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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1963-12-05, Page 24Page 8 ., Wingham Advance«Tithes, Thursday, Dec. 5, 1963 `�, MDPT 'Youth Groups Hold !Christmas eetings SERVICE 1 BLUEVALE--The Explorers meeting of Knox Presbyterian ,\ Church was held on Sunday. The president, Gordon McMurray, presided at the meeting which opened with the Explorers' mot- YOUR prescription is our to. The roll call was answered First Order of Business( with a passage of Scripture con- -At your service—. cerning Christmas. PRESCRIPTION McKIBBONS PHARMACY Phone 357.1880 - Winghanl WORN WHEEL ALIGNMENT THREATENS YOUR DRIVING SAFETY! Your car "burns up" wheel alignment four tiles faster than spark plugs! Think of the beating your wheels tekel Our low con, scientific wheel cheek with BEAR Equipment every 5,000 miles your car, may sore your life' BRING YOUR CAR IN TODAYI WE SPECIALIZE IN — BRAKE DRUM TURNING SHOCK ABSORBERS SPRING REPLACEMENT Alignment Service BEAR WHEEL ALINEMENT 4 BALANCING BEBVEC Mrs. Gray read the last chap- ter on Tiger Tail Village. Keith Elston took up the offer- ing which was dedicated with a unison prayer, The meeting closed with an exchange of gifts among all the members. MISSION BAND Eighteen members of the Mission Band of Knox Church met on Sunday for their Dec- ember meeting. A Bible quiz on the Christmas story was con- ducted by Mrs. Mann. She was assisted by Mrs, McKercher in leading the devotion. The children exchanged gifts and were then treated to chocolate bars, the gift of the Explorers. CANDY FOR THE KIDS — The usual big crowd of children was on hand Saturday afternoon for their annual visit with Santa and to receive a free bag of candy. The latter was distributed outside the town hall while Santa held forth in the council chambers. Bluevale Personals Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hall on Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Edward McMich- ael of Toronto. Communion service was held in the United Church on Sunday. Rev. G. C. Mitchell received into the church by certificate, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Barbour. Mrs. C. B. Hoffman spent a day in Exeter last week. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Johnston and children visited in London for a day last week. Recent visitors in the village were Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Masters of Parkhill, and Mrs. Olive Gallagher, of Brussels. Mr, and Mrs. Harry Elliott and Mrs, G. C. Mitchell spent the week -end in Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Shear, of Stratford, and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Barret and family, of El- mira, spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Richare son and Brian, of Lasallette, were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Murray Chapman. Rev. G. C. Mitchell, Mrs. Mitchell and Mrs. George Heth- erington visited at Paisley last week. Bluevale Womens' Institute will hold their Christmas meet- ing at the home of Mrs. R. J. McMurray on the afternoon of December 11th. Various Christ- mas hristmas activities will be on the program. ;A tLX!CtCtgKtrE!CCIC!CleatetCtCtiMICICtetreeterelite!etttZtCKtOVrect6'Ie'W(MOR !CCECK. !4IZtRtetCntl$WK!.tCbCKIg!CIg!C& sr Vis sP 51 Ito o? 51 51 5, 5, 59 5, YOU'LL ENJOY SHOPPING AT . . Edighoffers AS MOST PEOPLE DO IN THE BRIGHT AND CHEERFUL CHRISTMAS STORE. 5, s1 5, sr 5' K v 5, 59 5' u 59 5, a y x 5, 5. N 5' 5' 5, V t< 5, w 5, 5, g 5 59 5, 5, 5' Just • Arrived . . . A FRESH NEW STOCK OF E("'� ) I F F RSI MEN'S SOCKS 1� by Harvey Woods and (Wingham) Limited ' w Lyons THE FRIENbLY STORE ; From -51.00 and up :.:.. [teectg400ttotwitt4'IcfctR ctoteomtctcictctoc v.laG ot,4ICIKIt;IztcbcKt Ivvectottctoccr(f(tkfi* vetetcltfitelEIcl(fcHC I IFTStP[�AS� 5, 59 5, 59 59 A PRETTY BLOUSE from our usual fine selection would please her g —$2.98 to $6.98 st A SWEATER is sure to delight her and 3 the beautiful shades and styles from st the famous "Kitten" line and other 5 popular brands makes the ideal gift. b' Pullovers and Cardigans. 544 Priced from—$7.98 to $16.98 ro LINGERIE never fails as a good prac- r tical gift. See our wonderful selection , of Slips and Sleepwear. As low as—$2.98. °r FANCY PANTIES—from 69c. sp HOSIERY -69c, $1.00 and up. ? A large and varied selection of Ns SCARVES in silk or wool. From—$1.00 to $2.98. A gift for the home will please her iff too! WASHABLE "ACRILAN" MATS. So soft and fluffy, washable, tool L Size 24x36—$8.95. 27x48—$11.95: WABASSO GIFT BED SETS (1 sheet by and 2 pillow cases). Fancy trim and see attractively boxed. —$9.95, $10.95, $11.95. 5' Fancy Boxed PILLOW CASES —52.49 and 52.98. LINEN SETS of all types, including fancy towel sets—$2.98 and up. rf A MAN'S CHOICE — DRESSING GOWNS, fine quality tartan 1 gowns --$14.95. Harvey Woods and Stanfield Knit v POLO PYJAMAS --- $5.95 and $6.50. y FLANNELETTE PYJAMAS in smart de. w signs—$3.95, $4.95 and $5.95. st Handsome WHITE SHIRTS by Arrow s and Forsyth—from $5.00. Men's CONTINENTAL VESTS in red, black, gold and Black Watch plaid ri —$7.95. HATS of distinction by Biltmore at g —$6.50 and $8.50. Gift certificates available. Men's smart SKI JACKETS, STROLLER v COATS and CAR COATS --$19.95 to $24.95 ill ci CLUB TO INVITE WIVES The Basement Euchre Club held its annual supper in the Queens Hotel Saturday evening. The executive is Bert Thomp- son, pres.; Robert Golley sec, - treas.; committee, Austin St. —Advance -Times Photo. Marie, Norm Thompson, and Robert Montgomery. It was moved by John Mc- Cormick, seconded by Gord Simmons that the dues be doubled and the wives be taken to the next supper. 111,/e1•N/UeNtge,Mew 000lQeeset11Ueletl lee• .. Wont 111/ettetlllellleenl leo 11e1111111111110 seen o1IOU BRPlG PIIS AD FOR A SPECIAL PRE -CHRISTMAS WEEK -END AT THE LORD SIMCOE VOTEL 24'" ,., A,m) Enjoy a pre -Christmas week -end in Toronto at the Lord Simcoe Motel. Special week -end rates apply from now until December 31st, 1963. Here's what you receive; 2 ,nights accommo- dation (for 2). Breakfast served In your room both mornings (for 2), free parking during your stay — complete price 24.95 (for 2). Located in the heart of downtown Toronto, the Lord Simcoe is convenient to Christmas shopping, theatres and sport centres. Please present this ad at the hotel front desk—The Lord Simcoe's friendly service will make your special week- end more pleasurable. THE LORD SIMCOE HOTEL F. EDWARD LIGHTFOOT, GENERAL MANAGER University & King, Phone 3624848, Telex 022458, or your own Travel Agent WA 11) for our Chr°istmag table. CHUCK or SHOULDER ROAST 51` LADE or RIB ROAST LB 55 CUT FROM BRANDED BEEF DEL MONTE FANCY PEAS ©Z. 3-49c F1,4EAL PINK SALMON Oz' 2-594 CRISCO Vegetable SHORTENING 2 lbs. 69c CREST TOOTH PASTE GIANT 2-99` BAKER APPLE PIE EACH 45c DEL MONTE PINEAPPLE GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 48OZ. 1/13 WESTON'S ASSORTED MARSHMALLOW COOKIES (25 BISCUITS) 2/69t FROZEN SPECIALS FALSER` STRAWBERRIES dz. BLUETER FISH STICKS 10.Oz. WA YORKCY KERNEL CORN 2 LBS. FAN 39c 37c 45c MAPLE LEAF WIENERS LB. LEAF E SKINLESS SAUSAGE LB. BSCROKENHNEIDERS IIAM SLICES 6 -OX. SLICED BREAKFAST BACON 2 LBS. 45c 49c 39c 89c KLEENEX WHITE OR COLOURED ECONOMY 400s 3/791 ROBIN HOOD ALL PURPOSE FLOUR 7 LBS. 67c 25 LBS. x2.09 FLORIDA TANGERINES 176s DOZ. 43` WAXED TURNIPS 3 -LB. AVERAGE 2-19c CRANBERRIES LB. 33c CELERY STALKS CALIFORNIA 24s 25c CHEER POWDERED DETERGENT 30c Off KING '1.19 25•°9ti WO, ally A E SACT a dra"�drawn'DURING '� ket CIS with OD FRONT CICS " stamp- the t ilt entitle the baed on �' r�epp, teed pUGK O Zor toll, in groceries