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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1963-12-19, Page 3SPECIAL SALE! AFERMEI-IL 'S SIL ERRE CHESTS 4.50 i 11.95 57.95 WILL HOLD SETS UP TO 12s 17 Jewel Ladies' or Gent's Shockproof WATCHES — $14.95 "MS - LITE" COLORED CANDLES in frosted glass — $1.25 each Gent's JEWEL BOXES from — 95c LIGHTERS of all kinds from — $3.50 7-pce. WATER SETS from -- $3.95 Special Clearance! CUT -STEMMED WINES Only — 50c each TUMBLER SETS with rack from -- $3.95 BLUE MOUNTAIN POTTERY from — $1.25 FOR HER LIMOGES PILL BOX DRESSER SET JADE PENDANT LAPEL WATCH STAR SAPPHIRE RING MOONSTONE AND CRYSTAL NECKLET FOR HIM BINOCULARS COMPASS DESK SET PHILISHAVE RAZOR LETTER OPENER BAR SET NOTHING COMPARES WITH FINE JEWELLERY GIFTS ANYTIME. IrlAFElit �! EH L'J WINGHAM The finest in JEWELLERY CRYSTAL POTTERY ENGLISH CHINA E W ELLER.? PHONE 357-2670 SCOUTS INVESTED—Seven lads were invested as Boy Scouts during a special ceremony on Wednesday evening of last week. Four of the group are pictured above, from the left, Dave Robb, Don Hastings, Bruce Henry and Ken Taylor. The three not available for the picture were Bill Skinn, Garry McKay and David Ohm.—A-T Photo. News f Fordwich Mrs. William Marriner and Wayne Marriner spent a few days last week with the former's mother in Peterboro. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Choimey, Janey and Paul of Port Colborne, were week -end guests with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Keith. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Boyd visited a few days recently with Mr. and Mrs. Barry McKnight in Simcoe. Miss Jean Siefert of Listowel spent the week -end at her home here. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stewart and Mr. and Mrs. Jack King were Kitchener visitors one day last week. Miss Susan Mumford of Kit- chener spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Marriner. Mr. and Mrs. Holger Espen - sen and three children and Mr. Holger Felskof, left this Mon- day from Malton for a three months' holiday in their native land, Denmark. It is 12 years since they came to Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Anson Demer- ling and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Johnston spent one day last weel at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Goldrich. Mr. and Mrs. James Robin- son were Kitchener visitors on Friday, Mrs. John Inglis attended the funeral of a relative in Colling- wood one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Doig and Peter of St. Catharines spent the week -end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Doig. Mrs. Leslie Loughran and Mrs. Elmer Miller were Strat- ford visitors one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Emmerson Har- grave of Listowel, Mr. and Mrs. Stan Forester and Mr. Art For- ester were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Spence Brears. Miss Shirley Orth, Listowel, and Lloyd Crawford of Monkton were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. W. Hargrave. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stewart and family were Sunday visi- tors with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stewart in Listowel. Mr. Earl Ridley of London spent the week -end at his home here. Kenny McClement was a week -end visitor with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Nuhn at Gowanstown. We'll Make It Look Like New! WINGHAM BODY SHOP A LITTLE BODY WORK AND A QUALITY PAINT JOB WILL WORK WONDERS. BRING YOUR CAR IN SOON FOR A FREE ESTIMATE. NORTH STREET PH. 357-1102 BIRTHS FOSTER—To Mr. and Mrs. Jack Foster of Willowdale, a daughter, Jackalyn Toi, on December 10th, 1963. WELSH— To Mr. and Mrs. John Welsh (Marilyn Cooper), a son, at Victoria, B.C., on December 11th, 1963. Plan to Sew for Mohawk Institute FORDWICH—Trinity W. A. met for the Christmas meeting in the church basement. Mrs. Strong presided and brought Christmas greetings from the Dominion president, Mrs. J. Robertson. "Away in the Manger" was sung followed by opening pray- ers. Mrs. Hargrave read the Christmas story from St. Luke. The correspondence included Christmas greetings from Ford- wich, England, Miss Frances Lemon, formerly of this parish, and other former members and thank you notes from those who have been ill. Mrs. Attwell thanked the ladies for a quilt which had been made for her. The roll call was answered by eight ladies revealing her Secret Pal and a gift which will ,be sent to the Ontario Hospital at Goderich. Mrs. Foster read an article, 'Goin' Shopping" which was interesting and amusing. Splen- did reports were given from the, different departments. The bul- letins were read. Mrs. Ferguson gave a chap- ter from the study book "The Mission Becomes a Church". It was decided to send to headquarters for 25 articles to be sewn for the Mohawk Insti- tute. Pyjamas, nighties and dresses are urgently neede,d. Some funds were voted to the church missionary fund. Flan- nelette and yarn will be pur- chased to provide layettes for an Indian Reserve. Mr. Anderson presided for the election of officers: presi- dent, Mrs. 1. Strong; 1st vice, Mrs. E. Ferguson; 2nd vice, El- va Foster; secretary, Mrs. L. Jacques; treasurer; Mrs. R. Foster; Dorcas secretary, Mrs. Bruce Sothern; educational, Mrs. E. Ferguson; Little Help- ers, Mrs. W. Hargrave and Mrs. J. King; Living Message, Mrs. G. King; quilt committee, Mrs. Forster, Mrs. Armstrong, Mrs. Hargrave, Mrs. Allan, Mrs. Browne. Mrs. Anderson led in the Litany. Mr. Anderson pro- nounced the benediction and a potluck lunch was served. ALL THE SAME What is the difference be- tween the Ombu Tree, the Bel- lascombre Tree, the Umbra Tree and the Poke Tree? None. They are all names given to a tall, 35 -foot shade tree which grows in South America and in Mediterranean countries. Mildmay Trims Bantams 6-1 The Mildmay Bantams visit- ed Wingham on Tuesday eve- ning and walked off with a 6-1 victory over the Wingham Ban- tams. Bill Ballagh scored three goals for the Mildmay team in the first period and followed in the second period with another on an assist from Lobsinger. Davy Mowbray smashed in Wingham's only counter at 1:25 in the third frame. Ball- agh scored his fifth for the eve- ning and Joe Weishar and Dave Lang shared honors on the final counter. Three penalties went to Mildmay players and Dave Schiestel and Jamie Douglas each sat out two minutes for charging. Wingham: — Brian Forsyth, Doug Elliott, Doug Mowbray, Brian Walden, Dave Schiestel, Jim Henderson, Barrie Conron, Jamie Douglas, George Miller, Bruce Cameron, Norm Mac- Lennan, Paul Guest, Newt Richardson, Bob McKay. "I'm warning you," said the exasperated piano teacher to his pupil, "if you don't behave yourself I'll tell your parents you have talent!" Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday, Dec. 19, 1963 -- Page 3 Gowns for Junior Choir Are \ow Reacy for .,se FORDWICH--St, Anne's Guild of Trinity Anglican Church met at the home of Mrs. Peter Browne for their Christ- mas meeting. The opening carol was "Silent Night, Holy Night". Mrs. Lyle Simmons read the Scripture lesson. Minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. Roll call was answered with a verse on advent by 14 members and one visitor. The financial re- port was given by the treasurer, which showed that the Guild had a very successful year. Two kneeling cushions were made by Mrs. Bruce Armstrong for Trini- ty Church and the new gowns for the junior choir are now completed. Several cards were signed by the members for shut-ins.Mem- bers decided to again have a Secret Pal for 1964 and also that each member be responsi- ble for at least $5.00 in talent money to be made some time during the year. Readings were given by Mrs. Harold Foster and Mrs. Welling ton Hargrave. Rev, G. Ander- son then presided for the elec- tion of officers. Pres., Mrs. William Soth- ern; lst vice, Mrs. Peter Browne; 2nd vice, Mrs. Doug Bunker; treas., Mrs. Lyle Sim- mons; secretary, Miss Elva Fos- ter; assistant, Mrs. Wellington Hargrave; press, Mrs.JackKing;. pianist, Miss Elva Foster; as- sistant, Mrs. Nelson Armstrong. Miss Louise Matthews and Mrs. N. Armstrong were named to plan 1964 programs, The meeting closed with prayer and a contest was con- ducted by Mrs. Lyle Simmons, after which gifts were exchang- ed from a gaily decorated tree and each member found out who her secret pal had been. A de- licious lunch was served by Mrs. Dave Dinsmore, Mrs. Hector Browne and the hostess. Another exceedingly poor judge of distance in most cases is the person who agrees to meet you halfway on some mat- ter. atter. BIG DRAW THIS WEEK! s THIS IS YOUR CHANCE TO TRY FOR THE BIG MONEY! FILL OUT THE "SANTA'S LUCKY BUCKS" TICKETS AT ANY PARTICI- PATING STORE. THE FINAL DRAW WILL MADE AT THE TOWN HALL NEXT MONDAY, DECEMBER 23rd, AT 10 A.M. WINNER WILL BE ASKED TO APPEAR AT THE TOWN HALL MONDAY AFTERNOON FOR THE TAKING OF PICTURES. Sponsored by The Wingham Business Association LUCKY WINNERS i0 DATE First Week—Five winners of $10.00 each 1—Margaret MacLean, Wingham 2—Mrs. Fred Moore, Wingham 3—Joseph Moir, R. R. 2, Wingham 4—Gerry Chapman, Whitechurch 5—Margaret Thompson, Teeswater Third Week—Ten winners of $10.00 each 1—Andy Lane, Wroxeter 2—Mary Hehn, R. R. 2, Wingham 3—Mrs. Parker Campbell, Wingham 4—Mona Purdon, Belgrave 5—Mrs. W. McCallum, R. R. 5, Brussels 6—Mrs. Jack Stacey, R. R. 2, Wingham 7—Pat Renwick, Wingham 8—Lorne Archer, Wingham 9—R. Pennington, R. R. 2, Wingham 10—Joyce Heimpel, Wroxeter Second Week—Seven winners of $10.00 each 1—Mrs. B. McGee, R. R. 2, Wingham 2—Mrs. L. Dalton, R. R. 1, Lucknow 3—B. Thompson, Teeswater 4—R. Wormington, R. R. 1, Bluevale 5—Jim Foxton, Wingham 6—Donna Chamney, R. R. 2, Auburn 7—E. Webster, Wingham Last Week—Two winners of $25.00 each 1—Mrs. Hugh Gilmour, R. R. 2, Wingham 2—Mrs. Alex Smith, R. R. 2, Wingham One Winner of $50.00 Mrs. Hans Schipper, Minnie St., Wingham