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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1964-11-12, Page 19If Santa Had a Family They'd Shop at Currie's too SOME ITEMS \ FROM OUR\ BEST EVER SELECTION nix 4; mama o,. CEDAR CHEST Red Seal, choice walnut ven- eers over Tennessee aromatic cedar $63.50 BOUDOIR LAMPS Crystal inserts with hand made satin shades Pair, only $10.95 OLD COLONY ROCKER Ebony finish with gold em- bossed back panel. Old fash- ion comfort for only....$26.75 LIVING ROOM TABLES in French Provincial. Rich cheery fruitwood finish. 2 End Tables, 1 Coffee....$77.95 COMPANION CHAIR Charming design with univer- sal styling. A compliment to any living room $58.00 CEDAR CHEST Lane, matched sliced walnut with durable resistant Ray - dura finish, aromatic cedar lined, now only $84.75 PLATFORM ROCKER Solid and comfortable. Colors Gold, Brown, Chocolate. Reg. $49.50 $41.75 BOOKCASE/CHINA CABINET Can be used as a bookcase or a china cabinet. Several sizes to choose from. $23.95 to $34.75 SWIVEL ROCKER Gold, Turquoise, Red, Tanger- ine, Chocolate Brown. Only $37.95 HIGH BACK LIVING ROOM SUITE Elegant design with com- fortable high puff back! Narrow arms. Contemporary. choice of select covers. See it! Price it $289.00 DINETTE SET 36"x84" massive Table with 6 rugged and high styled chairs. Walnut wood grain table top, brown up- holstered chairs ac- cented with white and gold $164.50 / There's sparkle to your Christmas Gifts when you choose from the SLEIGH -LOADS of items for the home waiting for you at CURRIE'S FURNI- TURE in WINGHAM. Make your selections now and have them put away until Christmas. • O WORTH GIVING! WORTH RECEIVING! •WALL PLAQUES Horseheads on cork backing $8.95 pr. •Colonial style SPICE RACK $13.50 • Reproduction SILK SCREEN $29.95 • WALL PLAQUES Ballerina .. $5.50 pr. •CANDLE WALL SCONCES $11.95 pr. • Bright Plate Glass MIRROR $9.75 • COPPER PLATTER $5.75 • Totem Pole FIGURE $6.95 •TEA WAGON $15.95 • TV SNACK TRAYS ..$9.50 • SEWING BOX $12.75 • SMOKER AND MAGAZINE RACK $6.95 • HEIRLOOM NESTING TABLES $39.75 •Strong MAGAZINE RACK $2.95 • Portable BAR SET $7.95 • CLOTHES HAMPER • POLE LAMP $11.95 •SHOE SHINE KIT ....$5.95 From the GIFTWARE DISPLAY • FURNITURE GIFTWARE WINGHAM - ONTARIO 357 - 1170 O Decorated BOTTLE ..$1.45 • Cherub STATUETTES.$4.25 •Onyx BOOK -ENDS ....$5.50 • Ruby GLASS SNIFTER $2.79 • Brass CANDLE HOLDERS $4.95 •WINE SET $8.95 • SALAD SET $4.25 • AFTABA $2.65 • Swedish GLASS COMPORT $7.75 • TARUS "The Bull' ..$21.75 •SILENT BUTLER $3.95 • Large Glass PITCHER JUG $4.95 • BEETHOVEN Bust $4.75 • BUD VASES $2.40 pr. • TABLE SPRAY $5.75 *Frosted Glass CHALICE $3.50 • GLASS URN $4.25 - PLUS ---- 0 ® TABLE CENTRES • INDIA BRASSWARE O SWEDISH ART GLASS • ITALIAN ART GLASS O FIGURINES •DECORATOR CUSHIONS •MEXICAN ONYX • ENGLISH BRASSWARE • CZECHOSLOVAKIAN GLASSWARE A small deposit will store any Gift item until Christmas. IN MEMORIAM WBLLB-In loving memory of a dear father and grandfather, Harry Wells, who passed away November 13, 1056, Silently the angels took daddy Into the mansion above. Mere shall he rest from earth's toil, Safe in the arms of Go'i's love. -Ever remembered and sadly missed by daughter, Dorothy, and husband, Jack, grand.*iild- ren Jeannette and Harry Brooks. 12* Mrs. J. Anderson Dies in West The death occurred on Tuesday, October 27, in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan of Nancy Anderson, widow of John Ander- son of Craik, Saskatchewan, She was the former Nancy Webb daughter of the late William Webb and Nancy Gould of the St. Helens district. Mrs. Anderson is survived by one daughter, Mrs. R. Gray of Moose Jaw, two sons, Chas. and John Crawford of Craik and three brothers, William of British Columbia, Fred of Luck - now and George A. of Wing - ham and District Hospital. She was predeceased by one brother, John and sisters (Mar- garet) Mrs. James Bryon and (Elizabeth) Mrs. Frank Grain. Burial was in Craik on Sat- urday, October 31, Turnberry Twp. Farmer Dies Clarence William Howe, 61, of Turnberry Township, died Thursday in Wingham Hospital after a short illness. He was born in Putnam, Ont. and moved from there to his Turnberry Township farm three years ago.. Mr. Howe was an adherent of the United Church. Surviving are his wife, the former Wilma Turetzek; five sons, David, Donald and George all at home, Glen of Harriets- ville, Ont. and Ivan of Inger- soll; a daughter, Mrs. Roy (Evelyn) Hollingshead of Inger- soll; a brother, Charles of Woodstock; and a sister, Mrs. Rae (Elsie) Fcrguson of Spring- field. The body rested at the S. J. Walker funeral home, where the funeral service was conduct- ed at 2 p.m. Saturday by Rev. C. M. Jardine. Burial was in Wingham Cemetery. Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday, Nov, 12, 964 - Page 7 BERRY DOOR CO., LTD., of Wingham, is manufacturing a series of truck cabs for the Four Wheel Drive Corporation at Kit- chener. Berry Door general manager, Her - Berry bert Burgess, is pictured with one of the cabs prior to shipment. The unit weighs well over 1,000 pounds and- is fitted to a Large truck at the Kitchener plant. -A -T. MADE IN WINGHAM - While it doesn't bear much resemblance to a garage door, the cab on the large truck pictured above was made at the local plant of the Berry Door Co., Ltd. Made for the Four Wheel Drive Corporation, the cab was completely designed and manufactured at the Wing - ham plant. Eleven of the units are or order at the moment and it is expecte others will be ordered later. -A -T Photc Legion Attends Sunday Service Members of Branch 180, Roy- al Canadian Legion and the La- dies' Auxiliary paraded to the Presbyterian Church on Sunday morning for the service com- memorating Remembrance Day. The parade was led by the Teeswater Pipe Band. George Tervit Jr. was the parade mar - shall. Sgt. -at-Arms Ian Ed wards was in charge of the col- or party, ti. ith Mrs. Bob Irvine and Mrs. Alvin Seli carrying the Auxiliary colors and Alvin Seli and Vernon Ducharme rep- resenting the branch. Mrs. Seli and Mrs. Irvine presented the Auxiliary's new Red Ensign to Rev. G. L. Fish for dedication. Mr, Fish gave a Remem- brance Day meditation as his sermon. DeWitt Miller, chap- lain of the branch read Scrip- ture and David Crothers, presi- dent, also assisted in the ser- vice. The choir, directed by H. V. Pym, sang the anthem, 'Arm of the Lord, Awake" with Gordon Leggatt taking the solo art and Mrs. Betty Feagan and Tohn Day singing the duet. RECEIVE AWARDS -Top honours at the Waterloo Cattle Breeders' Annual Award Night, held at Arthur Obtober 29, were won by technicians serving this area. Left to right are: Willard Lark, Mildmay; Norman McKee, Teeswater; Wm. Mulvey, Belmore; Leonard Fischer, Mildmay, and Al- fred Kieffer, Walkerton. They were awarded the WCBA Challenge Trophy shown for group achievement in furth- ering artificial insemination in their service area. In ad- dition individual awards for outstanding effort were re- ceived by Norman McKee, Len Fischer and Bill Mulvey. This is the second straight year that the Challenge Trophy has been won by this group of men who make their head- quarters at Formosa. Seven other WCBA staff groups were included in the competition. -Released by Waterloo Cattle Breeding Association. Jack Alexander � AUCTIONEER and Appraiser We handle Town and Farm Sales Phone 357-3631 - Wingham WINTER'S PRETTY HARD ON ANTI -FREEZE ... BETTER CHECI The long winter can take a serious tor on anti -freeze protection, exposing your engine to the danger of freeze-up. Let us test it. Takes just a minute .. , saves a lot of grief. Play it safe. Do it nowll „«.