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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1964-12-17, Page 131963 PLYMOUTH SUBURBAN STATION WAGON LOw mileage. 1963.PLYMOUTH. V8, AUTOMATIC, 4 -Door 1962 CHRYSLER SARATOGA 4 -DOOR HARDTOP, power equipped with radio 1962 DODGE • 2 -DOOR, radio 1962 DODGE 8, Automatic, radio. 1961.METEOR 4 -DOOR. 8. Automatic. 1960 DODGE V8, AUTOMATIC, 4 -Door, Radio. 1959 PLYMOUTH 4 -Door 195$ DODGE SUBURBAN STATION WAGON 8, Automatic, Radio. 1958 DODGE 4 -Door 1958 PONTIAC 4 -DOOR. Radio. A real clean family unit. LEN CRAWFORD MOTORS Your Dodge - Plymouth - Chrysler - Valiant Dealer JOSEPHINE STREET WINGHAM Phone 357-3862 0 PARENTS TALKED TO TEACHERS during open house at Sacred Heart School. This group includes Louis Kostrzewa, Mrs. M. Kinahan, junior room teacher, Mrs. Peter Vath, Mrs. Bill Templeman and Brenda Orubbe.—A-T Photo. ROUND TABLE Traditionally, the first Christmas feast in England was held at the Round Table of King Arthur. While the specific date is undetermined, references to the famous king in medieval legends have been traced back to as early as 600 A.D. Christmas favorites... SION FOR cVeRYorle A colorful selection of slippers for mom, dad and children. PRICED FROM si 99To$4.99 Win$ham ,Advance -Times, Thursday, Dec, 1.7, 1964 - Page Christmas Gilts to WA Are Part of Roll Call GORRIE-The annual meet- ing of the W.A. of St. Steph- en's Anglican Church was held at the home of the president, Mrs. Gordon Underwood, on "Thursday afternoon. The meet- ing eeting opened with the "Come Ye Apart" service from the Living Message, led by Mrs. Under- wood and Mrs. G.A. Anderson, The lesson was read by Rev. G. A. Anderson. Roll call was answered with a verse from the Christmas story and a Christ- mas gift to the W.A. Mrs. R. T. Bennett presented minutes and financial reports. Mrs. Norman Wade gave the report of the Dorcas work. Mr. Anderson presided for the election of officers which are as follows: Hon. pres., Mrs. G. A. Anderson; president, Mrs. Gordon Underwood; 1st vice, Mrs. Norman Wade; 2nd vice, Mrs. Harry King; sec. treas., Mrs. Geo, King; asst. Mrs. R. T. Bennett; Little Help- ers, Mrs. G. A. Anderson and Mrs. Jack Bennett; social ser- vice, Mrs. Bertha Plant; Dor- cas sec., Mrs. Wm. Austin; helpers, Mrs. Norman Wade, Mrs. C. Ritchie, Mrs. J. Dins- more and Mrs, B. Plant; audi- tors, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. W. Austin. Mr. Anderson gave a Christ- mas message. After reading the Gospel for Christmas Day he said that John tells of a mya- tery, the Incarnation, while Matthew and Luke give the his- torical details of the birth of Christ. Christmas poems by Alice Roberts and E, P. Duffy were read by Mrs, Norman Wade. Mrs, Lawrence, Mrs. Under- wood and Mrs. Wade were named to make out programs for 1965, The hostess served refreshments. Free Book Marks On Safety Theme In order to further traffic safety education amongst school children of our area, your Auto Club has designed a set of book -marks for free dis- tribution through public librar- ies, schools and other interest- ed organizations. Prepared in a series convey- ing 10 different safety messag- es, each book -mark bears an illustration of a particular theme together with an easy to read and remember safety mes- sage. Anyone interested in procur- ing supplies of these book- marks may do so by calling or writing the Ontario Motor League, Box 518, Owen Sound. J STILL SHOPPING? WE STILL HAVE fit BLACKBOARD DISPLAYS at the Sacred Heart open house attracted considerable attention. Dick Bruyns and Karen Ann Kieffer look over some of the work with a group of children from the school.—A-T Photo. Music Recital, Christmas Party BRUSSELS -Mrs. Edwin Mar- tin held a music recital and Christmas party at her home on Saturday morning. The program consisted of classical and secular selections, hymns and carols, a piano and violin duet, duets and trios. Each child participated in a piano duet. There were two six -hand trios, one a six -hand trio with a double melody. A volunteer section demonstrated the technique of playing scales, triads, arpeggios, dominant and diminished sevenths. Those taking part were Anne Stratychuk, Rose Mary Morrison, Tharon Riley, Joan Stephenson, Doreen Riley, Pauline McCut- cheon, Dorene Cardiff, Colleen Cardiff, Nancy Adams, Shirley Bernard, Vonne McCutcheon, Sandy McDonald and Susan Mc- Donald. To add variety during the different divisions of the pro- gram, six lucky draws were won by Sandy McDonald, Doreen Riley, Rose Mary Morrison, Tharon Riley, Pauline McCut- cheon and Dorene Cardiff. A name contest was won by a group composed of Shirley Ber- nard, Vonne McCutcheon, and Pauline McCutcheon. At the close, a lunch was served by the hostess, Mrs. Martin, SILENT NIGHT A broken organ inspired"Si- lent Night." So that the people of the parish might have a song at Christmas, Father Joseph Mohr, an Austrian priest, wrote the carol, and his organist com- posed the music. It was sung on Christmas Eve, 1818, to guitar accompaniment. Warm and cosy lined Boots for over the foot. Styled in flat, medium heels and illusion. PRICED FROM WOLDGiF1s For the MAN or WOMAN who means the most in your house Give HIM or HER A personal gift that HE or SHE will wear and appreciate. WE enjoy helping YOU select a suitable gift SPECIAL Pre - Christmas SALE on DRESSES and LADIES' COATS OPEN EVERY NIGHT NEXT WEEK until Christmas MAKE THIS CHRISTMAS A SPECIAL ONE While shopping you have a chance to win beautiful prizes — You may be the lucky one cheetfu//y made/ Hughes Ready -to -Wear Phone 392-6851 for evening appointments E OPEN ALL DAY WED., PLUS FRI. and SAT. 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