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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1964-12-17, Page 15-.1-110, 01 tecr SOFT PLUSH TOYS from $1.79 BUSY BOY TOOL SET..79c STUFFED DOLLS, cudly and bright 89c Tremendous assortment of JIG -SAW PUZZLES from 29c Wide selection of DOLLS....$1.98 to $13.95 Large TRACTORS, 13 inches long 89c Realistic Giant ROAD GRADER for the young contractor ..$3.98 44/0eAv Straco SEWING MACHINES for the young seam- stress. Practical, edu- cational, sews just like mother's $3.98 Huge Air Force Search and Rescue HELICOPTERS with auto -gear powered whirling "prop" $1.79 PAINT by NUMBERS SET $1.29 to $6.95 BINOCULARS with case. Just like the ones used by hunters and ob- servers 49c DOLL BUGGIES from $4.44 LAST GIANT BATTLE TANK, very realistic with swinging turret 89c NUMBER TILE, STAINED GLASS and GLITTER KITS for the young artists 79c Miniature Gorgi CARS and TRUCKS, scaled models, rugged construction $1.00 up SH 0 ,`f Y PPING DAYS LEFT vi h1IUTE SHOPPERS 1111 �.•:�''��" HURRY, HURRY! EXCITING GIFTS FOR M'LADY There's a wide assortment of Linens and Towels to choose from: Gift Towel Sets....$1.49 up; Bedroom Scarf Sets....$2.59; Crocheted Doilies, made in Holland, ex- cellent gift idea....79c 100% FLEECY COTTON PYJAMAS $2.49 BELL-LON PULLOVERS with fine needle eye look, pastel colorsS2.98 HAND BAGS and CLUTCH PURSES from $1.98 Fully temporized SILK and RAYON HEAD SCARVES, ideal gifts 49c to 69c SEWING BASKETS $1,29 to $3.49 FINE CHINA CUPS and SAUCERS 98c OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL 10:00 p.m. BELL-LON CARDIGANS, finest textured yarn, shrink and crease re- sistant $3.98 STRETCH SLIMS $6.95 First Quality Seamless MICRO -MESH NYLONS, 5 color ranges....57c pr. Clan Royal Tartan SLIMS $4.49 24" x 36" SCATTER MATS $3.79 Hand Painted TEA POTS $1.29 GIFTS FOR HIM 100% All Fleecy COTTON PJs, guaranteed washable $2.98 Globe Trotter SHIRTS, slim taper fit in modern stripes and prints, save up to $2, now only $3.98 Medium weight Short Sleeve THERMAL UNDERWEAR by Zim- merknit. 2-pce. combin- ation set $4.35 SMART TIES by Jaymore, with equally smart tie pins 89c Packaged SOX and TIE SETS $1.98 NETT'S 1.00 ACROSS FROM WINGHAM MEAT MARKET LINDA AND RICKY Jacewiez look over some of Linda's work with their mother during the open, house held at the Sacred Heart Separate School last week.—A-T Photo. Mr. anc Mrs. A. Baynard Mark both Anniversary GORRIE-Mr. and Mrs. Aus- tin Raynard of Ethel celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary December 14. The couple was married at the home of the bride's parents, the late Mr. and Mrs. John Huf- fman, Con. 3, Grey Twp. on December 14, 1904. They moved to the groom's farm on the same concession where they farmed until 1913, when they took over the Raynard home- stead. They remained there until retiring to Ethel in 1951. They recall that the weather on their wedding day was cold and frosty but clear. There was a lot of snow and the roads were full of pitch holes. The bride of 60 years ago, the former Essie Huffman, was born at Riversdale, Greenock Twp. in Bruce County onOcto- ber 8, 1884. The groom was born in Grey 'I'wp., Con. 4 on August 17, 1880, the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ray- nard. The couple has three sons, Sylvester of Bluevale, R. R.2 , and John and Cecil of Ethel,R, R.1; three daughters, Mrs. Clarence (Hazel) Clarke, Ethel, R. R. 1; Mrs. Mungo (Laura) MacFarlane, Bluevale, R. R. 1; Mrs. Walter (Doris) MacFarlane of Listowel; 18 grandchildren and 22 great grandchildren. Mrs. Raynard is quite active Gifts Reveal Secret Pals GORRIE-Mrs. Harold Robin- son was hostess for the Christ- mas meeting of Unit 1, United Church Women. The election of officers was held. The leader is Mrs. Wm. Behrns; assistant, Mrs. Robt. Elschner; secretary, Mrs. T. L. McInnes; treasurer, Mrs. Wes- ley Trimble; organist, Mrs. Har- ry arry Rhame; flowers and cheer, Mrs. Elmer Farrish. quilt com- mittee, Mrs. Chas. Black, Mrs. John Strong; secret pals, Mrs. Harold Robinson. Carol singing was enjoyed and each member received a gift from her secret pal with the name enclosed and drew another name for the coming year. The members started work on quilt blocks. Mrs. Sutherland Dies in Ottawa Mr. and Mrs. Farish Moffat received a letter last week from Rev. W.S.Sutherland of Ottawa, informing them that his wife passed away on Octob- er 30th, She took a heart at- tack on October 23. Rev.Suth- erland was minister at White- church and Langside several years ago. Bag Moose GORRIE-Wesley Gallaway and Kenneth Underwood have returned home from a success- ful moose -hunting trip at Mat- achewan. and enjoys crocheting, knitting, quilting and growing flowers, while Mr. Raynard is interested in television and radio. Their immediate family gathered for a turkey dinner on Sunday. The couple held open house on both Sunday and Mon- day afternoons. Plan Chrishnas Party for Friday GORRIE- The December meeting of St. Stephen's Guild was held at the home of Mrs. Joseph Bennett. An exchange of gifts was held and there was a good attendance. The meeting opened with prayer. Mrs. Thos. Ash read the Scripture. The secretary's report was given by Mrs. Olive May in the absence of the sec- retary. Mrs. harry King gave the treasurer's report which was most encouraging. Mrs. Mac Newton gave a Christmas reading. Business was discussed and it was decid- ed to have the Christmas party on December 18 for the child- ren and families of the church. The party will be in the Sunday School room at 8.30 p.m. The officers appointed for 1965 were: president, Mrs. George Anderson; vice pres. Mrs. Perry Strong; treasurer, Mrs. Harry Zimmerman; press reporter, Mrs. Joseph Bennett. Rev. G. A. Anderson closed the meeting with prayer. The gifts were exchanged and lunch was served by Mrs. T. Ash, Mrs. Harry King and the host- ess. Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday, Dec. 17, 1964 - page 7 OPEN HOUSE AT SACRED HEART School was well at- tended. Ricky Foxton and James DeGroot sang several Christmas songs for the audience of parents and frien-: —A -T Photo. Pack up gifting problems ... present them with smart and sturdy matched luggage! EUGHAN Leather Goods JOSEPHINE ST. WINGHAM HA Left an 1 G MONEY OUT hi? spas THIS l7 1k. IS THE ��Kyn wNnnnnnnn.n �' -� Y ...r..w�.•.�w.....+1111 4 YA �41t e, 4 Z1) t TIME OF YEAR THAT USUALLY PUNCHES HOLES IN THE PLANNED BUDGETS. • BEST Don't Let Christmas Expenses STOP YOU FROM DRIVING A SAFE CAR! SAVE MONEY ON THOSE NECESSARY CAR REPAIRS NOW AND ENJOY A SAFE HOLIDAY SEASON. North End Auto Wreckers DIAL 357-3070 BEHIND THE ROYAL T WINGHAIVI