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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1958-12-17, Page 30,,S0 • g:• .7tegr"7.•''' • OOSOP" 64144-4014Pursel,iikerk4W4r" yo.rt,ir • for the family's Christmas NHL Hockey Equipment Vol Boys to 13 years Professionally Styled Leafs - Canadians Colours Gloves $6.50 I. Shinguards Sweaters • $4,95 •'‘' • $2.89 $ Stockings Hockey Pants .. $3.75 1.93 &ff, Give Appliance Gifts' BUY BRAND NAME' APPLIANCES FOR LESS 'at STAINTON'S - GE, SUNBEAM, PRESTO, PROCTOR, Etc.' . TOASTERS AUTOMATIC r • I 41116 $19.95 $1 3.95 POP-UP ELECTRIC .FRY Complete AtrirOhtA.Ttq TO Vg $15.95 PANS aquare with cover. HAND Black PORTABLE $14.95 and ;1-Speed MIXERS White • STEED REG: .,),,,,,c1„„. ROTARY $22.95 PRISM GE -SAVER . $29.95 • ' - Can ' REG. SWIVEL VACUUM GLEANERS ulster $69.95 TOP Type $89.50 Yellow, Pink • REG. PRESTO STEAM IRONS $16.98 Blue, and Green, White $22.75 Every Appliance Fully Guaranteed Tremendous Stock and Selection of Toys and Winter Sporting Goods TOBOGGANS SLEIGHS 4=ft. y 36" steel runner mone complete With rope 5=ft. . . $6.95 ONLY $3.75 36"' with Ski runner model $4.75 6=ft. $7.95 Complete with taw rope" W.; 1 ..,, . ,. STY Mr. and Mrs. Ruttan Wed 49 Years GORRIE-Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ruttan attended a family dinner given in honor of their 49th wed- ding anniversary on Sunday at the home of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Fra- ser, Jamestown. • All members of their family Were present with the exception of three grandchildren. Pets Receive Anti4tabies Shots GORRIE-Dr., J, M, Mitchell, of London, Dr, K. M. MacLennan, Wingham, assisted by the Huron County .Lands and Forests officer gave anti-rabies vaccine to 123 dogs, and 67 cats at the Gorrie community hall on Tuesday after- noon, • • • : •142-0.06.07WOroltkil-70„ • a i,•,,,,' Chrikima 00.1_.(er. ud iit butter! AY S TER TH TER Santa Claim Visits Gorrie 0013,13,1,N--Zattta.C14.VW.1)41a a it to Oorrie on Saturday afternoon, arriving with a horse and .Gutter to the delight of the children who • welcOmed hirn. Films were Shown in hte• corn- munitY hail and treaty were passed out later to more than 2.5b youn'g, sters. The business men ,of the village arranged fort his visit, • ONTARIO OMAN PRODUCIii° kiAitiKITIING SOAR, NIPItf$04YINS $0,000 <aims ie0000(00% Mrs, Nova). Wade. Hostess to, W,A, • GORRIE'-Mrs, Edward :Newton WAS elected president of the W,A, of St, Stephen's Church, at the an-, nual meeting 'held at the 'home of Mrs., Noonan Wade on Thursday afternoon, Other officers are; 1St vice, Mrs. Harry ,King; 2.nd vice, Mrs T, Bennett; se trees„ Mrs, George King; apt, Mrs, T. C, Vit- ae; Dorcas sea; Mrs, Norman Wade; Living Message sea, Mrs. Thos, Short; Little Helpers' -Sea, slvfer4M3.9r.t?1G:DOrlrldITA n ore; Service ist, Mrs. Harry King; Dorcas: as. sistants, Mrs, Earl .Underwood, Mrs, Bertha Plant, Mrs. John Dinsmore, Mrs, Gordon Underwood, presi, dent, was in charge of the merit- 44, opening with prayers and Lit- any, Rolr mill was answered with a verse on the birth of Christ and. a Christmas gift to the W:A. nalManrso„ia71., Mrs Earl assistant.seeurn. secre- tary, road the minutes and. gave derwood reported on the ]Dorcas work, Mrs. John .Dinainore on the Little Helpers -and Mrs. Norman, Wade on social services, Mrs. Luella Sanderson read the - Scripture from Romans. 13, begin- /ling at the 8th verse, Mrs. Ed- ward Newton,' Mrs, Gordon Under- Wood and Mrs. Norman Wade were appointed to arrange pro, grams for 1659. The rector, Rev. E, C. Attwell, gave the' address on "The Birth of Christ", sneaking of the Advent season, the season of preparation for the "coming". and that Christ came to bring hope and joy. Mrs. T. C. Vittio presented the third chapter of the study book, "The Sick" and MM. Bertha Plant, Mrs. Gordon Underwood and -Mrs. Newton- assisted. Mrs, Clara Ritchie was the host- ess' assistant for the refreshments. owe Not even Santo, himself, has a wider; more wonderful selection of Christmas • gifts than we do You'll find it's easy to solve 011 your shopping pPoblems here, because there are so many gala gifts to choose from. We have something to please every member of the family ... pt prices to please you] The 'New RECORD RELEASES are All Here Rock 'n roll, be-bop, di,iieland, we don's care 'what you like, we have it; CHRISTMAS CONCERT AT COMMUNITY HALL OORRIE-The Gerrie community hall wore a festive air with two gaily decorated Christmas trees and other seasonal decorations when the Gorrie public school, sen- ior and junior rooms, presented their Christmas concert on Thurs- day evening, There was a good attendance as many looked for- ward to seeing the children, who had been well trained, The program (vetted with a wel- come song and a song of the Christ- mas spirit by, junior girls In color- ful costumes. A second number featured rhythm hand and sing- ing, A cantata followed with song and drama, showing the Bennett fam- ily with •Mrs. Bennett making pre- parations to entertain ' special guests who failed to show up for the Christmas dinner. At the re- quest of the children and her hus- band the Smith family with their ten children from down the street were invited to share their Christ- mas and the Bennett family found the secret of a happy Christmas. Characters were Mr. Bennett, Larry Simpson; Mrs. Bennett, Jo- anne Strong; Tom, Ken Farrish; Sue, Carol Robinson; Grandmother Bennett, Tena Van de Camp; the maid, Carol Keil; Tabby, the cat, Judy King; the neighbor's eat, Lin- da Johnston; Mr. Smith, Richard Collings; Mrs, Smith, Myrna Nuhn, Santa Claus, Alex Hamilton. Gifts were distributed after the program, The teachers are Tom O'Krafka, principal and Mrs, Ruth MacDonald. Mrs. Carl Douglas is teacher of music. VISITING OVER THE .'110kipAys? "SING ALONG WITH 7<Ilrl CH" A male chorus doing all the old favourites. A NEW (WY LOM73AItO0 ALBUM I ALBUMS OF SCOVICISII 4'4 inI$11 BAND SELECTIONS Many Albtims of Finest SHOW SELECTIONS also , CHRISTMAS MUSIC Keep, happy with musk; when you want it on Record. a Go CNR-the sure, the anufortableway: No matter where you're going, -whether you're, travelling solo or • with your family-you can make yotir plans' now!" Snow-filled skies Or icy roads will make no, difference-you'll .get 'where you want to go, and you'll enjoy every relaxing, minute of your trip. Insure your holiday fun. plans. .Ask about CNR Gift Certificates, ideal for holiday giving! For tickets' and information contact your Canadian National representative. Every year; more and more people who ace going visiting;over, the Christmas Season go , Extended Plays, Child. ren's Records. and. Supplies United Church News GORRIE-The Sunday School of the Gorrie United Church is having its White Gift service next Sun- day morning at 10 o'clock, when the members will dramatize the Christmas story. The Woman's Association of the Gorrie United Church will meet, at the home of Mrs. Allan Hyndman on Wednesday, Dec. 17th at 2.30 p.m. (note change of date), The Northern Helpers will have charge of the program. WARREN HOUSE DIAGONAL ROAD, VVINGHAM rpecia/ ,:frAANDA. ORAVGE:.. THE QUALITY IS TOPS CHILDREN'S " SKI OUTFITS with Harness AsseMbly. Top Quality Maple; stain- ed and varnished,. fitted Easy I. pull Easy to ROW! Approx. 4 to 5 doz. per box, depending on size a oranges. DOMINION 4 • with lever type harne,ss. 4-foot $6.95 4)/2-focit $7.95 5-foot ‘$8.95 5'A-foot $8.95 FRUITS and VEGETABLES Sweet-juicy Calif. Seedless Navel. Sueltist OrangeS, age. size 113's 490 Cape Cod No. 1 Late Howe CRANBERRIES 16 oz. 25e Louisiana No. 1, Kiln. Dried FANCY YAMS , „.. ..... ,,,,,,,,, 2 lbs. 25c California No. 1 Sweet Eating EMPEROR GRAPES 2 litS. 350 Florida No, 1 Crisp Green Pascal Celery Stalks 2 good she 48 - -19e Surprise your family with a very special, truly delicious Christmas treat ... extra juicy, extra sweet Mandarin Oranges. Imported all the way from sunny Japan, these magnificent Mandarins are completely seedless and.1 practically peel and section themselves. Your family will go crazy' over Mandarin Oranges so, while they last, Rick up a large box at DOMINION this week. Christmas Shopping Hours nee. JR OPEN 9 p.m Dec. 20 - OPEN 10 p.m. Dec. 22 - OPEN 9 p.m. Dee. 23 - OPEN 9 p.m. Dec. 24 - OPEN 9 p.m. I-LB. PIECE ADD VARIETY TO YOUR TABLE ROSE BRAND - SWEET MIXED PICKLES - META CHOCK FULL OF FRUIT AND NUTS RICHMELLO FRUIT CAKE 'fifIRRIE ADULT OUTFITS Maple &Hickory fitted with best. cable harness. $13.95 $16.95 310 590 450 Old. London. Town 20 oz. tin PLUM PUDDING 41c ALUMINUM Children's Adult's SKI POLES $2.95 $3.95 HEALTHFUL -SERVE OFTEN LIBBY'S - FANCY TOMATO JUICE 2 FOR YOUR HOLIDAY . SALADS KRAFT - SALAD DRESSING • MIRACLE WHIP SPECIAL I 16-OZ. JAR Christmas Lighting Sets 7-LAMP FULLY GUARANTEED Big Selection CARVING SETS SWEET AND TENDER AYLMER - DEW FANCY UNGRADED gi SPECIAL ne P , FINEST QUALITY NUTS IN SHELL CALIFORNIA - BUDDED DIAMOND WALNUTS FANCY MIXTURE P CELLO NAG 49 III MIXED NUTS FANCY FANCY BRAZILS CE1161113 AG 490 FILBERTS UM:n/1%AG 39p PROTECTS THE FLAVOUR OF YOUR CHRISTMAS TURKEY 0 PURE ALUMINUM FOIL SPECIAL I 9 0 Stuart House FOILWRAP 2$-FT. 170LL L GIVE YOUR MEALS THAT PICKLE PERK UP AYLMER - SMALL SWEET GHERKINS 123.-a. 250 MAPLE LEAF Mincemeat 21-0Z. TIN 470 Sovon Flavours RICHMELLO 'ICE CREAM 1/2 GAL. ail SOUARE PACK REDP.ATK ICING SUGAR 4,4 9 Posts Navy MAKES AN IDEAL GIFT -• POPULAR BRANDS CIGARETTES PACKED IN RE-USABLE PLASTIC CONTAINER WESTWOOD CIGARS ino 980 CLUB HOUSE SPICES SAGE, SAVOURY or THYME SHAKER 100 4:7> NIPPY-TANGY CANADIAN OLD BLACK DIAMOND CHEESE 1"73* 690 FANCY FANCY 1)1:13 2s.AG 450 PECANS ALMONDS Oldtb 590 Clg.7114 $2.99i CHRISTMAS TREE STANDS „ ...... 89C "Our Prices Are. Better' SiMtfilr4.2'414U14%.1.04MMO,CZigaUrtZ042'i:Ifig;XMV.14.104I.Itrra t.plece filfg-40,t4 STEAK KNIFE SETS $1.50 - $4.95 - $5.95 Domino DRY CONTENTS ONLY GINGER ALE 2 BOTTLES 270 PEEK FREAN IMPORTED Shortbread Biscuits 250 BUY EXTRA BREAD FOR DRESSING SLICED - OR UNSLICED 24 Richmello Bread LOAF 180 -OZ. OCEAN SPRAY WHOLE OR JELLIED Cranberry Sauce 144' 250' CHRISTMAS CANDY SEE THE WIDE VARIETY ON DISPLAY DARE'S r.VricY SATIN HARD MIX CELLO 330 omen's onystAr.t.v.Ro FRENCH CREAMS crxVil'Ad 330 Beautiful 2-pace Sets, English Sheffield ma& sty, Genuine Stag and Similated Stag; Handles, Strong silk lined eases. Priced at% $7,50, $8.50, $9,95, $10.50, $10.95, $13.95, $15.95 Indoor = $1.69 Outdoor = $2.59 Miss Dorothy Wade of Weston spent last week-end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Galbraith, Mrs. Murray Edgar, Mrs, Earle Foster and Sandra, Rosetown, Sask, are visiting- relatives at Stoney Creek, Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Farrish and family, of Everett, spent Sunday' at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E, J. Farrish and Mr. and Mrs. Bower Parrish, Mrs, William Adams re- turned with them to Everett. Mr, and Mrs. Jack Evers of To- ronto spent the week-end With Mr, and Mrs, Manfred Irwin, Mr. and Mrs. Don Leader and family of Tecswater were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs, B, S. Fattish, Visitors with Mrs, Tessie Zim- merman on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. lack Shields and family of WaWa,nosh, Miss Betty Zimmer- man, Clinton and 13111 Zinimerman, Breslau. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Bennett and dattghter, Miss Thelma, have mov- ed to the neW home Which they built ih the village this summer, They have been living in Vordwich since selling- their farm, Miss Irene }Thirties returned to Torotito On. Wedimiday after spend- ing several weeps with her brother, II V, Holmes, Mrs, B. T, Bennett was a recent visitor with her daughter, Mrs. George Snider anti Mr, Snider In An auction sale of farm stock and implements of the late tort Harris was, held on Friday ht his late residence, lot 8, Oh, 15, How. Jett, FLYING SAUCERS $3'4'.9. Christmas Services. At St. Stephen's .I.Vnesgoerrr. senile] 'Ch. Church and WroXetar f;,,G,I,T, 'held their Vesper Service in the Gerrie 'United Churob enter- 0%nn.sclinny oin.pgvn?tg,910.T.011,4.011giyries Faith- ful'" and formed: the choir;. Marten Ruttan led in the geryico awl read the Scripture lesson, Byelyn Anne Stephens, Ruth Grainger and Gwen Hyridtnan lit the candles represent,: Mg "Jeans, the Light of the 'World"; Mrs. Tom O'Krafka 'read •the. story, "The Shepherd Who Didn't, Go to Bethlehem'. Carol Robinson sang "Away .in a Manger", Joanne . Strong, Nadine Cook, Carol Robin- son and Frances Coulter sang a quartet Aurnher, Corinne Rharne presided at 'the organ and played "Star of the East" on the Ali joined in singing the .carela in- terspersed with Scripture passages on the Nativity. GORhtIE-On Sunday, December, 21st, there will be a nine lesson carol service at 1 30 in St. Ste- phen's Church. On Thursday, December 25th, at 10.30 a.m. a Christmas family service will be held. The Christmas party for the children will be on Tuesday, De- cember 30th at 8.30 p.m, General Bakeries Piss]! and Greed 24 0%, lOar SANDWICH BREAD „ „ 27c STAINTON HARDWARE AND FARMERS SUPPLY HOUSE- PHONE 30 WINGHAM ti Values, tastily* lia *11 `GilIAl‘t AadOttrtioic's swiss thstit tioSihg Co DROPS CELLO SAG • , 1:02. , nitceliibot The FOOL i Stare. DOMINION STORES, !i;,imiTED. • • •Laa:214..