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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1958-12-17, Page 12Refrigerators' = Electric Stoves Deep Freeze Che'sts Electric - Kettles = Clocks Portable Radios A 'fans = Hair Dryer ./ Irons. ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE'S giftS will make moan the bappieSt, person in the hour ChristIXILLS morning, They are presents with the happiest future of ail, • f fit RADIO. and ELECTRIC - The Appliance Store , With The Stock. .on.x01-,msuvw vmmnr-.1.1,,v,-7knzu,srvortrzolos-, -2e4PAKignWZ-04-04g-AM: ulr HOUSEHOLD FINANCE er„,ree„ M, R. Jenkins, Manager 35A West Street Telephone 1501 GODERICH AMR Order Your WVAB3" Christmas COM Early REIM.) FROM 59c to $4.95 Maple Leaf - Tinned HAMS Ready to Serve AK PA lbs. $1.39 A Stokely's Fancy TOMATO JUICE 48 oz. 33c . Fresh. Roasted PEANUTS in shell .. • . lb. 31c MIXED NUTS in shell (Fancy) .. lb. 45c BRAZIL NUTS in shell lb. 41c 101 CHOCOLATE DROPS (mixed flavors) lb. 39c FRESH CARROTS 3 lbs. 19c COOKING ONIONS 3 lbs. 25c Louisiana YAMS 2 lbs. 29c Sunkist Navel ORANGES, 163's doz, 29c 113's - doz. 49c ' 88's - doz. 79c Florida Seedless GRAPEFRUIT, 96's - 5 for 29c SOFT DRINKS FOR HOLIDAY SEASON g Coke, Pepsi-Cola, Orange, Lime Rickey, Grapefruit & Lime, j Ginger Ale; Soda. Water and Collins Mix. 1Pg. ..... ed R Phone: Our• Prices Are. Lower 590 We Keep Down the Upkeep 'Delivery Front .rocery Free g red for giving:T. Quarteffe Jr. four fashion fragrances in si(vzr and gold moire'd gift box 3.75 B, Bath Powder in luxurious fabric-topped box wth, colorful lamb's wool ballet puff 4.50 C. Sayan Extraordinaire three cakes of perfumed soap exquisitely boxed 2,50 O. Cologne Spray in festive golden-capped color aerosols 315 E. Shower Kit of cologne, soap in' Travel Compact, and Bath Powder shaker all in q woterproof,1 :Travel Cote 4,50 MoKibbous SI YfB Worried about Christmas. GiftsP Just remember the best gifts under the tree come from Edighof fers. Half Slips and Pantie Sets beautiful .slhades of Apricot, Aqua., White • • • and Blue - sizes S. M. Si L. ' Price $2.98 and $3.95 SCARVES . wonderful ,selection 'of fresh new Scarves in water repellent finish. Price $1.95 EVENING BAGS for the' season of • social activities. They make such a lovely gift. Price $2.98 to $4.95 HANDBAGS A 'very attractive selection of New Handbags ' in plastic calf' or fine leathers. . From $2.98 to $11,95 • APRONS make a lovely gift and our stock • of dainty styles are so very outstanding, - Price 98c to $1.98 OUR HANKY BAR' displays the most beautiful selection of hankies you could wish for Priced from $0c up GIFTS FOR MEN SHIRTS — They're popular with most men• and our selection of famous brand names in handsome DRESS or SPORT styles make a real man's gift.' GLOVES Knitted with leather palm, jettither lined, etc. $2.50 to $4.95 °Tias Patterns that tire sure to please. 1,00, $1.50 & $2.00 SOX A terrific selection—nylon, wool Or nyleir & wool blends: : $1.00, $1.50, $2.00. He would appreciate:- , CUFF LINKS Si KARS Separate Or in Sets From $1.50 Famous "Hickok" BELTS. $2.00, $2.50, $3.50 Buxton BILLFOLDS $3.95 to $7.50 • Priced from , .. . . „ . • $4.95 LET 'HIM CHOOSE HIS OWN HAT! , GIVE A GIFT CEIVEHTICATE FOlk, A SMART BHII" IDHE From $6.95 up DIGHOFFERS Wingham "The Friendly Store" 41-00410-Ir' or," 7',""'""r"-'",..""••'"t ins You Made Your Donation to CARE? g v ThONViligheln AtiVance4141141 Wednesday, WO. A, MS '1 Ask about seasonal loans, at life If shopping expenses are greater thwo, you anticipated, you're invited to call on Household Finance, TWO Money service is understanding and prompt, You. may borrow up to $1000 and choose your own terms—up. to. 30 months to repay. TIFC is Canada's leading consumer finance cOMParly—, the only company of its kind, hacked by 80 years' experience. ]?'Bone or visit REG today, ONAL S isig*******000011004itirwotoggornirottourouioigig Prices effective to closing time, December 24. ---Master David Keating, bon of Mr, and, Mrs, Mel Keating of Exe- ter, is..recovering after en illness with pnetimenia, Dave Hutcheson was in London to, visit with his wife, who is a patient In. St. Joseph's Hospi- tal. Mrs, Hrima. Jenkins of Wing- ham wee also a recent visitor with Mrs. Hutcheson, --Miss Jean Mills, of Fanning- ton, Mich,, returned home on Sun- day after spending a week with her parents, Mr. and-Mrs, Francis. Mills, Leopold St, —Mr. and Mrs, Wally Haselgrove and Bruce of Chesley spent the week-end with' his parents, 111fr, and Mrs, O. Haselgrove and Clau- dia. —Mr, Leon Cantelon„ Leopold, St., is a patient at Westminster Hospi- tal, London. He was taken to Lon- don by ambulance on Monday of this week, —Mrs. Fred Fuller returned home on Thursday after spending sev- eral days in Toronto where her sister is quite ill with pneumonia. —Mr. and Mrs. R, G. Gannett spent the week-end in Kitchener and were guests at the Justason - Verdi wedding at Benton Street Baptist Church. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sosling of Goelerich, former- ly of Wingham, also attended the wedding. —Miss Nancy Hutcheson was in London over the week-end and vis- ited with .her mother, Mrs. Dave Hutcheson, who is seriously ill in St, Joseph's Hospital. Mrs. A. M. Forbes of London arrived on Monday and will spend a few days with her mother, Mrs. Howard. —Miss Constance Hutton of Ow- en Sound, was a week-end visitor at St. Paul's rectory with Rev C. F. and Mrs. Johnson. —Mrs. Allister Green entertained her Sunday School class of eight- year-old girls to dinner recently. Miss Joan BrOoks, assistant tea- cher, was also a guest at the din- ner. Christmas carols were sung and several games were played. —Mr, Ed Walsh has been a pa- tient in Wingham. Hospital since last week. —Mr. and Mrs. Jack Laing, Jim-, mie and Lennie Lou, •have ,moved from North Bay to 1393 WilSen Ave., Apt, .209, Toronto, —Mr. and Mrs, Ken..Saxton ited. Mrs. Dave Hntehesen in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. FORDWICH Intended for last week.' The many friends of Mr, Bernald King will be sorry to hear that at present he is confined to Palmer- ston Hospital, Week-end guests with Mr, and Mrs. Jim Warreil were Mr. and Mrs. William Johnson. of Mimieo, Mr. and Mrs, E, Fleauseheur and family of Stratford, • Mr, Peter Cober of Toronto spent the' week-end at his home here, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Doig and family of St. Catharines spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Doig, Miss Donna Petrie of Stratford spent the past week with Mrs. Pearl Patterson. The many friends of Mr. Harold Doig will be' pleased 'to bear he is improving slowly at Listowel Hospital after his severe heart seizure a week ago. Mrs. Lorne Siefert returned home last week after spending the past four weeks with Mr. and Mrs, Fred Siefert, Mr. Bruce Williamson of London spent the week-end with his mother Mrs. Emma Williamson.. Mr. Carman Bride of Port Credit spent one day last week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Bride, Mr. and Mrs. Hoyden Devitt Vis- ited one day last week in. Kitch- ener. Mr. and Mrs, Ernie D'Arcey and family, Mrs. William Ettinger and Norman spent Sunday with, Mr. and Mrs. John Ettinger at Palmer- ston, Mr. acid Ms. Jack Brown visited FriOgy with the latter'4 mother, Mrs. W. R. Duncan. Mr. Doug Brown spent SaturdaY in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stewart of Listowel were Saturday evening visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stewart. Miss Ruth Hibberd returned Sun- day to Stratford Normal after practice teaching the past week at Gerrie Public School. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Lynn and family of Orangeville spent the week-end with. Mrs. Dora Ridley. BORN — To Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crowe, nee Helen Hoffman, a daughter, on December 1st, in Dartmouth Hospital, Nova Scotia, and to Mr. and Mrs. Max Hambly' a son, on December 3, in the Kitchener-Waterloo Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Keith• and Randy of Baden spent the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Keith. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Galbraith of Guelph visited Sunday. with Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay Galbraith. Twelve tables of euchre were in play Tuesday night in the coni- munity hall. Winners were high ladies, Mrs. Ernie Dinsmere and Mrs. Russel Beherns; high gent, Wray Cooper; consolations, Mrs. George Baker, George Badman. . WROXETER—The school' room, of the church was the setting for the monthly meeting of the WKS, which took the form of a Christ- mas service from the Hymnary and was arranged and conducted by Mrs, Jas,' Dolg and Mrs, Harvey Thiani, Mrs, G. L. Dobson was pianist and a number of. lovely Christmas carols were sung, inelud- ing, "There's a Song in the Air", "Away In A Manger", "Angels from the Realms of Glory" and "While Shepherds Watched Their Flocks by Night", The Scriptere lesson, taken front the Hy:I-Mary, was comprised of "Te Deum Laudamus" and "Bene- dietus", and 'the prayer in unison was the General Thanksgiving and a Confession of sin. Mrs, Doig gave an interesting talk on the subject of Christmas and Mrs. Tin-1m rend an article on "Christmas Thoughts" by Padre Young, During the business portion of the meeting, presided over by the president, Mrs. K, Edgar, it was reported by the secretary that a bale comprised of good used clothing, weighing about 145 lbs,, valued at $110, had 'been sent to the Gibson Indian ReserVe at Bala. A letter was read from Mrs. Smith, acknowledging same, Miss E. Hupfer, supply secretary, reported that a missionary parcel weighing 30 lbs„ containing 15 yds of print, children's clothing, nylons, soan' and ' sewing materials, etc., had" been sent to Miss Ada San- ,dell in Korea, In regard to an appeal for, aid for those suffering from the I, N strike in Sudbury, it was decided to send a tiOnation of $10.00, Letters from Rev, Carl Krug, CKNX, from a member who nad been ill, ack- nowledging visits and cards, and one concerning the World Day of Prayer on February 13th were read. The treasurer's report, given 'by Mrs, S. Higgins showed a substan- tial balance on hand, and members were pleased to learn that the al, location had been successfully met. Rev. 3. W. Hird was present and presided for the installation of of- ficers for. the coming year. The following "is the slate of officers as presented by the nominating com- mittee, Mrs. G. Howes and Mrs, H. Patterson: President, Mrs. K. Edgar; 1st vice, Mrs, 5, Sanderson; 2nd vice, Mrs. G. McMichael; recording sec., Mrs. H, Wylie; assistant, Mrs. H. Timm; press, Mrs. K. Edgar; treas- urer, Mrs, S, -Higgins; pianist, Mrs. Doig; Christian stewardship, Mrs. G. Howes; temperance and Christ- ian citizenship, Mrs; G. Gibson; supply, Miss E. Hupfer; literature, Mrs. H. Timm; Missionary Month- ly, Mrs. G. Gibson; Associate Help- ers and sunshine fund, • Mrs. H. Patterson; community friendship, Mrs. H. Wylie, Mrs. G. Howes; Mrs, G. Galbraith and Mrs. H, Patter- son; C.G.I.T. leader, Mrs. L, Mc- Gee; Mission Band, Mrs. K, Edgar; assistants, Mrs. H. Durst, Mrs. L. McGee; Baby' Band, Mrs. G. Mc- Michael; nominating comm. for 1959, Mrs. S. Higgins, and Mrs. J. Sanderson. The January meeting will be held at the home of Mrs, H. Wylie at 2;30 p.m. and will be in charge of Mrs. Wylie, Mrs. G, Howes and Miss M. Jardine. _ Anyone with Baby Band or Mis-, sion Band mite boxes is requested to leave •them with Mrs. G. L, Gib- son or Mrs. K. Edgar before Christmas. The meeting closed with a hymn and benediction and was followed by •a pot-luck supper. WHITECHURCH Brother. Dies. la Woodstock Wingbarn relatives received word. of the death' of Andrew A, Small of Woodstock on Wednesday even- ing of !AA week, Mr,. Small Was. Watching the fight on TV and took suddenly ill, Ho had net been in the best of lienith since last March He was horn in - gernington Township` 72 years age, The family later moiled to Culrese whore Mr Small received his education, moved to Woodstock .0 years .ago: and was employed In the textile industry until a 'couple of years ago,, when he retired, His ware; the fennel), Bessie Tremlin and' a Son Donald' ,ol Woodstock survive, There are three grandchildren. A daughter died about 14 years ago, Two brothers, Edward of Wing.' ham and Roland of Windsor also survive, Mr. Small was quite active hi `he Fish and Game Club in. Wood, stock, and was a member of the Masonic Lodge. Funeral service was held, ft= the Rowell funeral home on Satur- day at 2 o'clock with the rector of the Anglican Church, of which de- ceased was a member, officiating, Interment was in Woodstock tery. Davidson farm. Mrs. Roger Inglis of Walkerton Spent a few days last week at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Albert Bieman, Mrs, Self and family, and Henry Schnurr, of Walkerton and Lorne Ruland of Ha-never visited on Sun- day at the beano Of the former's- sister, Mrs. Lev0Biernan, Families on the 9th Con, of E. Wawanosh gathered' on Monday evening at the schciol for the Christmas concert. ' Several of the high school stu- dents on the 9th Cot, missed the Wingham District High School bus ▪ Monday morning, when Mr. Agnew came along' five minutes early. Two shows erb night starting at 115 p.m. THEATRE CLOSED MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, EACH 'WEEK Open evenings, Fri., Dec. 19 to Wed. Dec. 24 .A-mo•zrp-1--..7M0,100241787,P.Ii7.0M7,;.>V7,07,17%`3"eatl-X70,74M-P2A70.1Wro4 .Vito&w,.-44e.,,zie4c-ogiez-ocvsig-Aker4e4-40:-‘49.4tegog-egfAkeig-mrog'or THURS. - FRT. - SAT. December 18 - 19 - 20 "LONE RANGER" With Clayton Moore The Lone Ranger and Tonto perform the impossible against colorful backgronnds in this real Western film, Wocoty,E SitiotiEssT ySTRAW iviej ,A6F--0''..Z--fkorAK-f-4M--040401 'nogg 53, iti.111811411: MRS, K. EMIR NAMED PRESIDENT Mrs. George Walkdr spent the week-end at the home' of her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Humphrey of St. Helens, Mrs. Humphrey has been under the doctor's care. Mr, and Mrs. Frank Alcock of Brussels visited on Saturday at the home of her sister, Mrs. Wm, Ir- win, • There was a splendid response in Calvin-Brick Church on Sunday for the White Gift service, The WM-lien's Institute meet this Tuesday in the memorial hall with Mrs. lVfillan Moore in charge of the motto, "Strife and Sorrow cannot dwell where Chlsistmas joy should be", and with Rev, R. T. A. Mar- shall as guest speaker for the occasion, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence' Ritchie and children, Visited on Sunday at the home of 'her brother, Mr. Jas, Johnston of Turnberoi. The school sections, 9 and 1.1 of Wawahosh, hold their concert this Thnrsdav at S.S. No, a Mr. and Mrs. Edwin bay of Gerrie visited on Sunday et the 'ome Of her sister, MrS, Harold Carrie. Mr. old Mrs, Harold Congratin, Winghtun, and his sister, Mrs. Chas, Shiell Spent Monday, In LOn-• don, Mr. and 'Mrs, iAlex Hehertaori and children spent, Sunday with her father, Mr, /as, Forster of W. We wariest' , end Mrs. heriald Campbell end Children of Belgrrive visited -eti Sunday with her parentS, Mr', and Mrs. Gorden Elliott, MeTihOth Govier of Alviiisten, who Works with Mr Angus Fat- einler-at Bratitterel) Spent'the Week- end with Mr. Falconer here, Mrs. Sohn Smith returned hothe frets, Victoria Hospital last Wed. neridav after spending two WeekS thre following art n nr hot. eye l , Mr, and Mrs, o fhtith eration and their r%C Or) l daughter live on tl* fotnier Pied' iPsly .444-'0,44400-A4-04-