The Wingham Advance-Times, 1959-12-02, Page 141.4
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at. Intervale by glanoos ,at hill et
houses at a distance, tawn a
„ctIrtn4 or OAPS nearby. F..
Futliple ' rind closing at tail
wheel glvps you a hOtidirlg 4,1
tltiaintallee with cloth.
WE YOURSELF A GIFT!
If ycia're in doubt whether. your furnace will'
last through the long heating 50On-1"r whether
it's safe to operate— why not give, yourself
Opt CAREFREE HEATING COMFORT,
FREE. INSPECTION ti -
" -At I.16 cost orobligatioa we'll eheolc
and let you know its condition.
If minor adjustments are required, now Is this
time to have them done. If you are considering new
beating, let us help you choose the ANTHES fur-
nace which is best suited to your 'Aced, Call tt,
today,
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LOW QOWN PAYMENT! EASY TERMtt
PERCY W. CLARKE
PHONE 255 :WINGRA$
'AUTHORIZED
•otr
DEALER
THINGS TO REMEMBER
FOR SAFE INNING
Sigma when -'you turn and turn
wl--en you signal,
Drive botwoon the white mark-
ings, net on them.
Wash head and tail lights AS
.Pftell windshields.
" Cheek the auxiliary brake regu-
larly. It may 'Ijecoine your ONLY'
brake, .
Wail-Pting_ can he fatal. Allow
40 feet between ears. for,„ every 10
,miles per hour.
fee patches are sneaky killers.
Treat, theirs with raped,
Rear,w1ndow , wipers are, extra
insurance an any vehicle.
Beware of exhause fumes in
slow-moving or lianiteel traffic
jams. Shut off heaters or switch
to "inside air".
Be certain the way is clear be-
fore making any move, A single
:chaliCe may be your quota,
Only the green signal means
'!Go", The other driver may be
speeding to sneak through the
'amber.
' Check "Overy indication of faulty
The pedestrian is not a "spocal
of Providence, unable to
'err in traffic. Check your walk-
ing habits during Safe-Driving
Neck, '1909.
For. The Best
REFRIGERATION & °ALL
ELECTRICAL. SERVICE
JACK
Phone 60S J 22
E R
Wingham
Specializing in
SEALED-UNIT REPAIR, AND COMMERCIAL
REFRIGERATION REPAIR
ANTI-APATHY DRIVE
OPENED YESTERDAY
From coast to coast in Canada
motorists arid pedestrians will be
"tilled on to shake off 1,1-o apathy
'hot makes them easy targets for
Leath on the highway when the
:iation-wide Safe-Driving Week
'campaign opens on Tuesday, De-
eciriber 1. The drive against motor- '
I hg And, walking apathy wilt last 4
for a week, to December '1, spOn-
'Aored by the Canadian HighWay
Safety Council With active co-
operation of many federal. pro-
'Official and community organizr
ntions.
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COME SEE — COME SHOP, THE DAZZLING DISPLAY
OF GAY GIFTS AT MehIBBONS — the complete Christmas
Store offeringpO'rfeet presents for everyone on your
at prices that arc perfect for your budget.
NO. 5 by Chanel
1250 14" 750
EVENING IL PARIS
GIFT SETS $500
man); Beautiful
Assortments from
VIMM.',4.V.teMA z'1,.44:00:48000:07.4.
Tfid.cOmpounding of
prescription is our first
order of business--a fact.
which explains why our,
serviceis so Prompt.
Baby Powder, Baby Oil, 3 Baby Lotion 'Cotton- ands,: 50 , Baby Soap & Baby Cream
SdlICK
3 SPEED
.RAZOR
with trove' case
2850
jrs white hobnail
batik and dis-
penser cap 8 cm:
YARDLEY
,MEN'S SET
See Our Se,fect
Uon
GIFT WRAPPINGS
'd ,
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at Popular
Prices
After Shaving Lotion
Men's
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TI WIntbilm AdvaincomiTness
toio irourtroo vveg, pre. 2, :tuns
brakes at once, toss of brakes
In traffic is a inirrible experience,
Dim your headlights when tTrivM
ing at night behind 'another ear,
You .can blind Real behind.
'the extras few seconds it takes
to wait for traffic to ilaSS inifore
ttirningg left ran be worth a great
deal to you.
The driv, r 1,,'5e takes his link'
gots there about as fast and It lot,
more comfortably than the traffic
bully.
, At least once a. weds. turn ,on ail
iights and walk around your car
to make sure they are Working,
Wipe thom with a., damp cloth as
you walk.
04 long drives, rest your eyes
LYCEUM Theatre
Wire haii>nt, chitario
rwo Shows Each Night Coininene-
illg at '1,15 p.m,
r.
IFX.Ft$1' C14 ASS,
WATCH REPAIRS
nEAsoutufail cmuLuE$
George Williams
Located In Mason's Store. ,
Owing to Wilt At space, watchere:
and swain, einelo only.
11.11URS, FRI, SAT,
DotyMber g- 4 -
Poliblo Bill
Robert. Flarland, PipPa, Scott
'ln
"AS YOUNG AS
WE ARE"
and
"SPACE CHILDREN"
Namisamizein
Tice picture shows a few of the 'hundreds that greet him, tovot hall to distribute
gathered, at the)iall to
BIG CROWD—Before Santa arrived at the
candy to the small,fry, a large crowd had
collected.
PERSONALS
OASII---if you live.
CASH'-.if you
Protection for the family
Comfort for your retirement
An in one pulley.
Consult---
FRANK C. HOPPER
--Representative—
Canada Life
WINGHAM, ONT.
Phone 462
Headlights do not always reveal
pedestrians. Walkers who trust
motorists take their lives in their
hands. pWa11c safely in Safe-Driv-
ing Week,;December 1 to 7.
Of Many Things
By Ambrose Hills
UKRAINIAN WEDDING-
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My young nephew married a
lovely 'Ukrainian girl last week,
and X attended the wedding and
learned a lot,
Of course, I had known many
Ultranians before, I taught school
once in a district that was almost
entirely Ukrainian, . and I liked
them very much. They seem so I
alive; they work hard, play hard,
love hard and hate hard, I always
think of them as the European
Irish. I used to read translations
of their poetry, sitting in my small
room above the school house, when
I was lonesome for home.'It was
truly an experience. One could see
the wheatfields and sense the suff-
ering of a people in bondage pass-
ionately yearning for freedom -
and reading it, I'd forget -being
lonesome, and go visiting.
—Mr. and Mrs, John Page of
Cavalier, North Dakota, spent sev-
eral days last week with Mr, and
Mrs. Allan McGill and other rela-
tives in the Wingliam area,
- Mr. and Mrs. Bob Carbort and
family, Ottawa, visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Carbert for a few
clays last week and with Other
Wingham friends. Bob was here
to speak at the Federation of Ag-
ricultu're meeting in Londeshore.
.—Mr. and. Mrs.- "Scotty" Jackson
of West Hill were guests at the
weelc-end with Mr. and Mrs, Chas.
Hodgins and attended the Stainton-
Blair wedding on Friday evening,.
Altan Adams met Mr, Glen
Berry and Mr. Reed Montroy at
Malton airport on Tuesday morn-
ing. They accompanied him to
Hamilton where they are spending
a couple of days on business,
—Mr. and Mrs, Max McCarter
were in Toronto early this week,
where Mr, IVfeCarter was attending
a business meeting.
-Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Forbes are
spending a few days in London
with their son-in-law and daughter.
—Miss Belle Martin of London
and Miss Miriani Martin of De-
troit visited one day last week with
their sister, Mrs. Robert Wenger
Sr., and with other Wingham
,friends.
FOR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING THAT YOU WILL
ENJOY VISIT PAT TIS'ON ELECTRIC
Make life worth living for Mom with
AN ELECTRIC APPLIANCE •
from our big stock—the best in town
DROP IN SATURDAY AND LOOK AROUND!
IJAVE —
SOMETHING FOR EVERY MEMBER OF TH
FAMILY FROM HOT DOG COOKERS 'TO
STOVES AND DEEP FREEZERS
4g-u.-e4e4.-rgerkx-mg 0
SHOP EARLY on. .WHEN I .T IS
E,A AUDIO and ELECTRIC
and Mrs. Allan Small and
Penny of Toronto' were week-end
visitors with his brother-in-law and
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Mundell.
—Mrs: Jack Batesori spent a
couple of days early this week in
Toronto, 0'
—Visitors with Mr, and Mrs. H,
A. Fuller at the weekend were
'Mr,z8, Fuller's , father, Mr, Charles
Stainton of Clifford and her bro-
ther-in-law and sister,. Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Trines of Blackwater.
They all attended the Stainton-
Blair wedding in Teeswater on
Friday evening.
—Marion Willie, little, daughter
of Mr, and Mrs. Michael Willie,
was able to return to school on
Monday' after being confined to
her home for a few weeks, follow-
ing an accident,
--We are sorry to report that
Mrs. Bertha Lott has been a pa-
tient in Wingham Hospital for ov-
er a week and it is expected that
she will remain in hosPitai for an-
other couPle of weeks.
On those visits I would consume
great quantities of helobche ' and
pyrogies, so I guess that's why the
food at the wedding last week tast-
ed so wonderful to me. And why
the singing of Ultrania,n songs
sounded so good to my 'ears,
'Ukrainian weddings are wonder-
, ful. The bride and groom were
given just about everything thati`a
young couple could, possibly need
for their home; and on top of that;
the guests shelled out in hard cash
sum that 'seemed mighty big to
us anglo-saxons who are relatively
niggardly in that regard,
"Serving you since 1935"
I confess tht I had been some-
What cynical about all the fuss
and planning and endless arrange-
ments that seemed to be 'required
for a wedding; bUt when it was
over, I was impressed.
The boy and girl who marry in
Ukranian style have a good start.
They know, for sure, that the knot
has been tied and pulled tight They
know that relatives and friends
wish them well - for that is proved
in the generosity of the giving and
in the gaiety of the celebration,
and in the tears that are shed so
copiously.
When I first knew Ukrainians,
they were mostly. very short on
cash. Today, they are prosperous,
but they know how to .spend their
money for the big important
things. If they have a fault, it is
in their pride - but that 'was a I
quality developed by necessity' in !.
a race plagued by oppressors,
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—Miss Margaret King, of Lon-
don,• was a week-end visitor with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Owen
King,
—Mrs. Chris Summers of Mont-
real, and Ilea mother, Mrs, Gert-
rude Cameron, left on Monday to
spend a couple of days in Detroit.
Lace Cloths FROM • OUR HOME FURNISHINGS DEPAICTMENT—Litums of all types
Chenille Spreads - Scatter 'Ma Us - Kellwood Blankets Ete„
NYLONS
the loveliest
APRONS
A win:diet:Int selection of.
' little. Aprons, in pleasing shades,;
very attractively triemned.
Priced
from
"—Mr. and Mrs. DeWitt Miller at-
tended the Stainton-Blair wedding
on Friday evening in Teeswater.
--Friends will be sorry to learn
that Mr, Gus Boyle is a patient in
the Wingham Hospital,
— Mrs, Robert Rae and Judith of
London and Mr, and Mrs. Jack
Pym and family of Kincardine Vis'
ited over the week-end with Mr.
and Mrs. a V.. Pym,
--Mr, George Baird Underweni
surgery at St Joseph's Hospital
London, on Tuesday. His son
Ralph Baird, of 'New York City
has been at the home of his par.
eats since last Friday,
—Mr, and Mrs, JaCk Stainton. 0
Toronto Were Visitors the latter
part last week with Mr, an t
Mrs, Percy Stainton and attendee
the wedding bf their nephew, Neil
to Miss Lois Blair in,TeesWater,
—Miss V. McLaughlin has •re.
turned home after spending the
past three ,months in `Vernon,
13,C, She Went by Way of Yellow-
stone Park and, toured the park
just after the big earthquake last
altruner, nm was fortunate in see-
ing Old paitbfui eoottpt tWice
' there,
$2.49 89c to for HER
"CABLED-- beautiful seamless
3 PAIRS in thriarli
$3.00 gift package
S,
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make shelf' a !"'101,01)13gift and our
collection is so
pleasing. , Price $2.98 & up
Large Size BATH TOWELS
ist fancy patterns or plain
shades — frOm
Here in an atmosphe're of free-
dom, they have pros:pore-a. They
have made their own way' aneon
op of that have contributpd tre-
nendously towards the develop-
Ment of Canada. Further, they are
likely to help keep Canada free -
for they have 'known oppression
and ,they hate it fervently,
98c
GLOVES
linitted,, fur lined'? astrachan with leather
pnlnis,
Priced as low .... ,
etc, $1 00• to $5 95 Fancy boxed sets, very attractively arranged
at popular prices,
0.10ESSEll. SET'S
front $100
ELECTRIC RAZORS
(all )makes)
SMOKERS' SUPPLIES
AND SUNDRIES
NOVEL COASTERS,
MUGS, 'WARMERS
AND BRUSHES.
SHAVING SETS AND
SUNDRIES '
;Teeny Lyn, Moles mid
Cadbury CHOCOLATES
SPORT SHIRTS
in rent sharp patterns
prio,od t A ti
front '9-1*1
BILLFOLDS AND SETS
.froin $2.60
— Gold Statimed -,,-
COLOGiwg, PERFUMES,
FANCY SOAPS,-.--
Faberge, Eltribeth Arden,
and Missy.
IlEur$ ...... ....... ........ $2,00
;JEWELLERY $1.59 and up,
BUXTON BILLFOLDS . • $3.95 and up
2 Pair SOX in sniort gift pitch $2410 and $3.01)
Mforld'S finest'
1$nited nuts for Christ-,
Inas giving
SHIRTS
nimbus Arrow tuad. Fersytit brands
Priced
$5.00 front
the best
for HIM
WC Malt iiitATCHING SOX,
Priced ........ ........... $2,95 and $3.59
HANDKERCHIEF And ...... $2.511
SCARF and GLOVE SET ..... ...„„ .............. 0.95 Oh! So Many things!
Calls have, been Nailed by both
the Primo Minister and the Cover-
nor-General for the people of
Canada to shake off the indiffer-
mice se many hold against' the tAt
!
dangers of highway travel, Tt is
pointed out that the great ihighway '
Pre- toll of, past years has been largely
the ?Wilt of apathy of (trivets and
pedestrians who refuse to tealite
the imminence of death, injury
and serious economic loss threligh
',traffic mlAapa.
SWEATERS Como In Botany:Wool, "Ban Lost" and Orlon Priced from . * 6 95
A terrific seleetion Sweaters leulleVers, Cardigans and
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ate accidents. lsedesitians can
'upset ,drivers, so pedestrians ean
create accidents, Walk Safely for
4 0' Or VVor Safe-Driving Wee!r and any week,
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