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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1959-12-16, Page 3
.•; yroraiviieavves•.• :• • • has mooed to new locOtion OUR BUSINESS, WHICH HAS BEEN OCCUPYING • A STORE IN THE MacDONALD'BLOCK IS NOW LOCATED AT THE SAVE 4c PAY ONLY 25c REMINGTON'S PRICE TAG ON A JOB A MAN Nvbrking for himself provides his own loots ;,t,nd machines. .1'Or exiauple,. a .larm buys the tractor, cultivator and other equipmeut for his farm . •=e ill(111.8lry, C(jl111)111.ellt is too CX1)CliSiV(' 1014 . one man. to lyny, and plants and machines are bought with the ,invested savings or sharehold- ers. i'1.t The -Steel Company of C.anada, I in ited. the average investment per employee ill plant and equipment is ..21,700, Besides paying shareholders for the use' ()I' their savings, profits replace worn out equip- ment. and provide :for factory .expansion, A couiPallY without 41, Profit is a company withotil a future, THE STEEL COMPANY O CANADA LIMITED MONTREAL GANANOQUE HAMILTON BRANTIORO TORONTO Canadian made steel from Conadion.owhed plants: 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 Arzcogozoimaulgoime,moggoozoimcwscrimuzaz.valimozogr4m444-roimaseigivalscosolowig. Mahe this Christmas a memorable . with a stunpning DIAMOND by Cointil, hitt Tru-Fit. VALUE SUPREME Why Wait for spring — Do it NOW! OgerZfe'Zilige,46-04-eriM4 WITTNAUER AUTOMATIC Self-winding movement, expansion band, luminous dial. Sweep second hand. Maximum protection against all common watch hazards. $85.00 WATCH SPECIALS Timex and. Westclox from $7.95 Ladies'-17 jewels, Expansion Bracelet from $15.65" Ladies'-21 jewels, ',Expansion, Shock- proof, from $29.75 Gents'-17 jewels, Leather Strap from $12.95 (Shock and. Water Resistant) Gents!-1.7 jewels, Expansion,- 'Shock- proof, unbreakable n'minsPring, from $19.95 BULOVA—Ladies' and Gents' from $24.95 . Diamond Set Watches by Wittnauer and. Bulova, from $59.50 • Ve;404tfialigtf4U-erZM LAST MINUTE SUGGESTIONS For Her Fine Jewellery, Dresser Set, Jewel Box, Electric Razor, Travel -Clock, Manicure Set, Cigarette Case psi matching' Lighter, Lady Schaeffer Pen. For Him Sterling Cuff Links, Cultured Pearl Tic Tack, Smoker Set, Leather Fitted Case, Billfolds, Binoculars, Bar Accessories, Electric Razor, Transistor Radio. 'Collie, see our gala array* of stunning gifts —• then select the per- fect present for that most important person in your Christmas! FREE GIVT-WRAPPING SERVICE. H AFERM bs E PHONE 250 - WINGHAM, ONTARIO i1-,V.,v70-vizonnnzginzmv,:vmz3,7714,7z,o,vaa7,am',v,azemaz.a,mv,,vma...-ir:Azzrannpk.volLzAzototoitgor-istienrif Mundy Store OPPOSITE WINGHAM MOTORS AND NEXT TO GEE'S RESTAURANT. 'THIS CHRISTMAS r,1100414, GIVE THE PRICELESS GIFT OF TRUE RELAXATION THE' NIAGARA® HEAT AND MASSAGE RECLINING CHAIR RELAXES YOU AS NOTHING ELSE CAN! NOW! A WIDER RANGE OF, PRICES 'means there's a CYCLO-MASSAGE© gift by Niagara for everyone! This season it's easier than ever to give the most worthwhile gift of all: an aid tci better -living ... heat and massage units by Niagara. AS LITTLE AS $20 DOWN • delivers a Niagara chair for Christmas. Custom covered ih your choice of a huge variety of decorator fabrics, genuine leather or Naugahyde. This wonderful health equipment and furniture you . • Pep you up when you are tired .4 Relax you from everyday tension • Encourage deep, 'restful, drugless sleep • Increase. blood circulation in areas of contact • Ease many of the aches and pains of normal living, relieve the minor pains of chronic arthritis and rheumatism whenever they occur (with Niagara portable equipment) YOU FEEL YOUNCiER, LOOK BETTER, ENJOY A GREAT-TO•BEALIVE FEELING WITH THE DAILY AID OF COMFORTING CYCLO-MASSAGE UNITS? NEW CYCLOMATT (TM) MASSAGE MATTRESS Lulls ,you to sleep . . .,automatically wakes you up! Two independently controlled massage units produce soothing, relaxing massage effect that helps relieve everyday stresses and tensions. Called the world's most highly developed form pf massage, . . THE CYCLO-MASSAGE, LEISURE LOUNGE Three CYCLOID-ACTION® units send soothing massage to every part of the body: This one-of-a-kind reclining chair adjusts from an upright to a prone position. Can be used as a daybed! . HEAT AND MASSAGE PORTABLE SETS (deaf for application to specific parts of the body. You get more soothing, penetrating massage action than ever* )before. The deluxe portable set is now qignificantry more effective in its action. oaoss Niagara Therapy Mtg. Corp. t1lfrn ale a Cep-ef-the-world4'' feeling In haat CO releutea , . • Arthur Ookilrey 'It's a kOonderfol WAY t011,Aliirt. heve everyday ether, and Intim GOri/ CYCL.O.MASSAGEto HEALTH APPLIANCF LEARN MORE ABOUT NIAGARA'S rAMous 2Ct MINI)* TEST FREE! WRITE, PHONE Ok VISIT ron FULL COLOR tilletellURE AND 1100)(i.EI . w That tells what this famous test cen'meart to your family'S welt.beingt • OW' 1044 1 .m.,AiwyamAupow,,,,,,,,,,,,,loimmiolia,w,0047.miamommunsomnommuintoomminoromoon I a I I ' . Sugar and Spice i 3 fly 14111 kstuiley F. Clirristimis is fine for kids, the .selfish little .ingratea, And it's pretty good for old people, 'be- cause somebody pays some lAttorl- Oen te) them for a ellartge. Brat• for everybody la. those prime-of- life years, it seems .to he. a„ tifne Of. .Weariness, * IVs a great pity, Wt. Ohristeous• has got ot4 of hand, economically and sooatty_ who F#unify provider watches- with growlog. unease ,as. the dentallidS increase 41mwilly .tuitd . he knows be in. debt until June. The harassed housewife, try, leg to cope with children's eon, eerts, ever-.swelling list of gifts and cards, and an. ever-in, creasing reuad of pre,OliristutaS • entertainments; along with all the cleaning ,and .fiussing to do he- fore.,:the. big. Any, ..beeOlnies,.a .A414, in exhausted asperity. 'a However, it's all our own fault, and there's ,rio need to feel sorry for ourselves. People who have weak stomachs shouldn't ride on roller coasters. And pebple who haven't enough gumption to climb off the pre-Christmas bandwagon and make it a good and happy time, deserve to wake up on Christ- mas morning worn out, huhg over and broke. Despite 'the seasonal scramble and the high-pressure salesman- ship, it CAN be a happy climax in our year,' with a little effort, a little thought, and a good measure of tolerance. Just adopt the fol- loWing simple formula, and you'll have the happiest, most reward- ing Christmas season yoU'Ve ever enjoyed; • * Don't win a 25-pound turkey at a pre-Christmas raffle, totter up the 'stairs under its weight at 3 a.m. and throw 'it triumphantly on the bed just as your ball-and-chain is getting up on her elbow to blast you. I did one year, the bed col- lapsed, and the Old Battleaxe wound up on the floor in .the em- brace of a cold and very dead turkey. This is conducive r ,to neither' peace on earth nor good will to- ward men. * Do be as 'helpful incon- spicuous ,as possible around - the house during those hectic days -be- fore Christmas, Those screams at the -children, snarls at you, and outer other manic depressive. symptoms means that (a) she loSt her Christ mas .card list from last year. or (b) Aunt smile and Uncle George have .jusi -written to say .that. they'll be along. for' CliristiriA' with the five kids, 'or (e) 'she. has found the present you bought for her and hid so carefully, and she is not enamoured of that lovely 'pair of kneeling pads. Don't leave a your Christmas N, shopping until the last day, then get a few hookers under your belt and sally forth to wrap it all up in one merry excursion, Fellow I know did that last year. It took him until April to get rid of the pony that arrived on Christmas morning for his four-year-old son. And he never could get back the clown payment from the airline company on one of those "Fly Now-Pay Later". trips to South America, with which he presented his wife. * Do take the family out in the woods to get a Christinas tree. As your wife points out, it's an. old tradition,' and sort of, well, fun. You wind up with wet feet, head. eoldg, torn clothing,•• the ear all, scratched, and a tree that looks n,s though it hiid been the locale of the Annual Spruce-buds Conven- tion. But you can always buy one down at the corner the next day. * Don't allow women and children in the house when you're putting up the tree. There is a time that tests men's souls, and by the Holy Old Jumping Jeremiah, that is one Of them. It is not the language I worry about at 'this time. It is the fact that there is an axe too handy. * * To top 'off this. recipe for a hap- py Christmas, I suggest you mem- orize these lines, the only known fragment front the works of Hugh natant the great Welsh bard of 4111111111111=101 11.111MillIMINIM .06 alevelateenth ,oentory;. !other itutp help the waosatil .„OW, Or totter under the palotte, WOO, Get up ,early mat off Y94 So, On 014Stillati. Day in The morning, • Visit your friends auti wish them etteer;,.,, Add to .3'.oqr wishes 4 °A WPM' New VOW; Scorn all offers. of rye or Beer, . . Ana you'll feel better, 1 Pear, On Christmas Pay in the morning. Guard Against Festive Season Fire Hazards- Christmas trees,, a Symbol of gaiety and happiness, too often become a mass of flames and a symbol of disaster, Trees, decorations, and special Christmas costumes should all be chosen with care and protected from fire, The All ;Canada insur- ance Federation, which represents more than 250 Canadian fire, auto- mobile and casualty insurance com- panies, makes these recommend- ations for safety in the,home dur- ing the Christmas season: 1) Choose a small Christmas tree; it will be less hazardous than a larger one. 2) Keep the base of the tree in a container of water; the water will be absorbed and keep the tree moist. 3) Keep trees away from stoves, heaters and fireplaces. 4) Use pod quality electric lights on the tree, not candles. 5) Check your lights for any defects which might cause short circuits. 6) Be sure that Christmas lights do not overload the electrical, cir- cuits in your home. 7) Keep papers, gifts and other inflammable articles away from the base of the tree until Christ- mas eve. 8) Do not use paper, gauze-like materials or other highly inflam- mable cloths for children's cost- umes. 9) Cheek carefully for burning cigarette butts after every party or gathering in your home. 10) Always turn out electric tree lights when room is unoccupied. WROXETER Mrs. Lloyd Elliott spent a day last week with Mrs. Jack Gasho, Harriston, and attended the fun- eral of the late Mrs. Albrecht. Mrs. Oliver Riley, Doreen and Tharon, Brussels, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mc- Cutcheon and attended the church service at Wroxeter United Church. We arc sorry to hear Mrs. Greer Wylie is a patient in Victoria, Hos- pital, London and Mrs. Gordon Yeoman is a patient in the Wing- ham Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Rae, Brant- ford, were Sunday visitors with the former's mother, Mrs. D. W. Rae and Miss Margaret Jardine. We .are pleased to report Mr. George Westlake has been able to return home from Listowel Hos- pital, where he has been a patient for several weeks, CHILDREN'S CONCERT AT ST. ANDREW'S St. Andrew's Presbyterian Sun- day School held its Christmas pro- ,gram on Friday evening. Gordon Leggatt, Sunday „School superin- tendent, was the chairman. Mrs. Leitch's class sang "A Christmas Lullaby" with actions. Mrs. Balser's class presented "The Making of the Christmas Cake". Three songs, "God's Gift of Love", "Little Baby Jesus" and "Christ- mas Bells Are Ringing" were sung by Mra. Lapp's and Miss Pringle's classes and several recitations were given by both classes. Mrs. Bate- man's class sang "Out on the Hill- Side". Mrs. Gorbutt's class had an action recitation, "Circling Around the World", A poem, "There'll Al- ways Be a Christmas",' was given by Miss Crothers' class. An exer- cise by nine small boys was given by Mrs. Phillip's class, "Snowballs for Christmas". Miss Farrier's class sang "Joy to the World" and "Hark the Her- ald Angels". Mr. Gerbutt's class recited "When Wise Men Went to Bethlehem". Mrs. McKenzie's class sang "Who Is He in Yonder Stall?" with each girl taking a solo part. Miss McLaughlin's class had ques- tions about Christmas with ans- wers from, Scripture, and a Song, w'000d. Sing a Song of Bethlehem",the solo .part being taken by John el- M ary Joan Lapp sang a solo, "Long Ago". A two-part song Was sung, by Mt's. .Cpngrain'a class, "Loveliest. Night", MISS Render., son's class presented "The Ques- tions" and sang carols. The boys of Mr. McGee's class had a pat- tornime depicting the Christmas 'story in , shadows. Mrs. Donald- son's class had a play, "Home for Christmas". Certificates were presented to several - Members of the Mission Band and Explorers for perfect at- tendance. Al, the. close of the pro- gram each child received a, treat,. Lions. Club • • CoutinucCi from page olic arella. • ;This suggestion, said. Mr, French, wan made in spite of the, fact that he had been in favor of the original request. Other club members expressed the opinion that the dons could net logically, withdraw a request which had been voted for by a majority of. elub members, .Solution to the impasse was reached when Lion 'Bob Hethering- ton expressed the opinion that the' club's appointee, Mr. B.ushtlekl, was not obliged to vote in accord- ance with the club's .decision. He . said that 'at a member of the coo-. MiSsion he was perfectly free to vote according to his own Melina,. tionai and he moved that the re- .Sighetlert be refused: Lion. R. E, .740Kiriney thaity seconded the motion to free: tile club representative from .rib• ligation to the club is this regard, and the motion. was -carried pilau- ituousiF, ] Lion .President Pr, Crawford. 404 ",tic flays of tire horse and buggy are gone, We .are In the jet age. It :tapes a little time for changes to become acceptable, can recall the time when it' was, hard to persuade parents to have. their children immunised." Treasurer VA Erlighaffer report-' ed that total revkmue ,from the ,sale of peanuts would be about the Same as Jag Year, with Sor40,14411 more Let profit available for we in, the club's welfare funds. The president asked .that thfl names of . any . peedy'fmp,re ?.mown. to club members-be left • him in time for the distrOmtmo of 'Christmas haeltets, The club ri.loPmbers oNpressed. app &oval of a farmers' night to. be held .about, mid-jannery.and voted to proceed. with, minstrel ShOw in the spring,. A 11(1.444- 'vote of •appveeiation extended to Mrs. Scott Alr the bountiful hrianma. ,(Ilurter, which was served to the members for thiai their final meeting of the .year, ' ho Wingimint4dvatte#4111110a, Weilar441* Mo. Jti,4-90, Former