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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1968-11-28, Page 5DEERSKINS WANTED CAST OR TRADE -.— w" r�rih exchange a pair of hand -sewn deerskin gloves, value $8,'1, for each deerskin received in good condition. The Same Spectacular Values You Have Come, To Expect Of Us O („ Monday to Friday 9 a.m. to 6 . pan Daily Saturdays to .10 p.m. Q EiL YTH, ONTARIO CHILDREN'S R GREAT OIFT AND WINTEF-WEAR IDEAS SEE OUR BOYS' DEPT. *Shirts • *Jerseys *Pullovers *Thermal Underwear *Winter Caps *Gloves *Pants *Cardigans *Mitts *Winter Jackets AND OUR GIRLS' DEPT. *Slims .*Jerseys *Underwear *Pullover` *Cardigans *Mitts *Gloves *Fur Hats *Winter *Car Coats Jackets OUR YARD -GOODS DEPARTMENT offers a fine. selection of Molt, Velvets, Crimpnits, and .'many, other. great •fabrics for aiming up Christmas gifts: . OUR LADIES' DEPARTMENT. has everything her little heart desires — and then some. Of course. if you gave her a SINGER SEWING MACHINE, you would fulfil all her needs.' McDonaIds� Nair.L�a�d� l.�ifleter3 GOODS YOUR SINGER SEWING CENTRE THE GIFT CENTRE WITH. SUGGESTIONS FOR ALL THE .LADIES AND CHILDREN ON YOUR LIST DIAlg 357.1044 • WINGHAM -BUDDING AtT.`Darng. , Aileen kindergarten pupils in the Turnberry Cen-e NdPety Brooks d Wendy Arm tral School, Mrs,, Rick Welwood is their tea. strong by their hands at painting. They are, cher,;»Advance-Times photo 'AN,lHNAI,N,,N. l$Nl lAAsq, /„A,,AAAAff Nll,p,ll,l i.00 LAk1,! A„UINNA,AA „NAR„AU,A, , , a ., NI,AIRNLlAA,11,1AN1�A,lA,t,11,A,,lAAAA[,!MAA,ANN„AIq,„IAA(I,ARAf IA/,A Ieirn'r Personal 'Peter Newans and Keith Mulvey left Sunday for a tripto the~ western provinces, Mrs. Eldon Renwick attend-' ,ed a meeting of Bruce Presby- tery, held irai Mildmay on Tues- day of last week, as delegate frorri the McIntosh-Belmore United Churches. Three members of the Bel - more United Church Worsen, Mrs. William Mulvey, .Mrs. Alex Sangster and .Lavonne Bal- lagh, attended an all -day U. C. W. Workshop: held in the Teeswater United Church on Wednesday, of last week. Mrs. john Kerwin has return- ed to her home after spending nine days in Wingham and Dis-. trict Hospital. ' During her ab- sence, the Kerwin children were taken under the wings of kind December meeting ..',' to be held. early BELMORE--The Noveinber meeting of the Women's Insti- tute was held on Monday even- ing of last week in the Institute H'all, with Mrs. Eldon Renwick as convener. Thep theme w -as "Historical Research land: Cur- tem: F?1 0.. r g `-- For the,=rol1 call each Mem...). ber named someone who by in- vention or research, had bene- fitted mankind, and told of. their work. a Alex Sangster spoke on th otto; "Never criticize your brother until you have walked a mile in his;moc- casins, ” Mrs. Ralph Dickson "was in. charge of the topic, "The.First Canadians” and gave a history of the Canadian •Indians. Each member gave a current event regarding world peace, with discussions of the Czechoslovak- ia and Nigeria -Biafra situations arising from the articles. During the business session the members decided that cards and .money for a birthday cake would be sent for . the November birthday of their 'adopted' boy, Graham Sternack, at Orillia. Members also agreed to hold their December meeting one week earlier, on December 4th. At the close of the meegng lunch was served by hostesses, Mrs. Eldon Renwick and Mrs. Alex Sangster, assisted by Mrs. Wilfred Johann, BEGINS HERE --- Sure to please gifts come in a Jenny Wren Shoppe package ORLON KNIT SWEATERS for BOYS and GIRLS beautiful" way to start :' Christmas morning. ARE WARM, HAPPY GIFTS ow Iv( INFANT'S AND CHILDREN'S WEAR TO SIZE 12 l/Mie /A [%'lir "COME IN AND LOOK AROUND" *STOCKING CAPS *ORLON 'KNITS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS .ALSO BOYS' LEATHER WITH FUR TRIM AND CORDUROY CAPS A multitude of colours and patt.rns *TOQUES *FURS friends, Nancy spent Saturday with the Harvey Ballagh family, • and Vaughn was a week -end Visitor with the Henry Tenpas family near Wingham; . with Harold Finlay tending to a few needs at horse. 'We hope Mrs, Kerwin Is feeling better and soon in fine health again. Still hospitalized at the time of writing are Mrs: Herb Busby and Mr. Thomas' Abraham. We hope they are home and feeling better by the time you read this, Some 'Belmore area residents enjoyed a day at the Royal Win l otes ter .Fair, , Toronto.. last week- end. .A number from this area at. tended the wedding of Miss Norma Harper and Mr, B'i l l Loeprich, in the M c I n t o s li Church on Saturday evening, and the reception which follow, ed in Walkerton. Miss . Barb a r a.:. Harkness, daughter of M. and Mrs. Rob- ert Harkness, was one .o1',sever- al musicians participating in a'• Music Conservatory concert pre- sented in Listowel on Saturday evening. ' Barbara plays the ac- cordion and is becoming quite an accomplished players SELECT ALL YOUR 'FURNISHING tieros AT SChit EATS, IN `MILOMAY SCHUETT$ ALSO SELL INA1111011110.CARP i Wall to wali'instal do la r� �evallable) --Mrs. Arthur Ferguson of Waterloo spent the week -end with her sister-in-law, Miss Mae Ferguson. --Mr. and Mrs. Gershom ybhnston, Mrs. William. Jardine, Mrs. Jim McBurney, Miss Ann Keith and Mrs, G. R. McKer- sie left on F7riday for Guelph to join others who were leaving 4ialign'Ai port onaJ '.5-day'ex Qursiont»lo oe xda rr1..i { ,'S” wFMr.° and -Mrs; Andrew' Wait” face Of Islingtt?n visited on Sun- day at the horhe of his sister, Miss Agnes Wallace, Edward Street. Mr. Donald Wallace 'was able to return home from hospital on Friday. --Mrs. Martha Baker of the Minnie Street Apartments visit- ed for the past two weeks with her daughter at Arkona. She is now in hospital here suffering from a stroke. --Miss Janet Beecroft of Lon- don spent the week -end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gil- bert Beecroft. Mr. David Bee- croft left last week for his po- sition at Oakville. --Mrs. Basil Davidson of Hamilton spent the week -end with friends here and with Mr. and Mrs. George McGee of East Wawangsh. --Mr, James H. Currie at- SHOKR HONORS FORIP RESIDENT BELMORE--A rriiscelIaneous Hower was held in the Belmore all on Saturday evening, in honor of the approaching mar- riage of Miss Connie Cameron, a .former resident of Belmore, now residing in Waterloo. • Contests were conducted by Mrs. Harvey Ballagh and Lavon- ne Ballagh, following which Miss Mae Johann read an add- ress and Connie was presented with her gifts. She gave a fit- ting reply and lunch was served to bring the evening to a close. onnie's marriage takes place on December. 21st, in Mount Forest. tended the Royal Winter Fair fo'r a few days. --Mrs. J. K. MacGregor Will be the special speaker at the general meeting of the U. C. W. in the United Church on Monday evening. --Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Buchanan left Wednesdaym'orn- ing to spend the winter months in Phoenix, Arizona. 7+oaro�•n, (,t 1411 ,sc,t hr;, ire ; Gofoith theme. taken from book by Dr. Blaiberg The Goforth Evening. Auxil- iary of St. Andrew's met in the fellowship hall for the Novem=: ber meeting. The program con- vener was Mrs. G. Sutcliffe. assisted by Mrs. X. McKague; Mrs. R. Nixon, Mrs. J. Alex- ander and Mrs. D. Ritchie. Mrs. Ritchie opened the meeting with the call to wor- ship. A duet, "Since Jesus Came into My Heart", wassung by Joan Currie and Esther Fish, accompanied by Mrs, D. Rob- ertson. Mrs. K. McKague based her meditation on the conversion of Saul, illustrated by the use of a flannelgraph , and the text "God gave him a new heart. " Prayer was offered by Mrs, Al- exander. The theme for discussion was "To the Iast heartbeat" taken from the book •by'Dr. Philip Blaiberg in which he describes his long struggle back to health after his heart transplant. An imaginary interview was con- ducted by a reporter, played by MIS. Sutcliffe, with Dr. Blai- berg lai-berg taken by Mrs. Nixon. A lively question and answer period was conducted by Mrs. McKague. Mrs. E. Beard conducted the business and Mrs. Ritchie dedi- cated the offering. A tocial hour was enjoyed. Preluding Recliners a Swivel Rockers, Cedar Chest, Pole Lamps and a host of others. Order now for deliveryy , -before Christmas!! article's not necessarily as illustrated) St. Paul's Church (ANGLICAN) WING HAM COSY NIGHTS AND HAPPY DREAMS FLANNELETTE PYJAMAS for BOYS and GIRLS Girls' FLANNELETtI GOWNS — Sires 2.13 PROM $2.29 ALSO DR, DENTON AND STAN HELD SITS POR TODDLERS TRIANGLE DISCOUNT -offers a tremendous selection of Men's Toiletries for the discriminating male on your shopping list. Choose from such Men -phasing fragrances as those of Old Spice, Brut, Sir, Yardley, Citation, British Sterling and Hai Karate -- most are available at discount prices. THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS WOODBURY SHAMPOO 88( Large $1.59 size BAGGED PEANU'T'S 1 $1.°° JACKS, Blanched or Spanish, 1244- 3BAGS SCOTCH BRAND TAPE 900 -inch sine, reg. S9e Schick Lather SHAVE CREAM - REV. H. W. HAMILTON, Dip. Th., Rector. Organist: MRS. CORDON DAVIDSON. THE FIRST SUNDAY 1,1 ADVENT --• Decebta R 1 0 "11:00 a.rn. Holy Communion, Sermon and Church School --OPEN '- 9 am. to 9" pee». daily — Sunday, noon 4 iiia