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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1969-12-11, Page 14tetrigham Advance -Times, Thursday, Dec. 11, 1969 Evening Unit elects officers of Christmas meeting BEWRAVE--The Christmas_ meeting of the Evening Unit was held at the home of Mrs. Jack Taylor with 16 members and two visitors present. Mrs. Norman Cook opened the meet- ing with a Christtnas worship service. Carols "0 Come All Ye Faithful", "It Came Upon the Midnight Clear" and "Twas. in the Moon of Wintertime" were sung, followed by a story. "Christmas Eve in the Arctic" and a carol, "Away in Mang- er". - Mrs. ang- er .- Mrs. George Michie read a story, "Edna Eldorado". The Scripture reading was by 'Miss Annie Cook and the carol "Hark the Herald Angels Sing" was sung. Mrs. Jack Higgins read the story "Bachelor Mother", followed by "0 Little Town of Bethlehem". The story, "Her- rington Harbour and St. Anth- ony" .was read by Mrs. John Roberts, followed by "Silent Night" and Mrs. William Coul- tes closed the worship service . with prayer and "Good Christ- mas Men Rejoice". Mrs. Jack Taylor .conducted the business. Penny collection was received and three home ow 4�0 Put your money into our guaranteed investment certificatesnow paying hie:.never-before interest or ei$Iit-and three quarter -Gent. . USt" CONMPANV 8 -NCE 1889 ISJOWEL, ONTARIO and 23 hospital'visits were re- corded. The offering was re- ceived and dedicated. The election of officers re- sulted as follows: leader, Mrs. James Coultes; assistant leader, Mrs. Harold Vincent; secretary; Mrs. Laura Johnston; assistant secretary. Mrs. Sam Pletch; treasurer, Mrs. Kenneth Wheel- er., Program convener, Mrs. Ross Anderson; Christian citizenship and community friendship, Mrs. William Coultes; press reporter, Mrs. Laura Johnston; supply secretary, Mrs. George John- ston; social convener. Miss Annie Cook; pianist. Mrs. Geo. Johnston; group leaders, Mrs. Sam Pletch, Mrs. Norman Cook Mrs. Cliff Logan, Mrs. James Coultes pronoun- ced the benediction and lunch was served by Mrs. Sam Pletch's group. Homes fQi the meetings dur- ing the year were drawn: Janu- ary, Mrs. George Johnston; February, Mrs. John Roberts; March, Mrs. Bert Johnston; Aptil, Mrs. Geotge Michie; May, Mrs. Robert Grasby; June, Mrs. Laura Johnston; August, Mrs. Jake Muilwyk; September, Mrs. William Coultes; October, Mrs. James Coultes; November, Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse, Decem- ber, Mrs. Murray Scott. RELAXING IDEA FOR CHRISTMAS GIVING is a recliner chair, a specialty for Dad or the whole family. This recliner is covered in black vinyl, with latex foam cushioning. It's styled to rumple. .w= ment a contemporary living room. P. .4 Y PRACTICAL YET ' handsome gift for the muttof the house 'nigh' be a desk to. create a pri. nate home office. Pride in Home Sparks Entertakein Every member of• the fam- ily takes pride in entertain- ing their friends in a lovely home, and home gifts from the Jewelry store add to its welcoming comfort. The cheery gamut of gifty homewares begins with crys- tal .and china. The possibili- ties are unlimited for gift giving, including goblets and glasses of all kinds, salad Belgrave W.M.S. elects officers for coming year BELGRAVE--The W. M. S. held their November meeting on Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Allan McBurney. MrS., Garner Nichqlson presided for the meet- ing. Mrs. Stuart Cloakey read: the Scripture and meditation was given by Mrs. Nicholson ' with. Mrs. Mac Scott leading in prayer. Minutes of the last meeting were read by Mrs, Al- lan McBurney. Eight ladies present brought a stery to, read,,„,ltgll„c a11, answered' by "A .Mc,mory from Past Christmas ". The list of • officers for 1970 was presented: President, Mrs. Allan McBurney; 1st vice presi- dent, Mrs. Garner Nicholson; 2nd vice president, Mrs. John C. M.cBumey; secretary, Mrs. John C. ,McBurney; treasurer, Mrs. Joe Dunbar. Glad Tiding secretary, Mrs. Stuart , Cloakey; sick and shut- in secretary°, • Mrs. Robert Pur - 'don; friendship, secretary. Mrs. Kenneth Scott; Home Helpers secretary, Mrs. Allan Dunbar; literature and supply, Mrs . Victor Youngblut; press report- er, Mrs..Stuart Cloakey; organ- ist, Mrs. Athol Bruce. Meeting closed with prayer by Mrs. William Payne. Lunch ' vias served by°the hostess:- s. � ft Ci•&' ,31I9'gflis:i;)'. CHURCH SERVICE BELMORE-,-The sermon pre-' sented by Rev. Wettlaufer at the McIntosh Church this Sun- day was entitled, 'Emmanuel, God With Us". The junior choir sang a modern hymn with a parable theme. TV SMOKERS 8.95 ADJUSTABLE FOOTSTOOLS 10.95 dishes, ` parfait cups, . cigaret containers and ashtrays in crystal. China figurines enhance mantles, dress up the coffee table, brighten • the guest ti room, or serve as dining root' centerpieces. China dinnerware is a tra- ditional pleaser for gift ideas. Silverholloware lustrously reflects Christmas wishes.. Among the choices, that part a touch of luxury all , through the years, are silver condiment dishes, ' serving trays, color -lined bowls, can- delabra, sherbet cups. Attractive desk accessories spark gift ideas for men on the list. Table lighters, some based with stone or, wood, ashtrays, silver pipe holders, desk clocks, . leather pencil ' cases, gold pen sets and mar- ble desk calendars are several gifts which add to a man's at-home pleasure. Clocks make practical home.:. gifts that double as decora- tive Nall hangings. There are homey,rustic wall. clbcks for the kitchen, bold And-hright decorator styles for tiny, rooms :.and ,°entrance l d�u�styl`es ti,._i.. s is Chiltlreh r 'xlot fo rte z ini home Lift* giving. At the jeweler's are large, colorful clocks to fit the•decor of chil- dren's rooms, bright cheery additions as well as educa- tional aids: Then, thereare quaint - looking alarm clocks, minia- A CI-IRISTMAS BONUS STORE TERMS: $12.00 per Month 5 -PIECE SPANISH BEDROOM SUITE BY ME TRIPLE PRESSER DOOR CHEST 60" HEADBOARD STEEL FRAME Santa's Special 429.00 Regular $479.00 SPACE SAVERS Ideal for Den or Recreation Room 86.95 Terms 2 - PIECE SKLAR CHESTERFIELDS 28914 Less Trade TERMS AVAILABLE 5 -PIECE COpEY BRIDGE SETS 31. I 0 Terms DININGROOM SUITES EVENING APPOINTMENTS, PHONE 357- 1170 EASY TERMS -- GIFT WRAPPING CHINA CABINET -- LARGE TABLE 4 SIDE CHAIRS 1 ARM CHAIR $ 49 Terms Available By KRUG REPRODUCTION . PICTURES WITH LIGHT 33.95 FRAMED OIL PAINTINGS 98.99 CURRIE'S THREE FLOORS OF QUALITY FURNITURE ture grandfather clocks, just to name 'a few sugges- tions tor, children's rooms. FOR EVERYONE Decorative and elegant are gifts of reflection, especially when the 'presents are mir- rors. They come in all styles and make great surprises. Sound 'proofing. at CHSSgyrn, Several standing policies. were set Monday evening by the Huron County Board of Edu- cation meeting in Clinton. The first of these gives the principals of the individual. schools the authority to make the decision whether or not bus- es will run when the weather is questionable. The board noted it would beimpossible to make: decisions eentrally regarding,' the cadcellation or early de partite from school of all boa oitrtiede.nd Contracted:: buses u irtglreigetretrit yt e8 t a IwoA Board member JoturiBroad-ri foot asked how the prinicpal liv; (2 Iles - away : fro' the liool could make a decision about weather,, He was' told - the policy statement provided icer such principals to 'delegate authority on this m at t er 'to %bmeone residing closet to the residing school. School pi` 11clpals were also •left in charge** suspension and ;expulsion of ani -students who have disregarded 411: o t, 11 e.r means of reasonable disciplin- ary action. When such matters are brought before the board, they shall be dealt with in com- mittee. g heboard 'also ave approv- al for the use of `privately-ovn- ed automobiles to transport small groups of students on auth- orized school business, and agreed to compensate owners for the extra expense involved in providing adequate insurance ct$verage. A request from the prinicpal of. Victoria School in Goderich to allow Goderich teachers to travel to Violet Elementary School in St, Clair Shores, Michigan, on an exchange pro- gram . was denied. Director of education John D. Cochrane said, "It is just too soon to get into this sort of thing. " Board members also agreed ,to advise Middlesex County Board of Education that Heron students presently attending Middlesex schools will be al- lowed to' complete their educa- tion in that school system. "It's noisy! " That was the comment of 14irs, Marilyn Kundcr following ti tour -of the gymnasium a t I(7,1ISS Clinton where complaints I dd been forwarded to the Hur- on County 13oard of Education Concerning the extreme noise when the gym is in use. It was learned at Monday evening's hoard meeting in Clinton that architects Page and Steele have had similar coin plaints about gymnasiums de - signed by that company. "They are now making al - lowance for sound deadening treatment in the gymnasiums they ars; planning, " noted John 1) Cochrane, director. Estimate to correct the situ- ation in the Clinton gym has been reported at $1, 500 to $2 , - bo0, Foani g lass arcoustic blocks at ceiling level, special panelling or carpeting on the lower''pattloo the "iva 11s have Dien suggested by Page and ;;t w. Yle as .ossible solutions to ftWni uni Federa nursino home Bob Henrys Blyth farmer Was elected President of Huron COunwelC roti vp ofA,�ioui-� toat their directors. meeting. Mr. Henry,„inhis remarks, polntel out that such things, as removalof gasoline tax for cus- ton3 work, the new humane 0- . oiiety bill, removal of tax. ,on 'tractor tires•and'the breathal z .er test are only. ;a few'.of the things accomplished that were, started' directly by Huron CQun- ty Federation, but he says they are past accomplishments and • in the year to. cor.me'the Feder- ation hopes to have a faSt grow' ing list of activities, ' "r feel confident that with the executive that has been tr elected today, to. back Inc. we will take great strides toward, a stronger organization in Hur, on County,." he said. Direct memberships can be obtained .from the -Clinton of-, fce or from present direct , members. Only with.the back- ,ing of the Huron County farm- ers is it possible to go through this transition period .andcorne up with a bigger and better er- ganization, Other directors named' were 1st vice, Jack Stafford, R. R. 1, Wroxeter; 2nd vice, Tom Cun- ningham, R. R. 1, Auburn; ex- ecutive members, Mason Bail- ` ey, , R.R. 3, Blyth; Bruce Shapton, R, R. 1, Exeter; George • Smith, R R. 3, Lucknow; lady director, Mrs. Jack Stafford, R. R. 1, Wroxeter. Appointed soetetary,treasiurer Faye rear, lirurse, The EederatiOn endorsed the following resolution WHEREAS .at present ,chronio patients are released from hosN OAK and It >:►nable to be oars for in their, 'homes must 'go to nursing homes where they are not covered' by :their Ontario Hospital Insurance, and WHE• REAS there is a 144 Of Onta4o llospltalixatio11 to eevi, er chromic patients :In, nursing homes: THEREFORE WIT RESOINEID that we approach the Depart - Malt of Health ofOntario to T HGURAY :GUESTS receive n 44Ped#11' ieu$oni's greet ing w_Iten tiervcd from chino designed: for- CIs is#net s -in gd.i'tcd !holly, .and evet'grreett. pattenit . ENOUGH GIFTS TO GRATIFY EVERY home -loving person are what shoppers cosi- find in jewelry stores. Spread forth Isere are silver serving dishes and serving pieces, coasterp, candlehr leers, candle snuffer; butanet•andle, mantle clock, table lighter,,erystal compote. DECORATIVE Wall Trays By Peerage Never need cleaning Toys and Games MECHANICAL TOYS to delight the Boys HOUSEHOLD TOYS for the Girls GAMES TO PLEASE ADULTS as well as the youngsters ' A CHRISTMAS BONUS STORE CUPS and SAUCERS FINE ENGLISH CHINA DINNER SETS i/ CHINA TEA POTS, CREAMS and SUGARS HANDCUT LEAD CRYSTAL Ash Trays, Vases; Candy tilishes, Bowls anilAFpOje 4,' Holders A line of lovely VASES. from Italy in various- shapes Only -- $3.50 MARBLE TOP PEDESTAL 0 TABLES ' Stainless Chrome Serving Dishes, Cruets, etc., . that require no cleaning Land Crafted Pottery Punch Bowls, with Hanging Cups Corning Ware' and other freeze, cook and d serve dishes. , Hampers, TV Tables, Cheese :Trays, Plaques, 'Book Ends, Martini Sets, Coffee Grinders, Fondues, Ice Buckets, Cannisters, Barometers ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES. Irons, Toasters, Coffee Pots, Kettles, Can Openers, Sandwich Grills, Blenders POWER TOOLS by Black & Decker HAND TOOLS AND TOOL BOXES CHRISTMAS SPECIAL \S 7'/." POWER SKILSAW with two blades in plastic carrying case 49.95 ONLY LEXANDER'S Hardware and Gift Centre USE OUR LAYAWAY PLAN A a