The Wingham Advance-Times, 1954-10-27, Page 9U. C, Young Women
Donate to Flood Fund
The Thankoffering meeting of the
Young Women’s Auxiliary was held
Tuesday night at the home of Mrs.
Allister Green,
Mrs. Alan Williams was leader and
gave the call to worship. Scripture
was read by Mrs, Eric Walden and
Mrs. Nelson Cunningham gave a read
ing. Mrs. Allister Green led in prayer.
The study book dealt with the sub
ject “Christian Contribution to New
India”, and was divided into the fol
lowing sections, modern missions,
Mrs. A. Williams’; social. reforms in
education and statistics, Mrs. Ross
Hilbert; medical missions by Mrs.
MacRae; nursing profession and pub-*
lie health, Mrs, Don Adams, v
The president, Mrs. Allen Walker
took charge of the business meeting,
The roll call was answered by giving
a toy for the nursery school. The
members voted to supply the Mission
Band with “World Friends” again
this year. It was voted to donate $25
to the Flood Relief Fund, from the
auxiliary. The members were, invited
to join the Badminton • club in the
recreation rooms. The meeting closed
with benediction and a lovely lunch.
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Are your feet tired?
Do you have backache?
‘REC’ GROUP
HOLDS CLASSES
More than 70 boys and |jirls are
taking advantage pf the 'Listowel Re'
creation Commissions’ tap and ballet
classes, which have been reorganized
this fall, according to Mrs. W, M.*
Pratt, a member of the managing
committee.
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Regular $16.95
SALEPRICE
OVERCROWDING
REPORT IS GIVEN
Plans for the future will haye tp be
made because of overcrowding in
some departments of the Palmerston
school, Norwell High School- Board
was told at their regular meeting by*
Mr. Johnson, newly appointed in
spector for secondary schools in this
area,
The board also decided to operate
night school classes in Harriston
school for commercial and basic
English and citizenship, It also de
cided to purchase three new sewing
machines.
Around the Clock
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CHUCK’S TAXI
Phone 185
This is a Clearance Sale in every sense of the word, where prospective
buyers can save many dollars on footwear for all members of the family.
All good clean merchandise from our regular stock conveniently display
ed on racks and tables throughout the store.
Save from 1O% to 50%
Internationally Famous
Jumping Jack Shoes for Babies
Made of the finest white elk uppers. Flexible
chrome soles. They need no breaking in.
Regular $3.95
SALE PRICE $2.97
. LADIES’STROLLER SHOES
' by Medcalf
Leadership for Fall. The reason why you will
like them. They’re made of the finest box
glove leather available. So soft, so beautiful,
Cush-N-Flex foam Insole.
Regular $9.95
SALE PRICE $8.64
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Children’s Shoes
Patent straps for dress.
Brown and Black Oxfords for
everyday. Fitting quality plus
long wear.
$2.44 $2.67 $3.67
ALL RUBBERS
AND RUBBER
FOOTWEAR
This is the season to buy—at
Dunlop’s big saving.
LADIES’
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HIGHLIGHTS
from the
HIGH SCHOOL
Value Group of Ladies’ Dress Shoes
A lovelyycmazing showing of Fall styles
in all the wanted leathers and colours. .
Pumps, straps and ties.
$3.44 to $4.97
BOYS’ DRESS OXFORDS
• Brown or Black. Moccasin toe or
plain military straps. He-man styles.
$4.44 .. $5.97 SALE PRICE $13.44
Ladies’ Heel Hugger Ties
In Brown and Black Kid leather.
Walking and cuban heels.
Regular $15.00
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Around Sehdol
Now that the students have put to
the back of their minds the thought
of summer freedom, they have settled
down to the grind of good old school
work!
Sometimes when work is slack the
dear little students find time to cast
their cares to the wind and enjoy a
leisure moment. Lately the campus
has been water-logged but they have
remedied that situation by going
down to the United Church gymnas
ium to play volley-ball unaer the lead
ership of Miss Thompson.
Some of the students thought that
rugby was played—rain or shine—but
they changed their minds last week
when weather conditions prevented
the Wingham boys from playing with
the Seaforth boys. However, this
game will be played at a later date
(weather permitting).
Last year the students who remain
ed for lunch enjoyed eating in the
spacious recreation room but this
year they have been compelled to eat
elsewhere as the recreation room is
divided by a partition into two class
rooms, but please don’b feel too sorry
for us—as we are sustained by the
hope of being able to eat in the caf
eteria of the new school in January.
This year the students are again
canvassing the homes of the residents
in the area of W.D.H.S., selling “Mac-
Lean Hunter" and “Curtis" magazin
es. This is a project to raise .money
for the extra-curricular activities of
the school and we hope that you will
give this campaign your support as
you- have so generously done in pre
vious years.
Donalda MacDonald
Game With Goderich
The Wingham town park on Tues
day, October 19th, was the scene of
an exciting rugby game between
Goderich and Wingham. Although
Wingham ended up on the bottom of
a 11-5 score, it was no indication of
the play.
In the first quarter, both teams
played 'hard, and neither team scored.
In the second quarter, Goderich
blocked a Wingham kick, recovered
the ball and ran for a touchdown.
The convert was unsuccessful. Gode
rich made a single point when Wing
ham was caught in the end zone.
At the end of the first half, the score
read Goderich 6, Wingham no score.
In the third ■'quarter, Goderich got a
touchdown on a plunge, but the con
vert was blocked. In the fourth quar
ter, Wingham was in scoring posi
tion constantly. In the dying mom
ents of the game, half-back, Doug
Murray threw a pass to Art McKague
for a touchdown. Our convert was
blocked »and so the score ended 11-5
in favour of Goderich.
Bruce Robertson
The ’54 Commercials
There are many excellent positions
to be obtaihed after completing the
special commercial course at W.D.H.
S. The following list of last year's
special commercial class proves this
fact.
Four of the girls are employed by
the London Life: Donna Anderson,
Jean M. Campbell, Pat Rider and
Shirley Keyes (nee Bradburn).
Jean E. Campbell and Joyce Thorn
ton are employed by the Mutual Life
in Kitchener.
Shirley Chapman is with the Shaef
fer Pen Company in Goderich-
Jean Jewell is working as a steno
grapher for a Toronto manufacturing'
firm.*
Eileen Wray is employed at Lloyd
Doors in Wingham, and Lillian Bruce
is in the office of the Holmdale
Creamery.
We wish these girls a successful
and happy career in their chosen
vocations.
Joan Armitage.
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MEN’S WORK BOOTS
Made of finest quality.
SPECIAL PRICES
$3.94.. $6.94
Ladies’ Heel-Hugger, Blackford,
Clarkes and Air-Step
Dress Shoes
In Pumps, Straps and all the latest fall colours.
Sale Price $8.94
Men’s High Grade Oxfords
A group of Men’s high grade
Oxfords in Black and Brown
calf. All smart styles.
Values up to $12.00
Sale Price $7.94
Men’s Dress Oxfords
(Broken Lines.)
this one outstanding low price
Black or Brown all offered at
Shoes of higher price groups.
To Clear at $5.94
No Exchanges
LADIES’ BROWN AND BLACK
Long wearing Oxfords
These are made of stout calf uppers. The
shoe for Real Wear.
Sale Price $4.44
No Refunds
$1.29
SPECIAL — RED SOLE
MEN’S KNEE-HI RUBBER BOOTS
SPECIAL FOR THIS BIG ANNIVERSARY SALE
Ladies’
Moccasin Slippers
Wine and Blue
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LADIES’ DRESS SHOES
High in both Quality and Style. Selling at One
Exciting Low Price. Fill your Fall and Winter
shoe needs and save substantially. A choice of
high or cuban heels.
NO RESERVE !NOTHING HELD BACK!5
EVERYTHING IS REDUCED !
A great celebration of shoe and footwear values in keep
ing with our 14th anniversary to show our many friends
how much we appreciate their patronage.
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TRACTOR REPAIRS
We have a licensed mechanic and are prepared to do
overhaul work on all makes of tractors.
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Massey-Harris
MANURE SPREADERS
No. 15 TRACTOR SPREADER
Large capacity, rubber tired equipped, five speeds,
capacity 85 - 90 bushels.
No. 11 TRACTOR SPREADER
Medium size, spiral type distributor, roller bearings,
adjustable speeds, steel wheels or rubber tires.
USED PLOWS
!•—2-FURROW COCKSHUTT PLOW, on rubber,
. 2 years old
1— IHC 2-FURROW PLOW, with Ace Bottom
NEW
MASSEY-HARRIS TRACTOR
CHARLES HODGINS
Your Massey-Harris Dealer
Wingham Phone 378