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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1961-12-13, Page 12(i) DEDICATE i E 401 1311BILIES AS A CONTINUING EMORIA PLACED IN HOTELS, SCHOOLS- HOSPITALS, PRISONS reward, than life on earth and a higher purpose than reaching the moon. Once a year man remembers that Christ was born so all mankind. might attain eternal salvation, HAND BAGS Nicest way to give her your Christmas wishes ... wrapped up in a beautiful hand bag. Santa will find a wonderful choice lucre. $2.98 to $11.95' SLIPS . . Beautiful styles, all lovely 'Mid lacy. $2.98 to $5.9.5 COLORFUL SCARVES . for a dainty and much appreciated gift. 98c to $2.95 • • EDIGHOFTERS (Wingham) LTD. !IttrAost-z$ "The Friendly Store" • ,,.q!0,1$40,1-Z)111.1AUMWAII71.4AU71410141,0+0, 2&A4ARtrItte 7.^7pmvprwrril • S p I 75, I I I X g r 1,11 ,111, p 17 .1 4, ▪ ,,rnmr,,,,,r r ,!,.....,,F,r,r,4•11,7,77' E-3v0,3,410 The wing.ham ce-rrinrws, srtroaeol,),-, Deo. 13, /Oat TODAY'S TOYS PLEASE NTH FATHER AND SON The average father isn't content to leave Junior's train as Santa delivered it-in the box, After San- ta makes delivery, dad just has to get :down on his knees, set up the rails and give the trait' a few practice runs. This, of course, is why toymakers stress the "father and son" ap- proach in selecting toys and ad- vertising them. THE SECRET PARTNER LYCEUM Theatre Wingham, Ontario Two. Shows. Emit Night -Commeneing at 7.15 pan, ADMISSION--654) - 45e - MATINEE - SATUWAY e p.m. 1• 1.111.111.8.1FltL-SAT. 1)1,;(.. 11 1.5-Iti starring Stewart 'Granger Hap!, Ilarareet Toys for the current Christmas season will please both the old and A London shippiug XeCUtiVe, WhO the young, and they run a wide is being backmailed, becomes the range, from electric trains to scale prime suspect in the robbery of his 'firm's office safe models of ships and planes, power amniammummasemaimiaw.,,s boats and model airplanes. ONCE EACI1 YEAR „ MANKIND REMEMBERS In these modern times, man looks often 'towards the heavens, searching for the latest satellite. Centu.riesf ago, lonely shepherds on a hillside looked upward, but their eyes beheld a different light, a -holy light, and with this light a message, a given sign -that a won- drous event had taken place -in the city of Bethlehem, Once, hut once a year; man's thoughts turn elsewhere as he raises his CFCs to they sky. lie thinks not of space ships and sat- ellites, nor of platforms in the sky. Once year, man comes again to realize that there Is a. greater aik..131 .-4,6':,,,,,-,;%13::747..134,..-14gA0.'0`,404.1404444.041-4-031041Tztroiwo3. ig 44,•.4.11.0 Front Grocery Red Phone: Our Prices Are Lower Free ry 590 We Keep'Down the Upkeep Delivery T. Clark, A. Hamilton, D, Taylor, P. Carmichael, B. Fuller; back row, E. Moore, B. Yemen, A. Strong, K. McTavish, W. Farrier, M. Kerr, D. Smith, J, Madill, D. Spry, R.,Campbell. Team members missing from the picture are J. Taylor, R. Beattie, manager, E. Anderson, backfield coach, and D. Sanderson. WOSSA SENIOR 'B' CHAMPS-The Wingham District High School football squad, which captured the WOSSA champion- ship is pictured above. Team members are, left to right, front row: B. Machan, D. Campbell, P. Law, J, Jardin, A. McDonald, B. Crawford, R, Vivian, J. Merkley, J. Sellers; centre row, S. Bis- mayer, J. Willis, D. McDowell, P. Adams, M. Proctor, D. Callan, 9 KINDS - 19-oz. DUNCAN HINES CAKE MIX , „ ...3/$1.00 CARNATION MILK, tall tin „ „ , ' .... 7/$1.00 1959 PLYMOUTH 4-DOOR SEDAN One owner car 1959 PONTIAC 4-DOOR SEDAN One-owner car 1959 DODGE 4-DOOR SEDAN One owner 1957 DODGE 4-DOOR HARDTOP with V8 motor and automatic transmission (2) 1957 PLYMOUTH 4-DR. SEDANS equipped with automatic transmission and V8 motor •. ..• 1957 DODGE 4-DOOR SEDAN 8 Automatic, with radio 195G PLYMOUTH 4-DOOR with radio 1955 STUDEBAKER 4-DOOR SEDAN with radio, and equipped with new tires 1955 PLYMOUTH 4-DOOR SEDAN 1954 PONTIAC 4-DOOR SEDAN 1951 DODGE 4-DOOR SEDAN ii, 4 qtr 14 1 14. 14. iii 14 14. 4 Plus Deposit 30-oz. xh KIST GINGER ALE 2 /2 9c A IVORY SOAP, bath size 8/89c A .40 motion by Harry Mulvey and Herb Foxton. Communications were received from John G. Berry, Goderich, Cor- poration of .Teeswater and Roy Sanderson and Sons, There were four tenders for the oil furnace for the township shed, Jack Clarke of Wroxeter, Bruce Chambers, Wrox- rarjezexer,z4fv.xel: PERSONALS 'FENDERS RECEIVED FOR SHED FURNACE 45c MAPLE LEAF MINCEMEAT, 2-pie size The regular meeting of the Turn- berry Township council was held in the community hall, Bluevale, on December 2 at 1.30 p.m. with all members present and the reeve, A. D. Sraith,..presiding. The min- utes of the last and special meet- ings were read and adopted on -Mrs. Harry Foster of Guelph son. Mr, and Mrs. G. H. Green- spent a couple of days last week ho-ugh of Burlington visited on with her sister, Mrs. George Evans, Saturday at the same home. She is Mr. Evans returned home from i a. sister of Mrs. Johnson, Wingham Hospital on Thursday after Undergoing ,ifeittitterit • fo'ra, few clays. ---Miss Nancy Fowler of Orange- ville was a week-end visitor with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, George Fowler. (PLAIN OR CHEESE) - 8-4z. MCCORMICK'S SNACKERS 25c )i 15-oz. • t. EAGLE BRAND CONDENSED MILK ...31c A VI CRISCO PURE vickrETABLE A SHORTENING 3-lb. tin $1,09 0, A ,.,,,,,..Mm,.A.--Ferguson of Kitchener spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Murray Taylor, -Friends will be pleased to learn that Eddie Powell, whO was a pa- tient in Victoria Hospital, London, for several weeks following an ac- cident, has been able to return borne, -Miss Cora Rowan, Toronto, is visiting with Capt. and Mrs. W, J. Adams for a couple of weeks and Mrs. W. C. Haines of Clarksburg is spending several days at the same home. They were also guests at the 50th wedding anniversary on Tuesday. AfMd ge4 SA TULIP MARGARINE (Squeeze bag) ..lb. 30c FROZEN STRAWBERRIES, 15-oz. 39c WITH tl PARTY-TIME YS NEARING, NO NEED TO BE FEARING WERE ALREADY PRE PA I RING... FOR YOUR PROPER HAIR-CARING..! 9-oz, FROZEN French Fried POTATOES ....2/31c FROZEN RAINBOW TROUT, 12-oz. 65c MAPLE LEAF BULK WIENERS lb. 43c I g Ra lb. 59c -41170 s-t>. vie am° 464 PORK SPARE. RIBS . TRUCKS 1952 MERCURY 3-TON-new motor 1947 FARGO 1/2-TON in good condition --Mr, and Mrs, Ken Rose of Am- herstburg were visitors at the, week-end with his brother, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Deneau and family. -L-Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ranson, Mrs. Harry Montgomery, Mrs. Bob Hickey. and Mrs. Dave Croth- ers were in Guelph last Thursday, when they attended the funeral of their uncle, Mr. John Anderson. LATE HIOWES CRANBERRIES lb. 29c 51x NAVEL ORANGES, new crop, 163's ..doz. 49c A ii.(.4.".A7A-.P.,3-,VnrvnPlnuto,070-7,IntAmPAM,onzirvAits-Ni,AMMVIVA Len Crawford Motors vgiaaomvumwurzoz=o41-444-gq.4.14,44=o4,%uw.-41-ii,4uogur.iiguomzoicuelig==tlauiAatliaTiagoiaa=ogi,gigogo.4 Your Dodge, Plymouth, Chrysler, Valiant Dealer Phone 710 Wingham flit GETTING LATE! ANNETTE'S HAIR: STYLING PH,21 -"UtZtilar. -Mr. and Mrs. George Cameron and family were in Detroit over the week-end. --Herbert Fuller, Alton Adams, Harry West and Jim Cook were in Sarnia on Monday of this' week, where they attended a business meeting with Berry Door execu- tives from Birmingham, Mich. -Miss Helen Black of Kitchener visited over -the week-end' with Mrs. W. A. Galbraith: . --Mr. Aft Affleck of -the Torito- Dominion Bank staff spent the week-end at his home in Harrow. --Mr, 'Robert Dixon and Mrs. Clifford Stewart of Lekelet spent last Thursday visiting Mr. and Mrs. Joe Greenaway. On .Sunday Mr. Victor PelloW' and his sister, Mrs. George Brodhagen of Toronto visited at the same home . . --Mr. and. Mrs. R. W. LeVan spent the. week-end in Toronto, where he attended a directorS' meeting of the Western Foundry Company Limited, eter, Percy Clark, Wingham and Howard Fuller, Wingham. • Foxton - Mulvey m That the ten- ders received for the furnace be filed for the present until we re- ceive more information on this matter, Walker - Foxton --That we give a grant of $25.00 to the Wingham Sportsmen's Association. Walker ..Foxton- That We in- struct the clerk to write to George Skinn and Art Stone re dogs kill- ing John Adams' sheep. Dettman - Walker - That the general accounts be passed end paid as presented. Foxton -Mulvey-- That the road accounts be passed and paid as pre- sented. General Accounts The Brookhaven Nursing Home, $264.75; Callender Nursing Home, $88.25; Hay Stationery Ltd., filing cabinet, $161.56; McDougall's Gro- cery, street light bulbs, $19.25; Ross Gray, fox bounty, $4.00; Howick Fall Fair, grant, $131.00; Sports- men's Assoc., grant, $25.00; Receiv- er-General, unemployment ins., $6.76; John Lane, sheep killed and worried, $85.00; John Deans, sheep killed and worried, $50.00; Black Bros., sheep killed, $100.00; J. J. Elliott, live stock valuator, $18.00. Schiestel Municipal Drain: J. V, Fischer, clerk's fees, $35,00; Twp. of Culross, clerk's fees and by=laws, $55.00, Pay roll: George Lambert, $8.00; Ted Holloway, $4.00; Wm. Reid, $4,00; Wm. Ross, $8.00; -Gee. Galla- way, $261.62; Wm. Mundell, $150.00; John Ward, $22,00. Road Accounts -Mrs. P. M. Beare of Owen Culross Township, bounnary line Sound 'spent• last week with her met., $539.69; Howick Mattel Fire Ins. Co., insurance on shed, $77.00; Howick Mutual Fire Ins. Co., fire extinguishers, $73.00; Andy's Gaf- age, oil and batteries, $114.59; Grey-Wellington Paving Co., cold mix, $57.16; Listowel Motor Supply Kleen-flo and blades, $21.45; Har- old Congram, backhoe, $20.00; Ed- wand Lambert, chainsaw, $3.00; Bliievale Welding, welding, $7,50; B, H. Moffatt, hip boots and bulbs, $27.19; Supertest Petroleum Corp., fuel, $189,60; Canada Culvert Co., signs, snowfence, culverts and gra- der blades, $831.46; Joe Kerr, gra- vel, $696.60; Texaco Co. Ltd., oil, $72.83; C. B. 'Hoffman, account, $10.04; Campbell's Garage, scaled beam lights, $2.04; Mrs. W. Mun- dell, $200.00; Bruce Chambers, bulbs and pump repairs, $11.40; Town of Wingham, chloride, $2,75; Toronto-Dominion Bank, oil gauge for tractor, $3.30; Daily Commer- cial News, adv, for bridge, $18.00; Listowel Banner, adv. for bridge, $3.20. ' Dettman -Walker-- That we do now adjourn to meet on Dec. 15 at 10 a.m. A. D. Smith, Reeve J. V. Fischer, Clerk parentS, Rev. and Mrs. C. F. John- fi Mrs; Edward King . • CWL Member 40' Yrs.. Mrs. Edward King, last surviving member of the family of • seVeh children of the late William Kelly and Margaret Gallagher, died on Tuesday, Dec. 5th in St. Mary's Hospital, London. She had been ill a short time. You are cordially invited to Tune in ...Join in Singing Cbtiottnet5 eatot 8;40 a.m. to 9 a.m. CAR COATS A gift both attractive and practieal. Our selection includes all popillar • shades and lengths in "Laminated" fabrics or Sttedella' Priced from $19.95 to $29.95 zge4rAvagiauo.l.ur,grzAgof,gurrzortrztAtvu4kufze.,40AirowAlogo.goeff4ngwo4,w44-4-4: TREAT 'YOUR MAN RIGHT . . Mrs, King, who was in her 86th year, was born in Culross Town- ship, where she attended school at :0 S.S. No. 1, -and was a resident of Culross all her life. 31` She married Edward King in Te'hswater. -He predeceased -her in h 1950. She leaves four children, Bert and David King of Culross, Margaret (Mrs. Blaise Martin) of Kingsbridge and Miss Agnes King of. Hamilton. There are eleven grandchildren and five great- -grandchildren. Mrs. King was a member of Sac- red Heart Church, Teeswater, and -had been a member of the Cath- olic Women's League -for 40 years. Service Was held from the church on Saturday • morning with Rev, 3, -H. Higgins officiating at the mass. Rev. Paul Reding and Fa- ther Haes of Hamilton were• pre- sent in the sanctuary. :Interment was in TeeSwater.R.C. cemetery, The pallbearers Were Joe King, -Wilfred Walters, Patrick King, Norman King, Lester' Falconer, and Arthur Ernewein, Monday, December 18 through Saturday, December 23 Dress Shins Ivo Sport Shirts of distinction by Arrow and Forsyth from $5.00 The music comes to you from Simpson's Toronto Store, Where, for the 37th contetutivo year, customers and staff together will join in singing their favorite Christmas carols.., Ties mid Sockt from $1.00 Pyjamas Smart Fluluteletles or Gloves Polo style from $3.95 to $5.95 $2.98 UWWW,I.P40,gli'34.s."'W,41fil*cMr41.140440,6,140:4W0gingUre,30NU-UWITAOSMU114%.04,10,ZA0401,<OX Agents Give Kiddies /-1 Merry Christmas Insurance agents of an Evantr- ton Ill., company have •developed a tradition of sharing at Christ- mas time.. Two years ago they gave up their Christmas gift from the company to establish a four ;year scholarship with the National Mer- it Scholarship Corporatkni. In 1960 the scholarship was eon- tinned and in addition the agents extended their share of the Christ- mas spirit by adopting three needy children through Poster Parents Plan Inc. Through PPP the agents now provide monthly'assistance to *Wren In Italy, Prance and Hong "Buxton" Billfolds horn $3.95 Don't forget the ninny ISEAUTt- FUL and 'USEFUL GOTS for the HOME from our line selec- tion of n Lines, Wool Blankets, Chenille Spreads, Mats, Tablecloths, etc. Dressing Gowns Ilinnalsomely tailored Priced. from $8.95 to $13.95 oxt7.4.00icrisiwisoziutr,gezt-P*,:eiclist*.rAluOgAm Ross Errington Is County Master North Huron County Orange Lodge met in Wingham last Tues- day for Its annual meeting. The best attended meeting for several years heard of the activities of the lodge through its work in charity and protestantism from retiring County Master Harvey Jacklin of Brussels. The treasurer reported a success- ful year and an additional $125 was -divided between the Orange child- ren's home and local welfare Work. Past County Master William Campbell conducted the election of officers, assisted by Bros, Cooper l and Blundell of Goderich, Bro. Ross Errington, West Wa. wanosh school teacher and a re. sident of St, Helens, was Chosen by acclamation to be the 41st County Master of North Huron, Other officers are Deputy County Master, Robert Hibberd, Fordwich; Chap- lain, Tom Johnston, Auburn; A.S., Henry Pattison, Belgrave.; P.S., Mito Casemore, Wingham; -treasur- er, John Melanie,• Bluevale; mar- shal, George, Brooks, Wingharn4 lecturers, Harold Hutton, Carl Johnston, Wingham, Ernest Ear- nib, Dungannon; tyler, William Tay1W.', Belgrave. um - -L".."."4,Ar..4033i3zatleiillet,44,U.:41333oes 34,