The Wingham Advance-Times, 1951-04-25, Page 4t.rt-a
Do You Play a
Musical Instrument?
The 99 Anti-Tank Battery, Royal Canadian
Artillery (R), at WINGHAM, ONTARIO,
has a very fine BRASS BAND, for which a few
Bandsmen are Needed
Instruments and Music are provided.
Every Parade and Practice is Paid for.
GOOD RECREATION-Badminton, Volley Ball,
Softball, etc.; good Fellowship, and profit to your-
self are yours for the asking.
Join the Canadian Army Reserve Force by be-
coming a member of your Local Unit. Apply at
The Armouries
WIIINGHAM, ONTARIO
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vo FOR SALE l'orksbire Sow, second
litter cote May 5th. Apply to James
Paisley, phone 20r11. 25'
ARRIVEI.‘ shipm, nt -•" -• • -Av
noptunt, Fern. L••ahi riowers, pnoni• t WANTED
101. 2513 •
WANTED Two gi is. waitresses for
iLOS T Fisma!a aaaa, mous Coffee Dar and Dining
the rad, blush and white. Pint', r ply to J. A. Thissen,
j call WO, Wingham. 25 wick, Wingham.
OR 2 Din.ug :
Chairs in good eondition.
Bon. ;12.
room. asn-
Hotel Brun,;-
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HAMILTON
OPTICAL CO.
W. R, Hamilton, R. 0.
Optometrist for Over
25 Years.
Telephone 37
for Appointment,
In former office of
Dr. R. C. Redmond
Patrick St., Wingham
Professional Eye
Examinations
Phone 770
Evenings by appointment.
WINGHAM FIREMEN
BINGO
TOWN HALL, WINGHAM
Saturday, April 28th
Doors Open at 8.15 p.m., Games Start at 9.00 p.m.
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16 REGULAR GAMES FOR $1.00
3 Special. Games - $50 Prizes
One FREE Special - $25. Prize
EXTRA AND SPECIAL CARDS 25c EACH
seerinsiwatzuene
OVER $300 IN CASH PRIZES
FIRST GAME $10.00
SECOND GAME $1q.00
THIRD GAME $10.00
FOURTH GAME $10.00
FIFTH GAME $10.00
SPECIAL $80.00
SLXTH GAME .... , $10.00
SEVENTH GAME . . $10.00
EIGHTH GAME $10.00
NINTH GAME $10.00
LAST GAME FREE TO EVERYONE CASH $25
Everybody turn out and support your Fire Brigade I
TENTH GAME $10.00 t
SPECIAL
ELEVENTH GAME
TWELFTH GAME , .... $10.00
THIRTEENTH GAME ......$10.00
FOURTEENTH GAME .. $10.00
SIXTEENTH GAME
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FIFTEENTH GAME ...,...$10.00
SPECIAL 850.00
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THE WINGHAM ADVANCE-TIMES
WEDNESDAY, 445, 19th
You Don't Need Personality to. Make Money with Want-Ads
PAINTING AND PARE'RING-
call Mrs. Henry Galbraith, phone
737W1, after 6 pan. Wallpaper books
supplied.
• !FOR; SALE-Floor L'overilt,g- -Rex°Is
FOI2 I emu and Congolcum, 2 and
I widths. Inlaid marboleurn for a fine •
SALE
NOT
The Town Council has to offer for
Sale or rent, choice properties in the
business district, Interested parties.
should contact the Town Clerk. All
sales will be by scaled tender. The
lowest or any tuntier not necessarily
accepted.
\\'. A, .Galbraith, Town Clerk,
Winglma. Ontario, trod their numbers, and David Cronip- The following slate of officers was
FOR FLOOR SANDING and F
jnshing, carpentry, repair work
and cabinets. Apply A. Cirossa phone
rrsi.
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w"y f.l'71 1,1
truakina sairvice.. Our prices are
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EXCELLENCYM" EXCELLENCY "XX*
HIS
21 lavills if Jewels
$4950 $4950
the Gift
of a
Lifetime!
David Crompton
JEWELLER
Certified Watchmaker
'Phone 59 Wingham
ICE FOR SALE
Crystal-clear, hard-frozen ice for
sale. Itianufactureil hi :1111 , ib.
scored for easy cuttin. Year-round g
supply available v.) lye dealers, or
others interested in developing retail
ice routes. For further informatiin,
write Kitele,ner Tri-Pure Lee Com-
pany. 176 King St., W., Kitchener, Ont.
18 :25 :2b
permanent slaar, saa. hae.,,a1 111,
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e'OR SALE- -r saasa.g sieve.
couadtion . „1„ asaa
Arpls Co 0.1 f.
tota . SA1.E
sadsle
con. ti,' n 0.-
!PLMOS 5 nos. Masan az Riseh
pianos 'f
lone
loes' 2 va1.4.,5:. , pipial(f 1)ose
,
refinished like new. SmitWs Piano
Sales, Hanover, Ont,
ASK US FOR SPRLNG PRICES on
Kitchener Big--1 Chicks. They're
reasonable for this fine stock, bred
by a Hatchery of over 30 years ex-
perience. Canada Approved. Agent,
Wilbur A, Hogg, R. R. 4, Wingham.,
251)
WATERLOO M.M. TRACTORS &
MACHINERY
All sizes of New Tractors, Manure
Spreaders, Tractor Double Discs
and Cultivators.
Tractor Power Mowers
Side Delivery Rakes
Four and six-foot Tillers.
Stock of Used Tractors and Mach-
inery at all times:-
Case S.C.
Case DC4
Cockshutt 30
Allis-Chalmers Model A
Ebersol "Wonder Electric Hammer
Mills with the new type hammers,
PHILIPS ELECTRICAL APPLI-
ANCES
Radios and Radios with Record
Players.
Electric-Ranges, Refrigerators and
Washers, Electric Shavers, etc.
Used Electrical Appliances.
GEO MERKLEY'S GARAGE AND
MACHINERY SALES & SERVICE
B elmore Ont.
Phones: Belmore, 4 Wroxeter 7r7
CARS FOR SALE
FOR SALE-36 Master Chevrolet car
in good condition. Mervin Hunter,
Josephine St., Wingham.
FARMER We pay highest pre-
vailing prices for dead or disabled
horse's, cattle, hogs, according to
size and condition, Telephone col-
lect to Darling & Company, Wal-
kerton, 453J1. Early morning calls
receive hest attention. G. Cunning-
ham, district associate. 18252916231)
PROSTESTANT TEACHERS--Want-
ed for Turnberry Township School
Area. Please state qualifications
and salary expected. Duties to com-
mence in September. Apply to Alex
Corrigan, Sec.-Treas, R. R. 1, Blue-
vale, Ont. 18:25b
REPAIR MAN FOR MORRIS
SCHOOLS
Applications will be received until
May 1, for the position of general
maintenance man for the schools of
Morris Township School Area. No
application necessarily accepted. Ap-
plicants will state rate of pay per
hour also mileage.
Ralph S. Shaw,
Eluevale, Ontario. 18:251)
TENDERS FOR COAL
Tenders will be received by the
undersigned until May 15th for 25 ton
of coal more or less to be delivered
by Sept, 1.st„ to No. 4, ri, and 11
schools in Turnborry Twp. School
Area. Lowest or any tender not neces-
sarily accepted,
Coal subject to inspection.
Alex Corrigan, Sec.-Treas.,
R. R, 1, Bluevale, Oat, 25.21)
TOWNSHIP OF HOWICK
TENDERS FOR CULVERTS
Tenders will be received by the
Clerk of Howick Township for the
construction of the Cowan and Zur-
brigg culverts in the Township of
Howick. Township of Howick to sup-
ply the cement and steel. Plans and
specifications may he seen at the
Clerk's Office, Gorrie, and any fur-
ther information may be obtained
from the Road Superintendent, Mr.
Anson Galbraith, Gorrie, Ont. A cer-
tified cheque for 10% of contract
price to accompany tender. Tenders
to be in the hands of the Clerk not
later than May 3rd., 1951. Lowest or
any tender not necessarily accepted.
P. L. Durst,
Clerk of Howick Township,
Wroxeter, Ontario. 18 :25b
HELP WANTED-MALE
MEN WANTED-For tree planting,
about April 30th. Transportation
provided. Seventy cents per hour.
Job to last about three weeks. Ap-
ply Town Clerk, Wingham. 18:25"
FOR RENT
ROOM FOR RENT Apply Advance-
Times. 25":
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED TO RENT-Young busi-
ness man located in Wingham,
wishes small house or apartment,
immediaetely, No children. Apply
to Box. 49. 25"
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE-Good sized barn; trailer,
like new; sideboard, man's dark
brown suit, size 38. Call Wingham
432W. 25b
FOR SALE-Tenders to buy any or
all of the Belgrave United Church
shed, will be accepted until May
10th, For further particulars con-
tact George Michie, Secretary of
Board of Stewards, Pllione Brussels
15R13. 25:2b
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
ALL PERSONS having claims
against the estate of John Walter
Quirk, late of the Town of Wingham,
in the County of Huron, Retired Rail-
way man, who died on or about the
26th day of March, A. D., 1951, are
notified to send to the undersigned
on or before the 12th day of May, A,
D., 1951, full particulars of their
claims In writing, Immediately after
the said 12th day of May, the assets
of the said testator will be distributed amongst the parties entitled thereto,
having regard only to claims of which
the executor shall then have notice.
DATED this nth day of April, A.
D., 1951.
CRAWFORD & HETHDRINGTON
Wingham, Ontario,
Solicitors for the EXedUtor,
18:25:213
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE
There will he offered for sale by
Public Auction, at the hour of 1.30
p.m., on Saturday, the 28th day of
April, 1951, at the office of Crawford
& Hetherington, Wingham, the fol-
lowing:
Dwelling property in the Town of
Wingham. Lot number 13, on the
north side of Albert Street in Jane
Sadler's Survey, dwelling house and
lot owned by the late Jessie Murray.
Terms: 1% on deposit at time of
sale, balance in 30 days subject to a
reserve bid.
The propckVl is sold subject to the
existing tenancies.'
DATED at Wingham this 16th day
of April, 1951.
James F. Murray, L. G. Bryce,
Administrator. Auctioneer
18:25h
AUCTION SALE
of
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
will be held at
RESIDENCE OF THE LATE
JOSIAH WELLS
EDWARD ST., WINGHAM
on
SATURDAY, MAY 5th., 1981
at 2 p.m.
Cook Stove, 2 Heaters, Ice Box, iL
Beds, Dresser, Chest of Drawers,
Chesterfield, 2 Tables, Sideboard,
Cupboard, Chairs, Floor Coverings,
Dash Churn, Flower Pots, Lawn Mow-
er, Hot Plate, Dishes; Floor Lamp,
Coal Oil Stove, Coal Oil Heater, Din-
ing Table and Chairs, Garden Tools.
TERMS:-CASH
L. U, BRYCE, Auctioneer.
25:2O
IN MEMORIAM
BARNES In loving memory of our
dear son, Fenton, who passed away
April 24, 1948.
His charming ways and smiling face,
Are a pleasure to recall,
He had a kindly word for each,
And died beloved by all.
-Dad and Mother. 25*
IN MEMORIAM
IVIc.NEVIN-In loving memory of a
dear son and brother, William
Henry (Paddy) McNevin, who died
April 21, 1935.
"God called him home,
It was His will,
But in our hearts,
He liveth
-Sadly missed by Mother and Sister
25*
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Edward J.
King wish to thank their friends and
neighbours for the many acts of
kindness and expressions of Condol-
ence in their recent sad bereavement,
-Mrs. Edward King and family.
25*
(Continued from ?age Q/1-0)'
and were enthusiastically received.
Karl Heywood introduced the Gang
President W, French reviewed the
activities of the past season and
touched on the financial aspect. He
said that the year had been gratify-
aginst the club's treasury, but the
members it could be handled Withom
undue difficulty. Referring to the as-
sistance which had been given by
various members of the club he spoke
in glowing words of the valued assist-
ance of Gordon Godkin, Gordon Mac-
Kay and Bill Bain, who have looked
after the rink and the ice. In conclus-
ion the retiring president said that
some problems are being passed on
to the new executive, but they will
have the co-operation of an enthusias-
tic and energetic membership.
Dr. Irwin, the secretary, read the
minutes of the last annual meeting
and R. R. Hobden spoke for the roof
committee, asking that each member
contribute to the special fund for this
purpose.
Wingham Rinks Have Taken Prizes
Dr. W. A. Beecroft asked for a
moment's silence in memory of the
late Harry Diment, who passed kway
duringsthe year and who was an able
and enthusiastic curler. Then he
enumerated the prizes which had
been won in other towns by rinks
from Wingham and spoke of the out-
standing success the local men had
achieved in their journeys away from
home. He said that Wingham is on.'
of the luckiest communities in Ont-
ario, having installed artificial ice
plants in both curling and skating
arenas while the equipment was stilt
available.
Mayor W. W. Gurney said that
Wingham is one of the few towns
in Ontario where the artificial ice
plants in either curling or skating
rinks are not a debt on the commun-
ity. The plants were installed here
without recourse to debentures.
Awards Presented
The highlight of the evening was
the presentation of awards for the
season's various competitions. The
Hamilton Optical Company Trophy
and the accompanying prizes for the
December round-robin were presented
by Wilfred Hamilton. Winners were:
First, David Murray, Ed. Harrison,
Wilfred McKague and Wilfred
French, skip. Second, D. Htucheson,
Wm. Bain Jr., Mike McPhail and J.
H. Crawford, skip. Presentation by
Dr. George Ross, Third, Hi Grisdale,
Fraser Forgie, Dr. George Howson
and Gil Miller, skip. Presentation by
R, S. Hetherington.
January round-robin First, Elmer
Stainton, Lorne Gardiner, Jack Wal-
ker and Alvin Sell, skip, Presentation
by Art. Wilson, Second, Norma Wel-
wood, George Brooks, V. Ducharrn.)
and Ed. Harrison, skip. Presentation
by Dr. A. W. Irwin,
Rae Shield-First, Wm. Conran, Dr,
Howson, Gil Miller and Dr. Beecroft,
skip, Presentation by Ron Rae. Sec-
ond, M. Jenkins, G. Godkin, John Mc-
Kibben and James Carr, skip. Presen-
tation by Alex Crawford.
Ratz Trophy-First, C. Dauphin,
Walter Cook, W. Bain and M. Dona-
hue, skip. Presentation by Dr. 1VICKib-
bon. Second, D. Richey, A. Green, E.
Bryce and Wm. Bain, Jr., skip. Pre-
sentation by Whitney Grose.
R, R. Iiebden took charge of the
presentation of gifts to Bill poll,
Gordon Macey and Gordon Godkin,
and extended the gratitade of the
exeentive and club members for their
untiring work,
Officers Elected
McDougall, Tom McDonald, Stewart
Beattie; Membership Committee, A. 1),
MacWilliam; Gershon Johnston, Wilf
McKagoe, Jack Bowman, H. Walsh,
0, Haselgrove, Jacit Walker; Prizes
Committee- C. Richey, Wilf, Hamil-
ton, Dave Crompton; Building, Main-
tenance and Repairs Committee -
Norm Rintoul, Hartley Smith, Harry
Brown, Percy Clark, Gil Miller, Elgie
Bryce.
T, R S g
Acenrately Fitted
I Kerr's Drug Store
Phone 18 Wingham
TOUGH, LONG-
WEARING HEELS
Don't let run-down cause
your shoes to lose their shape
and fit. Come in any time for
quick, low cost service.
Browne's
Shoe Repair
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FOR SALE Second hand Stroller ;REDUCED for quick sale, two-room-
buggy, reasonable. Apply Mrs, John ed cabin trailer, almost new, Fully
Donaldson, Carling Terrace. 25* equipped for travelling or all year
round living, Jack Gillespie, 565J,
Wingham. 25b
sonal4 and chicks. are sk)ld with a
2.-day livability guarantee, ,her
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EXECI"r
There will he
the residence of
Dodds on Water
of Wingham, on
day of April, at the hour of 2.30 p.m.,
the following real estate, goods and
chattels;
Real Estate: Dwelling house, 3 lnt.s
and barn situated thereon, all to be
sold in one lot, subject to a reserve.
bid. Terms: 10,-,;- deposit at time ef
sale, balance in 30 days when possess-
ion will be given.
Chattels:-1 organ; 2 parlour seats.
2 tables, 1 large chair, 2 mattresses, 2
beds, 1 dressing table, 1 clock, 2 side-
boards, 2 rockers, 6 kitchen oilers, 3
tables,; 2 burner electric stove, 1 rad-
io, 1. Quebec heater, 1 kitchen stove,
1a1. tons coal, 1!4 cord wood, 1 wheel
barrow, garden tools, dishes, glass-
ware.
Terms: Cash,
Thomas Fells, L. G. Bryce,
Executor. Auctioneer.
OR'S SALL
offered for sale at
the late S'Alney
Street in the Town
Saturday, the 28th
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
(..).MESTEAD 1.'Al111 AND HAT-
CI I F. RV"- Our bred-to-lay,
feathering Ilarrk:11 Roek and tamou ,
Rhode island d- 14tr red Itch
Coma t liau api!D.1,01 chieks are
it.r thtir meat and c:Ag- pro-
(as:IP:it's. c buy nu ve as.
All chicks ate latielteil fruit
les-altaskal from our il,V11 \Vhicit
Wa,• 1...t4'tl whit ip) seventh day of February, A.D., 2051, i the holder of a lucky ticket and won reactors lountl. Our prices are rca- an, notified to staid to the undersign- a giant hamper of groceries, the draw ed on or before the twenty-eighth being made by John Hanna.
day of April, A. D., 1951, full partic-
circular anti price list tt.rite„ Addi- • ulars of their claims in writing. lm- Successful Season
sou Ayton, Ontario. mediately after tin'' said twenty-eighaa
ay of April the assets of the said In his remarks Co the gathering d
17142A2t1 testator will he distributed amongst
the parties cutitled thereto, baying
regard only to dalms of xvhieb, the
exeeutor shall then have -notioe.
DATED this 7th day of April, A D., ing to the officers, for it was perhaps
1951. the best in the history of the club
CRAWFORD & TIETHERNCTaig from the standpoint recreation and
, • Winehi.m, Ontario, good fellowship. There is a, debt
DR. MC RIBBON NAMED
AT CURLERS' BANQUET
John W. Hanna, M. L. A., said he
was glad to be back in town after
spending several months in the south 1
and attending the recent session of the
Legislature. He expressed the thought
that Wingham can well be proud of
its curling rink and its curlers.
Others who spoke briefly were, W.
T. Cruickshank, Barry Winger, Chas.
Roberts, R. H. Lloyd, G. W. Tiffin
and Fred Davidson.
G. Alan Williams
Optometrist
ton "called off." Non Crawford was presented by the nominating com-NOTICE TO CREDITORS warmly applauded for his tap dancing !mat ey mid u nanimously accepted:
ALL persons claims against numbers, Dill Conron and John Me-
the estate of Clap:ace Herbert Taylois Hon Pros„ W. H. French; Prus.. led the e•ommunity '" • . late of the Township of East Wawa,- ' Dr. W. A. Mehabbon; 1st. vice-pea's., and H. V. Pm was at the piano. nosh, in the Coutity of Huron, Farmer Its u. Hetherington; 2nd. vice-ores.,
who died en or about the twenty-1 Arch McLaughlin of Brussels, was Ron Rae; Sec., A, W. Irwin; Ti'
C. (laminage; Finanee Committee.
Dr. W. A. Beecroft„ W. H. French, .1.
H. Crawford; Chaplain, Rev, Jack
Roberts; Round-Robin and Club
Draws, Don Nasmith, Art Wilson,
Gard, McKay, Win. Tiffin and James
Cars'; Bonspiel Committee - R. Hob-
den, Tiny Edwards, Jack Is,feKibbon,
A. W. Irwin, Robt. Hetherington; Ice
Committee, Wrn. Bain, L. Casemore, L.
Hiseler, Jas. Murray, Elmer Stainton,
Lorne Gardiner, Murray Rae; Heat-
ing Committee, Gordon Godkin; Ice
Plant Committee, G. McKay, Wm.
Bain, Ross Orris; Jitneys Wednesday
• afternoon and Social Gaines, Al
Rutherford, H. Carmichael, Dune.
president said with co-operation of all
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Delivery We Keep Down The Upkeep 590
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Ontario Potatoes
75 lb. Bag . . . e $1.39
New Brunswick Potatoes
50 lb. Bag 99c
75 lb. Bag . • . $1.69
Florida Grapefruit
Size 96 = 4 for 25c
Florida Oranges
Sweet & Juicy Size 250 doz. 35c
Ice Cream Bricks
all flavors - Each 29c
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