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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1951-11-21, Page 344411... A • A a ATTENTION FARMERS! HENRY AMONEIT CLIFFORD, ONT. will pick up your (lead or disabled Horses, Cattle, Sheep and Pigs Horses Cows $15, Sheep & Pigs .accortNg tel size 1,ive Horses — 3c lb, BIG, LIVE, OLD HOGS — 13c lb. Phone Collect Clifford 39, Perfect tea is so easy to make with ee'srsr, nin' esse eSeSeesn'li "1 t, s s• re seeseessessessesseseese line in its field!. Chevrolet looks better and rMes better because' it's the largest and finest car in its field. .Irr every detail, it's built to be stronger and last longer. 'What's more, Chevrolet gives you big- car roadability, and has that sleek big-car appearance. Yes, here are the worlds lowest- priced Pill-size cars . extremely economical to buy, operate and maintain . . , so why pay more, why accept less! 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With its long, sleek lines, combined with extra-spacious interiors and balanced weight distribution, Chevrolet is the Leader for comfort and elegance, inside and out. Yes, Chevrolet looks and rides better . . . it's built to be stronger and last longer ... than others in its field, finest riding ease . . thanks to its Knee- Action Gliding Ride . . exclusive to Chevrolet and costlier cars! finest vision with Curved Windshield and Panoramic Visibility. finest safety protection with Safety-Sight In- strument Panel, Fisher Unisteel Body-Construc- tion, and JumlunDruni Brakes with 25en less Pedal Pressure. A .4' TlIE WINGHAM ADVANCZ•TIMS rAGE: TURI1 Around School by Cathssine Keating' od end is nil the icy shiners the' Well, exam time eas rolled around rag up and down their spines \ellen once more and it finds W Del S. stud- the dreaded words "lb -tat, entst studying religiously. Many of is up" were it eird Mrs Clenin ten , . „01,t ve le, .. embeeription campaign .1".; WUry011t, iii-t:3 heard of. W,D,H, S's, new money-making project. We are . , elm meg au,, subscriptions for she Ma •1-a enerstmosi 1...tmemeg Corn- pany Ut 'soronto. cat:, eeleen gets on.- me t o_ a.. til 1.1 ,,ac.; ws collect, Ametnis we nave so u es es e1,000 i wor,.oo, tides., ., ...— . .1.0.. .se are IWOLI h..i..il;Li'd Cla WU :,:amil ,.I. 4;011. II s e e, le t.e.. ., ,.: a . A .t 0 . : - s-talk- era haVo not tackkel you yet, just notily any sligh School student and they Will eee emit S Cu nave every enaace O.. seneestunie ,u Lade amount of magastave We trust that everyone in our district wid ti t re us their pat- ronage in our drive. The Literary Ensecutive in: Join: Laamteter The Literary Executive plus the presidents of the Athletic Society - I metro up the Student Council of the Iteigii School. 'inns wins- ioolts after affairs in our School such as the Christmas dance, Literary meetings and many other aetismies which take place during the ;sear. 1 The Literary Executive is made up of the President, first Wand second vice-president, secretary, treasurer, and form representativen The form representatives bring news and tal- ent from their Amine before the ax- executive body. It is the aim of I he executive to have a Literary meeting once a month At the Literaee iii'" ..ing the enten o s •'r. ,i,u the thne- . , in the . !„ in gime iet.s., ma' extune ssgivt emer 26th., . • e- leg to be tirst et he, or ase anel, it's a executive wants to give every student, or as many as possible the privilege to display his talents before the High School audience. Along with the Literary executive and presidents of the Athletic Society are the newspaper reporters and the editor of the High School Journal. 'dins journue contains little incidents which occur at school and an editor- ial which should leave the student with a great deal of thought, The Student Council of the High School plays a very importent part in the school life, The feature of their meet- ings is the Glee Club's singing which I 1 am sure everyone is looking for• ward to hearing. Dental Deliberations I still remember my first visit to the dentist's, At the tender age of five years, upon my complaining of a "hurt in my toof," I was marched straightway by a worried mother to the torture-chamber of this ogre. Upon arriving, we found the waiting room jammed. I was forced to sit on mother's knee, a thing for which in my own estimation, was We sat between an old man, whose very prominent nose was too lT igstibng comfortably on his equally prominent chin, and a melancholy-faced old lady, dressed in very sombre black clothes, She sighed very often which made me wonder if she had a candy stuck in her windpipe, and lacked energy to cough. This pessimistic person, began ,in a very doleful tone, to tell of the old days, when absolute- ly nothing could be cone for a tooth- ache, and how modern dentists only increased the pain when they started monkeying around. Her lalse teeth didn't fit her and couldn't he made to. They were always slipping. This dentist was so awfully rough with you; didn't care if he half took your head off. This was obviously making an impression on me to the increased agony of my mother, Just as I be- gan to peruse the old lady's inset to see where they had sewed her head back on again, and to wonder why they had bothered, she sneezed ‘101- ently, and those awful false tet'ih untended for last week) I Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller, of More, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Chaniney on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Hayter and bee by of Varna visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Jaeit Wood, of Lie- towel, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Bitton. Mr. and Mrs. Levi Bhutan and family spent Sunday with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry MasKeY, of Walkerton. Mr. and Mrs, Dan Hallatme and family are moving this week to their home on the fourth line of East Was wanosh. Mrs. Cecil Chamney spent a few days last week hi Toronto with her sister, Mrs. James Moore and Mr, Moore, also visited with Anne, who is training at the Mothereraft Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Jos, Dunbar, Mrs. John Currie, Mrs. Thos. 13rydges and Joan visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Henderson at Lucknow. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Walsh and baby spent Sunday with Mr. anti Mrs. fire. Cook. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cook and family were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harrison of Bracebridge, .......sesiesiseesesSeisissieSsess .„„ • . "ieeesS.l.s. es:se s ess • flew out on the floor and broke. Be- fore she was quite through weeping and wailing, the dentist summoned me out of turn, purely irons metes on my poor mother, who was showing 1 signs of a nervous breakdown. Once I was in the chair, shut up alone with this dreadful man, lie ask- ; ed pleasantly how I was that day, which I took to be a subtle device to get me to open my mouth, When'' I refused to answer he politely asked me to perform this simple function. I and when I also refused to do this, he began prying at my lips with cold white fingers that stank of soap, I opened my mouth when he didn't expect it, and seized one of those fingers with the very things. he was trying to get at. He gave a • surprised shout and gave me a box on the ear, which caused me to re- lease my bulldog grip. The dentist informed me that I was a little some- thing that mother used to wash my mouth out for saying, and that the next time I did that he'd knock all my teeth out. This pleasant intelli- gence scared me into opening my mouth ,and he began picking and poking around with one of his sharp. nasty little tools. I didn't like this, and kicked him in the stomach. The tool slipped and jabbed my tongue, which produced a loud roar, When the t his wind back, he said some more somethings and also that if I gave any more trouble he'd get my mother in there, This was just what I wanted, so as soon as his face was close enough to mine again I bit him on the end of the nose. Realizing his mistake, the poor den- tist said that if I didn't straighten up he would give me gas; that would quiet me if anything could. He then turned his back on me for a mom- ent, which wasn't wise for I took the sharp thing he had been torturing me with and applied it to his poster- ior. That was the last straw, He solicited the assistance of my mother, who held me while he, with a certain fiendish delight lost on neither of us, gave me gas. The next thing I knew, my mother Personals Wing- week-end at her home in the village. ham. week to take u residence in Wing- Mr. and Mrs. p Don Cook left last • Miss Anne Chamney spent the Two traffic lights 'blinkers' have M been installed in elgrave, One at baby,r. andof:.e Mrs.slifl rc , stpt(t,iiitiosnunIdt'a, Sunday the 4th Concession of Morris ant B ),)hat and home of hsr mother. Mrs. P...1. Scott the other at the 9tes Concession of and family. East Wawanosh.. Mr. anti Mrs. Mason Robinson and Mrs, Jas. Michie spent the week- end in Toronto family visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Marcelle Phillion of Woodstock. Mr Lloyd Anderson of Toronto, was f Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bosman and home for the week-end, family of Walton spent Sunday with , Mn. and Mrs. Richard Chamney. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Bosnian, I have moved to the village for the . winter months. C.G.I.T. The CGIT mectine was held on Miss Audrey Anderson, nurse-in :training, at Hamilton eseneral nu Has • November 8th at 7.30 p.m. in the base- incur of the church After games pital, spent the week-end with her were played the mooting was opened parents, Mr. and Mrs. teen Antler- with the usual ceremony. The sec- son. rotary's report was read, followed by Mr. and Mrs Dan Hallalian and I the roll call and collection. It was was paying him behind the chair, and wondering what father would say when he saw the bill. I scrambled weakly out of the chair, and put e, small sharp object from his table upon the seat which I had just vac- ated. Mother said we could go home now and called me her poor little darling, at which the dentist snorted. The old lady was the next to occupy the chair. The screams started just as we left the building'. Leff Here by John ifreutlemad A young boy when asked why they started the breed of Dachshunds, thought for a moment then replied, "To look under beds." On the recent "Voice of America" program conducted in Western Ger- many, a Communist Party header was chosen as a contestant. After, pledg- ing all his winnings to the Communist Party he was asked, "How many slave labourers are there in Russia today?" Two thousand, five thousand, or ten thopsand?" The Communist dropped over in a dead faint. MOHAVE Former East Wawanoeh Resident Donald Forrest Young, son of Mrs. Jas. Young of Wingham, formerly of Mr. Phil McLeod, Mr, and Mrs. Clark East Wawanosh, passed away sudden- McLeod. Barry and Colin, of Dork- i ly at his home in Lambeth on Thurs- ing, Mr. and Mrs, Arnold Vint and ' day. Mr. Young was 49 years old.1 family, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lewis and Prior to going to Lambeth about 21; Mr. and Mrs. Don Cnok and Beverley, i years ago, he had been employed and Mr. and Mrs. Telford Cook, of at the Whitechurch Creamery for Wingham. three years and at Mr. Geo. '1', Rob- . Visitors at the home of Mr. and ertson's gayage in Wingham. Mrs, Harold Vincent on Sunday were Mr. and Aire. Sandy Casipbell, of herb, His wife, Elsie Skinner of Lam- passed away four years ago. Wingham, Mrs. W. G. Wallace and Surviving are three children, Forrest, Arthur and Mr and Mrs. Robert Ar- len Ruth Ann, 12 and Jeen, 11. His ehihald of Seaforth and Mr Mervin mother and two slat, rs Mrs, J. M. ' Powell of Melville, Sask.. spent the I leonine) Mc Burney of Belgrave; Mrs. week-end there. ' In. (Mao Armitage of London, arc' Mr. and Mrs, Stewert Johann and two brothers, Alex of Lucan and Vei- baby, of Teeswater, visited Sunday Liam of Wingham. Funeral servitme, i with Air. and Airs. Wilfred Walker. , under the auspices of the Alasoni,• —, Order, were held on testurday with ea. and Airs Rev Robinson and burial in Woodland Cemetery. Leonard spent the week-end with Mr. end Mrs. Lorne Humphrey at Hes- . peler. ..,.,..ismeessesseseseeeseesess. The Styleline De Luxe 2-Door Sedan (Continuation of standard equipment and trim illustrated is dependent on availability of material.) esiessessisesemeseeeleignes ...20a.ifteieeteesseesseessiessmse eise. ... ... • . . e sees.seifeeesiesiesse• .4Mseie.eseesseesee, e n " ... .. .......... in its field! MORE MF.OPIL,E Ritglf CHEVROLETS THAN ANY OTHER CAR! family have moved to their tarns on !the 4th Concession of East Wawa- nosh. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Johnston at- ' tended the Royal Winter Pair lest Thursday. Mrs. Clifford Logan and children. • and Miss Irene Logan dicta feVy for .7esusn nlyeln net 'nes followed days in Toronto last week and at- by the Scripture I-se:line' by Freda • tended the siama tea Coo17, prprr, r poem henan 124 and a ,re-ont" preyer. The erganiration was Pau A 5 prizAwmfar R1 °T IN YOUR Nome/ Frigidaire Food Freezer • 2 handy sliding baskets • Famous Meter-Miser mechanism, • Automatic interior light 5-Year Warranty Finger-touch counter-balanced New, beautiful styling top • Sealed-tight, all-steel cabinet * Automatic Cold Control • Built-in latch lock decided to have the next meeting at Mrs. R. Anderson's home. Joan Wightman and Florence Dawson are in charge of the next worship ser- vice. It was decided to malco articles to sell at the bazaar. The-worship service was taken by Mildred and tnrecia Cook. the theme being "Living Th e y,pre of Knori United Church, :glad if / V-• • • env el • s ',Teri!. of Ilelgreve, smertainie MITI! P,IT. on Seinday ee.ei,ne In :-T ite '712,ehein. whe stnieed the girls en the weather ie fe seer:dee Amen. imn. ',lien-reit were Tem meeting ed en-.emei eith tie ,'s MITIC2511ABItil SON APPLIANCE Wingham finest styling . . . with extra-beautiful Bodies by Fisher found elsewhere only on higher- priced cars. finest thrills with thrift . .. only low- priced car with Valve-in- Head Engine . , trend- leader for the industry! Wingham Motors Te173tone liVEDNESDNY, NOVEMBER 21, 1951.