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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1951-12-19, Page 4&CI* Floor Lamps $18.95 = $34.95 Clothes Hamper $8.25 up Satin Cushions $2.75 = $4.95 • Hassocks $2.95 = $8.95 „mse.v.vc,ftwww.cavotivamietzkm SPECIAL Kroehler Rockers LIDaakDkVaire$ Walker's Home Furnishings t — S. J. WALKER Phone 106 WINGHAM ‘6M1:5W5A5,46.-Av5.1k5A5A5Ailltt5SVM6S460k5;10,5AVMWSWA:i ••••••••••• C) • • " 1,0:::::::);714::41::W.:11 • ai TF71 °1171777-r-r7r • Alt PAGE FOUR :74 THE WINGHAM ADVANCE-TIMES WEIDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1951„ WILLIAM BROWNLIE, Owner and Operator Alfred St. Wingham Box 373 'Phone 450 ALL CLASSES OF MONUMENTS IN STOCK Most Modern Equipment for Shoo and Cemetery Work Inscription Work Promptly Attended to. •figures :::.i rnd ea: .h_s :a.. that 5:rae starts:: : .ave tr. Suiter.:y I ten:env..erg • "O'...?-fasni 5s:f :tier. I ..: thinking. "Nlaybe : save ..sail :r.: .•••A ' • T —:5: at least I 'at-re:un it inszrance r...ayrnents," I. aa a -Stec::,on for my ...as:: And " -.inks ar extra efort to put mare =one:. arsif.e g:a:s s "S: here . hea aay5 to eecnc.thice. rtr: .ite I :an manage to it.-- al:re thrif:y." And The maven I made that c:einsictt. I rs.a.:cee: ran.14rt3's .71d•faShiCrIed, Ive cat .Lfr-: THE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES th CANADA and their tepresenttives And every --e I think of :ter. I ten:err:her :ne of her favourite "Ear:y — Ear:y nnniv- Mann icrs EL: -.is:- the other day -e--- n-e that in: tic of hers. et. inyinit no: to admit 'a hat the -ate. was a cinch have to wait. Brownlie Memorials "Now I've caught up 47 with Grandma !" aas chaiacters you read about. Sparc yourself the pain of "shopping around" far a Monument to honour your loved one. Depend on our reputation for highest quality and fair dealings. Sec Us First. Quality Always Early sow Early mow DUNLOP'S SHOE STORE attractively packaged for Christmas givit we have a complete range 1.59 to ZOO SiZe2 81/2 tO 11 tr .eattwo. g:Air:24viswit • .- t\11$ • \ OV 4r I • last week with Mr. and Mrs. Cecilt0=':7:1=241Varntrinsinnngenginegizem-taivit Armstrong at Thorndele, -$# Grand for a Party grand for Xmas Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Higgins and Mary Anne and Mr. Robert Higgins, spent a day in London, while Mrs. Robt. Higgins and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pattison and family were London Vis- itors. .101111011.10.11011.4001.01..••••••••10, MAVACM.alig aiittORV MegWriWOMDAtaft.D A A A A A A A Come in to-day and pick out the auto accessories which will be a big success on Christmas day with the driver. We carry a grand selection to choose from at popular prices. -for the CAR! JY NOWaiut SAVE Olb Give a GOODYEAR Tire Dodge, DeSoto Sales & Service PHONE 710 WINGHAM kf OReMAKV-AlMeiV:WMM-MM5MMM..?IgAilA,i1G1t.:5'W esters, County Foremen, Conservation Officers, Hatchery Managers and their assistants. This meeting is al- ways an excellent opportunity for an exchange of problems and ideas. A general meeting was held in the morning with both fish and wildlife and forestry staff in attendance'. In the afteritoon, the meeting was divid- ed into two groups to discuss more specialized problems. The Zone Foresters in their meet- ing discussed improvement cutting on County Forests and private wood- lots, The five foresters who had a forestry trip to the states of Ohio, New York and Michigan gave re- ports on the highlights of this trip. The Fish and Wildlife section dis- cussed trapping, deer season in South- ern Ontario and other subjects per- taining to Fish and Wildlife. REGIONAL MEETING The Regional meeting of the South- Western Region of the Ontario De- partment of Lands and Forests was held at the Huron District Head- quarters, R. R. 1, Hespeler, on Friday, December 7th., 1951. The meeting was attended by the District Foresters, Zone Foresters. District Biologists, District Fish and Wildlife Inspectors, nursery staffs fcom St. Williams and Midhurst For,-:try Station and the Angus Seed I-Naacting plant. The South-Western Region includes the Districts of Erns. Huron and Simcoe. Mr. F. S. Ncnnian, Regional Fores- ter, was chairman for the morning meetings. The znneral meeting includ- ed the following topics: Forestry and Wildlife: —J. F. Gage, District Biolo- gist and E. M. Cressman, Zone For- ester; Hunting and Fishing on Pri- vate lands—E, F. Johnston, Forester, Reports on trips to the adjoining states in the U. S. A., were given by W. A. G. Thurston, Zone Forester; D. E, Gage, Zone Forester; L C. Mer- ritt, District Forester, and E. R. Mea- dows, District Fish and Wildlife In- spector, ' Dinner was served in the assembly room at District Headquarters. A very interesting trip was made to the St. Marys Wood Specialties. Lim- ited, Hespeler. where hockey sticks, basball bats and all types of wooden handles are manufactured. BORAH Euchre Club The second party of the 9th line euchre club met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse on Dec- ember 3rd., nine tables took part in cards with high prizes going to Ern- est Snowden and Mrs. Harold Woods. consolation prizes to Levi Diemen and Mrs. Harry Cook. Lunch was served and election of officers for the en- suing year tools place with Bert Thompson acting as chairman. Har- old Woods was elected treasurer and Mrs. Calvin Robinson as president. A few business details were attended to and a vote of thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Stonehouse brought the evening to a close. Mrs. Roy Robinson ,and Leonard, spent a few days with her mother, Mrs. Win. Humphrey. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dahmer of Kin- cardine, visited -at the home of their pisnum MEETING . On Friday ,November 30th, 1951, 50 members of the field staff of the Huron District of the Department of Lands and Forests gathered at the District Headuarters, at R, R. 1, Hes- peler, for a District meeting. This included the District staff, Zone For- az$1t-usazmwe-mc-tatatata-tetememitetwomel CONSERVATION CORNER daughter, Mrs, Harold Woods and Mr, Woods. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bosnian spent Sunday of last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Cook and Lois , Cook visited at th home of her sister, Mrs. Jas. Walsh over the week-end., Mr. and Mrs. George Martin and Martin Grasby, visited on Sunday of Crawford Motors Mr. and Mrs. Harold Woods enter- tained the euchre club last Friday evening at the school house. Ten tab- les played cards, winners were Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse and Mr. Wm. Dah- mer, low prize to Mrs. Bert Vincent and Harry Cook. Mrs. Calvin Robin- son asked to be relieved as President A and Mrs. Bert Thompson was elected ,a-, in her place. This was the last party A of 1951. A A Mrs. Scott Inglis of Belmore, visit- ;ed for a few days at the home of her sister. Mrs. R. J. Scott. g • Mr. and Mrs. Charlie McCoy of A Aldershot, visited for a few days at g • the home of Mr. Edwin Mason. A Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Chamney, Mrs. • Clarence Chamney, Sandra and Claire, • spent a day recently in London. Mrs. 0. G. Anderson spent a few days in Toronto and presided at the 4 Women's Conference of the Co-Oper- ative Company of Ontario. Mr, and Mrs. George Robinson and • L • Jane and Mrs. Will Stewart of Wing- ham. visited on Sunday of last week '74 i with Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Robinson. 4")al C C Electrical Contractors WIRING' AND INSTALLATION of ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT A SPECIALTY REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS Phone 124 No Jobs Too Small No Jobs Too Large DAVID I HUTCHESON Edward St. Wingham, Ont. Phone 18 Wingham, Ont. C-KvlSelettlMeal'n"..-Z=falf4-KAW-MiteM Kerr's Drug Store mmmtwom.,,Atmwoigoi Smokers Kitchen Stools $1.95 up $10.00 rwerveleoelgtcFOR THE CHILDRENmvetwomm -tem?, i i • V V ROCKERS V V • V g TABLE & I CHAIR SETS NIM V V 3 COMMODE g g g CHAIRS i • HOBBY HORSES w yprmArz, HIGH CHAIRS BEDROOM LAMPS PORKY STEP=UPS Occasional Chairs $17.95 up Coffee Tables $13.50 up End Tables $4.95 = $15.95 Table Lamps $7.95 up Card Tables $1.95 = $9.95 DOLL CARRIAGES CRIBS • TRICYCLES • 7:0 56A6oN'5 6ReETiN165 -ro AU, 001Z F9JeNDS fr-tam YOLAR -RCaa FEED DEALER.. 4.1101•11, - 22