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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1952-06-18, Page 3%to,* QUEBE (EAST OF MEGANTIO•LEYIS.DIAMOND) MARITIMES Make it a memorable Sun-filled vacation in Canada's "Dow', East" playground. Inexpensive holiday fares give you a 21-day limit with stopovers permitted, EFFECTIVE June 16 to September 1 Inclusive Consult your nearest Railway agent. SERVING CANADIANS THROUGH CHEMISTRY Since 1939, C-l-L's production volume has Increased about 191 per cent; its payroll and salaries total has increased about 314 per cent. In addition to fair wages and salaries, employees have en- joyed a company-financed pension plan since1919,a life insurance plan since 1920. CANADIAN INDUSTRIES LIMITED Picture News from .... . • FASHION PHOTOGRAPHERS oftdb use family groups to poled up the versatility of modern fabrics like nylon. Daughter displays the latest thing in nylon playsuits, while her parents Model this summer's smart nylon beachwear. Good news for Canadians is the new C-I-L plant at Maitland, Ont. which will lead to, more of this wonder fabric for your easier living. MANY THINGS you find so useful today, like nylon and "Cello- phane", were developed in chem- ical research laboratories. Search for improved or new chemical products goes on continuously. Did you know? FARMER reading recent issue of C-I-L Oval magazine is interest- ed in articles by Canadian agri- cultural authorities, hints on country home decoration and garden planning, and many other farm features! Write C-I-L, Box 10, Montreal, for your free copy. MONTREAL New KITCHEN and P11111111 HEARS $2.51) value... Gleaming forged 4p 04 fish, Combines scissors with nut- and cleaning meat, poultry and "prunin° notch for cutting serrated cutting edge and handy curved blades, steel shears feature AND 2 BOX TOPS / apart for easy cleaning I The hand- cracker, bottle-opener, oicrew- driver and hammer I Blades come lest tool you've ever had in your kitchen The Canadian Shredded Wheat Co., Ltd., Niagara Falls, Ont. Please send me one pair of Kitchen Shears for whkh I micros, $1.00 and two Shredded Wheat Box Tops. ADDRESS CITY This offer good only in Canada IMPORTANT! SW-1352 FINEST QUALITY TEMPERED STEEL (Not ation) a casi on Or IN CONFIDENCE Anyone with- out special knowledge of memorial architecture, design or material can be confident that the selection made is practical and fitting and of the highest pos- sible quality when obtained from WELLINGTON RONALD Is Pt Pi 'cT4 e: nw, ti t t he 9741:::+ ns to lilt the oPwi pn eand come the pipeo with a Clatter, soot sprinkles all over the floor, to crunch under- foot when you Walk, and be tracked. into every room of the house by the kiddies before you get a chance to mop up. Smoke is still coming from the stove, you find and before long, everyone is coughing and choking, eyes are smarting and running and noses are burning. Tempers arq get- ting short, fingers are being bruised and before long harsh words will be spoken. Woops, there goes dad over the back of the chair, pipes falling in every direction. More dents to take put, more mess to clean up. "Hold that stove pipe still, till I get it fastened." "Keep still," "Up a little higher," "Down a little." "Turn that elbow a little bit more . .NOT SO MUCH."cher,,,"Shut up and give me the pin Finally the job is completed, the stove is roaring, drawing well again. Now it's mom's job to clean up the mess, re-arrange the furniture, clean and polish the stove, and smooth over the frayed tempers.Somehow or other, before long the house looks like a home again. Mothers have a way of doing that, Somehow or other, we still think that these folk 'a the new fangled furnaces and ewetrie ranges, miss something. „Tes, y sure du, the chance to give wilt to their feel- ings and express themselves, like at stove pipe cleaning timp, CLINTON RINSMEN ELECT OFFICERS Main officers of Clinton Kinsmen Club, organized a short time ago, were re-elected for 1952-53 at a dinner meeting in Hotel Clinton, Tuesday evening. Election of officers was con- ducted by W. 3. McGrath, Goderich. Those taking office September 1ft are: President, T. B, Ianson; vice- president, G, B. Rumball; secretary, B. Henry; treasurer, P..1, McCaul- ey; registrar, T, F.' Cook; directors— D, T. Bartliff, Stewart Schoenahls, Roy Sorrel; publicity chairman, Frank Speaight. -A resolution was adopted that the first project to be undertaken by the Club would be donation of a fracture frame, valued at $400 ,to Clinton Public Hospital. Funds will be raised by a.carnival in the near future. Plans were discussed for a ladies' night in Hotel Clinton, Saturday June 21st.—Clinton News-Record. TIME TO SMILE A minister told his flock he had a "call" to go to another church. One of the deacons asked how much more he was offered. "Three hundred dollars," was the re- ply. "Well, I don't blame you for going," remarked the deacon, "but you should be more exact in your language, Par- son. That isn't a call that's a "raise." NO MORE Mt WORRIES —PM BENEFITING BY TONY'S LOW CNC PRICES on the 'blue coal' SUMMER FILL-UP PLAN You, too, can save money by buying your 'blue coal' now at summer prices. We make it so easy for you, with our 'blue coal' Summer Fill-Up Plan. By accepting delivery now, you save time and worry and money. Always buy 'blue coal' —The World's Finest Anthracite Phone us NOW MacLean Lumber & Coal Phone 64' Wingham, Ont. A profitable investment for your regular savings, Guaranteed Trust Certificates . . . . — are unconditionally guaranteed as to principal and interest — pay 334% interest, payable half-yearly * are short term-5 years — are authorized investment for trust funds — have no fluctuation in principal In 5 years $420.36 accumulates to $500.00. Invest wisely and well THE STERLING •TRUSTS Co R P0R A TION HEAD OFFICE BRANCH OFFICE E72 Bay St., Toronto 1-3 Dunlop St., Bette HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE HIGH SCHOOL Dear Peg: Summer is almost here and already the weather is hot, How can you con- centrate on Latin when you would much rather go swimming? It isn't that I don't like Latin, of .course, it's just that I like swimming so much better. School is out now and exams are over but for the past week there has been a lot of studying going on in Wingham, The only consolation is that we are out of school early. We get a great kick out of seeing the younger students trudging up the hill to dear old Public School while we are enjoying vacation. (There's a mean streak in all of us it seems). We are losing two teachers from W. D, H. S. this year, Mr. Martin is going to Oshawa and Mr. Maynard to Orangeville. We are getting new ones to take their places though. Will you be able to come to Wing- ham for a while this summer? It hasn't changed much since you left and you will enjoy talking with all your old friends. Mr. Madill took some moving pic- tures of our Cadet Inspection clay. He is talking of showing them along with some old ones next year on Open Night. It will be fun to sec many of the town's prominent citizens strut- ting around in uniform won't it? The annual events of our High School were very successful this year. They included Field Day, Commence- ment, Spring Concert, Open Night, Cadet Inspection, dances and, of course, the three sets of exams, Many of the students are packing bags and going away for the summer, Others are,working in Wingham and still others are taking it easy and catching up on their French (Hmm, I wonder). As soon as school is out in Rockville, you come to Wingham as fast as you can, I will give you a detailed report on the happenings around Wingham District High School over the past year, and I will tell you what a suc- cessful year it has been for everyone concerned. 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However, the town fathers suggested that the Crown Attorney be consulted regard- ing the legality of the use of such an outfit. Aid. L. G. Winter stated that the idea was put to test in the town of Mitchell, but when ,the traffic cases were tried, evidence offered from the use of a speed trap was thrown out, "If it will do any good, let's be be- hind it," said Bert Glidden, who agreed with Mr. Winter that the legal stand be clarified first, "Speeding still is a Problem in town, and in order to deal with it more ef- ficiently, I am requesting permission to install a speed trap," the Chief re- commended in his 'monthly report, "The material I shall require includes a stop watch, air cable, telephone wire, two batteries and cable. Many complaints of speeding on both main highways have been made to me dur- ing the past month," he said. The Chief reported that eight traf- fic accidents had been reported and investigated, resulting in three charg- es of careless driving and one of im- paired driving, Total amount of dam- age was $706. Five persons were pro- ceeded against for speeding and one for failing to stop at the main inter- secticM, Fines for the month totalled ',385.00-.-Clinton News-Record. FISH STORY A 20-inch brown trout was taken from the Saugeen River at Knechtel's Dam in Durham last Friday morning. The four-pound trout was caught while Dean Holley was bulldozing some rocks at the channel below the dam. Mrs. Harold Atcheson, daughter of the mill manager, Otto Schaus, was thoughtful enough to bring the big catch to the Chronicle office, Tuesday of this week a 14-inch speckled trout was taken from the Saugeen at the same place where the brown trout was caught, The fish were so large that a bulldozer •was used to land them,—DurhamChronicle. The fanning Mill by Bob Carbert Many of our modern homes today, are heated by oil furnaces, radiators, or other forced air systems, that keep the fire burning constantly, and the temperature regulated. We go into more and more of the kitchens and notice that the wood and coal range that used to be in the corner, has been replaced by a shiny, white elec- tric or gas range. No longer are these kitchens cluttered up by the woodbox in the corner, or the stove pipe, wend- ing its way across the kitchen ceiling. True, there are many farms that still have the range and the pipes, but they are getting fewer every day. As these old ranges pass, we lose another page in the history of our civilization. From that black and com- fortable stove came the finest buns and cookies, the fattest loaves of bread, the tastiest slices of toast, and the best of bacon and eggs. The re- servoir at the end of the stove was always a source of hot water for washing, floor scrubbing, and in the winter time, it sometimes got hot enough for the men to shave with. Usually, however, the shaving water came from the tea kettle that sim- mered away all day on the second lid from the front, all ready for that extra pot ()I tea, or the dish of warm water for some beast in the barn with a colic, In the winter nights, the woocibox always caught the shavings, from the knives of the boys, who whittled to pass away the time. Sometime it was a major proposition to keep it filled when the wind was blowing from the east, but the tough beech and hard maple wood managed to keep the cold weather out, and the warmth in, even before the days of insulation.. Do you remember the excitement and fun, when it came time to give the stove pipes their regular clean- ing? After breakfast, the stove would be allowed to cool off, the fire nearly out. 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