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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1953-04-01, Page 11Such a car as this would not be possible without Hudson's exclusive "STEP-DOWN" design!' ROAD c"4""altli HUDSON ROAD CLEARANCE 14 OTHER MAKES The Hudson Jet has the floor recessed within the base frame. This provides the lowest center •of gravity among American-designed cars, and makes it possible to safely put more power in relation to weight in the Jet than in any other low-priced car. CA. A compact, 'economical wonder car with a hug-the-road ride like the Hudson Hornet itself! • wiatf:,eMIWWW.,.:-:.;:.•,0:1V.VattVg.N.W.,, PZRWRERiArrow.Rri starg4rZI.: • .4.0.15,M HUDSON UNVEILS A NEW KIND OF CAR IN THE LOW-PRICE FIELD WITH PERFORMANCE, LUXURY AND SAFETY COMPARABLE ONLY TO THE FABULOUS HUDSON HORNET! A4Ga..rukAAA.....• ,,,,,•••• • , ey. • erwrnno,...*, AV.V.M1v. Heft. • 44 1:rZS v ",P1.:kint >4d tx~ "JERE Id a new kind of compact, " economical car, with such .high-power performance . . . --ach luxurious interiors . . . such a re- markable ride, durability and :safety . . . that it can be compared ,only to the fabulous Hudson Hornet itself! And it's yours at a low price! 'This exciting new motor car is pos- sible only because of Hudson's ex- elusive "step-down" design, which • creates the lowest center of gravity , among Canadian or American cars. "This enables the new Hudson Jet to hug the road tighter than any other car, except another Hudson! That is why the new Hudson Jet safely handles more power in rela- tion to weight than has ever been possible in any other car in the low-price field. The new Hudson Jet is economical. Its super-compression, six-cylinder engine is uncomplicated in design, inexpensive to maintain, and de- livers unusual gas mileage. The whole car is ruggedly built for low upkeep and servicing costs. The new Hudson Jet pro'v-ides complete comfort for six passengers in the most luxurious interiors ever seen in a low-priced car. We invite you to visit us—to try this new kind of car—at your very first opportunity! New' Dual-Range HYDRA-MATIC DRIVE and sensational TWIN H-POWER either or both optional at extra cost. HUDSON** ET wt duriiiiiiity and quality a worthy compc to the Hudson Hornet and Hudson Wasp Standard trim and other specifications and accessories subject to change without notice DEALERS : ROUSE AUTO ELECTRIC Kingston St. Goderich, Ont. GEORGE MERKLEY Belmore‘ SMITH MOTORS IVIaint St. Clifford, Ont. Distributor: MERKLEY MOTORS Wingham, Ontario Ont. Special sash Prices For Saturday, April 4 Breakfast Bacon . lb. 45c Smoked Cottage Roll . • lb. 58c Fresh Pork Sausage lb. 35c Shoulder Roast of Pork lb. 38c Butt Roast of Pork . lb. 45c Pork Chops • lb. 60c Side Pork . lb. 38c Fresh Ground Beef lb. 45c Shoulder Roast of Beef lb. 52c Rib Roast, Rolled lb. 60c Soap ,Flakes in Bulk any quantity lb. 13c A. J. Lockridge BUTCHER Phone 35 Wingham DAVID BROWN '(CANADA) LIMITED announce the appointment of ALVIN SHARP Princess Street CLINTON gu Mrs. Geo, Pittendreigh won the prize for the most lone hands. High score for ladies was won by Miss M. Brown and Mrs. Ross Doig; for gents, Mr. Harold Parsons and. Peter Woods. Special bingo prize went to Larry Mc- Perrnitt, The members of the Community Hall Board are grateful to all who gave their support in any way. 000d Friday Service On Friday, April 3rd, the Good Fri- day service will be held in the United Church at 11 a.m, The Rev, Douglas Fuller of the Trinity Anglican Church will deliver the sermon, Everyone is cordially invited to 'attend. Social Evening A rink of curlers, comprised of Messrs. Wm, Edgar, Marshall Wilcox, Wm. McElwain, Frank Graham were invited to Wingharn Monday evening of last week to spend a social evening with the curlers there. Several rinks were present from Harriston, Wrox- hter, Clifford and Fordwich, Club Girls Meet The second meeting of the Club Girls was held at the home of Mrs. Geo. Richards. Miss Richard opened the meeting and Mrs, L. Simmons read the minutes of the last meeting. Roll call was answered by the kinds of sandwiches made at home. The' discussion was on Hospitality, the home as a place to entertain and a family pleasure, The responsibilities of a hostess were discussed. The guest room was also discussed, and the teas ,nerved, 44404 11310,4c .11cAlgi4te igeet MesSrP. WM. Campbell, 4, Hall, ..4.• Watson, T, L. McInnis, j, Dinsmore, and Relit, I-libbers:I Attended, the annual meeting of Huron County .Royal Black Knights of Ireland, ,held in ,Blyth, on Friday, March gT, There was a, good attendance and all officers were re-elected, The an- nual Church Parade and service is, to be held. in Clinton. Derry Day will be celebrated in Barrie this year. Bride-elect Boaorco. Mrs. Jim Ireland and Mrs. Graham Work, of Brussels were hostesses at the latter's home for a miscellaneous . shower honoring Miss Eleanor Ashton, prior to her wedding Saturday, April 4th. Miss Ashton was the recipient of many gifts. H. J. CORNISH & Co. Certified Public Accountants H. J. Cornish L. F. Cornish D. Mitchell 294 DUNDAS ST. LONDON, ONT. Cee. Walpole SASH PITTSBURG STAIRS FRAMES PAINTS SCREENS CUPBOARDS GLASS HARDWARE Custom Woodwork Carpentry - Building Telephone 7984r-l2 Wingham A YOUR FUTURE depends on them Don't be hindered in your work by the "nerves", headaches and gastric disturbances resulting from defective vision. The only .safe plan is to have your eyes examined at least once a year. It's the smallest invest- ment you can make—and the soundest. Do it now. W. R. HAMILTON, OPTOMETRIST "A Complete Visual Analysis" as a dealer for DAVID . BROWN The World's Finest TRACTORS David Brown tractors are famous the world over for dependable, low cost operation. Now in Canada they are setting a new high stand- ard of economy coast to coast; Be sure to see the David Brown before you decide on a new trac- tor. Check its many money-saving advantages. Your David Brown dealer will be pleased to give you all the details and explain the easy-to-get parts and servicing fac- ilities. Make a date to see a David Brown today, Only DAVID BROWN offers all these features • 3 MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM • A POWER RANGE FOR EVERY FARM • A CHOICE OF EITHER DIESEL OR GAS ENGINES • BOTH HYDRAULIC AND PULL TYPE OPERATION • BUILT-IN 2 SPEED PULLEY AND 2 SPEED P.T.O. • 6 SPEEDS FORWARD . . 2 SPEEDS REVERSE You are cordially invited to inspect the DAVID BROWN TRACTOR . . now on display at ALVIN SHARP, Princess St., Clinton Officers were elected for the coming year when the W.I. met at the home of Mrs. H. Harris. °Altholigh all the programs in the past year drew a mention, a debate proved the most in- teresting and popular according to the Roll Call, "The program I enjoyed most during the year". Mrs, A. Demorling, Mrs, R. Gibson and Mrs. F. Demerling were appointed to design a rug to be entered in the W. I. rug competition. It was decided to sponsor the Gowanstown W.I. Play if terms were satisfactory. According to reports read by the standing committee the past year has been very profitable, as well as in- structive and entertaining. The following officers were elected for 1953 and 54 with Mrs. Wm. Mc- Cann, district president, in the chair; president, Mrs, H, Harris; 1st vice pres., Mrs: R, Gibson; 2nd vice pres" ,-,ibson; sec.-treas., Mrs. S. Bride; district director, Mrs. C. Har- ris; branch directors, Mrs, W. Camp- bell, Mrs, A. Demerling, and Miss M, Spence; pianist ;Mrs L. Seifert. The branch directors were named to select a slate of conveners for stand- ing committees. Penny Round-up bags were distributed to be brought to the next meeting which will be held at the home of Miss M. Spence. A good crowd attended the euchre Euchre and Bingo and bingo party on Friday night in the Community Hall. About sixteen tables of euchre were in play. Women's Institute Elects Officers for Coming Year The wiierkem Adloinee,Tinleso :We, wo4y, Jet1 lee; "SALADIE TEA SAGS Personals Mr. Wm. Sothern, age 91, has re- turned home from Victoria Hospital, London, where he underwent a very successful operation. Mrs. A, Wallace returned to her position at McDermitt's store on Mon- day after a bout with the flu last week. Airmen Edwin Winston and Peter Woods, are spending a leave at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Winston, having finished their course at Nova Scotia, the boys are members of the R,A.F. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Williamson and family of Milton, are visiting the latter's mother Mrs. Elmer Fallis and Harvey has been confined to bed for the past four weeks. We are pleased to know he is making a satisfactory recovery. Nine men journeyed to London on Tuesday to donate blood to the blood bank, which Mr. Earl Patterson has received. They were Messrs, Bill Stin- son, Jack Brown, Mel Allan, Cecil Dermitto, Blake Gibson, Wm. Mc- Wilson, Harold Pollock, Harvey Mc- Elwain, Mr. Patterson accompanied them. The ladies of the United Church met in the basement of the church on Thursday afternoon and quilted six quilts for the European Flood Relief. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mapleton and son of Mount Foiest were Saturday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Coates. Messrs. Bruce Williamson, Bert Gal- laway and Bob Finlay, of London, spent the week-end in town. —Mr. George Richards spent the past week in Blenheim, visiting with his brother, Mr. Harry Richards. —Mr. and Mrs. John Craig visited in Toronto, on Tuesday. Mrs. Jennie Craig returned home with them after spending the past week with her family. Birth MARTIN—In Listowel Memorial Hos- pital, to Mr. and Mrs. Sam Martin, Fordwich, a son. WIPP—In Kitchener-Waterloo Hospi- tal, on Friday, March 27th, 1953, to Mr. and Mrs. George Wipp, a son.