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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1953-11-18, Page 8FREE T V Draw Every $2.00 Purchase at a SMITH BROS. STORE in LISTOWEL PALMERSTON WINGHAM entitles a customer to a chance on a 21" Television Set and 20 Consolation Prizes NEXT WEEK'S DRAW Electric Sandwich Toaster The 21 names drawn this week for Giant Jackpot, Dec. 24 are:— This week's winner—MRS. ALICE ELLLIOTT, Bluevale Prize—Electric Clock MRS. MILDRED STEWART, MALCOLM ANDERSON, Brussels R. 5, Wingham MRS. N. WELWOOD, E. PAULITZKI, Wingham R. 2, Wingham MRS. J. LOUTTIT, .1. SANGSTER, Wingham Wingham MRS. W. ARTHURS, MRS. G. ALLIN, Wingham Wingham, LAWRENCE MACHAN, MRS. C. SHOWERS, IL 5, Brussels Wingham MRS. B. TEMPLEMAN, MRS. S. COWAN, Wingham Wingham MRS. MEURIAL OLAN, DEBORAH GROSS, Wingham Wingham MRS. L. M. WEDD, Wingbam MRS. L. M. WEDD, Wingham MRS. 1.L McPHAIL, Wingham • MRS. T. SMITH, R. 1, Belgrave MRS. S. COWAN, Wingham MRS. A. EDGAR, Wingham GET YOUR ENTRIES IN AND WAT'CII FOR YOUR NAME NEXT WEEK. WATERLOO CATTLE BREEDING ASSOCIATION "Where Better Bulls Are Used" We can furnish artificial breedings for all breeds and we have nothing to sell except good service. Every effort is made to provide bulls that wilt sire offspring that will produce efficiently as well as be of a conformation that will be attractive on the markets, be they dairy or beef, registered or grade cattle. Take a look at the artificially sired cattle in your neighborhood. FOR SERVICE CALL COLLECT—Clinton 242 or Mildmay 130r12 Week days 7.30 to 10.00 n.m. Sundays & Holidays 7.30 to 9.30 a.m. Any cows noticed in heat later in the day will be more likely to conceive if inseminated the following day. FEES. $5.00 for a life membership Service fee per cow for members $5.00 Service fee per cow for non-members $6.00 Four services are given without extra charge if needed to obtain conception. Free Veterinary service is given for cows that axe problem breeders. New business is solicited. We have top sires of all breeds. However, we are featuring the Holsteins in this ad. All Holsteins ever used in our Unit that have had daughters graded for type average 3% higher than the breed average. In production, all that haye completed R.O.P. records average 107% for milk and • 105% for butterfat taking the Breed Average as 100%. HOLSTEINS NOW IN SERVICE ARE: Glenafton Trademark XX; Sire, Montvice Rag Apple Marksman; Dam Montvic Colleen Abbekerk Glenafton Milestone XX; Sire Rag Apple Talisman; Dam Glenafton Laurel Colleen V.O. Ehneroft Royal Ambassador XX; Sire Elmcroft Sylvo-O-Gram; Dam Montvic Bonheur Emily *Ex Elmcroft Celebrity XX; Sire Glenafton Rag Apple Aladdin; Dam Ajax Abbekerk Jewel *Ex Elmore-ft' Monogram Duke XX; Sire Montvie Monogram; Dam Duchess of Ehneroft *Ex Elmcroft Mon-O-Grand XX; Sire Montvie Monogram; Dam Elm Beauty V.G. Selling Wing Double; Sire Selling Pet Commander; Dam Selling Royal Wing *Ex Selling Wing Pietje; Sire Selling Pet Commander; Dam Selling Pietje Pet V.G., Elmcroft Ilartog Legend; Sire Aavengien Hartog Triune; Dam Montirie Abbekerek Jewel *Ex Elmcroft Tradition XX; Glenafton Rag Apple Aladdin; Dam Abbe- kerk *Ex Glenafton. Benefactor A.XX; Sire Rag Apple Talisman; Darn Glen- • aftob Laurel 'Anise B.G.P. Flight-Line Styling for the fabulous, new 1954 Hudson Hornet Sedan! „Introducing Instant Adtion Engines • with Super Induction . C mom, see these beautiful, exciting new Hudsons for 1954! Nothing can match their all-new Flight-Line Styling, their lush Salon Lounge In. tenors, their smart upholstery in rich fabrics. We'd like to show you Hudson's new Perfected Power Steering* and Improved Power Brakes*, take you out in a new Hudson and let you feel the mighty surge of its Instant Action Engine with Super Induction! Whether you choose the fabulous Hudson Hornet, the spectacular Wasp, or the coin. pact new Jet in the lower price field, you enjoy this power and zip. For each has its own Instant Action Engine; each is the hottest performer in its class. Be our guest, today. Ride in the newest new cars for 1954. FIRST CLASS WATCH REPAIRS AT MODERATE PRICES Owing to lack of apse., stn com- pelled to confine my repairs to weblike, only. George Williams Located In MASON'S STORE Official estimates from building ex- perts are that Canada currently needs at least 750,000 more dwelling units if people are to be properly housed. Never before a or with all this- saaaaaaeWiliiiaaa,Msaa0aiikaaueeaa sports, nrograttiraes, programmes for teen-agers, fipancing recreation pro- grammes, recruiting and training of community leadere and summer pro- grammes. The Lake Huron Zone Recreation of the Council, sponsors of the con- fereaCe, are a committee composed of representatives of the recreation committees in the Lake Huron Area who are responsible through co- operative planning, to assist commun- ities in the planning of recreation programmes. Further information about the con- ference can he secured by contacting the Secretary of your local recreation committee of Mr. R. E. SecOrd, repre- sentative of Community Programmes Branch at Box 148, Hanover, Ontario, (it U • U a a U U U a U U U a a I a U U a U U U U Phone 1135 Goderich — 678-w or 665 Wingham a Mitunionoramiumaimminnuommininimommuninininumniiiii U a a 1 a a a a a a a U U U U a U U a a a U U a a a • a U LIBERAL TRADE=IN ALLOWANCE Free HOME DEMONSTRATIONS for your convenience at any time. 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DISTRIBUTOR MERKLEY MOTORS WINGHAIV1 ONTARIO MASTER DEALER SMITH MOTORS Main Street CLIFFORD \ ONTARIO t their farm home, near LucknoW, for- merly owned by the late Peter Watson, Penned on the fly leaf of the 356- page book was the name, "Mrs, Mary Watson, Kinpech, 27th December, 1844."—Lucknosv Sentinel. MMO 04040 PSALM BOOK OVER 100 vP44a. 9.4) A well-preserved. . book of Gaelic Psalms was discovered recently by ,IVfre, Lloyd, Hunter in the attic of The Belgrave Euchre Club held its opening meeting for the winter season on Thursday, November 12th, George Grigg and Mrs, C. R. Coultes are the committee in charge for 1953-54. The meeting was held la the Co-Op. club rooms with six tables in play, High prizes were won by Mrs, Art Scott and Alvin Pengelly, Consola- tion prizes were won by Mrs. Cora McGill and Jesse Wheeler, A novelty prize given each week to the person whose birthday falls closest to the date of meeting went to Mrs, A. M. Perdue. "Club 20" held their first meeting of the season on Wednesday evening, November 11th, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Martin with all mem- bers present. The evening was spent in playing euchre with high scores going to Mrs, George Michie and Jas. R, Coultes. Consolation prizes went to Mrs. Har- old Vincent and Kenneth Wheeler. Lunch was served. Autumn Thankoffering The autumn Thankoffering meeting of the Evening Auxiliary of the W.M. S. of Knox United Church, met in the church basement, Tuesday evening, November 10th. This was a special meeting at which the Evening Auxiliary entertained the Afternoon Auxiliary and the Brussels Friendship Circle, Mrs. Clifton Walsh, president, was in charge of the meet- ing which was opened with the sing- ing of a hymn, followed by Scripture readings by Mrs. Floyd Campbell, Mrs. George Michie, Mrs. Williard Armstrong, Mrs. Robert Grasby, Mrs. Ross Anderson and Mrs. Robert Oak. Mrs. Andrew Lane, of Brussels, gave two readings. A vocal duet was sung by Mrs. George Michie and Mrs. Charles D. pox, accompanied by Mrs. George Johnston. The secretary, Mrs, Gordon Bosman, read the minutes of the last meeting and called the roll. The treasurer, Mrs. Ross Anderson, gave the financial report. Mrs. C. D. Cox was the special speaker and gave a talk on her work in the mission fields in Northern Ont- ario. A skit "He Clothed Me" was pre- sented by the following members of Belgrave Evening Auxiliary. Mrs. Ed- gar Wightman, Mrs.. James Walsh, Mrs. Clifton Walsh, Mrs. Jas. R. Coul- tes and Mrs, Cameron Walsh. Misses Miller of Brussels, gave two vocal duets and were accompanied by Mrs. Edwin. Martin. The dlosing hymn was sung and Mrs. Cox pronounced the benediction. Mrs. Ross Anderson conducted the recreation activities and lunch was served. Personals Mr. and Mrs. George Jones, Susan and Irene, of London, spent the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. J, E, McCallum. Beginning November 21st., the lib- rary hours will be from 2.30 p.m. until 4.30 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wade and Miss Beatrice Wade, of Fordwich, and Mary Ann Cruickshank, of Wingham, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Wade, on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. George Michie and family spent the week-end with friends at Toronto and Milton. Mrs. Thomas Smith, Miss Amy Smith and Ralph McCrea, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Harmer and family and Mrs. Alice Allen at Fuller- ton on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Earl Anderson and family visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Hartlin at Goderieh on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Scott and Mrs. Harvey Adams, spent Sunday with friends at Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Wheeler, of Brussels, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Pick- ell and Warren, of St. Thomas, visited with Mr. and rs. Herb Wheeler last' week. Mr. and Mrs. George Jordan visited on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. McCauley at Brampton. Mr. and Mrs, Nelson Pickell of Tees- water and Mrs. Pickell, Sr., of Wing- ham, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herb Wheeler on Sunday. Mrs. Albert Becker, of Kitchener, spent a few days last week with her daughter, Mrs. Edwin Armstrong, Mr. James Lamont spent Sunday with his brother, Flt. Sgt. Thomas La- mont and Mrs. Lamont at Clinton. Miss Amy Smith and Mr. Ralph Mc- Crea visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Hartlin at Goderich, on Sat- urday. Wm, Willoughby and Kenneth, of Trowbridge, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Procter. Mrs. Cora. McGill spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Correy de Vrise, at Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Nutt and Larry, of Atwood, visited with Mr. and Mrs, Roland Marks and family, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Coultes visited on Sunday with Mr. R. C. McGowan, at Blyth. Mr. Art Scott was home from Beamsville for the week-end. Gordon Wilkinson of Bimbrook, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wilkinson. JUNIOR B SCHEDULE ANNOUNCED FOR GROUP The ' following schedule has been announced for games in the Junior B 0,11.A. Group in which the new Wing- ham Junior team will be played. Five teams will play in the group, including Sarnia, Chatham, Seaforth, London and Wingham. Home games are shown in bold face. 1953-1954 Thurs., Nov. 5—Seaforth at Chatham Tues., Nov. 10—London at Sarnia Thurs., Nov. 12—Sarnia at BO,forth Sat., Nov. 14—Seaforth at London Sat., Nov. 14—Chatham at Wilfilnon , Tues., Nov. 17—Chatharn at London ' Tues., Nov. 17—Seaforth at"Sainia Wed„ Nov. 18—Wingham at Chatham Sat., Nov. 21—SitWri5 Wingham Sat., Nov, 21—fLeedon at Seaforth Tues., Nov. 24—Chathain at Sarnia Thurs., Nov. A—London at Chatham Sat., Nov. 28--"Wingliam at Seaforth Sat., Nov, 28—Sarnia at London Mon., Nov. 30—Seaforth at Wingham Tues., Dec. 1—Chatham at London Wed., Dec. 3—Wingham at Sarnia Thurs., Dec. 3—Sarnia at Chatham Sat., Dec. 5—London at Wingham Sat., Dec. 5—Chatham at Seaforth Mon., Dec. 7—Seaforth at Chatham Tues., Dec. 8—London at Sarnia Thur., Dec. 10--Seaforth at Wingham Sat., Dec. 12—Wingham at London Sat, Dec. 12—Chatham at Seaforth Tues., Dec. 15—Chatham at London Tues., Dec, 15—Seaforth at Sarnia Wed., Dec. 16—Wingham at Chatham Sat., Dec? 19—Sarnia at Wingham Sat., Dec. 19—London at Seaforth Tues., Dee, 22—Chatham at Sarnia Tues., Dec. 22—Whighain at Seaforth Sat., Dec. 26—Sarnia at London Tues., Dec. 29—Wingham at Sarnia Tues., Dec. 29—Seaforth at London Wed., Dec. 30—London at Chatham Fri., Jan. 1—Sarnia at Chatham Sat., Jan. 2—London at Wingham Sat., Jan. 2—Sarnia at Seaforth Tues., Jan. 5—London at Sarnia Thurs., Jan, 7—Sarnia at Chatham Thurs., Jan. 7—London at Seaforth Sat., Jan, 9—Chatham at Wingham. Sat., Jan. 9—Seaforth at London Tues., Jan, 12—Seaforth at Sarnia Wed., Jan. 13—Wingham at Chatham Sat., Jan. 16—London at Wingham Sat., Jan. 16—Sarnia at Seaforth Tues., Jan. 19—Chatham at Sarnia Wed., Jan. 20—London at Chatham Thurs., Jan. 21—Wingham at Seaforth Sat., Jan. 23—Sarnia at London Sat., Jan. 23—Seaforth at Wingham Ttlea, Jana 20—Wingham'London Sate Jan. Sii-Sands. at Whighlian Sat., Jan, 30—Chatham at Seafqrth Wed., Feb, 3—Seaforth at Chatharn Wed., Feb, 3—Wingham at Sarnia Sat., Feb, 8--Winghana at London Mon., Feb. 8--Chatham at WintrinuO Starting Times At London 8.30 p.m, At Chatham 8.30 p.m. At Sarnia 8.30 p.m. 9 p.m. Saturday. At Seaforth 8.30 p.m. Week nights; 9 p.m. Saturdays. At Wingham 8.30 p.m. Week-nights; 9 p,m, Saturdays. LAKE HURON ZONE REC. REPS. PLAN MEET AT aHANOVER Members of recreation committees, municipal councils and others inter- ested in the development of com- munity programmes of recreation in the counties of Bruce, Huron and Perth, are making plans now to attend the Lake Huron. Recreation Council's first annual conference. This conference will be held at the Community Hall on Wednesday, Nov- ember 25, 1953, in Hanover, Ontario, Subjects of increasing interest in the development of recreation pro- grammes are on the agenda for dis- cussion and qualified resource people have been secured to lead the discus- sion in each topic. The theme speak- er "at the conference will be Prof. Alan Klein, from the School of Social Work at the University of Toronto, who is one of Canada's experts in the field of recreation. The theme of his speech will be "COMMUNITY CO- OPERATION—WORKING TOGETH- ER FOR BETTER PROGRAMMES", Among other resource people to attend will be Mr. K. L. Young, Director of Community Programmes Branch of the Ontario Department of Education; Dr. Earl Zeigler, profes- sor, and head of the Department of Physical Health and Recreation Edu- cation at the University of Western Ontario; Mr. T. A. Leishman, super- visor of field personnel, Community Programmes Branch of the Depart- ment of Education and Mr. William ,Pillsworth, assistant director of recre- ation in London. Topics under discussion at the con- ference will be: dramatics, minor New Flight-Line Styling New Salon Lounge Interiors New Power, Peiformance New Perfected Power Steering" New Improved Power Brakes* Exclusive Twin H-Power* Exclusive "Step-Down" Design Exclusive Monobilt Body-and-Frame Trademark. Patented. Exclusive Triple-Safe Brakest New Dual-Range Hydra-Matie Drive" *Available at extra coat on various models, See us for full information, tAvailable on various models at no extra cost. e FlaYst 'The Wila$4110 414047040-Times, Wodoolidor, Nave 11, Ina IV4WS OF 13.44CMFE Euchre Season Start as Clubs Hold First Meetings