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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1956-04-18, Page 3-Th• Wingjh*m,,AA•ni•mo,4imo•, •W000••diyiik0•11 Ift ....,.. Malyi 'What eptor firess Ara yen band's heir, Aet 1 giipsl'"" ipipg to wear to the. Parky toIllor-' ;roY .dress. What On row .highEr ing wear?' PVC,' 14ach lady is auppogsti. to'. • -•••• „. • wecir something to. Maieh her :hug-. I'ifyi.okgaeshi .hp FARMERS! NOW IS THE TIME T9 START THINKING ABOUT YOUR Farm Machinery Needs WE HAVE A FULL RANGE ,0 MASSEY-HARRIS SEED DRILLS No, 315 i n 4 models, Mechanical Vowel. Dr spunov, No. 306 on Steel, High or Low Rubber Wheels, 011104, *114 Constant Clearance tlft, puma IvroDzr,..s VE,QM DISCS No. 35 ‘Vheeliad Tandem Dime Harrow No. 31 Tandem Tractor Disc Harrow Goble Offset Disc Harrow No. 509 One-Way Discs SPREADERS Three Light Draft Manure Spreaders with 47.60 and 90; capacity. TRACTORS Packed with Famous M-H Features!' Many Models to Choose, From! Come in today! 1-No. 44 TRACTOR, 1952 Model 1-No. 20A 1-FERGUSON TRACTOR with 2-furrow Plow, USED MACHINERY 15-RLN DRILL 1952 Model CHARLES HOD:GINS, I Wingham Phone 378 Your Massey-Harris Dealer TURF EDGER Sharp steel blade with foot step, 4-ft. handle $1.29 FAN LAWN SWEEP $1.49long handle Flexible, tempered steel tecth, • 2" keen edge, strong •sprig 69 c Curved Blade Pruning Shears Tempered, full polished blade, 95c Straight Blade Pruning Shears For all hand pruning $1.19 LOPPING SHEARS and snap-lock ratchet ad,Ipstutent Priced at DANDELION RAKE 5-ft. han dle Priced at ROSE PRUNER $1.99 HOSE NOZZLE BraSs, fully adjustable 790 LAWN ROLLER Heavy gauge steel with bevelled prevent„tearing sod. Water or may be used. 12" x 20" drum; IN lbs , water filled 18." x 24" drum; 250 lbs., water filled LAWN .RAKE Flexible heavy duty plastic tines are resilient and tough to stand hard use. 3440 wide, 45" handle 89c sand edges to ballast $8.65 $14.95 S.. I Walker Home Furnishings- e h t 0 a t, V M V M t a 0 ly S B b la h Gardening Ti SAVE ON GARDEN NEEDS PLASTIC HOSE Handsome solid tope' Red, Green or Black; .s011ti brass couplings. 5-year guarantee. Black, 50-ft. length , $2.69 Red or Green, 25-ft. . $2,19 -Red or Green, .50-ft. $3.98 GARDEN WHEELBARROW. hod easy to handle ......,.... ....... . : .. 4.13 1 ti• JP. All-metai )vitii big 10" x 2" semi-pneumatic puncture-proof tire. Bight d+ 14 n Q • Carbon steel blade, 27'A" hardwood handles $2.69 Rotary • LAWN EDGER and TRIMMER. For faster, easier, neater trimming around walks, driveways and flower beds $3.9 GARDEN HAND TOOLS Trowel, 12" ... 29c Hand Fork, 14" Transplanting Trowel 29c Weeder - Cultivator SPADING FORK Four 11" tines, D-handle $2.09 GARDEN SPADE 7" x 12" blade, D-handle $2.19 Floral Tools Floral Rake ... $1.55 Floral Hoe .... $1 .99 Floral Shovel . $1.99 Floral Spade .. $2.69 Floral Fork $2,09 SQUA RE NOSE SHOVEL LAWN SPREADER New improved Model, Filigertip control, heavy gauge steel hopper, large rubber-tired wheels. $6.69 Watch for the New 140-Page Catalogue Mailing This Month WINGHAM; 'ONT. Phone 184 Robin E. Campbell Standing committees: Home eco- nomics and health, Mrs. Frank Miller; public relations and com- munity activities, Mrs. Thos Met- calf; historical research, Mrs. Gor- don McBurney; agriculture and Canadian industries, Mrs, Russell Gaunt; citizenship and education, Mrs. Pickell; resolutions, Mrs. Her- son Irwin; Federated News, Mrs. Johnston Corm.. Arrangements have been made to hold the April meeting at the Hotel Brunswick on April 19 at 8 p.m. and after lunch the members will tour the TV building and see the Circle 8 Ranch program. The program committee will meet on April 17 in the hail to prepare programs for the next year. The Institute ladies, will meet in the hall on April 25 art 7 p.m, to have blood tests made so that each will know what type of blood she has. The importance of these tests is stressed in these days of serious accidents. ' Mrs, Johnston then played a piona solo, "Sweet Minch of Dai- sies" and Mrs. Frank Miller gave a reading, "Bridge Builders", The roll call was answered by the pay- ing of fees and• giving a suggestion for clean and safe highways in Ontario. The meeting was closed with the National Anthem. Births SHIELL-In St. Joseph's Hospital, London, on Monday, April 16, 1956, to Mr. and Mrs, Elmer' Shia, London, a son. PLiRD011--In Wingham. General Hospital, on Monday, April 16, 1956, to Mr, and Mrs. Russell Pardon, of East Wawanosh, u. daughter. do BOER-In Wirig,harn General hospital, on Monday, April 16, 1056, to Mr, and Mrs. John de Boer, of Kink:J.5s, a son, Cecil. YOU- CAN DEPEND ON When icidasys to. tie DODEIS KIDNEY -', PILLS ;e 4 • 44' I eft Mr, and Mrs, }Weld Walker visi- ted on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs Haroldalker re Elliott ced w ev of Teeswater, M ll , •res; Walker sister, :Miss Gertrude Stewart that' she was leaving from Cabiz, Spain this Tuesday, on the. 'Woodford" for home, after spending the past two months on Majorca Island, Mr. and Mrs. Marcel Philion and little son, of Hamilton, and her mother, Mrs. Jos, Thompson, of Goderich, visited on Saturday with Mr. and. Mrs, Calvin Robinson and other Robinson relatives in East Wawanosh„ Mr, Stanley Moore commenced work again 'at Clinton last week. Mr, and Mrs, A. E, Ptirdon ' Lucknow, and Mrs. George Tiffin and Coleen, of Langside, visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Falconer, Mr, and Mrs. George Caldwell of Blyth, visited on Friday at the home i nt o u 91, f their daughter, Mrs. Wm, R Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Cameron and family, of Ashfield, visited on Saturday at the home of his sister, Mrs, Mason Robinson. Mr. and. Mrs, Leonard Coyne and family, of Windsor, visited over the week-end with her sister, Mrs. Lawrence Taylor, and with other Robinson relatives in this com- munity. Mr. and Mrs. Walter James at- tended the funeral of the late Mrs. Kilgore, at Kincardine on Monday. Mrs. Harry Tichbourne of Gode- rich, spent the week-end with her mother, Mrs. David Kennedy. Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Laidlaw and children of London, spent the week-end with his patents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Laidlaw and other rela- tives in this district. Mr. and Mrs. • Arnold Lougheed and daughter, of London, spent the week-end with•hcr parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Fisher. Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Fisher, Kitchener, returned from Florida this week-end. Pupils of S.S. No. 10 and S.S. No, 9 schools were taken to Luck- now on Monday to get their polio serum. Mr. and Mrs, • Clifford Farrfer and family of Chatham, spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, W. R. Farrier, • Mr, and Mrs. Allan Barger of Amberley, and Mrs. Harold Spar- ling, of Wingham, visited on Sun- day with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tlis, Moore. Peter and Michael Moore, Donna and Anne Rintoul, Douglas McDon- ald and Douglas Gaunt, Carl and Shirley Martin and Kirk Beecroft, all from Fordyce School, and Mar- garet add Marilyn Robinson, Brian Jamieson and Hugh McBurney, were sick with the measles last week, r, Mr, and Mrs. Kelly Long and children, and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry MacKay of Walkerton, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Levi Bieman, Mr. and Mis. John McBurney and Grant visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. McBurney, of Wroxeter. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. McAdams and family, of. Ingersoll, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kennedy of Marnoch. The W.M.S. of the United Church will hold its Easter Thank- offering meeting this Friday night at 8 o'clock with the W.M.S. from he Presbyterian, Brick, Donny- brook and St. Helens churches in- vited to see Miss Caroline Wel- wood's pictures of her trip to Trini- dad. Trustees of S.S. No. 10, Kinloss lave hired Mrs. Mathers to teach text year at a salary of .13500. Mrs, John Craig spent the week- nd at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Robert Hall, of Wingham. •,• Mr. Jack Beadle, of Auburn, is visiting this week ht the home of is nephew, Mr, Roy Robinson. Mrs. Jas. Wilson Sr., who has pent the past three months in Wingham Hospital, was able to m- um home on Sunday. Mr. Russell Taylor, of Calgary, s spending this week at the home f his mother, Mrs. Wm, Taylor mid Charlle,• and Mrs. Irene Pat- erson of Toronto, spent the week- nd there, It is over thirty years inecewCeshta:rlit haS been home from h Mr. Alex Kennedy, of Winnipeg, isited recently with lila mother, rs. David Kennedy. Miss Marjorie Currie, of London, on,Monday with her mother, rs. R, S. Currie. Mr, Carl Weber and daughters, isited on Sunday at the home of r. and Mrs, Robert Chambers of arriston, Mr, and Mrs. Weber rid family, moved to the apartment boVe the Willis home at the post Mee, and Mr. Weber expects to °tit for the Palmerstonmill short- , J. 0. Gillespie, Mrs. Ras- a Gaunt, Mrs, Millen, Moore, Mrs. wales Falconer and Mrs. D. eccrott attended the W.M.S. Pres- yterial tri Exeter on Tuesday of St week front the Uilited Church Ore. Mrs. Helton 7rwlii, Mrs. Geo. alker and Mrs. Gilbert Ikeerott ttended Meeting front the ride United Church, Mr. and Mrs, Arehie Burden visi- ted. With her .Par0.114 Mr, an4 Webster' 4ftc101* of WrQ*0teA.' ,on Friday last. Mr. and Mrs, W, J. .0Wrien and their .daughter, Mrs. Hearn and her two ehlitirgn, Charles anti PehoraA of Whalen, spent Sunday with WO* 1\fell./tehie and Jas, L,"Gurrie, Mr, Wm A.. ,Gurrie, who spent the past two months at 'Whalen* returned lime with them, Mr. and Mrs, Alex Leaver visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. D. A, Hackett, of AshapId. Xi's. Clarence _Ritchie and 041.1- 3 eit visited on Monday at the home of her .siater* Mrs. Edward ROW,' WO, of ;St. AusuStine, Mr, and Mrs. Ed,' Nicholson Coleen, of Thamesford, spent a few days last week with her par- eats, Mr. and Mrs, John ,I-lutehison and with Goderich relatives. Mr, and Mrs. Gershom Johnston' visited on. Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Robinson, of St. Aug- ustine and with Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Johnston, of Clinton. Xr, and Mrs. Cecil Skinner; of Exeter, visited on Sunday at the home of their daughter, Mrs, Ken- neth Mason. Mrs. Bruce Buchanan, Piano and Judy, of London, spent Sunday with her parents, Mr, and Mrs, Albert Walters, of Culross. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cesemore and Naomi, of Toronto, Mary Ross of Toronto and Gordon Ross, of Port Credit, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ross, of Turnberry, Mrs. Chas, Martin has been laid up with a sore leg. She twisted her foot and pulled the ligaments. The Teeswater lady judges at the Calico Ball. in LuekrioW on Friday night awarded the first prize to Miss Janet Gaunt for the best and prettiest home sewn calico .dress. Miss Beverley MacKenzie, .former Lucknow District High School queen, received second prize. A good crowd attended the meet- ing in the Presbyterian Church on Friday evening when Rev. Howard King of Toronto presented moving pictures of the different hinds of leprosy 'and the various colonies throughout the world, There were nine lepers in Canada. two years ago, now there are ten. Communion service was held on Sunday in the United Church. Miss Margaret Taylor spent a few days last week at the home of her brother, Mr. Ewart Taylor, of Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Farrier and Janice spent a few clays last week in Toronto and with Mr. and Mrs, Carman Farrier -of Long Branch, • VA .S., Addressed by Ronald Perron WHITECHUROH- y o tt n People of the Presbyterian Chtirch held their meeting In the chureli on Shady evening. with the presi- dent, presiding."' Ruby Conn read the SeriPture lesson and gave the meditation talk on the work of the diseiples, Ronald Perrott had charge of the tepic and spoke on the upkeep of the missionary work, so small compared with other ilact .of cos-metics, pleasure or sport, and yet with such vast good to Many people in many _lands. Harley Gaunt and Alex Craig sang, "It Is No Secret," and. Lorne Forster led, in prayer, Mrs. Frank Coulter and Mrs, Andrew Gaunt gave readings on the missionary work,, The next meeting will he a soeial, evening on Tuesday, April 24. The meeting was closed with the Miz- pah benediction. WHITECHURCH Mrs. lotbortor4 Wavle, Gary and Sharon spent the weeit-orid with Toronto friends and visited with Mr, rickWIP* who had been taken' front, Lyndhurst Lodge to StainYiereelt HeSPitel, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cook and Austin and .',rank Cooper visited en Sunday at the borne of the for- tiler's daughter, Mrs. Harold $legis- er of Giamis. e TREE, PRUNER Cuts branches up to '1" thick 35.t9 8-ft. 29c . 29c ROUND POINT SHOVEL 1)-handle $2.29 Supremo quality $2.98 LONG HANDLE SHOVEL Round nose $2.19 "QUICKEE" PLANTER Saves hours of •tedious spading $1.98 CURVED TOOTH RAKE Long handle $1.29 BOW RAKE Steel reinforced, long handle • $2.19 DUTCH DOE - long handle 7" blade $1.69 4" blade $2.19 GARDEN HOE - 8" Long handle $1.29 Supreme quality $2.44 3-PRONG CULTIVATOR 3;0 wide $1.69 WEEDER - CULTIVATOR '3, prongs, 4" seuffle-hoe • blade $1.98 5-PRONG ADJUSTABLE CULT1vArroic Adjustable tines $2.45 LONG HANDLE SQtrAltlf; BLADE UTILITY SHOVEL $2.98 ,Supremo Mutiny $2.98 D-handle, $1.59 47" SINGLE BOW HOE Long handle $1.59 TURNIP HOE 8" x 2 1A" blade $2.44 8-PRONG SQUARE BLADE IIOE ALL-IN-ONE TOOL- $1.79 MRS. h. FISHER IS W.I. PRESIDENT WHITECHURCH - The annual business meeting of the Women's Institute was held . last Tuesday in the Memorial Hall with the president, Mrs. Frank Ross, pre- siding and 20 ladies present. Two delegates, Mrs, Frank Ross and Mrs, George Fisher were appeint- ed to attend the banquet being held in Guelph on June 19 for Mrs, Berry, president of the A,C.W.W. Mrs. Berry is on a world tour and will be in Guelph that day, Mrs, Rots's gave a few remarks of appreciation for the co-opera- tion she had received from the dif- ferent committees during her time as president. Mrs, Fisher sang a solo, "Look for the Rainoow" and Mrs. Frank Ross gave a report of the recent meeting of the Hospital Auxiliary, speaking of the rum- mage sale on May 12 and of the need for . curtains and sheets: Mrs, Charles Shiell, secretary-treasurer, gave the financial report. Receipta for the year were almost $600 with a balance on hand of $87.00.• An interesting report of the standing committees was then given, Mrs, Victor Emerson was in charge of the installation of offic- ers. Appointed by the committee for the slate of officers were, hon. pres., Mrs. James McInnis; paSt pros., Mrs. Ross; pres., Mrs. George Fisher; 1st vice, Mrs. Herson Ir- win; 2nd vice, Mrs. Albert Walters; sec.-treas., Mrs. Chas Shiell; dist. director, Mrs, Frank Ross; branch directors, Mrs. Russell' Ross, Mr$. Albert Walters, Mrs. Alex Robert- son, Mrs. Ernest Casemore, Mrs, Nelson Pickell; program corn., Mrs. Hugh Simpson, Mrs. John Burchill, Mrs. James Wilson, Mrs. Jos. King, Mrs. Edward McClenaghan; pian- ists, Mrs. Garnet Farrier, Mrs, N, Pickell; auditors, Mrs. Owen King Mrs. Albert Coultes, rditliWo OldesA acids and Neaten, tank-IAN tirod toting, dightrbtd rot, ntl,011 1)0(1(1'3 Kidney rills Wiwi-lats kidna$k to horintil they. You tool bottor-sloop Wotk.botter. 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