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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1956-05-02, Page 8CHICK STARTER * IT'S ECONOMICAL! i • just 3 lbs. or less per chick to 6 weeks • made in our mill to save hauling costs • sold direct *to you to eliminate middle-man ▪ profits IT'S FRESH! 1 made day to day to ensure freshness • tests prove better growth with fresh feed IN 1956 CHOOSE THE 'STARTER THAT COMBINES a PERFORMANCE, ECONOMY . AND FRESHNESS '.•;••1 SHUMAN CHICK STARTER I CANADA PACKERS LTD, WINGHAM WOO. MAY is Safety Month CO ILO TOP VALOR TODAY TOP ROAM TOMORROW *The Whighant Vit,.*0-11riaei4) WedininOla•YA A.41$ Zs 1046 • efAGGAGE Coo I5f,,AN .H1,401404:Rifia' Detit '')Kred Stephonson equal; Naney, Newton; Louise Smith; Raymond W.allter;• Kenneth Burnark; Pawn. SinnaMon; Shir- bey Robert V e.linkocteori; J;1z11:e MiciKtzteies,;.; McKinnon; Dongia.s. Donald- son, Lloye Stoho equal; James ,'Rintoul; Donald Gurney; Bruce Donaldson; Doris Picket; John 1!..s8tmilieT,; WW1xlit:StwonmiTde cuea;,1;:f3n.vrehgan .Hotchiriss; Edythe Walker; Win. ;Griffith;. , Karen Swanson; Roy I•lardy; Donna Mereage; :Bruce 1C,ampbell; Charles, Rintoul; Emer- son Hickey; Elva, MacDonald; i Samos Shaw; Louise Potter; John Irinelon; Georald Downey; Edith rrnith; Douglas Lapp; Wm, Hen- derson;i Was, Henry, - Douglas 1Whitfield equal; • Florence; Bacon; Wm, Hotchkiss ; Fred Cardiff; David' Templernan; 'Allan Bridge; ../autO Douglas; DoVid Hastings; Howard MOKay, Absent; George Oster,. Lawrence Machan asses in Morris. 'rence E. Meehan died stain- Only: freni 4 heart attack at his 119rfte "n ;Morris TOWnanip last week., He was. 45. A resident of Grey Township, ho MOVed to Morris Township, three miles north of Brussels eight Years years ago, He was a member of the Brussels United Church, Surviving area his wife, the form. er Violet Jaeklin and a family of seven Sens and eight daughterS, U U U • U U U A • • • ,,, •▪ Clarence of Wingharn, Lloyd of Kitchener, Douglas. of Ethel, Bar- rie, Dale, Carmen, Gordon and Shirley (Mrs, George Wheeler), 'Joan, Maxine, Gail, Darlene, Anne. Dianne and Patricia, Five brothers and five sisters also survive. Howard Meehan of Winghain is a brother. Funeral service was held Thurs- day at.,,,two o'clock from th e Rawl funeral home in Brussels, with the Rev. Andrew Lane, of Brussels United Church officiating, Inter,• merit was in the Brussels Cemetery. An employee Went to the boas and said, "I'd like' a few daya Off to get married and have a honey'. Moon," "1811t ;Milt Vacatitiri two Weeks Malta nekt w4ek, Why don't you EN[ R, Mr, and Mrs. John 'Spivey, Rrian. .and Arnold-. of Ingersoll. spent the 1. week-end:with Mr. and. Mrs. Har- old Procter. • 'Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Walsh, and :Mrs. Alec $piers visited an .Stinclay with Mr. and Mrs, Sack Bowman of BruSaelS:.. Mr, Clifford Kelly, of Prather- ford Visited a few days last. Week :with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Kellrysi Mrs Thos. Btydges has rented her house to Mr. and Mrs, Mark Armstrong of West Wawanosh, We welcome them to the community, , Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Armstrong, Reta, and Kenneth of Thorndale, visited giver the week-end with Mr. David Armstrong and with other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. George Jones and family of London, spent the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. John Mc- Callum. Mr. and Mrs, Bill Schreiber and. family of Streetsville spent the week-end with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Anderson, . Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johriston and family of Woodstock spent the week-end with Mr. and 'Mrs. 'Gee. Johnston and family. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wilkinson and Miss Annie Baker spent a day in London, last week. . • . Mrs, Carl Procter and Mrs. Cora McGill visited ,on .Suiiiday.vvith. he former's' irisliandi Mr.'Carl;Py'es ter, who 'is a 'Patient in Victoria Hospital, London •. t • . z F F 111411, 010 Alloxie Conservation means more than stopping when yOu got Your legal limit of fish or game;,-.Conserving the beauties of nature should be yart of our everyday lives, Let's all Pin the Eay SPouts this year in doing a good turn to our country Ana ourselves, —Stanatead 1Que,) Journal, IT It's not un usual for repair bills to catch a family Unprepared — and borrowing the necessary money is often a common and 'sensible; solution. In fact, ',early three quarters of a million families borrOw money from Household Finance every year to pay overdue bills, repair bills, travel expenses ... the kind of expenses you may face yourself right now. HFC loans are prompt and convenient. You can get $50 to $1000 with little or no delay, usually in just, one day. If you have a steady income,. and can makei regular monthly payments, you may borrow without endorsers at HFC. If you have a money 1 problem, why no phone or drop in today? No rainy day savings for springtime' repairs? HOUSEIIOLD4INANCE. B. F. Bedford, Monager 35 West Street, second floor, phone 1501 GODERICH, ONT. MilliOrtitilinimmiciiinsmeniluttlinicitillitOtoffituilmonnovid -if,- ii sr ., U U PERFORMS! fast, uniform growth right from the start carefully textured for optimum consumption at 6 weeks, sturdy well-feathered chicks • Richard G. Chamney Dies in. Hospital. , BELGRAVE-Richard Chamney, Belgrave, died on Friday evening, April 27th, about 6 p.m. in the VVingham General Hospital where he had undergone an operation in the morning. Mr, Chamney, whe was 73 years old, had been in poor health the past year. The son ,of the late Edward Chamney and Rachael Marwood, he was ,born in 1882 on the 9th conces- sion of East Wawanosh. In 1908 he was married to Minnie Bruce, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Alec Bruce of the 9th of East Wawanosh and took up residence on a farm at MarnoCh" on the 9th line, about four miles West of Bel.: 'grave, until three years ago,' when he sold his farm and retired to Bel- grave. , 'He was a member of the Bel- grave Orange,, Lodge for 52'years, iand of Knox 'United Chureh, Bel- grave. Surviving are his wife, Minnie, one daughter Mrs. Alton (Shirley) 'Baynes, of Belton, 'one brother, `Iohnrthree sisters, Mrs. j, (Becky) :Rutledge, of Goderich; MrS. Henry (Liia.) Leishman, Goderich; Mrs. Jack (Mae)' Thompson, Auburn. Four grandchildren also survive. A son, Carl Bruce, predeeeased him ▪ number of years ago. NI Funeral service was held on 1 Monday, April 130th, from the Bel-) ) grave United Church, with Rev, III Charles Krug officiating. Inter- merit was in Brandon Cemetery. A U service was held at the residence on' Sunday evening ,under the aus- pices of the Belgrave Loyal Orange L6dge No. 462, Pallbearers were Harry Cook, John MoBurney, Alex McBurney, Lewis Stonehotise, Clarence Hanna and Clare:AC(3 . -FloWerbea,rers,,Were Jim MeCal- lurn, Jirit'lLersimian and Howard Thompson. - Former Belgrave Merchant Dies A former general merchant in Beigrave, Robert Morton M9nro, of 17 Marley Place, London, died las't week qt Victoria Hospital. Ho Was bi his goth'year, Roru in Lanark Township at MacDonald's Corners,' he lived for some years in Belgrave, before moving to London 34 years ago, He retired eight years ago. Mr, Munro was a member of the Cluireh. of God, HIS wife, the form- er Margaret Eleanor Dente, died in August,1p52, SurviVing are five daughters, Miss Margaret Mupro, Mrs. Mary * Munre Taylor and Mrs, VVilliain (Marian) Austin, all of London; Mrs, R. M. (VIVIan) Blay, at Lam- beth and Mrs. J. D. (Whinifred) Rossitot% WaterloO; two sons, Robert A. MUhro, :London, and Williarki Mtinro, in Montreal, and grandchildren and two great- gro.odehndren, Puneral service was oonducted Saturday froM. the A., Millard George funeral home, by , Rev. Roman Iteeney, of the Ohureh of Clod. turial wfm in Mount Pleas. ant Cemetery, 'Don't You think a real friend. ought to .feei, sympathetic when one, needs money?' 'Yes, I think a good many friends have been touched in such - cases,' Lawnmowers; Bicycles — new and used Phon:e 276NV IVV.nnie St. Winigharn JENKINS REPAIR . SERVICIE • INVITATIONS • ANNOUNCEMENTS • JR.gCEPTION. CARDS •' Ti-IANK YOU CARDS • • MS 'WINTER TERM REPORT Class 1.--75% or :over; 11--66% to 74%; 111-60% to 65%; Pass- 50% to 59%. . Grade X Class I: . Marianne McKibbon; Claudia Haselgrove; Mari 1 y n n Rome; Marjorie Moffat; Ian .Mun"- dell; Linda* Todd; Betty Anne Richard .King,.; Eleanor Walsh' equal; . Ivan Walsh; Ronald Parker.; •• Dorothy Chamney.; Dale Cardiff; Elizabeth McKinney, Class Ian Hewes; 'Merle GOwdy;lEkerdina • Exell Ruth Fry-' fogle;' Brenda Breckenridge; Peter Nesmith;' 2Helen4,,Ellaeott"; Ear-, bara• Coultes; Margaret Nathan;, Wilma ':•j-laskins; 'George, • Arm4 strong; 'Marion Robinson ;Kenneth aoultes;••• Glenn Coultes;!. Mary Elliott; Barbara Linton, Class HI; Ronald Lane; Doro- thy Toner; Marian •Hoover, Larry Sn611, equal; John.' Moffat; 'Eliza- beth Pipe; Lois Noble; 'Ferri Van-fl Stone; Murray Johnston; Kit Nor- rninton; Ruth Thompson.; Claire Chamney; Anne Nesbit, Marjorie Timm equal; Marylcae •Newmane Marlene Mahood; ,Arnold Davison, Muriel Gowdy equal:-' Pass: Jamie .San'erson; Rae Hetherington; Bruce Richmond; Catherine Leach, .'Anne Smith equal; Mary Harman; Jean Hark- ness; Kenneth Dawson; Loreen Wray; Elaine Statia; Don Pen- golly; Mary Seharbach; Ivan Daw; James 'Edgar. Evelyn Mathers, Robert ':$14 . Mario, equal;, Mary Skinn'; ": Joan,' Devereaux; Peter Soyee,.Raughl John —Central Press Canadian Model railroad fans of North Bay, Ont,, have added a touch of authenticity to their `railway building by setting up Ea. abandoned baggage car as their headquarters. There the 28 model enthuslsts —five,of them, employees of the,CNR or CPR—have set up a minia- ture rail, sYiteM ahmPIele miles,,of wiring, yards of traCks and mountain' landScarting }Tete George'„Thompson, secretary-treasurer . of the elub, sets,the ears in motionfor the benefit of Susan Nelson. , • ; ; Allister equal; Thomas Wilkinson; Robert Jefferson; Mary Helen • ' MacDonald; Drew McKeP, Sharon Thomson equal; Douglas Fischer; Wm, Thompson; Wayne Nicol; Mac Ritchie; Douglas Skinn; 3 • I Betty Adrian, Lillian engelly equal; Gwynne Gibson; Joan Brooks; Jean Cardiff; Mervyn McKinney; Stephen Rooney; Earl Ste Marie. Below the line: Barry Gibson; Wm. MacIntyre; Mae Daw; Mary nF ?<tie Y,k• A GENERAL MOTO . VALUE co' Ell LE Winghain Motors ,phone X39 Winghatot Oat LET .US.ASSIST YOU WITH: YOUR WEDDING PLANS .• YOP may select your Wedding invitations, Announcements and Acknowledgments wiih,cqmplete cOnfidence .as to quality and correciness of form: WE ALSO HAVE PEliSONAOD, WEDDING NAPKINS, NtATONES AND CAKE BOXES ; '' • 'The WINGHAM ADVAi%ICE- TIMES ....igafgaglicAlegOr Featuring "THE'RMO-GRAVURE" PRINTING ° (Raised Lettering) Once again, Olds sets the trend for tomorrow with a brand-neW, double-duty "Intagrille'Bumper" design I *rare invited to our showroom right now! Give Oldsmobile a thorough going-over for every det'ail you deinand in xetnir new car, You'll find Olds out ahead ..,itateuiry4,1`Yiii,,IttuanuitiyinogfSntcairvfif,ehsatitygliriiiigiewisittlirmpee, design! 'it's both a glamorous, modern grille arid a full-depth, dpuble-protection bumper. And you'll discover the hlw;AngifetiOn'ofthe new Rocket rr-350 and T.311.0 Engines for pace-setting power! New smoothness, too, in th'e split-seeond response af Jetaway Itydta-Matic*4 Then, get Set for the biggest and beat surprise of aill Get our price! See us today . , make this your year to rocket away! • *Stouutorti Ni4ety. flOdere;,optional Vara coot oh Super 88 Models, Mundell; Cha'rleri'e J bey01; Lynn' O'Malley; Kenneth. Ste Marie; Kathleen Fisher; David Kennedy; Murr0 MacFarlane; Eldon Byer. Below 'the line: David Scott; Sharon Guy; Murray ',Davison; Mary Gibbons; John Newans;" Sohn Wright; Gwen Brown; Ken- neth Cilkinson; George Naylor; George Chettleburgh, David Marks; John Higgins; .1: o h n Coultes; Lois Button; James Keyes; Eric West; George Mst- calfe; Lionel Gerrie; Murray Campbell. Absent; Francis O'Malley, Grade IX Class I: Irene Saint; Bruce Grainger; Marie Reeking; Marj- orie Fokton; Karen Michel; lac- quolyn Kerr; Judith Lunn; Elaine Conn; Mayne VVood; Eleanor Weiler; Mary Leo Relienbeek; Karen Groskorth, Shirley Simmons equal; Mary Lou Millen; Frances Henry; Marilyn Richt; Atidrey Deinerling; Sandra. Strong; Patric- ia Deyeil; Ruth Ann Htieston; Shirley Parker; Ann Douglas;' Wm. Higgins; Mary Fisher; Don- ald Flexile; Daisy Gibson, ',Harold Tolton equal; John Kennedy; Donald Russdll; Mary Lou Wright; Douglas Hardie; RObin 'Reid; Paul 1-liggins; Cecil Herten; Verlie IVIettalf0; HOWtti'd Rowe; Francis Lamont., Class II Catharine MacDonald; Alice Nesbit; ItelVin Buchanan; Keith Robinson; Sylvia Alexander; Bottled Smith; Oarol Oreig; Stew- art Wallace; Ralph Watson; Sandra Wright; Myrna, Riablasenl; YVOlind Rath; Dorothy Prietrerg. or; Rerniee Clrafliger; Mary Oster; Keith Woods,. Class /ft: Alan MeTtivish; Pot. rieia, Logan,. June Stokes equal; Teddy WorMWortf1; Penny (ferric; Robert Rintatti; ,Than Mcli'arlarte; Wilbert Stroctler; Jerome beither; get married the'?" itoderiek MAW; Wayne Drown, HiVhat/apon my'Vetea' tide' Pa w Soft 1 :drown, Shirley Mc. A"