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FOR SAL
°0iU4 Mil'ATV for sale;, used only
2 menthe, McCrary 51,000 B.T.U.
Like neve. Sale price $90.09.
Apply at Stainton Hardware,
20b
MEAT IrQR. SAL;E'.
t:OQD BEEF for sale be' the quar-
ter. Beef killed under license
from the Department of Health.
Choice Hereford yearlings, RAY-
NARD ACKERT, Iia 1 y r o o d,
Phone 2.4-30, Ripley. 16rrb
QUEBEC, HEATER for sale, for
coal or wood. Also Budgie bird
and ceage. Phone 530, 26*
SAVE up, to, 25% on fuel bills,
with an Oil DUO -THERM
Horne Neater with Power -Air
Blower. Models for every need,
Easy terms, Apply at Pattison
Electric, Phone 171-J, Wingham.
26b
USED COAL or wood range for
sale. Beach, all white enamel,
no reservoir, a neat stove in
excellent condition, $75.00. Apply
at Stainton Hardware. 20b
GIRL'S WINTER coat for sale,
green, brown velvet trim, size
12-14, good condition, Phone
758w3. 26b
CUSTOM MADE slip covers made
to order. Apply to Mrs. Harold
*
Elliott hone 709w4. 26 31017
, p, ,
LARGE WINE c hesterfield chair
for sale, in good condition;
kitchen cabinet. Phone 3. 26*
USED. COAL or wood range for
sale, Wingham Clipper with
reservoir, new fire box linings,
a clean stove in excellent con-
dition $100.00, .Apply at Stain-
ton H r. v
Stain-
ton az dt are.26b
• DON'T buy a heater by guess-
work! Get our FREE HEAT-
ING cLINTC SERVICE, CEr Fits
"'tile heater to the space --assures
pomfortable heat in coldest
e,fleveather. Oil Duo -Therm models
for every need, Apply at Patti-
- son Electric, Phone 171-3, Wing -
ham. 26b
DRESSED CHICKENS for sale.
leAce Mrs. Harold Elliott,
1+e' w4. 26,3,10*
ED COAL or wood range for
alet McClary Royal Charm,
withreservoir, all white enamel
ih excellent condition, worth
230.00 new, sale price .$150.00..
pply at Stainton Hardware. 26b
B LTE"'NOW SUIT size 3, white
oro°ehesr size .5, baby .carriage
ike new, •,chrome high chair,
aby b; tb .for sale. Phone 561J.
26b
THREE-PIECE station wagon
outfit, size 6, for sale. Phone
141v!21. 26b
INTERNATIONAL ensilage cutter
cuinpiete with pipes, hay, straw
loci :grain attachments, in new
eondtibn for sale. Apply to Jack
s, Centralia, RR;. 1, Ont.,
;R'irtkton, 103r18. . 19i26b
TEYS for sale. Order now
fee Thanksgiving. Laidiaw's,
Phone 3663 Wingham, 26b
USED COAL or wood range for
sale with ail new fire box, a
clean stove in good repair $65.00.
Apply at Stainton hardware. 26b
POULTRY FOR SALE
100 SUSSEX x RED PULLETS for
sale, ready to lay. Apply to Ira
Leeson, phone Seimore 16r2. 19*
150 HYL1NE HENS, 1 year old
for sale. Apply to Stewart
Procter, R.R. 5, Brussels. 26*
100 RED -ROCK pullets, 81/2 months
old, laying, for sale. Apply
Charles Bosman,Bluevale, Phone
610w3. 26b
300 SUSSEX -RED pullets for sale,
laying, Apply to Mac Newton,
phone la orciwich. 47r4. 26b
48 RED -SUSSEX pullets, 6 months
old, laying for sale, Phone
779J21. 26b
REAL ESTATE
6-EOOM HOUSE In good location
with garden for sale. For particu-
lars phone 714W evenings, 19,26*
11 .ItOO`Vt FRAME house on Mill
street in Wroxeter for sale. Also
one lot for sale on Anne Street.
Phone 08 Wrbx te
e rd r the e Wrox»
eter Dost Office. 26,3,10,17*
FOR RENT
IIOVsz;
FOR. RENT. Centrally lo-
cated, available Nestenibee 1st,
Phone 5120. 26b
WAN `,riIia<o
SMALL, APARTMENT Wanted to
refit, Apply to ,Box 76 'Ithe
Advance -Times. . 26*
WJ TED
SMAl`•T,• LOT With garden suitable
for a Clouse wanted fMniediately.
Good Coeatled six outskirts bf
Wiinghafn. Phone 729w21 after
8 pet, 26b
riff, 1,t„,1,"ilri,lil,I,i i, CIO al UM tell ri
Box Holders'. Natiles
Not Given. Out:
In is stilktiy against otic ;i ules i
; ;its divulge the irinryne Or tress
e ne aril' i>idvortlder nein* tin
Adtartc
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ires ;Box
NY
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x Please Flo net aektial 101. this l
In'formati'on,
oimeet'rfiaeletereielow i,11ii'voseadYYYieelioss til•'
ANT..
LADY OR ,GIRL to share up.to,
date apartment with every con,
venienee, Call 535w after 7:30.
26*
LADY WANTS room And' break..
fast. Call 318 before noon. 26*
$OARDFR.S: wanted, Apply to
Boar 77 The Advance -Times. 26b
HELP WANTED
HIGH SCHOOL IBQY WANTED
for work after four o'clock and
Saturdays, Opportunity to ac-
quaint himself with trade in view
of future i'lermanent employment,
Driver's license preferred, Apply
Advance -Times.
TRUCK DRIVER wanted, Apply
to Box 76 The Advance -Times.
26b
, OOHING EVENTS
THE REGULAR Saturday,. evening
Bingo under the auspices of the
Canadian Legion will :be:held; at
the Legion Home on Saturday at
9 o'clock, Good prizes; . CE12rrb
A SERIES OF. pre-nata'1 classes
'sponsored by the Huron Couhty
Health Unit will begin Tuesday,
October 2, 1956, at 2.p.n. at the
Branch Office of the 13eaeth'
Unit, downstairs in the Wingham
iIo teal
s be will P
These „' held'at
weekly intervals for nine weeks.
Those interested are invited, to
attend on the. abpve . date; or
phone ,the Public Health Nurse,
Wingham, 862J between 4 p.m.
and .5 p.m. • CE26b
GENERAL BULLDOZING
DIGGING STUMPS; stones, haw-
thorns, rns fences,
bottom °
new land
cleared .and' worked; ,lags skid-
ded; lawns levelled= back -filling.
Ross .Hastings, phone 740, Wing -
ham. • ° 25,rr27S*
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR REPAIRS to all makes of TV
and radio call Dunkin Television
and Radio; Teeswater phone 27
or Wingham 703J1. lerrb
ZS YOUR. TELEVISION . properly
insured for all risk coverage?
For information phone 293, 'Stew-
art A. Scott, Wingham, 2rrb
STEWART A. SCOTT' can now save
you 15% on your car or truck in-
surance. Yearly or six . months
'policies are available. Special
rates• for.; farmei;s. .For further
i fo"m zon„°'
n •r at plldne=294;•Wing'hrim,.
29rrb
SANITARY SEWAGE dispoeal
septic tanks, cesspools, • cellars,
ete., pumped, and cleaned, quick
service, • all work guaranteed
Apply Louis Blake, phone 42r6,
Brussels: , 15rrb
RATERLOO CATTLE Breeding
Association "Where Better Bulls
Are Used". "For artificial in-
semination information or sere
vice from all breeds of cattle,
phone the Waterloo Cattle
Breeding, Association at:. Clinton
Hu 2-3441 or Mildmay 130r12' be-
tween 7.80 and 9.30 a.m. We
have all breeds available — top
quality at low cost." 25rrb
iOTICE TO HOME' BUILDERS
IF YOU ARE planning a building,
ro'
p sect this summer, we are in
a position to give you first class
service for your cement work.
House basements and floors,
' barn walls and floors (completed
in one pour. Contact Mads
Christensen, phone 11r7, Blyth.
DEADSTOCK WANTED
DEADSTOCK REMOVED from
your farm promptly foe sanitary
alspose'. Telephone' c o fl e c t:
Palmerston 123W, Durham 39e or
Wingham 378, GORDON YOUNG
LIMITED. lrrb
FINANCING A CAR?
Before re you buy ask about our
Low Cost Financing Service with
co.
m le
to Insurance
P Coverage.
STEWART A. SCOTT
Phone 293 Wingham
25rrb
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN 'THE ESTATE OF SADIE
McCORMICK ALL ISERSONS lav-
ing- claims against the estate bf
the ;above mentioned late of the
Town df Wingham in the County
eff l!iurbn, Spinster; Who 'died oil
the 130th day of August, 16560 are
re4ulred tb fife preof of barna
with the undersigned on or before
the 6th clay of October, 1956: After
biiet dote the executor Will proceed
to distribute the estate having
regard only to the claims of which
he shall then, have had notice,
DATED at Winghttht this 18th ltiy
of September, 1986.
dItA,CJtt.D l
W
NG'rLyN”
Winghark Ontario
Soliclt5rs for the Execiitt'tiz.
1•gi26.,4h
BIRTHS
DAVIDSON—Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Davidson (nee Norma VanCawp,
Reg. N.,) of Glencoe, are happy
to announce the birth of Mary
;Sete at Victoria Hospital, Lon-
don, en September 15th,. 1956. A
sister for Karel Lynn. -
WZLKINS•--•At Wingham General
H9spital, an Tuesday, September
18th; 1956, to Mr. and Mrs,'
Charles Wilkins, R,R, $, Leek -
now, a soil.
KUIPF.,R--At Winghann General
Hospital, on Friday, September
21st, 1956, to Mr, and. Mrs, Case
Kuiper, Wingham, a daughter,
SHIESTEL--At Wingham General
Hospital, on Sunday, September
23rd., to Mr', and Mrs. Harold
Shiestel, Teeswater, twin sons,
CRITCH--At Wingham General
Hospital, on Monday, September
24th, 1956,. to Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Critch, Bluevale, a son, stillborn.
.F,SKR1TT—At Winghaln General
Hogpital, on Monday, September
24th, 1956, to Mr. and Mrs. Gar-
nett Eskritt, R.R. 7'' Lucknow, a
daughter.
REL,L---To Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Bell, of Soest, Germany, on
Thursday, September 13, 1958,
a son, Raymond. Mathew,
DONNYBROOK
.
Mrs.. John R. 'Thompson, was a
week -end visitor at Niagara Falls.
`Mr. en.
g
I a Mrs' o
d Cor Chamney
n
and sons of Auburn were Sunday
visitors'With his parents, IVLr, and
Mrs. R. Chamney, •'' '
A number 'of Donnybrook people
attended anniversary services at
Westfield on 8>1nday, Next Sun-
day Anniversary services 'will be
held here with Rev. R. S. Hiltz in
charge of both morning and even
vitin se ie
ged .
ry e, you are cordially in-
ONE STRICT RULE
In 1941, Detroit had • 47 fatal
accidents and 1774 injuries caused
by D.W.I'a. (Driving While Intoxi-
cated). The following year the
figures were almost the same.
Then the Traffic' Courts really
swung into action. They • began
to follow one strict rule: jail for"
the man or woman convicted of
drunk driving. No exceptions!
A falling off in deaths and acci-
dents resulted sharply and .,dra-
matically.
During the last five years in .De-
troit there has never beenea year
in which more •than five people
were killed or more than 150 in-
jured in D.W.I. accidents.
Judge Watts, who has kept after
Detroit's drunk drivers 'withrun-
relenting fury since the :campaign
began, declared recently, "Every-
one in Detroit gets the ' same
treatment whether they are factory
ownerssweepers. or factory weepers. This
policy has been largely responsible
for the great reduction in traffic
fatalities and injuries." •
One strict* rule—jail for con-
victed D.W.I's Detroit shows the
way. 26b
CARD OF THANKS '
Milton S. Watson and family
wish to thank their friends and
neighbors for kindness shown to
them during their recent bereave-
ment. 26b
CARD OF THANKS
Z wish tostake this opportunity
of expressing' my sincere thanks
and appreciation to :all my friends,
neighbors and relatives for the
lovely floral tributes and the kind-
ness shown tome at the time , of
my recent bereavement. Special
thanks to Rev, A. Nimmo and the
R, A. Currie & Sons funeral home.
, —E, Parish. 26b
TENDERS
Tenders will be received by the
undersigned' Until• October lot, for
tlie,sale 'of ,the tormer Salem United
Church frame building with at-
tached' church hall: Church to be
'removed from `proprety by pur-
dieser.
Also tender:a fox frame shed and
land, shed approximately 40x80,
shed /nay' remain or be removed.
Any tender will not necessarily be
accepted.
A. Munro,
Wroxeter, Ont,
Sec, Wroxeter & Salem
Trustees, 19 :26b
' NOTICE OF
COURT OF REVISION
The Courtf Revision onthe
o
1957 Assessment Roll for Morrie,
Township will be held in the Towne
ship Hall on Tuesday, October 9th,
1956, at 1.30 p.m. '
Cxea, C. Martin, Clerk. 26z3b
PREVENT
CHIMNEY FIRES
Use Fire Chief Chemical
chimney cleaners.
TO ELIMINATE SOOT AND
SCALE FROM YOUR' sloviES
AND rII'Es,
For,tJ a In '
oil, coal and wood fired
until
• Ain wail AT
Maehiuii Hardware
VOR40filitt
f.. Go
McDu l o' al re,. c.•
LoWI It yV C,k i t
26;3:Ithe
'United
W
Quarterly arterzy Tea
WHLTEOHURCIfea The. regular
monthly .meeting and quarterly .tea
meeting of the W.M.S. of the unit-
ed Church was held on Wednesday
lastat the home of Mrs. ~Barnet
Farrier with eighteen ladies pre-
sent and With the president, Mrs.
James Falconer presiding, All
sang "Come Let Us Sing of a Won-
derful Love,” and Mrs. John Pure
don led in prayer,, Miss Olive Ter -
riff led in the Scripture lesson from
Ephesians, chapter 1 and Mrs, J,
0, Gillespie was in charge of the
temperance clippings, Mrs. Fal-
coner read a poem.
Miss Terriff and Mrs. E. H. Gros-
korth wire appointed to attend the
Fall Presbyterial at. Brussels on
October 5, when Mrs. Childs of
London will be the special speaker,
Mrs. W. R, Farrier played a. piano
solo and Miss Terriff read the
last chapter of the study' •book,
Mrs. Bera Scholtz closed the meet-
ing with prayer,
All enjoyed the eocial tea which
followed: The ladies of the W.A.
decided,to hold a bazaa}r in Luck -
now and made plans for this meet-
ing with . the president, Mrs. J. • D,
Beecroft, presiding,
Mrs. Peter Watson
Born .in Kinloss
WHITECHURCH.--Many from a
distance attended the funeral of
the late. Mrs. Peter Watson, held
on Tuesday afternoon from the
R, A, Currie & Sons funeral home,
Wingham, to Greenhill Cemetery,
Lucknow. Formerly Marion Case-
more she grew up at the home of
her parents, the late Mr, and Mrs..
JerryCase
more, mor2nd
e ofFi o
� ss
n1
and attended S. S. N.o. 10, Kinloss.
Many sympathized with her in her
long illness .from a heart condition.
Her husband predeceased her about
eight years ago, and since then,
she has made her home with her
only sister, Mrs. Ed. Marsh of
Wingham Junction, Two brothers,
Mex and Roy, were killed ever-
seas in the First World War, and
the five brothers, Oscar, Carl, Ern-
est, Chester and Victor, were all
present for the funeraI. The many
friends of the family in this .dis'-
trict extend sympathy to the be-
reaved families.
Rally Service at
United Church '
Whitechurch—Rally Day was obe
served in the United Church here
on Sunday; when the service w
conducted by the Sunday • Se1io 1
Superintendent, Robt, Laidlaw. E
wyn Moore read the story, "Th
Lost and Found," telling .of tlzp
separation of two little Korean
sisters, when; their home , was
bombed :and their parents killed,
and Karen Groskorth told the story
of the man who walked twohund
red miles to get a Bible. The juni-
for choir sang "Now, Thank Ve
M1 Our God", •,and Rev. R. A.
Brook spoke on the work of tl
missionary doctors, who worked
with the children of that war-torn
land; Korea.
Service in the United Church
will be withdrawn next Sunday on
accountf anniversary se esrrvice in
o
Bluevale United Church, and in
two weeks communion service will
be held on the World Communion
Sunday, October 7th.
.P
1YHITECHURCH
Mrs. Kenneth Dowling spent Sun.
day at the home of her parents,'
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rooney oi:
Mount Forest, and Mr. and
Garnet Rooney of Sault Ste Marie
visited with Mr, and Mrs. Dowling,
on Thursday,
Mr, •and Mrs. Robert Scott slld
children spent Sunday at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs..Johrp
A, Johnstonf
o Goderich,, ,,
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Devereaux of
St, Augustine and her sister, Mrs:
Michael Cummings spent the week-
end
eekend at the -home of their. sister,
Mrs. Jos. Kurtz of Galt, and with
his sister., Mrs. Frank Carroll of
Kitchener.
Mrs. Ford and Miss Helen 0t
Wingham and Mrs. Wm, Rintoul
spent Saturday in London.
Mr. nd• r Ja
a M s, s. Mclli• th
& spent
�[.,
Sunday with Rev, and Mrs. R. D. 4
cirriof' W to w
C e a rdo n
Mr and 'i4Irs Wm.Rintoal R rtoul azrd
family visited on Sunday with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs, George
Caldwell of Blyth,
Mr, Harris Purdon of Blind Rivet
was home last week-endfor the
Holmes-Purdon nuptials ,and left
that evening for 'x'obernlory td
eateh the boat fol Manitoulin,
16#rs. Robert Bolton and Mr, atter
Mrs. John 13olton and Clriidten .of
Teeswater visited on Sunday at the
home of the former's daughter!;
Mrs. Elmer Sleightholm,
Mr. and Mrs. Calvert Falconer
bf Blyth visited on Sunday with
Mr, and IMee, Russell Ritehie and
With Mrs. Reuben Tittle,
Mr. and Mrs, Einer Huffmaia
visited With Kincardine relatives on
Sunday.
inr, and Mrs.. 1•larry tea densinitlr
arid Wile of Walkerton spent Stine
day at the home of her brother-'
Ceti Weber.
Several Men from this .district
attended the cattle sale at Wfartbti
'Thursday,
Mr, Chas. Tiffin and Mrs, Will,
$ro h L
u thaw v
e tatted 011 rte
r Su
day with the iatter's relatives IVtrs.
Annie Cousins and her family of
Goderiett
Mr.. and Mrs, Walter James and
'
Presbyterian . 'W.M.S,
Met on Wednesday
WHITECHURCI•i•• The regular
monthly meeting of the W.M.S. of
the Frespyterian Chnrcli was held
on Wednesday last with the pre.
sident, 11Irs, Dawson Craig: presid»
ing, The Seripture lessens from
I John and Ionians were xead by
Mrs, N. Caswell and Mrs. Donald
Ross led in the missionary prayer.
Mrs. Craig had charge of the toed',
tation period, speaking on "The
Way of Love Mrs, Robert Ross:
bad charge of the study hook,
spearing ,on "Old Wine in New
Skins", and telling of the hard way
of faith, a missionary story of In -
dile Mrs, .MeItznis gave a read-
ing, "Why Go to Church", strossing
the fact that we go because we love
Gpd, Ten ladies were present.. The
Glad Tidings subscriptions will be
renewed this month. The nzeotieg'
was closed with prayer by the pre-
sident and plans were made for
the October Thankoffering • meet-
sons of Woodstock spent the week-
end at their home here. G
Miss Winnifred Parries, of To-
ronto, spent the week -end with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Far-
rier, •
Rev. .7, Ure Stewart of Moorefield
visited one clay last Week at' the
home
f
a Mrs,Mac Ross os
s a d iss
•
Terrief and ith
other, friends in.
the village. •
Mr, Allan' ,Reed of Dungannon
has secured'the mail delivery from
Kincardine to Wingham with the
work starting on Monday next.
Mr„ and '.Mrs, Ed Robinson and
sons, of St, Augustine, visited 'on
Sunday with Mi. and Mrs, Gershom
Johnstdn and Mi. Jack Johnston
London o spent the Week -end there.
e
Mrs., Thos Meore was a patient
in Wingham Hospital for a few
days last week.
Rev. Robert Watt, of. Mitchell,
was the guest minister at Wrox-
eter United Church anniversary on
Sunday and in the afternoon Rev.
and Mrs, Watt and their family vis-
ited with his parents, Rev. and
Mrs. W. 3, Watt.
Rev. Angus Mackay will' have
charge of the service in the Pres-
byterian Church here next Sunday
morning and in the evening the
congregations of South Kinloss,
Langside and the United Church
have been invited to come to see
Mn, Maolcay's pictures, taken on
the mission field. All are cordi-
ally invited to attend
Mr, Jdlin Allen, North Bay, vis-
ited with Wing'iiazn, London and
Stratford .; friends. Mee. :Isabel.
Young, who has been • in North
Bay for the last three months, ac-
companied him 'and spent the
week at the home of her daughter,
Mrs, John McBurney..
Miss Jean Currie,: of London,
spent the week -end with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs, George Currie,
Brick Church W.M.S, 'meets this
Wednesday evening at the home of
Mrs, Norman Coulter.
Brick Church Sunday School
held a Rally Day service on Sun-
day morning in'the Sunday School
room.
Mr. and Mrs, Wallace Conn and
family 'visited on Sunday at the
home of her aunt, Mrs. Gordon
Scott, at Ripley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Cronin, of
C led n
a o visited for a few days
last week at the homes of her broe
that's, Cecil and Jaynes ralconer,
A reception was held on Friday
evening in Langsicle hall in honor
of Mr. and Mr:, Wiilian;r Purdon,
newlyweds. During the evening
they were presented with a purse
of murrey. Tiffin ltrothere provided
MUSIC for 41110114,e
In the Septet lber+0ctober nun
her of 'The Bible in tiie World" ;it
hi reported that .Rev. W. S. Sutker,
hied, .B,A,, a former paster of. the
Presbyterian Church here,, ilea take
en a. position, les general secretary
in Eastern Canada of the Bible So,
eiety, succeeding Rev; 13, V, Moa
Lean, wilo hes retired after twenty
year
s of
Melee,
We With him
coccus tri lois ianportent worlr
among the churches.
The hes iy rain ori Saturday night
delayed harvesting again in this
di,striet and many are hoping for a
dry week en that the brain will be
in better shape, ,
Mr, RonaCO 1t_lc a .es ••
1
�,tartcd out :on
Satukday filling, Gordon McBur-
ney's silo. Corn crap,y in ,this dis-
trict have stili escaped the frost,
Mr. ' and Mrs. Cecil Falconer
silent the ween -end at the home of
Mr, and. Mrs, Reilsen Falconer at
Sarnia, V '
Mrs, Fred )ailsie and son Car-
man of London opont last week at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
McBurney,
Mrs, R, J. Currie :arid Doreen
and Barbara visited on .Sunday at
the home of her brother, Mr, And-
rew Crozier of Seaforth,
Mr. Mae McGregor of New Yoric
City is spending his vacation at
the home of his brother, Mr. Ross
McGregor.
Mr. and^Mrs, James. Currin
visit-
ed on Sunday at the home bf Mr,
and Mrs, Russell Gaunt.
The ordination service for Rev,
Angus Mackay was held in the
Presbyterian Church here on Tues-
day evening,
Mir, Gordon McGee spent ,the
week -end at Kitchener with his
brother, Mr. Rey McGee,
Miss Janet Watson, of Aylmer,
spent Sunday . with Mr, and Mrs,
Gilbert Beecroft, •
Mr
Ashfiand Mrs. Ralph Cameron of
eld rand Mr. and Mrs. Mason
Ro.binson:were, hi London. Oa 'Sun -
clay tii visit•rveith lies Malice, Mrs.
Albert Cdrneron, in' V'i'ctoria Hos,
pital.' Mhrn'Camertershes been very
ill after an operation.
Mr, and . Mes, JOT) ; McBurney
spent Meiltiay at the home of her
sister, Ale% 1st 'one Armitage. at
Lonclp'n. • , , ,+
Mr a
ndMr s Clarence ae •tit
I .
c Ritchie
ch'
and' children spent Sunday at the
ionic pf his brother, Mr.. Leonard
Ritchie at Lucknow.
PublicSchool children have been
practising their marching and calls
these past few weeks in prepara-
tion for the Lucknow fall fair this
-Wednesday,
`Mr. and Mrs. Jack Inglis and
family, of Gerrie, Mr. and Mrs,
Roddy Inglis• and family of For-
est and Mr.- Mac Inglis of Toronto
spent the Week, -end with their par-
ents; Mr, and'`Mrs. Thos. Inglis of
W. Wawennsh, •
DIE
•
PR:)CTER--A,t•. -Wingham ''General
Hospital cn Sunday, September
23rd., 1958, Mr;.William Procter;`
rage 77, of Brussels, $ifrviying,=
his daughter, Mrs. W, C. Kerr, of
Brussels.
G1:LIES-•-Ae, Winghaen Geheral
0
II spiral, on Monday, .Septcmbsir
24t1, 1956, Mrs. Jean Gillios, age
77 of TieR. 5, Lucknow, Surviving
• is her sister,. Mrs, David Milian : !
of Lucknow.
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It bas always interested me that so many of the stories lovely.,
ing the Manan side of the Royal Fancily involve automobiles.
Prince Philip likes to take the wheel of 'a racy sports Cal now and
then, and from Mutt we get 'a picture of the spirited yboung 2lraii
he is. In ,New 'Zealand one clay he drove the Royal Tour car
himself, with I+lizaboth beside i
him, After all, every nanlikes
to take his wife for a drive,.
A lot of iranadian soldiers in Enghuid during t"tie -mu! got
JIM frosty, a kindly old lady in a .big e1'r, and discovered eater 4Ja y
were riding with Queen Mary,
I always remember .the two Canadians who were liending up
to London from the boat train after the big Vim ,reunion In
France before the War, Their car broke down (obviously wasn't
.one from ons lot) and filmy were picked up by ii, young Man in
a big Deimlor.
Ttiey cxoinulged notes auui found they were
an heading for , Lpndon; so the Wan lite .the
Deluder said "well, C late on Atli antl Minya a drink
with !no" -., and before they knew it the'hig ear
Was lrbheeiing into Jiuekin,g'innnr I'.alacc. ,.!Behr
friend, they found, Wets the Duke of Olouoester,
the thud son oi George V.
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For the Royal Family, automobiles were a
way ,to get out from under tele restrictions of
palace protocol. Like everybody else, 'the'y found
that driving opens the way to many new adven-
tures, new :places to see and neev people to rdie0t
along the way. And there's a satisfaction In
LORNE McDONALDowning your own car, I've always thought,. the ,
satisfaction of controlling exactly where you're going, how 'far
and how fast and when you're going to stop, ,
If you want to do this 'in a Daimler, dont see us, we 'haven't
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