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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1956-10-03, Page 3ti1. gfun its! ft:ok. its flis4Etst, 4 pit ,has lae.110 schools: Urabee. Mr. ;Pore er- thanked Mr. M. Icay and pronounced 'tro beiti41.0- thin, '57 Ford first in the field to offer 2 big-car wheelbasesl 118 116 ON FAIRLANE & FAIRLANE 500 ON CUSTOM & CUSTOM 301 A NEW KIND OF CAR! .A.00::::WAAA?A:AAAAAA...A.444,1AXANAAAAA:CAX-MAXA.m...4.• q.S‘ 4,4 e. Painless 500 Town Victoria a era ahead aF field I in the '57 Ford II 00. 2 new super-sizes—Fairlane and Fofriono 600 models now over IPA feet long . . Custom and Custom 3Q0 models now over 16% feet long 18 breatXtaking models . . . including 5 brand-new station wagons Ili- Two longer wheelbase& . . . far greater length, lowness and roominess 110-,Entirely nen? styling throughout . new setdptured ' body Mouldings New front-hinging hood for greater safety, easier servicing $11. New thihner roofrines, swept-back windshields 110. New, super-thin centre posts on sedans for a true "hardtop" look ' 11. New.Safety,.Curved instrument panel with: recessed controls Ili. Dramatic new canted tail fins New Lifeguard safety featurcv 110. New "Automatic Doorman" a helping hand in opening and closing rear doors er New cowl ventilation for fresher, cleaner air 011,'3 new Silver .4nniversary 148 engines - (l' NewK more.powerlid Mileage Maker Six New Saper-Filter air cleaner, disposable oil filter fievolutionary new frame, over a foot wider New "Evert-Keel" rear suspension and 4-way Angle- Poised front suspension ,for a ,sofier, safer ride II* Plus Many other new fble-car features! Two new super sizes .. :far !anger, lower than ever before, with ail Ford's famous .headroom retained! It's here now—in your Ford-Monarch Dealer's shoWroom „ the finest Ford of all time, with the most sweeping changes in all Ford history!' It took a revolution in design to make possible Ford's new low-to-the-ground styling for '57. These lithe arid lovely '57 Fords are actually up to 9 inches longer than in '56 . . the biggest: cars in their field, longer than many medium,priced ,, Models! They're up to 4 inches lower„ too—yet ,there's just as much headroom and legroom as ever! The new kind of "magic" you'll discover when you drive the new kind of Ford for '57 starts with, the new 'Inner Ford' proved. in action! At'its very- foundation is a new and revolutionary kind of chassis . a new contoured frame that's built a full foot wider MidWay! a , ,titer' • ri'04.14Zia ,,,ii.:i:OW4'.. Felder:0500 Club Victoria Werpthi pOititc5. ntagrated or fizeitriNzed are "SIOntlarit" bit kone,inotteks,. optional at extra cost' nk shiers) This is the 25th anniversary of Ford's V-8 leader- ship . . . and the new kind of Ford for '57 brings you even more of the kind of performance that made Ford the leader! Now Ford offers three brand-new )1-8's—the 190-Hp. Ford V-8, the 212- 1.1p. Thunderbird V-3 add the mighty new 245-Hp. Thunderbird Special V-81 And Canada's newest SIX—the '57 Mileage Maker—is availablein all Custom and Custom 300 models and in three popular station wagons! • • ......MVft\VP:Mli, 4.1\1•:•,. • A Aitt.•A SEE THE NEW '57 FORD AT YOUR FORD,MONARCH DEALER'S • i•AAA(.... otors ite rani itd Monarch For Telephone 237 A. D. 144acWiniain Trucks. Winghamo Out G. ALAN' WILLIAMS Optometrist Patrick St., Wingham Phone 770 REV. H. C. WILSON WEST PREACHER 131.,UEVAL15 Anniversary ser,- viges took place in the United Chnreh en. pualaY when large Coligregationa attended. both: see' vices, The chtireh -was attractively decorated. With large haalreta of gladiola and. astere and the music was. Wirier the 'direction of Mrs.. 'Carl Johnston, IVEt Harold Hain- Mon of Wyoming' was guest nein-, iSt in •the )'Horning and the choir rent-load the anthem . PO Taste , And 'See". At the evening service Miss Doris Johnston of Clinton assisted the chair On the marimba and also provided two . marimba instru- mental solos, The choir sang the anthem'';Let Mount Zion. Rejoice„ Mr, Charles Hoffman being the soloist, di Rev, H. O. Wilson. of Clinton preached at both services, deity-, wing eloquent and, inspiring ,mass sages for the iiceasion. His topic for the morning service, was "The iWrath of Men" and for the even- ing, "The qtrong Witness of a Good. Life. • , • Anniversary - Celebration at Galt • ) 1,31.1.11i1VAL,11 -- 144, and Mrs. aeorge II6th4ington and .family attended the golden, wedding of Mrs, Ietheringtorl'a parents, Mr, and Mrs, Wm. :Jenkins of Gait .on September 2(itli, .4 family dinner to celebrate the event was held At Fearn Ledge.- , Mr. and Mrs, jell-10ns -hew three sons and one daughter, Harold at Sunderland; Goidon of St, Cavil- arines; !Donald of London and Margaret (Mrs. George Nethering- ten) -of .33thevale.. There are 15 grandchildren and, Pi Were present at the dinner. Among the messages of con- g•rntUlations . were telegrams from Premier Frost of Ontario, and :Crean their grandson Allan Jen- kins of Moosejawi who is training as a pilot in the Air Force, Mrs., .Jenkins. was the former Maria= -MeGewan of last Wawa, nosh and • Mr. len/tins was also a native of last Wawanosh. They farmed near Blyth for some years. Mr. .and . .Mrs. 'Jenkins. were married at the home of • the • o .• BLUM •••'-'14,rs. Arthur Shaw is a, patient In the Wingtiant Hospital, Many friends In the village and vicinity wish her a speedy rem- erYsled return to her home. Mr. and ,Mrs, Nasry glliott and Bhyliis spent last' week-end at Windsor, Mrs, Nillott's brother TOny 'Mennen, a World War I veteran, and well RhoWn In this vicinity, Is a patient in Notel . z4eu; Windsor, following an op- eration, Mr. Donald Parling of .Toronto spent the week-end at the home of his purentii, Mr. and Mrs. •-$tan- ley Darling, The Women's Institute will meet on 'October 11th at $.30- p4o, at the home of. Mrs. R. MelVfurra'y. Mrs, ex•t Oarniss will give a paper. There will be • music' by Shirley Johnston•and a cooking demonstra- tion by the Blnevale Belles, bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs, George McGowan. Fifty red roses wore sent to them for thy occasion from the beard oi managers of the United Church. hit Gait, • BLUEYMX—Mr.,and. Mrs, 'Bey' Turvey, well known and highly respected .residents of the 2nd.. con- cession of Morris TownshiA .where they have resided on their farm .for their entire wedded. life., TO,, cently ,knarited their 40th wedding 'anniversary, wizen they .!,Vere feted. by their neighbours and friends. of the second line, , The couple was' married 40 yews ago at the home of the hrideti parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas: .Arehibaldi, Walton, Ont, Minis Turvey is the former Mary Marg- aret Archibald. Mr. Tervey is the only. son srf the late Mr. and Mrs, George -13. Turvcy. Mr, and MrS. Turvey h&c one daughter, Mrs. Wm, (Margaret); MeTae'gart of Goderieh and One grandson: , The couple was completely taken by surprise when more than fifty of their neighbours and friends gathered lit their hinne to honour them on their anniversary.. Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs, Wm, were, also prose/4 Mrs. .13,„ field Of Brussels,. bridesmaid .of4Q . years ago, and Mrs. Miller of Beaforth, and ',their, husbands, The. groomsman Of 40 years ,tigo, Tiny Sellars,. "was also present, „ During .the 'course the ,even- ing they were asked to occupy two Chairs, while an appropriate. addres4 was sand .by gelVinrray and lgra. Bernard ! Thema$ presented. them, with a floor lamp on behalf of the '.gtid. line neighbours, Their- .grandson presented them with a, table lamp and salad- howl from. the Mn. and Mrs. Turvey thanked everyone for their thoughfulneis. of remembering • them On 'the• happy oceasion. Bouquets !Or Sick A Hanover woman, Mrs. Walter LancaSter picked her 79th banquet of flowers from her garden last week. An these bouquets were sent to sick and shut-ins. While Mrs. Lancaster is a, great flower lover, she gets her pleasure in growing thent and then passing them on to bring joy to others, Miss Gertrude Stewart of Cooks- vine and Mrs, Maurice Stewart ,of Edmonton, who has been visiting at Toronto, and her son, Profes- sor Max Stewart of Waterloo CI- lege visited on Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Walker, Mrs, George Currie spent the weelc-ehd at London at the homes of her' family there, Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Falconer re- turned to Sarnia last Wednesday. The little baby' son of Mr, and Mrs, Ranson Falconer has been very ill in the hospital there. Mrs. MeQuillin has been relieved Of her job of taking the mail to the station this week, and the little red mail bus comes from Wingham at 7,45 a.m and around noon the mail leaves here for Wingham about 1.30 and 5.30 p.m. each day. We will soon ,all adjust ourselves to now mail pick. ups and de- liveries. Mrs. 'Clarence Lewis of Grimsby visited on Wednesday last with her father, Mr. F. MeK, Paterson and other relatives in Lucknow. Mr.' Jas. Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Martin, Mr. Ezra Scholtz and Mr. J. G. Gillespie- visited on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gillespie at Sarnia. Boeeroft families in East Wawa:, nose attended the funeral of the late Mrs. Lew Williams held from her home in Blyth to Blyth Ceme- tery. Farmers in this diStrict made a supreme effort last week to gather in their sheaves and get them threshed during the week 'of goo( weather. There is still much thresh- ing to be done. Many of the United Church members from here ttencleci anni- versary services in Bluevale United Church on Sunday. Communion ser- vice will be held this Sunday, World Communion Sunday for all churches. Mr. Roy McKnight and his men from Goderich finished -the plaster- ing in Mr. Levi Bieman's new house on Saturday. Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Cameron of Ashfield were in London on Sat- urday, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert. Cameron returned home with them and are staying at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Mason Robinson. Mrs. Cameron is recovering nicely from her recent operation in Victoria Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Levi Bioman and family were at Owen Sound on Sat- urday to visit with his parents, Mr. anti Mrs. Wm. Rieman, Mr. Rieman has been a patient in the hospital there for some months, Mrs. W. R. Farrier and Mrs, Garnet Farrier 'attended the trous- seau tea at the home of Mrs. Chas. MacDonald of St. Helens on Thurs- day evening last, and Mr.' • and Mrs, W. R. Perrier and Mr, alto Mrs, Garnet Farrier attended the Cranston-MacDonald reception heie for seventy guests in the Sunday School room of the United Church at St. Helens on Saturday. Mrs, Pierce of Barrie and Mr, and Mrs. George Thompson ante son, Charles of Feversham spent a few days last week with Rev. and Mrs. W, J. Watt. Mr. and Mrs, Garnet Furrier, Wayne and Janice visited on Sun- day with Me, and Mrs. Carl John- ston Of Eluevale, and Mr. Farrier assisted the Dinevale choir with anniversary music. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bioman and children visited oh Sunday with his rarents, Mr. and Mrs. Win, 1310- man of Owen Sound. Mr. Bioman had been home from the hospital for a few days, but had to return again, Mr. and Mrs. Win, Courtney and Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Courtney of Belwood and Mr. and Mrs, Percy May of Orton visited on Sunday with Mr. arid Mrs. Alfred Mc- Creight and Mr, and Mes1 Frank Coulter and tailed on Mrs. David Xtennedy„ Mr, and Mrs: Robt, Mowbray and Mt, and An'gus Mowbray and Wingham, visited on Sim- day with M.:, 'and Mrs, James soft, and Mrs, Allan llama, Am 'holey and Mrs. Irene Snarling, WinghaM, visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Thos. N. Moore. Mr, and Mrs, Donald Ross were to bring their little baby, Douglas Ames ,Itonito from Wing- halit Hospital 001 Wednesday last, Alfalfa Pretty greedy for OW food, Baolt ton of alfalfa you gat removes about 1.2 pound of Pilloir• olor ijs an d or pounds of potaeh, That moans an annual top dressing of rex:MI.4er is a. necessity. FIRST CLASS WATCH REPAIRS AlforwRATV Timms Owing to lack of scone, am compelled to confine 'my repairs to watches only, 'George Williams Located in. MASON'S STORE MAKE A DELICIOUS PUMPKIN PIE THIS WEEK-ENDI BETTY CROCKER PKG. 18 OZ. 0 AYLMER — CHOICE PUMP IN FOR 'YOUR THANKSGIVING FEAST OCEAN SPRAY r WHOLE OR JELLIED erry Sauce LIBBY'S OR STOKELY'S FANCY T A JUICE J. WM. HORSEY BRAND SWEETENED — ORANGE AND GRAPEFRUIT IBLE 117 JUICE SAGE, SAVOURY, THYME CL~~UE SEXES 1'7 5 MAPLE LEAF PICNIC BRAND — SWEET MIXED 00 PICKLES • 1311.08. 230 PIINCE/v/EAT` Tin Oz. NTS gut'. 490 Na. I WHITE BEEKIST ALLSO HONEY tile!' 590 BASSETT'S LICORICE . Contents Only STUART HOUSE •— ALUMINUM Rots. 21 FOILWIIAP 3.10 SLICES EASILY — SPREADS EVENLY: PLAIN OR PIMENTO C A TEAM ME SE 12g: dIP ENTER SWIFT'S $18,000.00 GALA DISNEYLAND CONTESTI ENTRY BLANKS AVAILABLE AT EVERY STORE *Tema Shot:Wining 20 Oz. CORN STOKELY'S—HONEY POD 1tinOz, 4n n up FANCY PEAS .11,51.'s, 200 B KING SUPPLIES AUSTRALIAN — SULTANA Se less nimbi 1$ JOLLY GOOD PITTED AUSTRALIAN — BATES 1tfz' 230 CURRANTS AYLMER CUT MIXED PEEL 8 Oz. Ping. 100 SUNKIST CONCENTRATE LEMON JUICE 2 11?: 210 SPECIAL OFFER! SAVINGS AT TIME or PURCHASE! LUX LIQUID DETERGENT ITIN 380 2,2,IONR. 71 SOFT! ABSORBENT! TOILET TISSUE CEVEZENN BOLLS 250 MAPLE LEAF—PURE SOAP PEEP: FREAN 250 SREORIVINE NESCETS FLAKES Au: 390 TOILET SOAP 21=170 ....,,Lt LEAF — pOILWRAPPED PAICNI2E20 'MEAD LOAF. 150 CUT BREAD COSTS k 1.1,S.No.1,Vinest Quality 'Stove with your Thanksgiving Dinner' CRANBERRIES . 1 1b. cello 25c No, 1 Ontario, Green Pascal Good size stalks CELERY STALKS . _ _ _ 2 for 19c Awaat Eating California Large4 Delicious Clusters RED TOKAY GRAPES .... 2 lbs. 23c Ontario Valley Drado Ifttellent tin, Cooking or Eating MCI1140811 APPLES 3 lb, cello bag 35c WEElt — ENTER NOWT "TAM= BRANDS FORTUNE HUNT" 1•6°OtttoithOOT)Ii‘lAdillArt fear ALL livtA,LttriNEGSItEATE VI noralnion Store 16 salt' tnutrantOoid Jo MN. you ohm Closing Tinik Sal. Oct. 1004 1)0141.34 10 1,314 Vttll WiseigoviAcisweemrimee, We MR, AND MRS.. TURVEY Anel their 1011,Prlaen MARRIED 40.'YEARS .4013, TW.e..-alSter.$ of Mrs. TnrveeS, BUJEVALE The Woman's Assoolatlen of the United •March is malting arrange- ments for the annual sale of home cooking, 'fruit and vepia1;1013 in the near future, Rev, „Xeltriee Mo1•4111) baPti4S(1• on Sunday, Rebeit Warwick, son of Mr. and Mrs, Wilfred War- wick and •Jean Isabel McTavish daughter of Mr. and Mrs, John McTavish, Carruntinion services will be cele- brated on !Sunday, Oct. 7th in both churches in the village, Mrs. M. L. Aitlien is' spending a week or so with her daughter,, Mrs. Donald Street, at Listowel. Mrs Laura Kirton was a visitor in Orangeville last week, The warden of Huron County, John V. Fiseher and Mrs. Fischer are in Quetee City this week at- tending' the' Canadian Good Roads' Convention, WHITECHURCH Mrs. David Kennedy Marks 94th Iiistbday_ W1 I'l'l David., Kennedy,. the 'grand eta latlY" of Wh4001rivrek celebrated • her zing,. ty-fourtn birthday this Monday. H.er family gathered Oil Sunday- !riley . were Mn and Mrs, Harry 9.-IchbOntine.,,Goderieh, Mn and Mrs. Lorne Durnin, St. Helens, Mr. and Mrs. nobt. Mowbray, Whlgtumil Mr, .and Mrs. Tebi ,lantzi. and fain- .11Y of Milverion, Mrs, Donald Me.- Donald of St, Helens and Me. arid Mrs. Mcigtlwarris of Guelph, And local relatives, Her • many friends , extend best, wishes for many more such happy oecnsions„ MIAs Annie Kennedy of - Wingham Hospital, spent the week-end at her home here, Rev. MacKay .Shows Colored Slides WHITECHURCH — The congre- gations of the Pr es b yt er i Churches at Langside, South Kin,. loss, and Whitcchurch, were glad to have the opportunity to hear Rev. Angus MacKay take the ser- vice on Sunday. The young people ?held their meeting on Sunday evening in the auditorium of the church, with the President, Lorne Forster presiding, and reading the Scripture lesson. Rev. N. OagVvell led in prayer; and Rev, Angus MacKay showed his colourdd scenes of the beauty spots in mountains, cities and PEE C UST MN 14)i. 350 DOMINO DRY GINGER ALE DOLE FANCY SLICED MISS CANADA — CHOICE RED NEW PACK! NIBLETS PINEAPPLE Dm no Raspberdes .irvz. 340 23 15 OK. CELLO RE-CLEANED Pkg, 1 Lb. IS oz. g. 230 110 Pkg. PINEAPPLE 0 l'kg.z. 190 REDPATH ICING SUGAR Aylmer—Naluzal or Coloured Glace SHAKER 100 TIN IS OZ. 21 0 48 TIN Z. 370 TIN OZ, 33t, PKGS. 570