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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1957-06-05, Page 4• Oh, Box Holders' N'ttnet Not Given Out .E i* strictly against one tallest Itl ditelge the llama or litlidresS any adVertiset Using an Advatide4iiiits Hog Number, Soda. Ile •Oat 'aek till het deli gimilobintamitrutiniitithriaatil AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE , _LET US QUOTE YOU ON 'OUR , .,,DI,VIDEND,-PAYING POLICIES ww§;„- 6' .MONTHS.: or 12 :MONTHS " C• *A2cr;* Ra t's for 'Fariners' Car s & Trucks C. MacLean P one 1:15 7 ' Wingharn rib Save. Money BY. PREPAYING eicHi R °RATED ig7o Mc rwiNGE4Am Town of Wingham 19 5 7 Taxes Taxpayers it ay make payinents'on laccourlt of 1957 taxes op to 80 per cent of 1956 taxes. Interes,t at ,the, rate of Font per cent, per annum will be allowed on suchprepayments. Prepayments of taxe$ mast be made at the "Town Treasurer's Office, 'Pawn 1Tall. A. GALBRAITH, , Treasurer, Tei'irti of Wingham Ws BUSHFIELD QC. Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, Etc. 11/foney to Loan. Office —Meyer Block, Whighliti inweiriat COMMA Hullo Folks! A few years ago when new cars were hard to get some pretty grim jokes werg told at the pcpense of car dealers. Some of 'the cynieism involved,in the joltes was :probably deserved, - No garden is' Completely free of pests. -,"Sure, I'll sell yeti a car at list price:, a dealer would be quot-' ed as saying. "Ofecourse, I'll, have to charge you for the extras --. $500 for an engine and $200 If you want a front seat". , jokes around. Or,perhaps I should say jokers. Friend of mine brought this to nay attention the other day with a story of his experience. He had seen .a newspaper ad in one of the ;big-city papers full of bold 'type and bold statements offering :cars at' fantastically low, prices. •He went in to see what it was all about; he felt he' couldn't afford to do, otherwise. He had a fairly 'new car to trade in and he had.wisely put aside a little money every month so lie could pay for a new ear, • To his surprise, the dealer offered him a not- so-bad trade-in on his old car, a little less than ,he had expereted but that ,old triclt of juggling trade-in prices Works, only on the most' gullible • nowadays, But then came the joker. The dealer wouldn't take my friend's money. The ',denier insisted that 'LORNE McDONALd ahiot Mhouo he ange the car over h long period 'of time was willing and able to write out a ,„ • :•cheque ,.on the spot. That, cot course, was how Abe. dealer' could advertise his fantastically flifr prices. he made lit-uP on the • finance charges. . • '' • `"4-'-'. : • ' `''' So my triend came sadly home •and told rne: '1 guess there's only so much pie and everybody has to,get .his slice somehow, But Lae think, he added, ghat it would he a lot .betterif people were straight-forWard anti didn't try to confuse the issue with all that bold-tripe, I mean type." . Today, with the shoe 'on the other foot, there, are still 'Some eviyitici441. 054, carossr,rr orsinifts C.POSSEHA1010.161 S'EXPV/CE t.7a apStRESS and • 'DIRECTORY A.' H. IFTAVISH BARRISTWit, SOLICITOR and NOTARY rUBLIC TEESWATER Telephone n Teeswater Wroxeter.—Every Wednesday tifteritOon, 2-4 pan., or by appointment • Frederick F. Hotnuth R.O. Carol E, Homuth, R,O, Mrs, Viola 11, !lomat!), orTomErmusTg PHONE 118 Ithrriaton, • ',,Ontario CRAWFORD & HETHERINGTON Barristers, Solicitors, Etc. Wingham, .s` Intone 48 J. H, CRAWFORD, Q.C. R. S. HETHERINGTON, Q.C.• WEIIIIN4TON FIRE InStiranco• Comparti Est. 1840 Mir all Canadian Company which has faithfully served. Its policy, holders for ever a CentUrY. Head Offien Toronto 11.p. Alitettanivistirattee Agana.* Wingham 00r TholVinghalri 444144.000-0u06, WedliefidaS • FOR SALE USED FURNITURE. Buy , and Sell, Phone 185, 3rria MEAT FOR SALE—Good beef by the quarter, KiNed under license from *Dept, of Health. yearling heifers. Top quality, • Lowest prices, Raynard Ackert, Ripley, phone 24r30, 17rrb RLECTROLUX Sales and Service. Call Jed Reynolds, Wingham phone 640J1, 15rrb ATTENTION Farmers—we have a carload of Canadian Cement, Call now and order your supply, Chambers' Hardware, phone 65 Wroxeter. 29:5b MILK -FILTERS for sale—"Rapid 79c; 61/4 -inch, 850. • Alexander's Hardware, . lrrb PAINT SPRAYER for sale, in Al condition, Complete with motor. Priced to sell. ,Apply to Garnet Farrier, phone 711J1 Wingham, 29,5* GIVE US A CALL for prices on , woven fence and fencing needs before you buy, Chambers' Hard- ' ware, phone 65 Wroxeter, 29:5b SE,"4-GER SERVICE-1Two weeks SPECIAL, starting June 3 to 15. FREE check-up on your present model of sewing machine. For * further particulars contact Wally Haselgrove, phone 732W, 29:5b 1946 LINCOLN for sale, Radio and heater. Apply to 9. 0. Bennett, Shuter 'Street, pho'ne 631R. 5b BICYCLE for sale, C.C.M. man's model. Good condition through- out, $25.00, Phone 879. 5* PRINCESS PAT cook stove for "sale, nearly new. Quebec heater, nearly new. Apply to Tom• Smith, Belgrave, phone Wingham 70774. 5b TREADLE SEWING MACHINE for sale. In good condition. Ap- , ply to Mrs. W. Davis, John St., phone 519. 5b .1953 DODGE TRUCK for sale, 11/2 ton, almost new tires and motor. • Equipped with 'van 111x71/2„ suitable for drawing milk or 'produce, Van will be .sold with or without truck. Priced to sell. Apply to Box 44, Advance-Times, 5:12* REAL ESTATE LOT for Sale. On Catherine Street, Apply to Harry Spry, phone 552M. 29:5b FRAME HOUSE, on Bristol Ter- - race for sale. Best offer will buy Apply to Box 45, Advance- Times. 5* FRAME HOUSE near 13elmore for sale. 18x24 feet, good roof. Ap- ply to' Box 46, Advance-Times. LIVESTOCK FOR SALE • .9. PIGS for sale, 8 weeks old. Ap- ply to W, Robertson, phone 60832. 5* 42 PIGS fob sale, Apply to Cameron Walsh,' Belgrave, phone 15r23 Bruseels, 5b 12 YORK CHUNKS for sale from A, R. Stock, Apply to 'Earl Ton- er; Gorrie, phon,e 57r31, Ford- . wick. 5* 8 PIGS for sale. Apply to Lloyd Montgomery, phone 74331. 5* AUCTION SALE AUCTION. SALE of household ef- fects in the village of Belgrave on Saturday, June 15th at 1,30 p.m„ consisting of 2' Studio couches, in excellent condition, 2 china cabinets, kitchen cough, new Williams sewing machine, library table, 3-piece ;bedroom suite with Springs and mattress, 1 bed with springs and MattreSs, 6 dining-100M chairs, B kitchen, chairs, 2 rocking ChairSo 3 arm chairs, small table, hot diShea and .ifivenvare,• kitchen utensils, sealers and Oroeks, 3 cords, of Cedar and a large Vice, garden tools and oth- er articles too numerous to Men- tion, 'Tennis dash, No reserve IS .property is sold, Mrs, Richard Chamney, proprietreta; Geo. Nes- Ott, auctioneer, 5,12b UPPER APARTMENT for rent, Three roOmm and bath. Cali 229, Wingham. 5b SUMMER COTTAGE for rent in Bruce Peninsula, on. Georgian Bay, Rates very reasonable. Phone 197. PASTURE for rent, Enough for about ten head of young cattle, Apply to Wm, Bolt, phone Wroxeter 5r9. SALESMAN WANTED WANTED:*Reliable man as Dealer in Huron County. Experience not necessary, A fine opportunity to step into old profitable business where Rawleigh Products have been sold for years. Big profits. Products furnished on' credit. Write Rawleigh's Dept. F-453- 163, Montreal, Que. 5b You can make • GOOD MONEY SELLING FAMOUS BRAND NAME SEWING MACHINES If you have a knowledge of selling and servicing sewing machines you can earn good money selling this nationally advertised high quality product. You can share in one of Canada's most exciting success stories . and cash ,in hand- somely yourself. Apply Box 43,, Advance-Times. 5b• WANTED TO BUY OR RENT 50 acre farm (or less) with reason- ably good buildings in the vicin- ity of Gorrie or Wroxeter. Apply to Box 41, Advance-Times.' 29:5b BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES TO YOU, presently reading this insertion, a chance for bigger profits and better income is of-, ing and more than ever our pro- ducts ,are in demand, being •of fered. Our Company is progress- the first quality, needed every- where and fast sales obtained. ,With our interesting conditions, soon you will be the boss of a good and dependable business, Want to know' more about it? Write for details. If we are rep- resented in your locality, we will have another interesting sug- gestion for you, This is the year where ambitious persons have a chance to do something and improve their situation. Free in- formations at 1600 Deloriniier, Dept. 65, Station C, lVfontreali 5:12 ;19:26b HEADSTOCK WANTED DEADSTOCK removed promptly for sanitary disposal, FREE pick up on larger animals, reasonable collection charge for small ani- mals. Phone collect Wingham 378; Palmerston 123W, or Dur- ham 398. Gordon Young Limited, Orb MISCELLANEOUS • SINGER SPECIAL—Rent a mach- ine for your summer sewing. 2 weeks for $1.00. For further par- ticulars contact Wally Hasel- grove, phone 732W. 29;5b LAWN MOWERS sharpened and repaired, Por everything in lawn mowers see Borden- Jenkins,, Phone 694W. 22rrb CAMERON'S BILLIARDS will be open every Saturday night till 12 p,m; for the convenience of rural customers. Complete line of men's and'boys' jeans, shirts, and over- alls, socks •extra: Guns bought, sold and repaired, Ammunition of all types, Electric shavers, lighters and watches repaired. Open every Saturday night till 12 p.m, 3.7rrb IS YOUR, TELEVISION properly insured for all risk Overage? For information phone 08, Stew- art A. Seat, 2rrb STEWART A. SCOTT can now save you 15% on your car 'or truck insurance. Yearly or slit months policies are available, Special rates for farmers. VOr further inforreation phone 293, Windham. 2Orrb SANITARY SEWAGE DISPOSAL Septic tanks, ecaSpoOls, cellars, etc., pin/1W and cleaned, quick service,, All work guaranteed. Apply otiis Blake, phone 42r6, trussela. 1.6rtb WATERLOO CATTLE Breeding Association. "Where Better Bulls Are MeV., "For artificial in. seiniriation infornatitiori or serve vie trorn all breeds of cattle, phone The Waterloo Cattle Breeding Association at: Clinton 101 8-3441 or Mildmay 130r12 he- tweeri 1;30 and 9',$0 am, We have ok breeds olulabio—vop-qttiiiity ;At low etott.f! . !. • ,88fr11 COMING EVENTS YOU'VE TRIED" TH4 REST, -iow try the best for spareribs lind sauerkraut on Wednesday,PO, day and Saturday evenings. Com- mercial Hotel, Formosa; cd18/57. WANTED TO RIM APARTMENT OR small 'house wanted to rent by local plant manager, Apply to. Bob Walsh. Canada Packers. 5* WANTED to rent or buy three bedroom house by July 15th4 by man working at hospital, Con- tact George Bailey, phone 50,6. 5* GARAGE WANTED to rent. )Must be about 18 feet long, Alfred Schwiehtenberg, phone 341W ev- enings or24 days. WANTED . „. HIGHEST CASH .prices paid 'for sick, dqwn or, disabled' cows and horses. Dead cows and horses pictred up or removed promptly, Also wanted to buy--,Boar Hogs. Call collect Bruce karlatt, At- wood, phone.8 or 153. rrb APPLICATIONS, The East Wawancish Township School Area' invite applications for the position of Secretary-Treas-, urer, 'Salary $400, . annually. For' statement of duties contact C. P. 'Chamney, chairman or Roy V.' Pattison, acting - secretary. Appli- cations will be received by these 'two members up to, June 11th. Duties to start at once. 5b AMBULANCE SERVICE .:.1URRIE'S AMBULANCE, Wing-, ham, Safe, courteous Service. Phone Day, 51; Night, 716 or 636. ' • 13rrb' CARD OF THANKS I wish to express my sincere thanks and appreciation • to those who remembered me with cards, gifts and those who visited me while I was, in the, Wingh,arn Gen- eral Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. 'R. W. Stephens, -Mrs. I, Mor- rey and the staff of nurses.--Mrs, Wallace Bell. 5* CARD. OF THANKS It is with deep appreciation we wish' to acknowledge the floral tributes, cards, gifts, the many acts of kindiness, and , of thought- 'fulness we received during our re- cent bereavernent.—Dr. and Mrs. W. A, McKibbon and Marianne, 5b CARD OF ',THANKS . I wish to take this opportunity to thank all whO remembered me with visits, cards and flowers while I was a patientln Wingham Hospital, Special thanks to Dr. W. A, McKibbon, the dietitian „ Mrs. Stacey and the staff of nurses.— Mrs. Allan Pattison. • 5* CARD OF-, THANKS I wish to express my sincere thanks and apPi"ebiatiOn to friends• and neighbors for their cards, treats and visits while I was a pat- ient in ;Victoria Hospital. Special thanks to those who helped in any way at home and 'also tot) those who took my wife to visit me. Thanks again.—Ernest Harris, 5" CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our sincere thanks to Elizabeth 'Burrell, Willa. Arthur, Terry McDougall, Harry McDougall, Dr. W, ,A.„ • Crawford, Dr. B. N. Corrin, The Windham. Fire Department, the Ontario Rur- al Hydro Employees, and' everyone who assisted at the river bank. We would also like to thank all our neighbours and' many friends for their help, cards, floral tributes and many acts' Of kindness• extend- ed to us during our recent sad' bereavement. :Special thanks to Rev. D. J. M‘cRite, Dr,, Alexander Nimmo, Herb Fuller and the staff at the Currie funeral hoine.Mr. and Mrs. 0, 3ptiwsma and family, 5* CART) OF THANKS The family of the late Mrs, George Thornton 'wish to thank the doctor, nursing. staff-of Wing- ham Hospital, the •'itiiiiistera and all friends and neighbors for their kindness 'to our Mother, ,Also fbr the many deedS Of kindness and trieSSagei ortyrnpathy te US in our bereavement. 5,b CARD OF THANKS MM. Peter Gowaris would like to extend het sine re thanks to nurses, doctors and ministers for their kindness to her-while she was I ptitient in the hospital, Also to those who sent flowers and cards With their messages Of comfort and cheer, She would also like to Send grateful thanks to' those who have henti ;Old kind 'to, her Walter Peter -Linkiater-and ,herieettitio.; Air ;t.oturfi Brother Dies In the West Albert Harper, 'brother of Mrs. Thomas Weir, of Wingham, passed away in a 'Winnipeg Hospital on May 16. He was 87 years , of age: Mr. Harper, who was born near Mildmay, went to the West in late,. and settled at Saskatoon, For. many years he operated a building and contracting business in Saskit, toon, from which he' retired ' in' 1942. From 1914 to 1918 he served overseas, with the Forestry batta lion, 'He is survived by his widow al• son, Charles, of Vancouver; daughters, Mrs, C. Gerbranclt,, Winnipeg and Mrs,. H. Mabee, of Toronto, six grandchildren, and his' sister, Mrs, Thomas (Margaret) Weir, 'of Wingham. The funeral Was held, on Tues- day, May 21: Mrs. William Reid Funeral Saturday A respected resident of Wing- ham, Mrs. William Reid, passed away last Wednesday at the resi- denc of her daughter, Mrs. Frank Belfour. Mrs. Reid, who had been ill since last January, was in her 86th year„ Mrs, Reid was ' born at. Blue., vale and was marrie41 there, mov- ing to Wingham with' her liusbaad. , She is survived by five daugh- ters, Mrs; Paul (Clara) Beyer, lyfra. Frank (Mabel) Belfour, Mrs; C (Della),, Armstrong, Mrs, W. C. (Laura) Parrott and Mrs. C. V., (Kathleen) O'Connor: A' son, Ilam, died in infancy. There are two sisters, Mrs. Kate Wilson, Saskatoon, and Mrs. Sara Camp- bell, Vancouver; and three grand- children, • Bruce• Armstrong, Van- couver; 'David' Parrotkl, Thedford and Lo'i Beyer„ Berkley, Mich. The funeral was held at 2.30 on Saturday afternoon at the. Walker funeral home, with the service in charge of Rev: M. Getty of the Windham Baptist Church, with interment in the Wingham eelne- toy. The pallbearers were' Clare Cantelon, Douglas Casemore, James' Casemore, William Case- more, Robert Casemore and Arnold Barrie. Sister Dies In Toronto We regret to record 'the death' of Ethel Pearl Edgar, Wife of Arthur A. Edgar, of Toronto, who died at the Toronto General Hos- pital, on Friday, May 31st. Mrs, Edgar Was the daughter of Mt, and Mrs. Edward Dawson, of Han- over, and the sister of Lloyd DaW- son, of Wingharn, Surviving ate her husband, three, children, Sandra, Gwen and Ann; One sister, Grace (Mrs. 'C. Ford),, of Toronto, and one brother, Lloyd, of Wingham, The funeral Was held On Monday, Tharinent Was in Mount Pleatrant Ceriletery, FINANCING A CAR? Before you buy tialt about our. Lbw Cost Financing Service. with complete tiatitaride Coverage. • STEWART A. SCOTT', plion‘, got vithric:1‘1, =nip Several from this. Yi0illitY attend- ed the funeral Of the, late Mrs. George Thornton at Bluevale on. WedneSdaY, Little Susan Thoinpaon, daugh7 ter of Mr. and Mrs, Sam. Thcanp,„ 'son, had the misfortune te,fall and received a nasty gash in her head which required' several stitelies. 4. Mr. and Mrs, 'q Cliamnoy and Mr. and. 'Chamney and daughters, Were,,s:pogay visi- tors with Mr. .and.' Mrs.- Elwin Chamney and timid-10M, 'Wind- ham, , '7 n • .Among (those_ from this vicinity who enjoyed the bus trip, to .De- troit on',Friday .were,,,MA. Stuart Chareney , and Ditine,':, Messrs, Wm: and Roy Hardy, , Misses .Louise, Mary and Sharron Jefferson, Mrs. Edw. Robinson, Jim and Bill:and Mrs, John Doiothy, Ken and Steve., ' • - Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Chamney of Belgrave were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Thompson and fanlily, • Mrs, Mina Sherridan of Oshawa' was a .week-end guest., with, her,' sister, Mrs.' R. Thompson; --Mr„ Thompson and Howard. Sister Passes At Belmont • Mrs. Frank Scott, a sister of Dr K. M. MacLennan, Wingham, passed away sOddenly at Belmont, Ont., on Monday. She'was,5'7 years of age. , A native of Ripley, Mrs, Scott was a daughter 'of the late Mr. and Mrs. Alex MaeLenpan.* She, was married to Mr. Scott at'llipley in 3927. She was a member 'of the Anglican Church and Huron Star Rebekah Lodge, Ripley. Surviving are her.husband, three sisters, Mrs.•Neil' '(Normaj Mac- Leilnan, , Ripley; Mrs. W, 3:: {Christine) - Dick, "Toronto, Mrs. Ronald (Catherine) Harvey,, El- Inira, and two : brethers, A. T. MacLennan, Listewel and ,,Dr, K. M acLennan;t Wingham„ She was predeceased ".by a brother, John, in 1923. . • The funeral will. be held at- 3.30' this Wednesday • afternoon, ;f rem the MacLennan funeral•heme, with burial in the Ripley Cemetery, Ray', Mr. Jenninds •Of Lueknow, will officiate.' , Spielvogel Died at ListOwel Foot J, Spielvogel, of Whigham, died after a Streit on Wed- nesday, m4,, 15th, in Usti:Wel Metnorial Hospital. Tie Was in his 77th year. Born in Czechoslovakia, he was married to Lillian Baker. of Wing- ham, ' in Fxeter 'by the late Rev. Kenneth.MacLean.' Mr, Spielvogel came to Wingham /about 25 years, ago, Besides his wife;he'is 'Survived by 'two sons, Rudolp12iand Regi- nald. , Mr. Frank,Spielvogel ' was a member of the I.O.C.F. Lodge and a Member_ of the 'Presbyterian Oh uieb ^The' funeral servile which was conducted by the Rev, Alexander rpni Nio D,D„''' was held on, Satur- day,, May 18, from the 'Walker funeral ' home, ' Pallbearers Were W. ,W. Gnrney, James Pitjoni, Jack Tempieman, John Donaldson, Hor- ace Aitchison' and Arthur Edgar. kemhers of • the .1.00.F. Lodge acted, rs bur •- flower'beare. The bu- ial was- in Wingham ,Cdrnetery. i m am n in ma nu nu a, I LEE'S TAXI 24-HOUR SERVICE • PHONE 185 ME NM - Iii nil NI EN Mrs. 'William Hellyar- Buried at Wingham .Mrs. William H. Hellyar, died. on, Monday, May .27tn, 'at .her home In Clinton, 'She was in her 70th Year,. Formerly Olive . Mason, of Wingham, she was married' first to Mr, Robt, 'J, Beattie who Pre', deceased 'het. .several years. ago. Later she married William Hellyar, who predeceased her, She is sur- vived by two sons, Jack Beattie, Toronto; George Beattie, Clinton; two daughters,- Mrs, Nora Moffatt,. Bluevale; .Mrs. Manus (Helen) Ling of Cleveland; one brother, sIohn Mason, Wingham; one sister,.Mrs, George . Greg, ry, Barrie; one step- son, .Brenton Hellyar,. St, 'Thomas; and two step-daughters, Mrs.. Carl- ton Green,. Geneva, N.Y,, and -Mrs. Alfred Blithe, Espanola. f,"1 .• Services were held at Clinton on Thursday and the 'burial "Was ' at the Winghain cemetery, , Former :Wingham Resident Dies Mi. and Mrs. Percy Harris, Jos,. King'and Art Ernewein of Cuirass Were in Torontb on 'Saturday to attend the funeral of a' former resident of Wingham, Mrs, Charles Wood, who passed away. suddenly, in' the Toronto General Hospital on Wednesday of last Week, Mrs, Wood, who• was born in England, was the former Charlotte Bunn. She is survived by her has.; band, who resides at York Ave.„ Harris-ton Plant Receives Award On May:23rd Dr, C, 4, Lawrence, director of the Dairy MannfactUre Research Bureau, Cincinnati, :Ohio, Rresented R, Chittick, manager . of the Harristen Branch of Canada Packers, with an audited and approved -"A" award on "York"' ice cream, 1f'. is the first .time a Canadian ice cream manufacturer has been presented with this hipi award. Many 'manufacturers in United States have .received this 6.ori This "A" award is only give;, ice cream manufacturers who met the high standards orqualitY set forth by the Dairy Manufacture and Research ' FORRENT BRED MRS. SHEFFIELD BURIED W . Funeral services for Mrs, Eli4a, Jane Sheffield, v,ridow of John Sheffield, were. held on Wednesday evening, May 22 at the Bulse and' English funeral 'chapel, St. Cathar,,, Ines, directed by Unitas Rebekah Lodge, No, 266 under Noble, Grand Doris Newton, V,G. Audrey raven and Chaplain Edith Delano. , 'The folloMng public service was con- ducted by ROY! R, Thomson, of Knox Charch, Interment took place ,on Thurs- day in Wingham Cemetery in the family plot, and was attended by many old friends who knew her when she lived in this 'part of Ontario, ' Dr, Alexander Nimr mo officiated. Representatives of the St. Catharines Lincoln Health Unit also attended. Pallbearers were George Tervit, Thomas Henderson, William MO- Kenzie, Fred ,McLean, Ed, 'Me- Lean and Dalton Disher, Mrs, Sheffield is survived by a son, William J. Sheffield' and • a daughter, Mrs, Lillian McLean both of •St. Catharines, and a, son, Charles Sheffield of London., She, was predeceased by,a. son, James;, killed at Passchendale in World War I, and Harvey in 1945. NYBROOK BIRTHS ANGE'fIn Wingham General ''llosPital, one Thursday, May no, 1957, to Mr. and• Mrs., Bruce Anger, Wingham, a son. ROSS—In Winghain Genelal Hosl, pital,-son Thursday, May 30, 1957, to Mr, and Mrs. William ,Ross, Wingham, a son, HEFF ER—InWingham GeneZal Hospital, on Thursday, May 30, 1957, to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hafer; Fordwich, a daughter: DOBSON—In Wingham .General, Hospital, on Friday, May 31, 1957, to Mr, and Mrs. GeOrge Dobson, Wroxeter, (premature son) expired June 1st, PURDON—In Wingham General ' Hospital, on Saturday, June 1st, 1957, to Mr. and Mrs. William A. Pardon,R.R. $, Wingham, a' son, WHITEHEAD-1n Wingham Gen- , eral Ilopital, on Saturday, June 1st, 1957, to Mr. and Mrs. -Ever= ett Whitehead, Teeswater, son. Mount Dennis, and five daughters, Mrs. H. (Grace) Wellwood, Mrs. B, (Irene), Castator, Mrs,.(Edne) Johnston, , Mrs.' W, (Doris) Hurit and ,Miss Evelyn Wood, The funeral was held at 1.30 p.m. Saturday at the. Flynn funeral residence, with interment in Sanc- tuary Park Cernetery. ' pofore even taking the lid' off a paint can, read thee directions on the label carefully. Follow instruc- tions explicitly for best results. Al- ways stir the paint thoroughly and pour it' from one can to another several times to mix pigments per- fectly. An occasional stir during the painting session maintains its even consistency. *it