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To the Electors of
TURN BERRY
TOWNSHIP
Many thanks to t those
who voted for me on
Saturday. Your trust in
me is 'deeply appreciat-,
ed.
Wishing you all a
, Merry Christmas
and a
Happy New Year
PERCY J KING
THANKS
THANK
YOU
May I extend toy sin-
cere" appreciation to
those who supported my
acclamation as Reeve of
Turnberry Township.
Very best wishes 1 foy' ''',, 111
HAPPY . YULETI „. '
SEASON.
JACK WILLITS
Thank Yon
My sincere thanks to all
who voted for me on
November 30th.
Your interest -on my ;
behalf is sincerely
appreciated.
HARE ELLIOTT
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POE'S USED FURNITURE, BUY
and sell, Agent for Kincardine
Laundry, Phone 185. 9rrb
SEAT SALE--Good beef by
the quarter. Killed under license
from Dept. of Health. Yearling
beifera Top quality, ',west
prices. Raynard Ackert, Ripley,
phone 24r30, t7rrb
gOla CORN for sale, $25,00 a ton
4 tkiq „Varti...All geed corn. Con-
tftet 'Wetaon,,-1R,R. 3, Zurich,
phone ,DaaliWood 37r19. 27,4:11:13
MILK ,FILMER§ for sale--"Rapid
• i4'14-1", left; 79c; 61/2 ,inch, 85c.
,Alexander's Hardware, lrrb
FOR THE BEST PRICES on new
itrld used musical instruments,
aeeeSsories and repairs, see Roas
Mann Winghem . phone 735.14,
3Orrdl8b
SINGER electric portable sewing
machine: and case for sale. Zig-
7.4g attachment, like 'new, $45,
Phone 599.» 4b
' BROWN - MT. -TSKRAT COAT for
Sale. Pull length, full back, Size
88, goed ponclition. Very reason-
able. Phone' 197. 4-'1`
SAVE $2Q,00—This week's special
--Revere 3-way radio in case. Reg.
price $69.95, sale $49.95. Hammer-
. ton Studio, 4b
CHRISTMAS TREES for dale: Or-
derS taken now. Apply Bill
Lockridge, or phone 458.
4:11;a8b
AUTOMATIC HI-FI in modern
cabinet -fer sale; Multiple speak-
o• era variable speed, beift-in radio.
Excellebt 'condition. $95. Phone
599. • * 4b
MAN'S WINTER OVERCOAT for
sale. Size 40, :dark colour, good
-condition. Phone 502.11. 4b
NEW , INTERNATIONAL Harves-
ter, horizontal home freezer for
.sale; i6 cu.",ft, Reduced price.
Phone .774.:, -„.„ 4*
050 CHEVROLET SEDAN. for
;ale. Reconditioned motor and
:brakes, new battery, very good,
tires, etc. Phone 599. 4b
BROWNIE-8 mm Movie Camera
and projector for sale; complet.
With F 1.9 lens, filters, spot-
lights, "focus fOr indoors and out-
doors, Regular $185,20 for $125.00.
0 Cameron's 4b
BLOWER and THERMOSTAT for
sawdust burner for sale. Used
only- one •.-. winter. Phone 500
Wingharn,'
4*
iltLA7CIC & DECKER 3 inch drill
press stand; 14 inch sanding and
grinding stand for sale, Like
new. Work bench and vice. All
fpr $40.00, Phone .599. 4b
ILAMmERMILL arid 'dhop brik for
sale ` nearly- new, Apply to Mrs.
D. S. MaeNaughton, phone 104W.
4b
DID YOU ;KNOW that David
Cionipion, Certified Watchmaker,
guarantees to keep your watch in
good running order for one year?
This free service guarantee
6.pplies to all new watches, also
to watches that have heen clean-
ed and -reconditioned. Bring in
your watch to-day and take ad-
vantage of our fast guaranteed
service. 23rrb
FOR RENT
RED BRICK HOUSE for rent,
Modern •Coilvezilences, good loca-
tion. Possession January :1st.
Phone, 1.36M, 4b
SALESMEN WANTED
YOUNG MAN wanted to work in
Body Shop. Experience preferred
but not necessary. Apply in Per-
' son at the Wingham Body Shop.
' 4b
MAN WANTED—Are you dissat-
isfied with your work? Would
you like Q, business of your own?
If so, write Rawleigh's -Dept. L-
453-0G, 4005 Richelieu, Montreal,
Quebec. 4b
LIKE TO SELL?
We require two aggressive men to
enroll new members in this area.
Experience an asset but not essen-
tial. We are Ontario's foremost
Motor Club and we offer an op-
portunity for better than average
earnings and real future security.
Area supervisor to be appointed in
the near future. Inquiries invited
also for part-time -salesmen and
women. Write to Box 817, London,
Ontario. 413
WANTED
.AN ELECTRIC TRAIN in A 1
condition -Wanted, Apply to Box
71, Advance-Times. 4b
SMALL CUTTER WANTED; suit-
able for pony. Cameron Bill-
iards. 4b
MORTGAGE WANTED
$2,00Q.00 required for a first Mort-
gage on a 100 acre farm value
$4,000.00; will ." pay bonus and
good interest. Apply Box No, 73
Advance-Times. 4:11:18b
WANTED TO BUY"
FIVE OR SIX good stocker steers,
about 700 lbs. Phone Wroxeter
12r9. 4b
WANTED TO RENT
MODERN TWO-BEDROOM apart-
ment wanted to rent, preferable
heated, for family of three. Apply
Box No. 72 Advance-Times. 4b
- APPLICATIONS WANTED
Applications will be received by
the undersigned until 7 p.m, Fri-
day December 13, for the position
of Clerk- of the Township of Turn-
berry. Duties to commence on
January '1, 1958.
Geo. T. Thomson, Clerk.
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CARETAKING TENDERS
Tenders will be received until
December 12 by the undersigned
for, caretakers in the following
schools in Turnberry Township,
No's, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 9, 11, Lowest or
any tender not necessarily accept-
ed,
. Alex Corrigan, Sec.4reas,
4:11b
AMBULANCE SERVICE
:"',URRIE'S AMBULANCE, Wing-
ham. Safe, courteous Service.
Phone Day, 51; Night, 716 or 636.
13trb
DEADSTOCK WANTED
DEADSTOCK removed promptly
for sanitary disposal, FREE pick
up on larger animals, reasonable
collection charge for small ani-
mals. Phone collect Wingham
378; Palmer:1ton 123w, or Dur-
ham 398. Gordon Young Limited.
arrb
MISCELLANEOUS
RUGS SHAMPOOED in your
home, Phone 640.71. rrb
IS YOUR TELEVISION properly
friatired for all risk coverage?
Vor information phone 293, Stew-
art +. Scott, VVingham, 2rrb
STE-WART A. SCOTT can now
save you 15% on your car or
truck insurance: Yearly or six
months• policies are available.
Special rates for farmers. For
farther information phone 298,
Wingham. 29r-rb
SANITARY SEWAGE DISPOSAL
septic tanks, cesspools, cellars,
etc., pumped and cleaned, quick
Serviee, All Work guaranteed,
Apply Louis Blake, phone 42r6,
115trb Brussels.
WATERLOO CATTLE', Breeding
Association "Where Better Bulls
Are' Used", 'For artificial'in.
Sentinatian reformation' Or' ser-
vice frotti all breeds of cattlo,
phone The' Waterloo Cottle
Breeding Association at: Clinton
Ilk .24441 of Mil aria 130r12 be-
twee* "7.80 and. 0.30 a,tri, We have
all breeds available—TO,
cart'
YOU'VE TRIED .TBE "REST, now
try the best for ,spareribs .and
sauerkraut on Wednesday,' Fri-
day and Saturday evenings, Com-•
mercial Hotel, Formosa, 012/57
SUSSEX-ROCK PULLETS. for
sale, Five and a half months old,
Also oven-ready ehickens. Apply
to Ben McClenaghan, phone
40231, .4 4t
FOUND •
WRIST WATCH found in Wing--
ham, Owner may have same by
proving identity and paying fpr
the advertisement.
CARD OF THANKS
Mr. Andrew DoUglaS and family
wish to thank all friends, relatives
and neighbours for the floral tri-
butes, cards and sympathy extend-
ed to them in .their recent sad
bereavement, These kind deeds
shall never be forgotten. 4b
, CARA) Off THANKS,
I wish to express my sincere
thanks and appreciation to all my
friends, neighbors and relatives for
their cards, gifts and visits while
I was a patient in Wingham Gen-
eral Hospital. Special thanks to
Dr. B. N, Corrin, Mrs. I. Morrey
and staff of nurses.—Mrs. Ken
Sirinamon. 4°
CARD OF THANKS ••
The family of the late Knowlson
Hueston wish to thank all their
friend's, relatives and neighbors for
the floral tributes, cards of 'syrn-'
pathy and kindnesses extended to
them, at the time of their -bereave-
ment. Special thanks to the staff of
the Wingham general Hospital
and Dr. W. A, Crawford. .
CARD OF THANKS '
• The , family of • the late 'Stephen
Taylor wish to thank all their rela-
tives, neighbors and friends - for
floral tributes, cards of sympathy
and kindnesses, shown them du"ring
their recent bereavement in the
loss of their father. Special thanks
to Rev. E. C. Attwell, Dr. W. A,
McMurchy, Mrs, Morrey and the
nursing staff.af Wingham General
Hospital. 4b
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All persons having claims
against the estate of Margaret
Nicholson, late of the Village of
Belp„,Tave, in the County of Huron,
Widow, deceased, who died on or
about the 27th day of October,
AD. 1957, are notified to send to
the .undersigned, on or before the
14th day\ of December, 1957, full
ar partieuls of their claims in
writing, Immediately after the said
14th day of December, the assets
of the said Testatrix will be dis-
tributed amongst the parties 'en-
titled thereto, having regard only
to claims of which the. executors
shall then have notice,
DATED this 19th day of Novem-
ber, AD., 1957.
CRAWFORD & HETHERINGTON
Wingham, Ontario
Solicitors far' the Administrators
n27: d4.:11.1)
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All persons having claims against
the estate of HAZEL STAMPER,
late of the ToWnShip of West Ws,-
warmth, in the County of Huron,
Spinster, deceased, Who died on
or about the 9th day of October,
A.D, 1957, are notified to send to
the undersigned, on or before the
7th day of December, 1957, full
particulars of their claims in •writ-
ing, Immediately after the said
7th day of December, 1957, the as-
sets of the said Testator Will be
distributed amongst the parties en-
titled thereto, having regard only'
to claims of which the executor
Shall then have notice.
DATED this 18th day of Novem-
ber, A,D, 1957,
CRAWFORD BETHEPINOTON
Wingham, Ontario
Solicitors Or the Executor
20'2V4b
FINANCING A CAR1
1160146 Yoa btiy ask about our
Low Coat Financing Service with
complete Insurance "Coverage;,
STEWART A. SCOTT
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Box Hofer e .Names
Not Given. Out
;It strictly against our, rules
to 'divulge the bowie oir addreSS
of any advertiser using an
'ittiVittleettiliteS. BO* Ntititilet.
Please do net ask Us for this
- information,
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C.G.I.T. Prepares
For Christnias,'
)3ELGRAVE 7- The', La‘Lo-Li
group of the C.G.I.T. Met on Eri-
day evening with „their leader,
Mrs. Ted Fear in charge.. The
meeting, opened with the 'Purpose
and the hymn, followed
by the group repeating several
verses of the children's song. The
parts for the vesper service were
given out and practice started.. The
!lames ..tfor ,the, ,..Christmas) party
are to be drawn next 'week, "
The meeting closed with games
and Taps. The next meeting ,will
be held on Friday eVening, Dec-
ember 6, "at 7:30 when' it is hoped
'there will be a :full ,attendance.-
Post Office Gives
Mailing .Deadlines
For anyone planning to mail
Christmas parcels Overseas, or to
other provinces within the Dom-
inion, the local post office has re-
leased the following )1st of dead-
lines:
For Christmas ,,cards and par-
eels going to the 'United States,
mail before December 7th:
Decemher 11 is the deadline for
those going to q‘TewfOundland and
Britiih Columbia. For: Alberta,
inail'before "December 12, and for
SaSktitchewan and Manitoba, the
date ,is December 13, For other
Maritime Provinces, Ontario and
Queb6c, mail before December 14:
Local delivery deadline is by
December 17. After that the Post
Office can only ,do its best,
If you plan to use airmail, then
December 10 is the deadliA for
parcels and December 12 for letters
to Europe, and December 12 for
parcels and December 14 for letters
to Great Britain,
Christmas cards in 'unsealed en-
veloPes may be sent to all coun-
tries at the rate of 2 cents each.
Thee post office points out the ad-,
vantage of using first class mail
for Chriatmas greetings, is that
they may be sealed; contain writ-
ten messages and are eligible for
air transportation' if for delivery
in Canada, k
Former Residents
Are Fire Victims'
The residence of Arnold Craig,
eat Auburn, was completely gutted
by a fire which broke out about
8 a.m. Mende:Y. M. and. Mrs. Craig
are former residents Of Wingham.
The Kate was first noticed
around a chimney on the house
and three fire brigades answered
the call ter assistance frOM Att.
Urn, Blyth doderich. The
house IS the 4roperty of Edward
Davies.
Neighbours succeeded hi rernoV-
jag all the furniture in the build-
ing before 'the fire spread downw
tt,,traat Ow root, „
Mrs. J. W. Irwin Dies
After Fong Illness
'A well-known resident of St.
Catharines, Mrs. Jean Luella Ir-
win, wife of J, William Irwin, 9
Carleton Street West, died early
Sunday morning, November 24th,
following a prolonged illneSS.
Born in Blyth, she was a daugh-
ter of the late Mr, and Mrs, John
Armour and previous to her mar-
riage was on the• staff of the St
Catharines Board of .Edrieation,
She resided with her husband in
Wingham for several years, when
he was the town's chief of police,
She was a member of the United
Church and also of Unitas Rebek-
ah Lodge No, 16, I.0.0,E,
Mrs. Irwin is survived by her
husband, a daughter" Mrs, John
(Mary) Murphy 'of Merritton and,
a son, William W, Irwin of St.
Catharines, Four sisters, Mrs.
Thomas W. Huntley, Mrs. George
McKay, Mrs. John Thompson, sill
of Toronto and Mrs. Bert Lowery
of Glendale, California, and eight
granddhildren also survive.
The funeral was held on Tuesday
afternoon, November 26th, from
the Butler funeral home, with Rev.
Kenneth I. Cleator officiating.
WROXETER
Mrs. Lloyd McGee spent a few
days lait week with Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Bick of Bayfield.
Mrs. Glen McMichael, Mrs. Ken
.McMichael, Miss Shirley McMic-
hael and Miss Ruth Toner spent
Saturday in LOnclOn. Mrs.
ton and Miss Nancy Newton ac-
companied them to London and
spent the week-end with Mr, and
Mrs. Wm. "Newton, Byron.
BIRTHS
PETTEPLACE—In Wingharn Gen-
eral Hospital, on Wednesday,
November 27th, 1957, to Mr. and
Mrs. Ronald Petteplace;. Tees-
Water, a daughter.
MacEWEN—In Wingliam General
Hospital, on 'Thursday,. Novem-
ber ,28th, 1957, to Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas MacEwen, ER, 2, Gor-
rie, a son.
To the Electors of
TURNBERRII
Many ' thanks to those who
voted for me on' Saturday, as a
trustee for the school board.
I will Strive to do my W.A.
Season's •
• GreOtings
'We are giving you 410 $4.00 a ton
discount on ton lots of eoneentrat-
es. We have a Complete line* of
concentrates for hogs, cattle and
Panitry. Doil't pay More for, your
feeds than necessary take ad-
vantage of this offer we are giving
you through the ',month of
•- teinber.
Milk Producer, $3.85
Pig Booster Mash , $4.15
17% Lay Mash $3A0
My - sincere thanks' to those -
who voted for me, as a member
of the commit for. the Township
• of Turnherry,'
Your *confidence in --me
unpreciated.,
• Merry Christmas
and .
Happy New Year
to all.
Herb. Foxton
To The Electors
of Turnberry
Thank you --- and I will try to
justify your trust in me.
you Wishing all a Merry Christmas
and a Happy New-Year.
Glenn T. Appleby
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CHRISTMAS SALE
Huron Motors are slashing tractor prices 4
'on models in stock. ,
2-1957 Ford Model 860, complete with 5-speed
transmission, live power take-off, live hy-
draulic —.Reduced $400.00.
1957 Fordson Diesel, complete with multiple
speed transmission, live hydraulic, live pow- , take-Off. Reduce 4400,00.
0 All above .tractors are brand 'new - never been
used Factory Guaranteed.
fF. HURON MOTORS Ltd.l.
A. D. /ViacWILLIAM "!
Your FORD and Enos, nnAvrat
Wingha-m- : • Phone 237
:BUSINESS
and
PROFESSIONAL
ru
DIRECTORY
A. H.IFTAVISH
f,134,RRISTER, SOLICITOR
and NOTARY PUBLIC
TEESWATER ONTARIO
Telephoto 23 Tce3writOr
WrOxeter,-,-Etery Wednesday
afternoon, 2-4 p.m., or
try appointment,"
Frederick Fa Homuth'
fihm134 R.O.
Carol E. Homuth,
Mrs. Viola if, flotoutit, R.O.
'OPTOOIETRISIS
PHONE rib
Harrioton, Ontario
`LARGE UNITED States and Ca-
nadian Manufacturing Company
requires Field Representative in
HoWidk atcl, Kinloss townships,
EkeePtionally high earningC,
Ctiaranteed,. repeat business.
Atttornobile essential, Agtieul-
Carat or farming background
IttOst linportant. Sales training
giVert.. Reply to Box 84 London,
'Ontario. 29:21:4b
RE ItE.A.15Y for 1958! Start with
-4t permanent year-round busi,
bees, Ambitions representative
needed in CLINTON, DASH-
WOOD, EXETER, GODERICH,
GRAND . BEND, SEAP ORTH,
WINGBIAM and surroundings,
'You can earn VW) to 475 a Week,
Nelltng our woriderftil line of
dilly het esisitioat gift. boxes; COS.
*glee, Wherever yOu iritty live
'betel ati Opening for you,
t~d
rite for f ree Catalogue and de-
Oarciner, Dept, F., 1600
Pitiorinifetv Statiett d, Montreal,
10:14*7.41tX Pnonttora tact.
• 10,,Wmtrittlo Oluipbo. 41.i:4$0
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PROPERTY for sale„ lot 23, eon.
8. in Turnberry, with frame
house consisting of five rooms.
and bath, built-in 'cupboards, oil
furnace. Possession immediately.
Can bek bought with mortgage, WHY NOT tune in to Chatham
Apply to George McMillan, Harr- MVO, Sunday at 3;90 p,m. 830.
riston, phone 314.1 or Clare Hut- on your dial, 4;110S:24° ?bison., Harriston.
4
MALE HELP WANTED
ROUL'rRY FOR SAIX
Hetherington-Greer?
Vows at Winnipeg
A double-ring ceremony was
solemnized on November 8th, at.
7.30 p.m, in the Protestant Chapel,
RCAF Station, Winnipeg, when
Helen Martha, daughter of` Mrs.0
R. C. Green am:1 the late Richard
C. Green was given in marriage by
her uncle, Mr, D. P. Green to.
F/0, Robert Ian Hetherington,. son
of Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Hethering-'
ton, Wingham,' Ontario, The Rev.
Jack Matheson officiated: The
soloist was Mrs. Donna-Ritchie, •
The bride, carrying a cascade of
red roses and white feathered car-
nations, chose a full-length gown
of embossed embroidered faille,
with long lily-point sleeves. The
dress was worn over a hoop petti-
coat and fell in a slight train. Her
coronet, decorated with pearls held
her fingertip veil of pure silk brid-
al illusion..
Mrs: pan Scott of 'Toronto, was
matron of honour and Miss Beth
Thompson, cousin of the bride,
was' junior bridesmaid,. Both wore
turquoise gOwns and carried- tur-
quoise and white carnations.
The best man was F/0 Gordon
Shaver of Cornwall. P10 Dale
Newton and P/O Andre Roux of
Flin Flon, Manitoba and Menrteal,
P.Q., respectively, ushered • the
guests,
The reception was held in Offic-
ers' Mess "B" RCAF Station, Win-
nipeg.
NOTED MUSICIAN
WINhHAM NATIVE
Mrs. Lama Homuth Marshall,
widow of Dr, Russell W, Marshall,
well known in church tend musical
circles, died at her home in Tor-
onto .on Wednesday • of last week
following a heart attach,
A native of Wingham, Mrs.
Marshall •was a daughter Of the
late. Mr. and Mrs. fJ. Homuth,
-Her father was In 'business here
for many years, a partner in the
firm, of Homuth and Bowles, She
was a frequent visitor to Wingham.
She received her musical train-
ing in New 'York and later moved
to Toronto, where she 'Was married.
A lyric soprano, she was at one
time the soloist in Yorkminster
Baptist Church, She had also
taught 'voice and was n member of
the Heliconian Club and the Home
Musical Club, of which she Was a
former president.
She was predeceased by a
brother and two sisters,. Milton,,
Mrs, Bowles and Mrs. Gifford,
Mrs, 3. Kolb', Minnie Street, Is
a cousin.
CRAWFORD It
HETHERINOTON
Barristers, Solicitors, Etc.
Wingtain, Phone 48
01, IL CRAWFORD, Q.C.
R. 5, IIETHEBINGTON, Q.O,
J.W. BUSHFIELD
Q.C.
Barrister, Solicitor, 'Notary,-
Moaey
,
to Loan
Office Meyer Blot*, Wingham
WELINTON FIRE
Insurance Cc npany
Est, I1140'
An all Canadian Corripany Whieh
. has faithfully sawed its polio
holders; for over a eellitiry.
Item) Office Toronte
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