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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1960-04-13, Page 5Alan D. Bennett WINGHAIlli UNITED CHURCH Teacher of Theory, Piano, and Organ.. Telephone 879 MORE . TILLER VALUE for your dollar! NEW HAHN POW-R-AOY "66" ROTARY TILLER Easy on your budget but a demon for work. Easily pulverbes even hard• packed soil and grassy sod, So light and well•balanced, women and children find It's fun to use. Plov,PS or cultivates to 6" depth, 16" swath - 24" with exten- sion tines. instantly adjustable depth bar. Instantly detachable wheels. Nev..- op- cional reverse drive. Full year guarantee. Come in today. See the rotary tiller that s dives you more value for your dollar! as low as $139.95 STAINTON HARDWARE Phone 30 Wingham 18.1111 lllllll :01101111111111010 llllllllllll 101 lllll 101 lllllllllll CHOOSE THE BIGHT BIRD to fit your market te Ott,‘"rot ,ts LIGHT BREEDS such as Stone's, Demlerchix, True - Lines - All high producing foghorns from famed U.S. blood lines. HEAVY BREEDS-Roe Red X Sussex and Sussex X Red Crosses for larger dual pur- pose birds with remarkable egg records of large eggs. NEW CONCEPT IN CHICK BUYING ROE FARMS buys the finest U.S. Blood lines outright and offers you a wide choice of the best --to ,it your job. NO PENALTY PAYMENTS ROE V f. niVilS LIMITED Armor), ONTARIO Write for prices Way. 4.1.1,1114006aiea""eeeele4eere.6 NOTICE TO ALL OWNERS. OR, HARI3ORER$ OF DOGS YOUR. DOG .MUST BE TAGGED BY APRIL 30, 1960 The owner, possessor, or harborer of a dog shall cause the same to be registered at ,the office of Town Clerk or Police Chief ON OR BEFORE APRIL 30, 1960 MALE DOG ...$ 5.00 FEMALE DOG $ 4.00 SECOND MALE DOG $ 4.00 SECOND F1311.1ALI DOG ..$ 0.00 KENNEL LICENSE , $10410 Gordon Dey.ell, CHIEF OF POLICE. The IrolhOom MVO,l1OP.T01000, Wodnesilef, April 114 XV0 .Plitto People,Who Shop in Win. hamiteadTheAdva 4e;11 BOAR Visitors over the week-end and On SundaY With Mrs. David Artn- strong- were 'Mr. and Mrs. Jaeir Armstrong of yI-I,arnilton, Mr. and Mrs. Gibson Armstrong and family of London, Mr. Irvin Gibson, Mr. and Mrs, -Garold Roberts, Mrs. Myrtle Wallace and Mrs. ROO. Ro- berts of Listowel. Mr, and Mrs, Ray Hunking of BlYth visited on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. James Lamont, Mr. David Armstrong is pa- tient in the Wingham Bospital. Mr. and UP, Eugene Armitage and ;family of London,_ visited On Sunday with Mrs. Jim Young. Mr. and Mrs. Trevor Moores and family of Brampton visited with Belgrave friends over the week- end. Quite a. number of members of the Evening Auxiliary were guests on Tuesday evening of the Brus- sels Friendship Circle. The Easter and annual meeting of the Belgrave Women's Insti- tute will be held on Tuesday after- noon in the community centre with Mrs. Clark Johnston as convener of the program. Reports will be given by the standing committees, Mrs. George Michie attended the United Church WMS confereneei. branch meeting held at Sarnia last gonday7- Tuesday and Wed- nesday, Miss Florence Cools, of Wingliam, visited last Wednesday with Mrs. James Lamont and family. Mr. sand Mrs. Alan Dunbas visit- ed on Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Keith. Dunbar and family at Wingham, and with her father, Mr. Fred Pickett, at Londesboro, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie "Vinc ent and family, of Goderich', visited on Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs.:Bud Orr and family. • Club 20 Meeting (Late for last week) BELGRAVE - Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse were• hosts to the Club 20, group on Wednesday even- ing at' the Mune of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler. A social time was spent and ,progressive euchre was played with high prizes going to Mrs, James R. Coultes and George Michie. Consolation prizes went 'to Mrs. Clifton Walsh and George Martin. A lunch was served. CUT COM itlz OMPERPVELY 1,011•1•••••• USE THE CO-OP FEED PROGRAM FOR HOGS illIbetiler you produce your own pigs, buy-gaited pigs, Lad feed or self feed your sows and growing pigs, time is a Co-op feed for every need. For few pigs or swam your Co-op has the feed program to give the best sesuits. Qt trained personnel will be glad to discuss with you Mae feed program designed to help you cut costs owsperativel,v. BENRAVE CO-OP Phone: Wingham 1091; Brussels 388810 .....raaabemoriosiammomamorm•••••ime.aj 5-piece BRIDGE SETS (Tubular Steel) Regular val et r A $33.75 U nl BUNK- BEDS Comp. Spring-filled Mattress ONLY $64.75 8-piece REMNANTS Approx. 20" x 20" 30 c each $2.25 I FOR ALL CLOTHES HAMPERS 7:01v $6.66 Set Living Room Tables 2 Step Tables 1 Coffee Tables (Arborite) Regular t 942 fic $32,85 TOSS TOSS CUSHIONS Regular 9 rk $1,150 C CASH SPECTACULARS Foam Bed Pillows ONLY $11.00 pr. Chrome High Chairs Regular $16.05 $14.95 TV Swivel ROCKERS Regular $37 I-, A $41.75 .a u 5-PIECES BEDROOM SUITE (Walnut) WITH SPRING AND SEALY SMOOTII-TOP MATTRESS $22&00 $267.90 $28.00 Down $19.00 Monthly. Regular 5-PTECES BEDROOM SUITE (Kneehtel Elm WITH SPRING AND SEALY SMOOTH-TOP MATTRESS Regular $329.00 $36.00 Down $296.00 $24.00 Monthly 3-PIECES BEDROOM SUITE (Kilgour Walnut) WITH SPRING AND SEALY SMOOTH-TOP MATTRESS Regular $249.00 $281.90 $29.00 Down $20.80 Monthly 2-PIECE DAVENO SUITE • Sturdy Construction • Combination Upholstery Brown Frieze - Beige Leatherette $131." Trade $21.00 Down $10.80 Monthly fi PIECE DINETTE SUITE • Corner 'Cabinet • Console Table 4 Chairs Ideal for Small Apartments Regular $226.00 • , $245.25 $26.00 Down $19.00 Monthly 2-PIECE SKLAR CHESTERFIELD SUITE • Deep Foam • Champagne Beize Frieze • Open Frame Construction $239.00 Trytdhe $29.00 Down $19.90 Monthly 7-PIECE Chrome KITCHEN Suite 06 Chairs • BIG 36"x60"x84" Table • Black and Grey . Regular $129.75 $147.50 $19.75 Down $10.80 Monthly 5-PIECE Chrome KITCHEN Suite • 4 Chairs • 36x48x60" Table • Beige and Brown Regular $66.60 $74.95 $6.60 Down $11.66 Monthly 5-PIECE Chrome KITCHEN Suite • 4 Chairs • 36"x48":030 Table • Walnut and Beige Regular $"A% tw.00 • $112.00 $9.00 Down $15.00 Monthly 3-PIECE BEDROOM SUITE (Walnut) 0 Chiffonier • Book Bed • Double Dresser and Plate Glass Regular $197.00 $219.00 $27.00 Down $16.30 Monthly & So" Furniture PHONE 51 WINGHAM SPRING HOUSECLEAN. INC TIME APPLY, LIT DRY SUPER FOAM Introductory $ 1.49 Offer AUTOIVIAGIC SHAMPOO Rugs and Upholstering of all kinds wwe Summer Camp Discussed at CGIT • BELGRAVE-The regular meet- ing of the Canadian Girls in Train- ing ,was opened with the purpose and Scripture on. Friday evening. This was followed by the secre- tary's report. The next meeting will be held on April 27th, and the roll call will he answered with a picture of Africa. A discussion was held about going to camp this summer. Margaret Nicholson and Joyce Procter will be in charge of the worship service at the next meeting and everyone is requested to bring a collection to this meet- ing. - The girls enjoyed a story about Africa. The- worship service op- ened with the hymn, "Christ the Lord Is Risen Today", after which Florence Rinn read the story, "The Upstairs Room". Bet- ty Rinn read the Scripture. The girls sang the hymn "Come Let Us Sing of a Wonderful Love" and the benediction closed the service, ' The group made animals from gumdrops for their African pro- ject and the singing of Taps clos- ed the meeting. FLOOR LAMPS (With Bulb) - • Regular • ei ;pax; 10•UtAI Crib with Spring Mattress (Roxatone) Complete $34 50 4/6 Bookcase Bed (Walnut) Regular $37 00 $49.95 • BELGRAVE-A capacity crowd filled the Forester's Hall on Friday evening for a variety concert spon- sored by the Group Committee of the Belgrave Boy Scouts and Wolf Cubs, Hanna. Vincent) chairman, intro- duced the leaders of the Cubs, Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler, Mrs. Harold Vincent, Mrs. Gordon MeBurneY, Mrs. Clare VanCamp and Mrs. Bud Orr. These leaders with the members of the Cubs, opened the program with the Grand Howl, salute to the flra and prayer as is done at the regular meetings. Each group of Cubs gave a demon- stration of some of the things they are taught at meetings. This por- tion was finished off with a jungle dance, followed by two songs by all the Cubs, accompanied by Mrs. Elaine McDowell, Nancy Anderson and Brenda Johnston formed a duet and sang, "Peter Cottontail" and "This Old Man", accompanied by Mrs. George Johnston. Lawrence Taylor gave two readings. Fred Cook gave a splendid dis- play of step-dancing accompanied by Mrs. George Johnston, Alec Robertson and Arnold Bruce, Karen Anderson, Joyce Arm- strong, Ruth Michie, Loreena Arm- strong, Marilyn Campbell and Kay VanCamp joined together and sang, "When My Blue Moon Turns to Gold" and "You Are My Sun- shine", accompanied by the Comet- Tiers and their guitars. The Bel- grave Orchestra, consisting of Mrs. George Johnston, Mrs. John Nixon, Arnold Bruce, Alec Robert- son, Ross Anderson, Albert Bieman and Bud Orr, favoured with sev- eral toe-tapping instrumental num- bers. The young people of the 10th line of East, Wawanosh put on a humorous play, "With the Help of the • Fairily". Mrs. Walter Scott gave two readings. Two songs by the ' Comet-Tiers, Garth Walden, John. McDowell and Al Rettinger, were accompanied by their guitars. Mystery lloxes Sold at Guild T3F,r,.,GRA.v -Mrs. Cooper Neth- cry welcomed the members Of the Ladies' Guild to her home for the regular meeting'. Mrs. Clare Van Camp was in charge .and opened the meeting with a hymn, prayer and the Lord's Prayer. Mrs. F. Meally read the Scripture lesson. Minutes of the last meeting were read by Mrs. Richard Procter and Mrs. C. Nethery gave the treasur- er's report. It was reported by the quilt committee that they had two quilts finished and one still to do, Plans were made to clean the church before Easter. Some discussion was held alma helping with mending at the Wingham Hospital. Mrs. Meally gave a talk about the Cancer Society. The roll call was answered with an Easter verse. Miss Stella Nethery was in charge of the program, which included readings by Mrs. Robert Higgins and Mrs, Richard Procter; duet by Mrs. Clarence Wade and Mrs G. W, Cruickshank of Wingham, "How Great Thou Art", aecom- parried by Mrs. Lawrence Van- nan. Mrs. Wade also favored with a solo, "Among My Souvenirs", ac- companied by Mrs. Vannan. Miss Nethery conducted a contest. A sale of mystery boxes was held and Rev. Meally closed the meeting. Grace was sung and lunch was served by the hostess. two vocal solos were sung by George Procter, accompanied by Miss Ruth Procter, Albert Bieman gave several mouth organ selections, accompan- ied at the piano by Mrs. I3ieman, Nancy VanCamp did the Highland Fling accompanied at the piano by Lorne Campbell, Mrs.*George John- ston and Bud Orr sang- duets, "Whispering Hope" and "Smile Awhile", accompanied by Mrs. John Nixon, A reading by Clifford Coultes, and a recitation by Bob Taylor were followed by several accordion selections by Mrs. John Nixon. The chairman expressed thanks to all who had helped in any way to make this program a success, Forthe closing number the Boy Scouts and their leaders intro- This Week's Euchre BELGRAVE 'there were seven tables in play at the regular week- ly euchre held in the community centre, with high prizes going to Mrs. Carl Procter and Chris Ne- thery. Consolation prizes went to Mrs. Victor Yungblut and John E. McCallum. Novelty prize win- ners were Mrs. Joe Dunbar and Harold Vincent. SPECIAL SERVICE AT KNOX CHURCH rt4LGRA.VE--A large crowd ga- thered at the Knox United Church on nday sponsoredeveni b y n gf or the Woman's the he special service Missionary Society. Mrs. Walter Scott was in charge and she was assisted by Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler and Mrs. Leslie Bolt. Numbers on the program includ- ed vocal numbers by a double trio, Marlene Walsh, Joyce Armstrong, Karen Anderson, Loreen Arm- strong, Ruth Michie and Marilyn Campbell, A double duet, Mrs. George Johnston, Mrs. Carl Proc- ter, Mrs. George Miehie and Mrs. Stanley Cook, and a duet by Mrs. Elaine Nixon and Miss Lorna Bolt. The main feature of the service was the lovely chalk drawings of "Jesus in the Garden", which was highlighted by colored lights, These drawings were done by Ross Mc- Kay of London. 4=H Swine Club Organized Monday BELGRAVE The North Huron Swine Club held its first organiza- tion meeting for 1960 in the com- munity centre on Monday evening. The club leaders for this year are Jim Coultes and Ken Coultes. Don Green, assistant agricultural representative for Huron County, outlined the activities concerning 4-H work. New officers elected were Walter Bacon, president; Jim Sproal, vice-president; Dorothy Howatt, secretary, and Jean Bacon, press reporter. The meetings are to he held on the third Monday of each month. With all repeating the 4-H pledge the meeting was brought to a close. *V` EXCELLENT PROGRAM OF LOCAL TALENT ARM CHAIRS (Variety) Reg"'31' $2,4 6 00 • $26,61) Ivan Dow gave a monologue and dueed themselves and• sang Taps. SKLAR CHESTERFIELD SUITE * Deep Foam • Nylon Frieze (Rose Beige) 6 OTHER, COLOUR AVAILABLE • FOR ORDER. $229.06 Trade $29.00 Down $19.00 Monthly 2-PIECE DAVENO SUITE • Sturdy Construction • Wool Freize (Green) • Couch by day Bed by night $127.00 Trade ,,ith $17.00 Down $10.80 Monthly 2-PIEGF, FRENCH PROVINCIAL LIVING ROOM SUITE • Walnut • Deep Foam Cushions • Good quality Beige upholstering $218.0° Tradewiti $28.00 Down $18.10 Monthly Sklar 100 Decorator Fabrics To Choose From Come in and see them I 3 Payment Plans Free Delivery E SECOND FLOOR W Showroom at ee & 56(44 Come in and Browse, -- Take advantage of Special Price Reductions, given as our appreciation for your patronage THREE FLOORS OF FINE .HOME FURNISHING