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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1960-10-12, Page 4Fla Four ahe Wl4hanl AdVanCRWX1Ine5, NWilnesdity, Oct. 12, 960 IN THE LIBRARY By DORIS G. McKIBBON Recently I have read -two novels by the same author, namely COMMAND THE MORNING by Pearl Buck and the older "Letter from Peking", Frankly, I preferred the second one. It dwelt upon those almost in- tangible qualities of mind and heart that make people real to me. "Command the Morning" (isn't that a majestic title?), however, will be the more popular because it will interest a greater number of different types of people. As al- ways, in both books, Pearl Buck provides material well worth per- usal. This is a story full of excitement and suspense, It takes place during the Second World War and ends with Hiroshima. Its principal char- acters are scientists, a breed of men apart. At this point in their collective knowledge they are haunted by a,- power just 'beyond their reach — the unleashing and control of the atom, In considerable detail she recounts their experi- ments and discussions, We see their hopes and fears, sense their scruples and desires. We follow their wives and families as they move from place to place; we sympathize with •their loneliness as they are kept on the fringes of the men's lives 'because of the over- whelming heed for secrecy, The main characters are fictiti- ous, but believable none the less. We are caught up in their feverish determination to harness this power. We ate tortured by their doubtful reluctance to loose the forces of destruction, which could mean the annihilation of this planet, The writing it superb — logical, sure and beautiful. The facts are correct—the author read Widely and talked with those Who lived and worked at Oak Ridges, Los Alamos and other atomic in. stallations. The climax I quote, that you may taste the quality of the book: "Over the city in Japan the plane floated like a butterfly above an open flower. It hovered like a fish hawk above a silver pond in the morning when the goldfish swarm to the surface to catch the light of the sun. It was a midsummer morn- ing, the day's 'business just begun . . . They lifted their faces and saw a plane in the sky, a single plane. They were reassured. One plane, What damage could it do? . "Unnoticed ,a silver thing fell out of the plane and twisted down- ward, a small thing in the sky, not bigger than a toy, a glittering dot, a piece torn from the sun. It was in fact a piece of the sun, a globe of fire, one third of a mile in di- ameter, with a temperature in the centre of one hundred million de- grees 'Fahrenheit, compressed into a small metal container. Suddenly the container burst. The air around it was forced away by the enor- mous pressure and out of the fierce violence winds arose at hundreds of miles an hour, even a thousand, in great waves. The mighty push, the violent blast, set aflame everything within its reach, Wood, cloth, thatched roofs, great works of art, and human flesh, blood, bone, and brain. And following were the un- seen rays of radiation. Of three hundred thousand people in tie city, a third 'were dead in one In- stant, and of those remaining, most, were burned, crippled and scarred for life, the deep returning scars boiling up out of their renewed flesh. , , . A great silence fell upon the earth.. Out of that silence conies the question asked by God of lob, so long ago: "Hest thou commanded the morning?" And the questing eyes Deering into the future see a different reply to thd query then unanswered. Reminders Are Expensive! it's slot hard to forget all about your fire intiiirence-,- and bow Much or how little it covers. But . if you wait to be re- minded by a fire loss the delay could he drastically expensive. Review your insurance protection NOW — or better still, talk it over with— Sterling Trust Corporation, 4 Erie Mortgage tiorporatiWoHRO";ETER H. WYL E Agent fist, Huron P HONE, GI n°Ae ur at ol FireInsurance_ Thef Liability Theft Wind TENDERS FOR L. C. B. 0. STORE AND WAREHOUSE Sealed tenders are being received by the Consulting Engineers, S, Associates Ltd., 794 Eglinton Ave. East Toronto, until 12 o'clock noon, Wednesday, October 20, 1900, for the construction of a liquor store and warehouse in Winghani for the Liquor Control Board of Ontario, Plans and specifications may be obtained by the General Con- tractors from the Consulting Engineers on and after Oct. 10, 190, on deposit of $50.00. Lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted, Wm. S. Hall & Associates Ltd., Consulting Engineers, 794 Eglinton Ave. East, Toronto 17, Ont. DIED Richard. Finnigan, 87, of Glade- rich, 'Sunday at his home, Sur- vivors: wife, former Sarah Plow- man; sons, Benson, Herbert, Gord- on, all Dungannon; John, Wing- ham; Roy, Auburn; Kitchener, of Goderich; daughters, Myrtle and Christena, Dungannon; Mrs. Olive Culbert, Goderich, Service, Stiles funeral home, Goderich, 2 p.m. Wednesday, Mrs. Robert Weir Buried Friday Rev. C. F. Johnson officiated on Friday afternoon at the S. J. Wal- ker fnueral home when service was held for the late Mrs. Robert Weir, 79, who died, at her home, Con. 10, Turnberry, on Monday, October 3. She had not been Ill long. The former Margaret Anne Mar- shall was born in Turnberry. She married Mr. Weir in 1918. He pre- deceased her in 1935. She is sur- vived by two brothers, Samuel and Wesley Marshall. The pallbearers were Harry Mul- vey, Tom Abraham, Carl Fitch, Harvey Simmons, Alex Lincoln and Lance Lincoln, Interment was in Wingham Cemetery. G. H. Ruttan Dies, Taught in Manitoba George Henry Ruttan, 80, of Norwood, Man., died on September 30 at his home. Service was held at Norwood with a second service at Hamiota, where burial took place. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ruttan of Gorrie and their daugh- ter, Mrs. Glen Fraser, and Mrs. Nellie Scott of Brussels attended the funeral and have just returned home. Mr. Ruttan was born in Wing- ham, He taught school in Herniate from 1927 to 1950, when he moved to Winnipeg. He taught at the Manitoba Technical Institute from then until 1957, when he retired. He was an elder in Norwood United Church and a life member of the Heather Curling Club. He is survived by his wife, Eva and two sons, George Douglas and Group Captain Charles; two broth- Ilre; Leonard and 'Anson of Gorrie' and a sister, Mrs. Nellie Scott of Brussels. There are nine grand- children, WINGHAM ADVANCE-TIMES & CO. LTD., REALTORS Orangeville Brampton phone 1181 GL. 1-1510 Direst Toronto line phone BU. 6-4615 Hanover Flesherton phone 870 phone .110 Guelph TAylor 4-5051 Owen Sound phone FRanklin 6-3166 SOLD! DURING THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER, THESE 'PROPERTIES WERE SOLD BY STARR REAL ESTATE. Owner: Ernest I. Howe, 'Marton. Acreage at Colpoy's Bag Sold to: Ursula 11L. Gash, St. Catharines Owner: V. A. Gardner, Port Credit, Ye Olde !Tavern Hotel, 'Toronto Sold to: 'Sam Lipsky, Toronto Owner:, Abram Niezen, Teeswater. Farm near Teeswater Sold to: Mike Kobzey, Elliot Lake Owner: Wm. G. Cormack, Chesley. Service station at Chesley Sold to: John Oullett, Port Rowan Owner: J. P. Duggan, Chatsworth. Farm at Williamsford Sold to: John D. Carpenter, Brampton Owner: Dundalk Farmers Co-op Co. LW., Dundalk Abattoir Sold, to: Ernest Heidermann, Toronto Owner: Leopold Guerin, Varney. Golden-Key Snack Bar, Hwy. No. 6 Sold to: W. C. Davis, Brantford Owner: Stanley Chapman, Chatham House in Dundalk Sold to: Ernest Jakobs of Toronto Owner: Edelbrock Bros. Ltd., Orangeville. House in Orangeville told to: Bert Allen, Hoeldey Village Owner: Edelbrock Bros. Ltd., Orangeville. House in Orangeville Sold to: B. W. Gooderham, Alton, Ont. Owner: Edelbrook Bros. Ltd., Orangeville. House in Orangeville Sold to: Ralph Thompson, R.R. No. 2, Orangeville Owner: William Schnurr, Alton, Cran-Alt Snack. Bat' Sold to: Richard Bekkers, Oakville Owner: Edelbrock Bros. Ltd., Orangeville. House in Orangeville Sold to: R. J. Funston, Downsview Owner: Mona Stubbs, Orangeville. House in Orangeville Sold to: Irene S. Clowes,, Orangeville Owner: Dave Chambers, Tottenham. Dave's Restaurant, Tottenham Sold to: William Stephens, Aurora, Ont. Owner: Hazel Macintosh, Creemore. Hazel's Restaurant, Creemore Sold to: L. Nairn & E. Glover, Port Credit Owner: James McCullough, Orton. Farm at Orton Sold'tor Henry Frank, Toronto 15. Owner: E. Walker,Orangeville. House in Orangeville Sold to: William urela Orangeville Owner: Victor McElrea, Meaford. Farm at Walters Falls Sold to: W. R, Kellough & Associates, Scarborough Owner: Wm. Jones, 11,11, No. 1, Caledon. Home in Palmerston Sold to: Walter Mott, Scarborugh Owner: Ken Farrell, Port Elgin. House in Orangeville Sold to: James McCullough, Orton Owner: Marjorie MacDonald, Brighton. Lot on Lake Eugenia Sold to: Fred D. McTavish, Flesherton Owner: Marjorie MacDonald, Brighton, Lot on Lake Eugenia Sold to: Fred Pallett, Somerville Owner: Marjorie MacDonald, Brighton; Lot on Lake Eugenia Sold to: Ronald Greville Dourly's, Brampton Owner. Wallace Dobb, Walkerton. House and acreage at Hanover Sold to: George Robb, Port Colborne Owner: Joe Brownridge, Georgetown. House east of Georgetown Sold to: Robert Clay, Scarborough J. W. BUSIIFIELD Q.C. Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, Etc. Office--Mayer Block, Winghum •••••••••••••1 CRAWFORD & IIETIIERINCTON Barristers, Solicitors, Etc. Wingham, Phone 48 ,l. EL CRAWFORD, Q.C. R. S. HETHERINGTON. Q.C. WELLINGTON FIRE Insurance Company Est. 1840 An all Canadian Company which has faithfully served its policy holders for over a century. Head Office — Toronto MacLean Insurtmet Agency Wingham FOR SALE USED LIMIBER for sale. Phone 493. 12b 15 CORDS dry cherry wood far sale, 13" long. Phone 743W2 12* KILN FILTERS for sale—"Rapid Flo", 6-inch, 85e; 6%-inch, 89c. Alexander's Hardware, lrrb CAPONS for sale, 7 to 9 lbs., 32c per lb. Live. Fred Lewis, R.R. 1, Wingham. 12* ELECTROLUX sales and service. Bert Harris, 109 Newgate St., Goderich, phone JA 4-7917. 31rrb PUREBRED female German Shepherd for sale. Phone 600j3, Wingham. 12b SEE THE 1310 DISPLAY of Drap- ery material now at Walker Home Furnishings. Hundreds of patterns and fabrics. 121926b HARD MAPLE and beech blocks for sale. Suitable for stove or furnace. Also some limb wood. Phone 549w3, Wingham. 12* VACUUM CLEANER hoses, to fit all cleaners $6.95 at PATTISON RADIO AND ELECTRIC, WING- HAM, 21-28-13h 30 FOOT GLENDALE house trail- er for sale, completely equipped. One bedroom and bathroom, furnace, refrigerator, stove, etc. Apply at Lockridge Butcher Shop. 12b RENOVATOR—The ideal product fel' cleaning upholstery and rugs. Get it now for fall houseclean- ing at Walker Home Furnish- ings, Wingham, 121926b FILTER QUEEN Sales and Ser- vice, repairs to all makes of vacuum cleaners. Used cleaners of all makes for sale. Robert K. Peck, Varna. telephone Hensall 696R2. larrb HAVE FUN with paint by number kits—the hobby that tops the. list. Anyone can make beauti- ful oil paintings this easy way. Select from our big stock. Marg's Book Store. Wingham. 12b SINGER SALES & SERVICE—Re- pairs to all makes of sewing machines, vacuums and floor inolishers. Used machines for sale. Ithone 665, Wingham, George Henderson. 15rrb OWEN SOUND Typewriter C Authorized dealer for Olympia typewriters. Complete service on all makes of typewriters, adding machines and cash registers. For •prompt and efficient service phone FR. 6-4841. 13rrb REAL ESTATE FOR SALE BUILDING LOT for sale on Water St. Phone 487R. 12-194, FARM FOR SALE 150 acres excellent farm land, 2 miles east of Teeswater on paved highway, 40 rods from school. Bank barn 68'x70'; brick house with oil furnace, 3-piece bath. Steel implement shed, garage. Also 49 acres good level land, lot 10, con. 8, Culross. Bank barn. Apply Walter Cronin, Teeswater. 5-12b 100 ACRES, 99 acres workable, 7 miles from Wingham, Buildings in very good repair. Good wa- ter supply with pressure system Clay loam soil with good drain- age. On this farm is located a 1n storey house with four bed- rooms. Completely modernized. Price of farm $15,000.00 with good terms. VERY GOOD RED) DOUBLE bricked home. 5 bedrooms, 3- piece bath upstairs and 1 piece downstairs. Full basement, fur- nace with radiators throughout. Hot and cold water taps. Hydro with heavy wiring for stove. Side driveway. Also foundation for garage. Priced to sell. Good terms available. For your real estate needs contact FRANK CASKANETTE Phone 305, Wingham agent for WILFRED McINTEE Walkerton, Ont. 1.2b LIVESTOCK FOR SALE 15 YOUNG 'EWES, 1 Suffolk ram for sale. Carl Dinsmore, Gorrie, phone 'Wroxeter 31.1t11. 12h 2 HEREFORD BULLS of service- able age for sale, aecrodited and blood tested, Apply to Bert 1101ines, phone 632w1, Wingham, 12b SALE 300 RED SUSSEX pullets for sale. Carl MeClenaghari. ]'hone 402,11. 12b 100 RSR Pt" ‘E'TS, 51:.; menthe old, Started to lay; also 250 BSA Tear-old hens. Bernard Thomas, xt,a 4, Wingham, phone Brits- :Olt 11A11. 12b DEAD STOCK WANTED FRESH, DEAD, DISABLED COWS, HORSES, $5.00 each MINK HORSES, 4c lb. H. C. LANG DURHAM Call long distance DURHAM ZENITH 4-3900 (All calls prepaid) 012rrb ACHESON'S Dead Stock Service Highest Ca&h Prices Paid for Dead, Old, Sick or Disabled Horses and Cattle. Call Long Distance Atwood Zenith 3-4900 (no toll charge) Day or Night SEVEN DAY SERVICE DEAD STOCK SERVICE Highest Cash Prices For Old, Sick and Disabled Cows and Horses DEAD STOCK AT HIGHEST CASH VALUE Please Phone Promptly Call Collect 133 Bruce Marlatt Brussels, Ont. 24 HOUR SERVICE DANCE at the Esquire Ballroom, Hanover, Ontario. Friday—Brian Fawley, King of Rock and Roll; Saturday Doug. Matheson and his Orchestra. A fine modern band, Dance where dancing is a pleasure. CE28rrb - • MR. VAUGHAN DOUGLAS will be the speaker for the regular meeting of the Women's Insti- tute on Oct. 20th. Program con- veners, Mrs, H. Currie and Mrs. J, L, Currie, Roll eall, "A weed that should be eradicated". Host- ess, Mrs. R, Powell. CE12b WANTED TO IIOY THREE BEDROOM house. Apply P.O. Box 141, Wingham. 12b LIVE FOWL. Picked up at farm. Phone Wingham 618.112 or 622W4. 21-28-05-12 CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank all who remem- bered me with cards,' treats and visits while I was a patient in the Wingham General Hospital. Spec- ial thanks to Doctors Crawford and Meyers; also Mrs. Morrey and her nursing staff.—Charles Chit tick. 12* We wish to thank all friends, relatives and neighbors for their expressions of sympathy and kind- ness in our recent bereavement, and for the spiritual and floral tributes; Rev. Johnson and Dr. Young.—The Marshall family. 12* Wishing to thank all who so kindly remembered me while in Wingham General Hospital; who sent letters, cards, treats and flow- ers, and all who so kindly called to visit me. Special thanks to Drs. Corrin and Smith and Mrs. Morrey and staff of nurses.—Mary Ritchie. 12b MISCELLANEOUS ENQUIRE about our complete drapery service. Hundreds of samples. _Drapes eustorn made and installed by Walker Home . Furnishings, Wingham. 12:19 :26b EDUCATIONAL TOYS can aid your youngster's progress at school. Drop in to Marg's Book Store, Wingham, and choose from a, wide selection suited to children from pre-school age to Grade 7. 12b ACCOUNTS receivable purchased. 1st and 2nd mortgage money available. Contact Bluewater Acceptance Limited, 937 2nd Ave. East, Owen Sound. Phone FRanklin 6-7324. 1219262b DONKEYS — Children love them. Free use until June Or longer in exchange for good care on farms by responsible people. Will deliver 'and pick up. Bud Smith, R. R. 3, Stouffville, Ont., phone 95812. 12b NOTICE. COURT OF REVISION FOR THE TOWNSHIP OF HOWICK The Court of Revision on the Assessment Roll prepared in 1960 for the Township of Howick will be held in the Clerk's office, Gor- rie, on Friday, Oct, 28th, 1960, at 8 p.m. J. HAROLD POLLOCK, Clerk, Township of Howick Gorrie, 'Ontario. 12b WATERLOO CATTLE BREEDING ASSOCIATION 'Where Better Bulls Are Used' Artificial Insemination S'ervice is provided from bulls of all breeds. We are farmer owned and con- trolled and operate at cost. Summer-calling hours: 7.30 and 9.30 a.m. week days 6.00 and 8.00 P.m. Saturday evenings For service or More information call: CLINTON ZENITH 9.5650 or Collect TEESWATER 126 BIRTHS GALLAGHER - Dr. and Mrs. Douglas H. Gallagher (Marjorie Falconer), of Lorraine, Kansas, wish to announce the birth of their fourth child, a son, David Allan, on September 20, at the Ellsworth Veteran's Memorial Hospital, Ellsworth, Kansas. PT.JRDON -- At Wingham General Hospital on Thursday, October 6, 1960, to Mr. and Mrs, William Purdon, R. R. 3, Wingham, a son. DEynt,T, --- At Wingham General Hospital on Thursday, October 6, 1960, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Deyell, Wingham, a son, BRIDGE — At Wingham General Hospital on Saturday, October 8, 1960, to Mr. and Mrs. Allan Bridge, Brussels, twins, a son and a daughter. STANLEY—At Wingham General Hospital on Saturday, October 8, 1960, to Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Stanley, Lucknow, a daughter. PAJUNEN — At the Kitchener- Waterloo Hospital on Saturday, October 8th, 1960, to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pajunen (nee Alice Hayden), a son. AUCTION SALE . _ CLEARING AUCTION SALE of livestock will be held at the farm of Foster Marshall, lot 22, con, 2, Culross, west of Highway 4 on Friday, October 14th, at 2 p,m. Cattle, horses, pigs. L. G. Bryce, Auctioneer. 5-12b ESTATE AUCTION SALE Valuable property and effects of the late Mrs. T. C. 'Hemphill, How- ick St., Wroxeter, Terms cash, Saturday, October 15th, at 1.30 sharp. The chattels consist of living room, dining room, kitchen and bedroom furniture, also china and glassware, including antiques. On the property is situated a 8- room modern brick house with bath and cupboards. Terms on property made known day of sale. L. 0, Bryce, Auctioneer. 5-12,‘ AUCTION SALE • Household Effects MRS. J. WILSON CHARLES STREET, WINGHAM on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1960 TERMS—CASH Chesterfield suite, small tables, end tables, coffee table, library table, dining room suite, fern stand, 2 bedrOom suites, 2 single beds, tri- light lamp, table lamps, hall table, Westinghouse refrigerator, console radioa table radio,, sewing 'machine, buffet, antique cupboard, kitchen table and chairs, floor covering, kitchen stove, washing machine, dinner set, antique glassware, pots and pans and other odd dishes, clocks, sealers, garden tools, and many other articles. 12-19b AUCTION SALE Saturday, 'October 22 1 p.m. 60 Scotch Shorthorn Cattle, Accredited. Vaccinated, in- cluding 10 Serviceable Bulls. Scotsdale and imported breeding. 6 Suffolk Rams. CATALOGUES ON REQUEST Stop and see them before sale day. JOHN D. CURRIE Nottawa, Ont. off Highway 24 Remember Shorthorn Club Sale, Singhampton — Friday, 21st 5-12-19 big Bigger BIGGEST SHORTHORN SALE 200 Head 200 Fri., Oct. 21, Singhampton Sat., Oct. 22, Nottawa On the first day, Friday, the On- tario Shorthorn Club will sponsor a sale of 140 head, including 90 cows and heifers 53 of which will have calves at foot. All others with long service dates. A real opportunity for the commercial producer to strengthen his herd, Many suitable to go into good purebred herds. All are sound, healthy, with plenty of size, in natural farm condition . . the kind that will go ahead and make money for their new owners. On the second day, Saturday, same area, John p. Currie, Nettawa, will sell at his farm 57 head. These in- clude: 10 cows, with Calves at foot; 13 bred and 13 open heifers; 10 bulls from 15-22 months; including performance tested, breeder-graded bulls, eligible 'for top Government bonus. Most of the Currie cattle are by Scotsdale Lytton, Scots- dale Historian and Millhills Negtts. Also selling 6 Registered and Grad- ed Suffolk rams. For catalogues and information, write Ontario Shorthorn Club 4 Avondale Avenue, Guelph Ontario FINANCING A CAR? Before you buy ask about out bow Cost Financing . Service with complete Insurance Coverage, STEWART A. SCOTT ' Phalle ttni 'Ingham lallimixiimIumumultinimmitimitnimumilliiiusiiiiinotlimuniiiimiiiiiiimin, When you are seriously thinking about selling, think seriously about— PAUL S. STARR "WE *SELL RURAL ONTARIO" "We Sell Rural Ontario" -11111111111.11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 1111111M1111111111111111111111111311111111111111.11111.11 BUSINESS and PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY A. H. McTAVISH BARRISTER, SOLICITOR and NOTARY PUBLIC TEESWATER - ONTARIO Telephone 23 'Teeswater Wroxeter—Every Wedriesdsd afternoon, 2-4 p.m.. or by appointment. Frederick F. Homuth Phm.B., R.O. Carol E, Homuth, R.O. Mrs. Viola H. Homuth, R.O. OPTOMETRISTS ' PHONE 118 Harriston, Ontario TAXI SERVICE COMING EVENTS LEE'S TAXI SERVICE and Hunt- OCTOBER 21--Ontario Club Short- ing and Fishing License issuer. horn Sale, Singhampton; October Phone 185. 3rrb 22 a John D. Currie Shorthorn Sale. Nottawa. CE5-12-19b SAUCE COUNTY MATCH KEITH IRELAND WAS YONOEST PLOWMAN The 1960 Bruce County plowing match was held on the farm of Russell Christie, south of Tees- water on Friday last, The following is a. list of 'the prize-winners: Class 1, Horses—open to Ontario —Edgar Howatt, Belgrave, crown and finish; Douglas Simpson, Tees- water, Class 3, Tractors—two furrow and open—Donald Perrie, Brussels, crown and finish; Russell Watson, Tara. Class 5, Tractors—open to those who have not reached their 20th birthday by October 1, 1960—Lloyd Weber, Mount Forest, crown and finish; Allan Brown, Mount Forest, Class 6, Tractors—open to those 17 and under on October 1, 1960— Gordon Moffatt, Teeswater, crown and finish; Robert J. Ireland, Tees- water; David Wall, Holyrood. Class 7, Tractors—hydraulic lift, no wheels except back wheels — William Evans, Lucknow, crown and finish, Class 9, 'Utility Class—Earl Har- ris, Holyrood, crown and finish; Robert M. Aitken, Teeswater; Wil- fred Strauss, Teeswater; Abe Pen- ner, Teeswater; Allan Whytock Teeswater; Keith Ireland, Tees- water, Specials Esse Special, by Imperial Oil Ltd. — William Evans, Lucknow; Eaton Trophy, junior champion, mounted plows only — Robert J. Ireland; Simpson Sears Special— Gordon Moffat, Teeswater young- est plowman—Keith Ireland, Tees- water; novice class, donated• by Culross Township — Wilfred Strauss, Teeswater; Abe Penner, Teeswater; Allan Whytock, Tees- water; Keith Ireland, 'Teeswater; best crown and finish at match-a- Donald Perrie, Brussels. Donations Culross Township; International Stock Food Co. Ltd., Wm. Tout, Kincardine; Gordon Dickison, Teeswater; Jack Porter, Tees- water; Hollingshead Drug Store, Teeswater; Archie Blair, Tees- water; Bank of Montreal, Tees- water; Andrew Little, 'Shur-Gain Feed, Teeswater; Clayton McGlynn, Teeswater; John Pollock, Tees- water; Teeswater Co-Op.; Fred Querin, Formosa; E, F. Oberle, Formosa; Anthony G. Opperman, Formosa; Opperman Electric, For- mosa; Formosa Spring Brewery; Henb. M. Kuntz, Formosa; Clar- ence Schnurr, Formosa; Formosa Garage; John Hanna, M.P.P. REITER TRACTOR OPERATION For quick tractor engine warm- up and operating efficiency in the winter, try covering the radiator with a blanket or burlap bags, say agricultural engineers with the Ontario 'Department of Agriculture. Remove the wrapping when the engine becomes warm. To cut out condensation in the fuel system fill the fuel tank at night and run the engine until the curburetor is filled with fresh fuel. FOR SALE BY TENDER GORRIE United Church shed, 22 by 28 ft. Tenders to be sent to Harvey Snarling on or before October 31. Highest or any ten- der not necessarily accepted. 12b FOR RENT HEATED APARTMENT for rent. Two bedrooms. Possession Nov. 1st. Phone 108.1. 12:19b 1300 SQUARE FEET of STORE space on Josephine St. Centrally located. Apply Box 147, Ad- ante-Times. 12b HELP WANTED WANTED—A MAN who is looking for more opportunity than his present job offers. Complete training with substantial com- mission income. Call collect, Cul- ligan Water Conditioning, phone JA. 4-9571, Goderich, 12b FEMALE HELP WANTED GIRL for part time office work. Must be experienced typist. Ap- ply Box 148, Advance-Times. 12b RELIABLE WOMAN wanted to look after children while mother works. Live in but not necessar- ily. Apply Box 146, Advance- Times, 12b WANTED BALED second-cut alfalfa hay wanted. Phone 711J3, 12b FEEDER STEERS — Hereford steers, 800 lbs., to put out for winter fattening. Write to Fee- der Cattle, P.O. Box 612, Wing- ham, or phone Wingham 165. 12* FLOCK OWNERS WANTED WE PAY up to 35c per dozen over Grade A. Large. We take some breeds every week in the year. For full details, write Tweddle Chick Hatcheries Limited, Fer- gus, Ontario. 21-28-5-12b STRAYED YEARLING cattle beast, to farm of Chester Casemore. May have same by proving ownership and paying expenses incurred. 12* STRAYED to the farm of Lloyd Montgomery one cattle beast. Owner can have same 'by prov- ing ownership and paying ex- penses. 12* DEADSTOCK WANTED DEAD ANIMAL Disposal Act--We have been licensed to remove your dead and crippled farm ani- mals under the above Act. For free removal call collect, Wing- ham 378, Palmerston 123W or Elmira, MOhawk 9-5564. Gordon Young (Elmira) Limited. License 2-C-60. rah Choke, Crushed Cement Gravel Excellent for all your eoncrete needs, DELIVERED OR AT THE PIT Watson Armstrong PhOrie Teeswater 45142 18rrb 1