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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1961-12-13, Page 4DEAD STOCK WANTED FRESH, DEAD, DISABLED COWS, HORSES, $7.00 each MINK HORSES, 4c lb. A. LORENZ DURHAM Call long distance DURHAM 4e3 collect • V15rrle ACHESON'S Dead Stock Service Farmers! Are you interested in getting the best and highest caeh prices for your dead, old, or disabled horses and cattle? If so, phone Atwood Zenith 3-4900 (no toll charge) — or ATWOOD 356-2622 COLLECT .License No. 103061: MARLATT'S Dead Stock Service $L00 per 100 lbs. Paid for Dead Cows end Horses over 500 ibe. More for sick and disabled COWs and Horses Record ing to size and condition. FOIL PROMPT SERVICE PLEASE cAur, COLLECT Bruce Marlatt Brussels Phone 133 24 HOUR stitVicE LICENSE No. 8e-C-61, WANTED LIVE Ufin FOWL. ANY QUANTITY CAMPBELL SOUP Compatly Ltd, LISTOWEL, ONT. Phone 900 Collect WANTED HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR OLD FEATHER TICKS Also New Goose and Duck Feathers warn TO: LOUIS WAXMAN Box 119 Brussels, Ontario Nis-1)2lb Wingham 6-13b Box 238 • IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN FORD OR FALCON • CARS AND TRACTORS CONTACT Jack King AGENT FOR MONTGOMERY MOTORS LUCKNOW, PHONE 40 FORD, FALCON SALES & SERVICE AT FRED'S SUPERTEST STATION PHONE 24.3 or RESIDENCE 472. For Lease IN THE TOWN OF BRUSSELS THE TEXAN GRILL MODERN RESTAURANT AND ONE - BAY SERVICE STATION EQUIPMENT ALL NEW Reasonable rent -- Immediate posses'sion Apply to: Ted Elliott -.-avez,!)4*.f4mmwr4e.,=,,luzogo QUALITY DUCKS = GEESE AND FRESH - TURKEYS FR•OZEN TURKEYS and CHICKENS Order Now! Be sure of 1,1 Your Christmas Dinner • t cezty4rf.x.,z04%om!,,,,;,. • oc ge s Butcher Shop rs, 1#, rage o r The Wingate; 41) ance-Times, Wedneeday, feet, 18 CHRISTMAS SUS People Who Shop. rt Wingham ReadTheAdvancelimet MO PERFECT TOUCH. MUSCOVY DUCKS for sale. Oven ready or alive. Phone 632W4. 13b agetesleyeaS TREES for sale -- Balsam, needles won't fall off. Hoy Eiurchill, phone 290W. Rib PINK PARTY DRESS for sale, size 14. Worn once. Phone 7(39, even- ings, 13b NO. 1 SPY APPLES for sale at $2.25 a bus. Phone 618W2, Har- ry Brydges. 13e . . CHOICE DRESSED CHICKENS for sale. Will deliver or pick up aC Holmdale Creamery. Phone 743W2. Jim Coultas_ 13* ORDERS TAKEN f or potted plants for Christmas. atedman's Sc to $1.00 Store. 13e CHRISTMAS TREES Dor sale at Canadian Legion Home, John St. Scotch Pine and Spruce. Come early and get your choice. Best panty. 6-13b 300 SAVAGE Rik LE for sale. Take- down model, perfect condition. Phone 235, Wroxeter exchange. 13:20:27b CHRISTMAS TREES for sale. Spruce. All sizes. Phone 658W2. Can pick up or will deliver. Har- old Dennis. 13:20e OAT ROLT,ER for sale. Complete with 1 h.p. electric motor, Con- tact Max Demaray, Brussels. phone 338.16. 13:200 THREE DAY DELIVERY! Smart, new Harding Carpets and Rugs. Phone 771 for an appointment to see samples. No obligation. N. Welwood Carpets, phone 771. 6-13h SNOWBLOWERS for sale. Choice of two models with improved fea- tures. Made by Alvin Wallace. Phone 31R4, Blyth. 22-D27e 10 -PIGS for sale, eight weeks old. • 'Alva 3' collie pups, Clarence Gol- ley, phone 507W3, Wingham. 13' FOR RENT 4-BEDROOM HOUSE for rent, Minnie Street. Apply N. Welwood, Box 44, Phone 771. 6-13b AlPARTIVIENT for rent, Three rooms and bath, separate en- trance. Phone 660W. 13b ONE FURNISHED ROOM for rent, suitable for two girls, with sep- arate entrance, bath and kitchen. Phone 767M after six. 13b SALES HELP WANTED SALESMAN wantede-New product, Territory. Commission, bonus. Apply Bill Muldoon, 375 Steven.. son St. N., Guelph. 13* RAWLEIGH BUSINESS now open in Huron County, Trade well es- tablished. Excellent opportunity. Full time. Write at once. Raw- leigh's, Dept L-453-189, 4005 Rich- elieu, Montreal. 13h AGENT WANTED in this area to sell Chicks from Hatchery with one of the best franchised layers available. Liberal commissions paid. Should fit in well with lines of feeds, seed, feitilizer, agricul- ture cheneleals and medications. Apply Hex 581, Seaforth, Ont. 29-6-13-20b HELP WANTED WANTED — Organist and choir leader for the Wroxeter United Church. Duties to commence January 1st, 1962. Apply G. Me- Michael, R. R, I, Bluevale, or phone Wroxeter 804812. 6-131 - TEACHER WANTED LEGION BINGO every Thursday in Lueknow Legion Hall. 8.45 p.m. sharp. 12 regular games for $10, 3 share the wealth aed one spec- ial fur e50.00 must go (noart for calls), Ce129erb _ . APPLICATIONS. 1NAN"IrE1l TOWN:SI-OP -OF HOWI.Cli. Applications for ('lerk Written 0,1mile:items etatipg age and qualifieations will he received by the undersigned up to 12 o'cleek neon, Friday, December 22nd, 1e61, for the position of Clerk in the Township of Howick with duties to commenee January 1st, 1902. ARTHUR, GIBSON, Reeve, Township of Howiek, Wroxeter, Ontario, 13 20b _a. -V I4OST LOST -On Main. Street, pair of bi- focal glasses in imitation tor- toise shell ease. Reward. Robin Campbell, 13* New Year's Special Fullers Popular Room DEODORIZER — Lilac or Pine Any two only $2.95 Save 95c Order now for delivery ;Ian, 5 YOUR FULLER BRUSH MAN BRUCE ANGER Phone 992R '4ZZZCZCZ,L4f4Ta7,K=XZZO Musical Instruments or Accessories for Sale Make wonderful Christmas Gifts Coins out and have a look ALSO PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRS Ross Mann 'Music Shop, Bluevale Phone 304,13e, Wingham 6-13-20b eaea:7-47a neve re Veel 724VPeeFte reee. FOR SALE SNO - BLOWERS TO FIT ANY FARM TRACTOR Front or Rear Mount Models Built to yoi;r specifications or our specifications ENQUIRIES CALL: BRYANS WELDING & EQUIPMENT Phone 15 ' Brussels 29-6-13b 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 (Elm:ra) Limited. License 1130-0431. rrb HANEY In loving memory of a dear husband and father, William H. Haney, who passed away five years ago, December 12, 1956, Sunshine fades and shadows fall. Eat sweet remembrance outlasts ale - Sadly missed by wife and family. 13 reas MISCELI.ANCOES CUSTOM enoweloughing. Harold Congram, phone 10Th. 119-.11713 FOR ALL u`CASTONS cltll Lee's Taxi, fur long or short tripe. Phone 185, 4rrl TV ANTENNA and installation Year round service, Phone Doug Harker, 392-0110, Teeswater, Ont 22rrb WOULD ANYONE motoring to, or near Brantford, Ont., with room for one passenger, on Dee. 24th or the evening of the 23rd, please phone 1097W. Wingham after six p.m. 13b IF YOU ARE THINKING of fin- ancing a ear, be sure to contact your State Farm Agent first Reuben Appleby, R.R. 2, Wing- ham, phone 703W3. 13:20:J3:10b SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Modern equipment used. All work guaranteed, Write Louis Blake, R. R, 2, Brussels, phone 442W6, Bruse sels. 025-D13b BUILDING, PLUMB- ING and HEATING Remodelling Bathrooms and Kitchens a Specialty Plumbing Heating Supplies George A. Carter BLYTH, ONTARIO Ph-one Blyth 47 or Wingham 112J 22eN29-D20b Going to need extra money foe CHRISTMAS BILLS? LET AVON HELP • SOLVE YOUR PROBLEM Profitable territories available in Turnberry, East Wawanosh -and Morris Townships. Car necessary. Write MRS. E. BELL, 848 ALBERT ST., WATERLOO or phone collect SR. 5-0751 before e.30 a.m. GODERICH NURSING HOME PLEASANT SURROUNDINGS OPERATED BY :REG. NURSE HOME AWAY FROM HOME TRAY SERVICE EARNSHAW NURSING HOME REASONABLE RATES Mrs. H. Earnshaw Phone JA 4=8861 53 NORTH 22-29-6-13h CURRIE AMBULANCE WINGHAM Day 51; Night 636 or 716 Cement Septic Tanks STEEL RE-INFORCED AND 'WATERPROOFED MADE AND INSTALLED Backhoe for digging holes and drains and other excavations Pumper for cleaning tanks RONALD FORSTER PHONE 29 LUCKNOW 813-D27 e' THE WEST WAWANOSH MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. Bead Office, Dungannon Established 1878 noAnn or DIRECTORS President, Brown Smyth, R. R. 2, Auburn; Vice-Pres., Herron Irwin, BeIgrave; Directors, Paul Caesar, R. R. t Dungannon; George C. Meagan, Goderich; Ross McPhee, R. R. 2, Auburn; Donald MacKay, Ripley; John Te, MacLennan, R. IL 3, cloderich; Prank Thompson, R. H. 1, Holyrood; William Wiggins, R. Pe 2, Auburn. For information on your insur- ance, call your nearest director who is also an agent, or the seeretary, Dnrnin Dungannon, phone Dungannox 48, ' JnelS/62 I would like to sincerely thank my neighbors and friends for their visits and for gifts and cards sent me while I was a patient in Victoria Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. W. A. McKibben and Currie's, Am- bulance. Ed. Powell, 1313 We wish to extend, our heartfelt thanks to relatives and friends for messages Of sympathy, floral tri- butes gad many acts of kindness shown during our recent sad be- rate-011104a The Sturdy Family, 13* .„._. I wish to express a very sincere thank you to our many friends, neighbors and relatives for the many kindnesses shown me dering my recent illness and my 91st birthday. W. R. Farrier, leb The family of the late Mrs. Geo. Snowden wish to extend their thanks and appreciation for acts of kindness, messages of sympathy and beautiful floral tributes frofn relatives, neighbors and friends, during the illness and after the passing of their mother, 13* I wish to thank any many friends and neighbors for their cards, treats, visits and kindly calls dun. ing my stay in Wingham General Hospital. Special thanks to Drs. Crawford and McKim and the nursing staff.--Oscar Holmes. 13* The family of the late Mrs. Ed- ward King wish to thank friends and neighbors for their kind ex- pressions of sympathy during our recent bereavement. 13* I would like to thank all those who visited me, sent flowers, cards and treats, -also Dr, McKibbon, the nurses on the first floor, who were so kind, during my stay in Wing- ham General Hospital.---Mrs, Mar- tha Warwick. 13b BIRTHS FISCHER-- In Wingham General Hospital on Wednesday, Decem- ber' 6, 1961, to Mr. and Mrs, John Fischer, R, R. 1, Teeswater, a daughter. FEAR---In Wingham General Hos- pital on, Thursday, December ,7, 1961, to Mr. and Mrs. Ruseel Fear of R. R. 2, Wingham, a son. HOUSTON—In Wingham General Hospital on Thursday, December 7, 1961, to Mr. and. Mrs. Harvey Houston of Teeswater, a datign- ter. WOOD---In Wingham General Hos- pital on Friday, December 8, 1961, to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wood, Wingham, a daughter. OHM Wing-ham General Hospi- tal on Sunday, December 10, 1961, to Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Ohm Wingham, a son. DIED HIGGINS--William Chester, 77, on Tuesday at Blyth. Born in Turn- berry Township. Survived by wife, Margaret, daughter Lenora, Reg.N„ of London, son Joseph A. Mitchell, two grandchildren, Jo- anne and Wayne Mitchell, sisters Mrs. Minnie Gallagher and Miss Maud of Gorrie, brother Edgar of Brussels, also one niece,. Mrs, Emerson (Velma) Sher a of Wingham and a nephew, Alvie Higgins of Brussels. Predeceased by sister, Mrs. Lizzie Lennox of Wingham, Service Thursday at 2 p.m. from Tasker funeral home in Blyth. Interment in Wroxeter Cemetery. SPECIAL! 10 pce. Bedroom Group 10 pce. Living Rm. Group 38 pce. Kitchen Suite I Living Rm. Mirror Free 1 Bedspread Free 60 pieces in all — $495 al.25 Weekly, Small Down Payment We Deliver R. A. CURRIE & SONS FURNITURE Wingham - Phone 51 o TRUCK LETTERING o COMMERCIAL SIGNS COX SIGNS A COMPLETE SIGN SERVICE PH. 518, WALKERTON WASS MEL ... 600D HEALTH Wassail, an old Anglo-Sexon toast meaning to -be well or whole, was originally a pkelge drunk be- tween close comrades. But for some 1500 years, wassail has. been the festive drink of the Yule. In the time of King Henry VII it was a simple brew of ale, heated with sugar, nutmeg and roasted apples, and shared between king and com- moner alike, However, in those days farmer and country folk did not always drink their wassail, but sometime during the Christmas season, family and servants gath- ered in the orchard aroend the best apple tree and sang: Here's to thee, old apple tree, Whence thou may'et bud, and then mayst blow! And whence thou mayst bear ap- ples enow! Hats full! Caps full! Bushel, bushel sacks full! And my pockets full, too, Mena! , After which they poured the was- sail around the tree to ensure a productive year for apples. 0 - 0 - 0 Around the nineteenth century the mistress of the -house took it on herself to make egg nogs for the festive drink and this she did, and still does with great care and pride. Today, Wass Had or Good Health said to the clinking of cups, is still the -toast of English-speakng homes arid wassail is still the fes- tive drink served in their -homes on Christmas eve to carolers and .call- ers who drop in and out, Wassails may be egg nogs, hot or cold punches of apple juice or gingerale or heady hot brews for eider, ale or other such beverages, depending on taste and creed. Was- sails may be served from a silver bowl decorated with holly, or from a kitchen pitcher, Regardless of ingredients and vessel used, the main elements of a good wassail are laughter, song and cheer. - - 0 PLAIN WASSAIL 10 cups apple juice 15 whole cloves sticks cinnamon (each 2 to 21a inches long) 14 teaepdon nutmeg 2 to 3 tablespoons sugar 2 lemons Put apple juice, spices and sugar in a saucepan, Peel lemons thinly, then cut into slices. Add peel and slices to saucepan. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat, cover 'and simmer for 15 minutes. Strain through mus- lin or cheesecloth. Serve, hot, or chill and serve cold, Makes about 9 cups-16 to 18 servings. 0 - 0 - 0 Those who like to, serve egg nogs Christmas eve will delight in St. Nick's Wassail with its refreshing and different flavor, St. Nick's Wassail 6 eggs 2 teaspoons sugar l,4 teaspoon salt 2 cups milk 2 cups apple juice le to 2 /3 cup whipping cream, 1 teaspoon vanilla Nutmeg- Beat eggs, add sugar and salt and combine thoroughly. Stir in milk, then gradually stir in apple juice. Add whipping cream (unwhipped) and vanilla. Strain and chill thor- oughly. Pour into glasses and sprinkle lightly with nutmeg. Will make about 6 cups. Note: If desired the whipping cream may be omitted but the Was- sail will not be so rich. 0 - 0 - 0 Yule Eggnog 6 eggs 11 cup sugar le teaspoon salt 4 cups milk 1 teaspoon vanilla Ile to 2 teaspoons rum flavoring 2 tablespoons sugar la, cup whipping cream, whipped Nutmeg Separate 2 of the eggs. To the 2 yolks add the remaining 4 eggs and beat slightly. Add the cup sugar and salt; then blend thor- oughly, Gradually stir in milk, then strain. Stir in vanilla •and rum fla- voring. Beat the 2 egg whites till soft peaks form, then gradually heat in the remaining 2 tablespoons of eugar. Add to milk mixture and combine well. Chill thoroughly. Just before serving stir well, then pour into chilled punch bowl. pot with "islands" of whipped cream and sprinkle lightly with nutmeg. Makes about 7 cups. A Christmas salad is a very Me, portant and special part of the menu. It must acid a bit of 'glitter and color -to the table, or -buffet, It must be neat-as-a-pin on a plate by itself or on individual side plates. It must be marvelous to eat and .above all prepared the day before serving. May we also remind, you, that just before you unraold tae salad moisten the top of the salad and the plate It is to grace. This will enable you to centre the salad on the plate without, spoiling its shape. Red Apple ,Inice Mold 2 cups cranberries 2 1,, cups apple juice 2 tablespoons gelatine la cup sugar. Few grains salt Combine cranberries and 1 cup apple juice, bring to boil and cook gently foe -5 minutes or until the cranberries are soft. Meanwhile, soak gelatine in -half cup apple juice for 5 minutes, Press cran- berries through sieve, To sieved. cranberries add remaining cup of apple juice; sugar and salt and heat to a boil. Add soaked gelatine and -stir until dissolved, Pour into a ring mold or into 6 to 8 individual molds. Chill until firm. Six servings when served as a side salad, or 8 to 10 servings when served as a relish, 0-0-0 Christmas Marble Salad 6 oz. plain or cream cheese. 2 packages lemon-flavored jelly powder le cup red cinnamon candies 2 cups boiling water 2 cups unsweetened apple sauce 2 tablespoons lemon juice cup' milk or light cream 3 tablespoons salad dressing le cup broken walnuts R cup whipping cream, whipped 10 to 12 red cinnamon candies Leave cream cheese at room -temperature ,,t13 soften, Dissolve gelatine eted candies" in boiling -Wa- ter. Stie in apple sauce and lemon juice. Chill until partially .Stir in nuts. Turn into a ring mold or an 8x8x2 inch pan. Cream the cheese with. a fork,, -then blend: in milk or cream and salad (Messing. Drop by spoonfuls on top of gela- tine mixture then, using a fork, swirl through mixture to give a marbled effect. Chill until firm, Unmolrd; garnish with spoonfuls of whipped cream and top each with a cinnamon candy. Ten to twelve servings, PERSONALIZE YOUR GIFTS A little hit of time and a small amount of paint are all you need to add a distinctive personal touch to gifts for some of the special individuals on your Christmas list. By adding a few decorative de- signs with paint you can transform a simple item into a treasured pre- sent. Little designs, first names, ini- tials that you can do easily your- self are extra-cost items if you go to purchase them as ready-made presents. Gift shops, novelty and notion counters are brimming with pos- sibilities for making attractive pre- sents, Small apothecary jars in gey colors make ideal spice sets. When the enamel is dry, label each jar in large easy- to-read contrasting letters. A just- right gift for the culinary expert on your list. The same assortment of jars labelled for nails, bolts and the like will make a fine present for a do-it-yourself enthusiast. To please the gardener, pick up a few garden tools at the hardware store. Coat the handles in bright colored enamel, and later add a few decorative 'designs. You will actually be doing the receiver a double service for the colorful handles will make the tools easier to spot in the grass and serve as identification for borrowing neigh- bors. Paints Which come in handy aer- osal spray cans are ideal for paint- ing small items, are as simple to use as shaving cream or hair spray. AMBULANCE Service CALL — S. J. WALKER PHONE 106 Day — 189 Night BUTLER, DOOLEY and CLARKE CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS Trustee in Bankruptcy Licensed Municipal Auditor 39 West Street JA. 4-8258 GODERICH, ONTARIO J. B. ACTESON, D.C. Dr. of Chiropractic X-Ray WROXETER • Phone 120 Hours: Monday to Friday, 10-4.30 Evenings: Mon., Tues. and Thurs., 7-9 CRAWFORD & HETHERINGTON Barristers, Solicitors, Etc. Wingham, Phone 48 J. H. CRAWFORD, Q.C. IL S. HETHERINGTON, Q.U. J. T. GOODALL BARRISTER, SOLICITOIL NOTARY, Ete. Offiee—Meyer Block, Wingham PHONE, 14 H. C. MACLEAN General Insurance and Real Es'tate Broker JOSEPHINE STRiorot Phones 115 and 31 FHA SALE COMING EVENTS I IN 'MEMORIAM. VARIK -Or THANKS SEWING MACHINES for CHRIST- MAS — Smitty's in Hanover are offering tremendous savings in new and reconditioned sewing machines from now till Christ- mas. Electric Portables from $39, Automatic Zig Zag Machines from $79.50 at SMITTY'S SHOP- PING CENTRE, HANOVER, 6-13-20b ELECTROLUX SALES AND SER- VICE—Authorized dealer, H. A. eleDermitt, Fordwich, phone 5941. Contact Mrs, L. McDoug- all, phone 553W, Wingham, for service. Arrange for free demon- stration. 29rrb olcurER QUEEN Sales and Ser- vice, repairs to all makes of vacuum cleaners. Used cleaners of all makes for sale. Robert K. Peck, Varna, telephone Hensel! 69I3R2. l6rrb SINGER SALES & SERVICE--Re: pairs to all makes of sewing machines, vacuums and floor • polishers, Used machines for sale. Phone 665, Wingham, George Henderson. 15rrb LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Applicatione for a Protestant teacher will be received tip till Thinealay, Deeentber 14, 1961, by the Tarnberry ToWne &hoot Beard for Iehievele School, Please State tinalificatione and salary ex- liereedee-AleX Corrigan, SeaeTreas. 6-13b WANTED TO BUY SALVAGE Cast, Steel, Brass and Copper BATTERIES—$L00 ea. Phone 144, WINGHAM. 1/Orrb IL H. IFTAVISli BARRISTER, SOLICITOR and NOTARY PUBLIC TEESWATtit - ONTARIO Tel. 302-7878, Teeswater Wroxeter—Every Virednesdwei afternoon, 2-4 p.m., or by appointment. Frederick F. Hornuth Phm.B., R.O. Carol E. Homuth, R.O. Mrs. Viola IL Homuth, OPTOMETRISTS PHONE 118 Harriston, Ontario 4-#.1.oloraou .111 arrik-orr* "-oo-ti000.rofigffox"O"gtoA07_474,'"„.....'2,` 0 0 N. W A * -I • F .• • .4 o.offf. 4foio et 47 ow olo of