The Wingham Advance-Times, 1962-03-07, Page 411"tk,ge
'OM "1"itr~ WiaOliant A(1vance•'I'itmes, \!['cult(' .jay, Mareirt7. 1.961
FOR SALLA.
SEE WHAT 8. penny will buy at
1Vl:(T'ihbons during the Original
• Et ' 0.11 One Cent Mlle: week of
Mural 24th -31st.
2)-71a
SPRING C`LII:ANING1 SPECIAL
Rent a Vaellain, polisher or
solving mat -Mile from. Singer.
ipeelal Mardi rales, weekly or
monthly. W. U. Henderson, phone
, 665. 7-14b
ELEC TRC)I,,UX SA1.I+IS AND S1'R
VICE Authot•ieed dealer, 11. A
/vieHermit t, Forth% MI. Phone
53)-31. C'ontac't Mrs. I.. McDoug
an, phone 383\V, Wingham, for
servlet'. Arrange for tree dentin
Stratton. 29rrh
a'1Lr.E R Qt1EftiN :;ales and Ser -
,vice, repairs to all inekes ul'
vaeuiuu cleaners. Used elettner's
of all makes for sale, Robert K.
]'eek, Vane, telephone Hensall
606R2, 16rrb
RF)AL ESTATE F'Olt SALT;
HOUSE FOR SALE on John St.
Five rooms and toilet. Very reas-
onable. Apply Box 14, Advance-
Times. 7-14
FOR SALE ---Bids are invited for
the purchase of the land and
building forrmerly occupied by
Huron Motors Limited on John
Street, Wingham. Please direct
Edwards inquiriesoPc'arson &
G Dd1ad a
Co 387 Burwell St., London,
GE 2-6743. 7-14b
TWO-STOREY, three bedroom in-
sulated home in Lucknow for
sale. Centrally located, in good
condition, This home has a for-
ced air furnace (wood and coal)
and full basement. It contains a
3 -piece bathroom, modern built-
in kitchen cupboards and a two
car garage. Reasonable price.
Contact Mrs. Howard Robinson,
Lucknow, phone 231. 7-14•'
FOR SALE --- Four bedroom resi-
dence, centrally located on Pa-
trick Street, two blocks from
joeephine Street. Four bedrooms,
large living room with fireplace,
dining rooni, 3 -piece modern
bathroom upstairs, 2 -piece wash-
room downstairs, ultra modern
kitchen, sunroom upstairs and
completely closed veranda. Oil
heated. New hot water system.
Well. landscaped. Call 90 or 750,
Listowel, for appointment to see
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ILEAL ESTATE FOR SALE
3e -acre lot in Wingham; good
location and good drainage. Town
water available. Priced to sell for
Cash Price, •
1'_ -storey brick veneer 8 -room
house in Wingham. Modern, fully
insulated, goo;) lawn and shade
trees. r.: Full basement t n , •ane i
furnace.
A barn, 40'x20' with cement floor
and rust-proot root. Chicken pun,
addition to barn, in greet condition.
Also 5 acres of land at rear of
property, suitable for building lot.;
or industrial site. Good drainage.
Terms available with ii5,0tlu down
payment.
11a -storey 7 -room house with 3-
pieCe hath, cupboards and sink.
Good water supply, on pressure,
Hot wat'r tank on flat rate. Hydro.
heavy wiring throughout. Double
garage, 30'x24' with 10' doors; 'i -
acre lot and good garden. Located
4 miles from Wingham. Terms
available with 82,30(Lu6 down.
200 -acre farm, 1.5 acres work-
able. Balance hard and softwood
hush, 70 acres fall ploughed, 23
acres fresh seeding. Good water
supply from drilled well with wiri-
mill and supply tank at barn. Open
ditch through property in good
condition. Good bank barn with
straw shed attached 105' long and
50' wide with cement floor. Also,
driving shed anti garage. On pro -I
perty is located a 1'r -storey 3 -ply)
white birch home with 6 rooms and
full basement with cement floor.
Addition attached to main with 2
rooms and wood shed, in good
condition. Property ;s on good road
located 4 miles from Wingham •or
31uevale. Priced to sell. Good
terms available. Cash down pay-
ntent $$2,700,00.
We have plenty of good homes,
farms and businesses available.
Contnet: FRANK C'ASKANE'I•'I'):,
Phone 305 or Box 167
iVini;hara. Oe tar !o,
Real Estate Ageut• for—
W1LFRED M(IN'IEE
'Refiltor, Walkerton, Ontario,
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COMING EVENTS
LEGION }JINGO every Thurrtday
i11 Lucknow Legion Hall, 8.45 p.10.
sharp. 12 regular games for $10,
3 share the wealth and ant s u'c-
1
ial fur 850.00 must ;o (no limit
for calls). C`E17rrb
THE REGI1LAR meeting of the -
Women's institute will be held
on M.trcil 15. Programs c•onvcnc'r,
Mrs. N. McLaughlan Roll t'al1
\\'hart w•' need na>r,t in our eom-
!nullity. There will be a "skit."
Demunstration 'r.•:a biscuits, by
Aire, 11. Powell. Hostesses alit'•'.
(.1. Gannett, Mrs. (l, Elastic, Mrs.
l';. Snll, Mrs. 11. l un„ rami. C9171)
MALE
]II'.l,I WANTED
MAN WANTED
Our Supervisor hl this area finds
that public demand for the new
Ontario Automobile membership
plans ):ars merle it sae that he re-
quires 0. full tilnit' representaltil't'
to work with him in this area.
The marl selected will he be-
tween 25 and 55 with a ear and
be prepared to work FULL
'1'i1VTI'' to create a better than
average income that will con-
tinue year after year because the
renewal commissions on his sales
will be guaranteed. Our Training
program for the Ivan selected
will start the last week of March.
Experience not necessary but
those having a success
ful sales
+•eeni'd in this field will bt' given
�pceial consideration. All replies
confidential. Apply by letter at
once to Dept. A, Box 817, London.
Canada, giving full details so
that your application can be
carefully considered. 7-14b
SALES HELP WANTED MALE
MAN WANTED For Rawleigh
business. No experience needed
to start. Sales easy to make and
profit good, Start immediately.
Write Rawleigh Co., Dept. C-453-
190, 4005 Richelieu, Montreal.
711
FEMALE HELP WANTED
RELIABLE WOMAN wanted to
look after baby and do light
housework, 5 days a week. Apply
Box 27, Advance -Times.
serve
WANTEDto Womanas
companion to elderly lady. Live.
in. Some light housekeeping. Ap-
ply to Box 98, Advance -Times.
7-14"
WANTED
3.BE.DROOM HOUSE wanted for
rent in Wingham. Apply Box 29,
Advance -Times, 7"
TWO or three bedroom
house or
apartment wanted to rent by
March 1011), Phone 50, daytime.
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___--LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
2 REGISTERED Hereford hulls
for sale.. One year old. Phone•
Glenn Colley, 608W1, Wingham.
It R. '4, 71)
FO(JiJFB 1 t OI SALE
1000 HONNIWAI , PULLETS tor
sale the end of March, 12 weeks
old. Fred Doubied1' 'Wroxeter,
phone Wroxeter 801R31. 7-141
_ TAXI SERVICE
FOR ALL OCCASIONS eal1
Taxi, for long or short
Phone 185%
DEADS'EOCK WANTED
AC'HESON'S' DEAL) STOCK SER-
VICE-I-Iighest prices for dead,
old or disabled horses and cattle.
Phone Atwood 356-2622 collect,
Licence No. 150062•• ... J24r'rb
P.EMOVAL SERVICE •-- We are
licensed to remove your dead or
crippled farm animals for sanitary
dieposal in an inspected rendering
plant. FrtI+.F. REMOVAL Phone
No charge to ZENITH 88540 or
Wingham 378 or Pnlmerston 123W.
GORDON' YOUNG LIMITED, TOR
ONTO
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T - ELM
IRA. Li-
vens() No. 14 & 15R02 - 143 &
144-C-62. rrb
trips.
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DEAD ANIMAL
REMOVAL
FOR DT',AI) OR DIS,•ABLED
ANT?VIALS ('ALL—
DARLING & Company
OT'' CANADA LIMITED
Kirkton 48R10
df)etl(1 Animal Lie. No. 175-C-62
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MARLATT'S
Dead Stock Service
$1.00 per 100 lbs.
Paid for Dead Cows and Horses
over 500 lbsMore for Siete and
disabled Cows and Horses accord
ing to size and coiidition.
ICOR PROMPT SERVICE
PLEASE CALL COLLECT
Bruce Marlatt
Brussels Phone 133
24 HOUR SERVICE
LICPINsr, No.88-C-61, 54-11.P.-61
CARDS OF THANKS CARDS OF THANKS
I wish to express sincere thanks
1(111 apprec'l.ttion to relatives.!
friends an 1 neighbor. for their i
• tt of
kindness. It e letters,: tl1N,.
flowers ltreats while itati LI
p,at,ent a ltospitul. airs. Margaret)
Day. .T.n
I wish to th•tnk all my friend,
who vislt,'cl 1111', slant get well and
birthday cards, flower.; and treats,
Also 1>r, Nieman and lir. (...raw -
fora and 11u sing staff ff for their
1(311:1 care end all who Horde my
birthday at happy event, while aL
patient in the tinseled. Mrs, Ap-
r M.eMit•hatc•1.
The family of the late Mr. it.
',Edwin Small. would like to thank
the relatives, friends and neighbor's
for flowers and many acts of kind
ness during their regent berietv.'-
ment, 7 `
We wish to express sincere op -
predation to friends and neighl>' ars
for their nets of kindness, also
sympathy eards during our recent
bereavement, Special thanks to
)r. W. A. McKibbon, the dodoes
at Victoria Hospital, London, the
nursing staff of the 31.11 floor
Nursery at War Memorial Child-
ren's Hospital, London, and Rev,
J, H. Anderson. Mr. and Mrs
James Lamont and fancily. 711
I would like to express my sin-
cere thanks to all my friends and
neighbors who visited with am',
sent cards, letters and brought
treats to me during my reedit, ill-
ness.— Mrs. ,Bert Yuill. 71
MJSCELLANI:OUS
ARE YOU seeking the answer to
an alcoholic. probit al. You are in-
vited to write in confidence 1•)
Box 26, Advanee-Times. 71)
THE ORIGINAL SPRING Rexall
Ung Crnt Sale is coming week of
March 24th -31st at McKibbons
Pharmacy. 28-71)
GUSTO SNOWPLOUGHING. M NO4\ PLOUGHING.
Harold '
oug te phone 1079.79.
F7-M1•lb
JOBAlt KINDS OF
-PRINTING
`�'RI
GUAM ADVANCE-TM:ES'
PAINTING and paperhanging.
Plaster repairs. 10`'r discount
for February. Phone Louis Storey,
486. t8rrb
INTERIOR RENOVATIONS and
flooring, 'linoleum and coralon
sheets, linoleum tiles, vinyl as-
bestos the and ceramic wall tile
installed and repaired. Bob Case -
more, Shuter St., phone 872M.
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SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED
Modern equipment used. All work
guaranteed. Write Louis Blake,
R, R, 2, Brussels, phone 442W6,
Brussels. Mr7-A29^'
ATTENTION .FARMERS
Can you use more cows? We are
prepared to give you from 10 to 20
cows. No down payment an.cl up to
three years to pay. Apply Stan
Horshurgh, phone 33R4, Fordwich.
21-28.7-14b
FOR. YOUR
Insur'anee Needs in Automobile.
Farm Liability, Accident and Sick-
ness Horne Protection -•- Call your
CIA Agent—Lloyd Montgomery
Wingham, R. R. 0, Phone 743.11
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CURRIE
AMBULANCE
WINGHAM
Day 51; Night 636 or 716
• TRUCK LETTERING
• COMMERCIAL SIGNS
COX SIGNS
A COMPLETE SIGN SERVICE
PH. 518, WALKERTON
NEED MONEY to
BOLSTER the
BUDGET?
SELLING AVON can do it,
Just a few pleasant hours week-
ly required and 0 ear. Start naw
ill Turnberry and East Wawa-
nosh Townships,
Write MRS. E. BELL
MB ALBERT S7'., WATERLOO
or phone collect
Si•T, 5-0751 before 8.30 a.nt.
NO'rI('i' TO ('RF 1)I'I'OltS
NO'f(('d'; TO CREDITORS
ANI) ()Illlsi:S
iN T1il, MATE}1H OF THE
ESTATES 0l' LILLIAN SHIELS
cSH 11+:L1.i incl NO1111iAN SHIELS
(SHIELL1, beth late of the Village
of 1ie1g1nve in the County of
Huron. ])''eased,
NOTIC1'l rs HEREBY GIVEN
purstuana to the Truelces Act, that
all creditors and ethers having.
chain's against the f;state• of the
late Lillian Shiers 'SIlic11) and
Norman Shick a ahiel11, are re-
quired to send particular:, of their
claims, duly verified, to J. T.
GOODALL, Solicitor for the Ad-
ministrator of the :;:11(1 Estate, on
,
• < March,
24th day >f
cfort• tht ..1 �.
or b
A.D. 1902,
and that after such Batt;
the Administrator will proceed to
distribute the assets of the said
Estate, having regard only to the,
claims of whieh he shall then have
had notice.
DATED at Wingham, Ontario,
this 1st day of March. A.D. 1962.
I. T, GOODALL,
\VINGH AM, Ontario,
Solicitor for the Administrator
7-14-211>
THE
WEST WAWANOSH
MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE CO.
}lend Office, Dungannon
Established 1878
BOARD OF DIRE TORS
President, Brown Smyth, I3., R, 2,
Auburn; Vire-Pres., Herson Tewin,
Belgrave; Directors, Paul Caesar,
R. R. 1, 1)ungahnon; George C.
I1'eagan, Cioderieh; Doss McPhee,
R. 11.. 3, Auburn; Donald MaeTCay,
Ripley; ,John F. MacLennan, R. It..
i, Goderieih; Frank 'Thompson, R.
R. 1, }rolyrnod; William Wiggins.
R. It, 3, Auburn,
For information on your insur-
once., Call your nearest ilirietor who
is atsn an agent, or the secretary,
Durntn Phillips, Dungannon, phone
Dungannon 48. Jrie15/62
YOUR FAMILY'S
PROTECTION and SECURITY
all in
ONE POLICY
FOR FILL DETAILS WITH
NO OBLIGATION CALL:
LES •REYNOLDS
Your agent. for '
MANU.FACrURERS LIFE
Phone 6W Wingham
WILLIAM S. REED
Real Estate and
Business Broker
For prompt service in buying
or selling all real estate
pro pert les.
Ie'A1t1Iv, - HOMES'
BUSINESSES
Ph. Wingham 292M
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TV ANTENNA
SERVICE
Repairs to all makes
*ANTENNA
INSTALLATIONS
51 1'-STdl'I'ORTINGr TOWERS
Antenna Repairs
FREE ESTIMATES
Phone your local dealer or
Hanover 728 Collect
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USED APPLIANCES
BIRTHS
\t'ALI'i.11S In \Vinghlun (lend
J. B. Galbraith,
Crown Counsel,
'1'es in Toronto
.John Bowman S.ltilbraith, 43, as-
sistant crown counsel in 'Toronto
since 1.050, died Sunday of a heart
attack,.
Mr, Galbraith was stricken Sat-
urday evening while watching the
hockey game on television at his
Applewood. Acres hone. He was
taken to hospital later in the even
Hospital, on Wednesday, t''ebrtt-' Ing ;after complaining of Morons,
:dry 2 , 1924, to Mr, and IrIrs. John
,�
Walters, of Teeswater, the gift
of a e021.
NIXON - At Toronto East General
Hospital, on Wednesday, Febru-
ary 28tH, 1902, to Id i'. and Mrs, ant' cemetery.
Carman Nixon, 205 Dawes Road, • Born in Brussels, Ont,, Mr. Gal -
Toronto 13, at cl:utg.ht('1'' braith was
graduated in Arts from
the University ,of Toronto in 1941.
He then joined the Royal Canadian
Air Force and served three yeau's
overseas,
Mr. Galbraith entered Osgood'
Hall after the war and was called
to the hats in 1949, Ho first enter-
ed private practice 'then, in 1950,
joined the attorney -general's de-
partment 0.s a crown counsel. He
was ina.de a Queen's Counsel in
1960.
] e was at. member of Melwell
Presbyterian Church in Brussels.
He is survived by his wife, the
former Rose Milcichalt; his moth-
er, Mrs. John Galbraith; a sister,
Mrs. Elliott (V1/il,ma) Bredin, of
Toronto, and a brother, George, of
•\ ringham.
•
img pains and died in hospital on
Sunday.
y'.
Funeral service will be 'Wednes-
day afternoon at Miles funeral
home, Yonge St. and St. Clair Ave.
Interment will be in Mount Pleas -
WILSON At the \'1'ingllam (len-
oral Hospital, on Thursday, Mar,
1, 1962, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Wilson, IR.R, 2, J3cussels, a daugh-
ter,
RINTO1IL •At the Wingham Gen -
oral Hospital, on Thursday, Mar.
1, 1962, to Mr, and Mrs, William
Rintoul, Wingham, a daughter.
RITCHIE -At the Wingham Gen-
eral Hospital, on Saturday, Mar,
3, 1962, to Mr, and Mrs. Melvin
Ritchie, R.R. 2, Lucknow, a
daughter,
SCOTT At the Wingham General
Hospital, on Sunday, Mar. 4, 1962,
to Mr, and Mrs, Marvin Scott,
R.R. 7, Lucknow, a son,
Mrs. Will Dawson
Teeswater Native
Mr. Phil Dawson received; word
Monday morning of the sudden'
passing of his brother's wife, Mrs.
Will Dawson, the formerGertie
the hospital
in c.5
Teeswater,
1 esp
Case of ,
at Sault Ste, 1'Iart•'e Funeral ar-
rangements had not been com-
pleted.
Mrs. John Campbell
Buried Yesterday
Mrs. John Campbell, the: former
Pearl Irene Morden, died in Turn -
berry Township, on Saturday. She
hal been ill only a short time.
She was born in Wing -ham. 66
years ago and was the daughter
of Palmer Morden and Margaret
Falkingham.
Surviving are her husband, John
Campbell, two daughters and a. son.
Lois and Lester, of Goderieh, and
Mrs. Albert Evan, of Palgrave ; six
step -children, Parker and Stan
Campbell, Wingham; Chester
1Campbell, of St, Thomas; Mrs.
Jack Gorbutt Sr., and Mrs. Harper
!Robertson, of Wingham, and Mrs,
IRay Keeso, of Listowel. There are
four grandchildren.
A brother, Nelson Morden; of
Toronto, and sisters, Mrs, l sther
Cornish and Mrs. Bertha Chapmaai,
of Toronto, and Mrs. Lettie Morley,
of Windsor, also survive.
Deceased was a life-long resident
of Wingham and a member of the
Presbyterian Church. The funeral
was on Tuesday afternoon from
thefuneral
& Sons n�
A. Currie le
R
home with interment in the Wing -
ham Cemetery. Rev. G. L Fish
officiated,
The pallbearers were Louis
Storey, Leslie McDougal, Tecl Sim-
mons, Robert Brooks, Percy Biggs
and Herb Foxton.
All Rec'onditionetl, Refinished like
int'W
SATTSFAC'TION GU'ARANTEi;I)
Wringer Washers
Simplicity 810.00 - Norge $59.00
Gilson `139.00 - Simplicity 4100.09
Gilson $59.0()
Refrigerators
McC'hlry - Frigidaire e I'hileo
Your c'lhoice for $05.00
Ranges
MrC'Iai'y 30" Electric. Deluxe, folly
duitoinatic, only 2 year!; old—$193.110
Gas Range
21" lit beautiful eonditirn--$711.09
STAINTON
HARDWARE
. N ETTE'S
HAIR STYLING
Cold Waving
Cutting, Styling, Tinting
Tel. 21 = Josephine St.
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Contact:
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Box 164
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Phone 3A 4-9487 collect
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CAMPBELL'S SOUP
COMPANY LTD.
LISTOWEL, Ont.
WILL SHORTLY REQUIRE
ADDi'TIONAL FEMALE
H..MPLOYEES iN THE
PLANT ON A FULL TIME
BASIS.
Attractive wags. Sonority
benefits and cafeteria facili-
ties are Available,
APPLICANTS S)IOTILI)
CONTACT 'Int
Personnel Department
R. Edwin Small.
Buried Monday
Lott on Sunday, Victoria Flospitaal, London, Wit
Mr. and Mrs. ,Ja('lc Coultes ftncl'Tucsdav, Mrs. Thos. .Gaunt spent
Debra spent Sunday with her ptlr .. the past week at her home lit
eats, M1 and Mrs. Mervin ripe, Winghanc.
of Brussels. 7111', (;ershunt Johnston Ctrl^1
The Day of Prayer meeting will. touter the clot'tar's ('are last week
be held in the Presbyterian Church when he was. 01rre*ante 1vith gia9
here' on Friday at 2,30 p,m, and' from the exhaust of his' tractor, w
will disc, be held in Calvin-i3riely while working 10 the stable un
Clultcal
Church on Friday at 2.00.1Tur,ulay,
1,
1,t('.tsrs. John (daunt, Beth Gaunt,
Russell Gaunt and Donald visited
with Ido, 'Phos. Gaunt, n patient in
The many friends of Richard Ed-
win Small were shocked to learn
7
of his sudden passing at his home
on Charles Street on Friday,
March 2nd.
Mr. Small was born in Morning -
ton Township, Perth County, 72
years ago, and was the son of the
late Lewis Richard and Susan
Small. His wife, the former Har-
riet Champion predeceased him
,April 28th, 1960,
He is survived by four daughters
Beverley, (Mrs. Chas. Davidson),
and Elaine, (Mrs. Hugh Mundell),
both of Wingham; Winifred, (Mrs.
Georg,(: Carter), of Blyth, and
Graee, (Mrs, John Haines), of
Kingston, and one son, Allen C., of
Toronto. There are nine grand
children and five great grand -
The service was held at the R. A.
Currie & Sons funeral Thome on
Monday afternoon, when the Rev.
C; F, Johnson, rector of St. Paul's
Church, 'officiated. Interment was,
in the Wingham Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Gordon David-.
son, Kenneth Sinnamon, Ilerbert
Fuller, Bill Young, Bili Temple-
man and Bill Lockridge. The floral
tributes were carried by Brent
Davidson and Bob Mundell.
Wm. H. MaCintyre
Native of Ireland
A.
0 Wingham 5
ham .trace resident t \ .,
1918 William H. Macintyre died in
Wingham •Hospital on Saturday
following a short i.ness. He was 87.
Mr. Ma.cintyre was horn in Dub-
lin, Ireland, a son of the late Don-
ald Macintyre and Marion Colpoys.
He never married, and there are
no survivors. Fifty years ago he
came from Ireland to the Lucknow
area, and later to 'iSTingham. He
was n.: momher . ,1')f' St... Andrew s
Church,
Rev. G, L. Fish of the Presby-
terian Church and (:'apt. G. Stan-
ley Newman, of the Wingham
Corps, Salvation Army, conducted
the funeral service at the R. A.
Currie & Sons funeral home on
Tuesday [afternoon, Interment was
in Wingham Cemetery.
Pallbearers were
Vance,
r ti r Lee Va r
e
John Graham, Fred Saint, Elinor
Wilkinson, Harry Browne Jr„ and
John Brooks.
WHITECHURCN
Mr. and Mrs, George Coffin and
Sharon Rose, of Hcspeler, Mr, and
Mrs. Allan Coffin, of Kitchener,
Me, and Mrs. Clifton Coffin, of
Galt, Mr, and Mrs. David Coffin,
Lynn and Laura., and Mr, and Mrs.
Peter Coffin and Chris, all of
Roekton, and Mr. and Mrs. Ron
,Johnston, Stephen and Gregg, of
Kitchener, visited on Sunday with
Mr, and Mrs, Claude Coffin.
Mr. Archie )Watt, of 'l'oroutra,
spent the week -end with his par-
ents, Rev, and Mrs. W. j, Watt,
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wash throw rugs or 5. big blankets or 3 to 5 regular Toads
all for only 50c. Our big dryers dry in a jiffy. Save on your
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1 9 6 2 Taxes
Taxpayers may make payments an account of
1962 taxes up to 80 percent of 196.1 taxes.
Interest at the rate of 3% will be allowed on pay-
ments made in March.
E Prepayments of taxes Must be made at the Town
1-1 Treasurer's Office, Town Hall.
WILLIAM RENWICK, Treasurer, w*
Town of Wingham.
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BUTLER, DOOLEY,
CLARKE & STARKE
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS
Trustee in pBanlcrutc
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Licensed Municipal Auditor
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GODERICH, ONTARIO
A. H. MCTAVISH
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR
and NOTARY PUBLIC
TEESWATER - ONTARIO
Tel. 392-7373, Teeswater
Wroxeter—Every Wednesday
afternoon, 2-4 p.m., or
by appointment.
Mr, and Mrs, Carl Mctlenaghan 1
visited on Sunday with Mr, and
Mrs, Robt, Aitcheson, of St Helens,)
Mr, and Mrs, Ben McClena.ghan
visited with Arnold and Elmer
Woods, of St, Helens,
Mr. A. E. Buckton was able to
return home from V\ringhain Hos
ital last Tuesday and is at the)-
homo'.of Mr, and Mrs. ']"hos, Morri-
son. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Buckton
visited there on Saturday and at-
tended a family dinner in .horror of
Mr, Buckton's 87th birthday,
Mr, 'Wesley Tiffin and IVtr, An -
chewy Henderson spent: the week-
end with Mr, and Mrs. 'Robt;.
Thompson. and Mr, and Mrs, Doug-
las Malcomson, of 'Toronto.
Miss Winnifred Farrier, of Tor-
onto, spent the week -end with .
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. R.
Farrier,
Mr. and Mrs Orval Newby, of
Ohestey, visited oat Sunday with
het mother, Mrs Walter Lott. Ni',
and Mrs. Lennox and Vicky, of
Atwood, gls1o• visited • with Mrs.
Frederick F. Homuth
Phm.B., R.O.
Carol E. Homuth, R.O.
Mrs. Viola H. Homuth, R.O.
OPTOMETRISTS
PHONE 118
Harriston, Ontario
J. B. ACTESON, D.C.
Dr. of Chiropractic.
X -Ray
1VRO\ETER
Phone 120
Hours: Monday to Friday, 10••4.86
Evenings:
)/ion., Tues. and Thurs., •7.9 -
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CRAWFORD &
HETHERINOTON
Barristers, Solicitors, Ilrto,
Wingham, Phone 413
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R. S. ITETIIEitiNG7'ON, Q,17,J
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J. T. GOODALL
BAiRISTER., SOLICITOR,
NOTARY, Etc.
Office—Meyer Biock, Wingham
PHONE 14
H. C. MACLEAN
General Insurance and
Real Estate Broker
JOSEPHINEJOSEPHINESTREET:T
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Phones 115 and 31
GAViLLER- M
INTOSH & WARD
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS
Bell Telephone Building
WALKERTON
J. E. Kennedy, B.Ed.,B.A.,C.A.,-Resident Partner
Telephone: Business 633; Residence 106
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