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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1962-06-06, Page 5• t HEARING WITHOUT the PURCHASE TT of BATTERIES I ERIES OTICON FOR 1962 The largest manufacturer of Hearing Aids in the world SEE 'MIS ALI, NEW EYE OEMs OR T EIIINO r1'ITi EAU II1y;ARING turn AT OUR BOOTH: Al' 'EIU TRAM; PAM The Best Waring Possible ro • theRest People Possible EVERYBODY KNOWS TED HAZELS. AZELL HAZELL'S Hearing Service 260 King St., W., KITCHENER, SH. 2-41.21 'I1ITE II CO IM 1vtr. and Mr's, J. 1). Beecroft left Monday to motor ta, Sault ;ate. Miss Margaret f s'levy of 'Falk week end with her father, Mr. Ar erten spent the week -end with Mr. thur Moore and Arthur Dickson of land Mrs. Clarence Walker, l3olmore spent the w'ok M ( < end with I Mr. and Mrs.John Purdon $pent his grandfather. Sunday with their daughter, Mr. Mr. and :Mrs, Kennie Laidlaw Mart., whore Mr•- l.eeer•oft will at aril Mrs. Tea MIClenaghan, 111 raid his mother spent Saturday tend the Condom 118(1(11 C'lnrrt•Il Lueknow. with Mi, and Mrs. ii�lr'< Laidlaw Conference in that cit and Mr•s. ly Beecroft will vinic. with Mrs Wil Mr'• (alrcl M'rs, Russell I?wdan and and Mrs, James Laidlaw stayed to Miss Mabel Burdon called on Mr. spend a few days here. John Stein in :Kincardine Hospi Mrs. John McKenzie and frrrnily tal on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Ches- spent a Sunday with her sister, Mrs. ter Stein of Wheatley visited his Angus Wilson of Kineeardhao, father. Mr. anal Mrs, Roy Irwin had their Mr. Arthur Moore attended the family hone to visit them on Sun graduation of his granddaughter•, day. Miss Joan Thompson, a nurse, at Mr. and Mete (;corse Caldwell of iced with Mr. and Mr:s. Ales 1 1b (,:alt 508111 Waterloo Memorial Hos- Blyth and Mr. and Mrs. Mac Car erlsun on .,;rudaaypital, whieh was hold in the Pres- , diff of Brussels visited with Ml'. Mr. and Mei. Wi1Ii tl ellliott of byI1 rien Church, Halt, last Thurs `,and Mrs. William Rintoul and Stoney Beat h. Aha., visit, 1 with day. family on Sunday last, the FIIlott relatives ti !Itis (3181('1.1'1 Mr. Arthur .Moore attended the Mr. and Mrs, Forrest Payne of Hast. seely• wedding or his granddaughter, Miss 1)(troll •spent last •weak with •Ylr. Mr. enol Mrs. W. A. linniphrt, Shirley Moore, and Mr, Weyne! a181 .Mrs, William Kennedy of Mar Friday: and Mr, and Mrs. !.lest,! Hunll,hItrov Nichol in Wiugham last rula: i loch. and family visited with Mr. and Mas, Walter James and son Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Novi)le o Mrs. George Walker on 111111 1y. Leonard of Woodstock, spent the , Strathroy spent Sunday with Mr. 8011. Mr. 811(1 .Mrs, ]larul(3 lurigram and 1arnily attended the Masonic Lodge service at Port Albert on :Sunday and visited Mr. aryl Mrs. Lorna Evers of Dualgluuuul. 111r. and Mrs. Walter 1Ciliol.t vis iy• fireeee �,; 3 � Is Volkswage Have we decided to replace our familiar beetle - shaped car? • No. Are we going to stop making it? Definitely not. In 131 countries around the world,' Volkswagens are still being sold faster than we can make them. Once more our factories are being expanded so that production can be increased. No, we are not discontinuing "old faithful". But we are changing our one -model policy. From now on you will have a choice of two models—our famous 1200 model and the new VW 1500. 1S THE VW 1500 REALLY A VOLKSWAGEN? The VW 1500 is like its stable mate. It has an air•coolecl engine in the rear, of course. it has a solid platform chassis. It has oversize wheels and tires. And it is independently sprung front and rear by torsion bars. In other words, the VW 1500 hcis all the features which have made the VW 1200 a world success. THE VW 1500 IS A BIGGER, MORE POWERFUL CAR. There is no doubt that our new car is a Volkswciggen. But it is bigger, livelier, and offers mare comfort. Once you have driven the VW 1500 (not just around the block, but over a longer distance) you will discover that it offers a whole new standard of driving performance. It has the responsiveness and road holding qualities of a sports car, and yet it has the comfort and convenience of a full-size family sedan. The transmission, (synchronized in all four gears) is a pure delight to shift. Bucket seats (only recently rediscovered by so many automobile manufacturer's and delivered as an option at extra cost) are standard equipment and con be adjusted lo 49 different positions. LUXURY APPOINTMENTS INCLUDED IN THE BASIC PRiCE. The VW 1500 is loaded with extras: healer, windshield welsher, padded drist:1;0(1r•d and sun - visors, armrests for all four :ecus plus a comfortable centre armrest in the rear, and many other items for which you would expect to pay extra. But they erre all standard equipment, And you ran trust us not to re -style the body erirh yenr' to make your VW 1500 obsolete. You can also expert to find the high stnnclnrd of This is your nearest Volkswagen dialer: WIHAM BODY SHOP P. 0.. .Box 279 - WI 1GHAM, ONT. nging? TeL 746 quality for which the VW 1200 is rightly known. After all, you don't build five million cars of one model without learning how to do it the best way. It is this constant improvement, rather than change for its own sake, that has made Volkswagen the third largest automobile producer in the world. HOW VOLKSWAGEN HELPS CANADA'S EXPORT TRADE. Volkswagens play a very important role in the trade relations between Canada and West Germany. Every Volkswagen sold in this country helps Canada to sell more goods to West Germany, and in This sense the additioncil Volkswagen model will make another contribution to the flourishing interchange between two good trading partners. SEE THE VW 1500, AND DRIVE IT. Our 346 Volkswagen dealers, already service trained and supplied with parts for This new model long before the arrival of the first vehicle, are eager to show you the new VW 1500. If you would like to meet a cur which combines sensible design, excellent roadholding and low operating cost, test-drive the VW 1500 soon. VOLKSWAGEN CANADA LTD. Children Enjoy A nnual Trip Wlit'f'f.('iltllt('fL le,S, No, 10, Whiteenur(•11, on 'Tuesday enjoyed their bun trio to Landon and vis- ited Silvc•rt,00d:1, (Soca Cola, Story Book Gardens, Kellogg's, the Fire Department. the iilinaf Institute. '1'1re mothers who assisted the tea- cher, Mrs. Wheeler, were Mrs. Lan Tiffin, Mrs, Dawson Craig, Mrs. Wallace Conn. Mrs, Albert Coulter, Mrs. 11l;utm••• Ritchie, Mrs. Jack Moreirann Mrs. Harry Swan, Mrs. Joe 'Tiffin. Mrs. 1)1•rwyn 'Hill, Mrs. lI1511 1,tn,}l.,un and Mrs. (;orlon M1418 141. Jot ni,edy. M1' and 1r.i, Kennedy and Mr, lard 11:; Payne vi:' cd last, Wed- ue: (.1a ' e.eiing with the Clifton Moores. ',, a1 Linwood. :41,'. ;the ;411%, .lack .Johnston who visited his cousin, :41r. and Mrs. Reg,. , l,( is of T: !lull halls, Nor - .he rn t 1n1tl'io, satiny a few days with l;i: oarent.,..1r. and Mrs. Ger_ -thorn,lolzl;1 m i, before returning to Lon d. e. Mr. ,and :411::. Jack Smell and fa- Sunday with her sir. tor, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Temple. '11:111 :1t (103'11 '. 111'. 1,:u•c I(1:trio left. Monday to work :riti the Bell Telephone Com- pany at 'front ('reek in Northern Ontario. Mr. and M,'s..John L. Currie and family visit'411 Mr, and Mrs. P,ud Orr of Wharton on Sunday. Mr. 1111.1 Mrs. Clarene Ritchie and family -i.-it.ed his mother, Mrs, r'1 12 1.1: chic of Lucknow on Sunil:,; . 311. au(1 Mrs. Robert Scott and family :,hent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jfrine•: Johnston at Goderich. Mr. :,midi Mr.;. Harold Walker spent Slintlay with his sister, Mrs. Ed Irwin and Mr. Irwin at. God- ' ('fc•11. til r. and 1'.lrs. =coast' Currie spent the s"-t'k 1.1111 it11 their daughters in Lon,1on. Mr, and Mrs, Howard Martin and i:1;n11visit d las brother, Mr. and Mrs. 'l4'illia:o Martin, at Kitchener on :quality. Mr. :1i . l M, -s. Howard Walker and family visited with Mr. and Mrs. `,1 illi•e111 1'osliek of Culross on Sunday y last Mr. and Mrs. George Soloman and f:Inli!y of Mono Mills spent Sunday with his brother, Mr, and Mrs. itubert Soloman and family. Mr. anti Mrs, Lynn Morrison at- tended 11, ',Yearling o1' his cousin, Miss 1..orn:1 Morrison and Mr. Mil - kin Eltiol1 near Mount b'orest on 5atur(l:ly', 11r.:uu1 Mrs. Lynn Morrison its1 her 1nu1h1•r, Mrs. Lawrence Machu!: o1 11i'Iil,els on Sunda -y, Mr::. 1) (!• Macl;oiald returned I() her burin• hive I''riday atter vis- iting n Booth with her daughter, Mrs A1Lui Mc( 'harles, Mt. Mr - Charles and ions at Ancona. Mrs. William A. 'Traylor, who had recently returned from Wingham Hospital, had the misfortune to 1'1(11 last Thursday and had to re- turn to thy; hospital. N --rays re- vealed :1 5811111 bone broken in her leg below the lelme. 41 r. itoss Mat'(,regor of the Pos- tal 1)euru•Imt•nl, "Toronto, is vt8it- irrf' with Mr. anti Mrs. Walter Arreart during his three weeks' va- cation. Mr. and Mrs. William McAllister of 'l'cesw':e'or spent Saturday with Mr, 111,(3 Mrs. Wesley Tiffin. Lan ;side Presbyterian anniver- sary is being held on Sunday, June 17th. Services are at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Rev. Ross MacDonald of 15118)1 will he guest speaker. Mr. 8111 Mrs. W. J, Hill of An - caster spent Saturday with Mr. and Mr::. 1)erwyn Hill and family. Mrs. "Victor Emerson spent last week with Mrs, Don McCosh of Purple (;rove. They attended the district annuals of Truce Centre, ;t Biir;oynel Bruce North at Mar nn,1 !;Alec East at Walkerton. Mrs. x1,1 is the Grey -Bruce area pre_ silent x81 Mrs. Emerson is the Secretary. :1,11'.:111(1 Mrs. Paul Groskorth and Mis.: Karen 11roshorth of Toronto spent the w,•ek earl with their par- ents :4I1' :111(1 Mas. Elwood Gros- lu't h. Rrr, and Mrs, George Coffin of Hueslnler and daughter, Mrs. Clif- ford (',ffi;, of Galt, visited with Airs. Claude ('offin, their mother, and on 51:nt1111,' all called on their father, Mr. ('laude Coffin, a pa- tient iu Westminster Hospital, Lon- don. We are pleased to report an inlpruveluoit i11 Mr. Coffin's con - alit 1011. Mrs. Bob Aitc'heson and family silent Sunday with Mrs. A. 1,nivlilIe Mr and 1,11,8 Ezra Schnitz spent Sunday with :Mr, and Mrs, Clay- ton ieholt:• and family at C,oder- ieh. 11rr: James Laidlaw of Goderieh is visiting v:ith Mr. and Mrs, El- r1;y 1.1at(ll:nr anci fvnily. Mr, nisi Mrs, Wilbert Schwieh- teide.i'. il' 1o'iIhempton visited on ,. ( r 1 The r► i r - it �•• w u. y ., Til (� Wi fi'l am tldvun iso 'X>l nee, i�()rb Gr,(lu, . trKi ('; Ir, 1.,1(1., i ul,� 4 i+►4: where Mrs Stapleton is reset i r for the summer. Mrs, .Tau lesoz► and Mas, Bennett. are sisters. Mrs, Stewart McNeil, 1 tr4throy, Mrs. S. C. Willis, Gowanstown, and Mr. Stewart Musgrove and son Re. ber't of Gowanstown were guests of Mrs. Doris Willis, Mr, and Mrs, I -Tarry Swan and family visited Sunday with her par. ents, Mr, and Mrs, Robert McNeil at Luelcnow. :Sunday with her parents, Mr, end Mrs. Albert Coultes. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Coultes .ane! Debra Ann. visited Saturday with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Mervyn Pipe of Brussels. Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth ,Laidlaw and family of London visited with relatives here over the week -end. Mr. and Mrs. :Carl Bennett of London spent Sunday with her mo- ther, Mrs. Mabel Stapleton and 'with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jamieson, FOR LASTING PLEASURE ree Ii I • a 1 Quality Durability Styling CHAIRS ---$7.95 to $15.95 CHAISETTES'----$11.95 to $24.95 CHAISE LOUNGES—$29.95 to $49.95 1 1 ■ ii li a WINGNAM TRADE FAIR SPECIAL BONUS GROUPS UMBRELLAS & PATIO SETS ALE AT SPECIAL L FA Ili DISCO UN.T S WINGHAIVI Furniture PHONE S1 llll■Il111111 i!nIllll lIllIt 1IIIAtlll11tl1I1!llllielliellM II IIll111111I lIiillliellIIlillilllillli Hodgins - McDonald (WINGHAM) LTD. LUMBER AND BUILDERS' SUPPLIES GALVANIZED STEEL ROOFING $9.70 PER SQUARE 6' to 30' LENGTHS THIS IS ONTARIO 11 TANTII+ACT'ITTi1(D STEEL I11PT'IROVED S'r1+:I.00 (IAT.VATVTZiNG• Terms Cash — Free Delivery Phone 656 Wingham I!IIIIII■II IIIllrlhrl IlrlllrtllIll IIIl1IIIIIIIIlIIIIII IIIIIiIIIltlllli�IliMIlli�Ililjllltl3U111l111 INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT BANK announces the opening of an office at Kitchener -Waterloo in the Waterloo Square Building Telephone: 744.4186 to serve the Counties of Huron, Perth, Wellington, and Waterloo and an.nounees the appointment of Mr. W. H. Jay as Manager Inquiries about term financing for new or existing businesses may be addressed to the manager.