HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1958-04-02, Page 12irlftt,, and SAT.,
April 3, 1 and 5
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CANCER
POCIETY
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Give Generously to the
Wingham Area Campaign
A Door.to.Door Canvass will be :under-
taken soon in Winghamk and the
' Surrounding District
Please Have Your Donation Ready
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.14110)1 VOW (I lit) said about out delIghOul new Sptink *net Eititer selection of CsatS, but from p4st
exiierleinica you -know mirn.,styles are always most 'plettabak. We •want you 1,0 come hi and see,
theileand matte -3•mir,ehoke COM MIA year's, ontAanding MOO. •in wool tweeds, basitetweaves •
and, easluueres. Pay particular attention to bat k. tulltieSs,-Intekety
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- ,sleo,ve brag cull,. trn i,, . Prieed front , + ' . ,' ' i , ' , ' .5 ' , , ,,, or*. $2995.
. ..; DRESSES . ..
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trot yinir loveliest Raster you nu.tst see 'out ftesh, new .6,6943 in tire-pleee, Sheaths, and lull aldrts.
Llndroits cottOnS, Oita and itylona ate eaptfrating bolOttra and 40 • s/i 0.,95
for the" season, ,•Priced front • •
fict4 7/4 Z`e0oe,
P444 $3 *4461 11PP
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or*Isir
dianee.013010, Welamlan.4411, l'4141$
Brother Passes'
in Port Credit
Theatre
Mr, and UN. W. A, Utnnilton
were 111 Toronto last 'Week attend-
Intl the funeral of Mrs,
#Ave Reav
tooNNO ,fie.„
IS ON OUR 1.01"
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PR/CE
140-if 0.kon's -0-a41A 0404
Irlyst
b Other, Charles Washburn, who
panovil away March 25 at ids home
.011 .4111cWood Baud, Port Credit,
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11.111,1041301
AltON0.4)r. '411.11"381)AV AND
WEllidsrir$1111.1%
LIENDE1111ON the Wingliam
flosidlni, on Monday, March 2.1.
1058, to. Mr. and Mrs. fleo,
10/Ingham, a daughter.
11.011N.HARDT At the Wingliarn
1luspi Lid, On Thu rsd uy, March •
27, 1008, to Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert
:Reinhardt, Bat. 2, Teeswater,
son,
KELM- At the Winglutm Hospital,
on leridaY, Alarch 28, 1958, to.
Mr. find' Mrs, David Kerr, AZ, 2,
Ethel, at son.
THOB.NTON- At the Wingham
Hospital, on Saturday, March 20.
to 'Mr. and Mrs, William
Thornton, It It, 2, Gordo, a son,
LAVERGNE At the Wingimm
Hospital, on Suoday, March 30
1958, to Mr, and Mrs. Gerald.
Lavergne, Wingham, it 80.f,
C11181,10LM At • the Wingliam
Hospital, on Sunday-, March 30
1958, to. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Chisholm, 11;,11, 2, Auburn, a son.
fleGBOOT-At the -Whighton Hos-
pital, an Monday, March 31„
1958, to Mr. and Mrs, Ito'y de
Groot, Winghtrin, a son.
LINOSAY.--At the Winghana Hos-
pital, on Monday, March 31,
1958, to Mr, and Mrs. William
Lindsay, B.R. 3, Greenock, a son,
ANDERSON-At _ the WIngham
Hospital on Monday, IVIarbb 3.1,
1958, to Mr, and Mrs. Ross An-
derson, RR, 5, Wiogham, a
daughter.
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'GEORGE WILLIAMS
First Class
WATCH R.EPAIRS
Located in Mason's Store
Owing to lark of space
-Watches and :very small
Clocks only.. 'Phone: Ont.PricPs Ate LmYtter Free .
590" We Keep Down the Upkeep Delivery soal •!•,•4••: imoiN•••••
.: SA" illkteXweill !iotillo
li
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COFFEE ,
•Re ti..9 i c lb. 7in
SPECIAL .. , 1 .7a. C ' 5
• 11. ALAN WILLIAMS
Optometrist
%P4triek Si..,. Wingliam
Phone 770
titati'-AW. yak "WINNITS---briiggist -Joke • P. MeKihboii., right, is draw id his store Winners feliv Item
seen- With 314 MIA .1110. Kett :Ister1;.(Mtrif PSI; after be had presented them •' Malkin airport on !Saturday 4fhiniorik-
w4lu:tiolietsl'ee.OL ilf.ii-Sterweek-epti in Now York. City, following' nlie
FOR REAL yALuE,
A TREAT TO EAT'
look for
; 1101 ROSS BUNS
12'1
SAVE 1tie
fled Rose Orange Pekoe
TEA BAGS
PD's
63c
7 for c Finei CREAMED CORN
York - • 20. oz. ' ,.. • •
Finqi PEAS ":4
York k0 07;. „ „ ,,
Choice TOMATOES
QueensWa,y - 20 oz .. "
SOCKEYE SALMON'
Maple JAM/ 734 "
Fancy- TOMATO JUICE
ityhtier, - ••
Treesweet - UNSWEETENED JUICES
, Orange,39c, Bleiujed 37c Grapeffuit 35c
STUFFED • OLIVES
Clubmuse- - 8 °Z. ,
PEANUT 'BUTTER c, House - ilf amn?"intr o ,
CITIEES WFLIZ."
• !Craft - ez.
MIXED PICKLES
CfAllinfq't:P, left on Tuesday for
Paris, Bob has been tr'ansfer'red to
the branch there. . . • _ • -
and Mrs. Dustow visited
with 'their daughter, Mrs,: Chas,
Parrott, on Monday.
• -Miss Aileen Underwood of
I-Iamikon spent the week-end with
her mother, Mrs, G. N, Underwood,'
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Edgar of •Lon-
don visited at the same. hoine,.on
Sunday.
•
and Mrs. G. t/ CaseMore,
Carling 'yo ace :were recent guests
of 'Mn'. and Mrs, George Harron
of Kitchener,
Mr. Allred • Schwichtenburg at,
tended lhe,,ffineral of his grand-,..
;father, Mr.. 'Herman • • Schwichten-
hUrg, Mildmay on Sunday, -•
Neil Sparks...returned to
her home Id' 'Detroit' oil Tlitirsday
after spending several days with
her ,daughter, -Mrs Angus7 Mow-,
bray, Mr. MOWbray and family,
--Guests with Mr. ,and Mrs. Jot:
Kerr on -Sunday were Mr. and.
Mrs, Lloyd Jasper of mildmay.
--Miss Verna Griffith has gradu-;
ated from. the: Canada Business
College, Toronto, and has accept-
ed a seeretarial position.' in the of-
fice at the London 'Insurance .4.-
ency.
-Mrs. J. J, Moffitt bps returned
from spending thd.winter in. Lon-
don at. the home of:. her daughter
and husband, Mr, amt Mrs. A, J.
dgar. She is now, visiting' with
her daughter, Mrs. ,G. N.. Under-,
wood. . . • . : . .
-Mr. and' Mrs. JOhn Pattison
and 'Mr, and 'MrS. Jack Bateson
spent the Week end , Toronto
where Mr. Bateson, and Mr. Patti-
son 'attended- a 'Canadian Legion
meeting at tholCingEdward. Hotel. . .
and Mrs. ,Robert Pam: and
Mrs, Calvin Cott of Of:Worldly and
Mrs. ;Albert. Radford of -.BlYth
I
were
Sunday; guests',With t:Obert
Werige.f...;; „
1VIt ite ivgg.,1-3„7.4.•
tlaqgh#4,,Atabflebni -of
were Shit day 0,14:: • .M-1,11
Betiti!s• ,Jfkrenl,s; MI.: C.
l+ Jplrrnsop •.; f'1"
thaP1'.beeif
on Ityp,,:,7-Staffz,...4:4.,.',1116::,.'Whighain
braneb,4•Vi..:the-; Canadian. Bank of
ww 9c -:Mrs. P. C. Taylor, of Gorrie, ititiNYOft -PICKS Tlittii WiNNKR-747.1.ere!Welle•lAgAQings tt MeRihbons • •
haS returned to the home of her I)uq, Stara- Jai, Kiiut, ol.'tdOek Satarda',e,Knips;:„rotopi '.:0:ity6e it;
AelYbew, Thomas Shearer of AlreKijindy palled the ticket irenr -w;drnin..10- lietuf-i0; furs. eter, after' spending the winter iCen linden on a trip- to NeW'Vork Eitider 'week-entl; months with Mrs. W. H. Haney, • -
Leopold' Street,
, • -Mr. Mel Keating of. ENcter
spent Monday in town with his
family. •
• --Connie ,Slosser, daughter of.
Mr:,,'and Mrs.. L. J. SloSser, has
beely,,a patient in Wingham 1ospi-
fer the, past ,week, following an
operation for a ruptured appendix.
33c
• main product was 'fine quality; In Northern, Manitoba the Arctic
Canadian cheese, for, which BlYtty., gri0ing.,o'M ot. the .guMest
became quite famous., Jn. recent tin, :Nrj.:1*. Ayney.lea -'attracts the
-tsars a large ,proportion of the morel.,a06ntui.ottS -angler,
output was sold each year• to the , • • ;
.Kraft 'company for use. in their
wel1.1.knowo Cracker Ba.rrei cheese.
Iii In-Addition to cheese the plant alSo
made creamery and whey butter..
f nose Sweet if oz., - , • -
55
. 35c U a)-q. CORN FLAKES
nouggsti - LU ftz.
LEMON PIE ;FALLING 9 ,' 25C for
•• • ..
aritv„.y • ranges • rugged
dello - 4 0/4. oz, "z • -. , — side 'happily, cons:bine --fir' ritish Manager of the plan; „st • • • •- ' .truiv
- ' • Was purchased shy' tile. Co-op in -1915
, ,, ''' , , , it; , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,, nem ,,,,,,,,, efaeleene, ,,,,,, ,,,,,,, has been 'Cairnee,
vont' Mies in tlittt capacity.,,SeVeo ,r.j.••"" ' 'Y.'
BU-IS
MTH 'LlIEESE PLANT
Meeting .at. Blyth recently the
members of the .Blyth Farmers'
Co-operative, voted to merge their
holdings with the Maitland Cream-
ery Branch of the 'United Co-opera-
tives of Ontario at Wingbam. The
merger becairre effective on March
15. ' •
0:Owls are n ornially entployed' at
the factory. 'A , complete . line. of
farm supplies and fertilizers, whh;li
has been handled there, will lie dis-
continued Ithder the new. manage-
Mbnt,
,A disastrous fire destroyed the
PlanC in the full of 1951,: bit the
building was reconstrtictcd,• a great
deal of' help being volunteered by
the Members of the co-op and
Win-POrterfield
Dies in Calgary .
Word • has 'been; received of the
death of William. 'Porterfield of
Calgary in his 87th year. He had
been a, resident of that pity for
More than fifty. years,: Prior to
Which he had lived in ,13ranclon,
Manitoba, • ; ' -
• ""4444444***(4444rorrewororreerrer,....irlmmtereemormere"..0.4144144mm14rever.o.m.1004.0110441m1enkr144,40,41,14011144.044i4 el Mr, Porterfield was a son Of the
late -Peter and 'Mrs; Porterfield of version will take place So that the other East 'Wawanosh, Ifis wife picric- plant can alsob 'e used as a milk
s' in the •community, -Corn
pletelY new equipment Was install- ceased him several' years. ago. Il 18 ,receiving depot, Equipment is . ed at that tune.
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Candies, chocolates,. _I
Easter Bunnies.
to $8 $ 95 tio.,0. and 4 shape to suit you, Pelee • 4 THIS YEAR IN
GREAT PROFUSION
Large selection
lo choose from
AcCESSORIES, Tao
HANDA,Acis--2
Ves, a handsome sidoctinIt Is here for D'o'er
i'ara 41110K. ii.)riecti. frotik •
NATS: ,
word be eomplete Without it Otnart new hoitn4 and we hare
survived by three sons, Ewart and
Maitland of Calgary And Arnold
of New 'Westrrtinster, s B.C.,, and
three grandchildren; als0 two 'sis-
ters, Mrs. Margaret , Ferguson of
London. and Mrs. Brnest Geddes 'of
SeafOrtli.
Interment took place in the Union
Cemetery, Calgary,
MrS, Alex Porterfield, "Leopold
Street, is a, sister-in-law of the
deceased,
HELIWOUS: DRAMA
FRIIIATIYEMN4,.
• The Blyth factory will continue
to make its excellent quality ched-
dar cheese but in addition to this
phase of operations sonic con-
being installed at the present time
to triple the capacity tor ;the hand
ling of milk.
'Milk received at the Blyth f an-
'tory will be separated into cream
and skim milk, the former to he
manufactured into blittbr at the
Wirighana creamery. The Win milk
be used for the manufacture
of cottage cheese and spray 'milli
pOwder, at the Gnelph plant operat-
ed .by tJCO,
Fern, New Conipany
At' the present time the 'Wing.
ham. and Blyth plants are operated
by .a division of tile United Coop-
eratives of Ontario, but ()anima-
cing October 1st of this year a new
company, to be known as 'United
Dairy and Poultry Co,operatives
Will be. formed to take charge of
ally phaseS of the dairy and poultry
operation. The new company; will,
of coliese, he affiliated with MO
but will operalp I'm a separate con ,
tern,
$2.98 to , $10.95
$1.2C,„ $2.50
-LOVELY. 'NEW GLOVES
Ya.coundete imi,111,• you'd want gloves Mid iitir atOtk
- eiii1,11116i$ AO nylons 'n.re dellgiuttully stYled, ttleed ten* ,
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NYLONS
4109b1, XYIntiti 001440111 g' of the MIST allatiet a here,
eoltiplete yogi''Witettrobo, troin
The Radio ind Television Coin-
Mittec -of the Anglican Diocese of
Huron will -murk the taster season
with the production of a radio play
especially wrAten for the occasion,
it was annoanded recently,
The play "The tirda.d of Life" -is
a, "You Are there presentation Of
the events Sri the life of .Testel
Christ on Maundy Thursday lead-
ing up to the Last Supper, /t was
Writtenhy Orl* Miller, a wmi
known C11.0 playWright and will• be
heard over a ,n0hiber Weatden
OritatiO radio stations.
The play Is being produced at
the studios' of .Cksr.,, London, by
George tueltley, ehairman of the
dieceNan cOMMittee and is being
recorded for delayed broadcast.
Prominent amateur stage and to le-
visiOn actors, will be lientil in the
dearth:die tales. 4
Loodly the 'broadcast will be
heard over rattin station CX14.1X at
t10,60,,Pridaf,
NorrirrkeerrororAreirire arr.. rdivieer • 4.
Procriptioris
for ilealth
• The Blyth plant has been owned
by the Myth Co-oiler;itive
for the past 13 '3•earS, an organiza-
tion Which also was affiliated with
UCCY but Was ilideperitiOntly owned
by the lathier% of the Blyth dist-
rlet.
The building which houses the
Cheese factory was operated for I ti v 0 store
Eutd., ItsPufehasre by the 1lyth
operative the • .piatiihg operation
• EDIGHOFFERS Whighan0 LID„.
C'osindio
fol• *
Sortie years Sit a'plahing Mill and •
5 • . "The Priendly Store" — ' '
was tarried on for 'a Unit, but, the i *04.bet toviwkinq,
•j, • •