The Wingham Advance-Times, 1958-07-30, Page 8<,1!
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eANADA's HAI-meat NEWSPAPER
June Loreen Stolies, deghtei of2.!!fr. and Mrs. T. J. stokes and John
Douglas Fischer, son of Mr. and Mrs. 3. V. Fischer Who were married
on July 12th at the home of the bride's parents—Photo by Hoist 111syk.
BEIIHAVE
250 World4arneus Ferguson System
tractors every day...one in less than
two minute,s? A remarkable production
figUre that goes a long way towards
proving this new Massey-Ferguson
plant at Detroit one of the most ad,
vetoed industrial facilities in the world!
Vet this is the output of only one of
sixteen Massey-Fer,guson factories that
opertciti taeVert eounteies—in Canada.,
The U.S.A., England, Scotland, France,
Germany and Australia. Over 2$,000
employees in these factories manufac-
ture a cornplete line of farm and light
industrial equipment that reachea
markets in over 135 other countries.
The Detroit plant is part of a whole
new series of developmenta ranging
through product recie.arch, manufac-
turing and marketing, that have
recently been put into effect'by this
dynamic 110 year old company.
The largest manufacturer of tractors
aud self-prOpelled combines in the
world today, Massey-Ferguson—a
Canadian ceimpatiy with a truly inter-
national outlook--loolga forward to
continued progress in the mechanize-
tion of agritulture throughout the
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lealeeepligest i1aWingbele, Athatue04lalas, Wredtkertelika; July 50, 1958
HOLIDAY 'TIME MEANS
EXTRA HAZARDS
, Beware. of Traffic•
Play -Sale ,in The. Water
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YOUR FAMILY SHOE STORE
PRONE 12 WIN HAM
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CARRIAGES •
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'SLEEPER' STROLLERS
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Miss Fl Freeer • Rartington is
WROXETER .
,.1.000ing, at 'the herae Of lier •
. brother Jelin Fraser,
Sund.ay rvisitore With Jelin end
•Mrs. Fraser were :Stewart ,and Mrs.
MeLennan and MeSter
.Bluevale, Gordon. and M. Holt
•' end awl, .JaineeteiVA Were eise
. the same home.
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linter County BASEBALL
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laxmalroN- vs. LISTOWEL,
18,20 pin. SATURDAV, AUG. 2nd
e GALT vs. leISTOWEL
8-20 Pau* TUESDA-Y, AUG 5th
LAU public school children FREM,I.
Minor teanis FR :En if arriving
in a beclY,,
Lestowel Meinoriel Park 1
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Illildmay Rotary. Club
BING
$1200 in Prizes
Wednesday, July 30th
Community Centre, Mildmay
$500 Special Must Go
Two $1 00 Specials
Twelve regular garoes for $40.00 each
One Share the Wealth
Extra, and special cards 25c; 5 for $1.00
Doors open at .8.00 p.m., starts at 9.00, over
about 11.00 p.m.
Bingos are held in Mildmay every second
Wednesday.
Proceeds for Community Service Projects.
Mr, and Mrs. Harry McGuire aed
Mr, and Mrs. Russell Walker en-
joyed a week's holiday near Lake
Simeoe last week.
Visitors with Mrs. Cora McGill
on Sunday were, Mr. and Mrs.
Vance Carey a,nd Linda of Tor-
elite, Mr. and Mrs. Corey deVeries
and Lenard of Goderiele Miss Tilly"
Mains Reg. N., and Miss Muriel
Tait Reg. N., of London and Mrs.
George Mains of RlYth
Mrs. 0, Wright, Mrs, J. Steele
and Miss L, Steele, all of Black-
stock, visited last week with Mr.
and M. Neil McCrea.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Higgins of
Toronto and Miss Margaret Hig-
gins of London spent the week-end
with that: parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Higgins. .
Mr, and Mrs. Bruce Scott of
Torento visited over the week-end
with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rhin and
mily
Me, and Mrs., John Nixon and
Miss Ila Pengelly' and Arnold
Methere returned borne last Mon-
day after enjoying a few days' trip
to Wheeling West Virginia, and
oilier eastern stetes,
Members of Bodrnin Farm For-
um are reminded of the picnic to
he held ,next Sunday at the ninth
line bridge.
Miss Vera Proper and Mr. Jack
of Gait, are spending a.
week's holiday with Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Goll.
Miss Verna Wheeler of MontreaI
visited last week with Mr, and
Mrs. Herb Wheeler.
Mise Lois Greeby is enjoying a
meter trip to Ottawa, Montreal and
other points in Quebec,
Jamee Findlater, a former reel-
deet of this district, died at .the
Nortluvestern General ,Hespital.
Toronto, on Friday, His wife was
the former Josephine VanNormaii,
daughter of the late Mr. add Mre.
Robert VanNorman, wliti resided
in the home now occupied by Dr,
13, N, Corrin.
FunerEil service was held in Tor-
onto on Monday morning with in-
terment on Monday afterriemi at
the Brandon Cemetery, Belgrave.
WHITECHURCH
Cecil Faleoner and Robert ken,
derson have been busy painting
William Pierdon'e house-
' Mr. and Mrs, Carl Weber and
daughters left on their vacation on
Tuesday morning, going to Niagara
Falls. They intend to tour northern
and Western Ontario.
Mr. E. S. Watt and other helpers
from Palmerston have taken over
the work in the inill.
Mr. and Mrs, Carman,,, Farrier
and children of Long Branch spent
the week-end with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. R. Farrier.
Mrs. Sohn Coultes Sr. of Morris,
who had been with relatives at a
cottage at Southampton, lastoveek,
was taken seriously there, and
has been a patient in Southampton
Hospital since Wednesday ,
Our Librarian, Mrs. D. Willis is
to attend the Course for Librarians,
which commences next week in
Winghane and which well centinue
for four Weeks.
Sister Melanie of Hamilton, and.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Rowan- wet
son Martin of Aston, Visited on
Sunday at the home of the former's
nephew, Mr, Myles St Marie. Sister
Mary of Rosary (formerly Cecelia
St Marie) was formerly moved
from Halifax to Toronto,
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Caseinore
and Naomi of Toronto spent' the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Ross of Turnberry.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McInnis
and sons of Ideal, Sask" have been
visiting at the home of her sister
Mrs. Brock McKenzie and with
Turnberry relatives, and Mr M&
th Innis, will have charge of e
Bible ass in Holmes school this
Sunday-
ni Mr. Jack Laruer of London
visited em. Sunday with Mr. and
rti• RAM Cook of Mareoch, and
JUlie cook of yyill glifttri, and
Carolyn Jackson .1af 'p_russeis, are
visiting this Week lth their
grend-parents, Mr. arid Mrs, 'Cook. . , 4
Mr. ansi grS. Chas.' Wood and
Whe had been at Woottage
at- tne.lase ,last .week, visited on
Friday withe her parents, .Mr, and
Mrs; Gershon. Jhnpn On Feidaer,
On their way home to Seaforth,
Mrs; Johnston had the misfortune
te slip and fall eat 'the. stable on
Friday evening and break a bone
in 'heir right ankle.- The' injhred
feet is in a eaet.
T,M1 jObn yes of Detroit visfeed
laet Week at the borne of Mr, ti,nd
Mre. Russell t Ritchieand other
Tiffin families in KinlOsS, Mr, and
Kra, Ebner"- Wall 4of • Teeswater
visited on Sunday at the Ritchie
home,
Mr. and Mrs, Wire Frank and
Shirley, and Misses Janie and Bess
McGreger, ellof , Cempbellville,
visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Victor Emerson and miss Lil
Emerson, and also with Mr, 'and
Mrs. R. M. Shiell, Wingham.
Mr. and MreeArehie Purcion and
daughter, Kathy, made several trips
to T. St. 'e oseph's' Hosnital, London,
last week, ere account of the illness
of her father, Mr. Webster Jacklin.
Mrs. Jecklin hae ;been stayIng with
friends at Landoll, during the past
we'elre :-
Mr. Levi Bienian has been very
ill' in. Wlngham -Hospital over the
week-end.
REAL #1 ayour
k in every flavaur,
when ,you
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Waterloo Cattle Breeding
ASSOCIATION
"Where Better Bulls Are Used"
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RememPer our change in schedule for Sunday
service effective Saturday, August 2nd,. 1958
for a trial period.
For cows in heat on Saturdayeadione for service Saturday evening
from 6 to 8 p.m, These cows will be insemittated early on Sunday,
For coWs in heat on Sunday morning, do not call foe service unl
Monday morning.
For serv, ice •or, ifiore. information, phone collect to--
id'itit0D •'1,1b 2,3441 or Teeswater 126
, Between TM and 6.33 a.m. week days
Betweene 6 and 8 p.m. on Saturday evening
Do not.call for service on Sunday.
We are a co-operative, nee-profit, farmer owned and controlled
orgenization whose policies are made by the members through ,
. the board of directors,.
MITER, CATTLE FOR BETTER LIVING
LIFETIME SECURITY a
Canada Life special contract
providing Life Insurance and
Pension Option all In one
policy available from age 0
to age 55,
Consult—
FRANK C. HOPPER
—Representative----
Canada Life
WINGHAM, ONT.
Phone 462
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Two Shows Nightbe Rein or
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Box office open at 8 p.m.
Children Under 12 in Cars Freel,
:to tef'te.ch orAer/
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MID*SUMMER SALE
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BARGAINS FOR ALL
Canadian Company Initiates 'Vigorous Expansion Program...
NEW MASSEY-FERGUSON PLANT
BUILDS 250 TRACTORS A DAYI
IHURON FIELDMAN
ADDRESSES -KEW
BELGRAVE—The directors of
the Morrie Federation Met recentlY
in the township hall with the presi-
clett, Ross Smith in charge, The
minutes Of the last Meeting were
d and adopted. The secretary
was histriected to get priee lists on
-east of metal slave to replace U*
"JET ATTACK" i
John Agar and Audrey Totter
1 "Suicide Battalion
!John Ashley and Touch ConnerSi.
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!SATURDAY ONLY Auguet ti
"The White Feather'
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THIIRSDAY and FRIDAY
July 31,- August 1
— Double Feature -=
Massey—Peripison Waited
t 0 . T •(:).
sn thiert7voett'clernovod ones the s,, sieob(;t r4nittndeli;liertaPp9a)get i
epeileee (One C4411"111) to the Hog Pr stOducee 1•:
anima meeting in Toronto be paid. f
Aernreingway addressed ti
Church ser*,:teegSpLu,d": Eeniu/1
Arranged by Ministerial
AtSociatitin
4SEX., M1D1aF & OWNDAV
August 5 and
"Soldier Of Fortune'
(COlotir) (Cinernaseope)
Chirke Gable, Staten Ilayletard
(One Caetttott)
Nrodern pools and elder, Whip
oil lakes beckon the swimming en,
thtleteses, While many of the ethird-
ler 4tetilti iipend lOrig halite riding
or taking eking Stehle m stain or
, Pre:J.404000 Of i101ttrts1:4,
411 chirsLt,Freezers
nnandlY' '—enentriiitiN1 6E4 drOignod for he—iiitY and highl efficiency. Enjoy Your favorite foods year 'round at your fingertips—buy jo t larger quantities and at lower uric& Pick the,i/apacity you need and eni0Y 1 the 91 lb, fast freeze compartment—easy to 7rVe 6toragebgesket4—reversiblo
two handled chest dividers and on automatic mercury switch that turns the light on When the lid is opened. Famous heavy felted Fiberglass lriniletiork
never exposes an uninsulated area because it will not sag or settle.:
0.0/14641te LS flows 525 Ilat, Attf froiton #9047
seigrave. co,.op BELGRAVE ONT.
moms; votoirma row uttiess
eking giving theeottline en the
edure of the beg marketing
'ote.
Ross Stnith expreseed thanks to
Mt Benitaingway and agreed to put
notices in the three local papers'
urging all beg predittere to Vote
that the opieion of the majority
might be known.
Leech was peeved ley the presi-
dent, i.411000: and Wittifilitotak
Aleut and O.
"CitiripbeIN ICItigclorre
(Colour)
Dirk togliede, Barbara .:Meruilo
Orie outeeto
4adterr, lOcapaOily 340 11m:/
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