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WAN') et. 15, 1058
FOR SALE ---
LEE'$ TAXI SERVICE and Used
Fureiture, We buy and sell,
Ph011e 185, rrb
McBRINE TRUNK. for sale. Proc.
tiCallY neW, Phone 60834. Mx
CEMENT- fresh Canadian, 99e.
bag-eash arid carry. Stairdon's
liardware. 15b
POTATOES FOR SAI,E. $125 )1,
bag delivered, Phone 5773 after
sb
15*
MILK 1eILTERS for sale-"RePid
Pio", 6 -inch, 79c; 63,4J-inc1i, 850.
Alexander's Hardware. lrrh
-IVIcOLARY OIL, beater for sale,
good eondition, priced reasonebly.
Lloyd McGee, Wroxeter. 15b
_ — —
PARK BROWN mouton coat for
• sale; ladies', size 16. Price $26.00,
Apply Box 62 AdvanceTimes. 15*
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APPLES FOR SALE. Snows, De-'
licioue and Spies; mostly Spies.
$2.50 per bus, in your contatners.
Wm.. Brydges, Belgrave, phone
618W2. 1;811
TURQUOISE Winter Coat in good
condition. Size 14 sub. and grey
jacket 14 sub, for sale. Both
$15,00. Phone 431av, 1.51)
POTATOES for sale at M. Ste.
, Marie's • farm on Division Line
between East and West Wawa-
"odsla, Price 75c bushel. Bring
your own basket. Price only
geed until October 18th 15b
•411•TREE-QUARTER. length, ,full
back Beaver Brown mouton coat
for sale, in excellent condition.
Very' reasonable. Apply Box 63,
Advance -Times, 15:22b
CASH REGISTER, Adding ,Mach-
ine rolls in stock at The Advance -
Times. Typewriter ribbons.
Smith -Corona typewriters and
. adders. Victor adding machines,
CLEAN? Madam -You don't know
the meaning of that word until
•you have tried, the radically new
:and • efficient ELUX0-1vIATI0
Call L. R. Reynolds, your Electro-
lux dealer; 640J1: ,rrb
THREE-QUARTER TON-- Chel).
,track; 10501.! koul4peed
,transmissiora•with racks, it good
-running order. Apply to Harry
'Heldman, R.R.1; Winefam, phone
r I'M:GO; • • • • - • '.1.5b
MEAT FOR SALE -Good beef by
the quarter. Killed on premises.
*. Inspected by Dept, of Health.
Yearling lieffers. TOP " qUality.
Lowest prices. Raynard Ackert,
'Ripley, phone 24r3e). 17rria
TJSED STOVES for sale -Three
Coleman space heaters, 32,000
,13.T.U. capacity; three Quebec
heaters; two coal or wood cook
stoves. All priced for quick sale,
at Patton Electric, plaone 1713,
Wingham. 15b
SEVERAL used milking maehines;
for sale. Let us install one of
these or a new Woods in your.,
Mime an a trial basis. Distance
is no barrier. Irving Keyes,
, Olga -Ws. Phone Paisley 114r4.
23Alt-Nov
LASKO .Sallare Cook Stove for'
Sale. In grail/ eorrelition, p4orte
232;T,15
,
IMITED NUMBER et Senator
Dunlap Strawberry plants for
saiel also 50 to 75 ElerAde
hlaeicherrY canes, bulbs, shrubs,.
tree. Nursery istock,
Mentals, Phone 741W21, 15b
REAL ESTATE
INCOME PROPERTY. Brick
house and apartment, all modern
conveniences. hot water oil beat-
ing (new), also two-stOrey brick
building that has been used as a
wood -working shop, Very good,
4ficatiori, Phone Wingham. 251
after 6 p.m. rrb
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POULTRY FOR SALE
200 ROCK -SUSSEX pullets for
sale. Four and a half months
old. Ben 1VIcClenaghan, phone
40231. 15b
100 LIGHT SUSSEX and Barred
Rock pullets, laying, for sale.
A:pply Ross Turvey, R.R. 2, Blue-
• vale. Phone Brussels 11r17, 15*
LIVESTOCK FOR 'SALE,
10 HEREFORD' cAt,vgs for sale,
Phbne 74331. •a5b
EIGHT FEEDER STEERS for
sale. Shorthorn -Hereford cross,
weighing about 750 lbs. Harvey
Ritheie, Lucknow R.R. 3, phone
Dungannen 69r8. 15*
12 PIGS for sale; Phone 74331.
• 15b
FOR' RENT
IGARAGE TO RENT on johla St.
Mrs, Davis, phone 510. 15i)
SIX ROOM HOUSE for rent, IsTift
conveniencea, Pnone 289 or an -
Ply to P,0, BOX 58. 15*
FuR1SI5I4r) APARTMENT for
rent. Oil heated, Three rooms
and bath, Electric stOve and
refrigerator: Josephine Street.
Suitable for ''sstoricing couple.
Ihone 32 after 5 pm. 1522b
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'WALE num, wAisrimp
9 -
MAN WANTED for Rawleigh busi-
ness. Sell to 1,500 families, Write
today Rawleigh's, Dept. J -543 -SA,
4005 Rieheleall, Montreal. 15b
"THE WATERLOO Cattle Breed-
ing Asseeiation requires a tech-
nician to work in the Kincar-
dine area beginning Dee, 1, 1958.
'Applieants for this position will
he interviewed in our office in
Kincardine on Friday Meriting,
October.17, 1958 at 10 a.m. 8,15b
ACCOUNTANT
OFFICE MANAGER
A Mid -western Ontario manufac;
turiog.coneern requires an account;•
ant to take full charge of an office
and ail accounting records. A
knowledge of accounting essential.
Salary eonunensurate with know-
ledge and experience.
Reply giving age and experience
to P.O, Box 84, Stratford, Ontario
15,22,29b
FIVE PIGS ready to wean, for sale. WANTED
Harold Keating, Belgrave, phone
Brussels 13r14. 15* ROOT PULPER wanted, in good
conclition,Denis La ridge, phone
Brussels 13r8.
16 PIGS, 10 weeks old for sale.
Harold Vincent, Belgrave, Phone
731w3. 15*
"HUNTINGFIELD" registered
Landrace swine for sale, 5 mon-
ths. Either' sex, Ivan Haskins,
R.R. No. 1, Clifford, phone 197r21
• Mildmay. • rrb
FIRST ANNUAL
•. LANDRACE SALE
. -
The first annual Landrace Sale
will be held on Friday, October
17th in the Walkerton Sales Barn
at Walkerton, sponsoredby the
Western Ontario Landrace Bree-
ders' Association. Fifty govern-
ment selected Landrace pigs,
chosen from ‘Western Ontarios
best herds. 25 bred gilt; 10
open, gilts, 15 boars. Show at
10 a.m. Sale starts at 1.30 p.m.
Robson & Filson, auctioneers. 15b
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TEACUP .READING
TEACUP fortune telling every
evening from 7 until 9. Call 247
15.22,29
GOOD NEWS, Word has just been
received that Bonds FREE
PAN' SALE at AR1VII'l'AGE'S
is tO be eontirtued until 18th of
October. Suits .from $44.75 to
$69,75. During the sale, extra
pant.s are given FREE. Every
ca Suit 'made to your nieastrre arid
,,Inade any style you wish, so
hurry, take advaaitage ofthis
'ttEE PANT SALE at AMC-
' TAGE'S, 845b
Fall Values
I AT
CURRIE'S
Furniture
Wingha.m
x-Prgot cirmStr FtInLer4) stIrr
X -Hay Constrtraion irt geed eon-
ditiort
ONLY • • $40 00
„ COmPtErtZ AED 'Oat 36* wide,
sited spring, Apr Ng -fitted ralittrIaexa,
*feel 104 at, rikre
iteat *SW.. •- )M.VD
toorts...irms, 1:41,re COMPlete
419 spew% necittiteetla 1INVe Wing to
Onitetr, *hes
511.0t414104$1 Fir 'WAWA
foto, 4 4400** q
AO*
PERSONAL,
a WHY NOT
FIAVE YOUR FEET CHECKED
Without Any Obligation
-by--
A Qualified, Experienced
FOOT CORRECTIONIST
Undue pressure' can cause those
sciatic pains, leg, hip or lower
backache. See •
-
J. A. VICKERS, KC.
At Queen's Hotel, Wingbam
Each IVIOnclay afternoon, Mr other
tiniea at- 481 '8th ,AVe.,, Hanover,.
Pli13f1e • '
AMBULANCE: SERVICE
CT/RR/EIS AMBULANCE, Wing -
ham. Alwaya reliable Service.
Phone Day, 51; Nighty 716 or 636.
MISCELLANEOUS
IS YOUR TELEVISION properly
insured for all risk ceverage?
or information :phone 293, Stew-
art A. Scott, Wingham, arrix
NEVER, NEVER, never since the
world began such relief from:
• Ore, aching, burning feet; weak
ankles, sore knees, hips And
beck, crarepa in tea Or legs.
•Corm), callouSes, benioris dis-
appear, arthritis pains fade away,
• brings back eireulatien, Coeselt
W, A, Kuth1an likene 04 Lis-
towel, Oen every Tuesday after-
noon and evening. Operl every
Friday at Les Heubach,
phone MO 9-2604-6, and in Walk -
erten at Percy Pitch', phone
105W; BrarisWiek Hotel, Wing -
Want Ottob*r 2081.. rtb
Ott ART/F/CIAL inserntion
service or more Infortnotion, tle
Phone the Waterloe Cattle Breed-
ing Aissociation colleet at: Cilia,.
ten IITT 24441 'Or Teeswater 126
betWeen /.8(i and 9,29 amt. weelt
dalr6., 6 and 8 P.M. Ort Satrirdaye.
PiY hot ealt for #drVice on Sire -
day OWS in heat err Sunday can
Initeitinated satisfactorily be
AuPply SerVice tell
..ttogfity MI% Of the /tolstein,
lermy,* Aytatilte,
Ilreiten Swiee, tted POII, 'Here-
ford (pelted & herbed), Vol
Mortliorti (polled and liorned),
and thud PittpOse h�tthrti
• Anth**44,0hitfaltiO brattlit. The
Ong it lete., •23fria
8 to 10 CORDS of hard or mixed
wood wanted. 14 to 16 inches
long. Phone 741W21. 15b
POULTRY FARMERS
Due to increased broiler produc-
tion, we find it necessary' to ob-
tain several new flock owners in
your area. *
If you are interested in selling
hatching eggs ae a set price the
year around, write to Monkton
Poultry Farms, Monkton, Ont.
We have at present 10,000 breed-
ers growing and they will be for
sale shortly.
Our replacement stock is avail-
able every three months. Our next
replacement "stock will be 'available
the first week of January, 1959.
. 8-15-22-29b
DEADSTOCK WANTED
DEADSTOCK removed promptly
for sanitary disposal. FREE pick
up on larger animals, reasonable
collection charge for small ani-
• mals. ' Phone collect Wingharn
378; Palmerstop 123w, or Dur-
ham 398, Gordon Young (Elmira)
Limited. 6rrb
•DEAD STOCK
• SERVICE
Highest Cash Prices
For Old, Sick and
Disabled Cows incl
Horses
DEAD STOCK AT HIGHEST
CASH VALUE
Please Phone Promptly
Call Collect - 133
Bruce Marlatt •
Brussels, Ont.
24 HOUR SERVICE
ANTED
Highest Cash Value
paid in surrounding dis-
trict for DEAD STOCK
MOIIEST eASH VALUE PAID
IN SURR4)UNDING1 DISTRICT
for DEAD COWS and HORSES.
Poe Prompt, Sanitary Disposal,
day or night
otn DOMES for Slaughter
nf, a per pourid,
24 Hoult SERVICE
Phone
LEROY ACHESON
Atwood 153, collect
DEOROE HOLM,
• Wroxeter aril%
FINANCING A dAlket
jgdfor6 yc in any Mitt aboalt Obi
LOW Cost Financing Serviee with
tohipleto IOW:ante COVerage,
STEWART A. SCOTT
Phone sit Wateasta
-,..„
. FEMALE ifEt..r WANTED
KEENE KNITTINO COMPANY re-
quire 50 'peal ladies for part t'inie
knitting by xnachine, No eXper-
lenge necesiarY, Home iaatrUe-
tions given. Apply to Pox 447,
Mount Ferest, If rural- refit°,
please give directiens, 8-1.5b
Mix WANTED
TFIE LONDON LIFE
Insurance company .
has vacancies for
OFFICE CLERKS
preferably ages 17 to 25, with
High School Graduation. diploma,
, 5 -day week
- Opportunities for Advancement
-excellent working conditions
-cafeteria - recreational facilities
-staff pension and insurance bene-
fits. •
WRITE to the Personnel Depart -
merit; or CALL' at the Head Office,
Dufferin and1/4 Wellington, London,
for a personal interview.
•
ROOMERS WANTED
BOARDERS OR rdomers wanted.
Only two blocks from 1Vfairt
Street an Victoria Street. Phone
1079. 15;21*
ROOMER OR boarders wanted.
Apply Bola 64 Advance -Times,
, 15;22;29;5b
• Cour,t Of Revision
Town Of Wingham
• Court of Revision on the Assess-
ment roll of the IF:awn of Wingham
for the year 1959 will be held at
the Towrt Ball, Wingharn, Oritario,
on Monday evening, October 27th,
1958 at 8 o'clock in the evening.
Dated Wingham, Ontario, this
14th day of Oeteber, 1958.
Yvonne sMacPherson,
Acting Clerk,
15,22b Wingham, Ont.
NOTICE TO :CREDITORS'
, All persons having claims against
the estate of ROBERT JEF,FRAY,
late of the Toviership of Turnberry,
in the County of Huron, Retired
Farmer, deceased, who died on or
about the Twenty-first day of July,
AD.,1958, are notified to send,tc
the undersigned, qn or before the
First day of November, 1958, full
particulars of their claims In
ing
...Innnediately water, the -geld First
day of November, 1958, the assets of
the ,said Intestate will be distri-
buted amongst the parties ,entitled
thereto, having regard only to
claims of which the administrator
shall then have notice.
DATED this Fourteenth day of
October, AD: 1958.
CRAWFC)RD & HETHERINGTON
Wingham, Ont.
Solicitors for the Administrator
15,22,29b
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN' THE ESTAXE OF EDITH
ESTHER COGGIN.
.ALL PERSONS having claims
against the estate of the above
mentioned, late of the Village of
Pordwich, in the County of Huron,
Spinster, who died on the thir-
teenth day of September, 1958, are
required to file proof of same with
the undersigned on or before the
eighteenth day of October, A.D.
1958,
After thet date the Executors
will proceed to distribUte the estate
having regarcl;enly to the claims,
of vvhich they shalt then have had
notice,
DATED at Wingham this 30th
day of September, A.D. 1958.
CRAWFORD & HETHERINGTON
Wingham, Ontario
• Solicitors for the ExecutorS.
1,8,151)
TREASURER'S SALE
OF LANDS FOR TAXES
Ey virtue of a warrant issued by
the Warden ht the County of Hur-
on under his hand and the seal of
the said 'corporation bearing date
of 12th day of August 1958, sale of
lands in arrears' of tales in the
Celerity of Heron Will be held at
My office at the hoer.- of 2:00 p.m,.
In the Court House on the oth day
of December 1958 unless the taxeq
and costs are seoner paid. Notice
is hereby given that the list of
larids for sale fee arrears of taxes•
was published in the Ontario Cas-
ette ot the 5th 'Cloy of September
19584 and that teillee tof the said
hat may be had nt mY wide.
•The adjotirned sale, 'if necesatery,
Will be held tit tird above office er:
the 16th day of Decernbet, 1958,
Treasurer's Office this 18th day%
of Augu'st, 1968,
(signed) Dor7, Iltrorabsaereer
• p5
Box Helders' antes
Not Given Out
it Al *trite* offethiet one -Meg
to divulge the Milne er addfoola
of any oittertiaor tioing ai
AdVititee-time* Bet lkititithet.
PIOUS' do fl�t ask ut ftirthlj
Difornaat(iaa,
. DIED
01.11:4310.-Passett. away on October
7thin the. Jubilee Hospital,
Vernon 11C, HOoorge Onrrie,
youngest On .of the late Robert
Currie and Ann •Liniclater, pioneer
residents of East Wawanosh
Township. • Deceased Was .in
83rd year, He is snrvived by one
brother DaVid. of Wingharn and
one sister, Mrs, 1..Plorence Kennedy
of KaniloOps, BC. One sister
and five •brothers predeceased
him, Annie Mrs, John Wilson),
John -T., Robert, William J., An,•
drew end jaws.. .
AUCTION: SALE .
FARX,r STOCK, 'implements, bay
and grain. Lot 18, Con, 6,
WzMile west of Teeswater,'Tees-
day, October 21st, at 1,30 DAT.
W. C. Dickison, Prop, L. G. Bryce
Auctioneer. 15b
AUCTION SALE - Household ef-
fects of the late Edith Goggin
will be sold by public auction, in
the village of Fordwich on Sat-
urday, 'October 18. Piano, oil
heater, new refrigerator etc. T.
J. Schaefer; auctioneer:: 8.;15b
AUCTION SALE J:
: at '•
LOT 40, CON. 7, EAST
WAWANOSH
I% Miles south and 1 ,
miles west of Belgrave
THURSDAY, OCT. 23 at 1, P.M.
QATTI.,---1.0 cows milking and
rebred, consisting of 3 Holsteins,
2 Ayrshires, 2 Jerseys, the balance
Hereford and Durham; 3 two-year-
old Hereford Steers; 4 two-year-
old Herefords; 17 spring calves.
12 Chunks of pigs, 150 to 170
pounds.
HORSES -Team of 'geldings.
GRAIN -8 tons Gary oats.
Universal milking machine, 6 -ft.
McCormick mower.
Terms Cash. .No reserve,
LEWIS COOK, Prop. •
Geo. Nesbitt, .Auctioneer.
George Ftheler, clerk. 15b
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GR144B1tUCIE 4
SHORTHORN aSALE'!'
'WALIKERTO* , _OCTOBER; 01• 1.-
$31.F11411.
iBUL ilEIFE I
S*()IVEgt*$ 4i1:119
elling 67 registe're. r ,
*kilest ititialitr,comniete idisPerstily
owing to ill health of owner,
Harry Miller, Teeswater, Ontario.
Includes daughters of Loamart
Holudo, Royal Whiter Fair grand
.champion. Several corky sereiee4o4
Calrossie Armada and his top sons.
This sale -at Walkerton, Oct, 23rd.
in combination with Grey -Bruce
Club, 'who offer 14 good bulls,
many Performance Tested and el-
igible for top bonus. For
catalogues write: ALEX McKEN-
ZIE, Sales Mgr., Teeswater, Ont.
15b.
• 'CLEARING AucTioN SALE
of Live Stock, Farm Implements
and Farm Produce •
At Lot 32, Con. 9, East Wawanosb
Township
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2Ist, .1958
at 10.30 a.m. sharp
Terms: Items less:than $100.00 Shall
be cash, otherwise 6 months credit
en joint approved notes bearing in-
- terest at 5% per annum.
The farm consisting of 200 acres
with 35 acresbush, -With good
buildings andnew house with
conveniencevvill also bre offered
for sale, subject to reserVed bid on
which terms may be arranged.
Refreahment Booth will be on the
:•• premises.
For further information apply to
the undersigned,
Dated this 9th day of October, 1958.
Wes. Abel, Mrs, Levi Rieman,
Walkerton R.R. 1, Belgrave
Auctioneer Proprietress
151)
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10/%101 PROPERTY
' POR _SALE BY TENDER ‘
Tenders are Invited for tbe farin
nreperty of the late Duncan Grant
adjoining the southeasterly, limits
Of the Village of Teetwaterft, con -
sitting Of forty-three acres being
part of the South Half Of Lot
Number Fourteen hi the Sixth -
Co'neession Of ,the Township Of
Celrtiaa; a mean portiori in the
Village Of Teeswater arid. Portione
.ef tot ' Nernbers Fourteen and
Fifteen hi the Fifth COrideSeion of
the Township of ,duiross; good
barn 44' by 50'; Seven room briek.
hottSe with got air heating and
modern "convenionees) Choice' land
With gdOci spring' ereek renaing
eho length Of the probetty; fish
pond 'of clear spring Water; eirera
green.
Tenders must state the Prite
offered for the said farm property
arid be acebroanted by a ebetwo
for ten Peteentunt Of the teridet.
pridets mist be iii tbd hands .of
the uncletsigiidd b§ 12 ,iAtiSOk noon,
StitdedaYy Oetdbet 18, 1958, The
higHtat ot 'any tourer need mit
.aeeeeserliy be iieeeptett
I1 PAT.gb 4t, tedeVeatet ,Ontarie
this sixth day of fktotietio ,'Aott,
1968, .
Kenneth Cittitit,
' VOtiril* &AO* P_1. . ' 11414
filT.44.1110
ON LOT 15, CON, aqt l'arnberry
Township, One red steer, Owner
• luaY have Sallee by proving pro -
petty and paying expenses. T. A.
Carrie, plUare 361, 8b
PAIRD OF THANKS '
1 wisi to thank my many friends
and neighbotirs or cards, gifts and
flowers Sent me while 1 Wee a Pa:'
tient in $t. Joseph's Hospital, /40n -
don, --Mrs, Michael Willie,
CAWD OF THANKS
Mrs, D, Statia and family wish
te thank all thoSe who 'sent floral
tributes and cards of sympathy at
the time of the loss of their mother,
aft% George Blake, These were
truly appreciated. 15*
• CARD or THANES
The family of the late Mrs. Wil-
liam °Ibsen, Wroseter, wish to e*
Press their deep gratitude and al),
predation to all who extended sym-
pathy ;to them in the loss of a dear
mother. Thanks to all who called
to pay their resneets, to ail „WTI(
sent beautiful :flowers,,' te ' the
neighbours, friend's and relatives
Vidox helped.'• so Mech. •Speda
,thanks to Rey. ,Mr, 'Gordon
Moir end the pellfieerers., 13.b
•CARD OF THANKS
I would like to express' my sin-
cere thanks to relatives,. friends
and neighbours who visited me,
Sent cards and treats,- while I mu
a. patient in Wingham Genera'
Hospital. ,Special • thanks; to pr
W. A. Afidichhcel and the nurses
who were. pe"agojoa to Me. --Mise
jean Methers." 4- 10
We ikCoARDuld liOkFe trt"laket,Stnisl'op-
portunity of thanking everyone for
tile lovely gift e we received at our
recgptien in Clifford. -Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Dernerling, Clifford. :" 15*
IN MEMORIAM
BAKER -In loving memory, of a
• dear mother, . Mrs. Thomas J.
Baker, who passed: away. one
year ago'October 16th, 1957,
We little thought when: she left
home '
She would no more .return;
That she in cleeth so soon would
sleep • .
And leave us here to mourn. ,
We did 'not know if she had pain,
We did not see her di.'.
:,,VVatenlyjknoW:' Mettler passed away
4 And • could, 'not ' Oar ,goodbye.
Fendiyreinernbered by - sons,!
seeders' and grandchildren..:::t
IN
111.E1:11,1{I,. •
E .6Ilirleving.).;inerii.ON, of
a .tathei;
AfithditSi
,M
Passed ,.away October 18th, 1951,
-,SadlY missedbyhis witeLldy
and sons, Jack and Richard. . 15*
,
IN AtElVLORIAM
TEMPLEMAN:-In loving memory
of Frederick A. Templeman, who
passed.. away six years ago,
October 46, 1952. '
Loving memories will •never-ialie.
As days go on and years go by .
Deep: inour hearts, a memory is
kept
Of one we )oved" and. will never
, forget. -Ever remembered by
wife and family. 15*
Wroxeter Man .
Attends USA Course
Ian L, • Howes, Who • tis with
Blirke's troller' Farm, ,,Wrexeter,
Ontario, is one broiler raiser among
24 students attending a, feur-day
anorCzeciiirse in ehicTrenrAiseakeie
and management at Dr, Salsbury's
Laboratories, Charles City, „IoVve..
He *ill receive a certificate,at the
coneltudon of the course SignifYlag,
ihii §atista4pry co/01412g, of the
Chicken. Shen Course.
Practical in‘structiori is being re-
ceived by Mr. Howes and the other
students on chicken ,dieerraes •and
flock management problems from
professionally trained staff Mem-
bers of the LabotatorieS who are
manufectprers of chicken and live-
stock pharmaceutics and:. vaccines.
He will attend lectures, choice)
discussions and laboratory demon-
strations relating to such subjects
as anatomy of chickenand pate -
sites, development of disease, man-
agement Of cliserise, management
and eahdatioh, ete,
44,
BIRTHS
SCOTT -At the Wingham General
1fosPi.t.44 MI Wednesday, October
8, 1958, to Mr. and 1VIrs, Borden
Scott, lielgraVe, A son,
VAN DIVONN—At tho W114104111
General Hospital, On Wednesday,
October 8, 1958,, te Mr. and Mrs,
Arie Van Pieben, ft.A. 0, Luck*
llow, 4 daughter. •
LA ElOSE-At the Wiogluen oen-
eral Hospital, pp Thursday, (Te-
ti:03er 9, 1958, to Mr. and Mrs.
Murdock La Rose, Wilegbara, a
son.
Ali1311C1i1.4E- At the Winghem
General Hospital, on FridaY, 0C-
tober 10,1058, to Mt, and Mrs,
Robert Arbuckle,. Wing -
ham, a daughter,
WILK/NS-At ,the Wingham Gen-
eral 'Hospital, on Friday, October
10, 1958, to Mr. and Mrs, Harry
Wilkins, P.R. 1, Chesley, a son.
OARKINTESS- At the Wingham
qeneral Hospital, on Saturday,
, October 11, 1958, to Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Harkness, RR. 1, Clifford,
a daughter. *
'DICKISON-At the Wingham Gee-
• 'eral Hospital, on Sunday, October
' 12, 1958, to M. and Mrs, Dalton
Dictrisme R.R,. 2, Teeswater; a
daughter (neonatal death).
COOK -At the Wingham Geinerel
• Hospital, oh Monday, October 13,
1958, to -Mr,, and Mrs. Elden Cook,
Belgrave, a -son.
MISM0.1111111d':
Entertains Parents,„,..
•
The falr.Thankofferinga)neeti ,
of St, Aziarear,s PresbYterianyMig-
sion BaKi ;Vas held in the class-
room on.Monday, October 6th, with
names and friends present,
Ray Corrin played k,ehreet solo
and then, with his brother Nor-
man, played 'a duet. The members
of the Mission 13and entertained
be singing "Climb Sunshine Moun-
tain" and "Fold Your Arms and
Quiet Be".
Offertory ushers were Stisan
Perrott and Keith Perrott. while
Cooper gave the offertory
prayer. '
Joan Remington and Mary Ann
Cruickshank sang a duet, "Can a
Little Child Like Vie". Authentic
Japanese costumes were modelled
by Linde Reavie and Gloria. Reid.
With Mrs. "Reavie ,at, the piano the
tvvo girls sang, "A Japenese Song".;
Guest, sPfaker4,4or. the occasion,
was `ErivoT Stanley NeWman, of
thelSalindien' Army. H spoke on
Thr(nksgiVing and ,What, it Means,
to us, '.Mrs. E. S. GaTiley thanked'
taleisPettge4rind Judy. Reid Present -
04 (1.0.'N'itiiI;a gift. "
, Parents and .fyiencle• were ask-
ed to rennin') feelfinbhand.Mrs. A.
Nimmo . closed :the Meeting with
prayer: -
:.BOARD AND
TEACHERS, TO ,MEET'
The regular Meeting of the Te.rn-
berry Twp. School Area board was
held at No. 6' School on Sept. 19th
at 8,30 p.m. All members present
-also Jas. Wright and Joe Walker.
The minutes of the previous 'meet-
ing were readand on motion by
Powell and Haugh were adopted.
The :, following correspondeace
was read: Miss flesk. Mrs. Wheel-
er; Dominion.. Government Re -
bonds.
On motion by Powell and Kirton
that the' following bills be paid:
Teachers' salaries, caretakers,
trenspertatiep, r a 1, Hydro
$10,0.35; W. E. Whitfield, 5 desks,
and 'chairs; 3332,j51); FI. N. Gowdy
Son,• .supplies for'No, 2. $500.28; ,
R. H. Carson &Son $4,38; Wing-,.
ham Advance -rimes, 114,12; Jack
Hood " $2..492.37; Kn.
Edgar, Trilier, $175.00 Robt4"...AH
labor, pirevin.;ittz,,
82.80N A. 4:14.1$relthi,,40404
00.00; Stainton's Hardware. $3.40;
FL Templeman, painting, $1,231.79;
}Toward Fuller, furnace and re -
"pairs, $810.00: Fred Fowler, labor,
$14.25; Cloyn Michel„ labor, $120.50;
Alexander's Hardware, $22.32,
The secretary-treaeurer .was in-
structed to raise inixerannee on.
No, 6 . It was decided to hold the
teachers' meeting On the 23rd of
October in Wingham, the secretary
to make the arrangements.
.Motion by Kirton and Haugh that
meeting be adjourned. Nekt.ineet-
ing to be at Wingham on October
23, Carried,
Ale*, Corrigan, , 1.3ert 1101ines,•
Sec.-Tteas, Chairman
, MARRIED
IiIIINNING—KOZAK— In Buffai*,
on Saturday, Oetober 4th, 1058,
, Friscilla Anne, daughter *f Mr,
and Mrs. Michael Kozak, 26
aoptirich Ave.4aeltaaarr0
to William. 0, Henning, son*
Mr. and Mrs, C. R. Henning, o
Hluevale, Ont,
1 vosH 1 KNEW YYHE4
To OLTSor•ig IDEAS FOR.
INEXFiNSPIE CHRISTMAS
GIFTS*
COME lefliTH ME To
VANCE'S
DRUG STORE
-THEY HAVE PLENTY, oF -
SMART GIFT SUGGESTIONS!
LOCAL RWIMMARKS
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. f'. or a 'wall telephone, 'And poor
Grandad couldn't imagine a wife
whO wouldn't be delighted with
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