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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1959-02-25, Page 3Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Sawyer ct Qiiesley, were admitted to the Wingliam Hospital, on, Sunday af- ter their car was in collision with a parked truck on the Kincardine highway. Both suffered head and facial laeeratiena bat their :Midi- tier' was reported as eatisfaetory. Alex Robertson, of Bast Wawa- nosh, a member of the Wingham General Hospital board, Was ad- n'iited to that institution on Mon- day suffering from Shook and con- tusions to his head. He was in- jured as he removed his tractor from; the barn, his liead being caught between the frame of the door and the machine. He was released from hospital the fol- lowing day, here, This week she is practice teaching in Brantford. Mr, and Mrs, Earl Baker and family of London visited on Sunday with Mrs. Martha Baker, Mrs, Garnard King is confined to Palmerston Hospital this week, having treatment on a foot injury. Miss. Anne Lindsay, 'of Toronto,, spent the week-end With her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Johnston. Mr, and Mrs. Scott Keith and Randy visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Keith, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Williamson and daughters of Thornhill are spending a few days with Mrs. El- mer Fallis. • Mr, George Ashton has sold his farm to a, brother of Mr. Goosen Winkel, who now resides in Kit- chener, Messrs. Harold' Pollock, Mel Al- lan and Robert Gibson attended the Good Roads convention in To- ronto. George Ashton, who resides two miles west of Fordwich on the. 6th concession of Howiek, has sold his farm to Mr. Winkle of Kitchener, who obtains possession of the farm on the 15th of April, AirWoi.o pcpcock, PEPSODENT" 11,e WinglISRO 40101.4041141041.$ V010141141.441% lopotiopporsoip tiofficionallitinumpipippero SEE US TO-DAY • Pever before have we offered. 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ACCIDENT VICTIMS RECEIVE TREATMENT "I like GREEN GIANT" "I like fOLGATE'Y' "I like HEINZ" FOR ALL YOUR :BAKING party was :held in the:04111.111:anity hail with nine tables in play, Winners were: High lady, Mrs, • Harvey Mopermitti high gent, Russel Niel:loll 011$0141011.: Mrs. umnis,,, Williamson aid Austin Stinson. flowielc Jr,. Farmers In.vite New Members roarywica—At the meeting of the Howick Junior Farmers the following slate of officerg was ha- stalled for the -naming year: Past area, Jack Stafford;• pree,, Bob Strong:,first vice, Murray Mulvey; second vice, Perry ,Strong; see.- treas„ Wayne King; press reporter, Murray Donalds.on. Directors, Barry Mulvey, Murray Donaldson, Jim Renwick, Bob Dinsmore, ElwoOd Fitch. County directors, Bob Strong, Wayne King Murray Mulvey and Perry Strong, Fnrrtsh.f,'120",v - of their trip along the St. Law- rence Seaway and • through Nova Scotia. It . was decided to have a membership. 'drive, All boys and girls 'between the. ages of 14 and 30 are invited to the next Meeting to be held March 18th in Gorrie inanity hail, ' ert Armstrong Phone 181 0 Wingham, Ont. Tile Meat Material for Wadi and Ceilings go - Does not warp, shrink, nor swell' to , Durable, teugll and flexible. • Takes any type of decoration EVPRYTH/NG Oon A BUILDING bra MIN Xrs. • Gamble spent the week-end. with Mr. and Mrs. Tod Harris Brownsyille. Congratulations to XI', and Mrs, Albert J91;01401). of V9gclVirich celebrated 41 years of Married life on February Mr, and Mrs, Ron Reed and An- gela, Misses Thelma and Shirley Orth of Listowel visited Sunday with Mn and Mrs, H. Hargrave.' and Mrs. Carl Stewart of Listowel visited :Sunday With. Mr. and Mrs. William Sothorn, Mr. and Mrs, Wray Cooper and. Mr, and Mrs. Ira Schaefer return- ed home Sunday after spending the past two weeks in FlOrida, Miss jean Brears returned to Kitchener Sunday after spending two weeks' holidays with her par- ents. Mr, and Mrs, Bal Brears. Mr, Earl ,Brears of Acton was a week- end visitor with bif1 parents, Mr, Ivan Campbell, who plays goal for the Fordwich hockey team, suffered a broken thumb is the game -b—dtween 'CH-fiord and For wick, Dr. J, D. ,Forde had him taken to Listowel Hospital where the injured member was placed in a cast. A.W. Mae Kaster 'left , Thursday for the RCAF station at Beaver Bank, N.S„ after holiday- ing with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Kaster. Congratulations to Mr, and Mrs. Elmer Miller on the birth of a daughter at Listowel 'Hospital pn February 20th, Miss Ruth Hibberd of Stratford spent the week-end at her home CARNIVAL SUCCESS AT FORDWICH ARENA FORDWICH—A very successful carnival was held in the Fordwieh arena on Saturday night after having been postponed from •the previous Saturday owing to weath- er conditions. Commencing at 8 o'clock with a hockey game be- tween Molesworth and Fordwich girls, the latter won by the score of 3-2. Miss Nancy Gedcke of Kurtaville was chosen Queen of the carnival.. Prizes were awarded as follows. Fahey costume, girls, pre school.. Dianne Gedcke, Ethel ,Mitebell'and -Valerie Gibson; fancy w costume, 'boys, pre school, Bobby Gibson and BillyaBerfeltz; fancy costume, Oat's 6-121 'Nancy Gedcke • and Helen Johnston; fancy costume, boys 6-12, Charles Gibson and Don Carswell; comic costume,, bey or 'girl, Ricky Marriner, Ton:xi...146130k rehat.iiz costume, boy 'or girl, Douglas Gib- son, Nancy Gedcke, Figure. skating; Yvonne Sparling and Helen..Johnston; Character costume, lad y or gent, Gordon Kaster- and Sharon -Pollock; nation-, al costume, Dianne Kaster and. Warren Zarbrigg; best skating: s' couple, Warren Zurbrigg and - Yvonne Sparling: oldest couple on,„ skates, Warren Zurbri:gg and Mrs. Jack Wilson; valentine costume, Sharon Pollock and Mary Eliza- beth! Tonhaih; tricycle race, Charles Gibson. Chip' races, 10-12, Helen Johns- ton and Nancy Gedcke; girls, 13-15, Mary Johnston 'and Janice Simp- son; boys, 6-9, Jimmie Harding and David Simpson; boys, 10-12, Jack Rattan and John Carswell; boys, 13-15, Fraser Pollock and, Alex Strong; 16 and over, Wayne Zur- brigg and George Berieltz. Largest family, Mr, and Mrs., Clarence Carswell; lucky ,draw, Hugh. Litt. The judges were: Mrs. William Simpson, Mrs. Paul Adams and Glenn Zurbrigg, Driver's Handbook Published by Out, "TransportDe Ontario drivers, whether newly licensed or with many years' ex- perience, will find much of 'interest Or value in a new publication of the Ontarlo Department of Trans- port—The Driver's Handbook, "Safe driving and :the protection of all who use the streets and highways," Hon, John Yaremiro, Minister of Transport. announces, "is the basis 1.IPon which the Hand- book was planned, It has been written clearly and has many illustrations, so that All driVere May • readily understand its eon., tents. Anione reading the booklet will agree with the remark in the introduction that 'driving an auto- mobile is a till-time job,: requiring the driver's complete atteritiOn'," • The Driver's 'Handbook contains the latest information and ex- allanalajansof tap rjaeLatite road. parking, what to do in case of an' accident, vehicle equipment and maintenance, how to get and 'keep' a licence to drive, road signe, traffic lights road markings and recommendations for safe driving under poor or difficult conditions. Questions and answers, typical of those asked applicants for licences are also included, It concludes' with a description of the Deneepit Point System. "The Ontario Department of Transport," said the Hon. Mr, Yaremko, "will continue -to look for and Rut into effect every pos- sible means of making Ontario streets and highways' the safest in the world. •The Driver's Handbook is intended to give all •drivers the opportunity of re-examining their own driving and making improv-, ments where needed for their own 'and other's safety." The Driver's Handbook may be obtained from any office of the Department of Transport in On- tario ,or by priting the Department at the Parliament Buildings, To- ronto 2. I like SALADA" • Outside, it's smart and sensible. Inside, it's large. and luxurious. it's the "ARK by Studebaker Sa, GYPRO wA,LLBO.ARD • "I LIKE THE BRANDS I GET AT: 'per"I like • QUAKER" - "I like MAXWELL HOUSE" "I like AYLMER" "I ll/cs' NESCAFE" "I like KLEENEX" "I like PUREX" GIVE A SPECIAL. VRE/Vi CORONATION --PIMENTO STUFFED OLIVES .BRITISH COLUMBIA — CANADIAN PACK PREMIUM BRAND -1. FANCY RED "I like. 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Mrs. Stan Bride gave the motto "Citizenship like 'charity, begins at home", She said we should be less self critical and -less Self conscious. Citizenship requires an open mind. it is not something inherited but has to be learned. Parents have the first' responsibility, Mrs, Harold D.oig introduced the guest speaker, Mrs, W, Kato, who gave a vivid picture of her •fam- ily's and her own life as a Sanse- ese Canadian, telling about the evactiation in B.C. during the second World War, She also spoke on radial prejudices and racial discrimination, Mrs. Clare Harris out behalf of the Institute thanked Mrs. Kato and presented her with a little gift. It WaS decided to servo a dialler to the 160,1 hockey tearife parents, perhaps in "SrriFili way to help promote sports in our community. Thank yeti cards were read and a bank book presented to anew baby. The committee reported on the concert that the WI, is planning for .the 'spring, The Meet- lag' Closed With the 'Queen and lunch Was served by Mrs. C. Harris, ,Mrs, Artristrong,'Mrs;IJ, Siefert and Mrs, S. VitEit. MILD CHEESE RICHMELLO PEANUT BUTTER ICE BOR 1 JA 6-0Z. X HORSEY BRAND — SECTIONS' LIBBY'S IN T.S1— COOKED KRAFT — PLAIN CHEEZ WHIZ RICHMELLO SALAD DRESSING FROZEN FOOD Save 4e lb. - Ind, cello ping, York Callon SPECIAL SALMON Steaks lb. 91,c Save tie - Booth - 16 or, pkg, SPECIAL SOLE Fillets . . .... 43c Sitvt+ 'ztti Otastandiag vain.) Libby l' 1.2 Oz, pkg, SPECIAL, Cream Style CORN 4 for 49c Save lie - Birdseye Fancy, FretiO1 Cut !- t0 Os, ping SPECIAL Green BEANS , , 2 for 49c NEW LOW PRICE Fresh Fretea w Domini.* ORANGE JUICE lain' 4 For 83c 39c Christie's Plain on. Salted 1-lb. ping, PREMIUM SODAS , 35c MEAT FEATURE Burns Cello ' 1 lb, pkg. WIENERS 45c 'AWES Erricarryt IN WINGHAM tf.Wrft dt.osING, TIME SATURDAY. 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