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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1959-07-29, Page 8NOTICE RE, imothy See Farmers are urged to harvest timothy care. fully. Straight combining is not recommended unless the crop is thoroughly cured. Newly harvested timo- thy seed has a high moisture Content and ,unless properly dried before processing will heat and be- come musty. Swathing of the crop prior to combining or threshing pre-shocked timothy will result in the seed being sufficiently sound and dry far proper process- Jones MacNalighton Seeds Ltd. Craditon Exeter, Phone 664 London .721011111•1=91171.0 128th CLAN WORTH HOLSTEIN SALE THURSDAY, July 30 8 P.M. At the Glanworth Sale Arena on the Wellington Road between Glanworth and St. Thomas 90 Registered Holsteins — 'Grades Mostly Listed, Accredited and Vaccinated A large selection of Fresh and Springing Cows and Heifers. A number of Fall Colliers. • • Also the complete herd owned by Blake Perry, Watford consisting of 36 head. SHORE HOLSTEINS - LTD. SALES MANAGERS Panek4iny, .1Nly 29, 2$ Who'Shop:io.,WinghamileadTheAdvance,Times Pot The Best REFRIGERATION & ELECTRICAL 'SERVICE 0AA,44 •4 • 'JACK 'WEAR ::Pholie „PM J 22 `WiNtham. Spg,cf,0100,0 1“ ./5.14F,FP,VNX7r AND IreQ101F440#4,1r. IWRIOOERATAPN • • ' iiepommaqinouvorponrytnmea se Mid-Summer Sale MEN'S MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS SPORT SHIRTS Long Sleeve Styles ' Short Sleeve Styles VALUES TO $6.95 VALUES TO $5.95 $3.99 TO $4.99 $2.49 TO $4.99 YOUNG MEN'S WINDBREAKERS DISCOUNTS 10% TO 20% VALUES TO $11.95 $7.99 UP MEN'S SHOWER-PROOF. SUMMER VALUES 058199 HATS $1.49 MEN'S T nSHIRTS VALUES TO $3.95 99c TO $2.99, MEN'S DRESS, PANTS $7.99"i1368:5 111 1 • 9 9 MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS VALUES TO $5.95 Broken Color and Size Ranges $2.99 — $3.99 YOUNG MEN'S JEANS Broken Color and Size Ranges VALUES TO $5.50 • $Z.99 TO • $3:99 Happy the bride who — lives better V ELECTRICALLY Spectacular Reductions WATCH FOR THE YELLOW and RED SALE TAGS ON MEN'S SUITS — BOYS' SUITS -- MEN'S SPORT .JACKETS — BOYS' SPORT JACKETS • Sale ends Sat., Aug. 8 Hanna's Men's Wear . Wingham. Public Utilities Commission The most thoughtful (and .most,wanted) Present you on give the hornexna)cer,to-be is a useful eleetrioaPPlionce. Ther.. are 49 many wonderful electrical gifts that promise happier, easier living for ycara to come, Live better , . _electrically, the a.f.e, clean, -WORM way! WHITECHURE11 Bruce Pardon, son of Mr,. and Mrs, Hector Pardon of Sarnia, 14 491141all'illg at the here of Mr. ,and Mrs, Anoua.Falconer. Mr„ aird WS. Sack Johnston of irf London, spent the week-end with LtiOltrinNY relatives, and with iris .parents,. Mr. end Mrs. ..GersliOnl, jOhnat04. Mr, and Mrs. R,oy Pattieon, POreen and 'Donald, and her pa., rents, Mr. ,(111,3 Mrs, •Robt. Higgins, AdelgraVe, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. P. S. I allidaay, and with Miss Margaret Idiggins of .4enden, Rev. Doggies 'pry had charge of the servtce in the Calvin-7300k United Clitirch on Sunday, Thel e. will be no,. service Ain .this church next Sunday, The .congregation held its S.S. picnic on Wednesday at Earl WightMan's in W. Waive- no02, with Jim Coultes, Ivan Dow And Murray .Shiell on the sports' .PoiriMitte% Mr. and Mrs. Thus, Maggoffin move this. week-end to Glands WhPre..:;Mfi, MegTeffin Working for the past few months. Mr. John Haves Sr., and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hayed and Dewey of Lavenia, Mich., anent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emer- son and other Tiffin relatives in Kinlosa. Mr. Emerson has been under the doctor's care for the past weak with a severe attack of pneumonia. - Mrs. Reuben 'Tiffin, who has been 41.. patient in Wingham. Hos- pital for the past three months. was able to return home on Sun- day. Mx4. A. E. Buckton, who was' patient in Wingham Hospital for the past three weeks, was able to return borne on Saturday. Mr • Buckton, who was at the home of • his danglater, Mrs. Gibson Hamil- ton of Lucknow, also returned home, Mrs, Harry Tichbourne • of Code- rich spent a few days last week at the home of her mother, Mrs, David Kennedy. Mrs. Lorne Dur- rain, St; Helens, visited there on Sunday. Mrs. Neil McCallum,. ,Lucknow„ and 'Mrs. Wm. Scott and Marion. Langside, visited on Sunday with Mrs. Albert McQuillin, Miss. Marjorie Currie of London, spent the week-lend with her Mother, Mrs. R, J, Currie. Mr. and Mrs, Douglas Simpson, Culross. Mrs. Harvey Reid, Goderich, and local Currie relatives also spent Sunday. with Mrs. R. J. Currie. Currie, Mr. and Mrs. John McGee visited on Friday at the home of their Simpson relatives in London, and on Sunday attended the Centennial services, in Teeswater Presby- terian Church, and visited at the home of Mr; and Mrs, Gordon Dickison. Mrs. Levi Bieman and children spent the week-end with Walker- ton relatives. 'Mr. Austin Cook, who has been stationed at Peterborough for the past few weeks, spent the week- CHILDREN „PRESENT : 110611.411 AT WAS, WHITECHURCff—Twelve ladles and nineteen .children .attend41 the summer meting of the and the Mission Timid,. held. on Wednesday at the botna of lYfrs- j. D. Beecroft, Sleight- holm, president, .ehaired the Pre-' gram presented by the Mission Pend, Mrs, Russell Ptirdert, read' the .Scripture lessen .and. Margaret Moore led in prayer. Diane Cenitas and Ronald Moore had charge of the meditation Period, on being geed Christians. Janas'Farrier sang a solo. and sev- eral children gave reeltatiOna, Mrs. Pardon played several accordion numbers. The children worked out a skit, on the welcoming .of pew Canadians at the Port of Halifax. A groP-p of boys sang. "Bring WPM - and Mrs. Moore led in the story ner(od, with stories of the pel3ble that started an aValanehe, ..and, the Indian Christian in • the hockey genie. SheconductO to 'arid 'e•M'Sa"flieni'eiting with prayer, Miss „ Winnifred HVarrier was ,mein leader .or the primary children's games and Mrs. Moore. and Mrs, Purdon for the .seniors All enjoyed the picnic lunch ,and the treat of ice cream. tmcl with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cock, Mrs, Rav White of fielgrave has been a patient in Wingham Hos- pital over the week-end and their children are with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cook. ' Mr. and Mrs, Roger Inglis and George. of Walkerton, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bieman at the cottage at Elliott's Grove on Lake Huron on. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Jos. Thompson and their grandson, David Million of Hamilton. visited oncSundey with Mr, and Mrs, Mason Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Elliott and family of Alias, Craig visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Elliott. Linda stayed to spend this week with her grandmother Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Scholtz and family, who spent last, week at Point Clark, are visiting for a few days this week with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Scholtz, and will, move to their home in Goderich this week, , Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Beecroft and sons, with Mr, and. Mrs. lingb Sinnamon and Forsythe families attended the Legion annual picnic held on Sunday at Inverhuron. Park, Mr, Lansley Magoffin and fam- ily of London, and Mrs. Ferguson Mrs. Jewett and son Dave of Luck- now, and Mr. and Mrs. Perry Durnin and family of Nilestown and Mrs. Henry Carter of Clinton. visited on Sunday at the home .of Mr. and Mrs, Thos. Magoffin. Mr. and Mrs. Basil Thompson and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Rus- sell Moore and family, all of Preston, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Moore and faintly of Woodstock, and Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Dickson and children of Belmore, and other local Moore families, visited on Ounday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Moore, Mrs. Walter James and son Roy of Woodstock. spent a few days last week With her parents.. Mr, and Mrs. Roy Irwin, Ruth and Louise, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Finlay and Brenda of Belmore, Mr. and Mrs, Clare Hopper, Jean and Charles, and Mr. and Mrs,, Orland Irwin, Wingham, attended a family gathering, held at Poplar Beach on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bott and family of Beiwood visited, on Wed- nesday with her • parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Purdon, Valerie, Patsy and Marilyn stayed to holi- day here for a week. Little Ricky Turner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Turner; has been very ill with measles and, under the doctor's care during the week-end, Miss Bridgetta O'Malley, Reg.N„ and Lynn O'Malley, of Sarnia spent the week-end at the home of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos O'Malley. Miss Kathleen O'Malley and Miss Mary Jefferson are holi- daying this week at the Jefferson cottage at. Port Elgin. Miss Janette Wright of Clifford is spending this week with her sister, Mrs. Sidney Thompson, Miss Sandra Wright, who visited last week at the Thompson home, was runner-up for the Huron Dairy Maid contest held at the Huron County Home, Clinton on Tuesday evening. Each of the girls who competed received an award of $5, Mr. and Mrs. Dawson Craig and sans, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Maturney •and sons, and Mr, and Mrs. Alex. Robertson and children attended the Yuill family gathering, held on Sunday at the home of Richard Procter in Morris. , Mr. and WS: Howard Shiell of tassels, Minn,, and their son, Rev. and Mrs, Delmar Shiell Of Rice Lake, Wisconsin, and their brother, Mr. Herb Shiell of Brantford visit- ed on Thursday last at the borne of Mr,' and Mrs. Chas. -Well, 'This familY, who formerly lived on the farm- now owned by Lorne Scott, in El, WaWarloshi Were renewing former accinaintances in this dig- trlet., Mr, and Mrs. Thos, Reid and family visited On Thursday with. Mount. Brydges. friends, and spent Saturday With Miss Gertrude Dell of Port tigin, Misses JOyee ^and Verna Sutherland bf Mount t rydg. es spent the Week-end at the Aga home, Miss. Marilyn held was among the graduates trona the Wells Academy, at London, Wit Week, Mr, and Mrs. Chas, Weil spent the week-end at the home ,of Mrs. mitten Mcl3urney, Lerident and and with Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Well of St.. Thomas, Mr, Sack. Gillespie and son Brian of Sarnia, spent the weekend with his mother, Mrs. G. Gil- lespie, Mr. and Mrs, Cecil. Falconer and Mr, and Mrs, Jas. Falconer and Lois visited on Sunday with. Hut- chison and, gogg relatives at ThalneafOrd. Mr, and Mrs, Carl Weber and children visited 'on Sunday at the home of his niece, Mrs, Fred Thedorf of Kitchener and his nephews, William and Kenneth Hossfeldt of Mildmay visited here on Friday, 'The service in the United Chudch will be held at 10 ,a,m, on Sunday. TWA', R. T. A. Marshall will be in charge of the services on his charge, next Sunday, Miss Marjorie coultes, nurse-in- .-training at-Guelph ,Hospital; srmpt,.." Saturday here and with Miss Grace. Thompson, Wingham, and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gaunt, Janet and Donald, attended the John- ston-Ribey nuptials, held in Wells. ley United Church on Saturday. They later attended the' reception held for 90 guests in Underwood United Church. Miss Janet Gaunt played the Wedding music. Mrs. Alex Inglis visited for a few days last week at the home of Mr). and Mrs, Tack Inglis of !Ford- wich, and on Wednesday the ladies went on the Women's Institute bug trip to Hamilton, Welland Canal and, Niagara Falls. . Mr. and Mrs. .George Walker and Mr. and Mrs, W, A. Humphrey, St. Helens, attended the Legion annual picnic, held on Sunday at Inver- huron Park, • Clarence Walker spent Sunday with Brantford friends and at Lake Siancoe. Mr. and Mrs, Robert Scott and eons visited on Sunday with her father,-Mr. John A. Johnston at the home of ,his daughter, Mrs, Wrn. Williams, Barry Scott stayed to spend this week in Goderich. ' Mr, and Mrs. Wallace Carson and family of Hickson, spent a few days last week at the home of her brother,.Mr. Kenneth Zinn. Larry Zinn accompanied• them home to Hickson, for a holiday, .Mr. and Mrs, Ross Robinson and Keith, Lucknow, Mr, and Mrs, Len Coyne and family, Windsor • and E. Wawanoth Robinson families, and Mr. and Mrs. Jos, Thompson, Code- rich; attended a Robinson family gathering, held at the cottage at Elliott's Grove on Tuesday even- ing, and all enjoyed a chicken barbecue supper. Mr. and Mrs. Walter-Gordon and family of Guelph. visited on' Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Scott. Constable and Mrs,. Roy Walker aficl. family of Kitchener spent a few days last week with hia pa- rents, Mr, 'and Mrs. E. E. Walker. Miss Bertha Walker, Reg.N., of Walkerton Hospital staff, visited here on Tuesday. Mrs, Carl McClenaghan attended the trousseau .tea, 'held on Saturday do Lucknow, in honour of the approaching marriage of Miss Beverley Ashton. KEN'S ALIGNMENT, SERVICE Diagonal toad Mine 355 Wingharo 01111111118.111111.1011111116111111•11011111 Boys, • DRESS PANTS VALUES TO $7.95 $3.99 TO $4.99 . WINDBREAKERS VALUES (315.49 Don't Let Stress ..Strain'You Poultry Stress Conditions CAN Be Alleviated Hot weather, cold weather, debeaking, disease, moving or handling poultry for any reason are all "conditions of stress". Stress conditions mean trouble — either a lowering of growth rates or egg pro- duction. You can do much to offset costly troubles such as these. WATCH FEED CONSUMPTION I I I and at the first sign of a drop, switch to the appropriate SHUR-GAIN Poultry Booster Feed right away. Sflut-GAIN Booster Feeds are fortified with a high level of antibiotics and other antimicrobials to stem the tide of infection and keep your birds in top condition. WHEN YOUR BIRDS NEED HELP GIVE THEM THE HELP THEY NEED. SHUR-GAIN Booster Feeds Canada Packers Limited WINGNAM ONTARIO 1 MUCH ... COSTS SO LIT. ELECTRICITY DOES SO SPECIAL REDUCTION--BOYS' WEAR DEPT. W BOYS'J EANS SPOI TAT:3 SHIRTS $19 5 • 9rAii45 14 ;3 .49 99c 'TO ;1.6 9 ail