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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1959-08-12, Page 8 ' KEN'S ALIGNMENT SERVICE Diagonal Road Phone 355 Wingham WE CALL 'EM: TIRED, PASTUR ES! • Time of the year when you must ACT' to maintain, milk production. It's liable to fall off right now simply because your mid-summer pastures are dried up and their feeding value has dropped. Milk production can be kept up by properly supplementing your mid-summer pas- tures with the nutrients they now lack. This time of the year your Dairy Herd heeds extra Vitamin "A" and there 's a SHUR-GAIN Feed which will fill this need.. SHUR-GA1N 16% DAIRY RATION "A" ... fed at the recommended rate will keep your Dairy Herd in full milk. But that's not all. Bodily fitness and health, vital now for future profitable Iodations, will be maintained through this period when essential Vitmain "A" is lacking in most pastures. ADD VITAL VITAMIN "A" TO MAINTAIN MILK PRODUCTION Canada Packers Limited WINGHAM Ontario WY! 1/ Irk • VEIRWai...1110.1511, SOLD The Chopping Mill' and Feed Business at Lakelet owned by Mr. Alvin Jack has been sold to Mr. Robert A'hara of Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Ahara, their three children, plus one dog, moved to Lakelet on Tuesday, July 28th. Next time you are in the vicinity of Lakelet, drop in to the mill and make yourself known. You'll be as welcome as the flowers in May. PAUL S. STARR & CO, LTD, REALTORS Orangeville, Hanover, Walkerton, flesherton, Owen Sound. We Sell Rural Ontario WANTED — A number of progressive farmers in Western districts to set out a block of government certified red raspberries, either for local' trade or shipping to city dealers. 1959 prices of ,30c and 50e per 'box indicate short supplies in. Ontario and Quebec markets, • To encourage a limited planting of new high yielding patches, a representative will call and ex- plain commercial production and raspberry culture. Such information will result in higher yields, longer 4 patch 'life, and more dollars in your pocket! If gentiinely interested in berry growing as a side- line or as a private business, it will pay you to investigate, UP TO. 36 MONTHS TO PAY Reasonable Rates Let us show you how your raspberry patch Will pay big dividends to you! Don't be disappointed! Gov- ernment inspected and certified stocks are limited. ATTENTION • FARMERS WRITE TODAY Box 200 Wingham Advance-Times Tn. TT,,, • TT TT,T,T,ITT EAST WAWANOSH COUNCIL MEETINO Mrs. M, Dobbin Lived in Wingham of Lucknoliv. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Hastings and children of Wingham spent Sunday with 'her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. McInnis. Mr. 'and Mrs, Nelson Sleightholm 'and family of Brussels visited on Sunday with Mr. and, Mrs. Elmer Sleightholrn.,The latter is a patient in Wingharia,41ospital this week. Marilyn, Marie and Debby John- ston of Clinton spent last week at' the home of their ,aunt, Mrs. Clar- ence Ritchie, and returned home on Sunday when Mr. and Mrs. Ritchie and their family visited at the Johnston home, and with Mr. WHITE4HURCH Mrs,. John, 'Craig Mid other Coulter relatives received word on Sunday of the -passing ,of Mrs. Melvin Dobbin* formerly Hannah Coulter, and 'daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. -John Coulter who resided in Wing- ham,. *Mee her husband, one daugh, ter and one grand-daughter, she leaves two sisters. Interment' was: in Canandaigua, New York State, Mn'. and Mrs; Norman Rintoul, Wingliain, left on Sunday to ..attend the funeral, Mr, and Mrs, Gibson Rintoul; visited at the Dobbin home recently, an their vacation. • Wingloun WodilosilaYi Aug, .14., 11159 1.111.41111111illitiltlitiliklii,11111411111111010.11_111111111.111a11111111111111111411111011 Attend Canada's. Outstanding sponsored by the Fergus Chatoner of (*Amerce U U iii Victoria Park — Fergus, Ontario U I. SATURDAY, AUGUST 15th a -Events start 9 a,rn, Rig dance, at night, SEE Piping, Dancing, Massed Bands, Athletic U fi Events, Precision Drill, Midway" U Antrims si.se Children 25e Cars in park 50o U .411111101111411011111111M111 111111.1111.11110.11111111111111.1.1101111.11111111111 1 1 11411 1.11101,11.111.11111111 GRAND OPENING Govenlock's Fruit stand Half Nile North, of Forest on Highway No, 21 ......f44444....4.e4."9+44.4,44esoN SPECIALIZING IN PEACHES, APPLES, PEARS, BERRIES, SWEET CORN, TOMATOES, FRESH EGGS AND VEGETABLES We leave our fruit en the tree until it has gathered the inwiimuna sugar, content EVERYTHING IN SEASON —QUALITY COUNTS--' WI STAND BEHIND 011311 PRODUCE LOOK FOR OUR SIGN FARMERS -- ATTENTION Wanteid: number of progressive- farmers in Western dis- kiets who would like to, set out a commercial block of Red Raspberries, either for your local trade or for shipping to recommended, city dwellers. Recent Ontario-Quebec production figures, prices, at 10-60e per quart and. dealer reports would in- dicate short supplies everywhere. • To encourage a limited planting of new high yielding patch- 0, a welt known nursery is 'sending a special representative of many years' experience In Commercial. production be personally interview and educate. interested. farmers. in raspberry culture. This .should result in higher unit yield% longer patch' life less hand labor and when translated into 'dollars. at normal prices a relatively high ratio of prdfit is assured. Because of the present shortage of good,,planOng material, bookings. can only be made for FALL PLANTING„:1902-, limited. to one acre. 100% Plant .atiarantee. Continuous cultural and' marketing service. This is a rare opportunity to increase your. Income. If genuinely interested in berry grewing,. a.sidellue to farming, write Box 4044 cmxtpseutora,.. Ontario, on or before. August 18th, giving location of your fain). Our ,specialist ;twill call later and completely analyze the buctiness,.soil4equirements. and preparation, up-to-date cultural practices, , home ntarhets and surplus shipping,. cost of planting,' estinaated yields-and, profits per acre. - Late replies cannot be. covered. VitillECHURCH Mrs, Mak Martin and Mrs. Ezra $Chalta visited on Sunday at the holm of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Brialtell .o,f Kinteugh. Mr. and Mrs. 13ert. Cnilintore and son Randy Of London, Who attend- ad the Teeswater reunion, called on former friends in this 'district one day last week. They are mov- ing this week to Peterborongh. Mr. and Mrs, Basil Thompson and family of Preston spent a few days last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Moore. Mr, and Mrs; S. Lambert of St.. Catharines visited lest week at the home of their daughter, Mrs, Myles St, Marie. Mr. and Mrs, Thos, Metcalfe of Turnberry spent the week-end with their daughter, Miss Verlie, at South Bay Mouth, Manitoulin Island. Mrs. Fred Beatty of Toronto is visiting this week with her sister, Mrs, Miles Cameron of Wingham and Mrs. Bert Holmes of Turn- berry. Mr, and Mrs. Wilfred Sell and baby Mitzi. Lee of Orangevile visited on Sunday with her pa- rents, Mr, and, Mrs, Holmes, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Musgrove 'Said eliIkiren-cit 'UV ri'Meter and Mrs. Bennett Mitchell and Earl, -of Molesworth, visited on Sunday with their mother, Mrs. Musgrove and with. Mrs, Willis. Miss Linda Cameron of Ashfield spent a few days last week at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Rintoul, and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cameron, and family of Ashfield visited at the Rantoul home on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. George Caldwell of Blyth • also visited there, and Donna Rin- toul, who had been visiting at Blyth, returned home. Mr. and Mrs. David .McDonald of Milton, visited with relatives in this district on Srinday, Jimmie :Robinson of Milton, accompanied them and visited at his home here. Mr. and Mrs. James Wilson and family of Exeter attended the special service in the Presbyterian Church here on Sunday. Mr. and • Mrs. Harry Tichbourne, Coderich, 'Mr. and Mrs, George Jacques, Wingham, and Mr. and Mrs, Lorne .Durnin, St. Helens also attended, Mr, and Mrs. John Forster of Goderich visited on Sunday at the home of his father, Mr. Wm. Forster of W. Wawanosh. Rev. J. Ure Stuart of Moorefield called on, Mr. and Mrs, John M6 Gee, Mrs. David Kennedy and Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Beecroft on Sunday. Mr. 'and Mrs. Ross Henry and family of Dungannon visited on Sunday with ,Mr. and Mrs, Archie Purdon. ' Mr. and,Mrs. David Yule and family of. Agincourt, who were holidaying' at Inverhuron, visited WHAT FORM! , • when you wear an OTC pbclominal 'belt 4, l‘ Rexall Drug Store l lh McKIBBONS -\\ i Young. Pople Organize Team. 141.) i r'll!,y Gaunt, president of the Taming 'people's group, presided On OundaY evening for the meeting in. the Presbyterian Chatreilt, here, and led, la the opening sing-sang, 4.ThIx Craig led in prayer,. Rev. R, T. A. Marshall read the Scripture lesson from John ,Chap, 4, and, gave a .discussion on the chapter, Lorne Forster was in charge of the topic, and .the meet, ing was closed with. the Mispah benediction,. The group is organising a soft ball team, and Wayne Farrier was named leader, Memorial QM , Dedicated .5111day Viaill7MURCH,-kspoctot sot., vice was held on Sunday- morning in the . Presbyterian Muth,. when IVIotirbray and Kennedy relatives, gathered for the dedication, of the new Lowry electric organ, a 01Mr Orial gift of Mr. and Mrs, Robert . Mowbray, to the ;church. Mr, kowl;ray read the:dedle4Oiy address, and Rev. R. T. A, Marshall, on behalf of the congregation, accepted the .gift for the church, An explanatory plaque will be placed on the organ. one day last week with Mr. and Mrs. 3'. D. Beecroft. Mrs. George Hess and daughter, Sue of Birm- ingham, Mich,, and Mrs. 'Oliver Kirk and Ann of Orchard Lake, Mich,, who had attended the play, "As You Like It", at the Shake- spearean Festival on Friday even- ing, visited on Saturday with Mr, and Mrs. Beeeroft, Little Paul Curran, son of Mr. and Mrs, Jas Curran of W. Wawa- nosh and grandson of Mr. and Mrs, Robert Purdon, has been very ill in Wingham Hosppital during the past week, and, on Sunday was taken to Sick Children's Memorial Hospital, London. Mr. and Mrs. John Craig accom- panied Mr, and Mrs. Robert Hall, Wingham, who were on vacation and spent last week with Mr. and Mrs, Ed. Jardine at their cottage at McDonald's Corners. M. and Mrs, Mitchell Elliott and family of Ailsa Craig, Mrs. Gordon Elliott, and other district relatives attended the funeral of the late Robert Galbraith in Wingharn on Thursday, Audrey and Jack Ruttan of Fordwich spent last week with their grandparents, Mr, •and Mrs, Robert Montgomery and other rela- tives here, Mr. and Mrs. Melville Beecroft and sons of OtterVille spent a few days last week with Mr, and Mrs. Gilbert Beecroft, and with Mrs.' E Dow and Hamilton relatives at Gorrie, Mr. Beecroft is spending this •week here. Miss Janet Bee- croft, with Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Wightman, Joan, and 'Susan of Blyth, attended the Shakespearean play, "As You ILike It", on Friday evening in Stratford. ' Darlene and Brenda Denham of Kirkton visited last week at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Kenneth Mason, and returned home on Sun- day with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald •Denham, who visited at the Mason home. Mrs. Jos. Thompson of Goderich and her daughter, Mrs. Philion and children of Hamilton, visited one day with Robinson relatives in E, Wawanosh, Ray Robinson, son of Mr, and Mrs, Calvin Robinson was very ill on. Sunday and was a patient in, Wingham Hospital, Mr. R. H. Thomppscrn left on Monday to spend this week with his niece, Mrs, Truman Beatty at her cottage at Wasaga Beach, Mrs. Albert Perdue, Belgrave, and Mr, and Mrs. Jack Perdue and Susan of Toronto visited on Satur- day with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Chamney. Mrs, George Naylor has been a patient in Wingham Hospital for some weeks, suffering from broken hip bone. Mr, Jas. Snow- den has also been a patient there, suffering from a broken ankle, Bob Armitage of London is, spending a few weeks at the home of his aunt, Mrs. John McBurney, Mr. Austin Cook, who has been at Peterborough, spent the week- end With his parents, Mr. and Mrs Harry Cook of Marnoch, Mrs, Cook went to London last Wednes- day to 'visit with her 'aunt, Mrs. Arthur Cooper of 13racebridge. who was at the' home of Mrs. Cyril Fiefield. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Brown of Guelph visited recently at the home of Mr,, and Mrs. George Walker, Mr, and Mrs, Elmer Hipton of Brantford spent a few days last week at the Walker home. Mr, and Mrs. Walker 'visited on Sun- day with Mrs, John, McDowell and Gordon of Westfield. Mr. Keith Snell had charge of the service in Westfield United Chtirchnn Sunday. Mrs, Lev Balser ant sons of Wingbalia visited nn Sunday with Mr, and WS. Johnston Cfnla., Mrs. ill Cerm spent last week with her sister, Mrs, San) 1l utchi- son,'Win,g i barn, and Mrs. ./latchisoh 1 ,4 pending this. week at the Con helm here, Mr. an .T d 'Mrs, .1.W McIntyre and children of Ridaotown, who attend- ad the eesWater reunion visited. 'with her :parents, Mr, and Mrs, Ben MeClenaghan last Tuesday and Alan, had ' been holidaying hero, returned home with his pa- renta, X am d n f. u r. and Mrs, Win. Parker. and fily of . Bitoter visited on Wednesday at the MeGienaghan tome, ad Mr, and Mrs, Morgan Jones O Clinton, Mr. and MM., Melvin 1VfeGleneghan„ Michael and Pal gager, of Kitchener, visited th l ere on. Sunday, Michael. and Pau stayed to spend this week here. Mr, and Mrs. Orval Mitchell of Toronto spent last week-end at the Inane of Mr. and Mrs, Will Henry and Miss Frances Henry, who had spent the -week-end at her home, •returned to Toronto, Mrs, Cecil McNeil has been very HOSpital 'daring the' pest week, Donna, Ricky and Diane Leader of Lucknow are holidaying at the home of their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, Jas, Currie, while their parents, Mr, and Mrs. Donald Leader are taking a =motor trip in United 'States. Mr, Leroy Rintccul„ and Mr. and Mrs. 'Robert Purdon motored last Sunday to Belwoocl. Valerie, Pat- ricia and Marilyn Bott, who have 'been holidaying for the past two Weeks at the Purclon home, retnrn- ed home to their' parents, Mr, and Mrs. Floyd Bott, W.M.S, hospital leader for the Miss Agatha Coultes, who is the United Church in Edmonton Hos- pitals, spent her two Weeks' va- cation at the homes of her brothers, Cecil and Ronald Coultes and with her sister, Mrs, Gordon Bosman, and left on Friday to resume her work in Edmonton. She has about 125 women and girls, assisting in the visitation work there, Many hi this district were ppleased to: have her call around in the village, 'one day last week, Mr, and. Mrs. Arthur Cronin of Caledon spent the' week-end with Mr: and ' Cecil Falconer and Mr. and Mrs.. Jas. Falconer. Rev. Kennedy of Bluevale had charge of the service in the United Church here on Sunday and will have charge of 'this' service for the next two Sundays at 10 a.m. The Women's Institute held their'annual August picnic meeting atthe Tti.r.pberry. park on Tues- day afternoon. About 110 Johnston relatives gathered on Sunday last for the annual 'family gathering, held this year at the home of the president, Mr. Gordon McBurney. Shiell and' McBurney families from St. Thom- as .and London, the Jim Johnston. families from Cookskville, Mr. and Mrs. David Davidson of Windsor, wait families from. 13ayfiekl, Mild- may, Teeswater and ideal com- munities, 'Mr. Will Porter of Goderich will be president for next year. Alan Falconer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Angus Falconer had his ton- site removed in, Wingham Hospital on Saturday, . Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Lougheed and children of Midland visited during the past' two weeks with her parents, Mr. and. Mrs, George Fisher. Mr, and Mrs. John Car- ruthers' and daughters of West Lorne spent a few days there, last week and Mr. •and Mrs, Tobi Jantzt and family of Milverton and Mr. Robt, Mansell of London, visit- ed there on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Watcher of London, spent Monday at the Fisher home, Mr. and Mrs. Scott Patterson and family of Detroit spent the week-end with his father, Mr. F. McK, Patterson. Mrs. Patterson stayed to spend this week here, with Miss Lilian Patterson of Leamington, who has also been visiting here. ' The Whiteehurch bantam team won' a a game 4-0 with Rothstock bantams on Saturday evening. Mn', Andrew Malcolm of Listowel and. Kincardine purchased tithe farm of the late Alfred McCreight. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gaunt and Donald were at Melton airport on Monday to 'Meet Miss Janet Gaunt, Janet Mercy and. Glenna Krutz- kamp of Hanover Who have been holidaying atn Montreal, and at Chalet Cochand, in the Lauren- tians for the past week. M. Archie Watt of Toronto Visited on Monday with his parents, ReV. and Mrs. W.J. Watt, Margaret Moore, who had been holidaying with the Watt girls at the cottage at Lake Kennisis, returned 'home, Mr. and Mrs. George Thompson and alma of VeverSham spent a feW days last Week with Rev. and Mrs. Watt, m ;Mrs, W, Dawson and Mr. Mid Mn.s Wesley Tiffin, visited on sun- day with Mr„ and Mrs.. A. R. Purdon and Mrs, Chas,' Wood $enfortb• Brenda Ritchie stayed at Sesforth and Ricky Wood Is holidaying' this Week at the home, quite a lumber in this district 'have 'been very ill, with a severe attack of fin Auring the past week, Rev, D, A, Currie, a tamer pastor In the Presbyterian .Church here, and now stationed near Wind- sor, called on Mrs, David, Kennedy, One. 'day last week, rfAsoTi4iir4 rigNskor rofiAcas owns comiromicaLti Jamangwom 00004-, FRANK C. HOPPER RepreoentAtive—. Canada Life WINGHAM, ONT. phone 402 • The East 1,Vawa,nosh. Council met August 4th with all the mem- bers present; and Reeve G, W. flanna. in the chair, The min- rtes of the meeting ,held July 7th were read and adopted on motien by gallahamParden, A letter was. received.. ,f.ro.rrt tha, -city of... Bar rig, with a resolution attached, asking. the council to consider that all trucks 'and buses be equipped with special brakes that have a, 4' ten. gross weight er over. The council, ordered it to be filed at present. Buchanan-McGowan—That the road, and general accounts as pre- sented' be passed and paid, By-law No. 10 1959, being' the elifferent rates • 'for taxation for .the year, was read the first and • second times. Purdon-Hauahari—That by-law No. 10 'be read the third time and passed. Road' cheques—Stuart McBurney, salary, $185.00;' Alan McBurney, wages, $60.28; Ontario Hydro, shed light.; $4.05; Mrs. .Alf Nesbit, 125 yards gravel at 5 cents, $6.25 Dom. Road Mach. Co., grader repairs, $17.79; W. C. Becker Equipment Co., grader repairs, 152.86; Wing- ham Tire Service, tire repair, $4,00, General cheques—McKay's Rest Home, • care of patient, $92,75; Town of Goderich, 'D.0.I. Deb., $1,097:69. McGowan-Buchanan—That coun- cil adjourn to meet September 1st, atonc .,o!cio :ck ' or at the call of the reeve, at the 'Belgrave Community Centre, C.M,Halin R, H, Thompson, Reeve, Clerk. ra IMPORTANT BANKRUPTCY AUCTION of the complete aassts of scotsmith Ferniture Limited (in bankruptcy).. CAMI3RIA STREET (Corner of. Newgate), GODERICH, ONTARIO FRIDAY, AUGUST 14TH AT 11,00 A.M. ,--- Church furnishings, office furniture & equipment, fire extinguishers, hose, smallwares, lumber B, doweiling, nails, screws, paint, wood clamps, chicken feeders and al,lternatIc water troughs, barrels, drums, and, hundreds of eseful pieces, FRIDAY, At.IGUS 2 T 14TH AT 200 P.M.. P.M. --The .sPaciouS White brick manufacturing plant in the heart of Goderich, subject to conditions of sole and reserve bid. SATURDAY,. AUGUST 15TH AT 11.00 A.M. — Dozens of pieces of valuable portable and floor machinery such as paws, shapers, drills, prnlaonoetrss,toporoeHr .pgUinsconatnrdol scpraenwedlsr,i.vesarsn,derrisv,etedio',Iliemsioet^ticcearksp, radial resses ' saw, •compressors with Way-painting equipment, rontell',atiho,frivd:::, three generators, two cyclone exhaust systems, doye-talling machine, shafting, belting, scrap and other valuable items, 1:large -,--.Tonas.Oash.Or -certified. Caligula , The , pay, ,gf ..Sele 7-, goolp, on View Front 10 to 12 and I to 6 On Thursday,. Aug. Olds 'May Be Left With The Auctioneers For Exectition Without me,nt May Remain On The Premises At The Risk Of The Purchasers Szi3E0. R. CiAliWNER SON) F. 0. Kam, EsolintUEn,til August 25tn, 1959. Auctioneers & Appraisers Trustee low Bankruptcy When a (Car) Body Meets A Body, Call Us! When trouble hits your car, your phone call sends us info action fast! Our tow car• speeds to the scene, brings your car in for expert body work at very reason- able prices. Wingham Body Shop SID ADAMS Phone 746 Wingham