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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1969-04-17, Page 3I' ., v �iA Sway ,guesu wl Mr. and. Mrs, well Walker' vere M .. William Roby. Mil+ inay and: Harry Walker, Moorefield. • z ;Mr,, and Mrs,. •William Hart it visited ,Sunday r t h;! ,. M;C'arm�ael, 4 an Mrs, Jam 'Robertson and Jimm,,y at 0%10104 • Mn. George Gibson, •Hamil- n"Yisited.her sistea -iradd-law, Miles Risie and Marion Gilman. • r •We are pleased to hear Mr. Ken McMichael was able to re- turn home from Wingham and District Hospital last Friday. . The bias 'romans visited re- frif cently with Mr. and Mts. Boyne Sage, 3rd line Wallace. S', r4 d 4 ram. k A.JlanofTorOntO spent the w ek'endwith their parent* Mrs PO Mrs, Mae. Alla: Rev, 344 ..'Frank Rnaselli Guelph. were Sunday - pelts wlth Mr. and Mo.. Vern Clark.. Mr, and Erase Hatt and Eileen attended the funeral 'of the late Oliver Stokes' on Sunday, Mr. John Hupfer and MISS Hazel Sparing visited in Gods erich on Sunday with Mars. An" gus Carmichael, Mr, and Mrs. - James Robertson and Jimmy. The Sympathy of the com- munity is extended to Mss., Rob - ,art awn' Sr los of het Piebel last Robert ,Gibson la taking leance In the home owned, y ► Held }aake beside the ., RIT ►. 1t is reported Harold has eta sold his property. on Main Street,hit definite plans are not avraila ole at tills tial for the use of this. building. "Hey Jake, why ain't you working?" 1 had • a fight with the ranch foreman an, he won't take back what he said," "Just what did he say?" "tie said, "You're fired I " E. M.cTavish Lid. Offers New Service your p414113", was the from Ephesia s on which iRev,. George Bach based h ._ Story Sunday ` netning trotted Church, *WO mouse told her. bables never *0 go neo a We in the wall be- cause their fattier had gone through the same hole 4114 r returned. Mickey. gilled cheese, put hisnose through hole, then his bead andles't "So children, obey your Pa ents, " said Mr. Sach, The junior choir sang, a Vel of "Father, We Thank, Thee". They also sang the famous ani them by John Stainer, "Ood So Loved the World". d Mr. S a(h's sermon text was "Why do you look at thespeck of sawdust in your brother's eye . and fail to note the plank In, your own?" He said it, is easy to talk of the faults of others,. Some thank God for constmet" ive criticism, but criticism "A:4' can be deadly for the target person receiving it and also for4 the person giving it. • The speaker related a story' about a lady travelling first ". class in England who complain ed to the station master about Oa Y -lieutenant who was smoking:O asked to have him removed' u from' the coach. It was found she had a third class ticket and.. she was removed. This was aft example of "Judge not that l- be not judged". Every 'man is treated ac4ord► ing to his works. Some find fault and are busybodies. If you find fault with someone, don't ever make a mistake you# self, Mr. Sach warned. • 1.. 3, C. E. MacTAVISH LIMITED, Distribiu-' for for Petro Fina Canada Limited Products for Wingham and the Sur- rounding area, is pleased to announce the appointment of WAYNE RUSS- WURM, mechanic and the opening of the new garage. 'Wayne ,is a fully li- cenced mechanic and is capable of taking care of all your car's mech- anical needs. The new addition of the Repair Shop will include a new Scope and Wheel Balancing, Depart- ment.. Also included in ,the services will be Car and Truck Tuneups,, C?il Changes and , Total Mechanical Car Care. ' Come in soon and say hello to WAYNE RUSSWURM. BRIDGE CLUB , The Howell system was used. • First: Mrs. F. Foigie and Mrs. F. A. Parker; second, Miss 1- Hazel Weir and E. McGuire; tied -for third, Mrs. B. Mathew' and ' A. Wilson and C. Hodgins and W. Wharry. THESE THREE BROTHERS from three 'different countries holidayed together in Daytona Beach, Florida, in 1964. They are Dr. Fred Parker- of Wingham, Robert F. Parker, •M.D., D.O., .of Dublin, Ireland, and George' W. Parker, D.D.S., of Daytona Beach. That proved to be the last re- union of all three. Dr. George Parker died- in late March in the Clyatt Memorial Nursing Home, Daytona Beach. D. Robert Parker and Mr. A. Anderson spent a week , at his brother's home here recently on their return trip from Daytona Beach to Dublin. Dr. Fred Parker is at present in the Brookhaven Nursing Home. in Wingham. Morris Twp. Council meets Reeve William Elston presid- ed for the April meeting of Morris Township Council which was attended by all councillors. Road accounts amounted to $5,- 742. 31 5,- 742.31 and the general accounts were passed for payment. the petition for the n e w drain on the south half of lot 2 and north half'of lots 3 'and 4, Concession 3 was accepted and forwarded to E. W. Hayes Ltd. , Kitchener, for survey anda re- port. J. R. IvlcLaughlin of the Frank Cowan Co. Ltd. and Mrs. B. Hall, agent, were present and reviewed insurance needs for the township. The insur- ance was renewed. Accounts w..ere passed for payment .and council decided to advertise for gravel tenders. pressciint onducts W.I. election LA' .LET --The annual ineerAng, of the tat W. 1. was held the half Thmsday night with the president, Mrs. Harold Wallace in the cbaix,. ?Chaff devettop>e were read by Mrs. Edward.Pavid.. The X91.1 can was patyment of fees. The year-end reports. were read by the 'conveners, Pete- gates to the district annual at Wroxeter on May Lath are Mrs. Harold Wallace, lylrs.. Lloyd Jacques ani Mrs, Emerson Fer- guson.. MD. Harold Wallace was chosen to enter the hobby craft for that day. ' Mrs. Lyle Murray, district president, conducted the elec- tion of officers as follows; . Past president, Mrs. Jack Ferguson; president, Mrs. Har- old Wallace,; vice-president, Mrs,. Percy Huth; secretary' treasurer, Mrs. Emerson Fergu- son; MUT" Mqt► .L .. A.. ray; district director 1, Lloyd $0,04100; alterniata, Ed David,.. Nominating. co,, Arnold Qadlosr lArS. Robes' tan; Mrs. et'rHl ► txtyt-i?s, Mis, Milder 00,1740711 . Gordon-W.right; agriculture and Canadian industries, M• Emerson Ferguson. 'MP1► yd Jacques; citi2eAdtip afld eu_. tion,. Mrs. Jake 'Vea teeg,r Percy Huth; home ceOprtlica and health, Mrs. Arnold''rs' and Mrs, Henry Iobmtein; hi*» zodcal research and current events, Mrs. Robert Allam, Mks,. Derrill .Hallman; re$olutiotu, Mia..Robert Nabil; =Wt. Mts. Robert ,Allan; ways and' . committee, Mrs. Ed David, Mrs. Robert McComb.. NOTICE --- WE . SPECIALIZE IN - ENGINE REBUILDING ON TRACTORS TRUCK AND CARS Also CLUTCH, and TRANSMISSION WORT FOR FREE ESTIMATES CALL. • Ma Morrison's Garage Whitechurch 351.3151 17 2,14.1b TYPICAL EXAMPLES FREE, YOUNGSTERS' CLASSIFIED ADS IIERMAN IS A MOTHER, her kittens need good homes.Call 357-0000 for more A=mew-sing information. Karen 'Susan Kib- be., age 9. I .HAVE A PRETTY DOLL stroller with canopy and shop- ping basket 'for sale. ' Rita. Liepins.. age 8; ph. 357-0000: ' I'LL NEATLY MOW, rake and edge your lawn. Relax! I'll do your work. Stoll, age 9. 357-00001e. Bob PET SITTER — Leslie Joyce, . age 9. will take care of any pets that don't run 1ooje. Call 357-0000. I WANT A FRENCH POODLE that is one Foot Long and one Foot tall, Please Call Me I. live on 2131 Sheffield. Gregory Shoops, age ' 9. 357-0000.- WANT 57-0000. WANT TO SELL a slot car. It is an orange Ferrari.. $4.00. Pete Putnam, I am 10. 357- •0000. . NEW MAGAZINES old maga zines like bomics Mad, Drag Man and a whole lot of others. Call 357-0000. Ed Engman; age 9. WANTED -,-One cutaway coat and tophat for. magician, size 10. Brian B. Savage. age 8. MISS CLASSIFIED, THE ADVANCE -TIMES, WINGHAM, ONT. - Following is my Classified Ad which I° understand you will publish in The Ad- vance-Times, Thursday, April 24, 1969, Free of Charge. 04,1 Youngsters `from 6 to .14` years of age Inay advertise in -the "Kid's Classified .Ad" column .free Aof 'charge. Mail your ad to Miss Classified, The Advance - Times, Wingham, Ontario:, Do not phone your ad. 'ONLY MAIL ORDERS WILL BE ACCEPTED. Ads, may offer to buy, sell' or exchange child- ren's merchandise only, such as dolls, carriages, bicycles, children's books, clothing, electric trains, coaster wagons, marbles, athletic equip- ment--i'n fact, any.article of value, that you -may think some hoy or girl may.wa.nt.'„; (Not accept- able -are itbnls such as guns, household appli- ances and cars). The name, address and age of each girl or boy advertiser must appear in the ad. Ads must 4- not be over 20 words, i nc l ud i ng f fou r address and age. These ads will appear April 24th. No + in dopy can 'be made. Ads must be written plainly on the order forms ,clipped from this announcement of the'free ad. Have yo p r parent sign your free ad coupon, sanction4'ng your orcler. Parents are requested not to-; edit or change children's copy. Ads must be postmarked on or Jefore Satur= day, April 19th. The Advance -Times reserves the right to reject any ad that. does not pertain to a child's per- sonal heed or possession. WRITE ONLY ONE WORD IN EACH SPACE CLIP .AND MAIL TO MISS .CLASSIFIED, THE ADVANCE -TIMES, WINGHAM, ONT. REMEMBER your ad must be postmarked on or before SATURDAY, APRIL -19 — Ads Must be mailed No Phone Orders„ Please.