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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1949-09-21, Page 7S IN THE PAST four years we added more than half a million telephones and installed new equipment in every ex- change in Ontario and Quebec. At the same• time we were able to make substantial improvements in service. But it took a lot of money, over two hundred million dollars! There remains much to be done! Many applicants are still waiting for telephone service, and many more sub- scribers' present service is not adequate to their needs. We intend /to meet their wishes, and to continue making the service clearer, faster, better in every way. • This will take more millions for new equipment and buildings. As in the past, this money must come from the savings of thousands of Canadians who are willing to invest in the telephone business. THE BELL TELEPHONE • COMPANY OF CANADA • with GO(001E104. 11114011t 10BE$ To get the most put of your Y Cit iaestr . • let:As' replace your ola tubes Notb, new Goodyears right alsraY; HURON MOTORS Telephone 237 — A. D. MacW1LLIAM Wingham, Ont. Ford and Monarch Sales and Service inevesiwithrimenewiseisx' SEE YOUR FORD DEALER FOR A DEMONSTRATION .RIDE! •••, +tam :c 6/47W= Ronnncuj ',Qt. (ARNIS`MILLING ATWOOD, ONT. YOU CAN GET ROE FEEDS From Howson & Howson, Wingham A. C. Adams, Wingham Belgrave Co-Op., Belgrave R. J. McKenzie, Belgrave Bluevale Milling Co., Bluevale Dobson Bros., Wroxeter Mac Taylor; original I Bruce, Margaret Appleby, Donna. Shirley Bradburn, Lillian Skids, Mary Scott, Donna Anderson, FLOWERS' Robertson, poem, girls, Asters, George Bacon, Howard Ber, hard, Gwen Walsh, Joyce Harman, Harvey Shaw, Dale Cardiff; cosmos, Bobbie Higgins, Dorothy Cook, Max- ine Machan, Dirk Haskema, Russel (Continued on page eight) Haselgrove's SMOKE SHOP - for - Smokers' SUNDRIES MAGAZINES SOFT DRINKS 1 AND YOU KEEP THEM LONGER! SHOE REPAIR MEANS ADDED WEAR. BRO WNE'S SHOE REPAIR Hospitality.. . All Over Town Plus deposit 20 Per bottle Authorized bottler of Coca-Cola under contract with Coca-Cola Ltd. STRATFORD BOTTLING COMPANY TELEPHONE 78 STRATFORD, ONT. WALTER WOODS, WINGFIAM, ONT. JOHN G. SPEIR, R. 2, BRUSSELS ONT. Wednesday, September 21, 1949 THE WING/1AM 'ADVANCE-TIMES PAGE, S V reweenstenteskiiiweetzizIzt•mAztiMitAXM rseweerers.oztozaznizia•zzerszttiozzzoxr•Writ:,,pozitViAzti:m,"` Chrome wheel trim rings and White sidewall tires optional St extra cost when available. FEEL flla.riFinger-q Handling Ease!e, What a dream to drivel—that's what owners say about the new Ford. Try the "feel" of its new "arrow-straight" steering, with "Finger-tip" Control . . . of Ford's 35% easier-acting "King-Size" brakes and "feather-light" gear shifting . and you will agree. -that New FORD"FEEC• Ea the New Springing! Drive a FORD and Try Ford's new "Mid-Ship" Ride. It's wonderful, and there's a reason: the new "Sofa Wide" Seats are placed 'between the axles, where the going is smooth- est. "Hydra-Coil" front springs )and "Para-Flex" rear springs give relaxed riding comfort. And a new, low centre of gravity adds still more to Ford's "big car" roadability. BENNIE SCHOOL FAIR SUCCESSFUL Procter; barley, sheaf, Allan Scott; winter wheat, one quart, Yvonne Ratli, Sandra Rath, Arnold Matliers, Mary Taylor, George Oster, Elizabeth Pipe. APPLES Northern Spies, Sandra Rath, Wan- da Rintoul, 130b McMurray, Allan Mc- Burney, Harry Brydges, David Nes- bit; snows, Joan Machan, Donna Mc- Arter, Sandra Rath, Bobby Carter„ Ruth Cook, Harold Creighton; McIn- tosh reds, Lois Canipbell, Wanda Rin- tool, Sandra Rath, John Buchanan, Ruth Cook, Harry Brydges; apples, any, Harry Brydges, Ruth Cook, Don- ald Coultes, Eileen Nesbit, Joy Lutz, Clifford Coultes; pears, any, Sandra Rath, Laurence Nesbit, John Buchan- an, Velma Agar, Lorne Campbell, Gwen Nesbit; crabapple, Eldon Cook, Ruth Cook, Sandra Rath, Betty Halla- han, Glen Scott, Ken Shouldice, bas- ket of assorted fruit, Sandra Rath, Bobbie McMurray-, Joan Wightman, Laurence Nesbit, Donald McMurray, Eldon Cook; northern spies, Elizabeth Pipe, Maurice Govier, John Pipe, Billie Smith, Jack Caldwell, Tommy Bry- dges, snow apples, John Caldwell, Bar- rie Machan, Ronnie Nicholson, Mur- ray Golder, Kay Naylor, Jimmie Car- ter; McIntosh Reds, Elizabeth Pipe, John Pipe, Yvonne Rath, Tommy Brydges, Donald Fraser; apples, any variety, Yvonne Rath, Joan Govier, John .Caldwell, Nadine Machan, Alice Nesbit, Lois Goll. Pears, Yvonne Rath, Keith Robin- son, Bobby Cook, Freddy Cook, Ivan Walsh, Elizabeth Pipe; crapapples, Betty Rogers, Bobby Cook. Ivan Wal- sh, Alice Nesbit, Yvonne Rath, Ray- mond Walker; baskeAssorted fruits, Yvonne Rath, Bobby Cook, Ken Coul- tes, Jim Coultes. POULTRY & PETS White Leghorn Pullets, Marian Mc- intee, Kay Naylor, Bruce. Richmond, Lyle Smith, Jack Caldwell; pair mar- ket cockerels, Bill Reavie„ Ken Cool- tes, Jim Coultes, Bobbie Higgins, Harvey Snell, Bill Thompson; pair pullets, any breed, Billy Lutz, Grant McBurney, Donna Walden., Cameron Robinson, Lillian Pengelly, Margaret Wightman; dozen brown eggs, Eliza- beth Pipe, Lois Gaul, John Cronyn, Marro' Armstrong, Harvey Snell, Rose Marie Lutz, dozen white eggs, Ivan Walsh, Bruce Richmond, Gwen Walsh, John Pipe, Yvonne Rath, Lois Bone; pair young ducks, Donald Proc- ter, Bobby Johnson, Douglas -Machin:, Helen Whitehead, Jean Whitehead,' Frank Hallahan; Barred Rock cock- erel, Bobbie Higgins, June Richmond, Ivan Walsh, Lloyd Scott, Isabel Scott, Barred Rock pullets, Barbara Coultes, Gwen Walsh, Jim Shaw; White Leg- horn cockerel, Jack Caldwell, Marian Mcintce, Lyle Smith; pair rabbits, Ken Coultes, 1'i:cid: Robinson; dog, Clarence Walker, Keith Robinson, ROE VITAMIZEP FEEDS ( PROMOTE GLOWING KAN FATTER PROFITS, DUE TO SCIENTIFIC BALANCE OF FINEST INGREDIENTS Donald Pengelly, Garry Reavie, Mur- ray Govier, Larry Fear; eat, Jim Scott Bobby Pitblado, Margaret Wightmau, Rose Marie Lutz, Shirley Lutz, Yvonne Rath; pair pigeons, Bill Rea- vie, Lois Walker, Donald McMurray, Bobby McMurray, Bessie Campbell, Alan Scott; collie dog, George Proc- ter, Cameron Robinson; any pet, Mar- ian Mcintee, Harold Creighton, Don- ald Shutz, Russel Fear, Clifford Shul- tz, Marilyn Fear, Barred Rock Cockerel, Lawrence Nesbit, George Procter, Ruth Procter, Lois Campbell, Lloyd Machan, Arlene Richmond; Barred Rock Pullets, Geo. Procter, Ruth Procter, Freda Sawyer, Lloyd Machan, Lois -Campbell, Lois Bone; White Leghorn Cockerel, Lois Bone, Violet Gow, Edna May Mc- Intee, Charles Bone, Joan Machan, White Leghorn Pullet, Edna May Mc- Intee,. Lois Bone, Charlie Bone; pair Market Cockerels, Gordon Clark, Donald McMurray, Bobby McMur- ray, Lois Campbell, Alvin Pengelly, Velma Agar; pair young ducks, Doro- Howatt, Alan Scott, Ruth Procter, Lloyd,,Machan, Austin Cook, Clifford Coultes; dozen brown eggs, Velma Agar, Sandra Rath, Donald McMur- ray, Bobbie McMurray, Joy Lutz, Kenneth Sholdice; dozen white eggs, John Wightman, Ruth Cook, San- dra Rath, Bruce Robertson, Gor- don Clark, Edna M. Melt:tee; pair of Sussex pullets, Donald McMurray, Ila Pengelly, Bobby Mc- Murray, Jim Coultes, Ken Coultes, Alvin Pengelly; Rock Leghorn hy- brids, George Procter, Bobbie Hig- gins, Donald Procter, Joan Machan, Joyce Herman, Ruth Procter. RACES Running Races, girls 'under 6, Gail Lockhart, Marie Adams, Sylvia John- ston; boys, 6 and under, John Camp- bell, R. Johnston, Jim Carter; girls, 9 and under, W. Breckenridge, Ethel Machan, Rose Bolger;, boys 9 and utt- er, Bob Brown, Wilfred Pocock, Jerry Achilles; girls 12 and ender, Joan Wightman, M. Achilles, E. Dear; boys 12 and under, D. McMurray, J. Buchanan, C. Hull; girls 12 and over, Joan Wightman, M. Achilles, E. Dear; boys over 12, Harry Brydges, C. Mac- han, G. Campbell; girls' three-legged race, under 12 years, Lois Dawson and Florence Dawson, H. Haines and H. Walker; boys' three-legged race, D. McMurray and B. Robertson, B. Cook and B. Coultes, L Machan and C. Hull. Tug-o'-war—bols, U.S.S. 17 East Wawanosh, with second going to No.. 11, Walton School, in Morris; for the‘ girls, No. 9 East Wawanosh with No. 6, Morris, second. Grades 1, 2, 3, and 4, best decorated bicycle, Ken Walker. Isabel Scott, Mary Taylor, Glendal McDonald, Bar- bara Coultes; grades, 5, 6, 7, 8, best decorated bicycle, Louis Campbell, Lorraine Hanna, Lois Walker, Ruth Cook, Marlene MacKenzie. WRITING Print writing, grade 1 boys, John Campbell, Nelson Armstrong, Clifford Brewer, Grant McBurney, Robert Johnston, Lyle Smith; print writing, grade 1 girls, Thelma Gowing, Marie Johnston, Gail Lockhart, Maxine Ma- chan, Dorothy Cook, Marlene Walsh; print Writing, grade 2, boys, Bruce Campbell, Bobby Marks, Ronald Ad- ams, Ken Coultes, Keith Rodger, Wil- liam Anderson; print writing, grade 2 girls, Mary Lou Wright, Sylvia Wharton, Yvonne Rath, Fay Fraser, Violet Gow, Betty Anne Ruttan; grad- es 3 and 4, boys, George Bacon, Billie Lutz, David McClinchey, Jim Coultes, Donald Gray, Tommie Brydges; grad- es 3 and 4 girls, Donna Walden, Shir- ley Lutz, Gwen Walsh, Gwendolyn McDowell, Edna Daer, Lillian Camp- bell; grades 5 and 6, boys, Bruce Rob- ertson, Clayton Wilkinson, Donald McMurray, Ian Griffith, Billie Mc- Curdy, Jerry Higgins; writing, grades 5 and 6, girls, Lois Walker, Velma Agar, Ann Hollinger, Jean Currie, Ar- lene Richmond, Mary Scott; grades 7 and 8, boys, Douglas Brown, David Nesbit, Bill Coultes, Lorne Campbell, Charlie Fraser, Bob McMurray; grad- es 7 and 8, girls, Donna Shiells, Mar- garet Appleby, Lorraine Hanna, Iona Griffith, Marlene MacKenzie, Alice Marks open print writing, boys, Bruce Robertson, Bill Coultes, Allan Campbell, Bobbie Higgins, David Nes- bit, Ian Griffith; open print writing, girls, Donna Anderson, Elva Gross, Velma Agar, Margaret Appleby, Hel- en Marks, Evelyn Hislop. Essays, grades 3 and 4, boys, Ivan Walsh, George Armstrong, Teddy. Plews, Douglas Machan, David Mc- Clinchey, Billie Lutz; grades 3 and 4, girls, 'Gwen Walsh:, Shirley Lutz, Marjorie Rhin, Gwendolyn McDowell, Audrey Hackwell, Edna Daer; picture story, grades 5 and 6, boys, Bruce Robinson, Alan Campbell, Jerry Hig- gins, Israel Good, Clayton Wilkinson, Russel Pear; picture story, grades 5 and 6, girls, Louise Jefferson, Joan Machan, Jean Currie, Joan Wightman, Doreen Kelly, Velma Agar; essays, grades 7 and 8, boys, Bill Coultes, Lorne Campbell, Douglas Bruce, Aus- tin Cook, Jimmie Glousher, Gerald McDowell; essay, grades 7 and 8 girls, Bella Armstrong, Donna Shiels„ Mar- garet Appleby, Bette Rodger, Evelyn Hislop, Alice Marks; essays, open, boys, Clifford Coultes, Bruce Robert- son, Donald Shultz, Bobbie McMur- ray, Robert Charters, Lorne . Gilfillan; essays, open, girls, Shirley Bradburn, Evelyn Risk*, Marlene MacKenzie; original poetn,_ Watson; boys,. Donald Coultes,, Alan Scott, Bert original poem, girls, Elaine Bolt, .Sandra Rath, Wanda Rintoul; original poem, boys, Clifford Coolies, David Nesbit, Alan McBurney, Arnold: Mathets, Bruce You'll feel safer and be safer in the '49 Ford— because the- new "Lifeguard" Body of heavy gauge steel and new rigid frame combine to give 59% more strength and protection. Big safety glass "Picture Windows". FEEL fhal. Lifeguard Safety ! No It's breathtaking—the "zip" and "go" the new Ford puts at your command. The reason is,.the '49 Ford gives you 100 Horsepower—. with that famous V-8 "Bout!. Poise" mounted Engine that means silky smoothness, longer If.. And owners report up to 10% greater gasoline mileage! At.VSNIV.V.Matwommm,r,mtsgrzestaitstwomairem....emem i/ComkelL gliCommy vlboatiliy Lee Ride vicbior 4/5000# FEEL the difference FEEL +he Power! The '49 Ford was awarded the Fashion Academy Gold Medal as "Fashion Car of the Year." 6-Bottle Carton 2V 4 ISX • ,,.