The Wingham Advance-Times, 1957-07-10, Page 4frOn. of London spent the week-end
With her sister; Miss Aldyth Gra-
ham.
—Dr. and Mrs, Bill # Burgman.
and daughter Janie of leirlilend
Lake spent 'the week-end with
their parents, Mr, and. Mrs, W, P.
Elitrgman.
—Mr. and Mrs, Jas, Wightman
of Listowel visited ,en Saturday
with Mrs. Herb Campbell, and
with' Mr. Campbell, who has been
a patient in 'Wingham Hospital for
theeneet '
.:etHligh':Sinnamon, who is taking
the. course at Western
University, ePent :the week-end 'at
hkenonie on: Minnie St,
• •
BIRTHS
MacDOINTApD:,-LIn Wingham Oen-
,' dral l HoSpital;;"on 4. Friday, July 5,
1957, .0 ,Nr:'iind Mrs, John A.
•-11IdepenAld, Teeswater, a son.
Wingham General
HOspitel, on Sunday, July 7,
1.997t° to Mi. and Mrs. Harold • ,
.Finlay, RR, 1, 4 Wroxeter,' a
daughter.
Wingham General
Hospital, •on Monday, July 8,
;- to:;-*. and Mrs. Wilfred
•,•Joltaiin;°'-It.R- 1, Wroxeter, a son.
CAMPBELL-In Witigha'in Gen9r-
4 al 'Hospital, on Monday, July 8,
1957, to Mr. • and Mrs. Hugh
piqnpbell, Bluevale, a son.
MeMICHAEL7-In Victo;:la Hospi-
tal,On Friday, June 28,
107,441-Mi. and Mrs. Glen Mc-
Miehael,';' R.R. 1, Bluevale, a-
datighter, Susan Marie,
LOUGHEED—In Midland • General
H,oapital, on Monday,„ !Tilly 1,
1957,- to ,Mr, and Mrs, Arnold
•Longheed of Midland thee Vivian
Fisher) a daughter, LOrl Jane,
sister for Cheryl Anne. •
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LEE'S TAXI
24-HOUR SERVICE
We never stop, including
Sundays and Holidays.'
PHONE 185
V. NS NM JAI NI NI INN 1111k •
Sturdily constructed of
tubular steel. Easily
.,iitiattached to any
spring.
Walker
Home .Furnishings
PHONE 106 WINGHAM
"Dr POSSE.. 0 OA"
5Yei/./CE 44
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'.'PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
CRAWFORD &
HETHERINGTON
Barristers, Solieitors, Etc.
Wingham, . Pitting+ 49
J. IL CRAWFORD, Q.C.
R. S. HETHERINGTON, Q.C.
J. W. BUSHF1ELD
barrister; Soheitor,,INTotoryi; Etc,
Money to Lean
Office--Meyer :Block, Wingham
Taxpayers owing arrears of taxes
to the CorPoration of Wingham
are hereby notified that the
-Town Council has authorized the
•Mayor to issue a warrant for a
sale of properties three years in
arrears of taxes. Such warrant is
to' be issued within thirty days
from this date.
Dated at WinghaT,. Ontarit;, this
10th day of July, 1957. '
VV. Ai GALBRAITH,
ClerkiTreaitirer.
A. N. licTAV.1311 sottorfoni
and NOTARY PUBLIC '
EESWATIEll, ONTARIO
Tailephone Teeswater.,
Wrokoter.z-Every 'Wednesday '/
afternoon, 2-4 Parr, Or
by' appointment,
Frederick F. Homuth
Phm.B,, R.o.
carol E. Homuth,
Mrs. Viola H. iismuth,'It.O.
orrostimusts
PHONE its
Harristnaii Ontario
WELLINGTON FIRE
/risur knee ,Company
Eat. 1840
An ill Canadian CbtripanY which
has faithfully served Its IndieS
holders for over a eenturyd
lienia Office :4-4 Temente
liib C MiteLeitit insurance Atetket
Witigharn *
4e' n".17.T..Flirg,WS./...n.ff•TRY. la,RN4
!• 4
8
/Mk •Wins err dvallee-?Thneli, WOoltsdaY,
FOR SALE
LEE'S USED FURNITURE]. Buy
0 and Sell, Special this week —
Picture frames, Phone 185,,
6rrb
*PAT FOR SALE—Good beef by
the quarter', Killed under license
from Dept. :ef Health. Yearling
heifers. Top quality. Lowest
peicee, Raynard Ackert, Ripley.
'.phone 24r30, 17r'b
•
ELECTROLUX Sales and Service,
Call Jed Reynolds, Wingham
phone 64031. 15rrb
,MILK. PIL'ltRS. for sale."Rapid
Flo", 6.-inch, 79e; 6,,(2-inch, 85e.
Alexander's Hardware, • lreb
25. ACRES ALFALFA TIMOTHY
'• hay for sale. Standing. Apply to
Sandy Nixon, Auburn, R. R. 2.
3,10*
YOU'VE WAITED FOR THIS!
Stainton's Hardware has the
answer to dripping toilet tanks.
New "Dripster" fits any type
tank. Removable drip tray catch-
ing Moisture caused by stuniner
sweating. See them at Stainton's
r today, arrb
THOR WASHING MACHINE for
sale, Two years new, Reasonable.
Phone 340W. 10b
SIXTEEN-FOOT canoe for sale. In
'good• condition, Two years old.
Phone 396, Wilf. Seddon. lob
SPRING-FILLED crib mattress
24"x4E0 with plastic cover for
sale, Also, double bed spring (slat
tyle), Phone 456, 10b
GRAY BABY CARRIAGE and &ill
buggy for sale. Good' condition.
Apply to John Schipper, Minnie
Street, 10*
NEW POTATOES for sale. 55c
6-qt.; 'basket,' Geo. Baird, phone
458j. 10,17*
STEEL BOX from hydro service
ton truck, for sale, Equipped with'
ladder racks. Suitable for plumb-
er or electrician. Good. condition.
Also'model A Ford coupe in good
' condition. Apply. to Walter
,VVOods, R. R. a, Wingham, phone
12re Wroxeter, 10*
REAL ESTATE
HOUSE FOR SALE. in -Wingharri.
Good buy. Cash. Reasonable. Ap:
ply to Box 51, Advance-Times.
10b
NEW HOUSE in village of Bel-
more for sale. About Y2 acre lot.
Three rooms and.bath, Full base-
ment. Must be sold to settle
estate, Apply to J. C, McNeil,
Brussels, phone Bruesels 76.
10,17b
TWO-,STOREY eight room frame
'house for sale. In village of Bel-
1 graVe: Bathroom; drilled • welt..
Two lets, barn oil 'property. Apt:-
ply to; Mrs. Clarence Wade even-
ings or Wednesday afternoon,
10:17*
NEW fully modern brick house for
sale, on Frances Street. Oil heat-
ed, duo-windows, three-piece bath
° and shower. •built-in garage, with
cement drive-way. • Terms. Con-
'tact Sohn Falconer, 913 Union
Street, Kitchener, or Harold Po-
Cock, phone 576, 3,10,17,24b
WANTED.
HIGHEST CASH prices paid ,for
sick, down or disabled cows and
&ONO, Dead cows and horses
picked tip or removed promptly,
Also wanted to buy—Boar Hogs.
Cell collect~ Bruce Marlatt, At-
Weed, phone 8 Or 153. rib
:FINANCING A CAR?
Before you buy ask about our
LoW Cost Financing Service with
complete Insurance •Coverage. —
STEWART A: SCOTT
Phone 291 Wingham
25erb
BOX Holders' Names-.
!Mali iii i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ii mUd
Not Given Out I
It IR atrial)* against onr x111611
141 4itvulget the mime or eildrefoi
advertiser liar* art t
ATIMel Box Ntinibtr,
do not Sok no for this
istoonssuo.
FOR RENT
UNIVERSITY STUDENTS—Rooms
within walking distance of Lone
don's University, in a new mod-
el. home,, Christian, Contact Mrs,
Melvin Des Jardine, R. H. 1,
Grand Bend, Ontario 10,17E
THREE BEDROOM COTTAGE
for tent, with full basement.
Modern throughout, Available
August 1st, 1957, Monthly rent
$39.50, Veterans -only, Apply Cen-
tral Mortgage and Housing Cor-
poration, 251 King Street West,
Kitchener, Ontario. 10b
WANTED 'TO. BUY
SOW wonted. Will pay up to $100
for young .Sow due to .farrow
within a month, Also want wean-
, er pigs, Stan Kay, R, R. 1, Wing-
ham, phone Wroxeter 18r1, 1.0
WANTED TO RENT
ENGLISH family require a house.
Will keep in good condition.
Phone 578, 10,17*
'TEACHER WANTED'
The West Wawanosh Township
School Area requires for Septem-
ber 3rd, 1957, a Protestant quali-
fied teacher for S. S, No, 4, "St,
Helens School," Apply stating ex-
perience, qualifications and salary
expected, not later than July 15th,
to W. A. Stewart, Secretary, Dun-
gannon, Ont. 3,10b
WORK WANTED
YOUNG English veteran requires
work. Consider anything. Phone
578. 10,17*
YOUNG English woman requires
position as' waitress or house-
work. Phone 578. 10,17*
WANTED
FIELD of elean hay wanted near
Gerrie or Wroxeter. Cecil Grain-
ger, phone 11r14,'; Wroxeter,
10*
OLD AGE pension boarders wait-
ed. Male preferred, Radio and
TV entertainment • provided.
Write Mrs, E, Somers, Gerrie, or
phone Wroxeter 247. 10b
• TENDERS WANTED
PAINTING TENDERS
Tenders will be received 'by the
undersigned until July 17, -noon,
1957., for the painting of No. 11
Lower Town S' hoot inside and
outside, Desks are'to be varnished
and all storm windows and screens
painted. Lowest or any tender
not necessarily accepted. For fur-
ther _information contact Mr_ Bert
Holmes,-' Chairman,. R.R..2, Wing-
ham. • • • 10b
STRAYED
40ePOUND 'STEER CALF Strayed
to my farm about.June 1st: Own-
er may have same by proving
property and paying expenses.
Cecil Grainger, Gorrie, 10:17:24*
AMBULANCE SERVICE
CURRIE'S AMBULANCE, Wing-
ham. Safe, courteous Service.
Phone Day, 51; Night, 716 or 936.
13rrb
DEADSTOCK WANTED
DEADSTOCK removed promptly
for sanitary disposal. FREE pick
up on larger animals, reasonable
collection charge for small Sall-
naalS. Phone collect Wingham
378; Palmerston 123w, or Dur-
ham 398. Gordon Young Limited.
tirrb
MISCELLANEOUS
. . "
IS YOUR TELEVISION properly
insured 'for all risk coverage?
For information phone 293, Stew-
art A, Scott, Wirigharn, 2rrb
STEWART A. SCOTT can now
save you 15% on your car, or
truck Insurance. Yearly or six
trienths policies are available,
Special rates for farmers, For
further information phone ,293,
Winghern, 29rrb
SANITARY' SEWAGE DISPOSAL
septic Aanks, cesspools, cellars,
etc,, pumped and cleaned, quick
service. All work guaranteed,
Apply Louis Blake, phone 42r6,
'Brussels: 15rrb • :
WATERLOO CATTLE Breeding
Association "Where Better Bulls
Are User. "For artificial in
aditinatien infOrMatioll or Ser-
vice from all breeds_ Of battle,
Phone 'The Waterloo Cattle
Breeding Ainieciatieei at' Clinton
WI 2-3441 Or Mildiriay1.30r11 be.
tweeri 7.30 and 9.30 n e haVe°
all. breeds *Vallabil-4-Tati 4innitY
at ioit Odle Orrh
COMING EVENTS
YOU'VE'TRIED THE REST, now
'try the best for spareribs and
sauerkraut on, Wednesday, Fri-
day and. Saturday evenings, Com-
mercial Hotel, Formosa, • ec112/57
LEGION BINGOS will he held in
the Legion Home on the first
floor every Friday night, Spon-
sored by the Ladies' Auxiliary
to the Canadian Legion. CErrh
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE ESTATE OF MABEL
JAMIESON,
ALL PERSONS having claims
against the estate of the above
mentioned late 'of the Township of
East Wawanosh in the County of
Huron, Widow, who died on the
7th day of June, 1957, are required
to file proof of same with the
undersigned on or before the 20th
day of July, 1957.
After that date the Executors
will proceed to distribute the estate
having regard only to the claims
of Which they shall thenn -have had
notice.
DATED 'd Wingham this 27th
day of June, 1957.
Crawford .& Hetherington,
WinghaM, Ontario,
Solicitors for the Executors.
3,10,17b
IN MEMORIAM
EDGAR—In loving memory of
Fred Edgar who departed this
life July 21, 1951. '
Six years are passed and gone
Since you were called away ,
How well do I remember
The sad and lonely day. °
When twilight hour draws n ear:
And sunset flames the sky,' '
I think, of you dear brother
And the happy days gone by.
Thoughts of, yeti come drifting
back
Within my dreams to stay,
To know• that you are resting
When the twilight ends the day.
Not dead to those who loved, hlm,
Not lost, but' gohe before,
He lives with us 'in memory
And veill'for evermore.
—Ever remembered by sister, 10b
IN MEMORIAM
MORRISON—In loving memory of
a dear mother, Mrs. Jas. B. Mor-
rison, who passed away July 11,
1954.
Ever is our thoughts. -•
—Lovingly remembered by daugh-
ters, Eva,- Norma and, Edna and
son-in-law, Victor. 10b
IN MEMORIAM
THOMPSON—In loping memory 'of
a dear mother and grandrxiother,
Mrs. Peak Thompson, who' pass-
away one ,year ago, Thly 10th.
Dear mother, you are riot forgotten,
Though on earth you are no More,
.Stiii,,:in,Ahemoreeycou. are .With us .,
As you alWays
—Every remembered by Alma
and ken Baker and family, Louise
and Don MeKenzie, 10b
S. A. SCHATTE WAS
LIFELONG MUSICIAN.
Following a long illneas Gustav
Adolf Schatte passed away: at iiis
home on Albert Street on Sunday,
JUly 7.
Mr: Schatte was born in Bruns-
wick, Germany,: on October' 31,
1888, He received his primary
education there and theft entered
the University Of Brunswick,
In 1913 he cattle to Canada, eat-
ling at Kitcherier where he was
married in 1918 to Harriet Sethi-
dens Bailey, He moved to Wing-
ham ln 1929.
Mr. Schatte was best known in
this community because of his
'deep interest in music, Pot some
time he *as leader of the local
band aid more ,recently he had
been engaged experiments to
improve the tone of Conventional
type violins,
Wes a member of St.. And-
rew's ,Presbyterian Church, the
Masonic Lodge arid'the American
Federation of Musicians.
He is survived ,by his wife, One
daughter, Mrs. .Ciettetide lielloWay,
Branapten, two' sons, Erie,
With the Of GreenWood,
N.S,, and Doritt14 Sinaboe, ("let,
trio funeral service Was held at
the A. A, Currie and pone funeral
finite at 2361 Pan, TtleadaY tvitti
ReV".„ b.. Y., Webs* ottlefating.• to,
tennetit wits' in 'tilt; • Winithoin
Coitiltee$
-.Mr, and Mrs. Donald Hoyt and
daughters, Patricia and Maureen,
of Wichita, Kansas, are spending
their vacation with Mrs. Hoyt'e
parents, Mr. and Mrs, Walter
Charlton.
—Mrs. McKenzie and Mrs. Bruce
Anger • and baby and Mrs, Geo,
Anger Visited in. Port Colborne for,
the week-'end. •
• - Nettie Haines` of Guelph
and Mrs. • John Casemore,• of Roc-
anville, Sask., who attended the
Turnberry Centennial, have 'been:
visiting since that time, with Mr.
George • Casemore of the Holmes'
School Section. '
—Miss Miriam Martin, Detroit,
Mich., spent Friday with her sister,'
Mrs, Robe Wenger, Mrs. Wenger
accompanied Miss Martin to L?n,
don on Saturday and is visiting
with Miss Holly Martin in, that
city.
—Mr. and Mrs. Frank McConnell
and family, Mr, and Mrs. Ted
Winegarden and family'.of London
returned home on Siinday after
spending -a week at ,the home of
leir. and Mrs.' George Currie. Mr,
Bert Currie' and Miss Alma Play-
ton of 'London and Mr, and Mrs.
Alvin Currie' and family of Cliff-
ton visited at the same home 'on
Sunday.
WANTED
Bush lots with soft maple and elm.
Will purchase bush properties or farms.
Please phone' c:- write:
The
Andrew Malcolm Furniture Co. Ltd.,
Listowel, Ontario,
Notice- to.
WATER 'CONSUMERS
The ~ hours for 'watering lawns,, and
gardens are from :6 a.m. to A.in;, and
front 6 p.m. ,to 9 p.m.
This will • be strictly enforced..
-An ANNUAL charge of $4.44 gross, less prompt
payment discount 'of 10 per cent, is made for
the use tif a hose or. outside tap for the above
noted purposes.
Anyone found watering lawns or gardens,',who
has •not paid for this seriice will be
billed accordingly.
CART) OP` THANKS
To all community members Of
Douglas'School, Ne, 1, Tura.-
berry, who helped to make Satur-
day's picnic such a success, I wish
to express my deepest ePPreelation
and thanks for a very pleasant
and ?nrreh enjoyed afternoon,. —
Mrs. Marie Morris (Marie Lovell),,
former teacher. , • 10*
CARD OF THANKS
;Sincere thanks and appreeiatior:
for all kindness during our recent
bereavement, Special thanke te
Dr, McKibben, Mrs. „IVforrey : and
staff of nurses, Rev. R., A. Brook
and , the Walker Funeral Home,'
also for calls, cards and treats to
Adeline, during her long illness.—
Henry 3/fathers and sisters. 10b
CARD OF THANKS
I would like• to express my sin-
cem thanks and appreciation to all
my many friends and neighbours
for all the flowers, boxes, letters,
cards and visits you made. .Also
special thanks to the W.M.S.' of
Brick United`Churth for the grand
boxes and flowers sent 'to me while'
a patient in Beck Memorial Sena=
torium, It is all this and good• care•
from doctors and nurses' • that
helps to speed' up recovery. These
many kindnesses will long 113e re.,
membered.—Frank Thompson. 10*
!PERSON LS 1
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
• 32' PIGS for sale. Just weaned, Ap-
ply to Robt, Kreller, phone. Wrox-
eter 19r16. 10*
PIGS for sale, Ready to wean.
Apply to Chas, ,Bosnian, phone
510w3. 10*
• 39 SUCKERS 7-weeks old for sale,
. Apply to J. E. Coultes, phone
143w2. 10b
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE ESTATE OF RUSSELL
ERNEST HENDERSON.
ALL PERSONS having claims
against the estate of the above
mentioned, late of the Township of
Morris, in the County of Huron;
Farmer, who died on the 31st day
of May, 1957, are required, to file
proof of same with the under-
signed on or before the 20th day
of July, 1957.
After that date the Executor
will proceed to distribute the estate
having regard only to the 'clairiis
of which he shall then have had
notice,.
DATED at Wingham this twenty-
eighth day of June, 1957.
Crawford & Hetherington,.
Wingham, Ontario,
Solicitors. for the Executor.
3,10,17b
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE ESTATES OF ElVIMA
JANE HOWE and BEATRICE
HELEN HOWE. 4
ALL PERSONS • having claims
against the estates of the above
mentioned"' late of the Village of
Wroxeter in the County of Huron,.
Spinsters; who died on the 15th day
of August; 1933, and the 18th day
of June; 1957, reepeCiively, are. re-
quired to file proof of same with
the undersigned on or 'before the
20th day of,,
After that date the,Adminietratlii.
will proceed to distribute 'the estate
haying regard only to the claims
of which he shall then have had•
notice.
DATED 'at 'Whigharn this 27th
day of June, A.D. 1957.
Craevford & Hetherington,
Winghani, Ontario,
Solicitors for the Administrator,
3,10,17b
,MORTGAGE SALE
UNDER and by virtue of the
powers contained , in a. certain
Mortgage, which will be produced
at the time of sale, there will be
offered for sale by public auction
on Saturday, the 27th day of July,
1057, at the hour of one o'clock in
the afternoon, at the Andrews•
Grist gill in the Village of Auburn,
m the County,of Huron, by, Harold
Jackeon, Esq., AUctioneer, the fol.
lowing property, namely: ALL the
Mill property; buildings, described
in Instrument Number 8867 for the
Township of Colborne; No. 12780
for .the Township of Rullett; arid
No. 16532 for 'the Townahip:of Wa- d Wanosh,
The property correlate oflla Geist
Mill residence, Storage bUildings
and surrounding property,
,TERIVf8. Teri (10%) pet 'emit of
*the ptirclutee price to be paid down
at the time of sale, balance to be
paid within thirty (30) days there-
after,
Vor further, partietilars and con-
ditions, of salt, aPPIY to
Meeirre, Hays and Prest,
Barristers, SOlieitera;
33 lYlentreal Street;
Oodericii, Ontario.
:lob, t County of IthrOri, this
DATEteit the /Wit of Ceder.
.04th, 'deb' of, look, Altile,
Never Say 'Ever'
tWe'r',q^ seen some :fabulous automobile advertising in our day.
So' nave you,Pro,bably.
you don't remember, ,however, • the. ad .that is by far
the: most ..famous among automobile people, ,(I don't re/lc:ember
it either,' it ran in 1912, but I've seen copies of it)
With great htaring of advertising trumpets, and much malarky,
tinegeoMotor Car Co. announced in 1912 that its "Reo the Fifth"
wasrthe 'best' car that men could ever make. ,
"The'Car that Marks my Limit'' a big headline on the ad
saict.:"Reo the Fifth marks my limit . . . I call it -my Farewell
Car:" „the, ad said :in a message supposedly written by the car's
designer.:
"It comes," said the ad, "pretty close to final-
ity." •
The line ' of good-looking care- on our lot . ,
.doesn't come "prettY :elose to finality." They're
no more than the piek.of. the .used, cars for 'counties? around, the
nnitit carefully inspeeted, pars, on lite'• lot,: and the ,hest dollar-for-
can' find 'in a used car:
• There are a couple that have come in recently that really
demonstrate our policy of, sound and honest value., .
It must have been a pretty wonderful oar and,
I suppose, it was:
It hail a 35 'horsepower engine and tetopspeed
h of 45 miles an our. Although this car "came
Pretty close ;to finality," ynu still had to pay extra
(more than 10 per cent extra) to :get a wind-
shield, ,Bell-starter, • gas 'tank, side curtains or
speedometer,
But such is life. We!ve learned to inake*dure
that what' we have is good, but to' recognize that
„„i„." „,,ionabeernething .better is possible, mc
I. Ars•
pwarelps 4.10. 11-v--44
—Mr, and Mrs, Harvey Muir and
Jim of Montreal visited last week,
with her sister, Mrs, Fred Crmiap,
--Mrs, Don Adams spent the
week-end with Mr, ana Mrs. 110W7
and Braden, and baby of Toronto',
'Mrs.
Miller Davis! visited with
her sister, Mts.' Ed Ryan, and-Mr.
Ryan of Toronto.. Mes, RYare
Catharine and Gregoiy returned,
to Wingharn with her "to :spend and
weeks with her. parents, Mr,
Mrs. A, M. Elliott. : 7
--Mr. and Mrs. Geo, •johnsoll,
and children, Holly Jane and:
Robin Anne, of Toronto, Mr.
Mrs. Ken Johnson and Terry,,pf
Birmingham, Mich,, and Mrs:
Murray Johnson are holidaying.. at'
Sauble Beach for a month,
--Miss Verna McLaughlin sailed
last .Friday from' Montreal ten a
trip which will take her to' Europe
for two months, Mies Beatrice
Joynt of Listowel accompanied h'er.
—Mr. 'and Mrs. Jim Plourde of
Sarnia and Mr. and • Mrs. Jim
Lockridge ofBarrie ' spent tbe
week-end with Mr, and Mrs..'
Walter Lockridge. ;,••• .
—Misses Cathie „and , Marjorie
Lockridge of 'Sarnia are' 'visiting.
With their grandparents, Mr, end.
Mrs. Walter Lockridge.
—Mt, and Mts. Gordon Kelly and'
C. E. Shera, 'Superintendent
e