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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1960-05-04, Page 6 '57 poNTIAC La4rention Convertible vinthikea lit darAling Catnidlin, with continental wheel, automatic, radio, and White: Orlon top ONLY $239 Down - $79 al month '56 BUICK. Convertible elude Green and Cream, with, power steering, power brakes, selectroule radio, eleutrIe windows and seats, owned by an investment broker YOURS FOR -41F- $219 Down - $74 a month '55 OLDSMOBILE Starfire Convertible Equipped with duai-raage hydro- toutle, sciectronic radio, -fully pow- ered, 'has new White Orlon top LIKE NEW $189 Down $65 a month '54 NASH METRO Convertible Finished in Two-tone Emerald Green, with custom radio, contin- ental wheel. The ideal second car, "HOT-TO-Tnor, — AT $69 Down - $31 a month '50 FORD Convertible Finished in Canary Yellow, new tap, custom radio, overdrive. A really sharp car. Owned by tt mechanic. 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TRUCKS — BEDFORD VANS Zurich I THE CAR KING OF HURON COUNTY Exeter PICK A PHONE Srom our :.),ardcri, qJ colours NOW..9 sp r I. ll dime,51i ad at d ncu:'toleprirc l. PICK au EXTENSION PHONE in your fa- vourite yellow, pink., blue, w h ite or ivory ---red, green, beige or grey 1, Introduce .totich .of spring wher- ever you sleep, work or play .. for convenience, protection, privacy! Remember . . . nn cx- tension phone (in wall or table model) costs only $1.2,5 a month— even less in sonic com- munities. dlird now . colonied ph oiw are avail- ide at the urn', low, our- time charge of $9 .for arry colour ;you choose! just give us a call, or "ask the man in our green truck"! THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF CANADA et11110.throaemete.M10¢EMOORgefil..0411.e.m.01.1,0.90-0/1M.111.0.1.0 -,.......ERMINSWOMeemeere.AneletWie01.110.1.1E.1.1.041111.0111ReHNIMMIWolemalMe6.1•11.111i7 Dress Up Your Livingroom Buy the Best . . Buy Kroehler FORDWICH Mr. and Mrs. lion Craig of Leth- hridge. Alta.. visited a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd: Biannermaker. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Graham of St, Marys visited one day last week with Mr. and Airs. Harry Lohr. Mr, and Mrs. E. A. Schaefer vis- ited over the week-cod with Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Schaefer in Lon- don. Mr. and Mrs. Don Bridge spent a day last week in London. Mr. Gordon Hargrave of Nan- aim°, B.O.. was a visitor in the Saturday. Mrs. Ruby Forester of Toronto spent the week-end at her home here. Miss Anne Miller spent the week- end with Miss Jean Drowne. Quito a number from here at- tended open house at the Listowet High School on Friday night. • Mr. and Mrs. Willoughby Patter- son and son of Thamesford spent the week-end with Mrs. Pearl Pat- terson. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Preiss vis- ited two (lays this week with rela- tives in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Jack King and family spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bellamy in London, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Doig attend- ed the funeral at Harriston last week of the late Mr. William Has- tie. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lohr and Ward returned home last week af- ter spending three weeks at Clear- water, Florida. Mrs. Edward Matthews and Bar- ry spent the week-end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mae Corbett in London. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Sinnermak- or and two children visited with re- latives in Elora on Sunday. The sympathy of the community goes to Mr. Hiram Eastman, who received word last week of the passing of his brother, Kenneth, in White Rock, B.C. Recent visitors with Mrs. William Wade and Beatrice were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hamilton of Port Bur- well. WALLAdE To Mr. and Mrs. Mer- vyn Wallace (nee Aldyth Bast- in Milton Hospital on Wednesday. April 27, 1960, a son, Timothy John. Lucille Merkley Is New Secretary The fifth meeting of the Wing- horn Penny Savers was held on Wednesday evening at the home of Ruth and Mary Taylor. To allow for the proper cooking time, Mrs. Lapp prepared a roast of pork and put it in the oven. The opening exercises were then held, with the Ode, 4-H Pledge and Motto being used. Since the secretary, Elaine Moffat, 'has with- drawn from the club, Betty Ann Lapp read the minutes and called the roll, which was answered by "One way I could improve my food selection". Lucille Merkley was elected the new secretary. It was decided to visit the slaughter house at gollyrood, and Joyce Morrison invited the members to meet at her home for the May 6th meeting. Mrs. Currie explained the Var- ious cuts of pork and where they are located on the hog. Mrs. Lapp told how to cook such cuts of pork as chops, bacon and liver and demonstrated frying bacon and liver with onions, The members are to complete the pork chart in the members' pamphlet, drawing in the sections. They then sampled the bacon, liv- er and onions and the roast pork, which were delicious. The home assignment includes the completion of the table of pork cuts, trying one liver recipe and one recipe using pork and to re- port the results in the record hook. The roll call for the next meet- ing will be to give one good rea- son for cooking liver. Spring SALE elwood% Stare wide Bargain Event Thursday F. Fri. Saturda HUNDREDS OF EVERY DAY ITEMS Children's Clothing., Anklet Hose, Men's Sox stint 'Underwear, Towels, Glashware, Tinware, Notions, 'Mouses, Dresses, Hats, Ladies' and Girls' Underwear, Housewares, Dry Goods, Dabys' Wear, Toys MEd lialtgnilLS Galore in Every Department. SEE 'OUR SALE BILL FOR MORE SPRING SALE PRICES. Iwood's WIN GI JAM 5e TO $1.00 STORE 3 "Room at the Top" STMUUNG s SIMONE SIGNORET 1lN HER Academy Award WINNING ROLE AS Best Actress Ali Emotional Drama That Will Smelt You With IN Honesty, PLEASE' NOTE ADMITTANCE rt It E - TO PERSONS it SIAM OF AGE OE Wee Shows at 7,15 p.m. and 9.15 p.m. trIt.^T^tR AdValilee4irnFl. WeAl„ lay 41111, l l• lite "VISTA" SUITE made lay KROEULEIt • bus full eimstrizetion in hack and seats; with cushions nd "AIRVOM." S A tunt color. S. J. WALKER Auxiliary Members Attend Tournament The Walkerton Branch of the Ladies' Auxiliary to the Canadian Legion held its annual bowling tournment on Wednesday and Thursday of last week. There were 66 teams entered in the two- day event, Mrs. John Strong's -team, of the Wingham Branch, came sixth out of 30 entries on Thursday for re- gular bowling. Members of her team wereMrs. A, Haferrnehl, Mrs. Ted English, Mrs. Jack Or- vis, Mrs. Bob Casemore and Mrs. Bob Irwin. Captains of the other two Wing- ham teams entered in the tourna- ment were Mrs. E. S, Gauley and Mrs. Stewart Forsyth. Brother Passes In Banff, Alta, Word has been received hi town of the sudden death of Thomas C. Kelly, Banff, Alberta. He was 'a former resident of this district, go- ing to the West in 1907. It is 35 years since , he visited his home town, Wingham, Mr. Kelly is survived by a daugh- ter, Mrs. Charles (Hilda,) Thom, and a son,- Wallace Kelly, both of Banff and a. brother, William Kelly, of Wingham. His wife pre- deceased him in 1956: ELECT MIMES TO PLAN BANQUET FORDWICH---The C.G.I.T. met at the home of Mrs. Clarence Cars- well. The minutes of • the last meetin g were read by Jane Hamb- ly. The roll call was answered by 13 girls. Phyllis Wilson and Patricia Har- ris led the worship service and the Carswells served lunch. Plans were made for the Moth- er and Daughter banquet to he held on May 23rd, and the following committees were chosen: menu, Doris Carswell, Sharon Polloc4 Truse Winkel, Dianne Carswell; decorating, Ann Miller, Kama Carswell, Margaret Anne Wilson, Elizabeth Dicket; program, Phyl- lis Wilson, Shirley Emig, Marjorie Connell, Audrey Ratan. The meeting closed with Taps. Hi=C Entertains Gorrie Guests FORDWICH—The • Hi-C Group held a social meeting in the Un- ited Church basement and had Its their guests the Gorrie Hi-C. The meeting opened with a sing-song, led by Rev. A. F. Gardner. The worship service was held by the Gorrie Group with Alex Strong as leader. Douglas Whitfield read the Scripture and Evelyn Anne Stephens read a story, "The Oak Tree". It told how the tree would not give shelter or food without anything in return. The tree soon found that it would die if it could not give anything. It was learn- ed that we have to give if we ex- pect to get things. Rev. Clarke told about the church across Canada: Bob Wallace, Murray Donaldson, Doris Carswell . and Phyllis Wil- son were in charge of the social time. Lunch was served by the members of the Fordwich group and the meeting closed with Taps. WROXETER Mr. and Mrs. Orval Taylor, Bel- grave, visited with. Mr. and Mrs. Art. Gibson and Mr. and Mrs. Wil- fred Brown. Mr. and Mrs. George Galbraith visited friends in Brussels on Sun- day afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. George Gibson, Murray and Glenis were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Andy Gib- son. PUSH BUTTON DRIVING IS EASIER! SO IS TAKING CARE OF AN INVALID WHEN YOU GET SICK ROOM SUPPLIES AT VANCE'S • DRUG STORE Hire Architects To Draw Plans For New School The regular meeting of the Turnberry Township School Area board was held on April 21st at No. 11 school, all members present except Mr. Haugh. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and on moticn of Powell and Norman were ad- opted. The following corresnon- dence was read: Dept. of Educa- tion, Grolier Society, Standard Tube, Walkerton Trustee Assoc.. ;,-,The board decided' to mired-lase sib acres of land on which it held the option, belonging to William McKenzie on Highway 86. Gordon Davidson was present to provide information in connection with- the drilling of a well on the site. The beard decided to leave the well till it received more information from the architects. The board engaged thes.services of Dunlop-Wardell - Matsui - Ait- ken, architects from Toronto, to draw • plans for a three-room school. The secretary-treasurer was in- structed to engage Murray RbS5, surveyor, of Goderleh, to survey the school ground. The folloWing aceounts ivere paid on motion, of Hirten and Norman: Teachers' salaries, caretakers and• transportation; , Wingham Motors, gas and oil, $95.64; Cities SerVice, oil, $367.83; Alexander Hardware, $11.07; Percy Biggs, labor in spring flood, $15.00; Wingham Advance- Times, $1.40; Bert Holmes, tele- phone, $1.40; trip to Strathroy area visiting new school, $19.00; same to OakVille area, $27.70. The meeting was closed on mo- tion of Powell and Kirton. Bert Holmes, chairman Alex Corrigan, sec.-treas. Mr. and Mrs, Ross Coates. spent the week-end, with their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Coates, Sarnia.. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bates and family, Harriston, were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Itloyd, Elliott. Mrs. S. M. Burwell, Denver, Col- orado, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Galbraith last week and also her sisters, Mrs. Reg Watson and Mrs. Carson Wat- son. Brussels. Mr. and Mrs. Boyne Sage and family and Mr! Henry Sage, Lis- towel, were Sunday visitors with Ross Tomans. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bradshaw and yield spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Vic Shera, Moorefield, Mr, and Mrs. Art Gibson attend- ed the annual meeting' of the Hut,. on County Library Co-operative on Monday at the Knox Presbyterian Church in Goderich. The banquet took place at 00 p.m. with Mr. C. W. -Booth, B.A., LL.D., Deputy Minister of Education, as guest speaker. They were accompanied by Miss Minnie. McElwain, librar- ian at FordWich and her assistant, Mrs. Crosby Sotheran. Mr. and Mrs, Stewart Cotipland, Toronto, were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Coupland. Mn and Mrs. Bob Steuernol and ISbn, Elmira, were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. George Westlake over the week-end, Mrs. Lloyd .laques and sort Glen, Orangehill, spent Sunday with Mrs. W. B. Welt and Miss Gertie Bush. lVfr. and Mrs. Clarence White, of Toronto, spent the week-end at their summer home here. • Mr. and Mrs, Bruce Montgomery and Debbie have Moved into an apartment in. Lloyd Elliott's build- ing and the Elliotts have moved downstairs to the apartment re- (Special Prices cently vacated by ,Mr, an l Mrs. Robert Caudle. Mrs. William Hart twoompluded Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Hart, Listowel, to London on Sunday to visit Mr. William Hart, a patient in Vic- toria Hospital. We are pleased to hear he is much improved. Mrs. William Montgomery, who has spent severaL months with members of her family, has return- ed to her home in the village. Mr. and Mrs. Crarenee Clement and family, Toronto, spent the week-end at their home here. Mr. Ray Adams, Toronto, was a Sunday visitor with his brother, Mr. George Adams and family. Mr. Ed Taylor; Jackson, and Mrs. Gordon Underwood, Gor- rie, Were Friday visitors with Mrs: Verne Clark, Mr. George Lackie has returned to his home after spending the Winter months with Ilia daughter in Lambeth. *W.I. Card Party WHIT.tCRURCH 'Ph irteen tables were in play on Wednesday last, when the Women's Institute sponsored a euchre in the Y mem- orial hall here. Mrs. Robert, PurclOn held high point's;. Mrs. Nicholson won the prize .for the most lone hands, 6; Mrs, Charles Shiell won the ducky chair-prize, and Mrs. .1, a 1.30e. croft ;had the lucky card draw. Mrs. trump purchased the crib qtillt, donated by Mrs. G, 'Gil- lespie, All enjoyed. the social time totothet, See this 2-piece Belvidire Kroehler Suite Walker Home Furnishings on display at 2294".0, Walker Home Furnishings Plion 106 Wingham on Harding sand Barrymore Rugs, This Week.) CROWN THEATRE HARRISTON