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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1960-08-24, Page 10Always On Our Toes!, Furniture PHONE 51 WINGHAM VIngh dvalaee-rPhues, INTedueliday, 196() . „ Inftwornimaviksiownowle Smitty's Shopping Centre extends heartiest congratulations to MR. AND MRS, 6. W. CRUICKSHANK ON THE OPENING OF THEIR BEAUTIFUL GOLD MEDALLION HOME FOR CAPITAL, GROWTH" Investors Growth Fund combines the advantages of common stock investment and full-time Prores5- ional management. Assets of the fund are invested in a wide range of Canadian cox t. mon stocks selected for long-term growth potential. FEATURES: • Automatic, free re-investment of dividends. • Cumulative investment plans • Variable income plans • Income tax credits .For complete information contact . . . PR(YUD OWNERS---Mr. and Mrs. II,. W. Mud) ernielcshnnis are pic- tured above at the front entrance to their new home on Victoria Street, which is nearly completed. The new home will be open to the public this week-end. JUST DRIVE UP ... Tell us your auto troubles ... Every job gets immediate attention from a careful, skilled mechanic or service expert. SEE US NOW! WINGHAM MOTORS PHONE 139 — WINGHAM Investors . Thomas A. Jardin Phone 14.'7, Wingham, Ont, Emerson Ivel Phone 331W, Harriston. G'Om72Da Ocmndi Open House Slated For Medallion Home OP CANADA tTD. Head Office: Winnipeg Offices in Principal Cities Atioingooralloas• It was our privilege to supply and install DRAPERY. SMITTY'S Shopping Centre Ltd. 700 SEVENTH AVE. HANOVER for the Largest and Finest Selection of Drapery and Broadloom in Western Ontario. CRAFTSMANSHIP O N EXHIBITION DURING OPEN HOUSE AT WINGHAM'S FIRST GOLD MEDALLION HOME exhibited in the G. W. Cruickshank home Quality Furnishings by "Craftsmen" during "Open House" Open the door to better electrical hying in a MEDALLION HOME! FRY & BLACKHALL • TRENDHOLM • GAINSBORO • CASA ROMA • NORMANDY LIVING ROOM FURNITURE You open the door to. a new standard of modern living when you buy or build a Medallion Home. The Medallion symbol assures you greater convenience, comfort and beauty. It means a home of better value, now and in the future. In a Medallion Home you'll find: 1. The right work-saving electric appliances. Some large appliances are installed and there are outlets and wiring to facilitate the addi- tion of other appliances you may add in the fliture. In a Gold Medallion Home you will have clean, efficient electric heating with in- dividual room-by-room temperature control. 2. Full "housepower" with plenty of capa- city for today's needs—and extra circuits for the future. 3. Planned lighting indoors and out for added convenience, safety and beauty. Live Better Electrically KNECHTEL KABINET KREATIONS • LIVING ROOM • DINING ROOM • DINETTE • OCCASIONAL TABLES DINING ROOM FURNITURE This week-end will see the open- ing of Winghams' newest and most modern home, that of Mr. and Mrs, G. W. Cruickshank, located on Vic- toria Street, just east of Carling Terrace and near the entrance to the high school grounds. The home is unique, not only be- cause the latest in building meth- ods have been employed, but be- cause it is the first all-electric home in town - termed by Ontario Hydro as a "Gold Medallion Home.", The home is built on three levels, chiefly finished in tawny brick veneer, with California redwood, stained to a natural finish, to offer contrast on the exterior of the bed- room overhang. A heated garage, at the west end of the building, is located at ground level, as are the combined mudroom and laundry, inside-out- side storage at the rear of the garage, a two-niece washroom and a comfortable family room, faced in pre-finished Japanese mahogany. On the second level are the kitchen and combined breakfast nook, living room, dining room and foyer. The top level contains three bed- rooms and full bathroom. Base- ment extends, under the living area. only. Heavy Insulation To conserve consumption of elm-, tricity in the heating units the house carries extra-heavy insula- tion, six. inches of fibreglass being used - in the ceilings, with four inches of the same materials in the walls. A polyetheline vapour bar- tier has been used throughout, The exterior of the home provides a fine setting for the modern architecture, with planters of angelstone (the same material used for the living room fireplace), shrubs and flowers laid out most effectively. Wrought iron railings set off the front entrance and at the rear pre-colored slabs form a bright and inviting patio. The interior finish is plaster painted in a variety of soft pastel shades for the main rooms, Mois- ture and scrub resistant linen- backed paper has been employed in the bathrooms and one bedroom, while standard wallpapers finish the foyer and upper hall. Floors are covered with wall-to- wall carpeting in living and dining rooms and the master bedroom, With tile on the remainder of the floors. The kitchen has built-in, custom made cupboards and features a built-in Tappan electric range, counter-top style. Seaforth Fulvue windows which combine the regular panes, screens and storms in a one-unit frame are used throughout. Full-height sliding glass door, storm and screen com- binations give access from dining- room to patio. The picture window fronting the living room is of the double-glass self-insulating type. Those who would like to see the new home are invited to call. Open house has been arranged for Fri- day, August 26, evening, 7 to 10 o'clock; Saturday, 2 to 5 and 7 to 10; Sunday, 2 to 5 and 7 to 10, and Monday, 7 to 10 p.m. Bible School Is Well Attended WHITECHURCH -.-- The Bible School, held at the home of Mrs. James Richardson last week, was quite successful as an average of 33 children from 4 years to 14 yea.es attended each day, and will con- tinue this week until Friday, when the mothers are invited to attend. Mrs. Johnston Conn and Mrs. Graham have been assisting with the work, Wingham Public Utilities Commission Congratulates G. W. Cruickshank on erecting Wingham's first Featured by Ronald H. Keith Dies in London GOLD MEDALLION HOME WITITECHTIROT-T- Wany in this community were 'sorry to bear of the death on Thursday night of Ronald H. Teith, of London, Three years ago he married Miss Yvonne Reg.3.1., of London and Lucicnow, She is the daughter of the late Mr, and Mrs, John Mac- 1V1.11Ian, who for many years resided west of Whitechureh in lailloss, and later Moved to Lucknow. Mr. '<dal was buried on Sato. day from the John Donohue fuller,. al home to St, Peter's cemetery. and invites the general public to inspect this modern residence during OPEN HOUSE FPI., AUG. 26 7 to 10 p.m. SAT., AUG. 27 SUN., AUG. 28 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.m. 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.m. MON., AUG. 29 7 to 10 p.m.