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two rule to help protect 700q, fMrt
the invisible :murderer: .First—Itave,
YOM. exhaust system checked regur
larly. Second—never drive youf
car, or sit in It with engine row.
sing, with windows completely
shut.
It's the rich man who doesn't
hesitate to ask the store clerk to.
show hint something cheaper.
1. ;CHANNEL MASTER PORTABLE TRANSISTOR, or
2. DELUXE MAXWELL BARBECUE, motor and spit, or
3. la" OTACO POWER MOWER, recoil start, or
4. FIRESTONE HI-SPEED BICYCLE, boy's or, girl's
The Rules Are Simple!
4. Every buyer of a new used ear receives absolutely free his choice
of one .of these four valuable gifts, worth $50 or more:
B. Offer., good only until present supply is exhausted — and they're
going lost:
c. Offer is not restricted to any minimum price or any minimum
difference on trade-in.
ApPlies to cash or trade-in purchase including I'carson's famous
10% &inn .payment plan.
E. Doeis not. apply to commercial vehicles.
Biggest Selection
of Used Cars
in Huron County
jeet,
Reeve Roy Aclair reported that
the end of the town shed has been
closed in anal loose Meta on the
town hail tower repaired. He also
reported that the Winglaum Le-
gion has agreed to take over the
responsibility Of looking after the
cenotaph property, with the town
contributing $200 towards the
work,
Councillor Lovell McGuire re-
ported that the fire committee has
investigated an emergency tele-
phone system for the fire brigade
and recommended its installation
Monthly cost would 'be about $30
Council_ agreed.
'60 PONTIAC
STATION WAGON
Equipped . with Strato-Flash 8-eyl. autontatic, power steering,
poWer brakes, radio, windshield washers, wheel discs, new car
warranty. Sells new for $1,340.
'2,450
LYCEUM Theatre
Wingham, Ontario
Two Shows Each Night
Commencin g at 7.15 p.m.
ADMISSION-65e - 45e - 30e
MATINEE Sat. afternoon at 3 p.m.
THURS., :Mt, SAT. MAY 4-5-6
Van Heflin Charles Laughton
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"UNDER TEN FLAW"
A naval war picture full of
suspense.
FOR TAKING SUCH
GOOD CARE. OF ME
WHEN I WAS SICK !
IT WASN'T SO HARD
AFTER I FOUND ALL
THOSE SICK ROOM,
SUPPLIES AT
VANCE'S
DRUG STORE '56 OLDS 88
HARDTOP
Thsi lovely sports model, finished in turq uoise and ivory, with
matching interior, has hydramatie, custom radio and is a local,
one-owner car.
$ 8 7 5
Bad Accounts
COLLECTED
On any accitunt over
$5.00 regardless of age
we pay you 70% if we
collect.
If there is no collection
there is no charge by
Canada's oldest collection
Agency.
KELLY & AIKEN
Box 239 '
ORANGEVILLE - ONTARIO
'54 FORD VICTORIA
HARDTOP
Automatic transmission, radio, power steering, refinished in
delightful Marlin blue.
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MONDAY THROUGH. FRIDAY
11 a.m. to 12 p.m.
SATURDAY-11 a.m. to 1.30 a.m.
S'UNDAY-12 a,m. till 12 p.m.
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."Unsolved nattrderu. could be the
verdict on many people found 444
in. crashed' .automobiles. The uncle»
teeted killer—carbon monoxide. A
defective exhaust system that al-
lows carbon monoxide to seep Into
the ear can gradually .stupefy a
driver without his becoming aware
that he is b”ing slowly poisoned,
if he lows conteol, at speed,
crashes and dies no clue to Indicate
the killer is left-behind. There are T
WE EXCEEDED OUR SALES QUOTA OF 100 CARS
FOR APRIL! IT WAS ONLY BY ONE BUT, IT REALLY
PROVES PEOPLE LIKED. OUR "RANSOM' OFFER. AS A
RESULT WE HAVE PURCHASED 50 MORE GIFTS AND YOU.
TOO, CAN GET ONE . . .
Wingham Kinsmen
Paper Driv.0
Saturday, i M.:ay 6th -
HAVE YOUR PAPER BUNDLED AND
TIED AND ON THE STREET FOR
PICK-UP STARTING AT 10.00 A.M.
PAPER WILL ALSO BE PICKED
UP IN BELGRAVE, BLUEVALE
AND WHITECHURCH, DURING
THE DAY.
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Red Front grocery peochey and Mrs, Bob Irvine; seated are, Mrs. Jcil u s. Strong, captain
of the wining town, and Mrs. Allan Hafermehl.—CKNX photo by
John Strong.
TROPHY I\ NLRS— tcun af bowlers from the Ladies' Auxiliaty
to the Legion, Nu. 180, Wingliam, won the Luella Hart Trophy for
Zone at a sports tournament in Walkerton recently. Standing,
left •to right are, Mrs, Jack Orvis, Mrs. Helen Casemore, Mrs. Mae
Phone: Our Prices Are Lower
590 We Keep Down the Upkeep
Free
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Delegation Seeks
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plan had been to charge only half
the length of the read to the school
and the other half to whoever else
purchases land • when the area is
developed, The council also agreed
to offset the street survey to pro-
vide enough land for the school,
Before the delegation left Father
Freker said, "All we want Is to he
treated justly and fairly and ac-
cording to our legal council we are
not going to he treated 'fairly. We
again ask to be treated in this
way."
After the delegation left, council
went into committee of the whole
for a discussion of the matter.
The committee's report, adopted by
council, resulted in the decision
that a letter be mailed to the board,
stating that the council could not
provide or agree to take over any
portion of the cost of providing
services to the school, due to the
regulations • stipulated in the Act
which governs areas under sub-
division Control By-law.
Other Business,
On routine business the council
passed the minutes and accounts
and gave the Hospital Auxiliary
permission to hold a tag day on
May 6th. A letter from the Wing-
ham District High School Board
requested council to attend a meet-
ing in the school on Thursday to
discuss plans which are being for-
mulated in several parts of the
county relative to a proposed vo-
cational school for this area,
A letter from the Ontario Water
Resources Commission was read to
council. It discussed' a report
which covered the inspection of the
sewage problems in the commun-
ity. The report outlined a num-
ber of things that should he done,
with total cost running in the
neighborhood of $140,000. The
matter was loft in abeyance for
the time being.
'Council agreed to purchase a
new pump for the sewage station
at the foot of Carling Terrace. The
present pump does not have enough
capacity for the load it is required
to handle.
It was also decided to proceed
with the work of moving fill at
the easterly end of the old C.P.R.
right-of-way to join. it with the
extension of Wilfred Street, as
part of the Riverside Park pro-
SAVE 1.6e—SOINEIDER'S TINNED
PICNIC SHOULDER, 1'/2-1b.
SAVE 13e—
KLEENEX—Economy. 400's 3 for 79c
SAVE 13e—CHECKER
CHOICE TOMATOES, 20-oz. 5 for 85c
SAVE Ile—YORK
PORK AND BEANS, 20-oz. 6 for $1.
SAVE 13e—AYLMEIt
TOMATO CATSUP, 11-oz , 5 for 85c
WESTON Brown-N-Serve
TWIN ROLLS-4c off 25c
---Don Hawthorne, of Toronto,
spent the week-end with Mr. and
Mrs, Hugh Carmichael, and Mrs.
Hawthorne and Susan, who have
been visiting here, returned home
with him.
and Mrs, Frank Balfour
had as their guests last week Rev.
W. C, Parrott and Mrs. Parrott,
of London, and Mrs. C. V. O'Con-
nor, of Fort William,
—Mr. and Mrs. William Westney,
of West Hill, visited with the
Wenger families one day last week
and with Mrs. Westney's sister,
Mrs. R. Wagger, in the hospital.
--Mr. and Mrs. J. Harry Vogan,
ROYAL GLORY
FANCY SOCKEYE SALMON, 7%-oz. ....57c
BLUE BONNET
MARGARINE (Quik Bag) 2 lbs. 65c
2c, OFF—ROYAL
INSTANT PUDDINGS, 3%-oz. for 23c
SPIC AND SPAN-7c off Giant 80c
Registrations
are now being accepted for
lessons leading to
JANUARY, 1962
THEORY 'EXAMINATIONS
ALAN D. BENNETT
Phone: 879 - Wingham
/1110,'
7c OFF 15e COUPON
OXYDOL DETERGENT ...... —Giant 84c
of Moncton, N.B., were visitors
with the former's mother, Mrs, Joe
Vogan, for a few days. Mr. Bruce
Vogan, of Toronto, also spent the
week-end at the same home,.
and Mrs. Roy Bennett and
family visited at the week-end with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ben-
nett, London.
--Mrs. D. S. Charlton, of Galt,
and Miss Phyllis Black, Reg,N.,
Superintendent of Nurses at the
Freeport Sanatorium, were Thurs-
day visitors with Mr. and Mrs. W.
E. Fielding,
—Mr, and Mrs. Robert Martin,
Stephanie and Blake, of Toronto,
visited over the week-end. with
Mrs. G. H. .Ross. • •
—Mr.. and Mrs. Bill MeCarbuf
and Julie., and Mrs. Art. McCart-
ney, of Ajax, were week-end visit-
ors with the latter's sister, Mrs.
Gordon Davidson, and Mr. David:
son, and visited with their mother,
Mrs. Mae Douglas, of Lueknow, a
patient in the Wingham General
Hospital.
—Mr. and Mrs. Barry Wenger
were in London on Saturday for
the Kretchler-Wenger 'wedding. Lee
and Catharine Wenger spent the
day with their uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. Alvin Litt.
—Mrs, Remy Itavelle and Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Zimmer, of Grand
Bend, were Sunday visitors with the
former's neice, Mrs. Ken Carter,
Janice and Dale.
---,Miss Sylvia Alexander, student
at London Teachers' College, who
graduates this month, has accepted
a teaching position in Kitchener,
her duties to commence with the
fall term.
and Mrs. John Loekridge
and Peter, of Watford, and Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Plourde, of Sarnia, visit-
ed with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lock-
ridge over the week-end.
--Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Collins,
of Toronto, spent the week-end
with her sister, Mrs, James H.
Campbell, and Mr. Campbell, and
visited with her mother, Mrs. Roy
Cantelon, a patient in Wingham
Hospital,
--Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Carmichael
spent last week in Ridgetown and
Windsor visiting relatives.
--Mr, and Mrs. Edwin Finale,
Vickie and David, of Toronto, were
Sunday viistors with her sister,
Mrs. Donald H. Biggs, Mr, Biggs
and family. Mr. and Mrs. Finnic
were godparents at the morning
service in St. Paul's Church when
Rev. C.' F. Johnsen officiated for
the baptism of Valerie Lee Biggs.
Brown Bear CREAMED HONEY ...2 lbs
Maple Leaf SKINLESS SAUSAGE lb. 49c
MAPLE LEAF
SWEET PICKLED 'COTTAGE ROLL . lb. 49c
We have CERTIFIED SEED POTATOES—
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— This is a CKNX Win-a-Dryer Store —
Our selection is just right for sports or casual wear, smartly
styled too for that dressed up look. One number is particu-
larly good for golfers.
Price .$11.95 and $12.95
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Price $5.95 wILL BEGIN ITS SUMMER SCHEDULE
PUPILS TO NAME
CENTRAL SCHOOL
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The teaching staff for Ole new
central school to serve portions of
Kinloss Township has been ap-
pointed. John W, Bushell of Kin-
cardine has been named principal
and will teach grades 7 and 8,
Other members of the staff are
Mrs. Lou Parker, Lucknow, grades
and 6; Miss Lois MacLeod, of
Brantford, grades 3 and 4; Mrs.
Allan Madrityre, Lack/low, grades
1 and '2.
Pupils who will attend the new
school in Ashfield School Area NO,
3 are being given the opportunity
of naming the school and have
been asked to submit proposed
names to their teachers. The new
school will serve seven school see.
Lions. it is expected that the op
ening enrolment will be abed 10.
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