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.LP WANTED
,EMPLOY 4ENT .• LOST AND FOUND ` FOR HIRE •
FOR SALE
SHot' 13tINNETT'S 5c to $1.00
Store first for VALENTI..NES.
A package of 21 valentines for
39c with special card for teach-
er. Valentine cut-out books
priced at 10c, 25c and 39c.
TENDER SWF•FIT turnips and
carrots for sale. Call 357-2507.
30b
1000 BALES of hay for sale. J.
Martens, 355 Main St. East,
Listowel. 30b
BLUE CARRIAGE for sale, con-
verts to stroller. Excellent
condition. Phone 357-3334,
mornings. 30*
FERTILIZER -We suggest you
contact Harriston Fertilizer
Ltd„ Harriston, or your local
Harriston Fertilizer agent in
your area. and plan your
spring fertilizer requirements
now. Check our complete bulk
handling facilities, service and ,
price before you buy your re-
quirements. Special January
delivery and cash discounts.
Phone Harriston 780, evenings
Bill Hocking 675, Eric Ander-
son 495, or Bert Holtom 398.
30b
FREE PANT SUIT SALE -For
$55.00 with extra trousers Free,
you can have your New Spring
Suit tailored to your measure,
at Armitages, during their an-
nual spring Bond Clothes Sale.
This is less than you will pay
for a ready-made suit with one
pair of trousers. You order
your suit now and you can
take delivery in April or May.
As this sale is for a limited
time only, you should not de-
lay. and get your order in
early. Remember Extra Trous-
ers are FREE, during this sale
at AR'MIITAGES, WINGHAM.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
HOUSE FOR SALE - 2 bed-
rooms, modern kitchen and
bathroom, heavy duty wiring
for stove and dryer, oil heat.
Located on Carling Terrace. _
357-2881, 23rrb
CMHC mortgage at 6315% Cab HATCHING EGGS WANTED
TAXI SERVICE
FOR ALL OCCASIONS call.ELLIOTT'S BEAUTY LOUNGE,
Lee's Taxi, for long or short Main Street, Wingham. Dial
trips. Dial 357-1521. rrb, 357-2981. rrb
HAIR DRESSING
ANNUAL MEETING
WINGHAM AND
DISTRICT HOSPITAL
ASSOCIATION
The annual meeting of the
Wingham and District Hospital
Association will be held on Fri-
day, February 7, 1964, at 8 p.m.,
in the Recreation Room of the
Nurses' Residence at Wingham.
All matters of business pertain-
ing to the Wingham and District
Hospital Association will be
transacted including the election
of directors and other officers.
Everyone welcome.
(This notice is being printed
in this newspaper in accordance
with the by-laws).
R. B. Cousins, John Strong,
President. Secretary.
MODERN HAIR STYLING
Open Day or Evening
By Appointment
MRS. FLORENCE HENRY
PHONE 392-6878, TEESWATER
9-16-23-30b
CARDS OF THANKS
I would like to thank friends
for visits and gifts, Dr. W. A.
McKibbon and the nursing staff
for excellent care, and all the
ministers who called on me
when I was a patient in Wing -
ham and District Hospital. -
Bill Henderson. 30*
I wish to thank my friends
for their visits, cards and treats
while I was a patient in Wing -
ham and District Hospital.
Special thanks to Dr. W, A. Mc-
Kibbon and the nursing staff on
first floor.-Perrie Homes. 30b
30 6b I wish to express my sincere
thanks for flowers, cards and
gifts while I was a patient in
FEMALE HELP WANTED Wingham and District Hospital.
Special thanks to Dr. McKibbon
and nurses on second floor. -
ROY CRAMM & SON, of Pink-
erton, want to hire a married
man and wife for farm, seed
cleaning and general store
work. Man must understand
all farrn machinery and feed-
ing of beef cattle. Wife to be
able to clerk in store and post
office, part time or full time.
Free house, equipped with
hydro, oil furnace and bath.
Year round job with good
wages. Apply to R. Cramm,
Pinkerton, phone Cargill 366-
2494. 30-6-13b
amomsnommolommo
WANTED
Dianne Kitchen. 30*
I wish to thank the nursing
staff on third floor and Dr, W.
A. McKibbon for their excel-
lent care while I was a patient
in Wingham and District Hos-
pita], also all my friends who
sent treats, cards and visited
jure. -Arthur Ballagh. 30*
I wish to sincerely thank my
neighbours and friends for
cards, treats. flowers and visits
while a patient in hospital.
Special thanks to Drs, McKib-
- bonn d McKim also nursing
WANTED - Fill. Lynn Hoy,
phone 357-3435. 30-6-13-20b
WANTED - Small piano and
bench. Phone 252J, Wroxeter.
30b
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
42 CHUNKS for sale. Apply W.
Uuldriks, R. R. 1, Wingham,
phone Wroxeter 547J3. 23-30*
9 YORKSHIRE pigs for sale, 8
weeks old of registered stock.
Phone 332J5, Brussels, George
Higgins, R. R. 5, Brussels. 30*
50 CHOICE PIGS for sale,
weighing from 70-75 lbs. Ap-
ply Jack Inglis, R. R. 1, Clif-
ford, near Lakelet. 30b
FOR RENT
APARTMENTS for rent in Bel -
grave, Apply C. W. Hanna,
Phone 357-1299, 12rrb
2 -BEDROOM apartment for
rent, heated, separate en-
trance. Phone 357-1557. 30*
APARTMENT for rent, for lady.
Furnished and heated, Every-
thing supplied. Reasonable.
Phone 357-3323. 30b
THREE - ROOM apartment for
rent, electrically heated, self-
contained, newly decorated,
furnished with all conven-
iences. Available February lst.
Phone 357-2084 23rrb
HEATED one -bedroom apart-
ment for rent. Hot and cold
water, 3 pce. bathroom, ground
floor, separate entrance. Avail-
able Februa"y 1st. Phone 357-
1572, 8-9 a.m., 9-10 p.m.
30-6-13b
SALES HELP WANTED -Male
WAN'T'ED: Reliable man as
Dealer in Huron County. Ex-
perience not necessary. Fine
opportunity to step into old
profitable business where
Rawleigh Products have been
sold for years, Big profits.
Products furnished on credit.
Write Rawleigh, Dept. A-453-
163, 4005 Richelieu St., Mon-
treal. 30b
DO YOU WANT more money
for your eggs? We will pay up
to 41c per dozen more for your
23 oz. eggs and over than paid
for Grade A Large at the
Grading Station. From some
breeds we take eggs every
week in the year. For full de-
tails write Tweddle Chick
Hatcheries Limited, Fergus,
Ontario, D5 -19-32-16-30b
1110100111011.
MISCELLANEOUS
PIANO TUNING
Regulating and Repairs. Ex-
perienced. Contact Eric W.
Rice, Lucknow, R. R. 2,
phone 528-6695. J30 -M5*
KITCHENER UPHOLSTERY
Expert reupholstering, refinish-
ing and repairing of furniture.
Work guaranteed. Phone 357-
2002, Wingham. 24rrb
SEED CLEANING
Roy Cramm & Son, of Pinker-
ton, are now operating their seed
cleaning plant for the removal
of buckhorn, bladder champion
and other noxious weeds from
clover seed. Please arrange your
custom cleaning by appointment.
ROY CRAMM & SON
inkerton, Phone Cargill 366-2494
23-30-6-13-20b
NOTICE
If you are thinking of finan-
cing a car be n ure to contact
your State Farm Agent first.
Reuben Appleby, R R. 2, Wing -
ham, phone 357-1679. rrb
FOR YOUR
Insurance Needs in Automobile,
Farm Liability, Accident and
Sickness Horne Protection -
Call your Co-op Agent -
LLOYD MONTGOMERY
Wingham, R.R. 5, Dial 357-3739
LOST
LARGE red and white tom cat.
Very pretty. Phone 357-2713, D.
Comber, 23-30-6*
SATURDAY at Wingham Bowl-
ing Lanes, new men's size 8
skates. Finder please contact
David Langridge, Leopold St.,
phone 357-3384. Reward. 30*
ac •
staff on first floor. -Roy Pat-
tison. 30*
IN MEMORIAM
MARTIN - In loving memory
of James Martin, who passed
away on January 31, 1963.
Like falling leaves, the years
slip by
But loving memories never die.
They live with us in memory
still
Not just today, but always will.
-Sadly missed by Mr and
Mrs. Charles Martin, nephews
and nieces, 30b
LICENSED
MECHANIC
WANTED
General Motors Dealer in Elmira
requires licensed mechanic.
Top hourly wages. Excellent
sickness and hospital benefits.
Good working conditions.
Apply to MR. PACK
Forbes Motors Ltd.
HIGHWAY 85, ELMIRA
30*
DEAD ANIMAL
REMOVAL
FOR DEAD OR
DISABLED ANIMALS
CALL COLLECT
DARLING & Company
OF CANADA LIMITED
Wingham Dial 357-3106
Dead Animal Lie. No. 262-C-63
MARLATT'S
Dead Stock Service
HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Paid for Dead Cows and Horses
over 500 lbs. More for sick and
disabled Cows and Horses ac-
cording
c,cording to size and condition.
FOR PROMPT SERVICE
PLEASE CALL COLLECI'
BRUCE MARLATT
Brussels - Phone 133
24 - HOUR SERVICE
License No. 95163B
BIRTHS
BREGMAN - At Wingham and
District Hospital, on Tuesday,
January 21, 1964, to Mr, and
Mrs. Robert Bregman, R. R. 3,
Teeswater, .a daughter.
MAIZE -At Wingham and Dis-
trict Hospital, on Wednesday,
January 23, 1964, to Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Maize, R. R. 1,
Dungannon, a daughter,
SCHILL-At Wingham and Dis-
trict Hospital, in Wednesday,
January 23, 1964, to Mr, and
Mrs. John Schill, R. R. 1, Tees -
water, a daughter.
KIRKLAND-At Wingham and
District Hospital, on Wednes-
day, January 23, 1964, to Mr,
and Mrs. David Kirkland,
Lucknow, a daughter,
TEMPLEMAN - At Wingham
and District Hospital, on Sat-
urday, January 25, 1964, to Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Templeman,
Wroxeter, a daughter.
Will Conduct
Examinations
Gordon Hallett, a member
of the Board of Examiners of
the Royal Conservatory of Mus-
ic, will conduct examinations
in piano for the Conservatory
in Wingham on February 1.
Mr. Hallett is a prominent
member of the piano faculty of
the Conservatory, and after
many years of concert tours and
recitals as a member of the
well known duo piano team of
Hallett and Poole, he is now
spending most of his time lec-
turing and teaching. He is a
member of the Board of Studies
for the Conservatory, and is al-
so head of the music depart-
ment at the Ontario Ladies' Col-
lege in Whitby.
Share Your Sight
With the Blind
"Seeing double is a good
thing when you see for yourself
and lend your vision to the
blind, " said J. H. Kinkead,
chairman of the Huron County
Advisory Board. In an interview
about White Cane Week, spon-
sored each year by The Can-
adian National Institute for the
Blind and The Canadian Coun-
cil of the Blind, the chairman
explained how visual assistance
for a few minutes can provide
hours of useful activity for
blind people.
He told how one blind per-
son had built at 19 -foot cruiser.
His wife read the blue -prints
and checked on measurements.
She shared her vision only oc-
casionally but her assistance
provided her husband with a
productive hobby for more than
a year.
Another example is in the
Pioneer Museum
Is Overcrowded
G ODE RIC H --Huron County
Pioneer Museum is overcrowd-
ed, no space remaining for
articles available throughout
the county, curator J. H. Neill
said in an oral report to county
council. He had recommended
at the previous session that an
addition be built.
"It will cost a lot of money
to make more room," he said,
"but how much is the museum
worth today? They tell me in
Toronto it is the only one that
had a profit. By repairing and
cleaning, we feel that Mr.
Chisholm and I have improved
the exhibits by $5,000."
Mr. Neill termed the office
accommodation "a contempti-
ble humbug."
The number of visitors in
1963 was 22, 088, receipts
$5, 579, A survey of exhibits
showed 5,888 donated, 118
lent and 741 bought, made or
otherwise acquired.
William S. Reed
REAL ESTATE AND
BUSINESS BROKER
For prompt service in buying
or selling all real estate
properties
FARMS - HOMES
BUSINESSES
Dial Wingham 357-2174
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reading of the CNIB talking
book catalogue. Since talking
book users do not usually read
Braille, they require sighted
assistance to go over the titles.
"You can read the catalogue in
less than an hour," Mr. Kin-
kead explained, "but you en-
able the blind person to select
enough books for many months
of reading."
Another place where you
may see for the blind person is
a neighbourhood store. Using
the white cane, blind pedes-
trians will frequently enter the
shops alone, assuming that the
clerk will offer aid. The blind
person may have trouble locat-
ing the clerk. A customer can
help by letting the clerk know
of the blind person's presence.
Through 81 Canadian clubs
of the blind, volunteer drivers
are always in demand to supply
transportation to social and rec-
reational functions.
Then there is always the
need for guidance across the
busy avenue or the location of a
street number. "When you
meet a blind person," the chair-
man said, "take the time to do
his seeing. Your sight will
mean more to you when it
serves someone else."
MRS. JOLLIFFE DIES IN
HOLLYWOOD, CAL.
Word was received in Wing -
ham of the death on Monday of
Mrs. Millie Jolliffe, (nee Ma-
son), in North Hollywood,
Calif.
Born on November 2, 1882,
she was the daughter of the late
Peter Mason and Mary Jane
Stein of East Wawanosh. She is
survived by one sister, Clara
Mason of North Hollywood,
Calif.
Mrs. Jolliffe was predeceas-
ed by one brother, John, and
three sisters, Mrs. Agnes Halli-
day, Mrs. Ella Freeman and
Miss Mary Mason. Interment
will be in North Hollywood
Cemetery.
Coming Events
CUB AND SCOUT MOTHERS'
W.111 be held Wednesday, Febr
9 p.m. All mothers are urged to
PANCAKE SUPPER
At St. Paul's Church, February
llth, from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Adults
75c, children 50c. Tickets are
available from Evening Guild
members. 16-23-30-6b
MARY HASTINGS EUCHRE
In the Council Chambers on
Friday, January 31, 8.15 p.m.
Lunch served. Good prizes. Ev-
eryone welcome, 30b
A VALENTINE DANCE
Will be held in the Foresters
Hall, Belgrave, February 14.
Music by the Localaires, Spon-
sored by the Arena Board. 30b
ODDFELLOWS EUCHRE
Party will be held Friday,
February 7th, in the Oddfellows
Hall at 8:30 p.m. Everybody
welcome. 30-6b
MEETING
uary 5th, in the Scout House at
attend. 30*
EUCHRE
Will be held Thursday even-
ing, February 6th, in the Rec-
reation Room of the Nurses'
Residence under the auspices
of Personnel Conference Corn-
mittee. Admission 50c, lunch
and prizes, 8 o'clock sharp. 30b
ENGAGEMENT
Mr, and Mrs. Robert Stobo,
of R. R. 2, Teeswater, announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Gloria Elizabeth, Reg.N.,
to Mr. Donald John Dow, son
of Mrs. Eccles Dow, of R. R.
2, Wingham, and the late Mr.
Dow. The marriage will take
place Saturday, February 15th,
1964, in Knox Presbyterian
Church, Teeswater, at 2 p.m.
30*
Forestry Club
To Organize
A 4-H Forestry Club will be
organized in North Huron in
early February and the date and
place of the organizational
meeting will be given as soon
as sufficient interest is indicat-
ed for this project.
The objectives of a forestry
club are: 1. To stimulate great-
er interest in the conservation
and better management of farm
woodland, the reforestation of
nonagricultural land and the
planning of wind -breaks and
shelterbelts or snow -hedges. 2.
To improve the management
of farm woodland, thus increas-
ing the financial returns re-
ceived by the owners. 3. To
understand the forestry princi-
ples in respect to improving the
farm woodlot by thinnings, im-
provement cuttings and the
planting of forest trees.
Projects include marking for
thinning and improving a half -
acre plot of woodlot, or plant-
ing and care for a minimum of
100 trees as a wind -break,
shelter -belt or snow hedge; or
planting with forest trees, a
minimum of one-quarter acre
plot of land on the farm. A
study is made on forestry prin-
ciples that may be applied to
a farm woodlot and the planting
of forest trees for plantation
and wind -breaks.
Club members must be 12
years of age or over on January
1st and must not have reached
their 21st birthday on Decem-
ber 31st, 1964. All those in-
terested in taking this project
should contact one of the lead-
ers, Z. J. Gnay, Wingham
District High School, J. E. Ren-
wick, Clifford or the Ontario
Department of Agriculture,
Clinton, as soon as possible.
Women are great equalizers,
For every woman who makes a
fool out of a man, there's
another who makes a man out
of a fool.
A POSITION
Is open in a Wingham Manufacturing Plant for a
YOUNG PERSON WITH SOME BOOKKEEPING AND
TYPING TRAINING preferably with Grade XII standing.
Job involves detail -work on Cost Records, Payroll, etc.
A real opportunity. Describe qualifications in writing to
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WINGHAM OFFICE
327 JOSEPHINE ST.
Phone 357-3840
GERALD (Jerry) WALTER
"%Vo Sell Rural Ontario"
$8,900 -Full price for a bright
11fe storey home with all mod-
ern conveniences, plus many
costly extras. Situated on a
nicely landscaped lot near the
schools, churches, etc. Has to
be seen to be appreciated.
$4,900 -For a 2 bedroom
home in Lucknow, Conveniences
such as a 3 piee bath, H.D.
wiring, etc. Situated on a land-
scaped double lot. Low down
payment and easy terms can be
arranged.
$5,500-114, storey brick home
and 31.42 acres of land. Home
has conveniences such as built
in cupboards, bathroom, etc.
Low down payment and easy
terms.
$4,900-5 room bungalow with
modern conveniences. Situated
on a double landscaped lot in
Wingham,
$7,400--1'i storey 8 room
home, all modern conveniences,
plus two 3 piece baths. King
sized lot one block from the
main street.
$5.000-11'i storey home, 6
bright rooms with modern con-
veniences. Small barn. Situated
in the village of Bluevale.
$7,400 ---Full price, 11,: storey
completely modern 7 room home
in Lucknow. Double lot, 2 car
garage.
$12,500-100 acre farm, stone
free and level. 1112 storey brick
home with modern conven-
iences, Bank barn with hydro
and water bowls Situated near
shopping centre.
$21,500---200 acre farm with
185 gentle sloping acres of
workable land. 11_ storey home
with aluminum siding and mod-
ern conveniences. Large bank
barn with hydro and water,
plus 2 smaller barns, Terms can
be arranged.
$2.500--15 acre retreat pro-
perty, Clear spring fed trout
stream runs the full length of
proncrty, also access to Mait-
land River.
MEMBER OF THE GREY-
BRUCE REAL ESTATE BD.
Ask one of our Agents how you
can list your property as n
Multiple Listing.
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