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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1959-04-01, Page 3PRECISION GRANULATED FOR PRECISION PLANTING COMPLETELY GRANULAR-NO DUST NEW DRILLING PRECISION The controlled particle size of SUPER FLOW --no fines or oversize granules--gives you new Etccuracy and ease of application. SUPER VLOW runs evenly and freely drill elog- ging and skipping. This smooth consistent flow means uniform distribution of fertilizer ,-gives you more even cropshigher yield, NO DUST SUPE111 FLOW is 'Completely dustless. Easier to handle.... there's no loss of plant food on windy daYS. ALWAYS FLOWS FREELY Completely granular, oven dried to remove excess moisture, SUPER FLOW contains no dust to harden into lumps. GREATER PLANT FOOD VALUE ' The range of SUPER, FLOW granular size permits more phosphorous to become able to the plant. Furthermore) each granule contains all the nutrients in the analysis -which means a 'More uniform distribution of plant food. Sett your Colot or NATI °NAL Fertilizer Dealer you get more or your money with SUPER FLOW COMMUNITY THE V INE.s..7 t k Mrs. Wm. McCann made her effieial visit as. Zone Commander for the Legion Auxiliary to the Kincardine Branch last week, Mrs, Ross Doig and Mrs. Earl Moore aecOmpanied her, Week-end visitors with Mrs, .Dora Ridley were Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Lynn and family of Orange- Ville and Mr, and Mrs. George Bolander and Sohn of London. Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Marriner and two sons of Toronto spent Good Friday and the week-end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Marriner. e Mr. and Mrs. Earl Baker end family of London visited over the week-end with Mrs. Martha Baker, Mrs. Elmer Giles and Gary of Ar- kona spent Sunday at the same home and Mr, 'and, Mrs, Harvey Williamson and two daughters of Thornhill spent several days there. WLelieeed guests at the ,noire of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Schaefer were Mr. and Mrs, R9bt, Petznik and ,family of Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stewart of Listowel visited' Sunday with Mr, and Mre, James Vatic. Mr, and Mrs. Jim Stewart visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Oliver Stewart, near Gorrie, Week-end visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Everett. Allen were Mr. and Mrs Nile Soebner and family. Mr, and Mrs. Ed, Mundel, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Holland and family, all of Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs, Harold Hibbert and family of Goderich were also .Sunday visitors at the same home. Mrs. James Pollock of Ripley is spending some time at the home of her son, Harold and •Mra. Pollock Miss Ruth Johnston and Ann Lindsay of Toronto spent the holi- day week-end at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Albert Johnston. Mr. and Mrs. Wilmot Craig of Toronto, were week-end visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Craig and. Mrs. William Craig. Mr. and Mrs. Mac Corbett and family of London, visited Sunday With Mrs. B. Matthews. Mrs. Mat- thews and Barry returned home with them and will spend a week here. .... Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Emmerson Hargrave were Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Orth, Shirley ancl Thelma, Mr. Noah Orth, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hallman and family, all of Listowel. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hutchison, 1 Mr. and Mrs: Bib Hutchison and family, Mrs. Ida Gallaher and Master Kenny 3/lc:Clement we're Free! Marie Fraser's new milk recipes. Write, today! • HIGH-QUALITY PROTEIN, AND CALCIUM • TO BUILD STURDY BODIES DAIRY FARMERS OF CANADA 409 Huron Street,Toronto 4c117-"Telgirpee" FORDWICH • U U U U • ,ittoillimitiminarmimpuirnuoillumiwomonisminuiliommounplimuill liAFERMEHL'SjEWELLERY„: • the new pattern in INTRODUQE.S 0* 6 p U U S U U youll love this new pattern-you'll Want a full service right away. "Forest ..,,- Flower" sets a beautiful new trend for • = softly elegant design. • SERVICE-; • FOR EIGHT 169.75 (Silverware only) II U U U $1.95 Reg. $4.00 Value Reg. $4.00 Value U ' U U U U U ;11 U in gilt box DISH with SERVER - I $2.95 Regular $4.75 Value U $1.95 U n 1, 3 INTRODUCTORY SPECIALS in "FOREST FLOWER". I PIERCED ROUND SERVER 4 COFFEE SPOONS CANDLEWICK RELISH 1, Haferinehl's Jewellery "Finest Quality and Service" - EVENING DIAMOND APPOINTMENTS ON REQUEST s, 4 . .i.••• ,..,‘;,,,,.,„... - .10 4.; 0 f ' ., 1 ,-, t tl ittpc ...:c..,...0.1, ' ' • . " • ". - iLtie :4'1* ft , WO' AtiO t Ail ,,,.¤ ''''7 '11111.:1')A'• f' 6;4' - ' ,,:il ...' '44) .4:4'..4":::'!' .!•'''$... 4.te, •iff,, e e. 'see', • „,. 4„ •, , e.,,I,e ''' 4 '.11" 1 .*,tt'.? Itte • .°01y. %,•4 • tio f'''''', te • 40..t.t$ •• t ‘t kr- • ;At t'' .' . - `"`..' -st fl,AL'i: ' . .r '''''t '' 11 ,t44.76.11.: ,, ;A, ... *,' \:. ',..,'.. • 41 '7. f j:a 'is . • .'' . 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OTC Trusses & Belts are made for every condition. McKIBBONS Itexa.11 Drug Store li, AWN WILLIAMS Optott10410i Patrick SI., Wingkain Photke 770 .rt BIG WALK-IN SIDE DOORS VOLKSWAGEN . and a rear loading door too. The functionally designed Volkswagen can cut your delivery costs. It loads faster, delivers more, in less time! 170 cu. ft. of uncluttered payload space ... only 13 inches from the curb. Ideal for heavy goods, crates, machinery, electrical appliances. Efficient service coa s t to coast with a central 5-million dollar Parts Depot. People who know are turning to Volkswagen. VOLKSWAGEN CANADA LTD. Golden Mile, Toronto 16, Ontario 27 BISCUIT PACKAGE 29c SERVE SOUP OFTEN HEINZ - CONDENSED TOMATO SOUP JUST HEAT AND SERVE oz. TEA TIME 5 TIN If r BISCUITS Makes a Delicious Cake OGILVIE - WHITE OR' CHOCOLATE SAVING AT TIME OF PURCHASE, REAL VALUE BLUE RIBBON 4 843Z GREENWOOD - SLICED TEA BAGS HARVARD BEETS I JAR . 590 5k Sale! See What 5k Will Buy! McCORMICK:S ASSORTED SANDWICH CLARKS - WITH CHILI SAUCE MANS WITH PORK 3 OAK LEAF MANDARIN ORANGES ' 3 FRESHLY GROUND EARLY MORNING COFFEE • FRESH MEATY MEDIUM ONLY AT nommort 24-oR, RICHMELLO MILD PRUNES Cello Bag 590 CHEESE LB. DOMINO YELLOW LABEL TEA SOAP FLAKES 1:n. 590 SALADA vdt: 590 SPECIAL OFFER WITH TWO GIANT TINS AJAX CLEANSER FREE TINS LARGE SIZE SUPER FAB DETERGENT 2 GIANT mi tt AJAR CLEANSER P FROZEN FOOD SAVE 7c--Aylmer Fancy, 15 Oz. RASPBERRIES • - .. ... ......•. SAVE 7e-Booth, 16 et. COD FILLETS . .• • . . a 1 • SAVE 4e-Libby aincy, 1.4 oz. SQUASH ....... . 49c PEG. JAR RICIIMELLO BREAD Si'. WILLIAMS (WITH ADDED /PECTIN) STRAWBERRY JAM JAIL 650 590 LOAF 180 490 SPECIAL , 2 for 59c SPECIAL 2 for 59c SPECIAL ts/ OLY AT DOMINION 2 OZ, 6 OZ. 3 for 59c DOMINO INSTANT COFFEE 39c 95c VALUES EfTECTIVE IlB WINGHAM UNTIL CLOSING TIME SAT,,‘. APRIL 4th EVERT T1111118 isINARANTEIll DOMINION STORES LIMITED 690 PKG. OF loo 20-02. TIN 590 11-Oz. TIN I-LB. PKG. 590 590 Isamenui Direct from Israel-Sweet, Full SEEDLESS JAFFA ORANGES Selected, Elands Golden Ripe BANANAS No. 1 Ontario Bot Rouse Grown. CUCUMBERS ..... ., ..... U.S. No. 1 Crisp Green HEAD LETTUCE . „. of "Juice 5 lb. Poly Bag 03e lbse ...... ...... 33e ,! Large size Ws ....... for 35e. Large side 34's .. 2 for 330 ALIMMINNIMITINA MIMIIMM411•11•11•1 FOR YOUR BAKING OR FRYING DOMESTIC SHORTENING ONLY AT DOMINION ruclimELLo SALAD DRESSING ONLY AT DOMINION' - SLICED - WHITE ALL PURPOSE FIVE ROSES FLOUR 74BG 59 .rprIrr..emc • .. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Nuhn, Gowanstown, Mr. and Mrs. Art Forester were Easter week-end visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Ross Tomlin in Durham. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mullins and three children of Ottawa, and Mr. and Mrs. Willard Ries of Hamilton were week-end guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Noah Ries. Mrs. Mullins and children remained for a longer visit. . Mr. and Mrs. Don Gibson and family of St. Catharines spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Doig. Mr. and Mrs. George Wipp, Paul and Bradley, of London, were week-end guests at the home of Mrs. Pearl Patterson, Mr, Alaii Fries spent the long week-end with friends in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lohr left last week for a two weeks' motor trip to Florida and other points., Master Ward Lohr is spending the holidays with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Ward in Brant- ford.. Misses Linda and Edith Bender of Gowanstown are spendinKa few days with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Stan. Forester. e Mr, and Mrs. Maurice Wallace and family of Hamilton visited one day last week with Mr. and Mrs. Aitcheson Wallace. Mrs. Wallace and children remained for a week's visit and will spend a .feW days with Mrs,. Jean Massey in Gorrie, Mrs. Ruby Forester of Toronto spent the week-end at her home herer. M. and Mrs. Ken. Graham spent the week-end with friends in To- ronto. Mr. and Mrs. ,Garfield Job and family of Montreal spent the week- end with the former's sister, Mrs. Earl Newell and Mr. Newell, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bender of. Gowanstown were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Stan. Forester. Miss Ruth Rumple of Burlington visited over the holiday with Miss Bonnie Inglis and Mr. Bob Rumple, of Hamilton, with Mr. and Mrs.' Alex, Keith, Mr, and Mrs. Ted Harris, Jean. Stephen and John of Brownsville visited a counle of days last week with Mrs,' Nellie, Gamble, The lat- ter remained for the Easter holi- day, Mr. and Mrs, Peter Browne, Jean, Lorna, Teddy and Peter visited relatives in Toronto over the week-end. Mr, and Mrs. Darrel Gibson and family. of Flint, Mich,, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Wally Gibson, Mr, Roy Simmons was able to re- hien hoine on Saturday from the Kitchener Hospital where he re- cently underwent surgery. We wish him a speedy return to good health, Mr. Bruce 'Williamson of London visited a feW days last week with his mother, Mrs. Emma William- son, Mr, and Mrs, Jas. \Tittle visited Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, Jack Stafford and Mr, Tom Vittie near Gorric. Miss Jean Sanderson of Guelph and Mrs. Mary Sanderson of Gorric spent the week-end with I*, and Mrs. Bob Sanderson. ' • Mr. and Mrs, Clare Harris and John spent a day last week in Kitchener, Mr, and Mrs, Scott Keith and Randy of Baden were Good Friday Visitors With Mr. and Mrs. Alex, Keith, Mr, and Mrs. Trey Hainstock of Milton visited over the holiday With Mrs. W. Hainstoetc, Mrs, Jack botiglas `visited over the holiday with Mr, and Mrs, Ross Nichol and family in Nova Scotia. Mr, Harold Gibson spent the week-end with relatives In Torento.. .,1 0.rade II Teacher ..„ Took .4iincl Girl Last Aprili en Ontario .School was faced with the problem of providing for the education of a blind child in a regular second grade class, This was not the first time this situation has occurred because a few 'blind children have. spent ,two or more years in the Primary grades with sighted child, real in ether schools. These cases have .developed be-: .cause the child, (HI admission to residential school for the blind, has. reacted emotionallly to such a de- gree that it was advisable for him to be returned to his home,. There, through ovtilL3Ohei efforts oofxi provided ftea n official offthe With home .instruction through the local school board. In addition the • C.N,T,B, provides a teacher of Braille. In a few eases the home instruction teacher has agreed to admit, the Caine to her class on an experimental basis, Some of these experiments have been continued for as long as three years, In many cases the child has become emo- tionally adjusted and has returned to the residential school. Barbara came from one of, the two states in the U.S.A. where the state department of education pro- vides two types of education for blind children. One of these is the usual residential school, the other is the resource teacher, The Re- source Teacher teaches Braille, the system of raised dots by which the blind can read and write, Braillle writing can 'be done on a brass "so-coned" slate in which the necessary dots can be raised by punching through as many of the six holes as are necessary to form the letter, or symbol. A Brailler is another machine like a type- writei and is used for the same purpose. The resource teacher visits, the parents and the teacher to supply information, demonstrate teaching methods and assist both with their problems, She also supplies read- ers and texts printed in Braille. Barbara's parents expected the same services which had been available at home. They were very much 'disturbed at the idea of eeptling their child. to .4 residential /oheol As their stay In Canada was expected to be less than a year, Barbara's mother dismissed the problem with the .school principal and the school Inspector. The Grade If teacher agreed to admit: Barbara to her elms. The mother undertook .to put into Braille the: stories in the reader, the .exercise prepared by the teacher and to write in the translation of .her . daughter's exorcises when she completed them on the Brailler, At the end of .a few weeks, it became Apparent that the mother had undertaken too much and an organization which takes particu- lar' interest in exceptional children purchased the the 2 Reader in Braille from, the American Printing House For The Blind. This reliev-, .eci the mother of a very heavy daily chore, In school Barbara behaved normally in every way, 4iT swering questions and making' comrreets In I11 e RAMP w,,y nethe others. She was above-average in ability. A girl from next door guided her to and from school, • In June she was promoted to Grade 3 and a Grade 3 Braille Reader was supplied for Septeinber, Her teachers were very pleased with her progress and happy over their success in providing for her , needs. She has now returned to her native state where she will neve the services of a resource 'teacher, During her short stay in Ontario, although she is blind, she has been instructed in a regular grade class in a suburban area, The teachers, principal and the inspector involv- ed deserve the thanks of all of tis.•. for continuing for this blind girl the sort of schooling she needed and for their humanity in eundere standing and sharing the problems with her parents. %Act Wi4:14im Adv.itomMirms, WoOpeowliw,, Aptit Ai. Tap My son who la a freahnlan In college had been pestering 'Pie for a late-Model 1.)* aoe, On a 'visit to 'the campus. I pointed out that most of the cars in a parlting lot woree of ancient vintage, "Put, Pad," he protested, "those cars belong to the faculty l"-Brno est BlevinS. Merkley Motors Box 62 . VVINGHAM Tel. 84 Shower Held For Bricto,,Vect FORDWIQH---Mre, Anson Pool, erring was .bestess one _Right last Week when a number of young people met at her heMe to new. Miss Alclyth bride-elect of April She was given a miseelleneclaS shower, for which she thanked everyone, A very delicious lunch was served and 'a„ social time spent. intermediates Win Four Straight Games FORDWICHThe Fordwich In- termediates defeated •Kurtzville last week in the Palmerston arena to win their best of seven WOAA B Championship series In four straight games. It marked the first time in 27 years that Fordwich has won the title, Arnold Darroch of Clifford presented the trophy to the cap- tain of the team, Glenn Zurbrigg. Spectator Is Hit By Flying Puck FORDWIM-At the Fordwich,r . KurtzvOle. hockey game, played, in Palmerston, one of the spectators, Mrs. Glenn Johnston, was hit by a flying puck on the forehead. She was taken to •Pahnerston. req▪ uired to close the wound, Mrs. Johnston returned to the rink before the end of the game,