The Wingham Advance-Times, 1959-10-21, Page 8MIN
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BROWNIE'S DRIVE. IN Theatre
CLINTON, ONTARIO
FeaturingIP►lurn t e balrPat iio Screen in Huron County
Friday and Saturday . October Z3 and 24
DOUBLE FEATURE COMEDY BATNO THE FOULLY
"HAVE ROCKET, WILL TRAVEL"
THE THREE STOOGES
(Their First Fall Length Feature)
"THE 30 FOOT BRIDE 'OF CANDY ROCK"
LOU COSTELLO (ONE CARTOON)
TWO SHOWS NuitlYmy - RAIN OR CLEAR
Box Office Open at 7.30 P'0, First Show at 8 o'eloeli.
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-The- 0119,Wing ro1744 are being sold at large
reductions due to the arrival of:
the new 1960 Fords.
— New Units
1959—V8 Custom 300 Sedan
I Two tone blue, automatic transmission.
1959—Ford 6-cyl. Pickup
Blue in color.
1959—Ford V&Fairlane Sedan
This' beauty is a demonatrator in Red and Black, with
automatic transmission, windshield washer, full, hub
caps and sold with a new car guarantee.
— Used Units
1956—Ford Sedan
Blue, a one owner ear in spotless shape inside and out:
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.couple of hendred hens provided
ready money to purchase a fair
portion of the groceries. I wonder
if this .ia the reason that so many
tarn; women are taking employ-
Meat u,t other .164a?
Farm forum programing over
CHNX come up for discussion and
the Meeting was rernin.dell.that this
will begin on Wednesday, Novem-
ber Oh at mu Since the
hour IS. late 'forum. 'members are .
urged to listen to. the radio forum
Monday at the usual time and then
meet. Wednesday at 8.30 and have .
the discussion before the TV hread-
gag. Then, over a cup of coffee
they could revise their repprts if
the TV made it necessary. This Js
your program, Don't raise it,
I 'was told by, our Co-op Insur-
ance adjuster that in the past week
be has been called out four times
to accidents where cattle had been
struck by cars. "Why don't farm-
ers, keep their cattle off the roads?"
was his question. For a quick ans-
wer it seems to me that farmers
have been forced to extend their
production to the limit in ordere to
man c living and by so
domg
they havefound 'that-they can look
after the work but they cannot
keep up repairs. In too many cases
farmers have been forced to live
on their depreciation. That is, they
started off with fences, buildings
and machinery in good condition,
Income over the past few years has
provided a living, but now fences
need fixing, buildings need repairs,
and machinery is wearing out,
Money is not available for these
things so we /ile too many cattle
getting out.
A number of years ago the farm-
er was fully responsible for any
damage to cars or people if his
cattle caused an accident As I un-
derstand the law at present the
farmer is not liable for damages
unless he is proven negligent. But
neither. is the car driver liable for
the damage' to your cattle unless
yoteprove the driver negligent. Re-
medy, Fix your fences and just to
be safe, get some farm liability in-
surance.
A WORD TO Titti WIVES
Before frying or 'boiling fish, rub
a cut lenion over the *Surface of
the fish, or, dip pieces tn lemon
juice. If done about a half-hour
before cooking, it will cut .down
that fishy smoke that tells every-
one "what's for dinner".
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DMA, TOURNAMEN'
A volleyball tournament will be
held in the Winghena high school
on 'Wednesday, October 28, e0M-
niencing at 10 a.m. The teams en-
tered are Clinton, Goderich, Sea-
forth and Wingham with both jun-
ior and senior teams. A round-rob-
in tournament will be played.
Spectators are welcome,
--Marg Hastie
SEE MEDISCOPE '59
John. P. McKibbon, local drug-
gist, took several students from
W,D,H.s. 'to Toronto last Week,
where -they attended Wediaeope.,)59,
Those who, went with Mr, MeKib-
ban are grateful to him for the
onnortunity of • seeing this great
exhibition,
MRS. R. CHAMNEY
HONORED BY W.M.S.
DONNYBROOK- The October
meeting of the Donnybrook W.M,S,
and Ladies' Aid was held. Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Rev, and
Mrs. Sweeney of Auburn with a
good attendance,
Mrs. Hilliard Jefferson had
.charge of the W.M.S, meeting and
opened it .with. the theme, "Truth
and 'Freedom". After singing a
hymn Mrs. William Hardy read
the Scripture lesson, The leader
led in prayer and Mrs, Robert
Chamney gave a reading on Chris-
'tian stewardship. A hymn was
sung' and business was attended to.
A pleasant part of the program
was when Mrs.- Robert Chamney,
who has recently moved to Auburn,
was presented with a life member-
ship certificate by Mrs, Charles
Jefferson from the Donnybrook
,W.M.S. ladies, Although taken
,eoinpletely by surprise Mrs. Cham-
ney made a fitting reply.
Mrs. Stuart Chamney gave a
reading, "The Older Woman", Mrs.
James Leddy took charge of the
study book. A hymn was sung
and the meeting closed with pray-
er. •
The LadieS' Aid meeting which
followed was in charge of Mrg. Er;
nest, Snowden and a hymn was.
sung in opening. Psalm 720 was
read in unison and Mrs. Snowden'
led in prayer. After another hymn
the meeting closed with the bene-
diction. Lunch was served by'the
hostesS, assisted by Mrs, Harold
Woods and Mrs. Ernest Snowden.
'Mrs. James Leddy thanked Mrs:
Sweeney on behalf of the ladies
for the use of her home,
Reception Held
For Newlyweds.
BLUEVALE-A reception • and
shower was held in the community
hall for Mr. and Mrs. "Fred MOore
(formerly Jacqueline Kerr) 'of
'Lucknow, on Friday evening, •
. A purse of Money was presented
Eby Miss Marie Johnston, following
an 'address written in rhyme, read
by Miss Carol Greig. Dancing to
the. music of Ti ffin.'s orchestra was
the evening's entertainment, •
ANOTHER VICTORY
FOR THE MUSTANGS
By Doug Skims
Last Thursday the Wingham
District High School Mustangs tra-
velled to Clinton to take on the
hecim-en' and: 'Woii Score' 4f
35-0,
The first five minutes of the
genie proved to be a see-saw ibettle
all the way, until John Merkley
ran for a good gain, Dave Kern::
nedy threw a pass to Wayne
Brown, who took the ball to the
Clinton fifteen yard line. Pete
Carmichael went over for a touch-
down. Then the boys rolled down
the field again for another touch-
down by Wayne Brown, and in the
second quarter Pete Carmichael
kicked •a, rouge to make the count
13-0.
In the third quarter Bill Craw-
ford ran for a touchdown on a.re-
verse Barry Fuller intercepted a
.pass.which set the boys up 'for an-
other touchdown by Dave Kennedy,
with Barry Pickford kicking the
convert.
In the last quarter Von McDow-
ell threw a pass to Bill Dallimore
for a touchdown. This ended the
scoring for the day, with a total'
of 3b points for Wingham.
Wingham now leads the league
with four wins and no defeats, The
next game will be played on Wed-
.nesday in Goderich. Keep up the,
good work boys!
Set gate for
'Church Supper
WHITECHURCH- The W.M.S.
of CalVin-Brick United Church
held its Thanksgiving meeting in
the church 'on - Sunday ,„evening,
with Mrs, Gordon McBurney and
her group in charge of the worship
service, Peter Mason read the
Scripture message and Mrs. John
Currie led An prayer.
Mrs. Chas. Shiell, in the medita-
tion period, spoke ,on the many
reasons for Thanksgiving in our
country at this time, and Mrs.
Roy Pattiaon led in prayer. Mrs.
MeRitchie gave the story of one
of the African books on the book-
shelf, and Mrs. Sidney Thompson,
and her sisters, Sandra and-June
Wright of Clifford sang "I Asked
the Lord", with Miss Mary Fiskier
as accompanist, Mrs, Gilbert Beet
croft was in 'charge of the film,
"Copperbell Calling",, and Mrs.
McBurney gave the running cora-
me n ta.
Mrs. Norman Cannes, president,
was in charge 'of the •cbusiness
period, The congregational supper
will be held in the Sunday school
room of Knox-United Church, Bel-
grave, on November 13. The meet-
ing closed with the benediction,
WHITECHURCH •
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The mineral requirements of your hogs and cattle must be satisfied if you
are to expect fop performance and perfect health.
The needs of the individual animals vary, hot only from animal to animal
but also according to the basic feed they are eating. Consequently it is
impossible to satisfy each individual's mineral need with any one balanced
supplernent.
SHUR-GAIN ESSENTIAL• MINERALS
FOR CATTLE OR HOGS
are registered and guaranteed• mineral mixtures, containing ALL and
ONLY those minerals presently known to be rquired by your livestock.
You need not pay a lot of money far a good mineral mixture. SHUR-GAIN
minerals are the BEST money can buy anywhere --'and if takes a lot less
money to buy SHUR-GAIN than most other minerals.
So satisfy mineral needs, the ECONOMICAL way with SHUR-GAIN ESSEN-
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Huron County Federation. dir.
ectors' 'meeting was held in the ag-
rIcultural. board .rooms on Wednes-;
,•day evening, Plena for the county
annual Meeting wore completed,
with Pal) .Carbert aa guest speaker..
is Aiew secretary of the C-F-Aa,
and will no doubt.. bring .411 interest-'
ing' =SOW ibe 41.01011P1 farm
program. FUJI. particulars will be
sent .out through the Federation
survey ..shortly before the annual.
meeting.
The directors were asked for
repoit en the voluntary member-
ship canvass that is being carried
MI by the poultry director in each
township, but ieformatien seemed.
to 'be lacking. One township re-
orted that to date they had 50
embers. It seemed apparent in
Many of the townships that the.
family 'flock bad disappeared to a
extent, •`this motn.9-izorAthun,•
ate as in years post a flack of
w.
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Protection, for the fslrnily
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Consult-
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Canada Life'
WINGHAM, ONT.
BBf.IMOI'tE 'The girls 441 home-
making club, held its first meeting
en Monday evening in the W.I.
rooms here with 18 members pre-
sent, An election of officers was
beld and the resillta were' as fol.,
lows:' President, Norma' Harper;
vice-President, Muriel Haskins;
secretary, Lorna Woods; press re-
porter, Marjorie i<leffer; treasurer,
Sharon Merkley.
Under the leadership of Mra
Walter R,enwielt, and assistant
leader, Mrs. Oscar Kieffer, the
girls went over plans for the pro-
ject 'for this fall which is "Clothes.
Closets Up-to-date", They were
given their members' pamphlets
and suggestions for their closet ac-
cessories, Mrs. Renwick demon-
strated a hat standard made at
training echool. The evening came
to a close with plans to meet again
on Friday.
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The second 'meeting was held on
Friday evening in the W,I, rooms
with 13 members.present
President Norma Harper- open:-
ed the meeting with the 4-H Pledge
and the roll call, "My presept type
of clothes storage", was answered
by the girls, This was followed
by the reading of the minutes 'of
the last meeting by the secretary,
Lorna *Oods-
The girls decided on a name for
their club, "Belmore Tidy Teens",
Mrs. Renwick showed the girls
,a garment cover which they are to
make at the next meeting.. The
leaders then demonstrated the cov-
ering of hat standards and boxes
and the girls began work on their
standards and boxes. Plans were
made to meet again on Friday of
this week. 1956--Plymouth Sedan
Two tone Blue, this ear has to be seen to be appreciated.
1955-,Plymouth Coach
A real buy. •
1955—Dodge Coach .
O.K. in every shape.
1954—Ford Station Wagon
A real dual-purpose unit.
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Laymen's Service
At Bluevale Church
ELI,TEVAL13.';-- ?airmen's service'
Was held in the 'United Church on
Sunday with Mr, J. Brown of Ethel
as guest speaker. Assisting in the
service were W. .Peacock and
Garniss, member of Session
of the church.
Me, A,. H, Neeron was at Bel-
grave United Church in connection
with the Sector plan,
"I wouldn't be without my
electric range for anything"'
"The modern timing devices and temper=
ature controls are so easy to' operate . . my
meals cook to perfection, automatically. And
because my modern electric range has a
thermostatically-controlled surface element,
I never have a worry about burned 'foods or
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Wingham, Gilts
been a patient in Victoria Hospital
for some weeks, was allowed to
spend the Thanksgiving week-end
at her home in Itinloss,
Mr, and Mrs. Jas, Reid of Kin-
cardine and her sister, Mrs, .EWart
McPherson spent the weekend
'at the home of their brother, Mk,
John Itintoul, Toronto. •
Mrs, Gordon Elliott and Mr. and
,Mrs, Walter Elliott and family,
visited on Sunday at the .home of
Mrs, Robt, Galbraith of Wingham,
Mr, and Mrs. Alex, Robertson
Visited ''over the week-end at the
Inatne of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Moore
of St, Catharines,
Miss Marjorie Currie of London,
spent the weekend' With her
Mother, Mrs. H. J. 'Currie,
Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Whvtoett and
family inoVecl,froM Ttirnberry over
tht week-end 'to their horrie on the
jOhrt MeOce Wo:,,WOIOOMO
their 10 this convotinity.
Mr. and Mrs. Cieqge McGee
spent the week end With. Mr. and
Afti, Basil baviciaoh bf St, 'Cativ
Mr, Murray Gaunt has taken a
position at CKNX.
Mr. Aldin Pardon, who has been
a Patient in Wingham Hospital
for the past four weeks, was able
to return to his home on Minnie
St„ on Wednesday last.
Mr. Eldon Miller of W, Wawa-
nosh is a patient in Wingham
Hospital, suffering from a heart
seizure.
Mrs. Floyd I3ott and children of
'13elwood spent the week-end with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Robert
Purdon,
Mr, Leroy Rintoul, who has. been
at Belwood for the past two weeiis,.
spent the week-end at his home
here. • '
Mr, and Mrs. Jack Johnston of
London, spent their two weeks'
vacation with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Gershom Johnston, and with
other relatives here ,and in Luck-
now.
Mrs. John. Craig was able to
leave Wingham Hospital on 'Satur-
day and spent the week-end at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Val
On. Tuesday, Mr, and Mrs. Hall,
and Mrs. Craig went to London, to
Victoria Hospital, where Mrs, Craig
will be patient for a fa* days
this week,
Cornmunien ,service was held in
the Presbyterian Chuiches en this
charge on Sunday, with Rey. Mr,
Scott of kineardirie In charge, The
PreabYter.lari W.M.S, Meets this
Wednesday in. thee Sunday etlool
room of the church, .
Partnera started Work on Mr,
Alex, house on Monday,
Mrs, Clarence Adams, Who hat
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