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WHITECHURCHL-Last week the
daily papers carried a news item
on the deaths of Dr. F. H. Laskey
Taylor, 59, and his wife, Dr, Z.
Eileen Taylor, 54, of Winchester,
Mass. Their bodies were found In
a bedroom of , their home. They
had both been in ill health for
years.
Dr. F.1-1, L. Taylor was a noted
biochemist and was a consultant
at 'Boston City Hospital, He was
a Harvard teacher for 25 years
and ,one 'of his achieVements was
the isolation of the AHG globulin
which is missing from the blood of
hemophiliacs, He was also the
medical advisor in the "Musk Ox"
expedition held a few years • ago
from. Hudson's Bay across North-
ern Canada and down to Calgary.
Dr, Eileen• Taylor a physician,
was formerly Eileen Sharp, .and
was born .at White church, a daugh-
ter of Mr, and Mrs. William Sharp.
The family at one time resided in
the house now occupied by Mr.
and Mrs, Victor Emerson. Mr.
Sharp was the teacher at S.S. No.
10, Kinloss in 1909, and later rimy:
ed his family to Saskatoon, where
he was the principal of a school
with 18 teachers under him. Af-
ter Mr. Sharp's retirement he liv-
ed with his daughter, Eileen, in
Massachusetts, During the years
he corresponded with F, McK, Pat-
erson, Mr. Paterson has visited
at' the home of the doctors while
in Boston with the Detroit Red
Wings,
It is thotight that' the deaths
were due to overdoses of barbitur-
ates, but a final decision on the
cause had not been made,
WHITECHURCH
• %.14r, And 'NOS, Archie Pnrtlerk and
children visited on iSatardaY. with '
Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Dickson of
130iMere,
Leroy Hintoul is aPeacil4 tiny
MWelleto4n.at NitI LI°availd4.11\Q'fi4ebedaYdrna;&).
Leroy will ahoW the CardhOnae
_cattle at the Winter Fair, Toronto
Th
es, ineeyt 90111/17°.$4.PirdPayje er41/%?ille;irthe
Prreaterteriall Obilreh with Murray
-ClArl"jnotinePtritiaillaghigITSOCI I13'21o$P-i;yr%4Panat:
Mrs, Andrew Daunt had charge o
the UMW ors litaYer, asking,
pray? How -to pray, and what
Jesus said about prayer” Jimmie
Morrison led in Prayer: Planr
were 'dismissed for presenting - a
play at the chriatinaS concert, an,
the meeting was oleaed - 'with the
•Mizpah benediction,
Mr, and Mrs, Gordon Mefinrae,
end sons 'visited 'en Sunday witl
Mr. and Mrs. W, 1, Peacock of
Bhievale, -
Mr. Joseph Tiffin with ()the'
CKI~TX musicians, attended tih'
S'Fgsirllan'!a Union meeti ng held it
day.
Wayne Farrier visited on . Sun-
day with Percy MeClenaghan,
Lucknow, • .
Mr. and Mrsa Wilfred Me-Kague
of Turnberry recently visited at
the home of Mr. and Mrs,, Peter
MrKague. of Montreal, where Mr.
McKague is attending Knox _Pres-7
-byterian College, Mr. Wilfred! Mg-
-tree-1 w has been a patirint`
Wingharn Hospital since' Wednes.-
dav last,'4ollowing heart seizure.
Mr, , and• Mrs, Nelson Piekell
visited • .on. Saturday with, 'her
mother,' ,Mrs. Helen Johnston, of
Landon, .•• •
Mr and Mrs. William McInnis
Of. Walkerton visited on. Sunday
With Mr, and Mrs. James _MeIn'nis
VI's, Russell Dick and son Douglas
of. Toronto and Mrs, 'Pentland of
London, visited on' Monday at the
MeInnis home . with the former's
mother, Mrs. Roane:
Mr. Walter, James of London.
and Mr. William Fisher of 'George-
town are spending a few days this
week with Mr. and Mrs, George
Friskier, and bunting deer, •
Mr. Allan Pattison and Mr, Hen-
ry Pattison and- his daughters, vis-
ited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Watson of FOrest, and
Mrs. Allan Pattison, who had been
visiting at the Watson`. home for
'the past week, returned home.
Calvin-Brick' United' Church con-
gregation are holding a..turkey
supper in the Belg.rave United
Church Sunday School' room,
Parents of pupils atteading the
Liicknow District High ,School at
tended the commencement exercis-
es_ held in the school on Friday
evening)
Mr, Mr, and Mrs. Norman' Coultes
'and -Douglas were in Toronto,'oh.
Friday and Douglas had ,his cast
removed frond his leg at the Child-
ren's' '•••Hospital. Their.' son, Jiin
CArhtes, arid 'Glenn •Ccitiltes' of ..Mora
ria:Township; who are attending
0..A.C. at Guelph; . acconipaaied
ttieon :to their' homes here for the
week-end.
• Mr, • and Mrs. Ronald Perrott and •
baby Joan ..of' Goderich; and•'14r.
Ailliam'Forster, Irina, and Norman
'Vrsited', SUnday with. Mr,: and
Mrs. Nell McArthur at Pailey.:
.Mr. • Gordon • Elliott, who`, visited
last week at London, returned
home on Thursday with Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Furtney of Parkhill, who
spent' the. day here. , -
Mrs,. Charles, Shiell and her niciL
ther, Mrs. Charles,CongrararLtiek-'•
now, visited on SatUrdarwith Ditn-
ga.nnori relativee•and friends;
Mr-. and Mrs, JohnJamiesortazid.•
sons' visited on • •Sunday' at., the -
home of Mr, and Mrs: .geOrge
'Turnbull. at Brussels.
Several families from this dis-
trict took' in the Walkerton Fair
last Thursday. 1956
1956 CHEVROLET 2-DOOR Licence No, 906-527,
FULL PRICE $995
PONTIAC CIEHEFTAN 3-Door, Hardtop, power
steering, radio. BALANCE $1175
CHEVROLET' 2 DOOR HARDTOP, automatic
radio, 6 cylinder BALANCE $1175
BUICK SPECIAL HARDTOP, 4-door whitewalls,
ethc
BALANCE $1295
DODGE
wel etc.
'‘2
• BALANCE ,$1075
DELUXE -1300R, radio, whitewalls,
CHEVROLET 4-DOOR, Black and White,
BALANCE $925
AUSTIN A56 SEDAN, radio, overdrive, leather
interior BALANCE $835
FORD FAIRIAANE STATION WAGON, 2-door
automatic drive, Yellow and Red interior
BALANCE 0175
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8 - 16 $2,95
Girls' PYJAMAS
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2 - 6x $1.98
8 - 14 from, $2.98
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CAR COATS
4 - 6X $81 9 5
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VALEDICTORIAN—]fan 5fundell of Illuevide, now a student at Die
University of Western Ontario, made the valedictorian address at the
amia) Commencement Exereises of the Wingkain,Distriet High School
last Friday evening.
1959 DEMONSTRATORS . •
•IWIT1TMOTJAQIi-7'lle Women's.
Institute held Ite.4110441 tall 1)-Qt wok supper far .F4M11Y. Night
Monday with a apleatlid,atteadanee .
of happy faintly groups and a
boontiful• $upp9r, „Alexander' Ro-
bertson was Oairnian for the
short 'program that followed, of
musical, Single; and dancing'
aturiber,s.
Faris was the meeting for Ca-
nadian. industries, and Morgan
flenderaoa of Lucknow had been
Invited to be present and tell of
lla work with 'lumber, Mr, Hon,
clersen secured Sam Gray,. Engineer
of ;London, of the .firm of Mac-
Man and 13lOedel Ltd., who was.
iresent ,and showed two moving
films,' ."Plywood To-day", and.
Wood Meets the - Challenge",
-roriey of the PlayWood industry
n 13•C„ the lumber industry, arorl
he use of even the poorer wood in
loolpwood,! Mrs. Russell, Gaunt
noved a hearty vote of thanks for
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D.lIring,. the ba,0 e as parterd • „ Viral
l'ol•In McGee, was presentea with a
remembrance' from this institute,
and Mr, Kenneth iZinn was thank-
ed for the clock that had been in-
Oa/led in the ball by bit s.hon.
Tickets_ were sold blanket, 3.
Morrin of London: was the winner.
Plans were Made to hold a euchre
with the executive in charge of
proceedings.. The 'meeting was
closed with! the' national anthem, •
POT LUCK SUPPER
AT WILY Niliff
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PEARSON NEWS
1960 Prices Still Prevail
17 UNITS SOLD 'LAST WEEK
NO HOPE ,OF NEW DELIVERIES BEFORE JANUARY 1,
SO — HURRY, HURRY, HURRY
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COMING 'NOVEMBER 19, 20, El ,
FREE SAMPLES. — FREE DRAWS
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Wingbana , Phone 207 Free Delivery
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BUICK LE SABRE, 4-DOOR SEDAN, DEMON-
STATORS radio, automatic, power brakes,,
whitewalls, only 7,000 'miles, was $4391. -•
NOW ONLY $3495
PONTIAC PARISIENNE SEDAN, radio, wheel
• discs, was $3999 ,
'‘• NOW ONLY $2895
CHEVROLET BISCAYNE SEDAN, powerglide,
'radio windshield Washers, only 6,000 miles
was i,3400 „ NOW' :ONLY $279.5
PONTIAC ST:KATO' CHIEF, 2-door, equipped
with custom ,radio, whitewalls, wheel discs,
"ONLY $2695
METEOR 2-DOOR, Green and Ivor*, tiastora
radio BALANCE *775
METEOR NIAGARA SEDAN, equipped. Aviti.i
custom radio, a real sharp ear BALANCE4694
PONTIAC BUSINESS COUPE, poVrergliale,
radio, leather interior * BALANCE ,$7'75
BUICK SPECIAL SEDAN; dynaflonr,•,
whitewalls, clean ear BALANCE *850
PLYMOUTH DELUXE SEDAN, eteellent slap
• • a • BALANCEplasaar .a.a.,
PONTIAC 2-DOOR, sharp ear, Green, :
BALANCE 01'5
METEOR NIAGARA 2-DOOR, 'custom'• smite;;
excellent motor BALANCE $595
BUICK SUPER ,2-DOOR HARDTOP, full' POWi_11
radio BALANCE' 406,
1958 f. •
I958. UldEvit017ET DELUXE 2-DOOR, sharp
ear,:licence No.. 892,937
FULL PRICE $1895
VAUXHALL STATION WAGON 4-door,' 2 tone
• „. *BALANCE $1695
CHEVROLET •15ISCAYNE SEDAN, 4-door
radio, 2-tone, etc. BALANCE $1495
1953
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OLDSMOBILE 98 SEDAN, hydrianatie radio
power brakes, etc. BALANCE *04
PONTIAC PATHFINDER SEDAN. „Black.a ,ia
sharp car BALANCE. $18 •. • • , 1957 .1952 -
1952 OLDSMOBILE 88 SEDANahydroil
matic drive, sharp car, licenee No. 1356;170,-,1
• FULL PRICE 'VON
PONTIAC DELUXE SEDAN, BALANCE 00
DODGE SEDAN, grey BALANCE •plos
CHEVROLET COACH, Bine in eeloirr, , ,•
, $295
PONTIAC FLEETLINE SEDAN, -4-.40iira 41440
car BALANCE 4295 , • ..
1957 ;PATHFINDER SEDAN, Licence 'No.
891-410. • ' , FULL :PRICE $1475
FORD CUSTOM SEDAN 300, radio, '8 cylinder,
27,000 miles,, Blue BALANCE' $1275
FORD CUSTOM SEDAN , 300, radio, automatic
drive, wheel discs . BALANCE $1350
LINCOLN PREMIER LAUNDAU, loaded, sells
new for $8,000 • • BALANCE 0200
BUICK SPECIAL SEDAN, radio, dynaflow,
• Gothic Gold Metallic BALANCE $1495
PONTIAC PATHFINDER DELUXE, 2-door
'Hardtop, whitewalls' BALANCE ,$1350 1951 MEMO
1951 CHEVROLET SEDAN, excellent Meter •• FULL places*
DODGE 2-DOOR, radio BALANCE $159
BUICK SEDAN, Grey BALANCE:8295
METEOR SEDAN, Overdrive, custom radio; etc,
BALANCE $325
PONTIAC SEDAN, .49,000 `original, `.nines`
BALANCE $325
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1955 PONTIAC- Sedan,PATHFINTDER DELUXE
custom radio, Dark Green, licence No. 884-952
. FULL PRICE $895
CHEVROLET SEDAN, 41,000 miles, Sharp ear,
Green BALANCE $875
PONTIAC LAURENTIAN HARDTOP, 2-door
whitewalls, Wheel discs, etc.
BALANCE $950
DODGE SEDAN, radio, 'new motor, etc.
BALANCE $615 •
CHEVROLET 150 ' SEDAN, 37,000 original
Miles BALANCE $8r0
CHEVROLET SEDAN; 2 tone, VS automatic,
power steering BALANCE $050
CHEVROLET SEDAN; 2 tone, 31,000 miles
• BALANCE $950
PONTIAC LAERENTIAN HARDTOP, radio, ,
new whiteWallti, Red and Beige
BALANCE $950
NASH AMBASSADOR SEDAN, Complete with
bed, arid motor BALANCE $025
BUICK SPECIAL 2-DOOR HARDTOP, radio,
dynafiovia 'wheel discs; etc'.
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Mr. and Mr's. William H. Shia*
and their daughter Eileen, after
They bad moved from Whiteekurah
to Saskatoon.., Eileen later became
a physician and Married Dr. F. H.
L. Taylor. Both were ?Mind dead'
in their borne in Winchester Mass Winchester
on October 31.
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BRAND NEW 1959 G.M.C. Long hox arc •Thri
pick-up. Sells new for $2535 NOW ONL'
1' • BALANCE $16.80,
la,M.C. 1/4 ton Long box pick-up, like new,
'6 G10D,00000 ut actual rouniter
pastel
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56 DODGE 234 ton van, new motor, excellent
shape a t BALANCE $1050
56 FORD 1-TON, 4-speed transmission, equipped
withLict. i :new 7',x9'
pick-up
stakein atfor and racks 53 o.,A
BALANCE $425
112 G.M.C. 1/2 ton pick-up BALANCE *375
51' MERCURY 1, to Piik•UP ••
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BALANCE K
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Rekracks
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dual rear wheels, 4 speed take'
NCE *495
49 CHEVROLET ton plek-up
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Many More Trucks 4-Wheel 'DriVe,
Dump TTI)ICIW ^” BALANCE $950
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1 i• ow budget ;niece! a•-• Thiggago by Warble formed in. fortified
• fabric for amazing lightness and strength. See This new kind
of baggage.
A small ,deposit will hold your choice of our
complete line Nicatine Luggage
for Christmas.
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• • the home of Mr. and MrS. Audrey
Coultes of "Tobermory and spend
a few days hunting In that district
Mr. E. • a Groskorth ands his
friends from Listowel are alsc
hunting for a few days at Lion's
Head. •
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Spielmaeher of
Mildmay visited on Sunday at the
home of their daughter, Mrs. How-
ard Martin of West Wawanosh,
Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Ritchie. of
Lucknow visited on Sunday' with
Mr: and Mrs, Clarence Ritchie,
Many from Kinloss attended the'
reception held in Lucknow 'on
Friday evening for Mr. and ,Mrs
McMillan; newlyweds, . ,
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Culherf^ of
Walton, , and their son, Llewellyn
Culbert of 'Stratford, visited I on
Sunday at the home of her sister.
Mrs. Ben MeClenaghan, •
Mr, John Congra,m of •Knox Col-
lege; Toronto, had charge of the
service in the Presbyterian Church
here on Sunday. His uncle- and
aunt, Mr, and, Mrs. Clarenee Black-
hall and Miss Ruth/ Blacithail , of
Toronto, accompanied 'Min for, the
Mr. and Mrs. Noble young and
Miss Maud Beacom of Goderich
visited on Saturday with Mr, and
Mrs, John 1VteBurney.
Mr, Albert Nethery of Hamilton
visited last week at the home of
his sister, Mrs. , James MeGill of
Clinton and' spent the week-end
calling on East Wawanosh rela-
tives.
Mr, and Mrs, James 'McGill, of
Clinton, fOrnierlY of East ,Wawa-
„nosh, celebrated the 45th -anniver-
sary of their rarriage at their
home on Saturday. „
Mr. and Mrs. Harold SiesSer and
children spent ,Sunday with --her
parents, Mr. and 'avira. Harry Cook
of lVfarnoch• and with Mr, and Mrs.
Ray White of Belgrave.
Mr and Mrs. William Rintoul
and daOghters 'Visited, On Simday
with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cameron
of Ashfield, • ,
Mr. and' Mrs. Harvey Congram
and Barbara of Kitchener, Mr. and
Mrs. Lorne Ivers, Dungannon, and
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Congram and
Charles, Wingha,m, spent ,Sunday
with Mr, and Mrs. Harold Con-
gram, Little five-year-old John
was. celebrating his birthday,
Mrs. Homer and her family and
Mr. Fred Leaver, who Spent the
past week at the Leaver home
here, returned to Toronto on ;Sat-
urday,
Ur, Arthur Cronin, Caledon and
Mr. James Falconer visited On Sat-
urday with Mr.' and Mrs, Charles
Falconer at Glamis. '
Mr. and Mrs: Stewart Gottpland
of Toronto spent the week-end with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Charles
Robinson and with Wroxeter re-
latives.
Miss Marjorie Currie, of London,
spent the 'week-end with her mo-
ther, Mrs, R, J. Currie,
Mr. and Mrs. George. McGee and
family visited on Sunday with Mr.
arid Mrs. Jaek McGee, Dungannon,
and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Errington
and family of Auburn alto visited
at the McGee home:
Mrs. James Falconer .has been
under the doctor's care during the
past week, Mr., and Mrs. Percy
Vincent of Auburn visited, for a
few days last week at the Falconer
home,
Erect Deacon, Prank Ross and
Hardie SiMpson are busy these
days building' a barn at Mardere
near Guelph,
Miss Janette and Rodney Wright
of Clifford, •'visited on Sunday at
the }Mine of their sister, Mrs, Sid.
hey Thompson.
• Mr, and Mrs. George Walker
visited on Monday With' het Pat-
eats, Mr. and Mrs. William, Anil-
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Phrey of St, Helena, Who were
quietly celebrating their '69th 'Wed-
ding anniversary, Mr. and Mrs,
Walker spent ;;aridity with Mr. and
Mrs. 14.0Witrd Snell of
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An excellent method of furVing
an adequate insurance estate
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ilionaulE.- •
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-'--Representative}„
Canada Life
WINGHAM, ONT.
Phone 462
;Walker Home Furnishings •
Quite a number of West Wawa-
nosiz veterans attended the Re-
membrance service held at St,
Helens hall on Sunday afternoon
when the Lucknow Legion =em-
bers and members of the Ladies'
Auxiliary were present,
Mr. Russell Moore and Mr, Ed
Johnston of Preston are staying
for a few days this week with the
former's parents, Mr, and Mrs, Ar-
thur Moore, and taking in the deer
hunt.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Lambert of St.
Catharines spent last week at the
home of their daughter, Mrs. Myles
Ste. Marie. Mr. James Ste. Marie
and Raymond of Kitchener are
spending a few days there this
week and Raymond is hunting,
`Miss Winnfred Farrier of To-
ronto, spent the week-end at het
home here.
Mr. and 1V1rs. Orville Tiffin and
Mr, and Mrs, Dan Tiffin and child-
ren 'visited on Sunday at the home
of Mr. Elmer and Mr, Russell Al-
ton of Belfast,
Mr, and Mrs, John Forster of
Lucknow visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Elliott On Sunday,
Mr. •and Mrs, Arthur Cronin of
Caledon spent the week-end at the
home of Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Fal-
coner. Mr. and Mrs, Carl McClen-
aghan visited on Sunday With her
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. MaX
Stewart of Preston,
Miss Marjorie Coultes, Reg.N.,
received word last Week that she
and the others of the class of 28
graduates who 'wrote their exaraire,
tithing in September, at Guelph
General Heapital, had all passed.
Congrattilationst,
Mr, and Mrs, Hartley Catripbell
of Toronto 'spent the Week-end at
the home of Mrs, 06Orge Medea-
aghaa.
Nernista Keating and Brace M'ae'
Donald, rrf Wilighain and Albert .
Odtiltesr left arch Stinky ter visit at
iI Phone 106 WALKER Wingham
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