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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1968-12-05, Page 6inetam Advance -Times, `I etsday, -c. b, 1968 • NYRE CILAnkiseiSIPIie• � Wyss FOR SALE 'BLACK '1r%A.BRA.DOR puppies for sale, . 64i weeks old. Ph. 3.57-2291. Sb 15 BOOKS Heritage edition Childcraft, half price or best offer. 357-2262. 5b SEE THE 1969 Polaris Snow- mobiles on display at Wing - ham Lawn and Garden Centre. Earl Jenkins, 257 Shuter St. . l0rrb SKATES for sale, one pair girls white, size 9; one pair boy's brown, size 8. Andy Paul . Foxton, phone 357-1196. 5p COMBINATION STOVE for sale, in• good condition. Wm. ' Ross, R. R. 1 Wingham, 549W 2, Wroxeter. 5p MILK FILTERS for sale, plain, rapid flop., 61" — 85c a box. Alexander's Hardware, phone 357-3631. rrb HOCKEY OUTFIT for sale, sweater, pads, knee pads, socks. Reasonable.: Size 18. Don Merrick, 357-3354. 5b LOADER for International "C" or Super "C" for sale, with hydraulic bucket, ° also snow bucket. Ph. 35R12,, Fordwich. 5p } COME ON IN and see the new Sno Jet for '69 now on dis- play, 15 hp to 35 hp. Also Beatty single and' double trail- ers; also snowmobile suits, all sizes. Lynn . Hoy, 16 Patrick, Street, ph. 357-3435,_ N7rrb CHRISTMAS TREES — Scoteh Pines ---now on sale. These are better than other years so making a choice should be easy. Come .early and get your pick. Help the Legion serve by., buying a Legion Tree. Royal Canadian Legion Home, Victoria Street. 5-12-19b EAVESTROUGHING a d metal flashing, material and' labor. For free estimate call Morrison Bros., at Murdie's Hardware, . Lucknow, phone 528-2906. , Ap2Orrb SKIDOOS New models on dispay in our showrooms; some used. .models also avail- able. Full line of accessories and clothing at Danny's Res- taurant. O3rrb SAVE ON PAINT 10% off regular -.prices on Kem Glo Enamel, Super Kem Tone and Martin-Senour. Your headquar- ters for Kem lines. Alexan- ' der's Hardware, ' rrb; CHRISTMAS TREES Scotch Pines—now . on sale. These ,are better than other year so making a choice should be easy. Come early and get your pick. Help the Legion serve by buying a Legion Tree. Royal Canadian Legion Home, Victoria Street. • 5-12-19b FOR SALE—Oak library table, make good' student's desk. Combination desk chest- and matching high back bed; ten, double rolls pre -pasted wall paper. beautiful floral pattern, was $1.95 single roll. Will sell all items very cheap as of no further use. Phone 357-3540. 5b SEWING MACHINES FOR CHRISTMAS New—Straight and Reverse Stitch Type -$59.95 and up. • New—Zig Zag and. Embroid- t,ery Type with. cam or dial control -$109.00 and •up. Reconditioned—White, Sing- er, Arrow and' others --$29.00 and up. See them and Try them — DICK BUCK SEWING MA- CHINES, on the Plaza, next to Smitty's, Hanover, Evening's 3643458. 28-5-12-19b CARS FOR SALE 1963 STUDEBAKER for sale, V8 automatic, in good condi- tion. Ph. 222W, Brussels. 5p .1966 CHEVY II station wagon for sale. A well looked after vehicle, low mileage. Like new condition. Priced to sell. Might consider up to $300 allowance 'on `older car trade-in. Garnet E. Farrier, Whitechurch, phone. 357-2068. .. 5-12p 1962 Mini- Morris , Cameron's Sunoco Station, Wingham. ' LIVESTOCK FOR SALE 10 CHUNKS of pigs for sale. Apply Roy McKay, Lower Wingham, R. R. 2, after six p.m. • 5b NUMBER OF purebred 'York- shire hogs for sale, ready for service. Bob Corrigan, R.. R. 1 Bluevale, phone Wroxeter 554 W1. 5p DEAD $TOCK REMOVAL for fresh dead, disabled cows and horses. For the most prompt and courteous service in this dish tract PLEASE CALL COLLECT MARLATT BROS. Phone 133 - Brussels, Ont. 24-hour service -1 days a week License No. 300-C-65 FOR RENT 6 -ROOM HOUSE for rent, 4 pc. bath. Well situated. Phone 357-2174. 5b -OIL HEATED 3 or 4 bedroom home for rent, ini Wingham; modern conveniences. Lease available. Ph. 357-1012. 14rrb UPSTAIRS apartment for rent, modern, 5 rooms, 2 bedrooms. ,Available around January lst. Apply • Box 84, Advance -Times. 5-12b UPSTAIRS apartment for rent, 1 bedroom, centrally located. Heated. Available immediate- ly. Phone 357-3461_, 5b FOR RENT—Office space, sec- ond floor, main street location. Phone 357-1750 for informa- tion. 5b • MALE HELP WANTED STUDENT for work after school hours. Should have driving experience. Ask for Barry Wenger ata Advance - Times office. APPLICATIONS WANTED Applications will be received by the undersigned until Mon- day, Dec. 16, 1968, for the. position of caretaker for the Belgrave Women's Institute Hall (formerly Foresters Hall). Duties • to commence January 1, 1969. Please state salary expected to Mrs: Stan. Hopper, ., Secy., R. R. 5 'Brussels. 28-5p EMPLOYMENT WANTED LADY would like housework by hour or day. Phone 357- 1901: - • 5p WILL BABYSIT in my own h o m e. Whitechurch area. Warm, friendly atmosphere and companionship of another child. Phone 357-3549. 5b WANTED APARTMENT • WANTED—For man and dog. Preferably one bedroom. Phone: Vic, 357-1310. 5p • LOST LOST—At. Canadian Tire open- ing Friday evening, a woman's Bulova self,- winding wrist watch bearing initials EIB. en- graved on back. Finder please contact Mrs, Joseph Brewer, Box. 147, Brussels, or Advance - Times office. 5b CARDS OF THANKS In our time of sorroW we wish to express our sincere thanks • to relatives, friends and neighbours for the beauti- ful floral tributes, many acts of- kindness during Charlie's lengthy illness and our recent bereavement. --Fred and Eliza- beth Tiffin, Victor and Valetta Emerson, Russel Ritchie. 5p To my friends and neigh- bours: It is almost .impossible' to find words to express my ' deep and sincere appreciation • for all the kindness shown to me during Charlie's sickness and at the time of his passing. A special thanks to Rev. G. L. Fish and Rev: Rae Grant for their words of comfort and to the MacKenzie funeral home for their efficiency. Many thanks to those who remem- bered me with cards of sym- pathy and floral tributes, to the UCW of Whitechurch and the Ladies of the Langside Church who served lunch fol- lowing the service. Also to those who .contributed to the Cancer S rets► and Gideon Bibles. I very grateful to everyone,- Gertie Tiffin. 5p I wish to say a sincere thanks to my friends, neigh- bors and relatives for the lovely cards, gifts and visits while I was a patient in the Wingham and District Hos- pital, Special thanks to Dr. McGregor and nurses on sec- ond floor. --Mrs. Jim Adams. 5p Cards and visits from my friends while a patient in hos- pital was very much appreci- ated. Also to Dr. McGregor, nurses in Emergency, and on second floor for are and kind- ness. to .all a very sincere thank you. ,— Myrtle Stone- house. 5p We would like to say thank you for the good wishes and lovely surprise parties, both ,organizations and individuals, held in _ our honour before leaving for Seaforth. Our ap- preciation -is beyond words. --- Andy and Jean Lunn. 5b A sincere thank you to all my friends, relatives and neighbours for treats cards; flowers and visits while I was a patient in Wingham and Dis- trict Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. McGregor and the nurses on second floor.—Mrs. Martha Baker. 5p I would; like to thank every - on who helped in any way when I was a patient in Wing - ham and District Hospital, also for the flowers, cards, gifts and visits. Special thanks to Dr. Wilkins, Dr. Bozyk, Rev. H. Hamilton, also the nurses on second floor. — Mrs. K'n Foxton. 5p BIRTHS SCHIESTEL—In Wingham and District Hospital on Wed- nesday, .November 27; 1968, to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schiestel, Teeswater, a daughter. VOISIN In Wingham and Dis- trict Hospital, on Friday, November 29, 1968, to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Voisin, R. R. 1 Formosa, a son. MAIZE—In Wingham and Dis- trict Hospital, on Monday, December 2, 1968, to Mr. and Mrs. John Maize, R. R. 1 Dungannon, a son. MARKLEVITZ - In Wingham and District Hospital, on Tuesday, December 3, 1968, to Mr. and Mrs. George Marklevitz, R. R. 2 Wing= ham, a' daughter. GIBSON — In Wingham and District ` Hospital. on Tues- day, December 3, 1968, to Mr. and Mrs. James Gibson, R. R. 5 Lucknow, a daugh- ter. • DEATHS WHITBY, Sydney William, 60, of Lucknow, Sunday, Wing - ham and District Hospital. Survivors: wife, former Rhea Miller; daughters, Mrs. Cheryl Loftis, Cooksville; Barbara and Dolores, both at home; sons, Donald, Andy, Richard, all at home; brothers,. Fred, Detroit; Ted, Wingham; George and Russell, both Lucknow; sisters, Mrs. Rose Knight,` Loddon; Mrs. Sidney (Evelyn) Rouse, Barrie. Service was 2 p.m., Tuesday, MacKenzie memorial chapel, Lucknow. Greenhill Cemetery. HATTIN, Mrs. Robert Y., '72, of Clinton, Thursday, Huron - view. Widow, former Edna Maide'Tapp.. Survivors: daugh- ters, Mrs. • Clarence ' (Jean) Cooper, Lapeer, Mich.; Mrs. Mait (Shirley) Falconer. and Miss Barbara, . both Clinton; sisters, Mrs,, Jack (Lillie) Pope, Tugaske, Sask.; -i Irs. Robert (Merle). McGregor, Southfield, Mich.; brothers, Cleve, Victor- ia, B.C.; Verne, and Arthur, both Regina; Earle, Wingham; Ellis, Bradford, Ont. Service was Monday, 2 p.m,, Ball , funeral home, Clinton. Exeter Cemetery. IN MEMORIAM RUTTAN — In loving memory of a dear sister and aunt, Nellie E. Ruttan, who pass- ed away December 7, 1967. Loving and kind in all her ways, Upright and just to the end of her days, Sincere and kind in heart and mind What a beautiful memory she left 4ethind. —Ever remembered by bro- ther, sisters, nieces and neph- ews. 5b SINNAMON-In loving mem- ory of a dear mother and grandmother, Mrs. Ada Sin- namon, who passed away December 8, 1967. A little tribute true and tender Just to show that we remem- ber, She lives with us in memory. • still Not just today, but always • will. —Ever remembered by her family. 5b MISCELLANEOUS THE DECOR SHOPPE Floor Covering - Sales - Instal- lation - Harding Carpets - Draperies Murray Gerrie 357-2002, Wingham JACK SHAW Custom Bulldozing Loading and Hauling Service Clearing of fence bottoms and stone piles Phone' 357.2074, Wingham L. G. BRYCE Auctioneer We handle sales, large or small, anytime or anyplace. Phone' 357.2339, Wingham. LLOYD W. WALKER Custom Backhoe and loading ' and hauling service All types of excavating, bury- ing stones, ditching Septic tanks and weeping beds Phone 357-1359 R. R. 1, Wingham, Ont. FOR YOUR Insurance Needs in Automo- bile, Farm Liability, Accident and Sickness Home Protection Call your Co -Op Agent — LLOYD MONTGOMERY 53 Maple Street, Wingham Dial 357-3739 SEE GEORGE BROOKS at Stratford Cemetery Memorials Ltd. for Memorials of .Distinction Lowest prices in the area 31 Avondale Avenue Stratford Phoni 271.6736 Collect vel,Poppp„pppppp,ppppplpp,sompp,Qpppplpp,101111111111p ppp1g1,011,1171, Coming ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Tea and bake sale Friday, December 6 from 3-5. Miscel- laneous table. 51 RECEPTION In Wroxeter Community Hall;.; on Friday, December 6, for `Mr. and Mrs. Doug, Al- corn (Helga Iwanyk). Mann's orchestra., Everyone welcome. Ladies please bring lunch 5b WROXETER CHRISTMAS STORE HOURS Open all day Wednesday during December and G open nights ' December 20.21 -23 -24 - Santa Claus parade Saturday, December 21, at 2 p.m. Candy and rides for children. 5b A CHILD HEALTH ,CC.EN1'RE Will be held in the Medical Building in Brussels, Ontario, on the second Tuesday of each month from 9:30 - 11:30 a.m. Public. Health Runes will be in attendance to weigh in- fants and pre-school children, to counsel mothers, and tb ad- minister immunization. At most sessions a public health physician will be present also. This service is free of charge. ° N7 D5 -J F -M -Ab E IIventsil I1111AI411M04,Mf�AfA,11I111A./lAR.$04pn+ • 11.40.1.110i;411,110.1041,,00441,4”116111;4011601; n/p!„11•,y11,11... EUCHRE Sacred Hem Parish Hall, Tuesday, December 10, at' 8:16 p.rp. Good prizes, Lunen. Ev- eryone welcome, egerirrb THE- OFFICIAL OPENIP1 Of the addition to the F. E. Madill . Secondary School will take place on Tuesday, Dec- ember 10, at 8 pan. There will be a tour of the building fol., lowing the opening-ceremort- ies. - ib HOWICK LIONS RINGO Will be held on Friday, December 6, at 8:30 p.m. is Wroxeter Community Hall Admission $1.00. 12 regular games for $10; 2 "Share the Wealth"; one $25 ` Special; Jackpot of '$85.00 in 60 calls; door prizes. 5b OPEN HOUSE At Listowel Florist, Green- house Division, third street on right past stoplight in Listow- el, Monday, December 9, to Saturday, December 14; from 4 to 10 p.m. Free coffee. Free plant or rose to each lady. 2500 flowering plants on dis- play. Open house special roses at $2.49 doz. 5b REAL ESTATE FOR SALE FOR SALE — Immediate pos- session, situated in Wingham. "Beautiful brick home close to' schools and hospital; 3 bed- rooms, 2 full bathrooms) and large kitchen and dining area. Full basement, situated on a large landscaped lot. Call Walkerton 881-1609. .. 21rrb FOR SALE — 2 -storey large brick dwelling on Queen St„ in Wroxeter. New furnace, all modern conveniences, two 3= pc. bath rooms, excellent loca- tion, large garden.. Telephone • 67, Wroxeter, in evening, or 367-2447, Mildmay, through the day. ' 5p SELL REAL ESTATE Join Ontario's largest Real- tor specializing in Rural, • Town and Vacation Properties. No experience necessary, we will train y ji. Excellent com- mission arrangement. For fur- ther information please callvbr Write Robert McMinn, Rugal °` & Summer Prop. Dept, 11 KEITH LIMITED REALTOR, 181 Eglinton Ave. East, Tor- onto ' 12, telephone 487=3333. FOR SALE EDWARD A. ELLIOTT REAL . ESTATE BROKER- Telephones: Bias. 357-1590; - Res. 357-1555 Three bedroom frame home with a large barn and extra lot. This is a comfortable, easily heated home and can be purchased at an exceptionally low price. Two bedroom frame home, with extra room in the base- ment. New furnace, new roof. Possession 30 days. Three bedroom brick home FOR RENT January 1, 1069. FOR SALE New brick ranehk style elec- trically heated home witn.spa- cious living room, large mo- dern kitchen with dining area, 3 lovely bedrooms with clothes closets, 4 piece bath, full base- ment, located near schools.' Immediate possession.. Mort- gage available. Immaculate, well situated, fully modern 1 -storey, 6 -room house, large living room with wall to wall broadloom, 3 bed- rooms, basement, oil furnace, landscaped lot. Priced ,'for quick_ sale. 11/2 - storey, well situated home, 3 bedrooms, 4 pc. bath, full basement with oil furnace. Selling to' settle an estate. WILLIAM S. REED Real Estate Broker and General Insurance Wingham, Phone 357.3174 "CAR INSURANCE DUE? I'II pet you the .best car Iriiurance valve from the world's largest car insurance company., Let's talkie'', W. D. "Bill" MAY Dial 357-3280 Stag Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company Canadian' Head Office: Scarborough, Ontario P6721 C127rrb, DIAD NICHOL, James A., 74, of 36 Stanley Street, .London, form- erly Brussels, Friday, St. Jos- eph's hospital, London: Surviv- ors: wife, former Pearl Parish; . sons, Wilfred, Sudbury; Max- well, Ripley; Lloyd, London; Arnold, Calgary, Alta.; sisters, Mrs. William (Hazel) Bart - mann, Kurtzville; Mrs. Sidney. (Margaret) Barber, London; Mrs. Wilfred (Janet) Albright, Toronto. Service was 2 p.m., Monday, D. A. Rann ' funeral home, Brussels. Brussels Cem- etery. N 1N GOOD FOR THE SOUL --The younger set is also interested in Faith . Renewal, This group meets every Sunday evening to dis cuss the church movement and the work- ings of, faith: Members of the group that met in the home, of Roger Oke, front row: Bert Smith, Lillian Mitchell, Kenneth Craw. ford, Josie Smith, Anne Vath, Theresa de S°ruyn; back row: Marion Willie and Aria de Bruyn.—A-T Photo. 4•1 H111114{11 Offfill011111.11111011. 00000000000000000000000000000000011gn11111uissg111111011M1111N1"11ug110611nouo NI.IN4011111111401A"/111111soil; 1n0uN Belgrave Personal (dotes Mr. and Mrs. Victor Young- blue and Mr.. and Mrs. Garner Nicholson, Robbie and Raymond attended "The Nativity" at the Shakespearean Theatre on Sun- day afternoon in Stratford. Miss Margaret Nicholson assisted in the service with the Stratford General Hospital Choir. Calvin -Brick U. C. W. ca- tered to the United Church Men's supper Tuesday evening of last week in the Belgrave United Church basethent. 'There were 69 men in attendance. Discussion was on the future of the churches. Service was held in the Bel - gave Anglican Church on Sun- day morning by The Rev. W.R. Craven of Goderich. Angela Dolores, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Nethery was bap- tized. • Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Rinn and " John were Mr. and Mrs. Keith Rack 'and Janette. and Mrs. Lillie Hudie and Son Harald, all of Walton, Mr. Ivan Wheeler reported to Cornwallis, Nova Scotia to C.S. R. S. , having enrolled in the Air Force. .Mr. and Mrs.' Ed Ansley of - Thessalon are visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.. Ira • Campbell. Mrs. Carrie Taylor was guest of honour at a family dinner in honour of her birthday at the home of her sister and brother- in-law; Mr, and Mrs. 'Jack An- derson. The evening was spent in cards and a social time was • spent.- • Mr, and. Mrs. Jack Anderson were Sunday visitors with Mrs. Ivan McArter of Brussels. Mrs. Wilfred Walker accorn- panied Mr. Wilfred Johann, Delmore, and Mrs. Stewart Jo- hann, Teeswater to Owen Sound on Friday to the funeral of her uncle, Mr. Otto Johann. The Christmas meeting of the Belgrave Institute will be .held in the community rooms at 2.15 911 December 106. Mrs. John Roberts will be the sPeak- er. Lunch committee is Mrs. 'S, Procter, Mrs. Nelson Higg- ins, Mrs. Gordon Higgins and Mrs. Glenn Coultes. Mr. and Mrs. Charles John- ston of Blyth and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse attended- the wedding of their cousin, Miss Karen Edgar to Mr. Gunter Ludecke, on Friday evening in the Kew Beach United Church, Toronto. They also saw,, the hockey game" in the Maple' Leaf Gardens on Saturday night. Personal Notes from Whitechurch Mr, and Mrs. Harley Gaunt and family of Wingham were Sunday'v_isitors with his parents, 'fat:"` UN; d omit. -"' ' ' Mr. and Mrs. Jack Coultes and- family of Barrie spent the week -end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mervyn Pipe of,Brus sels, and celebrated with them their 30th wedding anniversary. On Sunday they visited with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Coultes and Diane and with Mr, and Mrs: Wilbert Schwichten.- ,•, berg and family of Port Elgin, who were also •visitors with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. _Coultas. Quite a number from here attended the commencement held in Wingham High School on Friday night. The commun- ity extends congratulations to all students from the locality receiving diplomas that even- ing. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gordon and Robert recently moved to their farm in East Wawanosh • formerly owned•by James Gib- bons. MSP. and Mrs. Russell Mc- ' Guire were recent. visitors with Rev. and Mrs. Don Pugh and family of Plattsville. Mrs. Mc - J. D. Gallagher Belgrave native dies' in West John D'Arcy Gallagher, 85,' died at his home in Kindersley, Sask. , on November 19. Fun- eral service was held at the Brethren in Christ Church, con- ducted by Rev. Arthur Heise. Burial was in Kindersley Cem- etery. He was born in Belgrave on August 5, 1883. On January 4, 1911 he married `Eva Nethery at Belgrave. In earlier years Mr. Galla- gher had been a member of the Orange Lodge. He had been superintendent of the Sunday School and had always taken a keen interest in missionary work in his church. Mr. Gallagher had been a farmer until he re- tired to Kindersley in 1950. He. . had served on the school board and the board of directors for the Rural Telephone Company. Surviving besides his wife are four sons and two daughters, Alvin of Kitchener, Glenn of Clive, Alta. , Jim of Galt, and Terry of Cremona, Alta. , Mrs. John (Margaret) Knox- of Kin- dersley and Mrs. Sid (Dorothy) McCoirnell of Netherhill, Sask. He is also survived by a brother Ted of White Rock, B.C. and sisters, Iona of Moose Jaw, Annie and Kate of Victoria. Guice and Mrs. Pugh are sisters. • Rev. Horace Braden, Mrs. Braden, binda,°and,Mrs,• Brad - en's mother and a -friends were dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Young of Langside on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Con- ley of Wingham spent Sunday with his•parents, Mr. and Mrs. JimConley of Durham. Elwin Moore of Simcoe spent the week -end with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Millan Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Emerson, Darlene and Sharon :of St. Ca- tharines were week -end visitors with Miss Lila Emerson and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emerson. Those taking the bus trip, last Thursday to Kitchener were Mrs. Robert Rossi Mrs. Albert Coup - tes, Mrs. Wallace Conn, Mrs. Russell Rohs and Doris, .Mrs. Gbrcon Rantoul, Mrs. Lester Falconer, Mrs. 'Ed Walker, Mrs. Elmer Sleightholm, Mrs... Dan Tiffin, Mrs. Elmer Walker, Mrs. Russell McGuire, MISS Mary, Hehn , Mrs. 'Jim Currie, Miss -Annie Kennedy and Mrs. Bill Evans. Others from Luck - now, Teeswater and Wingham were also on the trip. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Smith, Bradley and Kathy of Toronto. spent the week -end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Chapman and her grandmother, Mrs. Mary Chapman. - Mr. and Mrs. Orville' Tiffin spent Sunday with Joan, Shirley . and Joey Tiffin while theirpar-, ents were at Stratford. • Mr.' and Mrs, Bill Rintoul were Sunday evening visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ewart Mac- Pherson of Lucknow. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Magof fin arrived home 'from London on the week -end 'after visiting with Mrs and Mrs. Don Grey and family for a week. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tierney and Karen have moved to Clin- ton and visited on Sunday with • her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom •Magoffin. Wayne Martin and Jim Mor- rison arrived home on Thursday. from a trip to Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Mrs. Leroy Rintoul and Carol of Peterborough are spending this week with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Rintoul-end ljvir. and Mrs. Stanley Black of Belgrave, while Leroy is attending the • Chicago Fair. Mrs, Fred Tiffin on Sunday received a phonecall from her Sather,. Joe Mirehouse, and ' brother John Mirehouse of Big- gar, Sask. , informing her that they would not be arriving at Wingham by train as expected. The weather had cleared and they would stay home and com- plete the harvest, and visit la- ter. °tial ROBIN CAMPBELL and Rich Hobbs were. interrupted by the camera as they discussed the facilities of the new store. Mr, Campbell, who recently retired from business, held' the Canadian Tare franchise in "Wingham for over 32 years. Mr. Hobbs is the vice-president of the Canadian Tire Corporation, A -T Photo. a • Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emer- son visited on Sunday with Miss Lila.. Emerson of W. Wawonoth wrsfip.,• • -` Mrs. James McInnes arrived home on Wednesday of last week after visiting with Mrs. Tom McInnes of Gorrie while Mr. Mclnrfes•was a patient in Wingham' and District HospitaL Mr. Land Mrs. Joe Tiffin on Sunday attended a meeting of Stratford Musicians Loca1•418 at Stratford Victorian Inn. After the meeting a smorgasbord luncheon and entertainment were enjoyed. 11rs. • Mabel Hoffman of To- ronto was a Sunday visitor with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Adams and family., a Mr, and Mrs. Alex Robert- . son, Jim, Margaret and Marilyn of E. Wawanosh Twp. were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Dawson Craig and family. Ale Craig has gone to Pres- ton where he is employed with the Yundt. Construction Com- pany. Jim .Robertson of London spent the week -end at his home here. Mr. and Mrs. Harry, Mops of Plattsville were Sunday visitors with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben McClenaghan and with her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Carl McClenaghan. Visitors oh the week -end and Sunday with Mrs. Cecil Falconer and Mrs. A. E. Purdor- were Mr. and Mrs. Athol Purd- on and Shelly of Sarnia, Hecto, Purdon of Strathroy and Mr. and Mrs. Jack McIntyre of Wing - ham. Chalrhers W. M.S. will hold their December meeting on Wednesday, December 11 at the home of Mrs. Bill, Evans. The roll call will be answered with a verse with word "birth". Mrs, • William Rintoul will give courtesy remarks. Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Currie and Duane attended the Toron- to Conservatory of Music enter- tainment held at Clinton Friday evening where those playing accordions or guitars took part. Duane gave an accordion se- lection. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Geiger and friends of Kitchener were Saturday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Carl mcClenaghan. Mr*. John L. Currie spent Monday with her mother, Mrs. William Orr, while Bob Orr was assisting at the voting pole at Whitechurch. PHONE 3574320 FOR WAS'' AB SERVICE