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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1955-04-13, Page 3BRUCEGRITS NAME OFFICERS Dan McLean, of Southampton, was named president of the Liberal As sociation for the Provincial Riding of Bruce at a meeting in Southamp ton town hall. He defeated P. S. McKenzie,- of Walkerton, president of the associa tion for the past ten year*. There were 160 delegates in attendance, Other officers elected were: First vice-president, Walter- Chisholm, pf Brant township, second vice-president, Mrs. E. Dawson, of Chesley; secre tary, Chester Merriam, of Tara, and treasurer, Ernest Greer, of Glamis. T When Glasses Are Not Needed . . . Hamiltons will tell you so. If glasses are needed you are sure of top quality and expert service, W. R. HAMILTON, R.O. “A Complete Visual Examination” BELGRAVE Last Progressive Euchre The last progressive euchre for the season was held at the munity Centre en Wednesday 4 v. rv Q TaI -ti Wingham iiiiBiiHiiiBiiiBiiiBiiHiiiBiJiBiiMiiiniMiiHiiiBiMiiiBiiiBiiHiiiniHiiiniiniiniMiiii SALE OF USED APPLIANCES ! Refrigerators, Stoves Suitable for Summer Cottages or Summer Kitchens. See our big selection of used appliances CLEARING AT GIVE AWAY PRICES! They’ve been repaired and renewed, ready to give you excellent service at low cost! EXCELLENT SELECTION AT LOW, LOW PRICES! THOMSON * APPLIANCES1’ Phone 29 party Com- evening last. There were'8 tables in play and high prizes went to Mrs, Jesse Wheeler and Percy McLean. Consola tion prizes went to Mrs. Richard Proctor Novelty prize winners Howard Wilkinson and A lunch was served. Entertain at Trousseau Tea Mrs. Thomas Smith entertained the immediate neighbours at an informal trous’seau tea in honour of her dau ghter, Miss Irene Smith, on Tuesday and Wednesday afternodns, Mrs. Ralph McCrea showed the trousseau linens and china. Attend Toronto Concert Mrs. Elaine McDowell and Mrs. Margaret Walsh are attending the annual O.M.E.A. concert which will be presented in Eaton Auditorium on Wednesday evening, April 13. Accom panying them are three students from the Belgrave senior room: Doro thy Cook, Patsy Logan and John Byl- sma, who will sing in the three hun dred voice All Provincial massed and Lloyd Montgomery, were Mrs. Robert. Yuill. Wednesday afternodns, Mrs. choir directed by Mr, Earl Terry of London, Student Teachers Take Over Student teachers from the Strat ford Teacher^’ College, who will be teaching in the senior room of the Belgrave School with Mrs. Margaret Walsh, April 18-22 are Miss Edna Martin and Miss Donna Richmond. “Club 20” Finale "Club 20” held its final meeting of the season at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Michie on Tuesday even ing, April 6th. The evening was spent playing progressive euchre with high prizes won by Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse and Janies Coultes. Consolation prizes went to Mdl. Harold Vincent and Al bert Bieman. the Tbe Wingham Advance-Time*, Wednesday, April 18, IMS Lamont-Smith Rites in Belgrave Knox United Church manse, CAMERON’S $7.95 and up Bel grave was the setting for a pretty but quiet wedding on Saturday, April 9th, when Rev. Charles D, Cox united in marriage, Margaret Irene Smith, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Smith, Belgrave and Mr. James Kennedy Lamont, Bly th, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Lamont, of Manson, Manitoba. The bride chose a suit of grey pic- n»pic with yellow and British tan ac cessories and a corsage of red roses. As matron of honor, Mrs. Ralph Mc Crea, Belgrave, sister of the bride chose a two-tone suit of grey and blue gabardine with pink and navy acces sories and corsage of pink carnations. The best man was Mr, Ralph Mc Crea, Belgrave, brother-in-law of the bride. At the reception held at the Bruns wick Hotel, Wingham, to the immed iate family, the bride’s mother re ceived wearing a navy dotted taffeta dress, pink and navy accessories and corsage of pink carnations. Mr. and Mrs. Lamont left on a wedding trip to Toronto and the Un ited States. The young couple will re side in Belgrave. FAMILY INCOME An excellent method of having an adequate insurance estate for the man with a young family. BILLIARDS for the famous TIMEX WATCHES CONSULT— FRANK C. HOPPER" —Representative— Canada Life WINGHAM, ONT. East Wawanosh Council Meeting East Wawanosh council met in ular session on April Sth, in the grave Community Centre, with reeve presiding and ail the members present except councillor Hanna. Minutes of the previous meeting were read and adopted on motion of Me- Gewan and Purdon. Correspondence was read from the Dep’t, of Municipal Affairs in which it was pointed out that the Tpwnship would receive as special assistance, a grant of $831.75, and that the element ary schools would receive $812.00. The audit report of the Goderich D,C.I. was presented and ordered filed. Mr. Jas. Falconer and Mr, Chas. Martin addressed the council concern ing a portion of the 12th Con. front ing their properties where they said that the road was narrow and hazard ous. The council promised to inspect this portion of the road and decide on the action to be taken. The clerk reported that the Plaetzer Municipal Drain Report had been received from the engineer and that notices would go out to the assessed parties that it would be read at the next regular regular meeting of council. Road accounts totalling $1,813.71, and general accounts of $388.31 were presented and passed, and ordered paid on motion of Buchanan and Mc Gowan. The following accounts were paid: ROADS—Stuart McBurney, $174,00, bills paid, 80c; Ernest Walker, $94.60; Wm. T. Irwin, $40.50; Philip Dawson, clevis, $1.00; Wingham Tire Service, 1, 13.00x24 tire, $155.00; Campbell’s gar age, tester, wrenches, $25.72: J. Alex ander Hardware, padlock, etc., $2.80; The Wingham Advance-Times, adv. gravel tenders, $4.80; W. S. Gibson, premium on 483 grader policy, $192.30; Dom. Road Mach. Co., fuel pump ex change, $419.45: Can. Oil Co., oil and gasoline, $54.68; Reavie Motors, 1 30 grader repairs, $13.60; Geo. Radford,' snowplowing, $364.00; Ross Jamieson, snowplowing, $246.00; Almond Jamie son, snowplowing, $21.00; Rec.-Gen. of Canada, income tax, $3.40. General: Ont. Dep’t. of Highways, rebate, Prov. Aid to Drainage on Whitfield, $238.47; Village of Blyth, share of relief, $15.52; Blyth District Fire Area, assessment, $66.00; The Blyth Standard, printing, $9.75; Town of Clinton, interest on D.C.I. deben tures, $58.57. On motion of Purdon and McGowan council adjourned to meet again on May 3rd., at 1.00 o’clock in the after noon D. S. T. at the Belgrave Com munity Centre. Alex McBurney, Acting Clerk Orval E. Taylor, Reeve NATIONAL FILM BOARD PICKS HANOVER LOCALE Hanover has been chosen as the locale for the filming of a documen tary story by the National Film Board relating to Industrial Relations Prob lems. The movie will depict all the pre liminary procedure between an in dustry and a trade union, prior to strike action being called or the settlement of disagreements between them. Knechtels Ltd. and local union officials and members will be used .for actual background setting and participants. Hanover was chosen on the recom mendation of Alan Ladd, of Toronto, a CIO official, and was visited this week by Film Board officials. Work will begin here next week. The script for the film was written by Ian MacNeill, and the director will be Leslie McFarlane. While the .story is of a fictional nature, the settings will all be authen tic including pictures of Hanover main street, council chambers; the union hall; homes and stores. How do you choose a Bank?it -i , ~ >»: •- v~-~~ v~:< Probably because you find it convenient and like the people there. 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