HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1955-08-31, Page 14FourteenThe Whigham Advance-Times, Wednesday, August Sl» 1®5S
BY-LAW ON HOADS
«UCAJ> SECOND TIME
A by-law to provide additional ex
penditure on roads and streets for
thia year was given a second reading
by Harriston Town Council. So far*
more than $9,000 has been spent on
maintenance and resurfacing roads,
It was reported the town's share
in the fines of magistrate’^ court in
Guelph for July was $43.
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MASSEY^HARRIS COMBINES
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FAIRER SHARE OF
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News of Wroxeter
Ladies of Women’s Institute
Enjoy Bus Trip to London
ONE-WAY DISCS
(All Sizes)
Members of the local Women’s In*
stitute and their friends numbering
28 had an enjoyable trip to London
on Tuesday last. Leaving Wroxeter
at 8.13, they visited McCormick’s
Biscuit Factory, Kellogg’s and The
London Free Press, At noon a picnic
lunch was enjoyed. The ladies were
then free to shop or visit friends. The
party arrived home at midnight and
report a good and interesting time.
Genial Albert Pearson, of Brussels,
was the bus driver.
Running Full Capacity
Mr. and Mrs., Thomas Burke, who
recently built a broiler plant have
both the new and the old building
running at full capacity. In all 35,000
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USED MACHINERY
1—No. 44 TRACTOR, new rubber
1—6 ft. IHC ONE-WAY
1—8 ft. M-H BINDER, on rubber, like new
1— No. 26 3-FURROW PLOW
3—USED MOWERS
2— USED HAYLOADERS
1—IHC SEPARATOR, 28” cylinder, 46 body,
120 ft. 7-inch belt, shredder, on rubber,
like new.
-—Central Press Canadian
Charges of "gross discrimina
tion" have been levelled at CN£
swim officials by nine feminine
aquatic aces in protest of the
prize money alloted to women
in the 34-mile across-Lake On
tario swim in September.- Van?
couver’s Annabelle Mundigal
Meraw is one of the crack women
swimmers who will race against
men, but stands 'to win only $1,500 prize money as compared
to the $23,500 allotted to male
entrants.
Charles Hodgins
Your Massey-Harris Dealer
Wingham Phone 378
REMINDER!
miracle
CLINIC AT
Queens Hotel, Wingham
Wednesday, August 31
PHONE 11
' 9.30 a.m. - 8 p.m.
Mr, Pickering attending for
Ills and Resulting Body Ills.
Foot
SACRED HEART PICNIC
HELD AT FORMOSA
On Monday, August 22nd., 1955, the
annual children’s picnic was held at
Formosa. Fifty children attended. A
program of races was under the dir
ection of Rev. Fr. Remi Durand, Mrs.
L. Ste Marie, Mrs. Frank Caskanette,
and Mrs. Helen Fleury.
The following were the winners of
the different races: Girl’s race, 10
years and under, 1st., Rita Redman;
2nd., Mary Ann McDonald; girl’s race,
10 years and over, 1st. Sarah Skinp;
2nd., Shirley Redman; Boys’ race, 10
years and under, 1st., Bobby Skinn;
2nd., Don Caskanette; “ ‘
years and over, 1st.,
Marie; 2nd., John McDonald; girls’
peanut race, all ages, Nancy Slosser;
boys' peanut race, all ages, Roger
Kieffer; boys’ ^wheelbarrow race, 10
years and under, Wilfred Caskanette
and Tommy Chettleburgh; boys’
wheelbarrow race, 10 years and over,
Vern Redman and George Skinn;
girls’ wheelbarrow race, all ages,
Rita Redman, Mary Ann McDonald;
Bubble gum contest, girls, Mary Gib
bons: boys, Vern Redman.
Boys’ race, 10
Maurice Ste.
Authoriz'd boHtor of Coca-Cola undw contract with Coca-Cola Udi
PHONE W
TPADE MARK REG
ESBECO UM
ERIE STREET, STRATFORD, ONT.
Make, it
a real meal
just serve Coke
Steaks, chops, spare ribs, glorified by charcoal ... dishes seasoned
to perfection.... and ice-cold Coca-Cola—Ah, there’s a meal! The frosty
goodness of Coke points up the taste of food. WARNING: Belter
have plenty of everything including Coke! Handy cartons make it easy.
DRINK
birds are being prepared for market.
Mr, and Mrs. Burke, with the assist
ance of their nephew, John Gibson, do
all the work themselves.
Mrs, Harold Hamilton, Wyoming,
Will be guest soloist at the United
Church anniversary services, which
have been arranged for September 25.
In the evening Mrs. George Guest and
Mrs, William B, McCool, of Wingham,
will assist with the music.
Rev. Russel and Mrs, Self, who have
just returned to Canada after seven
years as missionaries in Jhansi, India,
will be speakers when the members
of the Women's Missionary Society,
United Church, hold their Autumn
Thankoffering. The date has been set
for Monday evening, October 10th,
the only date the missionaries have
free to come.
Mr. and Mrs. Self will dress in
Indian costume, sing native songs and
Show slides. They also hope to bring
their little girl in costume which will
be of special interest to the children.
Everyone is welcome to attend this
service.
Mrs. Self i$ a cousin of Mrs. Gilbert
Howes and they will be guests at the
Howes home during their stay here,
W. I. September Meeting
Members of the local Women's In
stitute are asked to remember the sale
of treasures from your attic which is
a feature of the September Institute
meeting to be held in the new com
munity centre on Wednesday after
noon, September 7th, at 2.30 p.m. Mrs.
Gilbert Howes will give a book review.
Mrs. MacNaughton will have charge
of the motto, “When you feel too old
I to do a thing—Do it." Roll call to be
answered by a verse from an old auto
graph album.
Personals
Week-end visitors with
Mrs. Thomas Burke were . ...
Brandon,1 Newmarket, Mrs. A. Gold
and Mr. and Mrs, T. A. Chapman,
Toronto.
Sunday visitors with Mrs. D. S.
MacNaughton and John were Mr. and
Mrs. John Mowat, Milton.
Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Pacey and dau
ghter, Mary, of Strathroy, spent the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. William
Hart. The Pace/s were former resi
dents when Mr. Pacey was
bank staff here.
Misses Marian and Elsie
who have spent the vacation
here left on Sunday to return
home in Winnipeg, where both are on
the school staffs.
Master Bill Doherty, Sudbury, will
return, home this week after spending
the summer vacation with Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey McMichael. Bill's father
was a former resident of this district.
The north section of Huron Presby-
terial will meet in convention in
Whitechurch, on Tuesday, September
29-30, with sessions at 9.30 and 1.45.
Mrs. Melville Dennis, of Bluevale,
president, will preside.
Miss Margaret Jardine is spending
this week with Miss Minnie Linklater
at Salem. Mr. Ed Palmer is spending
fhis week with friends in the States.
Mr. Carl McAllister, Guelph, is a
visitor with his cousin, Mrs. Ruth
MacDonald.
Rev. W. J. V. Buchannan is spend
ing this week at the United Church
boys’ camp near Goderich. Mr. Buch
annan is one of the leaders of the
camp.
Mr. and Mrs. Mel Gowing left with
relatives this week for Manitoba
where they will spend the month of
September.
The official board of Gorrie and
Wroxeter Church will hold a meeting
in Gorrie United Church on Tuesday,
September 6th, at 8.30 p.m. •
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Brown and
children, of Listowel, visited with
Mr. and Mrs, Kinley MacNaughton,
on Saturday.
Miss Zelma Stamper, who has been
on the staff at St. Joseph's Hospital,
London, for some time, will this week
join the staff of Wingham General
'Hospital.
Hobbs Glass Service
WINGHAM
Mr. and
Mrs. H.
on the
Gibson
months
to their
Hold Farewell Party
For Assoc. Ag. Rep.
A farewell party will be held for
Harold Baker, associate agricultural
represenative, in the Clinton District
High School, at 8.30 p.m., Friday,
September 2nd. Mr. Baker has served
as associate agricultural representa
tive in this county since June 1st.,
1953. He will be leaving here on Sept
ember 3rd., and will be entering,_the
University of Wisconsin, Madison, on
September 14th, to take post gradu
ate studies leading to Masters’ and
PhD. degrees in Agriculture.
All 4-H Club members, Junior Far
mers, parents and* friends of Mr.
Baker1 are invited ,to attend this fun
ction. Refreshments are being provid
ed and everyone is asked to bring
along either sandwiches, cookies ot
tarts for the lunch. Following an en
tertainment program and the presen
tation, a dance will be held in the
high school auditorium.
WILL START USBORNE
DAM WORK SOON
Usborne Township
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