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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1948-11-10, Page 3utherford's imangawaw SELF SELF SERVE SERVE Food Market 19011111111191111911.51M Jello Powders, 3 so 23c 7 Delicious Flavours U a a a a • a I a a a A a • A a A if a U A A ;Setter Mako Sure Your Car Heater Is In Good Shape HEATER FITTINGS AND REPAIR PARTS .HOT %VAT= HEATER HOSE-16", .to fit all makes. Rubber, ,per dt. , ,12 •Cord, Ines frt. .16 HOSE ,05 'SUMMER. :SHUT - OFF, tying type. with .detach- able 'nipple , .61 MOTOR BLOCK TEE .76 sivaxamis . , ,„ HOSE PUTTER — Cute found holes from ii" to 1" In radiator hose for heater fittings, etc, .29 CHRYSLER ELBOW AB HEATER SWITCHES — Variable speed, illurnhi- ated and non-illumin- ated, Universal for un- der-dash .or through-the- dash mounting, 49 to 1.15 HOSE CONNECTION ASSEMBLY 'FAN BLADE .61 'VENT PLUG—For releas- ing trapped air in heater .19 HOSE NIPPLE .07 A Complete Steele of Nipples. 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Walker that the Road Supt. ask for tenders to snow plow the roads of the Township to Jan. 1st., when needed. Carried. Moved by Harvey Black, seconded by Geo. 'Walker that the Council ad- journ to meet at 1 o'clock on Dec, 15, or at the call of the Reeve, Carried. R. H. Thompson, Clerk. •rt ..}1V.t• REGISTERED DIAMOND and WEDDING RINGS V{ednes4ay, November 10, 1948 THE WINGHAM ADVANCE-TIMES PAGE TliR,VX ISINIRSIMINfr R1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111161111111111111111111111110111111111181111111111111111111111111111M11111111111111111111111111111111V WINGHAM, ONT. Phone 184 P.,thin E. Campbe!! 'GORRIE, ONT. Phone 38-1. R. H. Carson & Son Here's Snug Comfort — At a Remarkably Low Price MI Wool Auto Robe Rich, woven "Tartan" Plaid patterns, Soft texture and full, Pure-wool body —with fringed ends, Buy it at this low Mice, for extra warmth a.98 10 and wear. Generous also.. monimaimicionzi _cracking, and stepped on the gas and t?.. looking hack, he saw the bridge and ! some of the crushing outfit had gone through 04 bridge to the bottom of the stream, twelve feet below. Fortun- 4 4telY 149 one was hurt, but the floor of 's the bridge was extensively damaged. ff Many in this district will he pleased to learn that Kenneth Ross, son of tj ,Mr. and Mrs, Robert Ross of Kinloss, was successful in passing his exams at R.ockeliffe two weeks ago, coming M third highest in his squad of thirty I men, who have been together since they started ten months ago, Kenneth, a with , the others, was sent to Regina and has since been stationed at Battle- I ford, which lie says is a beautiful city in Northern„Saskatchewan, His many ffriends will always be interested in &'.`. the R,C.M,P, as long as "Ken" is g one of the force. I Mr. and Mrs, J. D, Beccroft motor- ,ed to Sarnia on Friday to meet Mrs. Oliver Kirk and Ann, also Mrs. Rabt. • Toomey and son, Bobby, and Mrs. Kirk, whip returned home with them U C.T.C. FEATURE VALUE • a a n U a n U a a a a U a a • U U w a Miss AudreyIrwin of Wingham., spent that we instruct the M.0.1-1, Dr, Mc- Ribbon, due to eomplaints regarding' dump in Hogg's pit, that it be ,dis- continued at once, Carried, The following accounts Were paid; Wm. J. Elliott, $30.00 fill MeDongall Elliott and *Underwood drain; D, Rae Son, $1.60, account; E. Webster, Pox Bounty, $3,00; H. Mulvey, Fox Bounty, $8,00; ,L, W, Lincoln,. Fox Bounty, $3.00; Twp, of Kinloss, Lott Drain, $15.40; B. E. Willits, compen- sation, $60.00; Roads, $894,29. Moved by King and Fralick that we, adjourn' to, meet at l3lucvale on the. 15th of December, 1948 at 11 o'clock in the morning. Carried. W. R. Cruikshank, W. H, Woods, Clerk. Reeve, Desboro Won .Grand Championship Desboro, after winning the "C" Softballt,Championship, defeated Bad- en the "B" .Championship, in two straight games and then won the grand championShip when they triumphed over Chesley "A" Champions in two after spending a month with Michigan and Chicago relatives. !straight games 13-9 and 10-4, and are now the poSsessors of the Western Mr. and Mrs. Charles Falconer ar- Foundry Trophy, rived home from their honeymoon. on .Sunday. Huron Holstein Brings $525 The congregation of Brick Church At AU Canadian Sale are bolding their Annual Banquet in Huronco Lady Alcartra, a bred Hot. No. 11, E. Wawanosh this Wed- stein heifer from the herd of the Hur- nesday evening. on County Home at Clinton brought Mr. .and in nd Mrs. Alex Nethery of Ham at the All-Canadian Holstein Sale ilton, Mr. andU'rs, Joseph Thompson held October 25th at Toronto, = She and son, Harvey of Listowel, and was purchased by Wm. .J Murphy', Lindsay, Ontario, Daughter of the XX bull Meadow Glide Admiral Pabst who was Reserve Junior Champion at the Huron County 'Black & White Day in 1945, her dam is the "good Plus" cow, Bessie Dandy Alcartra with a three-year-old 365 clay record on twice-a-day milking of 530 lbs. fat from 15747 lbs. milk. The Council met on Nov. 2, 1948, at 1 p_m., with all members present, the Reeve presiding. Minutes of ' the meeting held on Oct. 5, were read and adopted on mot- ion by Alex Robertson seconded by Geo. Walker,' Carried, Correspondence was read from the Clerk of Kinloss, re Lott drain, Wel- fare Department, London, Fred A. Edgar, Gorrie, Hallallan Caldwell drain, Clerk of Blyth. Court of Revision on the 1949 As- sessment Roll was opened at 2 o'clock. Council subscribed to the necessary declaration, there were three appeals presented, it was moved by Elmer Ire- land, seconded by Harvey Black that the Assessment Roll of 1949 be ac- cepted with the changes made and the Court be closed. Carried. Moved by George Walker, seconded hy Elmer Ireland that a grant of $25.• be given to the Wingham Horse Show. Carried, Moved by Harvey Black, seconded by Elmer Ireland that Geo, Radford be paid, $5000.00 on contract of the Hallahan-Caldwell drain and F. A. Edgar, Engineer fees $936.00; on Hal- lahan-C.aldwell drain. Moved by George Walker seconded by Alex Robertson that the Road and General accounts as presented be pass- ed and paid. Carried. Road Accounts—Stuart IMcBurney, salary, $157.50, tile $1.07, $158.57; Archie'' Purdon, filling washout, $4.00, Ed, Marsh, trucking, culverts, $3.00; Reavie's Service Station, 15 gallons of gas and battery 'charged, $6.20; Can- adian Oil Co., Ltd., 220 gallons gas, $71.72; Joe Kerr, 6 cub. yds. gravel, at $1.00 a yard, $6.00. General Accounts! Charles Shiell, fox bounty, $3,00; The Huron Exposi- tor, cash book, $62.40; F. Mack, Pat- terson, sheep claim, $10.00; W. S. Gibson, Insurance, $10.50; Village of Blyth, Division Court rent, $20.00; Roland Vincent, 'balance salary as Assessor, $715.00; Roland Vincent, selecting jurors, $3,00; J. D. Beecroft, selecting Jurors, $3.00; R, H. Thomp- son, selecting Jurors, $5,00;' North Huron Plowmen's Association grant, $25.00; Wingham, Horse Show, grant, $25.00; R C. McGowan, work on Mc- Gowan drain., $12.55; H, C. MacLean, Insurance Agency, premium on Tax Coll: Bond, $22.50; Fred Edgar, En- gineer's fees on Hallahan-Caldwell drain, $936.00; Geo. Radford, payment on Hallahan-Caldwell drain, $5000,00; The Road Supt. requests any rate- payers who have snow fence belong- ing to the Township to return it at once, Moved by Geo. Walker, seconded by Alex,RobertiSon that By-law No, 7, to borrow money front the Bank of Commerce, Wingham, to pay contrite- or on Hallahan-Caldwcil drain, and By-Law No, 8, accepting the Assess- ment Roll for be given the third reading and passed. Carried. Moved by Geo. Walker seconded by WHITECHURCH Mr. Charles Gillespie of Kitchener, spent the week-end at the home of his brother, Mr. J, G. Gillespie, and with Kinlough relatives. Mrs. Andrew Fox left on Sunday with her daughter, Miss Isabel Fox of Kincardine, to spend the winter mon- ths at St, Georges at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Roy Patten. Mr. Thos. Gaunt, Mr. Victor Emer- son and Mr, Frank Coulter were 'busy last week putting red-brick siding on S, S. No. 9, Kinloss. This makes quite an improvement in the appearance of the old school house, Miss Grace Moir spent the week- end at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Brock McKenzie of Teeswater. Mr. Harold Kerr of Wingham had his bull-dozer on the 4th of Kinloss last week, cleaning off a hill near Al- len Graham's farm, and when Ronson Falconer was moving the -truck and crushing equipment there on Saturday, and .was going' over a bridge about ithirty feet long, he heard the timbers BLYTH Mrs. J. H. R.' Elliott is visiting her daughter, Mrs, Lloyd Wettlaufer at Burgessville. Armistice Day has been proclaimed a holiday in Blyth. The local Legion will hold a Memorial service in Mem- orial Hall at IA a.m. with' Rev. John Henderson, rector of Trinity Church, Myth Municipal Nominations. will be held on Friday, November 26th. Word was received here on Monday, that Mrs. Kilpatrick had passed away at her home in St. Thomas on Sunday. She was the mother of Dr. C. D. Kil- patrick of Listowel, formerly of Blyth. TURNBERRY COUNCIL The Turnberry Council met in Blue- vale, Nov. 1st, 1948. Members all present. Moved by King and Biggs that the minutes of last meeting be adopted as read. Carried. The following letters were received and read: Workmen's Compensation Board, Toronto; Township Kinloss, Holyrood; N. W. Miller, Goderich; St. John Ambulance Appeal, Toronto. Moved by Fralick and Biggs that Nomination meeting for Reeve, Coun- cil, and School Area Board Trustees be held on Friday, Nov. 26, 1948 from 1 to 2 o'clock in the afternoon, and election, to be held oil 'Monday, Dbe, 6th, 1948, Carried, Moved by Underwood and Fralick that By-law No, 8, 1948, be passed ap- pointing following elec tion of officers for year 1948: Rentrning Officer, 'W. R. Crulkshank ;Sub. Div. No, 1, D:R. 0., E. E. Walker; Clerk, William Hogg; No. 2, D,R.0„ Hugh Mundell, Cleric, Gordon Grey 8., D.R.O., Gordon Wray, Clerk, Norman 11.68S; 4., D.R. O., Arthur Bryce, Clerk, Sam 13. Mar- shall. Moved by Biggs and Underwood we hold Court of Revision on Assessment for 1049 on Monday, 8th Nov,, 1948, in Town Hall, Witighant, at 8.80 o'clock in evening. Caeriel. Moved by King and Franck that we gilt a grant of $85.00 to Wingham Horse Stu*. Carried. Moved ,hy Underwood and Biggs that we refer the report of Engineer P. A, Edgar on the Bolt drain back for his reconSidetatiOn. Carried, IVI OVed by UrttletWOOd and 1'ralick a A a A a A U U t. a A p I Sunday with Mr. ,and Mrs. Herson Irwin, Mr. and Mrs. George Tiffin and eColeen Laugsi.de, spent Sunday at the home of her sister, Mrs. Cecil Falconer, Mrs. Ben McCienaghan has been ,under 'the doctor's care during the past -week with a severe attack o.f the flu. Mr. Mrs, Russell GaGunt and children, and tier _ parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Currie of Wingham, were Gor.rie visitors on Sunday. The many friends of Mr. John J. Johnston and his family in this com- munity extend sympathy to them in their bereavement. Mrs. Johnston passed away on Friday morning after a long time of intense suffering. The funeral was 'held from the home in the village to Wingham cemetery On Sun- day afternoon, With her pastor., Rev. GG. M. Newton of the United Church, in charge of the services. Among those from a distance who attended the fun- eral were; Mr. -and Mrs. Elliott John- ston of Windsor, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wood of •Seaforth, Mr. and Mrs. Ross McMichael of Clinton, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Smith .of Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Robinson, Auburn, Mrs. j,as. Moore of 'Toronto and other Dungan- non and Teeswater friends. The 'neighbours on Me 9th con, 'of E. Wawanosh met •an Friday 'evening at the 'home 'of Mr. and Mrs. Levi Bieman, eight tables of euchre were played. 'Those with high points were Mrs. Mark Armstrong and Mr. Rich- ard Chainney, and with low points, Barbara Gaunt and Mason Robinson. Lunch was served and 'the social time was enjoyed 'by all. • The many friends of Mr. and Mrs, Charles Falconer extend best wishes for a long and happy wedded life. EAST WANNOSEI COUNCIL at better Jewellers everywhere .‘„ --le)r}4A a LEON C. CANTELON Reprosetiting the . Crown Life Insurance Co., of Toronto "Guaranteed Protection for Your Every Need" SUBSCRIPTIONS takett for ALL Publications 'Awe 160 Box 2917' WINGHAM - ONT.