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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1949-11-09, Page 3EAST wawANosK COUNCIL The Council met ,Nov. 1st,, at 1 o'clock with all members present _ex- cept .Councillors Campbell and Mc- Gowan, the Reeve presiding, minutes of October 4tb meeting were read and adopted on motion by Robertson sec- onded by Taylor. Carried, Letters were read from The Ad- vance Times, The 13e11 Telephone co,, The Workmen's Compensation Board, Mr. R. C, McGowan was present requesting that the open portion of the Toll Municipal Drain be cleaned out, Councillor Taylor was instructed to look after this work and have it done, if possible. At 2 o'clock the Court of Revision on the Assessment Roll for 1950 was opened, the Council subscribing to the necessary oath, there being no appeals, after some changes of ownership, on several properties were made, it was moved by Taylor seconded by Robert- son that the Court of ‘Revision be closed and the Assessor be paid his salary, $200.00, Carried. Mr. Morris Rosman was prersent with a request for damages done to his car on sideroad between Lots 39 and 40, Con. 8, the Clerk was instruct- ed to notify the Insurance Company at Stratford, Mr. Bruce Sully of the Dominion Road Machinery Co., Gode- rich, discussed the cost of some re- pairs on the grader with the Council, he promised there would be some ad- justments made. Messrs. Sturdy and Asquith of Auburn were present re- questing a?.1rant for the Auburn Com- munity Hall, the council laid .this matter over until the council were all present. Moved by Taylor seconded by Rob- ertson that the Road and General Ac- counts as presented be passed and paid. Carried. Move d by Beecroft, seconded by Robertson that the cheque withheld the last meeting to the Dominion Road Machinery Co., be released. Carried. Road Accounts—Stuart McBurney, salary $194.40, bills paid, $1.80; $196.- 20; Fred Davidson, brushing, $1.80; Lewis Ruddy, checking gravel, $45.00; Dick Leggett, brushing, $4.50; Murray McDowell, bridge labour, $4.20; Ar- ANNOUNCEMENT We wish to advise the Public we are now supplying SLICED BREAD 35c - •High ti • week-end from Stratford. :XII-, and Mrs. Robert Harrison vi,.- ited Mr. and Mrs, E. Fulton of Har- i riston on Sunday, Mr. and Airs. Geo. Brown and Ihdin. ,spent Sunda:, with relatives a-t, I I"raniford. il . \ I rs. I.,"larit Ititc.liie ha. , returaeca i trom 1, isitin..., rciatt'Ve,; in Tnrmity, I Mr. and NH's. Spencer Ashton, i jvan and l\'ayne. of Toronto, an d :,\Ir, ; and. Sirs. C. \V. Hobbs, \I onitoti„, • spent SUnday Willi :Mrs, Rolit. Asii- t'ilNLirs, W. Aithili:.,,n, Sir, Ale,.. Mar- shall and son, Jimmy, of Stratford. i spent Sunday with Sir. and Mrs. \Via. 11. Marshall. l Confirmation Service , A large iinmbor attended the Cu firmation Service in St. James Ciotti-Li \Vroxeter, on Sunday evening, 1,slicr: 'Right Rev. G. At. Luxnai, P.1).. Ilish- oi, of Huron, paid his first visit to this t parish, The following eandidates trout. Berrie w ere in the class, Shirler Ir- eve Perini tt and Ultima jean lit:I.,- ; I lett, Ld ii arri 1 i- ,rgt, I )avid, ERSic:.! kl.iianyth I )aN id, 1 l'at,,Id I lal, hi and v ' 1 \ li.,,t , David, M r, ;old MN. Ta•--- . il, r Parrish. At tin. serk ice in St. Stephen'', - Church ,.n S,11,,lity ,iflyrnoon, .1....t'l, j , C.' C1.11,. \ Impli,,rd. Mary Aliee. datu..b. ,, r ..f NI r. inch Mrs. R ',mild flrooks... hisses Ethel Hinsmore Wirt Marina. Kit;-._.,, sang "\\ hisperim, llope." II l'ill't.%. t', mgrattilita .0 4 ;c1t ,1 In,-.• . V:i.-.11 to \II's. Marran .Yager, who oil Nov. 2101., ;celebrated hi r 89th birth • day. Airs, Ajr„:{-7 i:4 at present residhiL• with her c- ii. Mr. Jas. Anger ''t Lis- towel. Mrs, lle,s. Naq i also intithei7 tier 82nd. birthday, ,iii Nov. 2ntl., and to her ttlso we CM( MI prim! wi,dir,..„ D,..11't for.,,c't Ow l'',,I 1. 1 Silillwr it: the (i, lyric Hilited Church on li'ritIto • Iii mitt;;, X,iv, 11t11. :MI.'. and Nirs. Henry Jaeksto, 111r. and 'Sirs. john Jones and Blaine, tent) mar Guelph, were ,nests of Mn. am Sirs. H. IT, Strong; on Sunday. T)or \i'erner, 12th con.,, was also a guest at the same home On Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Illake 'Broad of Nevv- marlot, spent Sunday with "Aft'. intuit • Mrs. Ilred Veigle, Mrs, Broad sr., re- turned with them for a few week's. visit. Series P-105 11/1-Ton Range Series F-68, 1-Ton Range HURON MOTORS A. D. Mawr 1! Ford and Monarch Dealer Telephone 237 7,90neddeewM SERIES 1/2 TON TO 451'00 Series F-155 3-Ton Range Now, with the addition of new "Big jobs"—the husky F-190 4-tonner and the mighty 5-Ton F-215—Ford dealers everywhere can supply the right truck for every hauling job, through the complete hauling range from 1/2 to 5 tons! And every model in this biggest-ever Ford Truck line is Bonus* Built. Built stronger to last longer! Built to haul more at lower cost! Built with more advanced ,.truck-engineered features! See your Ford dealer now for complete details . . . learn the big, impressive facts about Ford's newest "Big Jobs". *BONUS: Something given in addition to what is usual or strictly due, —Webster's Dictionary. Series F-190 New 4-Ton "Big Job" Series F-47 1/2 -Ton Range New brand-newt Two husky new Ford Truck giants fo lick Canada's toughest hauling jobs . . 4-Ton, GVW up to 19,000 lbs., GTW rating up to 35,006 lbs.... P-215, 5-Ton, GVW up to 21,500 lbs., GTW rating up to 39,000 lbs. Both with now 145,hp. Ford Truck V-B Engine . Heavy-Duly 5-Speed Transmission . big Ford Power-Operated Brakes (air brakes optional on F-215) ... Ford Super Quadrat Axles (2-Speed optional on F-215) . . famous Ford Million bollar Cab. Series 5-215 New 5-Ton "Big Job" Series F-13.5 2-Yon kango SEE YOUR FORD DEALER FOR COMPLETE DETAILS 0$ FORD "BIG JOBS" 407046706/140 Wei 00 090 a* OWN Wednesday, November Oth, 2949 THE WINGHAM ADVANCE-TIMES PAGE THR} 4111111M, G. N. Cunningham AUSTIN and INTERNATIONAL DEALER JOSEPHINE ST. NORTH , WINGHAM TELEPHONE 520 RESIDENCE 263 INVITES YOU TO COME IN AND SEE THE NEW Austin Cars • 40 Miles to the Gallon • 6 FREE GREASE JOBS Four Door Sedan Heater, Spire Tire, Winterized $1535 Santa Claus Parade—Sat., Nov. 26—in Wingham for the convenience of -our Customers. Available at our bake shop, from the Delivery Service, and the following Grocery stores in Wing- ham: RED FRONT, MUNDYS, SMITH'S ECONOMY FOOD STORE, HARRY ANGUS, RUTHERFORD'S, HOLLOWAY & BAKER, also FRED NEWMAN, WHITECHURCH. We would like to remind customers that Bread will be sliced to any desired thickness for special occasions. A trial of your LOCAL BAKERY PRODUCTS, produced "at home by home labour" would be appreciated. urdon's A akery 'PHONE 145 WINGHAM lanville „Hamm erton Child and Animal Photography a Specialty Portraits - Weddings - Commercial Films Developed and Printed 24 Hour Service Cameras Repaired Telephone 199 mond McBurney, bridge labour, $2.40; Stainton Hardware,, wire, etc., $9.06; Rcavie's Service Station, coal oil, .60c; Alex iL1<urtring & Sons, WO bags of cement, trucking, $107,50; Harold Kerr, bulldozing and bridge construe- tion, $395,00; Ray Hanna, labour and equipment, $343.45; G. Nelson Cun- ningham, fuel filters, $6.90; The Ped- lar People Ltd., 100 steel posts, $57.; Canadian Oil G-o, Ltd., antifreeze and oil $78.78,, 500 gals, fuel oil, 89.50, $108.28; Wm. j, Elliott, tile, $58,50; Dept. of Highways of Ont., tax. on 500 gals. fuel. oil, $55.00; Win, Wal- den, 2893 cu. yds. gravel at Sc,, 05. General Accounts—The Wingham Advance-Times, collector's receipts, $7,02, Voter's Lists, 92.34, $99.36; Thomas Jardine, 1 fox bounty, $2.00; Harold Vincent 1 fox bounty, $2,00; Clarke Johnston, 1 fox bounty, $2.00; Sam Thompson, 1 fox bounty, $2,00; J. D. Beecroft, fees selecting jurors, $3.00; Roland Vincent, fees selecting jurors, $3.00; R. H. Thompson, fees selecting jurors, $5.00; North Huron Ploughmen's Association, grant, $25.; Roland Vincent, salary as Assessor, $200.00; Nelson Patterson, repairing Snell drain, 28 hours at 60c $16.80; R. J. McKenzie, Treasurer C.O.F, rent of hall for 1949, $40.00; The Wingliam Horse Show, grant, $25.00; 'The Road Superintendent request any ratepayers having snow fence to return it at once. Moved by Tay/Or seconded by Bee- croft that council adjourn to meet on Thursday, December 15th, at 10 a.m. Carried. j, D, Beecroft, R. H. Thompson, Reeve. Clerk, GORRIE (Continued from page two) Irvin. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Game of Tor- onto, are spending the week with Rev. and Mrs. J. R. Watt. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Keil, Billy and Peter of Oshawa, spent the week- end with relatives. Mrs. Ross McKague, Belmore, call- ed on Mrs, H. Hamilton and Miss Burns on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ferguson are visiting with relatives in Guelph. Tom. O'Krafka was .home for the • Now on Display Electrohome 1950 Models - CONSOLE, with THREE-SPEED RECORD CHANGER — $269.50 ry 10-tube FM-AM CONSOLE — $194.50 MANTEL MODELS — from $34.50 up These models are ON DISPLAY in our showroom.' McGill Radio Service TELEPHONE 380 WINGHAM BLEACHED RAISINS, lb. 23c CUT MIXED PEEL, 1/2 lb. pkg. 20c CUT MIXED FRUITS, 8 oz. jar SHELLED WALNUTS—Clean, fresh, 4 oz. 25c Libby's SWEET MIX PICKLES, 9 oz. jar . .15c 41•1111111111110.111111111. C pkg. SANI-FLUSH, tin 29c MONARCH PIE CRUST, pkg. 35c KLEENEX-200-300s, pkg. 18c, 2 - 35c KLEENEX—Man's size, 29c LIBBY'S FANCY MIRACULOUS SUDS FOR DISHES AND WARWLES 1111011111111•111111111MINIMMINIMEIMIMEr 4:"MSURMEZMOistoNeisocorimso0tE AYLMER TOMATO CATSUP - 2 bottles 31c TOMATO JUICE 2200z tins 21c Velvet Fancy Cake and Pastry FLOUR, 5 lb. 37c New Australian. Sultana RAISINS, lb. 16c New Australian SEEDED RAISINS, 12 oz. 21c HIGH QUALITY COST 7 qt. bag trititrawil mmmm gam! ,04180.0•000...fea L Schneider's Country Style PORK SAUSAGE lb 58c Maple Leaf BOLOGNA, lb. 33c ar:*•• Boneless ROLLED RIB OF BEEF, lb. 71c Boneless ROLLED VEAL FRONT, lb. 53c FLAKED TUNA FISH, 7 oz. tin 33c IM•MMI11.••••111111•11.1•111.0.. ED. NASH'S SERVICE STATION WILL BE OPEN SUNDAY, NOV. 13 !Superior Foe arket Bring the Children to the Santa Claus Parade in Wingharn, Sat., Nov. 26 Voromisommompoitionouramirompospesioun