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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1953-11-11, Page 9District Representative M. McPHAIL, VVINGHAIVI '1iVingbAnt *4,dvanCOMMes, Wed4e#447, NOW „.. „ rale SASH PITTSBURG FRAMES PAINTS CUPBOARDS GLASS ' STAIRS SCREENS HARDWARE Custom Woodwork - Carpentry - Building Telephone 798-w-12 Wingham ARMITAGE'S nrei eleage,ta WSW Men's Wear Ready Made Clothing Ladies' Hosiery PHONE 172 WINGHAM CITIZENS SEQ1111). HE WART of wor-sPoTs Local Citizens are advised to watch 4oOt for bOguo ten dollar bills, which are Wild to be In circulation in this district, The• bills aro said to be well printed but the outlines are not quite 810 clear as the legitimate bills. The 30 on the bills is also said to smear under thumb PreSSIAN, .especially the red numbers on the bill, The paper on which they We printed also leek the green disc4. of .planebets manu- factured into the paper used in bank note printing from steel plates, Details around the King's eyes and eheeks are noticeable as not being as distinct as on the original. 0. Three' hundred and seventy-nine persons in town contributed to the funds of the recreation council on Fri- day night's canvass, Below is a, Com- plete list of contributors to date; W. A, Galbraith, W, H. Monk, Alan D. Bennett, W. B. Conron, Alex Reid; D. J. Hutcheson, John McQuinn, Larry Hiseler, Dr, W. A, McKibbon, John Hanna, J. P, McKibbon, Jack King, T, Cruickshank, David Charn- ney, Calvin Burke, Mel, Keating, Barry Wenger, C. .Armitage, R. E. McKinney, Lloyd Kingston, D. B. Por- ter, E. 5, 'Copeland, Frank R, Howson, Stanley Vanstone, J. Davidson, John Langridge, A. J. Douglas, Percy Stain- ton, Alex Skinn, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Edgar, Mrs. M. Fralick, C. Hopper, Roy Bennett, Margaret L, Currie, Gor- don Godkin, Robt. McKenzie, A, Seli; C. R. Wilkinson, J, Walker, Roy Mot gar}, Roy Burchill, W. H. Smith, Chris. H Newman, W. S. all, W. Ringrose, N. Cronkwright, Mrs. Fred Templeman Sr., Wm, Kennedy, Norman Deyell, Mr. and Mrs. Geo.' Williams, Mrs. T. C. King, W, B, McCool, G. W. Buch- anan, Rev. A. Nimmo, Thos. Graham, Norman Rintoul, Harold Pocock, Bob McPhail, Donald Nesmith, F. Ballagh, Chas, Lee, Mrs .Coutts, Mrs. Ed. Mc- Burney, J. W. Callan, Miss Robertson, F. E. Madill, Harold Burrell, Jas. Smith, W. French, Don Montgomery, Kenneth Leitch, Hugh Carmichael, Frank Hopper, W. VanWyck, Omar Haselgrove, T. A. Foxton, Ian Ham- merton, Earl Hamilton, J. W. Bush- field, A, B. Adamti; W. J. Adams, Miss Frances Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Caslick, Roy Manuel, ,Mr. and Mrs. Len Crawford, W. J. Fleuty, Murray Stainton, R., A. Spotton, W. C. Arm- strong, Rev. W. D, Clark, Roger Oke, T. A. Currie, Mrs. C. Bondi, F, A. Parker, Rev. H. L. Parker, A. M. Peebles, Mrs. H. S. Chittick, Dr. W. M. Connell, L. Slosser, J. A. Maclntyre, Mrs. Wm. Laidlaw, Miss C. Isbister, Bob Carbert, Jas. H. Macintosh, W. E. Rowland,.Mrs. J. H. Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Lloyd, A. M. Carr, Mrs. C. Fryfogle, Kenneth Foxton, R. Hollen- beck, Earl Heywood, Ford Murray, Bruce MacLean,..J. A. Blythe, Margar- et MacLean, Frank Collar, Mrs. Hazel Campbell, Jack Henderson, Louis Hut- ton, Wm. Ford, T. A. Brooks, W. J. Hamilton, A. R, Parkinson, Marvin Brown, Elmer Purdon,. Miss E. Mc- OP.rdy, Howard it. Fuller, Mrs. Jas. Cleland, Wilfred Seddon, NU. and Mrs. H, F, Garniss, Stewart Scott, G. W. Cruikshank, Ralph Hammond, Bonnie Deyell, Win. G. Keltb, Joe Kerr, Wm. Alton, Ross Vogan, Geo. Henderson, Roy McLeod, Mrs, Bateson, W. R,', Wormworth, Garry Gibson, Helen Fleury, Jack Orvis, J. Weolfrey, L. ,M, Wedd, Q. F, Miller, W, King, V. Diz- charme, Olver & McCallum, Geo. A, Brooks, Jack C. Gillespie, L. D. Bal- ser, Jas, F. Murray Lorne Gardner, Mrs. E. Webster, Howard Machan, Mrs. W. C. .Murray, A. B. Mitchell, Harry, C. Merkley, J. Crulkshank, K, J. Simmons, W. T. Cruikshank, J, D. McGleish, Lloyd Ellacott, J. C. Robin- son, Geo. Guest, Helen Foxton, Wm. Aitken, G. N. Cunningham, Geo. S. Cameron, Jr.; Dr. and Mrs. A. D. 'Mc- Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Phil- lips, Mr. and Mrs, Cord. Kerr, Wilbert Hodgkinson, Vin Dittmer, Jack Alex- ander, Miles OV'erend, Mr. and Mfs. Al- lan Bumstead, Carl Lott, W. W, Gur- ney, Fred Ohm, W. Sturdy, 0. H. Rapp, Mrs, A. Steurnol, N. Welwood, Rev. D. J. MacRae, Ross Jamieson, Jack Lloyd, David Weir, Miss Phyllis Johns, A. M..-Crawford, Mrs, W. R. Court, A. 3, Lockridge, Mrs. R. Bur- bridge, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Irwin, C. E. Richey, Kae and Harry Fryf ogle, Mrs. Geo. Selling, Ken Saxton, Mrs. A, J, Tiffin, Cameron MacTavish, Percy Gibson, Jim Halliday, Robin Campbell, Ted Thompson, H. V. Pym, Mrs, Jean Carr, E. R. Harrison, Mrs. Jack Ernest, Fred Ross, Len Hought- on, Clarence Derbecker, P. Harris, L. Carter, Geo. Anger, Jas, Angus, Mrs. Patricia Gibbons, R. Chettleburgh, Jas, Cameron, Agnes Williamson, Geo, Skinn, Jos. Tiffin, T. Henderson, R. Macintosh, E, L. Stuckey, Dr. and Mm. Davis, D. A. Cameron, A. p. Mac- William, Mrs. Ron Seddon, Robt. Rid- er, R. S. Hetherington, Dr. G. W. Howson, T. S. Beattie, W. M. Reid, Robt, Hall, Bud Burgess, Miss K. McGregor, Andy Lunn, Dr, B. N. Cor- rin, Jas. Henry, Ted Golley, Alvin Or- vis, Ivan Gardiner, Tom Rafferty, Mrs. Ernest Walker, Chas. Chittick, Mrs.-R. MacDonald Geo, R. Scott, A, L, Wind- sor, Lloyd Smith, R. H, Lloyd, Miss Mary Forsyth, Mervyn Templeman, Thos. Thomson, W. W. Currie, L. Me- dema, J. M. Pease, W. F. Burgman, Chas. Perrott, John Brent, Mrs. Ed- ward Nash, G. L. Dunlop, S. E. Phil- ips, V. L. Sanderson, Mrs, Lee, Bert Armstrong, John Currie, Mrs. J. W. McKibbon Tory Gregg, Glenn Sinna- mon , Mowbray Construction, Bill Templeman, Mr._ and Mrs. DeWitt Miller, Mrs. Lois Dauphin, Kerb Ful- ler, Wilfred White, Bob Mason, Mrs. Jas. Seli, Fred Tucker, Mr. and Mrs. Athol Purdon, John Falconer, Frank Green, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Tiffin, Mrs. T. Burke,, Fred Templeman, Mrs. Paul Vanstone, 'Mrs. Fry, A. C. Adams, Harry Gerrie, N. D. Cameron, Dr. Fox, Jas. Smith Dr, G. H. Ross, Chas. Jones, Ed. Walsh, Mr. and Mrs. D. Newman, Dr. Bruce Palmer, F. J. Hill, , Walter Brown, Cecil Merkley, Jas. M. Wild, Geo. Evans, Horace Aitchison, Joe Clark, Arthur Edgar, F. Caskanette, J. A. Heney, Chas. Deyell, Frank Pic- kell, R. A. Hickey, J. A. Carr, Miss Minnie Barber, Hal MacLean, Miss Margaret Pinnell, David Murray, W. H. Rintoul, Dr. K. M. MacLennan, Muriel Stewart, Fr. Remi Durand, J. G. Perrott, Henry Seiling, R, E. Armi- tage, Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Crawford, F. L. Davidson, Allister Green, Mrs. J. D. Lediet and family, Fred McGee, W. G. Bain, Dr. A, W. IrWin, Gordon Mc- kay, Wm. Forgie, Russell Farrier, Mrs. Ethel Stewart, Frank Seddon, E. J, Fitzpatrick, Gordon Davidson, Miss V. McLaughlin, Des. Brophy, Mrs. Cecil Jackson, G. A. Schatte, Fred H. Carbert, Thos. Helm, W. B. Cruikshank, Keith Dunbar, Mrs. W. Harcourt, Mrs, C. L. Cooke, Mrs. Jas. Newell, Mrs. Guy, W. H. Gurney, R. G, Gannett, C. Crossett, Allan MacKay, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Reavie, W. A. Heu- ghan, Gordon Leggatt, Scott Reid, Harold Kerr, Donald Adams, Kelly Aitcheson, R. R. Hobden, C. E. Shera, 13 anonymous contributions. Maple products consumption in Can- ada 'in 1952 was 1,413,000 gallons. * * More than half of the hardwood flooring produced in Canada is made from birch. When Service is Required on your Lighter or Pipe, send it to CAMERON'S BILLIARDS %%INGRAM -:- ONTARIO Morris Council Bane Organized .Hunting The council met in the township hall, on November 2nd., with all the members present. The minutes of the last regular meeting, the Court Of Revision, and the special meeting were read and adopted on motion of Wm. Elston and Sam Alcock. Moved by Sam Alcock, seconded by C. R. Coultes that the resolution of the Blyth Fish and Game Conserva- tion Association be filed. Carried. Moved by C. R. Coultes, seconded by Bailie Parrot, that by-law No. 15, 1953, prohibiting the discharging of fire arms by gun clubs or organized groups as read the third time lie fin- ally passed. Carried. Moved by Win. Elston, seconded by Sam Alcock that the Bluevale Library Board be given a grant of $25.00 due to the fact that they are building a library. Carried. Moved by C. R. Coultes, seconded by Bailie Parrott that George Rad- ford be engaged to snow plough the 7th and 8th concessions. Carried. Moved by Bailie Parrott, seconded by C. B'. Coultes, that the road bills as presented by the road superintend- ent be paid. Carried. Moved by Bailie Parrott, seconded by Sam Alcock that the meeting ad- journ to meet again on December 15, at 10 a.m. Carried. The following accounts were paid: Glen James, fox bounty, $2.00; County of Huron, indigent fees, F. Churchill, $6.80; County of Huron, Indigent fees, Mrs. Cameron, $7.50; Robt. Golley, calf killed, $60,00; Harvey Johnston, selecting jurors, $4.00; Addison Fras- er, selecting jurors, $4.00; Geo. Martin, selecting jurors, $4.00; Municipal World, supplies, $2.32; Ross Duncan, fox bounty, $2.00; Harry Hethering- ton, fox bounty, $2.00; Thos. Whillier & $on, Ltd, supplies, $5.48; Watson Sholdice, poultry killed, $58.00; Frank Shaw, valuator's fees, $8.00; A. H. Er- skine, return taxes, $354:38; Ross Tur- vey, labor and material, Turvey Drain, Bluevale Library, $25.00; Roads, $6121.07. The following is a copy of by-law No. 15, 1953. A by-law to prohibit and regulate the discharging of guns or other fire arms by persons while operating as a group andlor as a member of an or- ganized party, pursuant to the pro. visions of The Municipal Act, R.S.O. 1950, chapter 243, section 37, as amend- ed by Statutes of Ontario, 1952, chap- ter 63, section 16, Sub-section 2. WHEREAS due to the damage and destruction to property and domestic animals likely to be caused by mem- bers of organized Rod and Gun Clubs or similar organizations acting as a group, it was deemed expedient that a by-law be passed prohibiting and regulating the discharging of guns or other fire arms by such person or per- sons within the Municipality. THEREFORE the Council of the Municipal Corporation of the Town- ship of Morris, enacts as follows: 1. THAT no guns or other fire arms shall be discharged by any person or persons in the Township of Morris while such person or persons is acting with other person or persons as a group andlor as a member of an org- anized party unless the written con- sent of the Township Council is first obtained. 2. ANY person who contravenes and is found guilty of an infraction of this By-Law shall upon conviction for- feit and pay a fine in the discretion of the convicting magistrate, not ex- ceeding Fifty dollars, exclusive of costs, with same to be recoverable under the Summary Convictions Act, R. S. 0. 1950, Chapter 379 the pro- visions of which shall apply except that in case of imprisonment, same shall not be for a term exceeding 21 days. Read a First and Second time and a Third time and passed this 2nd. day of November, A. D., 1953. Harvey C. Johnston, Reeve Geo. C. Martin, Clerk How You Can Tell, Whether Shoe Fits When does a child's shoe really fit properly? That's a question many harassed fathers are wondering about just now as families are being out- fitted for winter. The journal of the American Med- ical Association offers the following pointers. When you're buying shoes for children. 1. See that the eyelets through which the laces go are parallel. 2. Press the toes of the shoe until you feel the. top of the big toe and the second toe. They 'should be one- half to three-quarters of an inch from the toe of the shoe, 3. The widest part of the child's foot should be at the widest part of the shoe, the ball of the foot and the ball of the shoe should meet exactly, 4. It should be possible to grasp a small fold of leather at one Side of the vamp. If the leather wrinkles the shoe is too wide. If the leather is tight and bulging, the shoe is too no.r- row, 5. The shoe should hot gape at the sides or the back when the Child walks. Make sure the child walks around the store for several minutes before you decide to buy the Shoes. imminiummunominiuuniummismeffitimmummainor i VI November Session 1 IN i Of County Council , i i I The next meeting of the Huron County Council will a il be held in the Council Chambers, Court House, a i Goderich, commencing - Tuesday, November 17th, it i 1953, at 2.00 p.m. W 1 ii All accounts, notices of deputations and other busi- i a mess requiring the attention of Council should' be ii II ifi in the hands of the County Clerk not later than it ii November 14th, 1953. in in i A. H. Erskine ii ii 14 County Clerk, - Ft a Goderich, Ont. ii aRMEMOMMMEMMMIIMMMEMEMEMUWWWWIIMMMEWWWWWWWWWWUR .0.411.M11 RESULTS HAVE PROVEN . . . Produce" More Economical Gains You won't have the "weighty" problem of getting your hogs off to market in short order if you balance your grain with SHUR-GAIN Hog Concentrate. Certainly grain alone will get your hogs to market but not as economically as it can and should be done. That is where SHUR-GAIN Hog Concentrate enters the picture, to balance your grain and put economy in your hog feeding program. SHUR-GAIN fed hogs score high on these 3 points : (1) Reach market weight sooner. (2 or 3 months ahead of straight grain fed hogs.) (2) Require less total feed (650 lbs. or less each of SHUR-GAIN balanced Hog Feed compared to about 1,100 lbs, each of straight grain. (3) Obtain better grades when marketed. (Earn more premiums.) If you haven't already done so, try your next litter on the SHUR=GAIN program—and prove to yourself that SHUR=GAIN Hog Feeds have greater dollar, earning capacity. CANADA PACKERS WINGHAM • Contributors. to .Recreation Fund THE BELL TELEPHONE "You how where toilet me, Janie" You can go out with an easier mind when you know the telephone is "right there". So many times, in so many ways, your telephone contributes to your sense of security... to easier and more pleasant living for you and your family, No price can measure its usefulness COMPANY OF CANADA SEE THEM TODAY AT CRAWFORD MOTORS Phone 710 Wingham b DODGE ROYAL V•8 DODGE MAYFAIR 'r1r47:01 DODGE REGENT DODGE CRUSADER 4'1 T FOR ‘100. G. ALAN WILLIAMS Optometrist Patrick St., Wingham Phone 770 Eveningii by appointment. $10.25; Jim Turvey, Turvey. Drain, $5.00; Ralph Shaw, Turvey promo, $500'; Frank Shaw, Turvey Drain, $5.00; Mrs. Jas. Johnston, grant to OP 101iiitittOtitst t tttt ttttt