The URL can be used to link to this page

Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1953-12-16, Page 14BOYS' or GIRLS' PLAID SHIRTS and LINED JEANS TO MATCH Sizes 3 - 6x $1.98 $3.98 • $4.98 H. J. CORNISH & Co. Certified Public Accountants H. J. Cornish L. F. Cornish D. Mitchell 294 DUNDAS ST. LONDON, ONT. Telephone 798-w-12 SASH PITTSBURG STAIRS FRAMES PAINTS SCREENS CUPBOARDS GLASS HARDWARE Custom Woodwork - Carpentry - Building Wingham A $5.00 Merchandise Certificate to be given to the First Baby Born in Wingham in 1954. MODIMAtIVIN-WrghltVila rDWDaiNDIN-0a1-2124V.Maultalar Business and Professional Directory Cec. Walpole A. II, MINN BARRISTER, SOLICITOR and NOTARY PUBLIC TEESWATER - ONTARIO Telephone 23 Teeswater WROXETER—Every Wednesday afternoon, 2-4 p.m., or by appointment. W. BUSHRELD, O.C. Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, Etc. Money to Loan Office — Meyer Block, Wingham momamaimoo, Frederick F. Homuth Phin.B., R.O. Carol E. HomuthR.0.1 Mrs. Viola %nom& R.O. OPTOMETRISTS Phone 118 Harriston, Ont. WELLINGTON FIRE Insnrance Company Est. 1840 An all Canadian Company which has faithfully served its policy holders for over a century. Head Office — Toronto H. C. MacLean Insurance Agency Wingbam CRAWFORD & HETHERECON Barristers, Solicitors, Etc.. Wingham, Phone 48 d. H. CRAWFORD, D.C. R. S. HETHERINGTON, Q.C. Fairyland Infants to. 6% A Good Selection of Christmas Gifts for the Wee Tots on your list. FANCY NYLON DRESSES White, Pink, Blue, Maize Sizes 1 & $2.19 to $2.98 Pleated .and Gathered WOOL PLAID SKIRTS Assorted Tartans Sizes 5 6x $2.19 to $2.98 ROMPERS » Sizes 1 & 2 Nylon, Madeira, Crepe and Broadcloth BOYS' BROADCLOTH SHIRTS with French cuffs, blue & white, sizes S - ex $1..49 to $2.98 G. ALAN WILLIAMS Optometrist Patrick St., Wingham 0 Phone 770 Evenings, by appointment. los 4'a t'OP044419 "ea TODAY! WHITE BREAD Every baker strives for a better loaf and we eh* we HAVE it I Try one of Our light, fluffy loaves for real menu magic. The family will enjoy and thrive on its fine flavor. Fruit Cake for Christmas— Order yours now! co,.w .. Ark 4;.6,4464 Machityre Bakery, alliliieflOPPIPIVP1901902124 cialMall:L'AMUMMONVAKOVIRUMaiii0OraiteetalleOld fg ; Last Minute Gift Suggestions - ••• 1.• FOR FIRE, LIFE & AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE Call Stewart A. Scott Phone 292 'Anshan REAL mirth% SALESMAN Repreaenting : Dudley E.. Hlmes I CROSLEY CLOCK RADIOS $39.95 - $79.95 17 Types of DOOR CHIMES 46025 up to $134.50 MIXMASTER MIXERS $29.95 and $63.95 ELECTRIC IRONS $5.95 $24.50 See our complete stock of Christmas tree lights and decorations. Wingham R FOR THE KITCHEN Toaiters, Kettles, Grills, Lamps, Irons, Stoves, Refrigerators, Nationally famous Moffat Ranges One Cr osley Shelvador RKE ELECTRIC Phone 474 $16111.5AWAMWS16.5SSOSteMOSICAOSOM.5,40*45SVIWAN SEE THE GRADS WRIST WATCH $7.95 HASELEOVE'S SMOKE SHOP .0. oea The WIP he,an -Wefloohihw, D. 1I, 1.045 40P,P05050.E.V1444,W415440.41444141N400011444VQP.POPOOPOPPPIPOZY. The Bowick council met in the cleric's office on Saturday, the reeve H. Gowdy, in the eliair. 411 members present and the minutes of the last regular meeting were read on motion at Haskins and. Kanfinan and were adopted as read. Carried, Gibsou-gaskins—That_ we sell lot N15 and 16 on Albert Street in the %Wage of Fordwich to Howard Rumple as per agreement, Carried. iVfaliclia.el-Haskins—That we give the Wroxeter skating rink a grant of $200, Carried. Gibson-McMichael — That having been. advised by the township auditor that the following 1952 taxes were Paid in January 1953 at*the Dominion Bank, Gerrie, but were not transferred to the general account and were in- cluded in error with arrears pent to the county treasurer, we do now auth- orize the county treasurer to remove these taxes from the unpaid taxes held by him to the general account and instruct him to credit the tax- payers arrears accounts; Miss Kate Earngey, $34.97 plus .17 penalty; I, Burehill, $200.42 plus $1.00 penalty; F. Eckenswiller, $154.97 plus .77 penalty; H. Ferguson Estate, $67.33 plus ,34 penalty; H. Ferguson Estate, $123.80 plus ,62 penalty. Carried. McMichael-Kaufman—That we re- fund Miss Alma Nash $38.60 on 1953 taxes due to error, Carried. Gibson-Kaufman—That we refund C. Michel $1.87 on 1952 taxes due to error. Carried, McMichael - Gibson—that we in- struct the road superintendent to pur- chase 5000 feet of snow fence and 400 T-rail foot steel posts from R. H. Car- son & Sons, Carried. Kaufman-McMichael—that the road accounts as approved be paid. Carried. Gibson-McMichael*-that the follow- ing accounts be paid. Carried, R. W, N. Wade, bond for treasurer and tax collector, $45.00; R. W. N. Wade robbery policy for tax collector, $10.00; IL:wick Municipal Telephone. System, advance on levy, $500,00; W. Errington, labor on Catherg Award Drain, $3.40; Joe Simmons labor on Cathers -Award drain, $3.40; Tea Dou- glas, salary as livestock valuator, $8.; W. E. Whitfield, light bulbs for Gorrie shed, $3.00; treasurer village of Clif- ford, fire engine at G. Heinbeckers, $37,40; Gathers and Gallaher, bull- dozing Gathers award . drain, $83.00; Wroxeter Telephone Co., tolls, $5.40; Treasurer County of Huron, hospitall- zation, $40.50; Harriston Review, printing, $6.50; Carl E. Willis, cleaning No. 5 Wallace Men. drain, $100.00; Roy MeSween, digging Finlay drain, $350.00; A. H. Erskine, tax col. charges $159.76; Provincial-Treasurer, Insulin re-Cunningham and Montgomery, $4.81; Thos. & Son, office supplies, $16,94; Gerrie Coal & Lum- ber Co„ office supplies, $2.15; Jas. Lynn, cleaning out tile on Mun. Drain No. 13, $101.25; fox bounties, Lloyd Nickel, $00; Cecil Grainger, $2,00; Jack Milligan, $2.00; 'Greg Duke, $2,00; Eakins & MacDonald, auditing Gorrte Police village books, $20.00; Eakins & MacDonald;; auditing Fordwich village books, $20.00; Eakins & MacDonald, NEWS Commercial League Standing After the fourth game of the second series: Bluebirds, 25 points; Orioles, 24; Cardinals, 14; Wrens, 12; 13luejays 5; Canaries, 4. High scores this Week—Ladles high single Mrs, W. Brown, 199; NEW'S high single, W, Chalmers, 223; Ladies high triple, Mrs. W. Brown, 545; Men's high triple B. McColiough 621; tenor high total Bluebirds 2487. Bowling spoons are presented each night to the lady and man making the highest single one night and the highest triple the` next night, A player can win only one spoon after that the player with the next highest score wins. Ladies high single, Mrs. H. Taylor, Mrs. 3. Smith, Miss A. Henry, Miss J. Bain, Mrs, H, Wild; Men's high single, Mason, H. Taylor, J, Alexander, L. Crawford, W. Chalmers; Ladies high triple, Mrs. W. Brown Mrs. W. Chal- mers, Mrs. 3. Henderson, Mrs. L, Craw- ford; Men's high triple, B. McColl- ough, H. Wild, L. Bok, EL Walker, CKNX League A total of 28 CKNX bowlers visited the 'Alleys this week and as a result of their efforts the following individ- ual scores were marked up. Ladies, high single, Norma Strong, 253 (highest so far this year;) high triple, Audrey Swatridge, 573 (highest so far this year); most strikes, Barb Hildebrand and Molly Brent, 9. High grand average to date, Audrey Swat- ridge 156 (3276); Molly Brent, 156 (3274) ;June Roxborough, 148. Men high single, Elmer Purdon 237; high triple, Johnny Brent 580; most strikes, Harry Foster 10; high grand average to date Johnny Brent, 183; Hap Swatridge 169, Gord Symons 164. 'Team scores, (this week's score). Points to date; Jack Gorbutt 2517, team average of 170 points 25; John Cruickshank 2435, 162, 22; John Strong 2264, 151, 19; Bob Carbert, 2223, 148, 20; Gord Symons 2199 147,19. Final standing, Gorbutt 25; Cruick- shank, 22; Carbert, 20; Strong, 19; Symons 19. Ladies Thursday League The regular Ladies Thursday Leag- ue bowling for the fall ended ,with Mrs. Joe Kerr's team taking 1st. place and with Mrs. Conron's second. On the day, Mrs. R. E. McKinney was high with 1311; Mrs. W. Conron second with 1298; Mrs. Joe Kerr 1295; Mrs. H. Spry 1198, Mrs. MacLennan 1118, Mrs. W. Chalmers 1110. There will be an open game next Thursday and prizes will be awarded. Town League Aces, 7, 3190 ;Kinsmen 0, 2770; Clip- pers, 5, 2195; Chiefs 2 2158; Madhat- ters 5, 2649; 88's 2, 2361. Standings, Aces, 52; Kinsmen, 44; Madhatters, 27; 88's, 22; Clippers, 14; Chiefs, 9, High triple Ted English, 753; high single, Ted English, 326. Town and Country Club Spitfires, 2497, 36 points; Flying Saucers, 2291, 28; Hot Shots 2219, 21; High Flyers, 1979 23; Sharp Shooters 1880, 9; Fearless Six, 1732, 9. Ladies high single 597, Mrs„ Clark McGregor; ladies single, 260, Mrs. Clark MeGGregor; Men's high triple, 526, Wilfred Henry; men's single, 225, Rutherford Reavie. Creamery League Office, 2355, 5 points, 17; Creamery,1 1825, 3, 33; 'Trucks 1988, 3 21. Ladies high single, Mary Haines, 165, Ladies' high triple, Mary Haines, 468; Men's high single, Gordon Mac- Kay, 323; Men's high triple, Charles Perrott, 600. At 457,761 dozen, toothbrush manu- facture in Canada during 1952 Was considerably up from 1951. auditing Wroxeter pollee village, books, $29,00; Miss A, Nash, refund 1003 taxes due to error, MA; Michel, refund on 1932 taxes due to error, $1.87; Harry Gowdy, fees and mileage, 400.70; Arthur Gibson, fees and mileage, g29.$0; Arthur Gibeon, extra as treasurer, $10,00; Rimer Par- rish, foes and mileage, $51,80; Elmer Kaufman, fees and mileage, $95.00; B. McMichael fees and mileage, .$125,- 00; Ivan Haskins, Aes and mileage, $184.75; P. Durst, pt. Salary, $95.00, Se- als:Ong auditors, S54,90; Wroxeter Pol- ice village, grant for Wroxeter rink, $200.90, tOta,1-42690.53, Katiftnan,Gibsen--,-that we do now adjourn to Meet en.Dee, 10th., at P. la. or at the call of the reeve, carried. L, -Durst, Clerk, II, Gowdy, Reeve. MANUFACTURING PLANT TO LEAVE After three years of development and expansion in Palmerston, the manufacturing firm of American Art Clay Company is planning to move its plant, equipment, -and such' of the staff as care to move, to New York. The firm has, during the time men- tioned,, operated two plans, one on Eastern Avenue in Toronto, and one in Palmerston, the upper floor of the building built prior to the first Great War by Major Wooldridge. In Tor- onto they manufactured oil paints for artists' use, fingerpaints and tempera colors for schools and commercial show-card writers. In Palmerston modelling clay, chalk and 'crayons rounded out their line. Pas Havvick Council Holds Decmber Meeting 1240WUNG 56A601\115 6REET1 N65 To AU, OUR FRIENDS v 7 YOUR ROE Feet, DEALER. %3t HER. 4 ONE 'Rom DEC R06'- 1984(4 6PAott-2, e4e4 4ottOttY416 Wer,14 cue heeel*,#.2074eas a4t‘ ,,,,AveoWt461ft de 44 f fraiiha 19eceri4 470eA306, ad,„ A NAPPY YEAR