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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1956-04-11, Page 5WARE. WE At Al ndees April 12th to 21st SEE THESE SPRING SUPER VALUES! Long Hang le Shovel Round mouth, drop forged, heat treated, hollow linen with 4-ft. handle. Regular $2.80 $2.29 Lawn Rake Rug-godly constructed, 14 I onth with. r.,-ft. shaped handle. Dread & ferrule finished in black. Reg, $1.59 $1.29 WHITE HOUSE PAINT The' paint buy of •a lifetime. An unusually large purchase makes lit possible to offer this 'high grade, outside White *House Paint at unbelievable saving. Made by one of Canada's leading paint oil and titanium. Regular $6.25 a gallon . manufacturers of finest material, pure linseed. $4 98 •••••••••••••••••••••••,,,,,,,,,....".• GALVANIZED PAILS A special large purchase makes it poesible to offer this standard 8-qt. • galVaniSed pail at the bargain price of. ONLY 79e. First quality, no seconds or defective items. Buy SEVERAL at this price and save! 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Alundimm handle,' cenipleteWilli hose coupling,' A twist of cite handle will shut $3•98 Ivato, on or off. Rennie!. $4,98 .. ,. , • 0 Miss Louise Jefferson was a Toronto visitor during Easter holi- days. Sgt. and Mrs. Herb Dainty and, sons, of Kingston, visited last week with her brother, Mr. Edward-, Robinson, Mrs. Robinson and suns,. Mr, Jack Noble Was home over the week-end. Mr, and Mrs. Henry Leish.M.ari,: Mr, and Mrs. Percy Ranker and Mr: Fred Barker of Goderieh, were • Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Thompson and Howard, and Mrs, Fred Barker and son, Teddy, who. had been visiting neve return- ed home with them, Mr. Rod McLean, of Toronto, spent the holidays with his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Jeffer- son and family. vvi njou.km Aovkilme-rximeri, wosoleb‘hq, A,irril 1, ON A* Moro than gOO regiuttrrod norook volunteer their services 'to the Oar. nadlan Red Cross to instruct wo., men in home nursing. 001,11104. 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Tandem Tractor Disc, Harrow Goble Offset Disc Harrow No. 509 One-Way Discs SPREADERS Three Light Draft Manure Spreaders With 47.00 and 00' bushel capacity. • TRACTORS Packed with Famous M-H Features! Many Models to Choose From! Come in today! USED MACHINERY 1-No. 41 TRACTOR', 1952 Model 1-FERGUSON TRACTOR, With 2411rrOtv 1. No. 20A 1952 Model 15-RUN DRILL I I CHARDS HODGINS Your Massey Harris Dealer win ghats t Phone 318 Presbyterial. meeting 113 EXeter Tfl DD Rivrrip lir it next week are Mrs.. Lewis .Sterte- house and Mrs, Ross Robinson, I 1111,411 I 1 calm, TI fiti :Wyk% 1tlritt., visata 144 DELLIATEs coosEN s1011 repeeted, Delegatesi:q, the I BE,L.GRAVE-The regular meet- ings of the Woman's lyliselonary 'Society and the Woman's AftSeent. Won of Knox 'United .Clirelf Were held Wednesday afternoon in the phureh. Mrs. gdgar. Wightman, president of the W.M.S., opened its meeting with a hymn and prayer followed by reports by the secretary-treas- urer and the gift fund, Mrs. Jesse Wheeler reported the visits for the quarter, Delegates appointed to the Presbyterial meeting in Exeter were Mrs. George Miehie and Mrs. Stewart Procter, A card of theeltS was read from Mrs. R, Chamney. The worship service was in charge of Mrs. W. Scott, the theme being "Christ Is Risen" Mrs, Edgar Wightman react, Scripture passage!, trent Lulce and Mrs. Kenneth Wheel& read from Acts. T P1 Reports abOut three missionaries were given; Miss Hedwig Bartling, who works among Japanese Cana- dians in Vancouver by Mrs. 'Ken- neth Wheeler; Dr, R, 13. Palmer, formerly of Wroxeter and Wing- ham and who now is at Hazelton, B.C,, working among the Indians by Mrs, Edgar Wightman, Mrs. W. Scott react a poem about 'planting, and also told about Dr. Donald Watt of the Mission Hospi- tal on Queen 'Charlotte Island, The Easter Thankoffering was received end Mrs, W. Scott led in prayer followed by a hymn. Prayer by Mrs. Edgar Wightman closed the meeting. The president of the W.A., Mrs. George Michie,, was in charge of that meeting, Scripture reading, Psalm 16 was read by Mrs. Earl Anderson. The theme of the meet- ing "Easter Gladness" and the meditation, "Victory over. Death," were given by Mrs. George Michie. Mrs. Miehie also led in prayer. The group from the south of the village is sponsoring a film about the Five Oaks Mission Station, to be shown at a later date, and it was also anneuneed , that the 1Vtis7 sionary arid Maintenance depart-, ment of Huron Presbytery is showing two films in the Presby- tery and would be at Belgrave on April 20 in the church, This meeting closed with a hymn. Music supervisor for schools in Morris Township is Mrs. Nora Mof- fat and Mrs. Elaine McDowell for the schools of East Wawanosh Township, The festival is under the control and management of the I3elgrave School Fair Association of which Howard Campbell is president, and Stewart Procter, secretary, Charles R, Coultes is chairman of• the as- sociation's festival committee and Mrs. George Michie is festival secretary. Schools taking part in the 1956 Belgrave Music Festival and their teachers were: S.S. 1 Morris, Mrs. Beth Plunkett; S.S. 3 Morris, Mrs. E. Somers; 'S.S. 4 Morris, Mrs. W. Miller; S.S. 5 Morris, Mrs. Ted Mc- Creath; S.S. 6 Morris, Mrs. J, Ire- land; - S.S. 7 Morris, Newton Gal- braith; S.S. 10 Morris, Donald ,Kai; S.S, 11 Morris, Miss Janice Merritt; S.S. 12 Morris, Miss Edna Martin; U.S,S, 3 East Wawanosh and Mor- ris, Mrs. L. W. Bolton; U,S.S. 6 East and West Wawanosh, Robert Ferris; U.S.S. 7 East and West Wawanosh, Mrs. V. Burden; S.S. 9, East Wawanosh, Lloyd ArmStrong; S.S. 1.O East Wawanosh, Mrs. R. S. Scott; U.S.S. 11 East Wawanosh and Hullet, Mrs. M. Yungblut; S.S. 13 East Wawanosh, Mrs. Leslie Wightman; U,S.S. 16 East and West Wawanosh, Mrs. S. Lansing; U.S.S. 17 East Wawanosh and Mor- ris senior room, Mrs. Margaret Walsh; `junior room, Mrs. Janet Mathers.; These schools compete annually for the Wingham Lions Club Trophy, held now by 'U.S.S. 11 East Wawanosh and Hullet; the Bel- awning /1 vital' Monthly Meeting mu:MAWS-The regular meet- lag of the leVening Auxiliary of the Woolen's Missionary Society of Lenox United Church was bold at the borne of Mrs. Robert Gramby on Wednesday evening. president, Mrs. Ross Ander- son, opened the meeting with a hymn `and prayer, Reports were read by the secretary and treasurer and fourteen members answered the roil call. There were six bon* re worship service was led by' Mrs. Cliff Logan. and opened with a hymen followed by Scripture reade ings by Mr's. C. Logan, Mrs, George noble end Mrs, Reps Anderson. l'he topic from the study book,. "What's lacing Done for the Ind,' inns?" was read by Mrs. Albert Beeman end Mrs. Gordon Bosnian, Mrs, Clifford Logan and Mrs. jas. R. Coulter. Boy's solo nine years and under: Bruce Currie 87, S.S. 9 East Wawa- nosh; Graeme Craig 86, U.S,S. 11, Morris; Douglas Bieman 85, U,S.S. 7 East Wawanosh and West Wa- wanosh; Billie 'Hetherington 84, S.S. 10, Morris; David Wheeler 83, S.S. 6 Morris; Bobbie Lock- hart, 82, U.S.S. 16, East Wawanosh. Girl's solo, seven years and under: Cheryl Toll 87, SS.. 10 East Wawanosh; Ruth Bylsma 86, U.S.S. 17 East Wawanosh and Morris; Janice Walsh 85, U.S.S. 17 East Wawanosh and Morris; Ruth McLennan 84, S.S. 8 Morris; Nancy Anderson 83, U.S.S. 16 East Wa- wanosh; Brenda Nesbitt 82, U.S.S. 12, Morris. Boy's solo seven years and under: Reggie Badley 86, U.S.S. 12 Morris; Ray Sehiefele 85, U.S.S. 17 East Wawanosh and Morris; David Cowing 84, S.S. 10 Morris; Henry Martin 83, U,S.S. 17 'East Wawa- nosh and Morris; Ronald McBur- ney 82, S.S. 9 East Wawanosh; Barry Hastings 81, S.S\10 Morris, Unison Chorus (22 and under): U.S.S. 11 East Wawanosh, 86, Mrs. Myrtle Yttngblitt; U.S.S. 16 -East Wawanosh, 85,.Mrs..13i,ith Lansing; S.S. 1, Morris, 84 Mrs. Beth Plan-. ]teat; TY.S.S, 3 East Weiwanosit 83, Mrs. Dorothy Bolton. Girl's solo nine years and under: Martie Koopmans 87, U.S.S. 6 E. & W. Wawanosh; Grace Mathers 86, S.S. 8 Morris; Joyce Procter 85, S.S. 5 Morris; Lynda Bryans 84, U.S.S. 11 Morris; Betty de Haan 83, U.S.S. 16, East Wawanosh; Anne Spiegleberg 82, U.S.S, 6 East and 'Vest Wawanosh. Girl's solo eleven years and un- der: Ruth Miehie 87, U.S.S. 5 Mor- ris; Barbara Krug 86, U.S.& 17 -East Wawanosh and Mules; Joyce Armstrong 85, S.S. 5 Morris; San- dra Chamney 84, S.S. 7 East Wa- wenosh; Anne Currie 83, S.S. 9 East Wawanosh; Audrey Wheeler 82, S.S. 6 Morris, Women's Institute To Meet Tuesday BELGRAVE-Mrs, Stanley Cook will be convener of the annual Meeting of the Belgrave Women's Institute to be held in the com- munity centre, on Tuesday, The tell call will be answered by nam- ing a song mother used to sing. Miss Edith Procter will address the group about pioneer buildings in the community. Annual reports Will be given arid election of offi- eerS held. Lunch will be served by Mrs, L. Hopper, Mrs. H. McGuire and Mrs, Wm, llrydges, BELGRADE 'Keith Andersen, -of St, Thotnas, spent the week-end with his par- ents, Mt, and lam Earl Anderson, committee Voted $500 for :Centennial By Morris Council The Morris Council met in the township hall on April 2 with all the members present. The minutes of the last meeting. were read and. ..adopted on motion of Walter gliortreed and Ross Dun- can, - Procter-ShOrtreed - That Wan.. McArtor be appointed as noting road .superintendent until such time as his father, Ivan MeArter, is able to take..ovbr, subject to the approval of the district municipal engineer. Carried. Eiston-Duncan-That the general liability, spraying, non-owned automobile and graders' insurance be renewed with the General Acci- dent Insurance Co. through Bet- nerd Hall, Carried, Elston-Procter-That the tender of George Radford to clean and repair the Warwick Drain for the sum of 3700 be accepted, Carried, Duncan-Procter -That we charge five cents per head for inspection of herds that have been given the brush treatment for warble fly. Carried, Elston-- ,Proctcr-That we pay Addison Fraser $110,00 for making maps of Morris Township and that A. Fraser pay for material used. Carried. Procter-Sbortreed-That Addi- son ,Fraser be paid $200 on his sal- ary, Carried. Elston-Procter-That the engi- neer's report on the Johnston Drain be provisionally adopted. Carried. Shortrece-Duncan..T That the road bills as presented 'by the road superintendent be paid, Car- ried. The following were appointed as commissioners on the drains: War- wick Drain, Stewart Procter; Bos- man Drain, Wm. Elston; Lamont Drain, Wm. Elston; Cole Drain, Bailie Parrott; Spivey Drain, Bail- ie Parrott; Richmond Drain, Bail- lie Parrott; Breckenridge: Drain, Ross Duncan; Johnston Drain, Wm, Elston; Sawyer Drain, Stew- art Procter. " Elston-Duncan--That By-Law No. 9, -1956, repaying for fire trucks attending tires, he passed as read the first, second and third times and that it be printed in the three local papers. Carried, Procter-Shortreed-That we give the finance committee of the Cen- tennial $500 for Centennial expen- ses, Carried, Procter-Shortreed - That the meeting adjourn to meet again on May 7, at 1 p.m. or at the call of the reeve, Carried, The following accounts were paid: Municipal World, supplies, $5.98; Advance-Times, advertising, $2,88; Thos. Pierce,, 'fox bounty, '$1,00; Town of Clinton, debentures on school, $167.84; Bernard Hall, insurance, $269.34; Blyth Standard, advertising, $1,68; T. B. Marshall, warble fly powder, $217.50; Mrs. Eileen Cummings, indigent fees, $40.00; Blyth Standard, supplies. $8.50; Belgrave Co-Operative, war- ble fly powder, $214.50; Harold Walsh, relief account, $27.26; re- lief, $30.00; Addison Fraser, asses- sors' convention, $5,00; Addison Fraser, 3 maps of Morris Twp., $110.00; Addison Fraser, part sal- ary, $200,00; Bruce Richmond, .illichmond Drain, $2.00;' Ralph Shaw, Centennial, $500.00. Happy Hearts Meet Sunday Morning BELGRAVE-• The regular meet- ing of the Happy Hearts Mission Band of Knox United Church was ;-;,1,1 • n' Sunday morning in the church basement. The meeting was opened with the Mission Band Purpose, call to worship and a hymn. The secretary and treasurer each gave their report followed by the payment of fee,s. The roll call was answered after which Wayne Pletch read the Scripture lesson. A musical number was given by the children of .the 5th lino of Morris. Florence Kinn led in pray- er, The offering was taken up by Anne Wightman and Karen Ander- son, Lorna Bolt reed a poem, fol- lowed by a hymn, The World Friends were distri- buted by Audrey Coultes and Joyce Armstrong. A short business period was held after which the class divided into groups and were told interesting stories by their leaders. Last Week's Euchre Winds up Season BELGRAVE-The final progres- sive euchre party for this season was hold on Wednesday evening in the community centre. There were five tables in play and high prizes were won by Mrs. Prod Cook and John McCallum. Consolation prizes went to Mrs. John McCallum and Abner Nall- ery. A lunch was served. • • •• nali•Zim•a•mn p•••••••••ommo :man s u.m.non••••••• moo os. a ••••••••••• ATTENTION FARMERS! PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW for 9 SUNOCO DYNALUBE OIL Tough Heat Resistant Body. Retains :Full Engine Power. 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WINGHAM AMENxi41111119g 13 MEM III YOU GET DOLIAII$ AND CENTS PROOF or SHUR-GAIN PERFORMANCE WHERE IT COUNTS MOST SPECIAL SAVINGS in TOOLS anti ELECTRICAL NEEDS 1111111111111111111111111M111111101110111011111111111111110111111MINIMI .Einries .ffigher. This. Year at Belgrave Music Festiva BELGRAVE-The two-day ()Vent, grave Co-Operative Aeseciatien the 20-school Belgrave Music Fes- tival commenced on Monday morn- ing, with two large classes in com- petition in • the morning and four classes :competing in the after- noon. The Fesival Committee was for- tunate this year in being able to have Dr, G. Roy Venwiek, provin- cial director of music as adjudi- cator for the entire classes of OM- petition, Trophy, held now by U,S,S, 17 least Wawanosh and Morris, and there are two new trophies for the schools to compete for this year, these being Reigravo Women's In- stitute Trophy and the Scheel Area Trophy. These are to be annual competitions too, Cash awards are also given to the winners. Top class for entries this year was for boy's solo, nine years and under which drew 39 entries, and for girl's solo, nine years and under with 38 entries, Girl's solo, eleven and under has 36 entries; girl's solo, seven and ender, 84 entries; boy's solo, eleven and tinder and open duet each with 81 entries; girl's solo 14 years and under 30 entries; boy's solo seven and under with 28 entries and boy's solo 14 ,years and under with 25 entries. It is noted that each of the above classes are up about nine or more entries, than last year. There is also a good number of entries in the double trio, unison chorus, rhythm band and two-part chorus classes, Results of Music Festival classes: Boy's 'solo eleven years and under: Gerald Thomas, 87, S,S. 8 Morris; Anne de Haan 86, U,S.S. 16 East Wawanosh; Jimmie Taylor, 85, S.S. 9 East Wawanbs113 Murray Lowe, 84, S.S. 6 Morris; Keith Johnston, 83, S.S. 8 Morris; John Watson, 82, S,S, 4 Morris, Duet (open class) Marilyn Goll and Dorothy Cook 87, U.S.S. 17, East Wawnosh and Morris; Bob Bylsma and Maaike Bylsma 85, U,S.S, 17 East Wawanosh and Morris; Janet Beecroft and Sandra Chamney, 85, U.S.S. 7 East and West Wawanosh; Lorna Bolt and John. Bylsma, 84, U.S,S, 17 East Wawanosh and Morris; Barbara Krug and Douglas Johnston 83, U.S.S, 17 East Nawanosh and Morris; Marie Johnston and Doug- las Thomas 82, S.S. 8 Morris. GEf 1111 P1 Sire P1 P1 jell none Iiimainsinui N U N U P1 U U • a a U U N U U P1 e U U U Pam of Dam Beauty Faith Alclie Jonathan Adonis is also the sire of the, darn of Bapton Constructor who was recently purchased in Scotland by Louatla Manor FaXill at Peterborough at $50.000.00. Calrossie Adonis, the double grandsire of Aline Eisenhower, is a son of the famous Hirltton.Baronet,. For service to this or one of our other good bulls of all 'breeds inelmling both beet and dairy, call collect to: Cows ASSOCIATION 'Where Better Bulls Are Used" We have bulls in service that are top individuals with 'high powered .pedigrees. An example is our imported SHORTHORN Aldie Eisenhower, 346041 Imp, red. Sire of sire • CalreeSie Adonik Waterloo Cattle Breeding Altlie Jonathan Adonis, red Clinton Hu 2-3441 or Mildrnay 130112 between: 7.30 and 10 a.m, week days 'i.30 and 9.30 a.m. Sundays and holidays noticed in heat later in the day should he inseminated tiro following day. The cost ,is low: Life. membership $5.00 $5.00 per cow for members $6.00 per cow for non-members. - Darn of Sire Pittodric Ruhy 5th Sire of Darn Calrossie Adonis Darn Afilie 'Beauty Pride, red P1 fie U P1 U Ili P1 iiii1E11111111111111811101111111011E11112111111111110.11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111i,'