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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1956-11-28, Page 9mil • vorogovitwoosokociwimmorov St EA SON'S' GREETINGS AN I? BEST ISHES R A PROSPEROUS1. 1957 • A. D. ...)MITH C9Oncillor ,Turnberry .-Sta0aspletivemaeteilvaninetel..707a lWcaelMn eellalS.V.V10., ".#1#P1..11....01F,41M!..0**041•#111i#1#01.#411MPOmawytT Impio.01,ro..Rqumpem.00.TIolernle#01,41#q r"7 --TIP W$.1114 11. Advinco-Times, pfAPP1014.111 ti4Parr, Bible Society Appoints Officers. GORRIE—The annual meeting of the Bible Society was held in the 'United Church on Monday evening, The Rev. W. V. Duch- anan presided for the election of Officers, when Cecil Grainger was returned as president and Tom Edgar, as secretary-treasurer, The following were appointed 'as can. vassirs: A solo "Hark I Hear My Naine" was beautifully rendered by Miss Betty Collar. Following the sing- ing of the hymn, "We Have Heard the Joyful Sound", Mrs. Cairns, missionary on furlough from Af- rica spoke of her work there as a nurse and gave a very challenging message. Mr. Cairns then showed pictures of their work and describ- ed them very effectively. The hymn "My Jesus, I Love III Thee" was sung and Mrs. Har- court dismissed the meetly in prayer. Missionary Speaks At iThankoffering The Baptist Young Wompn:s Mission Circle held their fall Thankoffering meeting in the church on Thursday evening with the president, Mrs. Merrill Can- telon in charge. The hymn'"There's a Call Comes Ringing," was sung to open the meeting and ' the president led in prayer. The Scripture lesson was read by Mrs. Bruce MacLean, fol- lowing which Miss Betty Collar and Mrs. Frank Collar led in prayer. with Old aeglialiitallePO at. getmore arid ,Gien.arrafM, mr, %icor left Cilenannan station"als years ago the west, —Miss Marion Simpson spent . the week-end With Mr, and Mrs. Wed Manners of Qwen So4nd, --Mrs. W. Metric, Toronto, is spending this weer with her sister, Mrs. Fred Crump, Diagonal Rood. Percy Baker, Alliance Alberta, visited with his ...sister, Mrs, Hazel Hickey last Week, 0,1 4 3 Cons. 1:14 Cons. 1, 2 and 8, Mrs, Glad Ed- 0 gar, Mrs, Clarence Snarling; Cons, 4 and 5, Mrs. Irving 'Toner, Mrs, Archie. Miller; Cons, 6 and 1, Mrs. Earl King, Mrs. R. strong; Cons, s and 2, Mrs. Harold Robin* t4t son, Mrs. Harry Rhturie; Cons'. 10 li4/1 and 11, Mrs. Gerold Galbraith, Mrs.. Motley Bell; 'tons, 12 and 18, Mrs,, Clarence Stokes, Mrs, Dellherf Clew Cons, U and 15i MO. Meg' Many Thanks I would like to take this opportunity to say a sincere "thank you" to the ratepayers of the Township of Flowrek in my return to council acclamation, It is gratifying to feel that the citizens of How- ick have been satisfied with the efforts I have made to serve faithfully in those tasks and duties .which are the responsibility of a councillor. I , will spare no effort to' represent you in the best possible way. Harvey -McMichael 0011111,1.1.141411110111111W0401.11,m104mmampwatmm0.1610.009,60.1.0•Nopp,..gouw0.mw0,100.0011•01111111OM10.1.104....,w1. nfmn•i.mulmwTs.11.pww114100010.00wHyl#T10-0.1wonowacm,11mmoo*no0400.0400.0410.0.0meo.miu,e4#0.44n 1141...1111.#4' Th Yo`u! May I extend my sincere appreciation for' my return to the `council of the Township of Turn-, berry by acclamation. I feel that the ratepayers of- the; township have thereby indicated their confidence in'the service which I 'have been privi- leged to give. The year 1957 will 'no doubt bring its own par- ticular Problems, but you may rest assured that I will continue to'represent you as well as' can possibly be done. Heil) Foxston TIMIMT11.1•111'04./M1' •11411111101•••1•1••••11-111011-11411••1141•6111.1111.0411•11111011,4.0.x.,1111111111.41.1••1.011111m1111111•••••••••••111/011.11.1,1111.00/111•11410•1 ITIMMT•41••••••111,11///r/•11i7OTTIMPUT111111•111101111111111/11111t;41.1/e1i31/11STOTOT1.111110111•11.1111.1•1•111111•119=1•11.•••11'411•111111.1•/•111•••11111111•11•01•1141111111, .Ratepayers •Turnberry I am indeed pleased that you have seen fit to Teturn me to your council by acclamation. Rep- resenting you on the council has been most in- teresting and I am keenly aware of the honor. I you have extended to me in this regard. I shall make every effort to see that the business handled in 1957 is carefully considered and dealt with in your best interests. 1M1/11..1/••••••••1.11.1111••11.1••••••••••••IT1.11 4111111•01/..11.111•1•111110•1,11•141.11.1006111110•1111111•1•111110•1101/11•11.1•1••11•1•11.11•1111.0.1111111•11.1••••111=111., W. Jack R 1 illits . ' . 1 411#11•11111•414•11•0111••11111111•11•11101•1111111.1.411111•11.1111•11.141•11,11.011.0.••••••=o0mTMTIMIP*0•11.11111P111111.11.111•11#11.1,1110#111/11.1111111.1,111 1 Thank You ! May I express' to the electors of, the Township of Turnberry my very sincere appreciation of the honor they have bestowed upon me in my return to the reeveship by acclamation. I have thoroughly enjoyed the opportunity of serving you in the past, not only as reeve of the township, but also during the `past year as Warden of the County of Huron. I shall devo0 every effort to serving you to the best of my ability during the corning year. John V. Fischer TII.liaiiitTainitT•iiikTm•Tearil14111111101.111,1111•111#11.11/11.1.11 111 1(111111•1111111•11.1111•11111#Pp1M/11/111••11111411111111.1•1111414111•41111111I. id.#.1.44#1,04d#O•4•ii•Ti.aoilit.o•ITITTOOTewitTioseivalT•••••••••••••••isettaintiiii1•••!naTtieuatwbowtilmliiioTiminTi*ouw. Electors of Morris Township I nerve offered myself as a' candidate for the reeveship of the TownshiP. of Morris and'ask your support at the polls on election day. During the time I 1)ave served as a councillor I have made every effort to study the problems' twhieh face our Municipality and can assure you that in the event of my election as reeve no effort will be spalted to provide the most care- ful type of )00,1 government, as well as strong representation at 'county council. Your support will lie sincerely appreciated. Wilikam Els yW4nllYNliwwiMwfilmo4#Y‘01004.110460‘640041‘410404.014110 .......".w....T....04....t...0....T)...o.w.”1.•,11...el•Tmir.....,11.".41...i!...............40,1,.."10,0•.....`", • Mel Allen i• ••••••••••TiTamo.mom.doliwomisoomiTelmoTiami•o••••TT•••••1100•TTITTworm".1.1o,1-•Twoolarro••••41..T01.1.4.111•1111.11 i Sincere .."Thanks I would like to express my appreciation of the confidence the people pf Wingham have placed in me as a member of the town council. It has been a distinct pleasuye to serve the rate- payers of the town-in previous years and I will spare no effort to which will further the inter- ests of sound municipal government, during the , year 1957. W. F. Burgrnan .T.1.0111.4•1• 114•1•141.1•1•1,111111M01•1•111141•110•1•10•1••••••1141.1011(111011111•11.111.IITTI.T.11.1101/1•411•T11111111.110111.01111111/11.0110•11411•1104111•• 141111•41001•1111111111.111111•101M1110.11,0”111•n •0 #1111.011•••••11•11/1•111,1101.61141•11.11.•11,•10=11.111.0.1.11111#1.11.111#1.11.1.11.11#11.1 electors of- Win ha Having been returned ,as deputy reeve of the Town of Wingham by ' acclamition, I would like to extend my thanks to ,all the ratepayers who have expressed their trust in me. 1 It has been iny•privilege to 'serve you as coun- .1 cillor and deputy reeve for several years and I I have devoted my best efforts to the interests' of I the town. I will endeavor to continue, this ser- I vice on your •behalf during the coming year. Joe Kerr .0 /111/1111111111-11•1•0111111•11.1•11•01•••01011.i0eMDUCM.114•111•••••••••11.111••1•0•11611•0•11.0•13111*11.1.1111.11•11•11”-11.11101•040./110/.004••11, 70••••1•111101.1•004111•1•11111,111•1111.0g111••••••••71/1111111•1101•1•11411•••11••110.110213.1141.1.0.1:21.11.110 T••••0••••0mamo•••••••••11••••• Thank You i May I say how much I appreciate the confidence placed in me by the ratepa,,yers of Howick 'Town- ! ship who returned me to the council by acclam- 1 I ation. The honor of serving you for another year is sincerely appreciated. I will not spare any effort to represent you faith- fully on the 4957 council and to strive for the best possible year in the history of the muni- I cipality. . Ivan Haskins fIfilny•••411=111111•11.11•111.110•11401•1111.11.1•111•11•1-0411•••••••••••1•11Taii1111.11•1111•11•10.11•0•4011114•1C1.1141,7•11,011111•1111.11•11111T(1•11•111.1M•t, ,1141•1•114M•111=1,1 4111111.00•1•4111M11.1•11•11.11•110/111.0WIT••••••111.001••1101•11111111.1T.141141.10111•0•11.1141,11••04••••••••••••••••114MTul MY APPRECIATION May I express my sincere appreciation for the acclarriation which was accorded me on Fri- day evening. , be a pleasure to serve you again as a 'member of the Wingham Town Council. The decisions which will be faced in the next twelve months are important to all in this community and I can promise that they will receive my most earnest consideration. W. Be CONRON . TO TT011.1141.1111111111411#0114111•11.111111111. •41111104•1111.11•1‘11111011111.111•041,011111•1•11.10111•01111#14.11#111111414441•11.11•1•111,11.11411•1•111•10-0411mi. •11.1•••••••11111••••••••111•4111111111111.1111111.111“11.11.11111.1111111•111111•1111111111111(11.61111111.0•11,111.11•41•1111110•1•1•11.1111•••114•••11,11111111011.•1•1011.m0 Sincere Appreciation The confidence disPlayed by the electors of the Township of HOwick in returning me as reeve by. acclamation is an honor that I do sincerely appreciate. My thanks to each of you. Having served on County Council for several 'years, I have decided to seek the wardenship in I 1957, and if ejected I will strive not only to represent you faithfully on county council but also to bring what honor I may to our townghip. Harry Gowocly ft • him W. nanna leaves la- ter this week to spend vacation In Miami, viarlda. 'Ord Mrs, xl A. Magee of Hanover spent Friday afternoon with AfrEb Robert Wenger;, H, L, Parl5gr. is attending the annual Clergy 1Confeliwlce which is being held at Chatham,. Percy Baker and his. Mrs, Hazel. Hickey visited COUNTY INSTITUTES GATHER FOR RALLY AT CRANBROOK HALE WROXETER.—.The fourth Hirron County Rally for the Women's In- stitute was held in dranbrook community hall on Monday of last week with 'an attendance of over 100. The East Huron exe- cutive was in charge of the pro- gram and Mrs. Andrew Simpson, president, presided with Mrs, Cros- by Sotheran as secretary.' Leslie Lake was pianist and ac- companied Mrs. Cousins of Brus- sels who led community singing. In the morning session four dis- cussion groups were led by Mrs. ,Wardlaw of Ethel, Mrs. Norman Keating of Wingham, Mrs. Ken- neth Johns, Etceter and Mrs. Des jardines of Grand Bend, on the following subjects, "HoW can W.I. 'members assist the committee set up by the government to study the problem of sex preyerts?" "How' can traffic regulations and the en- forcement of them be improved?" "Racial Discrimination — what does it mean to us." The appoint- ed secretaries brought to the meet- ing the findings of the various groups. Guest speaker for the morning was Mrs. E. V. Thompson, who spoke on the chosen theme of the rally, "Opportunity and Service Begin in the Home." Mrs, Thomp- son, who is vice-chaiman of Guelph area, as well as Confer- ence and :holiday secretary for F.W.I.O., urged members to take advantage of these opportunities, for further education as well as relaxation and fun. Mrs. Thomp- Pon was' introduced by Mrs. Stan- ley Bride, ,immediate past presi- dent for East Enron. At noon a box lunch was enjoyed with Cranbrook ladies providing tea. The afternoon speaker was Mrs. 1., D. Hendry of Galt, who also spoke on the theme, but from the national and international level, Mrs. Hendry went with the dele- gates when they attended A;C.W.W at Copenhagen. , She hap . also visited -United Nations. The speak- er was introduced, by Mrs. D. S. MikacNhai highlight of the meeting was the awarding of the first County W.I. scholarship. The winner was Miss Mary Whyte of Seaforth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Whyte. The scholarship is for 4-H club work. The winner must show' outstanding progress, ;devel- opment and leadership qualities and carry out a high calibre of club work, Last year Miss Whyte graduated from, a diploma course at MacDonald Institute. She has completed eight homemaking club projects and is actively interested in community activities. At present she is a student at 'Stratford Tea- cher's College. The award was presented by Mrs. Stanley. Bride, who spoke words of congratula- tion and good wishes. A panel discussion on radio and television evaluation was conduct- ed by Wroxeter W. I. Those faking part were Mrs. , John Lane, Mrs. 'Wm. Mair, Mrs, Allen Munro, Mrs. Frank Earls and Mrs. D. S. Mac Naughton, ASsistant Women's editor of CKNX-TV Miss Betty Geisler, was present and movies were taken of some of the activi- ties, A guest of honor was Mrs. Wall- oper area, chairman, of 'London, who spoke briefly. MrS. 4t, J. Mc- Kellar, Kincardine, F.W.I.O. board director for Bruce and East Hur- on, was present and brought greet- ings from F.W.T.O. At the close of the meeting flow- ers were presented to the guest sneakers, Through the courteay of the. Cranbrook branch afternoon tea was served, ••16Td•r1aini11miT•0•in•011oai4ommoiliiinoolo Thank You ! gay I extend my thanks to the electors bt .iliewitir Township Who Saw 'to return IiI0 to the Connell, by acchunittiOin ' It has been an limit* to serve you and I will toW thine to do my beat for .he citizens of the town. ship throughout t h e coming ,year. Arthur Gibson THAN K To the citizens of the Town of 1AT4Ighatn for the eonficlenee you have pLacpd in me for giving me an acclamation as Reeve for they ear 1957. Wishing you all prosperity and the compliments of the season. J. ROY ADAIR , •,,,A0V-VTItOPANTIPOS7.07.0=2:0,0,.Wrir7,%7V7000.7.00.1,0010.0*10 #•••111tTodenroroulimmu•imm.e.usswo•••••••••••••••0•Too11low111Tepp To Wingham Ratepayers I do appreciate my return to town council by acclamation .as a token of. the fact that my ef- forts on your behalf have met with approval. Please accept my sincere thanks for your sup- port in this regard. It bus been a pleasure to serve the town and in my capacity as chairman of the industrial committee I have been happy to see the development of new industry here. The efforts, of this committee will be continued and increased during the coming year. i Earl Hamilton !..TomMIT.MIIKITINOINI•1•04•1•100•11IP(P•MITTIT•••••••••.TOMITITTUTtiiiII=MITM11.••••••=”11n 11111/411/11,1=1.1.#0.11#11ININI• 111 .100.11M14111•111004111•41111M1•01•0•4111111011MOTI•10.11111•414•11111•0•MODiOo••••= N' 1%0.1=011111P IT I THANK YOU . The compliment which has been extended to me in my acclaniation as mayor of the Town o Wingham is deeply appreciated. I have striven to give my very best efforts for the welfare of, our fine community in the years I. have been a , councillor and mayor, and it is a gratification to find that my service has met with your dpproval. As in ,the past, I can promise that no trouble will be spared on my part to serve the. people of 'this community faithfully in every way. TT".•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• R. E. McKINNEY • lulnlo~o~.w~.mnm.mllmulnml•ln~nlnlnla~n .. llllllll lllll 1 lllll 11111111 lllll 1 lllll 11119111111111 lllllllll 1111111111 llllllllllllll 11 lllllllll lllll 11111111111111111111 l 1 llllllllllll 11. To the Electors of Morris Township Ladies and Gentlemen,. I have again been asked to stand for re- election as Reeve of Morris Township for 1957. I deem it an honour to have served as Coati- cillor for six years and three years as Reeve. I feel with this experience I am well qualified to give the Township good service. I respectfully solicit your vote and influ- ence- on Dec. 3rd and if elected I shall do my utmost to work for the best interest of the Township 'and its citizens Yours sincerely, Bailie Parrott i l lll Int ll lll IIIt111t I11111.11I II tf Il1111111111111111f11t11111111111111 llllllll lllll East flawanosh Ratepayers .1 0, We appreciate the confidence placed in us by 'your acclamation, electing us to represent you for 1957 and will continue 0 to serve in the best interest of the town. ship. sgemoomogeommuigiot WISHING EVERYONE A JOYOUS CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR PomigmomtzwgiooKtiog ORVAL E. TAYLOR JOHN BUCHANAN CLARENCE, HANNA ORVAL McGOWAN ALOIN PURDON Crump.Simmons Harold Albert, Crump of Wing- ham, son of M.P. Fred Crump of Wingham and the late Mr. Crump, and Muriel Ellen Simmons, Wing- ham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Simmons, Wroxeter, were married at the Presbyterian manse on Saturday, November 24th. Rev. A. Nimmo performed the double- ring ceremony. The attendants were the bride's sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Timm, Wingham., The bride wore a wood rose' suit with navy accessories. Her sister wore a brown suit with brown and green accessories. A wedding dinner was held at the home of the bride's parents. After a honeymoon `to Toronto, Niagara Falls and Buffalo they will reside in Wingham, Kinettes Donate To Christmas Fund The regular meeting of the Wingham Kinette Club was held on Monday evening at the home of Mrs, John C,urrie. Two guests, MrS. Bruce MacDonald , and Mrs. Bill Connell, were welcomed to the meeting by the President, Mrs. Jack Lloyd, The treasurer, Mrs. Jim Currie, was asked to make out the cheque to the Salvation Army for $25,00 which is the annual Christmas donation from the Kin- ette Club. Mrs. Welwood was welcomed and proved very interesting and en- tertaining as she read each meth- bees tea cup. A gift In apprecia- tion was presented by M'rs. Len Crawford. The next meeting, which ,will be the Christmas meeting, and ex- change of gifts, will be held on December 10 at, the home of Mrs, Jim Currie, After a delicious lunch• served by the hostess, the meeting was adjourned by the' pre-' sident. ! In Appreciatiqn The confi4enee of the ratepayers of the Town- ship of flowielc shown in my return to council by :acclamation is sincerely Appreciated, It has been a pleasure to serve the best interests of the township and I look forward with confidence to the coming year. I would like to assure you that I will put forth every effort to represent you faithfully. 'oor; Gerrie, northeast, Mrs, POMO;Stewart,. Mrs. Gordon Un- derfkOodl Gerrie northwest, . Fred Kradraan; ogrria aavweast, Miss Maargaret pane, Mrs. ;Nor- man Wade; oorrie southwest,, Eiradraan, Mr, Otallaaan thatOfec eery apd,49neetora fob (arta in the PaSt, Thate small. attendance at the megfAi. is hoped that the canvas WO, Gordon Akar, Mrs, flaraid completed before December 19ttk' ilit****SIWKAGSSOr‘gitik4hg14$00044Wirg*.