HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1957-01-23, Page 1' HOME TO•CDoli." OPP,-:Mi. and,
Mrs. Whitney Grose and Debbie
arrived home from a few weeks In .
Florida on :Monday, just ' missing
the cold spell. They . tell us the
temperathres remained above , the
60 mark :all the time, they:were y)
the sunny state. tIlefe-thol
Red. with setleret.
rantS,,, John •Flanna,arelvell
Out ' last yeek,after atboili l
.111 'the• 'south..'
Vr•
BI 40*+430!ter
turir tint for the ji9907kiiii*
•the Wir hain .W
*belt. O • . 4piltffre.
•JuPitir6:::01001,:- o):•Ofht
The hockey team 19. tPnisaoring
..draw: for 4110.40.1 inf..111110F.20
kOs.t wive! yolk *dye •
i'dieten 1404::01).0.4,re not,
•atelia''010'itilit tutu he'trin*
$44,:00 ...and ei44-ten-spot
be added '4. siOdar 'draw :next
week • elifiretc(GOWdy, reere!:Or She;Township" of W416147;01170 Was elected to . 'the 'Vvardenthipt the,''Ccitinty of..gtiron. at .the. opening ..Session of
Codnty Council. in' Oodeileb,:lest -week; Defeated In the voting. was
Reeve Cecil' Blake 'af',Aslifield ToWiship', • Mr Gowdy has represiented
Howlett as reeve and deputy rievei for e 'past 'eight years; •
• • •- • ,• .:•PfuitO Hannnielti* One Pe es on
'
njuted This „Week •
Only. .one ',person wiltIffeated• for
an ;injury at the Winialaso.,.General
Reipital, this Week:, On, . Wednev
day last, Keith 'Johniton,lof Wing-
was injured when a railMaa
tya fell on his left foot, FOrtunate-
fy, no bones were broken and he
`allowed •home' after eXamina- .
The regular Meeting'
men Club was held 14.1410'
Hotel on -Friday' at 7..•p;
Roger West said' grace as*
Lloyd Elleott was atiPgio4140 cant-at-arms. ' A • very...•..humoro
fine session followed 'SAO A.ev91 •
ea.eed paying, dearly :,..for
"crimes".. . Commencingihnhusineas riettal •
President:, Jack 1,..1oya egt4the
plan's for a curling bonaplei; wiiic
is to be .held, : February '10th, Ini;
vitations have been serit.t.e.-other
clubs and already entrlee are'hein
received. laorne..;Kaapnpair
will be cheArpisof of this eit • V.:,
Another": very thorotigh ,t1 us•
Sion ifolloWed regarding '. the ,• Posed ewimmiew.p001. project and! •;•
it is hoped that in the very nea)I!!,
futurew definite :deeision: will, bfil •,;
Made piiblie-AhOwly formed lennet •
mittee under the:eliiiirrtiareiliio ef,„
Kin-Cy Robinson ancteonsiAing .0f; ,
Klrisolert
Cott; Len Cre,V4Ortt..and;vie9410.017.
dent,' .lack Walher,..Stibinitted•is.
port,- Past:•Brosidetit Al': Wiliiaxnsy
actingacting..as Seoretery: for the • fecal
formed•.swimining.:Vedi
gave' ..the'. 'report' rnedting
which .• was. heldrecently; •711;0
pose'of ."th la' co nun ittep,is.
.and'
,1,
thorough . investigations nd Olio,'
Wee ways and means.. of ',raising
funds for•,sneh a ProreCt3-:Anotber.‘
Meeting .is ••planded
club's, next regular meeting;''
Before akTiotirrinient a raffle'.
ticket Was :4 rit•Wri 'and' Ipn•Warren
Callan: won .a bok : . •
shows' the itreateit -improvement in track and' field, Work, and wag
deriated as a Memorial to Mr. Johns, whose name was boUs'eiloid
word in .Toronto educatipnal circles, He. died, lust March at the: age
of 50.• Mr.. Johns commenced teactiing in TOronto in 1911. Fla,Aimil
'served as'. president of the Public School `Athletic Associatien in 1924;25
and froM 1925-29 he was seeretary.-treasurer of the' •,Tli
1929 he became executive secretary to the, director of educatiom4.,To-
, ronte Star photo.
Tale Wingham Recreation•.Ceun
held -a meeting .6e • Wednesday
evening • in. the SoWn•••)1all .vKliEl4 tat:
gbdd • attendance Members:;
bair„lnen Jack. *GothutV'the new
Philde4 of the, Crrouncil, ntroduc-
"$fitioxa,i;
Fitra:Board, who outlincd.the„kixtd•
oU flint ..sapply service • the •1.00.14:1
could giVe t,o '.tlie,Ccitifieirin the
way of apartainstruetion. Wingham
would become • the , distribution
centre for.- siich providing
Service-for .Gorrie,- Belgraiie, Blue.:
veto and WrOxeter, '
•A. .Separate `committee :to: leek
after filmy 'is. to • be Set up by the
tonna 'and it expected that
they Will. be available.. by next
month: A 16 m.rh, • sound projettor
is to 'be supplied b•y the National
Filtn `1Board :until the 'Pennell Awl
obtain' a machine of Its ,
Will join with Grey -and 'Bruce
• . ..-
.ie1:1TaFtY• PCowtO.0.‘-.4101t
Township Wei:elected war•
0414 of the :ConntY, 4f lrrbn
when convened at
Oderieh last•,w,eek,:, • • ,•...
ty.eifte
~ptiitfiiclpalA • lie, i' a dywd,it has
this to* 9t,
Y
iteitme..for :threC. years an •oectipled
s. eouncil .,,,etat ,fOr ' tllc mire ,s
three xeais, • • • ' • '
Township will .he repro=
rented by .04. watilettifer •the first
time in 28 years.•Tho 4 laat Howick
man to hold, the :pelit:*as Themits
IngPli who Ymritett of the
empty, . in
More -thah 140, publfe school teachers invaded -a recent Meeting of
Tomato •kkard. Of Education to do hOnor to the. Memory' of the
late Eiti.Johnki, a fOrMer Wingharin boy .and brOther.Of the Misses •
• PbAlid and:Miqiueiite Johns :of 'Wingham. Fie was a former teacher
ion ti*Toroilib'Sta0.4.ria:executive secretary ,to the !director of edti.;;
',•catiiitt•for the. city: The •te.a.Cherg who attended the board meeting Were•.
there
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to. presept*a trophy. to the, board for annual competition among
•;thelluhlic •Achools in thecity. The tropby.will go to the uchool*bict!
EUCH:ft: AS
The 'CYO is sPOsiaoring a 'euchre
and danpe in the Perish .
Wingham, On ,:T•uescisic. January 20,
at 840 i o'elocIc glxes; ''.lunch.
Everyone...weloom NP231)
ENtikti
oey Of
„Feaeter, vkish.*4nOunee
the eegageifrielftheft r• e
old
cArtitd Francis, don , and
IVIr •.•
9ovi ras &PP ?eV by
Reeve Cecil ,'ef,; Aatifyld
election
the new. wa ,deri iv escorted to
the !chair by Iteeyri , Iii 'V Fiscii-
OWnshipi.Vho
trip
e'StroYett by,Jiro'aboiit.
114- 'WOtilitOitittY; A part of the
luMber‘stortige .oundidg to the west"
!**. K. J. •Huesfon, .was also
destroyed In the same fire, .
were •+first• noticed
by c2iiion'tinderWOod,-: Who; stun-:
mooed Abe'owner. Winghain,•tire
departMeni, Wits. called and .61.0e
khe Until •-seven C • •
`Xt le:061411st :by.',the,'Sneiner that
the:fire.'may .int46. been' VaeSod
the Milt is
including te ;of iTtitnberr4
"When' tOdaY11-'11ttle•PiggY' goes
to inarget-:-4alre sure open
MariteL". •1' '
This,:
.
nut-shell,, was.: the. :ad-.
vice-given to 'hog '.1Yrodueere . at lit.
forMation meetings' held Oa. Mon:.
day;* :Ray director Of,
field services for the •Cnterie Fed-:
oration ;of. Agrieuttlire; The .firtit•
gathering:Was:held in the after-
noolp at rill eValeand trithe even- . •
.ing-At• -IgrAve. • • • ••• •• •
ell1040g, whewas.introduced
gram of open marketing Is now a,
compulsory one; they had started
out 'on , a. voluntary basis and
'changed over to the present set-up
when • it was' discovered that the
benefits 'derived were so outstand-
ing.•
• "The system. has more than
provedits worth7.there in the:dIreet
benefit,' derived regarding, prices
and Lhe zinniher of hogs conking. on
to t e etieh market," Said Mr, Iter-7-
*FcAt
vise
by Leslie fortune, at the afternoon
meeting; outlined the "open mark-
et, plan" initteet6d many gueS-
'lions on tlid'canapnign in Huron
The Catario-,Tkog Producers' As-
Social:fon Airogrisitt Which Huron
Ootytty is embarking ituoii, is shril-
laar In detail th the Programi at pre-
sent i.n'operation in the counties of
.Grey: arid BrUck• but there .1s 'one.
7%44*, *portant difference said Mr.
Heriott, In Grey and:Bruce the pro-
.
HEARS UNION MAN
eqiiipmentind• a •large tnialititP. Of.
[end,.;The loss of path billiateio-
hr.• covered by insurance.
This is •the second mill to be
lIestolyed on the, same site. The
Other .fjte, occurred in 1922,, after•
which 'this, mill Was built. At that
time the mill Wes - owned ,by the.
late John. Mueston. •
The 'Joss of the mill Will be• a
Serious inconvenience to the forth,
cis in the' district. •
• ••• • house, of lielgribe,; Ilin• at Male
to their friend*. and :relatives on.!
the occasion • Of; theif Diamond
wedding anniversary, '60 Tuesday,
January 29, 1957, from tW to four
o'clock in the afternoon and seven
to eight in the evening. F23*
counties in the distribution of
Vic Lohghlean resigned 'from the
Council as part-thne recreation VI
director. Pressure of buSiness was
given as his reason for resigning.
Vle said, however, that he would
assist in any way be,cotild to help
the council with sporting activities.
The ,next' meeting of tho Council
will be held in February.
The • a; *rne;n merits
respect ,of a widn..elrele of Manila
and neighbors hr his hatiVe .teWn.
ship, es well ak,theree0,es of the
other municipalities in ,the County,
Married' to 'the lornier:Enimeline
Earl, 'they haVe c,ne'sciri;
at home. Among #107.- Other mitt*
ties Mr, Govirds,::10: some time
represented Bitiron;7Chiinty on the
:Provincial Cream,. 'Beard.
DANCE IN WROXETIP.ilt •
A dance will be held in W.roxeter
Town Hall on Friday,lainuary 25.
Sangster's Orchestra; 'admission
50 cents, bdoth in' hall. Sponsored
by • Women's Institute, • ' • 'F23b
The •Winghatia Library.
will be' closed' Sift etenings
during 'the menthe; antiarYi
;February .and Wire
'.14.0r1014
'1Wallfer , ;Stores will 'be
idoediek. • January' 28 .for
tildlit ;di* Tuesday,
for bind
stock-.
usual
F28b
, ••
Ile went •bh.:,:.sta .say: .thati.tbe
system ih.tihreiri—et.leastT.tp ,begiA
•vatiatary.,: •
one... •
He. explained 'that' agellei•liitt
eting is
that research. .bas-shown:that:qh
price line. and , the, itiPply:ftioe a.
very closely related, 7.Ona?te:r the'
other, it,thould•lie'.notaiyAia . as •
the .supply the,. price
drops and vice-'versa:'
"As. we ,Vittelied • the'Grek.'.rime•
eXperiment.. With their iiireetion
prograni we'saw price stabilization.
Getting hogs on to the open.market •
Is the secret of 'successful shog •
marketing:' he stated, • ,
Explaining what, exactly, the; %
open matket Is, Mr. Hergott said
that a hog sold under the three
following . conditiOni may' he said
to have been sold on the open •
Market: (1)..Tlie hog is delivered to
one of the Ontario Hog rroduCerre,
Co-operative marketing points; or,
to 'the Outarki • Stock Verdi!. in
Toronto. The hog is not delivered
'direct from the farm to the
hes of one of the meat- packers- "
At the marketing point, or at the.
Ontario Stock Yards the hog is •
offered for sale by the farmer's •
salesmen to bilyers.^These stilesinen
are hired by .the sales agency cif
the Ontario Hog producers' Co-
operative. (3) The bog is Sold to
the meat pi'obessor bidding; the
highest.Pric0. 'Through this method
the producer 'benefits pricewise
from the fullest poselble Coriipeti-
time bidding that the market. chit.
offer; . • •
"tt Is our intention 'to ask •alt
bog producers in the county to In.
struel. their .trixelterti'to. ship hogs
only'tu art open .market t•ciint..At '
preient we feel that the 'trucking
Settup-is not teon.otnie, hdt-therei,
At present . no suggestion ; of trildtft
lug any changes. • • . .
"What we'Want to sea fe .100%
or. thi!. Pigs In -Ontario. tenting on
In . the Open "market and tilleivery
point bthigs no to out 15f the most
imisortfoit flouts in our program—
gernpetItive hiddlltg to yield tire '
highest prices. •
'There IS /It preterit great .ociltvy
petition 'between the big It • ' •
and Ole little brim • Said
big' paelterS have been drib
feentintied front page 7t1'41-:
•
gorruan Croakwright 'was re-
appointed to the office of rettor's
warden at the annual vestry meet-
ing of St. Paul's Anglican Church,
held in the parish room on Monday
evening, Michael McPhail. was the
choice of the congregation for the
office Of people's warden. • •
• in his 'report to the congregation
the rector, the. Reverend H.
Parker, fitted the deepening of the
sipiritual life• of the parish with a
marked •increase in • the' number
regularly receiving Hely Com-
niunion Attendances at the See-
vices have . Increase.d.• while a;
larger number of services were
held. • .
. Presenting the financial 'report
the church treasurer, S. A. Wilson
reported -. an • Increase in money
given to the,„,charch',' pantleularly
In the missieln :fund, where 'a new
record for inhedonary giving by
the parish Was set in. 1.950. Since
1051ythe- Missionary offering has
ialMost tripled.
A substantial beginning was oho
made toward the amouittAissignfil.
to .the local parish for church tvfr.
tension within the Diocese:. Mr.
Wilson also reported that the Bill
amount of a, bequest by. the late .
Miss Jean Weir had been placed -1n
a capital in4,,stincitt fund..
Organizatiehs reParting 'A stre.
tessfut year were the Altar
the Junior. Auxiliary, the W.A., the
livening dull& the Little :HelPors,
the .Church School. and the Ladies'
Oulld, who. becithie Of a Most
Successful financial'Yeat Were Ole
Urn; to page tweiveY . •,
terest will require 365,1)00.
nP
itany -Bridges Needed •
county. IlIngloo'cr James W.. Brit...
nail, 'in his annual report .to . the'
Coulity..(louncil Manned the Ire-
inendotie'expeliditure rwhich will be.
required : to carry out a realistie,
plan a 'replaberneut. of the county's
05 bridges. At the .rate of. three
each, year, .he it will Auks
over 30 ..years to replinc them.
The Pligliteet said that the re-
constiuctlen rie bridges Is con-
ternplated .for this year, one:In
Tutilberry .t‘owitallip and *nether
on Lite 16t1t.,...4ine of Morris.
provernentii,iire already under way
at tho coulity's • road equipment
rePille Auburn and • the
-engineer stated opinion that
the Shop ' at Vilt0Xeter' which is
Used . 'for similar work is 'beyond
repair and- !will have to be rebuilt,
•Before 4ie.:riesslori concluded a
supplementary by-iaw Wag passed,
authorizing the exPenditure $83,-
(Please turtle page twelve)
COUNTY MILL RATS
1.
UNCIIA.160-
.. The mill. rate for the. County 'of
Huron: will . remake unchanged. at
12 mills for this year. • , • .
• Provisional edit:notes presented
to the -council by County Treasured
A. IL 'Erskine Indicated that • 7.20
Will.be required this yeas for
general purpcies, y . while count
•highwirSql will require 475 Mills,
• • Estimated expenditures for the
year are 44.68,265. -Among the
larger obligations facing the -coun-
ty id an item 'of 'some '895,000 for
hospital costs, .Debentures and In-
Guest epealcer at a special ,incet-,
ing of 'the Wingham . and .District
Branch• of the Canadian Cancer
Aoefett Was Benson Sutter, secre-,
tary .01 the Clinton branch of the
secietyand secretary of the Perth-
Hc(tOn ‘u nit The meeting was held
in the Wingham town hall On Mon-.
day. evening.. - .
Mr. Sutter told of the. Work the
Cancer Society is doing. in thin
area and how • they are •, helping
day by ,day in. the light against the
disease.
The .responsibility for leadership
hi* the cancer control program'
mats with the volunteers hr the
branches, said Mr. Sutter, and he
told of two ease•s in the town of
Goderich whieh had ,recently
caved valuable help from local
branches.
"Caticer", said Mr. Sutter, "re-
Mains one of the ,last,gietit. chat.
lenges:- to medical seieliee." Vow'.
that- challenge • will be met
depends a great deal .upois.how:
Muck tUPPOil we give our iloators
and *tir research: selentiste:
Ile paid .at tribute to Sim Strat-
ton • who hat done 4, „trenielitious
shalt* of work' inithe lituron
twhitiditan at the Meeting was
Yoh* Melgibbon, president of the:
rhtthant: trench. Mr MoXibbon
&Pealed to ids listeners to ..get .
behhid the society and the Work .e
the branch and :suggested that an.'
other• blotting ite hold in the
Wingintm. town halt early in Peb-
rusts .
Mettle Tin.* to Page Twelve)
011111tY TOWNSatip
itrEbEgAriox or •
AilitativivEE AtEETING
The *44:Wed annual meeting tit,
tits..Towlitithip of Turriberry Feder•
atiain at Agilleultnre will 'be held
Illuevale ToWnihip hall on'
Tuesday, Feb. 5th at 8'30 OW. The
guest speaker will be
'Young of the Ontario Aglightlititta
College, ;rifftkOtil:
the Federation Sincerety' 41614
farinera • will be lfi iittendatice,
Ladles 'pleats btlag savidtVichelf tor
a social time after the !n` II gb
Ed, E. Walker, , Rat liott,
See.-Tresa. sident
Ittl,30b
Twisted metal and embulderitig debris Is all that iiiieft of the Gerrie feed • mill after a fire early on
Wedoesday swept through• the building, causing dentate • estimated at $40,000, the cause of the fire Is
believed 'to have been it faulty electrib motor,