HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1957-01-23, Page 3Getting, in a behy-sitter is no
problem' when Me, and Mrs.
Robert Gilpin of •Oshawa, Ont.;
:want to• go to indulge in their
,.hobby. of archery. For they take
%their baby with them in an
Mr. .CbaS. Congrarn, who' has
'suffered for two months. from, a
stroke is a patient in the Wing-
purden, of Leektiew, ham Hospital,
.0* .y
dian papoose carrier strapped to
the mother's back,, The young
cou ple built the carrier after see-ing it on a television, program,
so that Mrs. Gilpin- would be able
to keep up• her archery after
QC tO C
e a::storm 1s,at week the
out, plan* by, the rl
WOMfal'a ,I14411tite, isad.
#enefl, It la "",hoped th#4 Me.rk,lf
oratile weaklier As in the pffipg,#
the concert will be held PAS 'Welik i
PrObablY on Wedneatiq FffrI
day evenings;
HEI,oltAv — There were 23
members and two 0400' at the
regular meeting of the Belgrave
Women's, Institute 'on Tuesday
afternoon of last week in the cem.
The 'Federated 'News report was
given by Mrs. C. Logan, Mrs. Stan-
ley Cook gave a reading and Mrs.
Williard Armstrong conducted a
contest.
Lunch was served by ' Mrs. J.
Anderson, Miss Edith Procter and
Mrs. James Coultes,.
Mr. and, Mrs., Leslie Shaw, Leh-,
don, visited over the week:end with
her parents, Mr: and Mrs: John
`AndersOn. •
Mr. and Mrs. 'John Manning and
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Manning Mid,
licith. of Blyth, Mr. ad. Mrs. JaMes
Lamont and Dale visited on Satur-
day evening with, Mr. and Mrs.
RalPh McCrea.
Mr, George Grigg is a patient
in the Wingham. General Hospital.
Mr*. Walter Lott VieAted inet
'Week at tile Menke sif Mr. and MAS.
V'tatilt LeinMeit AtWOOO.,'
Miss; )40.1111 Weida of Waterloo,
and Dennison of Oait
visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Nro, Herbert I.aidlaw.
Mn.
teink,OUW, vlifi4ed art MOrulaY With'
ber ,iarentsa Mr and, Ofilif, A. 11
. •
Jack jetitiaten..0 London; *Peat
last Week With PerelitS, Mr+
and Mrs, Ocralioni Johnston,
Mr.: and MI's, D. ,A.. Hackett? of
.44141,Old • •Viall:edon Slindair r with,
/ier Weida, Mr. .rind.rind
,
Mee
toeaVP1'.•
Mr,: and Mrs,„ Ketnieth 13erbotir
and children of Relgrewe Spent , ,
Sunday: Witn.her Parents, Mr, 10111
Mrs. jOhr.'fWerillrneY.' •
Mrt - Alex` Inglis and. Mr, Thai,
Morrison ;pent Tuesday at Praia-
ferdcland Mr; Moirison :visited,
with his fattier, Mr. J. B. Morrison,,
at thehofne of Mr. and :Mrs, Victor „ . CasentOre.•
Mr: iuid Mrs. Kenneth Laidlaw
and children of Lenclen, visited on
Sendai :"with relatives anil. with'
his 'father,. Mr,, Jas. Laidlaw,
..patient jrf,,Wingliarn Hospital.
The Young Adtilt. Group of the
United Church were guests -of the
Lacknciw. United Church Hi-C
group; at a .skating party, held in
the arena,' last ,Menday everting,
Afterward, all • gathered in the
Sunday. School room of the church
for lunch and •a social time to-
gether. A group of the young
people were guests of the Belgrave.
United •Church: group on Wednes-
day, evening last,
Whitechurch, Pant 'Forum met
on Monday evening at the home, of
Mr, and ,Mrs. Cecil Falconer 'with
fifteen present: After the broad-
cast; 'two groups considered that
parity income was very important
,to, agrictilture, and thought if, they
had parity, a great manir prOblems r • w,ould.clear up. Other prohibits to
eonsidered were, health i plans,
compensation,. better credit SYS-
tems and flUctuating markets.'Mrs,
Ptir408 Mid *Os ft,
gatie held high points in VMS,'
Akg 'enjeYetl the rioei41 Unite to-
gether and the, lieg Meeting. Will
be held At the hoMe, Of Mr. WI
Mrs, 3111111 PitrOn.
, Mr. ;,rail, Plirebeiied
team of 1111004 4464 W004 twin BOY
?attison, and Walked thein home
around the river road on Satura ay..
ft gettIng to he an unusual thing
10' ikee al tea* horses. on the .
Nada arils, end few farms 00/1
beast having a team, at alts
lrloyd MentgeinetY ,nne been a pa
tiant in Wiogham ]Hospital since,
last Ttou'aday.
Several rneotinga In tills -clistriet
were postponed On Friday on ae..
:count of 'the', storm and blocked
roads, The euchre An S:8. Na. fl
Was VontvOneft There was no
eChool In the Fordyce School and
even Mr. Johnston at the• ehaPPor.,
W4ii unable to- get to his' home In
Ripley on aceount of the deep mew
in that district.
Mr. • and !sirs. 'Irwin Carruthere
and Mrs. George Fisher were in
London et Saturday to sod their
mother, Mrs, John Carruthers,
who underwent 'a serious operation
in Victoria Hospital on Thursday.
Nr113, Carruthers; his. been progress-
ing favorably.
Thoie from a distance who at-
tended the funeral of the late Mrs,
Aldin PagOon were Mr: 'and Mrs.'
Earl Goyeau' and Luanne. of Bir-
mingharn, Mich., and* and Mrs.
Glen Foster and Pamela Of Leam-
ington.
Mr. Robert fiess was taken by
ambubInce to Wingham Hospital
•en Saturday. He has been very ill
for some time. •
Mr, and Mrs. Calvert:Falconer of
Blyth visited On Sen-day with `Mr,
and Mrs. James Falconer. , •
• 'Mrs. Andrew:' Wilsey' has been
very 'sick' at her hojnirchiring the
past week.
There was, no service in Brick
'united Church -on Sunday on Lie-
count of heavy drifting snow..
FarmerS in this 'district have
b een inconVenfenced during, the.
Past week with the very tem-
peratures, freezing water pipes in
houses and barni., Heavy (.4ifts
Made it diffieelt to get trucks.
,ohTtihrht,li.treaen.;i idiegr.eagliadtiostios,4tIV. h}ciit4e:
loss, will
in
a congregational
meeting 'in 'Whiteehunill:piesby-
terian Church pit Friday;. February
1 at 2 pm.; and the:, Whitephurch
Presbyterian congregation will hold
their annual' Meeting- bn''',T4.6sday,
January, 29,- at . ,
Th e.. W.M:S.• 'Of• the Preilterian .
I Church postponed • their ..January
meeting from' last VVciltiesday and
the United• Church VMS., also
Postponed . their meeting :• until
January .30 • • ,.4 •i • ; ,
Mrs. James Wilion, ' returned'
home Irani ':V.Vitighain;floSpital on
Sunday IaCt, bukhaby Jean
didnio4teso4nive,,:.froin :tne; hospital
until 4r
Ml
Co CHANIgY,N ED
BOAREI',CHAIRMAR,
At the, inaugural 'meeting of East
Wawanosh Township School Board
held on • January 15, Parolee'
Chanthey Wasl.Chesen !as chairman
of the board for 195i, :Mr; :pham-
iiey succeeds Raj': Pattison. who
has acted 'in that' capacity for the
last "three years. Wr. •:Clianiney
thanked his fellow trustees tor the,
honor and asked for their' help
and ,'co-operation in the eoniing
year, which was promisecthy the
retiring chairman' and.',the.': other
trustees. 1,
C H, Wade, was re-engaged as
Seoretary-treasurer,•
13. Campbell; a former! chair-
Man- in 1961,„ presided; durieg the
election of officers.'
The secretary-treasurer reported
a balance On hand from 1956 of
$2517.00 after all 'expenseS' and
temporary, loans' were
Immediate steps •are to be-taken
to remedy the ,heating problem at
Westfield schOol. Wood` contracts,
were let to Chas,' Brighani, Ken
Mason, J. H. Currie, . GOrd:-"•Carter
and Harry Cook at a:priac, range
of 0.75 Applications are
to be advertised' for caretakers' at
eight Schools in this newspaper:..
Permission was giVen The Edu-
calor Supply Co. to make sur-
,
vey of ordinary school "Stipplies
(excepting text books) needed in
the „ term beginning; Septeniber
next, The, Survey is to be made the
first Week 'of. March, and,ectimates
submitted to the. board sometime
in April,
PO
AIX and !eWit( "
the tiThw• iv° 404 41 ' tl. A,
''Stendinig- , at .,the, ,Pertala OA APriwaii#
Opening IOW, -, - ....t 240144. The devotional service` followed ,iii•
ti
isigi d i
With Mrs.Prime reading' fitaliriA "
a.11141 Mrs,Mgc 40011 leading in going. t
meeting held in Oaten. I WOW], of
thtt,Tarhe:nicdfeue'l lteocix(r 0094tItetpere .with Robert Watt, Blyth
discussionr
Bruce
M s.,•0Apioldn4e0 Aside
motion
Od andu
that Mr's. McBurney act as asaia.
tent treasurer 'for this year. 1.
Cards of' thanks from bereaved
sick and shut-ins were reported. 1
The study 'book fors this year,
"The Church in South. East Asia"
was Introduced by. Mrs. Anderson.
• The meeting was closed with a
hymn and • prayer by" Mr. Colvin.
The ,hostess served lunch and a
social time was enjoyed.
The officers for 1957 are as fol-
lows: Pres., Mrs. J. Dunbar; vice-
pros., Mrs. K..Scott, Mth. 'V. Young-
blut, Mrs. Bruce, Mrs. A. Dunbar;
.secretary, Mrs, 0. C. Anderson;
treasurer, Mrs. Youngblut; secre-
taries, supply. and -literature, Mrs.
G. Nicholson; welcome and Wel-
fare Mrs. K 'Scott; Glad Tidings,
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and Posts Using Low Cost,
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: Their strength and adaptability to :ill farm operationso IOW
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Amid since you can sofa the pressure-ereosoted poles in thgi
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Milder winter weather to save precious days in the spring
•
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near `the= barns 'for loading pf' sold
stock , and 'Several had ldad at.
the road., •
aordOw.Fisher left ,oh Thursday
to work ;at Prestan C.N.R. station.
•,
•Whytock of Tees:
water,: hag purchased: Mr,. Ernest
Crisereore's Tann 'in KinfOss
gets ;posSession at once. , The- Kin-
lois peeple,Avelcome the Whytoeks
to the, neighborhood..
IVIr;.<andr•Mrs.' John, 13rydon
RothSay. visited On Sunday at, the
home -:„.ek Mn: and Mrs. Kenneth
George Ross of °Wen Sauna
spenC;tife". Week i:ond ;With his. 4110-'
then. Mrs::,;ROberf 'RoSS, ;in ‘Wing
ham ,a.t.:',the ;home *of . Mrss... W. J.,
Coulten'Minnie St,
Mr, Arthur Laidlaw has been
laid 'up 'during the Past week with. • an attack of Mumps. • • •
spent the vreek-end at the honey. of
his 'Cliter,'MriL Williarri Dawson.
.nLr, John Cengrarn, of 'Winghain,
.nad chargeof the service in the
PresbAeriafi Church here on Sue-
day, .
Mr,. and Mrs. Mel Morrison. • anti
da4‘fiters of Lucknow, 'visited on
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Purdon, •
The following relatives attended
lire funeral of the. late, Shirley
Pdwers, held from the York fun-
eral 'home, Bloor St, Toronto,
'on,' Wednesday: Mrs. Clarence
Charnney, :Mr. ,Kenneth avIpsen•and
Harold Macet, Kineardine,,M.r. and
Mr. and" Mrs.' Lloyd Maien, Lucat
and Mr: and Mrs'. John Mason and
Lois Of London.
.Pross,ciasaiaa
their daughter, Robin, was boils six months ago. She now Wide,
the arrangement so convenient
that "we take her everywhere:11
it," the mother added. ."
mpnity Centre. Tile first Vice,'
preilideat, Mrs, ClarenCe Wade, syti4
in charge, Routipe reports were
given by the secretary artd trees-,
urer,
An invitation to a tea in the
nurses' -residence 'in Winghant was
received. Cards of 'thanks were
read from Mrs. J. Miller and Mrs.
John Mason, 'Mrs. Stewart Proc-: families were read and 'visits to
ter and Mrs. J. M. Coultes thanked:
the members for cards received in
their homes at Christmas time.
• .
It wi* moved and seconded by
Jesse
Mrs. Sw wart thatPt Procter
be
nd
voted
Mrs.
to the Belgrave School Fair hoard
for prizes. An amendment to that
Motion was moved and seconded by
Mrs. Gordon Higgins and Miss
Edith Procter that they donate
$12.00, the amendment carried. The
following cOnunittee was named: to
decide on prizes for the fair: Mrs.
Garner Nicholson, Mrs. Clarence
Hanna and. Mrs. Kenneth Wheper.
Mrs., James Poultei, Mrs. Clar7
'once Wade,,and.Mrs:' K.' Wheeler
were appointed • to' decorate the
hall for the' annual concert.• The
foilewing were appointed as ddor
keepers: "Lyle Hopper, jezise
Wheeler, Albert . Vincent and
Harry McGuire.'
There was some discussion, as to
how the group would eciebrate the.
60th anniversary of the InstitUte,
A meeting regarding Ground, 067
server CorpS Was announced tot be
field ing Whitechurch,• February
in the evening. A special meeting ,
of the Cancer Society is to be held
January 21 in ,'Wingham:
Mrs. Stanley Cook ,was convener
of the prograna. The roll call was
answered by showing a Childhood
picture. of yourself. Mrs. ,Jame$
Michie gaVe the topic on social life
50 .yeara ago.
prayer. The 0)(AretarY'14 refloat sari Years age
accepted as reed 'and the 44,44 of i survivin.L., tosi,tie.
khO, past year's spilt was, read, • ' ' - ",--''
Mrs, MeBarney and Mrs A d are' one brother • He
son retterted on the" Presbyterial ton, and: tWo al-atimai
For free literature writ,: •
• 311iS. JAMES .CURRIE
• :
Secretary of 'Wisighuni and ,f110—
trict branch of •Caiiad
Many lives could fa-.
saved if people keini•
the facts about concert. ,
Our s aim is TO SAVE';','
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Morris School
Seeks Repairman ':
The' first meeting of , 'Morris.
School Board Was held in, the
township hail on' January Ber-
nard Thomas was Chosen as chatty
mob and. Ralph Shaw re-appointed
as .Seeret4ry.freasurer,
Representations from. Education
Supplies, London and frOM Jack
'Hood .School Supplies, , 'Stratford,.
Wpte present. A .contract for next
year's, supplies was diaelissed, ..and
the board decided to 'Wait until -a
later meeting before awarding this
contract:
A motion was passed stating. that.
• the chairMati of the, board be 'given
$..2.5:00 more than regular ,'.trustee
salary. Wrn, McMurray resigned as
repairman ,and the board- now re-
quests application for thia'position,
papii.6tit of the, following bills
was titithorltedt :'Trustee Assecia.,•
lion', :$28.00," JI. *Atter', 81.0k0.;
soil icir Mutual, #2805.; 'Staintrin
Hardware, 810,92; Brussels coal
yard, oil, $21.7,204 McMitertiY,'
060; A, -alias, n$4:90, 1.:.11talto.,"
$36,00; Manning 4c ;;on! $6.14 „1,
Cfatit OP. ,
Appointreiniit of caretakers tor
all schools: Were blade.' T!,* •eligir#
noon was MANI-died,. eOritect
'Piano tinier .aridliave sehoel'ipiatios
tutted, •
Thu riekt Meeting 'Will be an
4"-ChtUary
.Tnomasine Cunningham died at:
the home of her daughter, 65
Douglas Cres, Toronto, on Satur-
day. .
Cunningham was the wife
of the late John M. Cunningham,.
and the mother of Mrs. Lloyd
Hinton'. (Matgherite). She was' in
her 89th year, She was a sister of
the late George Wallace of Donny-
brook.
The funeral service was' held at
McDoVgall and RrOvvii funeral
home, St, Clair Avenue, West
Toronto on Monday, Interment In
Whighairi Cemetery on 'Tuesday 'at
2 P.M.
'FATALLY BURNED
tiliHTING,t1PE. ,
otne MeRenale, 58, :resident
of Dungannon "for many years died
last Thursday hi Toronto when, a.
Mitch he Striiek 'to light his pipe
ignited his 'oil-soaked overalla.
MeRerizie, a metharile, had
been repairing , a Stotve when the
accident occurred.
Be to survived by his WidoW, the
former Dorothy' Webster Of the
St, Helens district; his `Mother,
Mrs,`11., A. Mckentie, of Whighaili;
and two 'sisters'; Vita, Otto Petip,
Dungannon and Mrs. Nati Mc.
Ettchtelir of London.
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