HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1957-01-23, Page 12County Rate ;
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StAMOW #4;:f 7.16 TA ifi OVER OM:0 gARRIER.
kinday aerVieeit
Solteel Mra.
mliering. the I..ord
apt 11,J5
Meeting At 7;80, p,m,
Thursday •evenhig at '8 p.M.
Meeting and Bible Study.
Howard 1)!erOon.cly
Appointed Auditor ,
For Tur.nberry Twp.
SE.010110TY a Oen-
fife sPeoial contract pre-
hit I. Insurance and 'Pen-
1 ,
Option yfil in olio policy
!Wetable from. Age 0 to age 65.
Consult
FRANK C. HOPPER
gepreSentative—
Canada Life
WING HAM, ONT.
found to he libent 00 per vest of
teatvo,
Among the resolittions drafted
was .one which rettneSted that the
Ontario Government • glte tlireatf
eeriSidetatiOn, to the Celinty. of
Huron as n site RN' the proposed
,wheel for retarded children,
The question of grants to hospi-
talc wili be studied by a commit-
tee' of the coulloil which is to re-
port at lr later SeSSIOn,
' 00X betinty was increased to
$4,00 for old foxes and $1;00 fur
pilps, Several rerjliests 'for in..
ereaS0 were roseived, depredations
to poultry-being the most freqnerit'
ly quoted reason,
--Central Press" eanaelan •
Sailors who will man the BonaVenture, fist, Northern Ireland. Sixty.-five: Sailors made
ida's new aircraft carrier which will be corn .: the flight to take control of the ship whiCh was
missioned' this week, hoard a plane at Shear- designed• for the British navy in 1940., but has ' water, nayal station, 'Halifax, for flight to Bel- since' been altered to modern standaidsi "
Attendance pilks,
Presented to
Kinette Manbars,
'rho regular tweeting of um
Wingham lituette Club was held
on Mondai evening, January
et the luoefe of Mrs, Calvin Amite,
President, "Mrs; 404 1,49)'..tli; was
in charge 'of the ,meeting ittid es,
signed' the vorionii •Peiriniilttes for
the Inter-Club , meeting, which is
to take slice; in Witighant :95
May T. ' , fOnette IOW were presented"'„•to,
Mrs. Bruce Na4$4411410, and ,Mra,
Bill 'Connell and
feet attendance' pin to' Milo.' Har-
vey Fisher and a four-year perfect
attendance; liin to Mrs, 4•04n !Oft,
Ea h 'Khlette was !ONO ;
raise 400 by having a table.,!of
cards to assist the Brownies: '1,
The ,next meeting will be•held
on January 28 at •the home ot'M'rs.
Jack Gorbutt, when the Kinettes
Will begin making favours for the
Inter-Club meeting.
Oil N the dynamic force in the
currentlY eipanding economy of
Stiskatehewen, only known solely
for. its reputathn/ as 'Canada's
"wheat"Provinee
.1. 4.
Small Town: A place Where
everybody i&ot only knows which
men beat thetr, wives,' but . also
which wives need beating.
are being offered at Edighoffers in
Broken Lines and Regular Stock.
Take advantage of this year-end
CLEARANCE
BLTJEVALE-Word has been re-
ceived by Mrs, 4ndrew Lamont
and Douglas Sfiachan, of, the deafh
of their sister-in-law, Helen. Me-'
raggart, beloved wife •of Dr, James
Strachan, of Fart William: '•
Mrs. Straehan was, formerly of
Chatham, where she taught ;wheel.
Dr. and Mrs, Straehan have lived'
in Fort William for fifty years,
Dr, Strachan being a practising
dentist. His e,,,arly life was spent
at Jamestown:77
Mrs. Strachan was an energetic,
worker in church org,anizations,
the 041,0 market OUtlelVell," 0444
11(tr, kiergott.,
elunpalp te got farmers to
sign a .tleolafttion to ,the affect '
that theyh0 itititil:Litikoognproitoductehrosi want
market is already being pitt into
seep, the campaign is receiving,
90,P0e4ratsit49;. 1194/14,,t1 ..liiii `'f r` as can he,
nionber of questions followed,
among then' being' ono regarding
how 'hogs aro sold under the 00-1
oporative. scheme. Mr, flergott
rarity, , said that ,the CO,OperattYP
/seeps (40e check On the 'Whele,
sale *ice' of pork, storage, stocks,.
the pricee. Da the V, P.,Market and
Several' other factors, and from
these statistics sets a price on the
hogs, If the packer won't pay • this
price
e a.t'SbQiYd, mB4ayeli9bori;idc iSbainc:4aele!4innd;
dividually, -When number .of
packers roach a price and buy' at
that price then the price heconteS
the 'pay's, Price for hogs. '
..It is, of course, up to,, the .,ec;
operative to keep the daily Prices.
as high aft possible. aurtent Prices
Would be further strengthened, it
Was po'int'ed out, if the marketing
agency 'had 85% of Ontario hogs'
being delivered, to open markets,I
rather than govA,, 'at" present; V
that were the case then the ngon.
ey's bargaining position' would be
even better and, ,Qntarlo hog ;pro-.
dupers would "gain.
" On Monday evening her.;
gott;' addressed hog producers • frog'.
`the'. tbwriship's 'Of WsWanoSh
Morris, and Morris, at Belgrave,
. "His' talk covered similar groiind
to that 'dealt with in the afternoon
at Bluevale,
Fuller (15th yea`r); treasurer, .7f, :A:
Wilson; auditors, ,Laurie .:.Aladc,
Don Nasmith; envelope secretaries,
Mrs. Jank King, Mrs, W., M. Davis.
Sincere thanks were extended to
the following; Parry. • VV'enger,
C1CNN Radio' and W, Win, Con-
nell, Mr, and Mrs,'"4„ G:Orrio,i sun:,
day' Schoel teachers, the teeter
and family. '13e, W. bavls was
made Church Warden hmeritus. •
These officers will he installed
in their respective . offices daring
the service of inoning prayer...this
coming Sunday. ,
At the clOseof the Meeting- lunch
was Served by the ,Latlies' Guild,
LADIES' WINTER -COATS
Men's s'zip-in •lining TOPCOATS
BEG. $29.50 = ONLY
A fine selection' a 'MEN'S JACKETS.
VALUES 'TO $10,95 FOR
Men's Doeskin SHIRTS
Ink.O. $2198' AT
. he didn't want to
miss one word a her
priiies for Downie's.
Stop in and get acquain-
ted.
BLUEVALE---The merribers of
the Y.P.U. of the United Church
were guests Of the Young.People's
Society of ,tlie Presbyterian :Chureh,
on the evening of January 16th,
when, a toboggan party waS ent-
joyed on /the farm of Art Edgar,.
in Morris.'
Refreghmenta and a ,social time
follativecl in the Presbyterian
Church school room.
090 for the bridge in .Morris;Town.:
ship.
Health Unit Reports
Aldis, director 'of the
county health Mitt reported, that
the unit is still 'short of :nurses,
Six nurses .comprise the' present.
staff, . but the' director ,Atoirit,ed
tilt that nine are, needed to handle;
the work properly,
;Dr'. Aldis stated that the Saki:
anti - polio vaccination program
will be completed this yiar., He
also said' hat the vaccine, has Veen
Hog Producers
(C01114/1i1pd frem page one) '
Chatham frond Hamilton 'for hogs:
"Our next; objectk‘ie is to, se6iire.
the eoatieration of the truckers and
we don't think this will be too
hard. We znay•lia,ve to make ad-,
justrnents„in trucking rates, "1.n.lt we
need the truckers and they must be
paid a fair wage. If we' can't get
this Cooperation ,then wd will pro-
vide a. rnenns of getting hogs t6
'Mr. and Mrs; Bererni Bertog
visited at the week-end with 'tele,
fives, in,Bannilton. '
Jack Horton,, of the .R.C.M.V.,
Ottawa, spent the weelt-end with
his Parents, Mr. and Mrs, Jos.
Horton. .
Donald Darling ,of• Toronto, Was'
a week-end visitor at hislkime,
Mr. and.Mrs. Jack Kerr and
family have moved to Si. Thomas
where, Jack . is engaged iii. hydro
conversion. •
The second line Morris ,citehre
party was held last week ,at ,the
'imoine, of Mr: and -Mrs. Jim Elston
;when -seven tables were in play.
MF ,and Mrs. ,Elmer Sellers visit-
ed at:Mopeton' on Sunday. .
• The annual meeting and :supPer
of the eongregation of the, 1Tiiited
ChUrch-,will be 4elo....On
evening, at seven o'clOcli. • '
A Leadership ,Traiaing,,Itiatittde
of the Young People's Societies of
the Presbytery of Boron-Maitland
held' in. Knox Presbyterian
Church on Sunday, January 27th;
afternoon and evening.
• 'When ine show .plies layer
layer, the frost enters th9 house
at every crack and crevice, , the
wind' cuts .keenly, the ceal• pile' is
on the ,wane, the. residents' Ouster
in the •warmest corner,. appetites
are. sharfremnd to' a high degree.-
that is January., BLUEVALE--The Y.P.U. Met in
the United •Church on' 8iinday
evening, the president, Miss Joyce
Hoffman presiding.
Douglas Fischer had Iharge:ef
the study* period •and spoke on
"What the United Church. Teach-
es", Miss Joan Vogt: explained the,
symbolism of the United :°Church
Seal, Miss J. Hoffman conducted
a Biblical contest.
aTwo shows each night
First at 7.15
Mai•VaIrlOare,MINOWN.O.W.PWWW.71.
Th urs., Fri.; Sat., Jam 24-35-36
thine Russell Jeanne Grain
in
"Gentlemen ,Marry
Brunettes"
The inaugural 'meeting of Turn-
berry Township Optima was held ,
in the council room on January
42th. The meeting' was called at
11 a.m.,, with all members present,
After taking their declaration of
office, the council was led in de-
votional exercises 'by Rev. Maurice
Mel'iabb, The reeve and councillor
Smith addressed the Meeting re-
garding next year's work.
The 'minutes Of the last meeting
were read and adopted on Petition
of W. Jack. Willits and W. H,
Mulvey,
Srnitli - FoXteri-That a vote of
thanks be tendered Rev, Mr, Mc-
Nabb, who attended the inaugural
Meeting of emmell and conducted
devotional exercises.
roxton - Willits---That we do
now adjourn for dinner until Lao
paia.,
Foxton - Mulvey-That we \give
a grant or u5,bo to the Heron
County. Soil and Crop Improve-,
merit Association.
Willits - ,-.'' oxton-That we join.
the following associations:
Assessing Officers, Ontario Good
Roads Assoc.,, and Ontario Assoc-
iation of Rural Municipalities,
Mulvey - Willits-That we call
for payinent on the lVfeEwen 4drain
for April 1.5, 1957. • ,.
Smith - Foxten-Tbat we pass
By-Law No. 1-57, to borrow up to
$50,000 from the Canadian Bank
of Commerce for general and
school purposes,
Foxton ...Mulvey-That we .pass
By-Law No, 2-57 to apply for road
subsidy on an expenditure of
$37,000, .divided as follows; Cen-
struction of roads, $12,000, con-
struction of bridges and culverts,
$5,000, maintenance of roads, $16,-
500, maintenance of bridges -and
Culverts, $500, miscellaneous, $3,000
Smith - Willits-That we appoint
oward Sherbandy as the township
uditor for 1957.
roxton ,- Mulvey-That 'we ap-
point Thos. H. Abraham as a rep-
resentative to the. Saugeen Valley
Authority for 1957; '
Mulvey t.- Vokton-That we re-
commend Mr. A, D. Smith as our
representative on the VVingham
General Hospital Board, for the
year 1957. .
Foxton - Smith-That James
Johnston, Burns Moffatt and Ray-
mond Elliott be appointed to the
Community Hall Board for two
years and Jbhn V. Fischer and
A. D. Smith as township repre-
sentatives.
Mulvey - Smith-That Wm.
Merkley be appointed es represen-
tative to the Belmore Arena . Board
for a term of two years.
Willits -, Smith-That Harry El-
liott be appointed as caretaker for
3altavale street lights at same sal-;
ary.
Smith - Willits-That those who
attend the Good Roads' Convention
and the Association of Rural Muni-
cipalities convention be alloWed ex-
penses in •the amount of $30.00,
Willits - Smith-That the follow-
ing general and road accounts be
paid. •
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tittion., Tues.; Wed., Jan, 38-29-30
DOUBLE BILL
"The Day The World
Ended"
and
PhantOin From 10,000
Leagues"
.4somwommummomisismier
General Accounts
Ontario Hydro,: street lights,
$130.00; County of. Huron, hospital-
ization, $219;75;. Fritcl Montgomery,
fox bounty, $1.00; Jas. J. Elliott,
valuator, $2.00; , Lewis Flowers,
wreath for cenotaph, $10.00; Leslie
Bryce, tax " refund, '$5.18; Geo.
Thomson, part salary, $40,00; relief,
$30.00; Bank of Commerce, tax
collections, $7.10; Association of
Rural Municipalities, 00.00; Ont-
ario Good Roads Associatiom ,
$10,00; AsSociatiOn of Assessing
Officers, $10.00; :Huron County S'bil
and Crop Inipro'vement AsSocia-
tion $25.00.
Bond Payroll
BrUce Montgomery, $8.10; W. A.
Hogg, $80.91; Geo, Galloway,
$106.88; Wm. Mundell, $113,60;
Road, accounts, $1202.63.
Resident' Passes .
On Wednesday last week, Fred-
erick Hollenbeek died' at :Victoria
Hospital in His 60th year.
The funeral •service was held in
the Evans funeral home, in 'inn-
don, On Friday, and the burial at
Ether. Cemetery.
Surviving are„his wife, Hazel, 50
McNay Street,' London; .four
Clarence, of Sault Ste. Marie; RUs-
sell, of L'ondoii, Floyd and Harold,
in Manitoba; a brother, B. of
Stratford; and one sister, Mrs.
Norman Walker (Myrtle) of Strat-
ford,
The "late Frederick Hollenbeck
lived for Many years in Bliievale
before going' to London,.
,
Cancer Society:\
(Continuedfrom. page , one)
The following offibers were'ace1-
ed: President, john McKibben;
viee-pi•esident, `Mr5. 0. 6. Ander-'. • • • - son, Belgrave; 2nd vice-pres.,'Ml*S.
W. A. Spence, :Brussels'; secretary,
Mrs. Jim Currie, Wingham aod
treasurer; Mrs. W. 'Benny,' Wing-
ham. MeMbers Of the 'executive:
Howick, Mrs. John' Lane; • Turn-
berry, Mrs. D. 5-• MaeNaugetan;
Morris, Robert Wallace; 'Grey, Mrs.
Gerdon ',Knight; E. - Wawanesh,'
-Elmer, Ireland and • Mrs. -Alex ,
Reiteitson; W. VVawanOsh, Wallace
I/filler; Larne 'Durnin, 'Mrs, Jim
diirran, Mrs. Ted Rice; Rlytli; Miss
Josephine 'Woodcock; Brussels,
Mrs. Rae Crawford, Mrs, JIM Arm-
strong, Harvey Johnston; Beigra,ve,
Mrs, G. Michie; Gerrie, Knowles-
ton klueston; Fordwieli, Mrs. Ro-
bert Gibson,' Harold "''15ollopk;
Wr,oxeter, Mrs. Shirley l'VleMichael,
Harry Gowdy; BlucvalC,.Miss`RubY
Duff; .Whitechurch, Mrs. 13,,,Ross;
Wingliam, Mrs. Nellie • RingroSe,
Mrs: Chris 'Nlewman, Rev. H.
Parker; CraribrOolt, :Mrs. Glen
*ether; Ethel,/Mrs. Bert Vodden;
Dungannon, Mrs. LeroY. Stengel;
Auburn, Edwin Mills; Walton, Mrs.
Humphrey; Belmore, Mrs..Wdliam
Elliott.
There is mow no reason; Why
yen: should fear ally possible
illness. Modern medicine Can
. give some, relief for any ail-
. meat, and • in Most, eases, hag
the knowledge to effect it cure.
Most important is the font that
PhYalcians, are daily learning
more about how tit prevent
sklmeits, 'There is, "Hope", that
in out time, serious diseasea
occur only to those who ,
neglect Viiiifing their PhysiCiiiii
tor regular cheek-MK If gait,
Will coinclal bitn, ht the first
eign of. may illness, 'he ,Can help
yoU to get well Mileker.•
I
A
St., Paul's Annual
(OontinUed froin page One)
to build nit a Substantial amount '
Of 'eapital in !Atte rectory repair'
fund.
Although ito major projects were
decided 'open for 19111,. cliscussioh
took - place regarding: ,painting of
the WWI tee', erection of new
steps at the 'froilt pittances. and
the ptirehase of thc••officai flag
of 'the ,Dieeese of Huron, ,
Church, °Mafia appointed 'en d
elected: 'for the, 'ensuing Year were:
Rector warden; .Warden, Norman Creailo..;
Wright; people'* warden, Michael
McPhail; lay delegates to Synod,
Win: Attain, lett -Chad McPhail, W.
M. birds; alicrnates,„ Herb' Flitter,
Mel 'Keating, WI:Igen; beard •
,of niailaffenient„' the blittrchwa'rd..
Ohs, the ley delegates 'tot officio/I.
'Peo'ple's Sleotleri, '1:;on Nast-01th,
'Mervyn teinplenlitri„ Puller",
Brian Metcalfe, Eight Nliristan,
Terry' $0.thery; tector% appoint*
!moot Mel Keating, 'Toni Wade,
Leiurie 3nok' King, AlVia
Higgins,- nobt.• ftittr; treasurer, J.
Vilson;'Veatry ',Work Vern
uatity P-A products save you.morzey.
Farm Maehhies baveto tak; the Prougheat kind of wear and
tear . • that's why 13-A has spent so 'muck time and ,
money 0/1 developing exactly the right 'oils And greases to
meet every 'ax14 need. Your local 11-A 'distributor is the man
who knows exactly what yen need,
't'K 110.144114 •AhlialittiAlt rIL COMPANY • •
rick tun yetu, prescription, if
shopping nem' US, Or fa us
rAeliver prOmptly witliont extra
t>yiaiitg4. A great many people ,
etitritet is with' the responiti-
hilltir of filling their prescrip-,
S. May We compound yours/
McKibbons
W NAM
:=ItetitrOt Meg
AWAY she iteeill TWO hundred and severity-live tone fl+inch ' pipe, eoating and conerete rivet' *eights are shown here gliding
tate the katinlhollie, river near Portage la Prairie, Matiiterbit, ,' lire
phi/ was made by ':(eve treelitter with an assist the river's edge
fi.ortt a drag-line and derrick, Witlx the riVer section, In place,
touplinO.s can be made on either side; nrid the pipeline *titlitinUeit
via to The heiO Obstacle