HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1957-03-06, Page 3A iryvi.q.L, e 1 oY e e of a Well-:$1'-.31)111,01„ed. •
Canadian indostry is a mairied,1114).) With t.W6 o.
Haire children, Ile has an income of;tthout $305
per month, (In Stelco,the averaig-e is $394 per
month), 1 le owns bis home, and the, inotigage,
if any,, is being paid off steadily, .lie; has ha's 'an
.1.11totnobile his' home is eqnipped with abflost
every kivl of convenience,
As a, father, this typical free,, independent and
self-respecting Canadian indtistrial employee is
anxions to see his children do well, be honest,
g1-OW up 'as Kood citizens. And the father believ-
es hi setting good,exa.mple In his home,. in: his
neifiborhootri and in his ark joAr b.
Wingham
hurSdayS, . m over 'Channel 8
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THE
STEEL COMPANY OF CANADA
LI,MITAD
MONTREAL GANANNUE HAMILTON BRANTFORD TORONTO
Is'OJWW,tcti Prank
who is employed 'on the tkitift
Wray ;Cooper here, was ii00fOr
injured on WeritieSday
Vvorising on a eattie beiyt Oeti
they had betels led, fie lingered
a. great, loss of blood agil, Was
rushed to' Listowe1 ''Hospital ,
Dr:. 3. P. Porde. He petunge4. to
his borne W4vFP :will
be confined for a Week el' tW9.-
S.S: No. 8 EuOre,
PORDWICH -- Eight tables of
progressive euchre were played on
Wednesday night ..at S.S. No, 8,
Hovvick. The winners were: High
lady, Mrs. R. Nichol; high gent, Roy
Strong;' low lady, Margaret Ann
Wilson; low gent, Roy Kennedy;
lucky chair;. Phyllis Wilson.
"REACHI 41.01c- THE SO"
"Reach' for the ;Sky" ;•• by Paul
Brielthill'is. the life St0i3i f Doing-
Xla0eri, here Wold ,War
It is a avenderfni, bOuk which
tbrQ.:4 sexes ;at any.age
M fit9hur1'114 heneV4°03;
to be fergeiterOaboht.
land will alWays relnOrther.
Paul X)riehhtli la the author, of
other great atories such as "Escape
ar ray and
iciigited Sun,
Reid.
e ;;'Glass and
family of 49AiS.Spentr gmlay with
Mofr. saan:(474.0htt406.rkson.
Mr. and,:. 4 .114ince Donaghy
visited last
Saturday •.`at the'''Forester and
Hargrave homes
Mr. and -WAllan and
family y1SIted,,:Sliiil a '/fa;.;%itli Mrs.
Henry 'Allan EkColtme 1.%
and.;14fra;s ,Rhs Joplin of
Inithapti visited 4513,Ter.1,
end with ,Mr.:.and 'Mrs. Art For-
ester.
Mr.' and -!.13.on.:Iteed and
and Mis.'.E&Hallinan and *Ja-
ren, of,`',LiSteWel,".'„O'sited Sunday
With Mr.,',IfincIVirs;,V:•Hargrave.
Sunday ,,with.. 'Mr. 'and
MrS, Stan Forester were-Mr. Clar-
ence 'Bender of, GeWrinStdwn and
Misses' Maria'reb'end. Louise_ Ben-
der of ListciWek '
Messrs', •ItIelr. Allan, Mid HakOld
Pollock attended
convention .4)eld last week in the.
King Edward `Hotel, Toronto,.
Miss Betty Stiziplerseir,,,Cf Wing-
ham and Miss 'Jean :Oanderson of
Kitchener sti6nt the'week-end with
their mother,-MrS. Mary :Sander,'
Messrs.:William Brown and Al-
bert Hall,j'were.:in Elora one day
last week: • '
Mrs. Ruby- Forester Of Toronto..
visited over the vieelts:end, here. ,
Mr. and Mrs. ..'Otenii Johnston
Were in Tororito, two, 'days last
Week, where they -attended a con-
Mr. and'* Mrs., NV. Sothern and
family visited Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Torn McClement;
Quite a. number. from here at-
tended . the oPeretta last Week in
the Listowel HBigithth, School.
FELLER--To 1114, and Mrs, Ivan
Felker, in the" Listowel Hospi-
tal, on. Yriday,' March 1st, a son.
(The ; baby, died..later.)'' ,
(Intended for last week)
The: Beiforth gyirri an Wednesday,-
-Was the scene of anethet game-
'Twas ,Wingham vs,-; Seatortb—but
The results,weren'A..quite the, sat*, e.:
In, quarter number "ono"
Winglinm led the Way, ,
The score; 118-- .
The team,,: well into play-,
HoWeVer, in theseeond 4 quarter
They scored tour points in all,','
'Iltey 'Sure- 'eoUld hit ifidie holes!
When this, Was' totalled-,up'
8-7 was the score.
And • then; in.. quarter i"three".
Scaforth go43, Wingham 4. 1-
,The score was now 12-10 1" ''-
In.' favour' of ,Wingharia's team;
Then in :the. final , qUarter
Things all:went Goff the ibeam".
Sea-forth: Scored 3' baskets--
BeSides that, two free .throws,
This give.them 8 peints-- •
Th9y: were. really "on their toes'.'.
Just add up and you'll See
That thiS-.alr tied "the Score. ,
They decided to undo this
By playing, five minutes more.
The girls had all played hard
Though they lost in overtime,
Well, next week they play Clinton,
In thiS, they'll come out fine!
'by' Deanne Allan 12A
P.S.—W01 in this game they did
tense out line! They defeated the
'Clinton -girls by a 32-20 score in
this exciting, important game.
This win gives , the Winghain Sr.
Girls the : (Huron Second-
ary School Association) champion-
Ship. :congratulations girls!
Kugh _ , Hawkins, Clinton, president of the Holm County 4..eber
lation and .chairman of the HUrOn Liberal. Nominatiog Conyen
Clinton Legion Rau last Friday night, with A. Y. McLean', ;kph
of the Huron Expositor, Beaforth, Who was be
of ,the -the Liberal banner. .in this summer's federal elebtion. Withttl
is Hon, Walter tarriS, MP- for Oreyrpruee, Minister of Finance, or
wati guest -speaker at the convention, '
Folding FLOOR Aluminum
Aluminum WALL SASH
AWNINGS TILES •DOORS'-,
• LUMBER. — BUILDING CUPBOARDS;
Telephoille 260w WinghliM!
Response to our Store-Wide Clearan
Sale was excellent.
Yes, many original Bargains and MA
ew items too numerous to list ti
time.
,ROP IN THIS WEEK AND SAVE FR,
'to 50% ON MANY HUNDRED
TIMELY VARIETY STORE' BARGAIN;
(FREE DRAW = No obligation
A GE. Electric Kettle
'CGIT`Ptans. to
Hold f)anquet
FORDWTOR o set
at the borne of -Sharon 'Pellet*
With. Dianne Carswell .ahel POSY
Harriti in Ciliirge, The nieeting
opened with the. riatienai Anthers,
the Lord's Prayer, the •c.G,T,T,
pow and AnSWer, The, ',inintites
were read And adopted. ,
Further platis were Made to hold
the Mother and Daughter banquet
nu .may 13th. Mystery Mothers
Were eliOsen and piano were made
to invite Mrs. G. W. Tiffin of
elan!. to be at the, next meet-
ing at Pauline Sothe'rn's -home,
The roll call Was answered. by 24.
Mrs, Clarence CarsWell' led in
a discussion on "Preparing of
Worship Services", Bible study on
the Disciples was beguii. Glenna
Hibberd and Louise HroWn Jed In
a worship service and seine time
was spent in ,preparing gifts for
Shut-ins.
LunCh was served by Jean' Greer,
Margaret 'McCann, Dianne Cars-
Well, Nancy Sothern and. Sharon
Pollock The ineeting closed With
• Taps*. •-
Mrs, Royden;-'1/0i47`Spent two
days last:, Week Witli;'ielativea sin
Mtchener.4 ,
Mr. and', ''1yfik.' William Vangbn'
of St,. ''Catharines Iyisited at the
home of' Patterson last
week. ' ; •
MrS. ,Bride.,46tuPried home in a golf tournament years, later.
fast week .'from • ,ralnierston Hos-I He , loved people as much as they
pital, where; -she:.1brid .,. been eon. loved 'hinn and he Was alWays stir
fined fom the past- seven..weeits, rounded by devoted' admirers. He
Messrs :Sam Robinson..and „Ai. excelled in everitliing he aiteMpt-
fred attended the '.seed fair ed from his very first pays in
in London.-iine..daY, last weetc,, t School.
Mr. Peter Chimneyl.of 'Port Col, His life is the, story of an PoSsible fight —against. mountain
ford
Miss'Pnyllis Keith of Strat-
ford and:Master William Sebin _of, sus feught With,1°Ye' hope, determination and loyalty to Hessen vi'Sited, over the' week-end win: the greatest battle of, all time. with Mr. and,'Mis. Alex Keith, • It dissolves our cntrn, problems into Mr. and. MrSi:jlitre9ii•dilino're, of
GoWanstown ,Ii,iSiteW,Crie day 1-: nothingness when we compare
rs.: Ahem With the. Problems of Douglas Welling- Bader. . • . Week With'..,,Mr;
The,Author mixes excitement and
:daliger,•with ;humour' 'and ,Warmth
AC -PrOduee ,a monaielf•OfAiterature'
about a king among men .
by. John Wild
4•11",.:0•
and determination' .against num-
oantor'oiD: ag_ 0.04ner,1011 7:147 Ottreukintt rNs..„,a7aPft,m;:.
Hrickhill has. tin UnfOallect geniva
for PorttitYbur 4000' 'of courage
pooklao . Bader is .the third man
Ih 11.10tOrY, to. rVceiye bars for both;
0,011,c),„00 /:0,k`C. and he aacOnil
Phall0 Vila -without Iegail, He lost
:11s4:,etfry itn*ea4ttn iend7tra.:110Y44/11rg:
YrOhlktlicfr)14th.teorTiellnete' for -himself .haleelror-
frig his done numerous, things,
1M was tend were '. impb8sible,..He
was the first Man to walk with two
artificial: lap' Without- the Mie of
ia•mine and he 'refused froni the
Ve0 start to :use a stick He WAS
the beat , wing eommender in the
air force 104 a 1600014 the heart's
of the Engliali. Even the enemy
knew about the legendary Douglas.
Badirri None of his friends si evaers,
worried , abOut ,his boing
they thought him invincible and
VS ;Men: Were never 01104 for
they would 'follpw him anywhere.'
A cloiltor viha told Bader he would
never walk was defeated by Bader
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Mr,, Mrs. liarding,
35 Years'iViieried
ForibwicH— pdst.' Wishes are
extended to , Mr. -and gra, Norman
Harding; who 'oh Prid'ay' celebrated
their ;5th t wedding anniversary,,
They were 'entertalfied the
home of son aila daughter-
in-law, i/It, nrtd MM. 'Allier Hard-
ing, to dinner' Vim(' later 1n the eve-
ning Mr; :and -ceell' Wilson
and farniljrof' FerdWieb, Mr, and
Mts. °IWO *Kaigeb—and 'family of
Listowel kild1Vir.:lindiMts.: Robert
Wood andIltile danghter'oi Lake
to, surpriSed their' parents, and
Spent a aoclal' 6Voling. Mr. and
Mrs. Harding Were Presented With
a plant„
MOrriS Township
School. Board Meets
All members were present in thp
township hall when the Morris
Township School 'Board met on
Febritry" 19. Inspector Kinkead
Was also in attendance.
A. representative from jack Hood
School "Supplies addressed the
board but no decision was made on
purchaie supplies for next year;
The 'Secretary Was histrtieted to
Write Hood's 'Scheel SUpplieS stat-
ing that all orders for supplies for
VIOrris School must bear the' sigh
nature 'Of either the chairman or
the secretary of the board also
to notify teachers that, „supplies
provided in HepteMber are expect-
ed to hist during the Scheid year
And requeatS for additional' Sup-
plies must be' made `to the board.
The board plan's en visiting the
ticheols' at the next Meeting,
March I3, '
,
-
Ross AndersOn was . appointed
repair Mari for all eleetric-Piatilia
and IPluMbing repairs and Howard:
It fbt other general relYairs,
Payment . of the following 'bills
'was anthoriSed; Brussels Coal'
taitti, V0a.4S.; H :blathers, 'coal
$66.66; 1R Andek$on, $18;29; d3, MC-
Donald' $10.16; ,sfack, ,Hood, $80.6A;.
Shatlines. '$1/,86; 'W. 131
$20.00'.
• Stone Ile
4WAtch. Climax Shower of Stam
Catd.Paitgiii • ,
Commuritti ,
portbwictl—Pift oott tables of,
progressive eualire . Were in play
Tuesday night in -the' community
hall with .winners:
lady, Mrs, stall, bride.; high gent,,:
Stan Bridei eohabhitimi, lady, km-:
ma 8sithir spedlithirlses, Mrs, Bey
Simmons;.
Those- In .eliiirOof:-,the evening
Were Mr,,,anOirs,'S4atisMOore,
and Mrs': Hill tritliCti4 and Ur. and Bernard Thomas, Chairman
NtrA, W. Gibson.• ' • s, ahoy-, Steretaky