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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1957-04-17, Page 10Committee Named For Prirfting,of Turnberry History -The regular meeting of Turn- berry Township council was held on April 0, with all members present, The minutes of the last .zwyelavreadaiatidio 4SdpoeplAol 0.01, ifeneotitiligna of AD. Smith and ,Herb Foston„ Fegtom-Willits—Tha John Tischer, .A,-P, Smith and Mrs. Aitken be named AS the :printing committee .to take .Care of print- ingN history ,„ book ;thev) Mulvey,Pexten—That we Cell for payment on the' Grant drain for May 1, 1957.. Poston-Mulvey—ghat' we call for tenders for the .construetion. of the Tervit. .drairf for May 4, 1957, • Sinith-Foston—That We give a grant of twenty-five dollars to the Wingharn branch of the Sal- vation Army. The engineer's report on the. Hyslop drain wael-reacl And pro- visionally adopted on motion of Willits and Faardora. The following ,general and road accounts were paid; Genera) Accounts County, of Huron, hospiteliZ- ation, $72.00; Advanece-Timas, $5.04; Saugeen Valley, Authority; levy, $64.19; ' Harry, Bateman, warble powder, . 4327,83; Relief accounts, 8100,74; Ross Willits, comPen'sation, $47,20; Geo. Them-, son, part salary; $40.00; M, Glde- tensen, mcBurney • Cemetery, $365,20; Bluevale Community Hall, grant, ‘$200,00; Mrs, 'Ieabel MacTavish, printing, e10.00; W, B. Cruiksh,ank, unemployment ins,, $33,12; A. Peebles, $3,36, Road Payroll W. A, Hogg,' $22.50; Bruce Montgomery„$114.00;. Geo. Gallo- way, $157.02; Wm. Mundell, $169.00; road accounts, $453,41. VV,illits-Mulvey—That we - do now adjourn to meet again on May '1, at• 1.30 pat. John V. Fischer, Reeve. Geo, T. Thomsen, Clerk, 1Fordyce School Presents Concert WHITECHUROH -- A full hall greeted the teacher and pupils•of Fordyce school on Friday evening .when they presented their pro- gram of recitations, aroxeses, solos, dancing and skipping num- ',boys. Mrs. Emerson Roger, ,music teacher, was accompanist, and Thos. O'Malley ,made a splendid chairman, Of, special mention was the Easter Cantata num:- bet., telling .iit song and story, of Christ's , arrest, trial,,' crucifixion and resurrection, The National anthem closed the meeting. Lunch Was §erved arid dancing' wils proViclecil by Carruthers orchestra, - QUILT TOP .S. PALE ' FAST UNIFORM GROWTH ! GOOD FEAMERING I LOW MORTALITY! . WIWOMMMEMSWEIM6WAMMMAMOWIMIMIMOMIMIAMSMAWMAIMIIMMMOMIAIMMAIMMI4IMMAIMMAIN U .101411111 dues Yourehido the Advantages of §UPER1ROWTIPOWER:: G. ALAN WILUAMS Optometrist Patrick St., WinghaM 'Phone 770 WHEN YOU HE :R THESE VALUES HOP OVER TO OUR 'USED CAR LOT AND INSPECT. 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Buchanan gave a report Of the recent Presbyter- ial Meeting held at Clinton, Mrs. James Sanderson told of the ad- drees given by Miss Emma Pale thorn, recently retired heat Ko- rea. Mrs, Howes read an article entitled, "Are We as Women .Stewards?„ ?resident Mrs, Ken Edgar pre- Sided for the business session. Members were reminded to take donations for the C.G.I.T. bale to • the next meeting. Miss, Margaret .Jardine donated a quilt top to the society, which will be quilted by the members for the next bale.' Plans were completed for the Easter thankoffering meeting on May 5.„ A screial, hour followed with Mrs. Frank Earls and Mrs. M. Grainger assisting , the hostess,, Mrs, Grainger invited the group to her home for the May meet- ing., One new member was wel- comed, Mrs. George Galbraith. Service Held for Delores Brothers WROXETER—Dolores, ,9-year- old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Brothers, of 25 Ellington . Drive, Wexford, passtd away_ of her bonne on Saturday. Sh,e is 'survived by her parents, two • sisters, Darleen and Nancy and her grandmother, Mrs., Victoria Brothers, of •Wroxefer. Private funeral service • was • held from the home of her grand- mother, Mrs. Victoria Brothers on 'Tuesday afternoon with Rev. W. J. V. Buchanan, minister of Wroxeter 'United Church in charge. Interment was made in Fairview Cemetery, Listowel, Williatn T, McLean Buried at Wroxeter Funeral service for William ,Thomas McLean, who died in Listowel Hospital on. Sunday, April 7, wee', ..conducted by Rev,. W, J. Va Buchanan from the Moir firrierat home, 'Gorrie on Wednesday, April 10. Burial Was. in Wroxeter Cemetery, The pallbearers were' Rae Lout- lit, 'Gordon yeoman, Thomas Burke, Harvey McMichael, Gore' don Loutitt and Ernest Wright.. Mr. McLean was the only son of the late John .McLean and: Sarah Rutherford, He w.es born in Howick Township in.1880. • Deceased was a member of Wroxeter 'United Church, in earl- ier years he took an. active part in marry competitions in hockey end football, Surviving are his wife, the for- mer Mabel Patterson, a sort, John, and a sister, Mrs, Webster Wil- lits, of Turnberry, Three grand- children also survive. -.• AT BRUSSELS • WROXETER l'ef.r. Thomas Brown, a well-known and highly esteemed • citizen of Wroxeter, who'is 88 years of age, attended Ocidtellows Lodge in Brussel§ one night last -week, Mr, Brown will shortly be honored with the pre- sentation of a 50 year jewel from that lodge. He has also a fine re- cord as a member of the Forest Lodge, A.F. & Joining the local lodge in 1892, he served as master of the lodge in 1899-1900, and again from 1902- 1904, He was awarded his 50 year past masters'. medal. Elected as D.D.G.1VL in 1907 he will ,he eli- gible for the 50 year D.D.G.M. award in July 1957. • Mr, Brown, who resides with his daughter, Mrs. Lloyd McGee, is in fairly good health and has attended Forest Lodge several times during the past months. Trousseau Tea WRONNTER—Several ladles from this dr4triet .attended trousseau ten on Saturday at 'FOrdwich South when Mrs. 'Har- old Doig entertained in .honor of her daughter, Miss Marianne Doig whose marriage to Mr, Har- vey Bride of Toronto' will take place on Saturday next, in Fora- wieb United Church. SLIDES SHOWN TO DUOS OF PROMISE „ W R 0 N. P —Twenty-two members answered the roil call on Tuesday afternoon when the Buds of Promise Mission 'Band held its , April meeting in the church schoolroom,- President Lynne. Earls gave . the cell to worship, The children joined in singing "When He Cometh" followed by the Mission Band Purpose, Oath- artme Edgar-.chose favorite Bible verses from John 16, verse 22; Luke 24-31; Matthew 28-20, Mrs. NE, Grainger gave the comment- ary, David •Grainger gave the prayer. "Can.e, Little Child Like Me" was the, second hymn. Mrs. Lloyd McGee told the Easter story entitled, "The Cater- pillar", Rev. 1,W, J. V. Buchanan showed slides on the life of the caterpillar. Connie Clarke read. an Easter poem and plans were made to hold an Easter Thank- offering meeting on. Friday, April 26th, at 2.30 in the after- noon when the mothers of the children and the members of the' W.M,S, will be guests' The hymn "Fether. We Thank Thee" and the Mizpah benedic- tion brought. an interesting meet- ing to' a close. • • . SPECIAL SERVICES ATUNITED CHURCH U U U N N N WROXETER Deepest syMpathy Is extended to gr. and Mrs, Lyle Brothers of Wexford, formerly of Wroxeter, in the death of their daughter, Delores Mae. The little girl pass- ed. away et her homo on 'Saturday afternoon, Mr. andAlonzo Howes Allenford spent Sunday With Mr.,. 44d. 114, andrs Gilbert PloweS. Mr•s. Tall Clark, Godo. rich, were Sunday visitor' with Mn• and Mrs. John Gibson jr, Brenda ''''Cathers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Cathers, was, a pest on "Ivt'La.dy", OKNK,IN recently, Brenda armee& .two numbers, Mrs, Duncan Wallace of Beav- erton is visiting with 'Mr. and Mis s Mrs, 0 hl3a rolne Lea:171a, n 'London, spent the week-end at her borne here, Miss Winnifred Munro,,of Wee- tern University spent the .week- end with her parents, Mr. •'and Mrs, Allen Munro, • There was a happy birthday 'party at the home of John Gibson jr.; on Sunday, when their son, Thomas Michael, celebrated his first birthday, Present for, the 'oc- casion were four " generations, Mrs, john Gibson Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Robert C, Gibson, Mr. and Mrs. Tait Clarke and sons, John and James of . Goderieb, Billy Gibson and Miss Barbara Currie of Winghanaa' A. • lovely birthday cake with tone candle centred the table. April 26th, 2 p.M., 'is the date set for the executive meeting of East Huron this Institute, which will this year he held at Brussels, Plane will be made for the district annualawhielr will be held-nt Fordwieh. '• Guild of St. Anne Plans Decorating FORDWICJI — The Guild of St. Anne wa\,e held on Thursday night at the home of Miss Mar- jorie Foster with the president, Mrs. Willa Douglas, presiding and. opening with Scripture' reading from St. Luke, Minutes of the last meeting were read by Mrs. Donna .,King, MIss Beatrice Wade gave a re- port on the tea and baking sale held recently. ROD call was an- swered by 14 member's with a thought on Easter. Mrs. Willa Douglas, Mrs. Alma Hargrave and Mrs. Jean Sothern were named a committee to meet with Megsrs. Peter and Hector Browne to plan for decorating the church. It, was decided to hold a bazaar and tea 'on September 21st, Miss Beatrice Wade was nam- ed convener of the floWer arrangement on. Sundays for the summer months. Next meeting . will be of 'the home of Mrs. Willa Douglas. Roll call, a verse on Ascension. Rev. F. E. Rrissell closed the meeting with prayer. Lunch was served ley Mrs. Donna King and Mrs. Ruth Armstrong. Guests For Easter Thankoffering FORDWICH—The Thankoffer- ing meeting of the W.A. of Tri- nity Anglican Chlirch was held on Wednesday afternoon' with Mrs. Ruby Foster presiding. Mrs. Lloyd. Jacques read the Scrip- ture lesson. The guest speaker was Mrs, George Malcolm, She was 'intrr:a duced by Mrs. Frank Russell. mare, Malcolm's • address was on missionary work and living con- ditions' in Formosa. Colored slides were ale° shown of places in For- mosa and its people, ' Mrs. Frank Russell closed the meeting with,prayer, after which a 'social half hour was spent in the Sunday School rooms. Mrs. Crosby Sothern 'thanked -the speaker and presented her with a gift. Ladies from Mayne and Fordvvich United Churches, St. Stephen's Anglican and Gorrie and Wroxeter United churches were' also guests at this meeting, ai Team in Stomqt Plans FoRDWMH annual meeting of the Fordwich Athietib Association was held in the corn- mutiny hall on. Monday, night with a fair attendance, It was decided, to organize a halt team, Dffteere fee the Year are Prea” Ron Aube; viece-ms„ Bobt. Gibson; secretary, Ken Graham; treas., Joseph Hefter; execrative, Glenn Johnston, Harold gel), An- son Puttan, William Edgar, Mor- ley Johnston, Art Mitchell, Clar- ence Carswell; Mei Taylor and Harold Pollock, A meeting of the executive will, be acid On April 18th, Twelve Tables at Euchre Party FORDWTCH—Twelve tables of progressiVe euchre were in play at the community hall in k'ord-wicli on Thursday evening, Those in charge were Mr, and Mrs, E. Dinsmore, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Shier and Mr., and Mrs, R. Ni- chol, The ,winners were high lady; Miss Emma Wahl; high gent, Stanley Bride; consolation, Mrs. Bert Winston and George Baltec. The special prize was' won by Mrs. Margaret Grimoldby, FORDWICH The many friends of Mrs. Goos- en Winkle will• be sorry to hear she ,is confined to Listowel Hos- pital, where she underwent a major operation last week, A speedy return to health is wished for liar. Mr. and Mrs. George Holland and family spent the Week-end with friends in Preston. Mrs. Geo, Ashton visited last week at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Art Wells in London, Week-end visitors at the borne of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Doig were, Mr. and Mrs. Don. Seabrook, Nancy and Wayne of St. Cathar- ines and Mr. Donald Doig of Galt, Mr. and Mrs, Boyden Devitt visited on Sunday with relatives in Breslau and Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. Emmerson Har- grave visited Sunday with"- Mrs. Gordon Yeo, who is at present confined to the Wingham Hos- pital. Mr, and Mrs. Dick Aldrich of Galt visited in 'the community over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle 'Simmons and Anne visited 'over the week- end with Mr. and Mrs; 'Doug Wildfairg in Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Connell spent one day that week in Kitchener. ' Mr. O. Hargrave of Norland, visited one day last• weekl with , Mr. and Mrs. E. Hargrave, Mrs. • Tom McClement and Betty, Mrs. Wm, Sothern and Nancy and Miss Bev Fair spent Friday in Kitchener. Mr: and Mrs. Jack Reid and sons of the 2nd of Minto visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. H. ,,Hargrave„ Miss Marilyn Cooper of Guelph vieited over the week-and With 'her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Wray Cooper. Mrs. Ruby Forester, Of Toron- to, spent the week-end Tat her home here. Mr. Earl •Moore spent Sunday With Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brieker in Kitchener. Mrs. Moore re- turned home with him,after visit- ing there a few days. Mr. Jack Foster of. Woodstock epent the week-end with his mother, Mrs. Ruby Foster, • Sunday visitors with Mr. and' Mrs. Tom McClement were, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Plume and sons of Holstein, Mrs, E. Plume and daughter Mrs, B. Musselwhite of Toronto. The, service Of holy baptism Was held in Trinity Anglican Church Sunday morning by the rector, Rev, Frank Russell When David George, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Hargrave, was baptized: Miss Ruth Gernhalder 'of Kit- chener visited over the week- end with Mrs. E. Sandeison, Miss Shirley Ashton' of Lon- don visited over the week-end With her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Ashton, a Mrs, John Trigivis and family visited last week with relatives in Stapler. Cold Weather Stalls Growth By"Arthur S, Belton Cold Wet weather' during. the past week has Made ft impossible to do' anything on th'e land. Growth of grass and other plants has been at a standstill for the saine reagon. Cold nights and a little Sunshine during the day has prolonged the run of sap, 'making this year a verygood one as far as that enterprise is doneerned. Farmers report that a good deal More Of last year's poor euiality hay and grain has been required to produee a pound of gala on beef cattle or a 100 of milk from dairy cattle than was the ease' a year' ago.' Load WW1'. inarlaris repOrt that • digestive troubles in livestock are at a MitliMUM Dila year, Which is pro- bably One bf the few advantages of a wet suininer,last yew', OLD TIES UNCOVERED AilCient Railroad', Work oh the St, Lawrence SettWaY haeloloose- ere() remains of a century-bid railroad, Just aerOSS the St. Law- ranee from Montreal bulldotera faid bare bid tirobers that Were pot of 016; ChiMplain and St. lfrafteir A, bottle of 114414 hair dye, Set black in cololir, which broke in one of the 'Mail bags consigned :Pr IffineYer, improve the letters and treqeele sent with on 'Wednesday Of this week, The •onnsignee may suffer ineenven- lence in the brit of his Or. her hair colOuring; but We Imagine the Post Office authorities and then whose mail was 1131110 have More serious right of complaint, Hanover Post, 'Our customers cite invited to drop in and meet our branch manager, Bob Smith, who will . be most pleased to show yoll our store and stock. * CO=OPERATORS INSURANCE ANIMAL COLLISION ` insurance will pay you up to $300 for your farm animal if killed, or injured, and has to be destroyed, while on a public highway. In addition the owner is Pro- tected from resulting liability to others. This is only one UT the many coverages of,CO-OP INSURANCE). Consult your local CIA agent for AUTOMOBILE, ACCIDENT & SICKNESS LIABILITY AND FIRE (mon-farm) Agents— CECIL FALCONER, Whitechnrch, phone 570J3 VIC LOUGHLEAN„ Wingham, phone 754 20-3,17-1,15 VVINtHAM 1.01,1191111111111311111.101191091M110431111111101thilmiCOM liVROkETBR—eA sPecial Good Friday service will be held at Gorrie United Church on Friday, April 19th, at 11 a.m. Members of the Wroxeter congregation have been. invited to join with Gorrie in this special service. Holy Communion was celebra- ted at the United Church on Palm Sunday when five new members were received into the church membership. Ey certifi- cate from Gorrie United Church, Mrs. James Wylie, and on pro- fession of faith, Mrs. Ken Edgar, Jariles Sanderson, Mr. and Mrs. Crawford Gibson, The minister, Rev, W. J. V. Buchanan, •was in charge and a large congregation was present. The Woman's Missionary Soc- iety, United Church, will hold its Easter Thankoffering service, on Sunday morning, May 5th, at 10 o'clock, Rev.. Mr.' Petherick of Clifford will be the guest speak- er, and a Cordial invitation is . . llllllllllllll IIIIIIIIIII lllll I lllllllll llllllllllllll f lllll i111,111 lllll lll Illiffif llllllllllllll I llllllllll I lllllllll 1111,11f11111111111t extended to everyone to attend. U U U U And you get this extra' growth power at ECONOMICAL COST The fact that we make SHOR-CAIN Super Chick Starter right at our to* means that you buy &Kea. from the manufacturer, You dominate extra hatidling, hauling and profit charges 'when you buy SHUR-GAIN, Start yoUr chicks on SIIUR-GA IN and get to ii pdrformance at economical cost. NADA PACKERS LIMITED DISCUSS INSURANCE AT GROUP MEETING • FORDWICI4 — A very sac- = cessful meeting of the Water safety arid swimming service was ill held in the community hall on - Friday night, Cordon Moir, ▪ president, was in charge. nails P. for insurance were disCusSed' and passed: • This twill he the last public 17- Meeting until sometime in May, 114 .85 all coMmittes, are now formed ▪ and will take care of the detailg ▪ until the sWimining course starts • some tune the first week in July, ▪ in Westininster l osllitaxl. Tt Waa ▪ decided to have at imaginary bake sale at the next meeting, = The mystery prize Wag donated by Mrs, Ross Doig and Won IV' -a p,otta. llowton, Transports,. thM fOr the zone telly, to be held 10 hr kirmardiae en May 644 wag j Mad-hefted and plans made for ▪ etralle. It Was decided to order dards to reirilnd Many, 111011101411111•1101111Ctt ililibliiillit box% Of the' lteethigl4 • Auxiliary Ladies • To Attend Rally FORMVICH—Mhe Ladies' ilia,ry to litiwielr Legion held the April meeting in the Legion - rooms. Mrs. Blythe Clark, prosi. • dent, ?was In charge and Mrs, ▪ Mary rMcCann was secretary with • Mrs, Jean Sothern acting as • treariuter, the Minutes and tie-, counts were taken care of and a = - letter Was read • from' •a soldier In order to provide faster and more efficient service to the retail incr= chants and garage trade in this area, Ideal Supply -Co., Ltd., has', opened a 'branch operation in Winghatni.