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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1957-05-15, Page 5ARNOLD 11.4...pr ,.„ You can rake in this kirid of harvest ten or fifteen years from now. About $10 a week will bring a guarmitevi mini- m115,2 return of $10,000 in 15 years. Talk it over soon with an Investors representa- tive — "your best friend financially." Call or write: Thos. A. Javelin , Phone 147 WINGHAM, ON1'. John W. Waines R.R. 3, LISTOWEL Phone 1942 Investor* syndicate er cA.A..... 1.0.‘1 1-t6 iliA0 OFFICtIWINNVEG‘ OFFI6ES IN 1.61661PAL C17101 O N , T, A R .0 • Bears looking into s for the whole family IltvottOitztii) toot, i'de,,o-aritaaleat eldtic toeestei tool, ipEk ..tetstotetci Winghain Shower of Stars, Thursdays, 8,30 pm. over Channel 8 rhOite 110 .Watch Win with the Liberals . 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Meets At Douglas Home rour)wica— 'rile May Jneetihf of Trinity 'WA was held at the home of Mri: Jack Pouglas with the president, Mrs, Ruby Foster •• presiding, crititare reading was taker. by Nita. 4,1014; Jacques, gra. Frank Russell gave a, chanter on the 'study hook, ",fast a Purina", on land divided, Ruby Foster led in the litany, Pri• Strong and Mrs, Prank Russell gave interesting report's en the .70th W.A. annual meeting In St. Paul's Cathedral, 74nadon, on May and 2, Arrangements were made to pack a bale at the next rndeting, This will he sent to Cardston, Alta. It was deakied to hold the annual garden party on June 11 in the church basement, Mrs. Emmerson Ferguson gave a reading by Canada's health minis- ter on 0What I, Saw in .Asia", The meeting closed with prayer and Zurich; was served by the hostess, assisted by Vitas ElvaFostor, Members of the W,Ingliarn branch of the Canadian Legion paraded to the cenotaph .on Wednesday evening before attending the annual V,E, Day banquet in the Legion. healer Picture shows Legion mein, hers listening' to an address .by Mayor R. McKinney, of - Wingham,—Advatieg-Times photo, —1'101 • • • 1'00 WIHOgim A4resteThstsk 14441sesiitz .0 .. • — Thoroughness: • • Ability Time' .t01# • . TIT Phone • $7 for 'appOintment. zoiattiewojimil•11111111111111114.11111.11011/10140111103,11111141111114 OPT R. Liberal Candidate Wellington-Hutson on SATURDAY, MAY loth The time 6.25 = 6.30 p.m. The Station CKNX dial 920 Photo by. Bellair L,O.B.A.,Invites Palmerston Ladiei • FORMIC/I-I Th e Loo. B. A. Lodge met in the Orange ifall for the ,May meeting with Mrs,.-Freida D'Arey, 'TM., in charge. Mrs, Ruby Poster, read the 'devotions. do- nation of five dollars was 'tinted for Mr. and Mrs, Frank Gelylt, who lost their home 1)y fire last week. A committee of Mrs. Martha Baker and Mrs. Edna Hargrave was 'named to look, after the In- stallation of a memorial light in Memory of the late Mrs. •William Hawksbee. An invitation was sent to ,Palmerston ladies to visit with Fordwich on June 3rd, The inYs- tery prize donated by Mrs, Ruby Foster was wan by Miss'Elva Fos- ter. The meeting closed in" order. •FORDWICH—The W,M.S. of the Fordwich United Church held its" regular meeting at the home of Miss Minnie 1%/feElwain with Mr, S. K. Graham and Mrs. Parker Eurig presiding.. The meeting opened with a read., ing on "Homes", }followed by the hymn, "Happy the Home where Jesus is" arid a 'prayer. The min- 'cites were read and adopted. Mrs. Lovell is the, shut-in for the month and Mrs. Harold Doig and Mrs. Wray Cooper will visit her.. The C.G.I.T. announced that the cook books were ready for sale. Mrs. Lloyd led in prayer for the missionaries and the roll call was answered with a thought for Mo- ther's Day by 30 people. The worship service was conduct-. ed by Mrs. C, Carswell,' assisted by Mrs. John Craig and Mrs. Mel Al- len. The theme :was "Think on These Things". The program was the •study of the junior groups in the W.M.S.• care. It took the form of a skit showing the way a girl grows in knowledge as she shares in the life of the Baby Band, the Mission Band and Taking part in the skit were Mrs, Cars- well, Mrs. E. Harding, Mrs. J. Craig Mrs. R. Gibson, Mrs. M. Allen and Mrs. H. Pollock, Following the presentation of the shit discussion groups were form- ed. The quiz about the Baby Band, Mission Band and C.G.I.T, was dis- cussed with Mrs. J. Warrell, Mrs, W. E. Hainstoek and Mrs, H. Doig as leaders and reporters for the groups, The meeting was closed with prayer. FOREIGN Mr. and Mrs. Lindsa3r, Galbraith visited on Sunday with' Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Galbraith in Guelph. Mr. Bruce WilliamSon of London visited over the week-end with his mother, Mrs. Emma Williamson. Mrs. W. R.. Duncan and John of Guelph spent the week-end at the loins Of-Mr. and Mrs, Jack Brown. Thirteen ladies of the Howick Auxiliary attended the zone rally held in Kincardine last Thursday night. Mr, and Mrs. Trey Hainstock of Milton visited with relatives here over the week-end., Mr, and Mrs. Lyle Simmons and Anne and Mr. Roy Simmons visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Deng Wildfring in Toronto. Mrs. Sim- mons returned home after spend- ing a few days there. • Mrs. E, Hargrave is spending some time with Mr, and Mrs. Earl Hallfnan near Listowel, Mr, and Mrs. Earl Baker and family of London spent the week- ed with•Mr: and Mrs. Geo. Baker. Mr, and Mrs. Stan Stephenson and family of Claremont visited in the community over the week-end. Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Dunning- ton of .Owen Sound are spending soine time at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Graham. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Arm- strong spent one day last week with Mr; and Mrs. Irwin McDowell. Master Gary McDowell returned home after spending the past two weeks with his grandparents. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs, Bert Versteeg on the birth of a daughter on 'May 6th at the Lis- towel Hospital. Messrs, Marshall. Armstrong and Emmerson Hargrai7e Were dele- gates to the Anglican Synod, Lon- don, last week, representing Ford- wich Trinity Church. Mr. Allan Fries spent 'several days in Toronto last week. Miss Letitia Matthews visited lag week in London at the home. of Mr, and Mrs. Mac Corbett. Mr. and Mrs, TO 1Vicllall and Mr, Garold ;Gibson` left last week for the western provinces, where they will spend several moritha, Mrs. W. Horsburgh visited for two weeks at Hamilton and Stitt, bury, Mr. and Mrs, Orville Guy of Mitchell visited one day last week with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Howe, Mr. Mervyn Wallace of Orange, 'Ale visited over the week.end with his Mother, Mrs, Alveretta Wallaee. Mrs, Via Gallagher was pleasant. ly siirprited On Sunday night to re. MVO 'phone call' front her son, Baptized Sunday FORDWIOR — At the Mother's Day, service in the Fordwich United Chureb the rite of baptism walif given to twelve children by. fieV. J. W. Hird; Valerie Lynn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Neil. Baylor; Janet Anne; daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Nickel; Barry Kenneth, son of Mr, and Mrs. William Hutchison; Har- old William, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mel Tayler; 'John Laverne, son of Mr. and !Wm, Lorne Siefert; Robert Stewart, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stew- art Strong; Linda Inez, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben. Gibson; Linda Lorraine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morley JOhnson; John Wayne, son of Mr. and Mrs, Jack Browne; Elizabeth Jean and Glenn Ronald, children of Mr. and Mrs. Ron Mas- sey; Lowell Thomas, on of Mr. and Mrs. Ron Rube. LEGION AUXILIARY MAKES DONATIONS . FORDWICH—The Lidies' Auxi n liary to Howick 'Legion ,met in the Legion rooms for the May meeting, with the president, Mrs. Blythe Clarke, presiding, Mrs. Mary Mc- Cann, secretary, read the minutes of the last meeting, A donation of $13.00 was made to •a zone project, a, TV' set for Westminster Hospital. Ten dollars was also donated to the Legion scholarship fund and $10.00 for one of the members who rs in hospital as the result of a car accident. An imaginary•bake sale was con- ducted and proved successful. The members made plans for cars to the zone rally. The zone comman- der will visit, the branch .at the June meeting. Lunch was served by two members and a social' half. hour was spent. - St. Anne's Guild Will Assist W.A. FORDWICHThe St: Anne Guild held its May meeting at the home of Mrs. Jack pouglas with eleven members present, The meeting opened with. Scripture reading by the president, Mrs. J. Douglas. The minutes of the last meeting were read, by the, secretary, Mrs: Don King. Plans were made ,to assist the W.A. with the annual garden party to be held on June 11 in' the church, basement. Mrs. Peter Brown and hers. Brown were named a com- mittee to work •'with two ladies from the W.A. Miss Beatrice Wade gave the treasurer's report. The next meet- ing is to he held June 13 at the home of Mrs. Wellington Hargrave, The meeting closed with prayer and lunch was served by the hos- tess, assisted by Mrs. Harold Fos- ter. ONLY ONE. TENDER fORRINTOUL DRAIN The past Wawanosh Council met May 7th, with all the 'members. Present and the reeve in the chair. The minutes of the meeting held April 2rl were read and adopted on motion by Pardon, ,seconded by Buchanan, llanna-MeGoiwa,m — That Beg. Schaltz get -00o ark hour as sprayer. helper and Frank Cooper get $1.00 an _hour as inspector and 25c an hour for use of car,—Carried, There was one tender for the construction of the, Rintoul, muni- eipal drain, that of George Rad, ford at $3,200.00, the township to supply the Pipe and tile. Purdon-Buchanan.,-That the ten.' der of George E. Radford for. $3200.00 be accepted for the RM. toul Municipal drain, Carried, The court of revision on the Hallahan municipal drain repair was opened at two o'clock; three appeals were heard. The engineer was present and explained hls re• - McGowan-Buchanan — That the Hallahan drain and Caldwell drain and Mason drain, when a repair is required on either drain, the en- gineer separate the assessment on each drain.—Carried. The Grasby, drain court `was held at -3,15 o'clock, Jas. Walsh appealed his assessment maintaining his as- sessment was too high. Mr. Walsh signed a petition that an extension of the• B. branch of the Grasby drain in Morris be made to his line at Highway No. 4. Hanna .' McGowan — That the court of revision on the Hallahan drain repair be closed and the en- gineer's report and by-law No. 7 be sustained, the engineer's and clerk's fees be paid and the clerk notify the Morris clerk that a pe- tition had been signed for an ex- tension of the B. 'branch of the Grasby municipal dr*ain—Carried. - Buchanan - Purdon—That the toad and general, accounts as pre- "sented be passed and paid. Carried. McGowan - .Hanna That council 'join the Huron County Officers' Association and pay the member- ship -fee of. $15.00. Carried. Pardon - Buchanan—That coun- cil adjourn to meet June 4th, at one o'clock at the Belgrave Com- munity Centre. Carried. , ROADS Stuart McBurney, sal., $175.00; Wm. T. Irwin, net wages, $109.06; Howard Meehan, sprayer repairs, $1,15; Belgrave Co-Op, sprayer repairs, $28.58; W. S. Gib- son, insurance, $52.50; Canadian Oil Co., gasoline grader, $51.66; Cana- dian Oil Co., gasoline sprayer, $50.92; Canadian Oil Co., diesel fuel, $41.40; Treas. of Ontario, tax 20e gal, on 200 gallons diesel fuel, $40.00; Almond Jamieson, 39 hours loader , at $7.00, $273.00; Ross Jilin- lesen,_ '35 hoUrs at $3.50, $122,50; Ree:-Gen. of Canada, income tax, $4.00. GENERAL:—The Huron Exposi- tor, transfer binder, $11.00; C. W. Hanna, relief account, $50.12; graye Co-Op, Warbicide, $76.50; Belgrave Co-Op, disinfectant, $7:50; N., S. Bauman, tile, Rintoul Drain, $261.38; The Wingham Advance- Times, advertising tenders, rtin- foul Drain, $3.96:; Earl Caldwell, W. F. sprayer, 184 hours at 95c, $174.- 80; Reg. Schutz, W. F. Sprayer helper, 155 hours at 90e, $139,50; Frank Cooper, W.F. Inspector, sal- ary 196 hours at $1.00 net, $178.70; Frank Cooper, use of car, 196 hours at 25c an hour, $49.00; Rec.-Gen, of Canada, income tax, $17.30; Road Cr., use of Sprayer, 145 hours at $1.00 an hour, $145.00; W. S. Gibson, to policy No. L-90-743, $17.50; County Of Huron, hospitali- zation recovered, $60.75; Warren Sanburn, 1 fox bounty, $2.00; Jas. A, Howes, engineer's fees, Halle- him Drain repair, $50.00; R. H., Thompson, clerk's fees, Haliahan Drain repairs $25.00; R, Thomp- Son, By-laws, Hallahan Drain re- pair, $27.00; S. H. Rieke, Huron . CO, Mull, Officers' Association, $15.00, Total, $2,261.78. Orval E. Taylor, Reeve R. H. Thompson, Cleric, and girls of Thornhill spent the week-end with Mrs. Elmer Pans Mr, and Mrs, Willoughby Pat.. terson of 'London visited °Vet, the week-Mid With the fernier's mOther, Mra: Nati .PattersOri, Mr. arid Mil, Harvey Bride of Searbord and Mr. Edward Doig' of Timmins visited over the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mr, and Mrs. Jack Rickleil and little darIghtet of Teviotdcfle spent Stniday with Mr, and Mrs. Stan Binds, Mr. and Mrs, Robert dentiell and garjcitle, Mrs. Waiter Hainstoek and Mr. Albert Hall visited on 'Sun. say With Mr, sad Athi. tantalti tuft's, at Ethel,• CLINTON, ONT. Two Shows Nightly, Rain is clear Fir* Show at Dusk Children. :unifier 1* in ears FrOe %110.1e$DAY and FRIDAY Humphrey ay l Bogart,16 a41dP1r7eci March "The Desperate Hours" (1Wo Cartoons) $ATUROXP ONLY--ilitY' 10 - Double Feature - "TOP GUN" St riing Haydoa -- Karen Booth "Overland Pacific" (Colour) Jack Mahoney Sunday am(Cisaalltmeena5) moximv "To Catch A Thief". May 19 and 20 (Colour)• Carey Grant — Grade Kelly • (Cartoon), . TUESDAY and . WEDNESDAY Illay 21 and 22 "The Rose. Tattoo" (Adult) • Murt Lancaster.: -- Anna 7iffagani • '(Cartoon). Addrets Isal cow - • „ beitiiiio'han,a-rfotiltirot "frosi & 014 Ilkyin ,C oiltentt Melee We instrli N*4 5 GAS, OIL f)it FIRED GRAVITY PR WINTER AIR CONDITIONING MODELS . ........... -'044.0 to DARROC STUDIES 1Twelve Children MIS GROUPS land, 14.0. Me also ‘pOitalo WM4 t Mr. ow VItt. Brtiees Ament (lowaniteWn Visited Way with Mr. Addison Sacrines, in -summer, Mt. 'shit WO*, 'Militia NteCititi. and they said the weather was quite nice arid the blossoms were lovely. ' A farewell party was held on Monday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hareld Peig in honor Of Mr, and Mrs. Frank Gelyk and who left on Wednesday to 'make their home in Paisley. Neigh- bors and friends presented them with'a tri-lice lamp and picnic hamper and 'the evening was spent in a social way, Lunch was served, Mrs, Nellie Gamble visited a feW days last week with relatives in Master Teddy Holland of Kitch- ener is spending a few days with his grandparentS, Mr. and Mrs., Everitt Allan. Week-end Visitors with Mrs. Dora Ridley 'were Mr. and Mrs, Keith Ridley and children, Mr. Gordon Ridley and Sots and Miss Frances MeLean, all'of London, lily, and Mrs. Cecil Lynn: and Karen of brangeVille. Mr. Henry Campbell is spending some time with Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Trottsclaie in $,.trattord Mr: and Mrs. George Trethewey and family of Stratford visited at the Weelpend. with Mr. and Mars. Ira Behaefer, Mr, and *ft& blek Aldrich of Galt visited' in the town -Unity over the Week-0;cl. aitr, d Mrs. lisrVily Wallows