HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1957-06-12, Page 5CAVU;LER, NicINTOSH WARD
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS
BELL'. TELEPHONE BUILDING
Walkerton " Ontario.
Beatrice McIntyre
Wed at 'Owen. Sound
0044.1rAThe ramyriage was
ennilSed ...quietly in $.tt George's
.Anglican Cbprgh, 0.Wen Sound, Pn
Saturday,. dunn 8th, ot11-44.1).,9t
geetriee _Mil )114o*Yret dgugbter
Pt Mr, no4 •100.. Noy MolntYo,.
to -.Sydney Atiin, by the rector,
Harvey Baskets early
summer ticINPVi .00P911444 th0
0400,
Mr, McIntyre.ove .daughter' in olorxIoge, and ,ter ,cocktail-
length SOWn was "InaltiOne4 of
white Chantilly lace on fitted ,linee
with matching Where and three
Auarter length sleeves,
Mirol Patricia 'McIntyre was her
sister's hridesanaid, 'and her dusky
pink nylon gown was wank made` oil the
same lines. as the 'bride's, -
Kenneth Ford was grogarifirnUtl-
The reee0tion Slinr'014.4gr Was.
held at • ; Edgewater , after ,
which, the, bride and voom 'Jett
for a - trip through' 'the United'
States and ,Xfanft. They will rpide
in. parn000n, Alberta,
GOUT
Floor Sanders for ,reii
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Two 'Shows Nightly, Rain' or
Clear - First Show at ptiik
Children under 12 in cars Free
THURSDAY and FRIDAY1 .
. June .13 and 14 '. '
"Value For Mone?
!Comedy '(Colonr)..
Bi6orbori Gregsore,
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SATURDAY and !VII) 14i/Alrf
June 15 and 17 ' '
"BRING YOUR!
SMILE ALONG"
(Colour) h
Frankie Lane - Keith Brasselle
(Stooge and Two Cartoons)
Church Service, Sunday June i6
8.00 p.m.—Rev, Q. Wilson
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
'Juno 18 and 19
— Double Feature --
"HIGH NOON",
Gary Cooper Grace Kelly.,
"The 'Moon Is Blue"-
(Adult)
William Holden - David ,Niven,
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CORRIE—Mrs. Elden Anken-
man, GoWaneterri, told of bees and
their behaVienr, at the Xerie meet-
ing''of the Gorrie W,I, at the home
,of 'Mrs. V, H, Strong on Tuesday
evening. She stressed the ,impor-
tance of bees in growing fruit and
crops , and • the doss it will be to
farmers and fruit growers ,if, ow-
ing to popr yields of honey in this
part of Ontario in recent years,
beekeepers move their bees out of
this district. • Ken Edgar, Wroxeter, showed
an interestig film; "The Miracle
of the Bees", Mrs, Ankenman was
introduced by. Mrs. Cecil Wilson
and, thanked by Mts. H. Rhame.
Appreciation was also expressed :
to Mr, Edgar 'and ,both were pre-
'sented ,with gifts.
Roll call was answered by mom=
ing ,a manufactured article from ,
grain, Sikteen members responded
and there were five visitors at
tending.
Mrs. Cecil Wilson commented ors
the anOtto, "Agriculture • Is the
Lifeline of the Nation". She point:
ed out that many who do not farm
owe their livelihood to 'the farm-
ers, Farmer andmanufacturer de-
pend up:in each other as do urban
and rural residents.
Mrs. Willard' Peel reported on
the'district annual meeting at
Fordwich., Corrine Rhame sang a
solo, `Marianne". The president,
Mrs; Gladstone Edgar presided for
the''first part ot the meeting. Mrs,
Harry Rhame, as convener of agri.:
culture presided for the latter part
of the meeting. a
Mrs. Percy Ashton and Mrs. Ce-
cil Wilson had the kicky numbers
in the Dutch auction, , Refresh-
ments were served by Mrs. Willard
Peel',.; Miss Margaret Dane and the
:Regular meeting ,it the Howlek
Township POIMell way held on June
5th, All mOmhers were 'present
and the reeve g, Cowdy in the
chair,
The minutes of the last regular
meeting and Court of Revision
were read And Mr motion, nf Me-
Miehael and Gibson were *dented
as Qerr)ed.
Moved. by -Allen and MeMiehael
'that we give a grant of 4200 to
each of the five Public Libraries
In the, township,. Carried.
Moved by **ins AO Allan
that we •instruct the clerk 'to pre-
pare a by-law setting the rates for
the year' 1957 as fellows, 'County
ptirpeeps, 1'2.70 mills; township
Ceirunereial, 12,2 mills; toWriallin
residential and . farm 9.$
general school 3.1 relief, .1
mills Carried,
Moved hi Haskins and Mc-
Michael that By law 1007 of
the- Township of HOWieir f9t the
year 1957,, the Hyslop', Municipal
Main TownShip of. Turnberry ,
Helmick Portiqk' EIS' read 'the• third
iliac be finalljepasse4; Carried.
Moved by Hailthnii;Lrand ' Allan
thet we receive the .petitiOn. for the
repair of Munielpal:::DraineNo. 10,
Branch B and ,farWard Same to the
engineer; Carried. ;
MoVed 'by Haskins , :and' Allan
that the road aceennta as approved
in the amount 'of $2314,41 be paid,
Carried. • '.
Moved by, Allan' and
that the following ucentinte be
paid, Carried,
Provincial TreiSurer, ,
$3,c5; County Of :}Xurgn, hospitali-
zation re Wm. MObre, $10.00; ,Tewn
of Wingham, fire .,'"truck calls'
1:9$ $4.25.00 fox' ,_boinItY,,, $21-90 ;
Listowel '/3anner; actireitising,i $7',60;
G. King & Son, offinek repair,
$268.15; Federation teAgricolture,
balance 1956 leVy, $612.15; Kurtz-
yille Community 'Centre, grant,
$500; Engeland Produce Co„Vwar-
ble .spraying, $564.91; Aleit Pet-
rie, balance warble fly .inspection,
$100.60; Gordon Underwood, ;bury-
ing calf, $3,00; Art Gibson, relief
administrator, $17.65; Wm. Mar-
mgt.; relief re Mrs.' Witmer. and
'Mr. Felts, '','09,75; -Library , grants,
more and Lakelet, $125,00 . Hyslop
Fordwich, Gorrie, Wroketer, Bel-
Municipal brain, • El-law, Clerk's
and Court of Revisien• fees; :$64,00;
alkwances, re Merkley Drain,
$393.00,
Moved by McMichael And ',Has=
king that we dcOnew;tidjourri to
meet again July 5th ar"at.the call
of the Reeve. Carried. ,
United Church News
GORME--Mrs. Ken Hastie en-
tertained the Woman's MisSionary
Society at her home On TliursdaY
evening. "Mrs. M. P. IrvinNpresid-
ed for the worship,,,serviee • and
gave the Scripture reading. Mrs.
W. Strong• and Mrs. ,I. Toner had
charge of the, study becik„•which
told of the Conditiong in FOrmoas
and Hong Kong. 'Mrs. Bnehanan,
vice-president, conducted.„the busi-
ness. Roll call wee' answered by
the number of " visits eto shut-ins.
Application will be made to .Alma
College leader training' school for
a delegate. , ''
Thg, hostess, • assisted by the
committee, served a delicioug lunch.
W.A. Meets
The. Woman's Assoeiatien will
meet at ' the home, of MrS. Cecil
Grainger on June 13th at 8.30 p.m.
poOtti Friendship Circle will, be in
charge of the 'program: Lunch
Coriamittee, Mrs, L.", Vogen- Mrs.
M.' Edgar, Mrs, Chas. Blaek' and
Mre. H, Robinson, . ' "1:
Anglican
Church.Notes'
;,G0ftRIN 'Shipnients of new
and' geed' 'second hand clothing
Were 'made. an ,Theraday by the
'Woman 's• Auitillery. New cloth-
ing consisting of'; .a year's outfit
foY 'a boy and a, quilt.
Two' layettes were' Sent . o •St,
:Residentiel" School
af.'Oardstnn,, Alberti. Value was
$58. • A', quilt, sweater' and used
cleehing were sent', to.; the' Mohawk
Institute at litantferd',and a quilt
contributed to the Deanery
St. Mitaltelit , •
The `Guild of St. 'Martha met
Wednesday evening: at . the ;home
of Mrs.„‘Wrn., Bennett , witn'a good
attendance, % Meeting opened' with
the: Pialet 'and SCripture
reading by' Mrs. Harry King-. Roll
.was ',answered ,by a ,verge. on
Whitsunday
Titing,:the IntsinesS"' Peticreproz
graninies , were distributed' for ,the
temander,: of the. year, and some
earlyylans are made for the cook-
ing scheell,in September. A Bibli-
cal "contest Was :presented 'by Mrs.
Verna :Clark; fbiloWed 'by a dainty
,lunch prepared by the hostess and
Meg S. Bennett. Mrs. F. E.
Russell' read two short readings
for, thought, namely "Patience"
and "Say :Good Things". They
contained a few akcerpts for' sum-,
iper thnughts',or meditatiens,
'Meeting ':was closed 'With prayers
for the ..shnt-ing and benediction
by Mrs.• F. 'tr.' Russell.
It was, :;decided ,to 'have `a.. picnic
on ,FridaY,"Jmne '28th in the Gorrie
'diainininiity. park ,and to invite the
St..,Anne's Guild, of Fordwich,
BtUEVALE
BlueVale is ,painting up in time
for the Centennial celebration. A
;good job of decorating has been
done in the community had by H.
Templeman of' Gotrie, A. D. Smith
lies the post office looking bright
and the store fronts are being im-
proved.
Mrs. Howard Black of Toronto,
:has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Elmer Sellers.
Mr. Howard Brook, of Toronto,
:Spent the week-end with his: par-
• 1Bezirtoso,kRev. R. A. Brook and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Moffatt and
children, of Southampton, were
week-end visitors with Mr. and
Mrs, Burns Moffatt.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Horton at-
tended anniversary services at Mc-
Intosh Church on Sunday.
The Women's Institute will meet
at the home of Mrst Stanley Dar-
ling on Thursday of this week,
Johnny Brent, of CKNX, will
speak on "Community Activities",
Mrs. Bert Garniss Will give the
Motto, There will be musical selec-
tioMt's Joyce Hoffman has secured
a position as stenographer in the
Hyrdo office in Barrie,
For the summer months the
time of Sunday morning service
in the United Church has been
changed to 11.30 With Sunday
School at 10:80,
Rev, R, , A. Brook attended the
meeting of the London Conference
of the United Church in St, Thom-
EIS lag week.
Harry Gowdy and Arthur Gib-
son are attending County Council
this Week.
Mr, and, Mrs. W, O. King and Mr.
and Mrs. Ken Hattie spent • the
Week-end in Wharton.
Mr, and 'Mrs, Frank Earls, Le-
o'ne and Lynne were guests of Mr.
and, Mts. Archie Miller on Sun
day. Mt. 'Frank Earls 'has sold his
two farms, south of Wtoketer, to
Mr. Gordon Greig BlueVale, Mr.
and Mrs. IllerIS will move to Lon-
don around September I.,
Mt, and Mrs. Howard Ritchie of
Durham visited Mr, and Mrs. Gor-
don Edgar On VednesdaY,
Mr. and Mrs, Roy Ellerman of
Pun *toil, Man., Visited her aunt,
Mn.s Foil. Wood, fiaturdag.
TURNBERRY COUNCIL
ACCEPTS TENDERS
ON TWO DRAINS
The regular meeting of Turn-
bet ry Council was held in the Corn
munity Hall, June 1st,, with all
membem present.
Smith - Foxton—That the minu-
tes of the last regular meeting and
special meeting be adopted as
read.
Willits - Srnith--That we accept
the tender of John Inglis on the
Tervit: drain at $465.00; also on
the Freiburger drain at '$725.00;
work to be completed as soon as the weather permits. ;
Mulvey - the fol-
loWing general and road, accounts
be paid'
Genera). Accounts
Municipal World, roll, $15.78;
Town of Wingham, fire truck ser-
vice $225.00; Ross Willits, comp.,
$47.25; Jim MeNatighton, fox
bounty, $2.00; Lorne .Metcalfe, fox
bounty, $6.00; Engeland Produce
Co„ balance of cattle spraying,
$337.12; Geo. Thomson, part salary,
$40, telephone, $1.75, $41.75; relief,
$30.00; Geo, Tervit, centennial,
$200,00; Jas, J. Elliott, 'balance of
salary, $78:75. 4
Road Payroll
Geo. Greenaway, $25.50; Geo.
Galloway, $261.05; Bruce Montgom-
ery, $189.00; tWin. Mundell, $201.00.
Read , accounts, $3033.70.
Foxton - Mulvey—That we now
adjourn to meet again on July 6th,
at' 1.30 p.m.
John V. Fischer, Reeve.
Geo. T. Thorhson, Clerk,
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WOMEN'S ASSOC.
TO SERVE LUNCH
BLUEVALE — The Woman's
Association met in the United
Church on June 6 with Mrs, Jos.
Horton, vice-president, presiding,
The chief business discussed was
the serving of refreshments after
the church services on Centennial
Sunday, 'The committee chosen
was Mrs. Elmer Sellers, Mrs.
Alex McCrackin and Mrs. Gordon
Hall. This committee will work
in co-operation with a committee
from the Presbyterian Church,
The W.M,S. met in the United
Church on ThurSday. Mrs. Alex
McCraeltin had charge of the
meeting. Mrs. W, J, Peacock con-
ducted the study of Malaya and
Indonesia in the form of a panel
discussion in charge of Mrs, R. A,'
Brook, Mrs. Gordon Hall assisting,
Malaya is working toward inde-
pendence, but on account of differ-
ent races and religions there is
much tension. There are many
Chinese and a large Hindu popu-
latiOn. The native Malayans are
chiefly Moslem,
Indonesia is a country of scatter-
ed dglands. It was granted inde-
pendence by Holland in 1945,
There are numerous races there
but in a minimum of tensible
Eighty-five Moslems have become
'Christians in recent years.
A 'feature of the meeting was the
filing 'of the members of a petition
protesting the sale Of beer in
grocery Stores,
I BOX 473 I
North Say, Ontario,
June 7, 1957,
TWO COURSES
ARE SCHEMER
004WII—Two suPervlsors of the Water ,afetly Division of the Ca.
nadlan 404 Cross from. the TOM"'
te et,fiee were in Corse during' the
Puet week assisting in, the InglInir
24tlen of classed for this summer's
avvirnming Inc water Safety pro -
pct 141 gowielt Township,.
To date over 200 , children have
registered and due tp the large en,
rollMent two courses Will be held,
one In: July and one In Atigast,
Children will attend regardless Pt
the weather, ()II bad days Mstruo-
tion on water elitetY will' be given
indoors. Children will be 11o:tifie0
within the neat week or two when
to attend their:courses, i.
INSTITUTE HEARS
TALK ON BEES
HOICK COUNCIL
SETS TAX RAT
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Your chequei •
are held for
you at the bank
as a permanent
record.
WINGHAM, BRANCH,
W. O. STRUTHERS Manager
and money with
3 Deposit slips Groin
your cheque book—
' for banking by mail
or speedier service
at the bank.
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FOR INURTHER DETAILS
IN AT OUR NEAREST ERANCH.
THE CANADIAN
BA NK COMMERCE
765 branches actoss,,Canada ready' to serv,i you,
t.
Wroxeter
Met at' Gorrie'.
ponam ,'The Guild of
Jani
Monday, itiftu,f'tehlle; W)10.74nPkee'toefr:, Mthrl' °It!
Lawrence,'1Gorrie. The' Meeting Wee
opened with 'the .WA. \prale!,
lowed by the. Lord's prayer. The
Bible reading was, given:by Mrs.
Harry jennings 'Of ,L.ueknoW. Two
short meditations were given by
Mrs,: Frank Russell. 4
Articles were' donated for a bale
which is to be sent to Mtincey Re-
serve, Articles from• 'a travelling
basket were also sold. The be
diVueptisoen
ll,
waling ',aPro,Loiunntyeedlu'641 . '.'Mini
s
s„
by Mrs. Jennings, '
'served by Mrs:,, Lawrence, smutted
. .
Mr. George Beattie, manager of
the Toronte-Dorninien bank,' and
Mrs. Beattie left onSaturday for
ttiree-week vacation when they
wiji visit the NeW England States
as well as New Jersey and Mon-
treat' Mr,-G. J. Wilson of Toronto
will be relieving at the .bank.
Mrs. John White.: of Cen,' • 17,
Howick Township, .underylent sur-
gery at thei Wingham General Hos-
Pitel on Saturday., •
• Mr., and Mrs. Arthur Miles of
Toronto. visited for a 'few days
with Mr. and Mrs, Northan Wade.
Members' of the Gorrie L'.O.B.A.
were 'entertained by 'the LOMA.
lodge at Fordwich on Monday ev-
eriing ,of last week.
Mrs. G. ;Wright has returned
frond-Victoria :Hospital, Londone
Mrs. Tessie • Zimmerman, and
Harty, Mr: 'and :Mrs. nTorman
Wade. attended the Sothern . reun-
ion in Fordwich on Saturday.
Mrs. George FoSter of Elmira
was a week:end visitor with 'Mrs.
M. Gilkinson and other friends.
Miss Beryl Bennett was home
from Kitchener for the week-end.
Mr. and Mts. Fred Feigel, Mar-
lene and Howard, spent Saturday
in Toronto.
Miss Laura Plant and Dick of
St Marls visited with Mrs: Ber-
tha Plant on ,Sunday.
Mrs., W. J. Greenwood of Dur-
ham returned hothe on Sunday af-
ter spending the past week with
her sister, Mrs. George Robertson.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Greenwood of
Durham spent Sunday at the same
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Willow of
Victoria Square, Mr, and Mrs, W.
Ridley and two daughters of Whit-
by were Sunday guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Feigel. '
Mr. and Mrs. Miles MdMillan of
Teeswater spent Saturday with
Mr. and Mrs. T. Mchmes. Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Jamieson were week-
end guests at the same home.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Edgar, Mr.
and Mrs, Glad Edgar, Mr. arid Mr's.
Andy Edgar, Mr. and Mrs. Sandy
Edgar, Mr, and Mrs. Wes Strong,
Mrs. arid Mrs. John Strong, Alex'
and Joan attended the Edgar re-
union in Paris on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Edgar and
family' spent. Sunday with the for,:,
met's mother, Mrs. Jennie Edgar,
in London.
Mr, and Mrs. George Brown and
Jean visited with Mr. and Mrs.
john Brown in Stratford on Sun-
day.
Mr, and Mrs. Robert Jones of
tortintci spent Saturday at the
home of Mr. and .Mts.'Cecil Grain-
ger,
Rev, Hewitt, Bruce and Sidney of
Holstein visited with Mr, and Mrs.
Roy 'dowdy.
Mr. and MrS, Alex Petrie spent
Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Stan-
lay "Elliott and Mr, William. Falcon
Er of ListaWel.
Warden and Mrs. Harry Growdy
attended the ex-warden's banquet
at the. Dunlop Inn, Goderich 'on
Thutaday evening'.
Mr; ThOinas Short was taken to
LkatOwel Memorial Hospital kriday,
AAA IN now getting along as well is
r firs tioA
Dear Sir:
Enclosed you will find our intiney
order for the renewal 'of our Ad,
vance-Times for the doming year.
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brings es news from home. Please
keep up the good work,
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