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OAT. - MON. AUG. 24 - 26
".:iY`The Indian Fighter"
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Kirk Douglas, Elsa Martinelli
'TUES. - WED. AUG. 27 - 28
"Solid Gold Cadillac"
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Thursday,, Atitgust 29th . - 4; At the Arena
8.30 p.m. -- JOAN FAIRFAX = CBC Television Singing Star plus Other Outstanding Artists.
DANCE TO 'FOLLOWt FROM 10 to 1 — PAUL CROSS ] 12=piece ORCHESTRA & SOLOISTS
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tio part —FRONTIER PARADE with 5 Bands,
Floats, Cos,tumes, plus Cowboys and their horses
and the DURHAM GIRLS' 'TRUMPET BAND
2.45 p.m.—JUDGING OF FLOATS IN THE PARK,
First and Second Prizes = Classes:
Best Over-All Float
Best Horse-Drawn Float
Best Comic Float
Best Service Club Float
Best Old Fashioned Pioat
Best Oldest Motor Vehicle in original condition"
$150.00 in Prizes
3.00. p.tn.-2-DURHAM GIRLS' TRUMPET 'BAND
3.15
3.30
4.00
8.00 p.m.—CKNX BARN DANCE. BROADCAST
Over 30' Entertainers — Special Artists'
Doors open at 7 p.m. Show starts 8 p.m. sharp - Dance to follow
Saturday, August 31st
p.m.—ROPE SPINNING DISPLAY_
p.m.--ENTERTAINMENT
p.M.-7HORSE SHOW
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A St. Stephen's
OGIIHM—On Saturday, August.
.at St. StepheWs Anglican
Church,, Oorrie, Wale Hil4abeth,
daughter of Mr, ,and, Mrs,. Ambrose
avid, Prange Hill, united in
arriage with Wm, Gtta Willert,
Pronto, son. of M. and Mrs. O.
Pashwood, by the Rev,
A. Russell, Mrs. Frank King
organist,
• The bride were a ballerina-. ietrigth gown of white lace with
bouffant gliirtn.Mrs, Geo, Wilson,
Walkerton, was matron of honor
end was attired in a similar gown
of mauve, Mr, Geo, Wal-
kerton was hest man.
1. A reception wag held at the home
of the bride'`" brother, Mr. Frank
pavid. The couple will reside in
Toronto,
SAFETY IS-NENE
ADDRESS
CiQRKIE—aonstable Hardy, of
Goderieli, of the Provincial Police
force Spelt° on "Traffic Safety" at
the August meeting of the Oorrie
W,I, at the home of Mrs, Ernest
Dinsmore. He Was introduced by
Mrs, Norrhan, Gadclke„ He said
more deaths are caused by auto-
mobiles than by any single disease.
He showed a film on "Traffic
Safety", and safety rules foi buses
and school children,
Mrs, David Neilson, guest speak-
er, was introduced by Mrs. B, H.
Strong. She told of the require-
ments for the nursing profession
and for nurses' assistants. She said
it was an excellent preparation for
family life. A nurse should have
a desire to help people, She also
gave hints on the care of the aged
and young children, She was pre-
sented with a cup and saucer,
Mrs, Gerald Galbraith comment-
ed on the motto, "Sing more, argue
less and the horn° will be a happier
place," She said we should make
our homes the happiest possible,
learn to relax and sing. Although
much may be learned by argument
it should not become heated.
Many amusing answers were
given to the roll call, "What An-
noys Me Most". Yvonne Sparling
reported oh the Garden Club. Ach-
ievement Day will be held in Bel-
grave, on August 27th, Miss Shirley
Patterson is the new home econo-
mist for Huron.
A letter of appreciation from,
Lieut. Goodridge was read, thank-
ing the Institute members for the
help given in the Red Shield Cam-
The next meeting will take the
form of a tour of industries in
GOderich.
Mrs. Glad Edgar and Mrs.
Clarence Sparling, •assisted by the
hostess, served refreshments.
Court of ;Revision
Set for Sept. 5
GORRIE—A regular meeting of
the Howick Township Council was
held in the' clerk's office on. Aug-
ust 6th. The reeve, H. Gowdy, was
in the chair.
The minutes of the last regular
and special meeting were read and
on motion of McMichael and Gib-
son were adopted as read. Carried.
Gibson - Allan—That we give a
grant of $100.00 to the Howick
Water Safety Committee.' Carried.
Gibson - McMichael—That the
Enginees report on the repair and
improVement of part of branch A,
branch B, and branch C of the
Henry Bolton municipal drain be
accepted and provisionally adopted;
and the clerk be instructed to pre-
pare the necessary by-law and
copies of same; and, `"that applica-
tion for provincial aid be made to
the Department of Public Works
of Ontario. Carried.
Gibson - Allan—That we instruct
the clerk to prepare the necessary
by-law' to place a stop ,sign at the
intersection of Patrick and Louisa
Streets in the Village of Fordwich.
Carried.
Gibson - McMichael—That we
delegate the treasurer to the Ont-
ario Municipal Association annual
convention. Carried.
Allan - McMichael—That the
date of the court of revision for
the Bolton municipal drain be held
at 3 o'clock on September 5th. Car-
ried.
Gibson - McMichael—That we
appoint Mel, Allan as commission-
er on municipal drain No, 10,
branch B, Carried.
Allan - Gibson—That by-law No.
13-57, of the Township of Howick
for the Year 1957„ the repair and
improvement of part of branch A,
branch B, and branch C of the
Henry Bolton municipal drain by-
law, as read the first and second
time be passed. Carried.
McMichael - Gibson—That the
road accounts as approved be paid.
Carried.
Allan McMichael—That the fol-
lowing accounts be paid, Carried,
County of Huron, hospitalization,"
$40.50; fox bounty, $13.00; X. A.
Hammond & Co., Office supplies,
$54.08; Earriston Review, printing,
$43.50; Leonard Ratan, allowances
re Wm, A, Bennett Drain, $11.00;
Carl Dinsmore, allowances re Wm.
Bennett Drain, $14.00; Archie Ir-
Win, alloWanCes re Wm, A, Bennett
Drain, $92.00; Chas. F. Finlay, al-
lowances re Wm, A. Bennett Drain,
$22.00; Joe Bennett, allowances re
Wm. A. Bennett Drain, $2.00; Bruce
Bennett, allowances re Wm. A.
Bennett Drain, $2.00; Wm. A. Ben-
nett, allowances re Wm, A. Bennett
Drain, $182.00; Cliff Dodds, allow.'
antes re Wm, A. Bennett Drain,
$84.00; Mac Newton, allowances
re Wan, A. Bennett Drain,. MO; H.
GoWdy, commissioner's fees, re
Wm, A. Bennett train, $1.60.00;
Carl Willis, -balance contract and
deposit re Wm. A, Berl/tett Drain,
1304.90; 3, R. Pollock, clerk's fees
re Wm, A, Bennett brain, $65,00;
Lohr, repair, Pordwich shed
Ma; $8.00; Att Gibson, relief ad-
ininistrator, Wrri, lVfarriner,
$83,62; Water Safety Cont4
Matte, grant, WOO; It Deno,
postage, $3,00; toad account, trans-
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EAST WINANOSII
COUNCIL SETS NATE
The East Waw.a.nosit Council.
met on August 6th, the, reeve lire,
siding,. The minutes of the meeting
held ,July 2nd, were nail And
adopted on motion by 'Hanna and
Buchariaa,
On motion by Buchanan,- anna
that the road and general ape:punts •
AA presented be passed and paid,
,Carried.
Motion by Hanna Buchanan
that .the MT township rate be 8
mays and the commercial rate be.
10 Carried, •.•
Motion by Buchanan Banna
that council accept the 1957 assess-•
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MiOt, roll pending court of **vision,
carried. '
Road A0300400
Stuart IvieBurney, salary 3175.40,
bills paid, 80c, $1.715.00, Wrn. r,
win, wages WA, rent of troci;
g4,40, $89,69; Wingham Tire ,Per-
vice, tire and, tube, 130 •grader,
$36:44; Purdon Meters,' gutting
steel for bridge, $1,90; Atainton's
Hardware, cement and Pick handle,
$127,80; Ideal Supply, bearing in7f
spits, $22.00; Albert Coultes, under-
pinning bridge, $317,45; Can, Oil 0:11 Ltd., fuel oil, $1.77.7$; Willifthl
Kennedy, 60 yards, gravel at Sc,
$3.00; The Pedlar People, steel pipe
18'x6", $21,18.
General Cheques
Town of Clinton, balance deben-
ture levy D. C. I., $117.06; Town of
GoderIck (10, levy q.c.x., 5112013;
LeVt BR/Pan, lox bounty, $1,00;
earth XeCli4ohey, fox bounty,
$1,00; 3. Keith Arthur, ambulance
fees, indigent $33.00; Village of
share of relief April,
June, July, $49.68; Qrvq1 TaYlort
convention expenses, $30,00; Bel-
grave Library Boni* grant, $1,5,00;
Auburn Library Board, grant,
$10,00; Whitechnrch Library Board,
grant, $10,90.
Motion by Hanna Buchanan
that' council adjourn to Meet on.
September 3rd or at the call of the
Reeve at one o'clock at the Bel-
grave Conaninnity Centre, Carried.
Orval E. Taylor, Reeve
R, H. ThompSon, Clerk,
MemoriatService
opoRmo—The ngwlek ;District
40.1,4, annual memorial 'service
was' held Sundai afternoon, Aug*'
ust 11th, in the grorqe Cemetery,
XerObers of the L.Q.L. and 40•13,4•
lodges marched from, the L.,ote.
ball to' the cemetery, carrying
flowers ,Which were placed on the
mound at the ccatet,ery, The Rev,'
John Gorrie, spoke, from
Hebrews 12,
From clbsk to ,closing time /each
evening, ,from Spring to late Fall,
an extensive and Suave lighting ,
system transforms Victoria's But-
chart Garden's into a fairyland of
subtly lighted splendor,
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Nni.sommos
Friday, August 30th
1.30 p.m.—CHILDREN'S PARADE
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-Prizes, for best
Frontier Boy and Girl, Decorated Doll Buggies,
Bicycles, Tricycles, Wagons, Indian and Indian
Princess, Cowboy and Cowgirl — Prizes $75
2.15 p.m.--OEFICIAL OPENING OF WINGHAM'S
FRONTIER DAYS'
2.45 p.m.—TRICYCLE OBSTACLE' RACES
3.15 p.m.—CHOOSING of , FRONTIER QUEEN
3.45 p.m.—ROPE SPINNING CONTEST
4.15 p.m.—BULLDOGGING CONTEST
8:30 p.m.—SQUARE DANCE 'CONTEST, Prize $50.00
ry
FRONTIER BALL — Come in Costume, Prize $10.60
CHOOSING OF FRONTIER COUPLE ,
Music by The Golden , Prairie Cowboys
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JOAN FA ;FAX
*television Singing Altar
Durham Gig s' TruitiPet'lland
SO NY RIDES
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