The Wingham Advance-Times, 1957-09-18, Page 3•
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APPLICANTS MUST HAVE
API'RQX, $*000.00
(Which is .pecpred),, Rad; Qpd referen'cee, %hese° peening, will.
pay you exeeptioryaiiy ,li4gh nienthly inoOme Immediately,, and,
ray9 l cants aspiring
;pidly•lni;rease as busuie.s expands. Prefer apP #
earnings from $19,000.00 tog$Q,U90.Q9 yearly, Ne high pressure
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have necessary cash, write today giving phen9' mmdbex And.,
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No; 125, Station B. Montreal, Quebec:.
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to help themselves
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municipal prints will provide S51,100.'
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HOiCK COUNCIL
PASSES LAWS
A regular meeting of the HOW,'
ick Township Counuli was held: ill
the clerk's office on September Oth,
All membei'a,.were Present and
reeve, H. Gowdy' in the chair, The
minutee of the last regular meet-
ing were read and on
iantioSl of
McMichFel and'Qlheon were adopt-
ed
dopt
ed' as read, 0a01e4
Allan - Haski'ns,-.-That wq .atitll.-
orize the cicrit and ,reeve' to` •sign..
the petition for intela paiyrnent; of
subsidy Under tl)4':. Highway xm-
prevenient p 1 .Carriedc : ,
¶ibcon ,,,McMichael- `hat ' we
instruct The •jerk to apply, for the
extension o„f• the return ,. of the
assessment roll for, 15 days Car-
.
ried .
1VeMycliael - Gibson -`hat , we
give the, Hewlett Agricultural Sop-
iety, 4 •grant of 1¢O ,and up to, $100
to, the school fair; Carried.
Haskins ' Allan -That we give
the North, Huron Plowmen's
Association a grant of $35,00 Car
tied. • '
Gibson - IdeMicha 1That we
give the Gorrie.:Cemgtery` Board a
grant of $2QO,OQ, Carried.
Allan 1-. Hailkins-That we 'give
the, •McIntosh. Cemetery Board a
grant of $100.00: Carried:•
'Allah-•MeMichael -That; 73y -Lar',
No; 14-57 of the Township of WO -
Mk for the year 1957, a' by-law ;to
dnerease. the, intertest rate on bank
loans, as read . the third tine be
finally
passed:. -Carried„. •
Haskins . McMichael^That By-
law -.No. '16-57.•,of..'•the Township of
ilowick for the year 1957, a by-law
•to impose a tax penalty on unpaid
taxes of; the year•`of• levy; as read
the' third , time ;be finally passed..
Carried,
Allan - Haskins=That' we do now.
:adjourrr. the' regular' Meeting to go
into special meeting ,re;'The Tile
Drainage: Act: Carried'
Haskins• -Gibson T1iat..By-iaw
No. 15-57 •of the Township ef,How-
ick for -the year x.1957,' The Tile
•Drainage Act Bylaw; as read the,
third 'time be finally, 'passed. Car
. Allan - Gibson -That we adjourn
the special' meeting and revert to
open council. Carried. .
McMichael - Allan -That By
law No, 13.57. of the, Township' of
Howick for the year . 1957, the
Henry Bolton: Municipal. Drain re -
Pair and improvement'. by-law as
read the. third time., b'e ••. finally
passed.. Carried.
Allan '-McMichael-That we in
if$' foe WHO NYS -
lint NE'OOESN'T�MINO
$HECII$G' OUT' fQR' THE
MODERATELY PRICED
•eRESCRIP:IG11 StAVICE AT
:VANCE'S.
DRUGSTORE
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JNSTfl1J1t' PLANS.
MacNaughton Faintly
ftwEYALE••--Turnberry moo FOR 01ST1 RALLY
Pt •Mrs, •D, :S, MeeNaughten, and
Frio•:114s Honor
son, John assen1bipd at heli •hpmie
on Wednesday evening, Septemi?br
11th, .prior to .their iiepart(ire to.
Winghai�r•
•
Gifts *ere presented by Prrib
Harvey Tirrl.in and Mrs.Wiillaln.
Mundell and;; lairs, Gordon Mundell
read an :adduces at appreciation,
written by herael,P.:in verse 'form:
Mrs, MacNaughton and John' are
,roving to ,Wingbam, their farm
having been: sold to Reeve John.
Fischer. They will be ?much missed:.
ht the con'iiriunity, Mrs, MagNaugh'
ton has done .outstanding work in
the Women's Institute, being, a
former member of the 'I rovinpiel
Board, and in the Wro cete.r United
Church.
JAPAN IS '.SUBJECT
AT RALLY SERVICE
LUEVALE-Rally Day was .eh-
served, in the United Church on
Sunday. Rey."R, A; Brook and W.
J. Peacock, Sunday School superin-
tendent, had charge of the service.
• The junior phoir led in the ser-
vice of song, Bob Mathers and
Keith Johnston read Scripture pas-
sages. Mrs. Elmer. Sellers told a
story of Japanese school boys,
Allan" Archibald, , infant son of
Mr, and' 1%17s, Wolter Willitswas
baptized at the service, "
Rev, R, A, Brook, in his address,
described conditions in Japan,
where there are. only 160,P00 Chris-
tians in a'. population of 19 million.
The United Church is making a big
effort to reach those whose religion
is .*Buddhism or Shintoism and
helping the people in agriculture,
Industry and education.
Couple Presented
WROXETER-Friend and neigh-
bors gathered in Wroxeter com-
munity hall on Friday evening to
honor Mr, and Mrs, Roy Hunt on
their recent marriage.. I
'Bruce. Montgomery read thead-
dress and Jack Browne presented
them with a" gift of money. The
remainder of the evening was spent
in' dancing with music by : Sang-
,ster's Orchestra.
structs the clerk to advertise for
tenders on the Bolton Drain to• be
in the hands of the clerk by 2 p.m.
Friday, 'September 20, 1957. Carried.
Haskins -,'McMichael-That, the
road accounts as approved 'in t 4e.
amount of $6,186.65 be passed, Car-
ried.
McMichael - Allan -That the fol-
lowing accounts be paid. Carried.
Provincial Treasurer, insulin,
$1.88;_fox bounty, $6.00; office sup-
plies, $52,41; Jack Bennett, Muni-
cipal Drain, $891,21; Parrish Exten-
sion Municipal Drain, ;$896.55; Kit-
linger Municipal Drain, $1614.40;
John Strong, mowing Pioneer.
Park, $10.00; Henry Bolton, Muni-
cipal Drain,` $30.00; Wm. Marriner,
relief account, $29.39; Reg, Hobbs,
relief, '$17.75; H. Harris, postage,
$5,00.
Gibson - Allan -That we do now
adjourn to meet again for the next
regular meeting on Monday, Octo-
ber 7th, 1957; Carried,
J, Harold Pollock, ,Clerk,
H. Gowdy, Reeve.
She is .saving so she can continue
her ,music studies "
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4
Ile is saving so he and his wife
can take on extended motor trip
Both have a.
bink, account and
p�urp��� dor .�av n
THE N,A.R T 1 * I
The difference between reaching a goal and
leiiistii g it tin be the'savings you put by,
now, hi a blink account.
'Stift savings don't just happen,They Involve
Sonne sacrifice, definite planning, But as "
your dollars mount up yotc f'eel;a, sense of,
[ccnip1isbinent, or getting somewhere, that
•• a ethe "efto
rt moreth worth white,
Your battik account provides ready cash that
Can help take care 'ot any emergency that may
arise; or open the Wirth bargains or other"
ve you ins haute
Whatever
ob eCtl
O b tixnitleS. il1�h X �'
pp t � Y
Blind, and whatever use your savings may
' nit iinetely serve, you'll alWayS be js;lad you save&
Save at a bank ►ntlttorrs dol
ks i*vIr a YOB co Mu1Ni.!,
Of#61.:401$ BOYS
IN 441 EVENT
^ TheWli.�. Miro
i3LUEVAIrE-The Bluiv* a Wo-
men's Institute met dict .the home
of lV[rs. "ilea Corrigan onThorp-
day. evening, the viRe.president,
Mrs, .Snarlinif Johnston, presiding,
The roll call was :answered by ^'iv
ing the name of a city pr _product
of South Africa.
Plans were made for the • East
1luron. District rally,' to be held
In Bluevale .cominiunity hall on
October 7th, Appointed on the re-
freshment committee were; #Mrs,.
Harry Elliott, Mrs. Eldred. Nichol,
Mrs. John Fischer and Mrs, Walter,
Sxriillie, •
Mr$, Harry Elliott reported about
the plan for decorating the base
-
Ment of the community hall,' The.
,members will hold a bee on Wed-
nesday, September 18th, to do some:
of the work rettulred. The names
of Mrs, Stanley Darling and Mrs:
Jos, Horton were added to the
committee.
The vicepresident read a long
list of .important resolutions to ht
brought before the district ;rally.
and these were discussed,
Mrs. M. I,., Aitken gave a paper
on South Africa, describing its his-
tory,, geogprahpical features and
conditions among the races there,
leading to the present tension.
Mrs, Jack Wickstead described
the. care of African violets, stress-
ing good soil, proper light and at-
mosphere and avoidance of cold
drafts, Mrs. Wickstead brought one
of her fine plants which was pre-
sented to Mrs, Raymond Elliott
to mark the dated her 40th wedding'
anniversary,
Mrs. C. B. Hoffman led in corn-
munity singing. Refreshments
were served by the hostess and,
Mrs. Frank Stamper, Miss Dorothy
Greenaway and Mrs, Raymond El-
lIott.
BLUEVALE'
Miss Emma Johnston spent a
week's vacation at High Lowe
near Peterborough.
Rev. Campbell Tavener and Mrs
Tavener of Grand . Bend, were
visitors in' the village on Friday.
Mrs. Arthur Shaw returned with
them for a visit.
Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Elliott
spent the week -end in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. George Donaldson
and the Misses Brown, of London,
visited friends in the village'' -on
Saturday,
Mrs. Howard Black and •Mrs.
Harry Johnston of Toronto visited
,at the :lipme of Mr, and.ivtrs. Eimer
Sellers last week.
Attending London Fair during
the week were: Miss Etoile Mof-
fatt, Miss Bessie Campbell, Miss
Eleanor Smith, A. D. Smith, Har-
old Johnston and 'Kenny Johnston.
Anniversary services will be held
in, the United Church, on .Septem-
ber 29th, when Rev. . George
Hazelwood, B.A., B.D., of Mount
Forest will preach.
W.M. S. -Honors
Mrs. MacNaughton
WRbXETER-Mrs, 'Jas. Doig
opened her home for the Septem-
ber meeting of the WM:S. ,on
Thursday evening,. with sixteen
members present. • Mrs.. Jas. Sander-
son arranged -and .presided over the
devotional period. .
Mrs. Doig waspianist, and the
hymns chosen were' "In Christ
There Is No East or West".;; "God
of Mercy" and "The . Day Thou
oavest, Lord Is Ended." Miss Jar-
dine leading in prayer. The topic,.
"Anna and the Indians," was given
by Mrs. Munro.
The business was presided over
by .Mrs. Edgar and plans were
made to send a bale of baby clothes
to Hazelton, B.C., and also the
fall bale to be sent this ,Year to
Korea.
The Autumn Thankoffering is to
be held on October 20th with Miss
Laura Collar of Wingham, as guest
speaker, and on October 17th plans,
were made to entertain the ladies
of the congregation, the Fordwich'
W.M.S. ladies and FordWich Wo-
khan's Auxiliary of' the Anglican
Church with Miss Collar showing
slides,
.At the close of the meeting a
presentation was held in honour
of Mrs. D. S. MacNaughton, past
president' for five years, leaving
and taking up residence in Wing --
ham, Mrs. MtioNaughton thanked
them and 'expressed her regrets at
leaving. The best wishes of all the
members go with her to 'her new
home, A social hour was enjoyed
With Mrs, G. Gibson and Mrs. H.
Timm assisted by the hostess serv-
ing lunch,
ST HELENS
'Vire, itobinyqn Woods, Mrs, AleX
Murdie and Bob have returned to
Iritchener after 'spending the suin-
merat their home here,
Miss Anna St
at Of Toronto
andD e f hi -
r, W C Ma C,re � or o C
g5
Sago Were Week -end visitors with'
Mr, and Mrs, George Stuart,
Lt, 1 rian Staples of Calgary, who
fa training at Camp 1#orden, was a
week -end guest of Mr. and Mrs.
11ohh Canieron 'and boli.
MISs, Donna Woods, student nurse
,at the X itehtener Water ie 1iio�piy
AViLLE.r .ciNTOS•
CHARTERED .ED ACCO.LINTA
BELL TELEPHONE BUILDIN4,
Wa.11trto;n Onto
1.0.H. 1,t11t11ntn;11$41.0,1•lIHAl1,g1,V1,AI,+A/fAn17MI J,, 11411.AAAn4M11
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When it comes to judging live-
stock, nearly 100 :boys 'at. Lon-:
e don's Western fair found it
never pays to, "underestimate
:the power of a woman.'' Broil!
of :the maxim is Laurel Dale, 16,.
who outclassed all the boys to
become the first girl to win the
4=H junior championship for
livestock judging. The pert teen•
,ager comes from Clinton; Ont. •
Miss Jean Aitchison,
Honored by Friends'
S,T, "HELENS -Miss Jean Aitchi-
Son,. Whose marriage to Mr. George
Erringten, of Dungannon. , takes
place • on Saturday, was honoured,
at ;a large gathering hr the •cqm-
muiiity hall on Wednesdayeven-
ing: .Arrangements were made • by
Mrs. A. Gaunt, Mrs. G. MacPher-
son; Mrs, D. Gibb, Mrs,.,L. Durnin,
Mrs.. C. McDonald and Misses
Erma and Joan Forster, '
Mrs, .Gibb presided for the fol-
lowing program: Piano solos by
Norma Forster, Mary Fisher •.: of
W.hitechur'eh, Mary B, Purdon and
Mrs: ' W. Rutherford; readings .•by
Mrs. McDonald, Mrs. Durnin, Mrs.
Gaunt, Mrs. MacPherson; Mrs, R.
Gammie, Gwen Cooper and Erina
Forster;:a skit "The Magic. Mir-
ror",
ir-
ror' . by Whitechurch ladies; ae
vocal, duet by Erma and Joan' For
sten -and solos by Anne Todd and
Mrs. A. Gaunt, A mock wedding
was . enjoyed with the following
taking part; Organist, Mrs. Gaunt; •
soloist; Gladys McDonald; bride,
Mrs,'. Gibb;• groom, Erma Forster;
brideSmaid, . Mrs. Wm,. MacPher-
son; best man; Mrs. G. Macpherson
bide's father, Mrs. L: Durnin;'
fictive/. girl, .Karen Gaunt; ring
bearer, Allan McDonald and mini-
ster,- Mrs. C. McDonald.
At the conclusion of the pro-
gram, Jean,accompanied by her
sisters,: Mrs. C. Purdon and Mrs.
E„•Button and Donna and ;Mrs.
Jack Errington was given the seat
oil -honor on the platform' under
piiilc• and white streamers and
wedding bells; Mrs. Keith Black
read an.address of good wishes and
Jean was presented • with many
lovely gifts.- She expressed" her
gratitude• and invited the ladies; to
her" trousseau tea on Wednesday,:
A` contest and lunch concluded
a •very pleasant evening.
WROXETER
Mrs. Reg Newton is in Ottawa
this week attending the joint postal
Conference of Ontario and Quebec
Postmasters, She is accompanied
by Mrs. Carl. Newton of Harriston.
Mr. and Mrs, Jas. Doig attended
the presentation in the Belmore
Community hall on Friday evening
to honor Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Gowdy on their recent marriage.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Hart and
Patti, Listowel, are vacationing
With their parents here.
Mr. and . Mrs. Gordon Rickard,
Leaside, visited the latter's father,
Mr, 'W. G. Clark, en Thursday'of
last week, the occasion being Mr.
Clark's birthday,
Mr, and Mrs. Lyle Brothers and
family, Wexford, .spent the week-
end with Mrs: V. Brothers,
A full congregation attended the
anniversary services at Wroxeter
United Church on Sunday. Rev.
Bewell of Ilarriston was guest
speaker.
Mr. and Mrs, Verne Clark and
f antliy spent Sunday with Mr, and
Mrs, Sud Stewart, ,•Harristpn.
Friends of Mr, Jack Griffith will
be pleased to hear he returned
Koine from Winghain Hospital on
Saturday.
Mr, and Mrs. Harry Dane, 'Wrox-
eter were visiting in London and
'Kitchener last week, ,
Mr. W i O Gihso 1 vl ted' last
Mrs, t s
week with • her' daughter Mrs, J.
D, McGillVary and,Mr, Mcctiilvary,
Paisley,
,; Mrs, Alonzo Sperling and hazel
Spent the weep+enol with Mr. and
Mrs, Walter Eaton, Seaterth, •
Ur, and 1Vtrs, Ross Coates spent
Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd
1Vttlidetoft, Mount 1 orett.
] d ne for -e '.
til 'tufts t nt r thewoe nal
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Miss Annie Meitenzlb of thielph
and Mrs, Allister'iltighes were i'e-
tent guests of Mrs. F. J1 Todd,
,Alinivei'sary, services will he ooiiy
thieted irk the whited C'httfeh ori
Sunday, Oe ober '2t, with Pit, Mr,
` elinedy Of Dtfngttniton in Gliarge.
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mum AREl THE' RULES;
'1. open tie any student who sins not had any previous inetruer-'
Uion inpiano accordion.
2. Enroll for ten aeeordion lessons at the Royal Academy of
11lusie.:
3, Contest'rune for ten weeks, one lesson Per we44hi eollrireiie-
irrg OCTOBER ' Ist.
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Write Today foir Oe aids
Yes, you too can enjoy all the conveniences
of running water now, wilds* you pay for. it
during the next :tbrc tr yt,ni'a. The Eine
Budget Plan will cover Ouzo battalia, tank,
pipe, kitchen and bathroom iixttiee.,, taps.
in all farm buildivgs plus installation.
We will lin dead to r;ivn yntt a 1'rro
estimate of t R cost of laloyur and
liiatei'iaifi. Plrelite or win(' into our
shop and we. hew,, rr:illy inexpensive
twining water theDUIU) Wdy (:alit Le.
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