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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1957-10-23, Page 1• Two church vasea a lectern, a, Bible and two huadred" psalni :books, were dedicated at the' 95th Anniversa service held • on Sunday morning in St. Andrew's ptesbyterian Church`, by Rev. C. R, Bell Dia Nroatre The, objects ;dedicated are in, memory of the: late: Jealia Hanna, son of Mr, and Mrs. John W. Hann a Stewart A. Niramo, son of Dia and Mrs. A, Nirame, and Mrs. Ross Hamiltow' ,--Advance-Ti es phoOla ..! Spiritual MissiOn To Open at Clinton Ontarie Street Church,; Ciliriton will be, the setting for The SpiritUat Life Miasion, hem October, 27 November 1. The Mission is being sponsored by the Huron Presbytery of the ,United Church. Serviefie Will' be held each evening at, 0'6004, IViisaioner is Rev, Dr, Ernest Thomas ot Nashville, Tenn, • an,t1 the song leader will' be Rev. Gordan` Hiime. • - DIEL ERNEST THOMAS TRUCK COLLIDES Will CATTLE truck belonging, to Walden Bros, - Transpott was damaged ' early Thargday morning' at Wrox- eter, When the driver wassuddeal y, confronted by a herd `of cattle, on the feed: He managed to eVade all 'hilt two of the animate, which Were struck and killed, ' • In thealinpact the heayily7loaded Car, iieesed oatiaathe; right, of,: waYrel:Tlar. Cf5?- Itailaasiand-': Caine to a stop teetering on' the edge. Of a cattle loading ramp . at. the Wrexeter' station yard.,, • Fortunately, the, 'driver of the truck was not injured ,in the se- ' cidenta but damage to, the vehicle was fairly exeenaltie. NEWMAIIINli TIMES IN FORCE SUNDAY Postmaster A. M; Peebles an nounced several ohanges in mail- ing times for Wingliam, whieh will come into' 'effect an Sunday,' Opto: her 27th, The new deadlines ire tollpire: North and BlueVale), flaia a: in This is the only morning dispatch Made from the Winghain Post office. One Other dispatch to the above, des- tinationswill be ma "at 12.30 Oh. East, :1.30 'p,m.; Landon,' Windsor' and ,Western United Statea, '2;45 p.m.; East, With and West, 4.50 p.m. Mail .posted on or before these times will arrive first deliV- ery the following ariorning.\ , All mail reaches and departs from Winghana by track.' ENGAGEMENT . The engagement is annouhced of Mies Elizabeth Louisa Collar, daughter of',Ma. Herbert. J. Collar, of Wingharn, and , the late' Mrs.' Collar, to Rev. Elmore N. Young, son 'of Mrs. Margaret Young and the late Mr. J. H. Young, The wedding will take place, at\ the Riverdale Baptist Church; Brant- ford, Notvembet 9th, , F'23* Nonsau munst•Ax AowLtits Lady Thursday afternoon :bowl- ing starts Thursday October 24th, at 2 pan. sharp. Neat members Will be welcome, Fait) SPECIAL, PRICE ON FURS 4 BAZAAR AND, TEA The Women's Aseediatitin 'of • Bittetittle United Church will,hold a bazars' and tea In the :denim:tatty ,ball On Wednesday, Ootaber 30th at g para. . F23b PA‘Iti$ titir,o T6 4 How ttrougv. svprott The Leditia' GlitIcl of St /Fall's Church la holding' a- tatrkeY'suppet on Wednesday, Oetobei• 8 'tram '3 Fa ;23 30b /..30 pan., TEA Am) MIKE SAVA , kinette Tea wand Bake Sale be held in the dotlell'Chanibet on • StitardaY, October 23 at g pan.. The draw Will • be Made art the bridge lift of table and thalts, F2:10:23b. OCTOBER 26th, 19 17 di ,..t. MddNNEY, Ma or 0 , Tirwit !of Wingham Filiamincenalmisitivilionoliiiinutonttagoossiniiiiinitio sal Vitiate iticl Wr tp*eter News r-M,Y) 9C7r9ligg 23p 1957 ncreases Dy The. *.edeetrlit!) ALONG TI DRAG r lute living' et*It, An bores* of 440 per month was approved 1)5' the man- agement eonu e, Tnittehe living out" increase will, applY to seven of the hospital's nurses, 14everal of the male orderlies are "Wingham ' General Hospital staff. salaries "were recently ''"Plaraed under the microscope" by the has, pital board manage-meat committee Alta at Thursday; evening's meeting; Of the board it was stated, by R. Cousins,chairman of the manage-, meat con-unit-tee, that several in- creases In staff wagea would have LO be Made, Mr.. Cousins outlined the ',suggested aaereasea which hie, cop' mittee had advised: A maximum'of $230 per month far • registered narsei Who :have been on the lapapitat staff for a certain perioal of time Will come Into affect at an early date, since the board voiced their approval of a wage hike of some $g0 monthly for, a number of nuraat In thja categoty at the hospital, The basic rate at present for registered nurses stands at $200. , to receive wage' Ineresseit ranging For graduate nurses wbo are . from •0 to $1Q, It was suggeated at the meeting LOTS OF BARGAINS-70ne local woman ilia. .abeat eye ,her all fiir the rumniage sale ,.on. Saturday, 'She set out two parcels of cloth- ing oil hei step, one for the "sale and one for the dry cleaners. Whet', her clothes -failed •to show up at the. cleaifere •a fraritte, Search 'wee started' and they Were finally tracked down at the ateriouutea. It is, reporteethat • het $195 inink- illf Dated coat was on • sale ter ,50. NOTED SPEAKERS REMOVAL OF BRINE PIES NOT COMPLETED Lack of Leaders Dims Hope for New' Brownies FOR, ANNIVERSARY Dr, Ernest Thomas, of Nashville, Tenn., Director a Spiritual Life of the Methodist '.Church, and one of the most outstanding speakers in the United States, will 'bet the preacher at the morning service, in the Wingham United Due to, the litek of leaders, no further admissions will: be nasal* to the' Wingham 'BroWniea. • Mrs, George Cameron; who :has been seeking volunteers for several •;Durleg tbe past week Moth the m'embers, Of ,the town council and The Advance-Times have heard pretests 'from local • people about the condition in which they fear the Canadian Punic Railway Will leave the remalaa of the istrestle weeks, has stated, that the Browa: les now on strength have been divided into two packs. and el; though there are ma,dy: younger girls in. the town ,walting to. eater. Brownie watk, it Will be , imposa Bible to accept them, snipe there' are not 'enough leadets to handle any additional girls. bridge across the Maitland River. ,The Aava,nce-Tinies has pninfed- out this need of leadera on several_ occasions recently, in fear that ad-' missions would be• stopped and many of the, local children would be denied the great 'benefits of Brownie• training. PEELING DRAGGY —The main drag to basil-wag and social activi- ties around town these days seems 'j tqabe „Influenaa. Many well-known faces are missing on our main stree.t because of the germ:, If it's any consolation, the repeat that there are no known eases of the Asian flu in town, comes from of., fiaial' 'sources. Pardon While we sneeze! 0 - 0 SWEET SMELL—Not the smell pf success but the 'sweet, smell of burning agaves' permeates the town these days, 'Along every street Piles of leaven amould6r, lit= easily signifying that time is geing up in smoke: 'We'd guess the smell of ,butniag leaves to •be the most' nostalgic of all Canadian seasar. tiona. AGNES LANE WILL hET KINETTE AWARD REV.• GORDON 'HUME ' The regular meeting of the. Kin- 'ette 'Club was held Thursday, at the home of Kinette Mrs. Harvey Fischer. The president, Mrs. Jack -Bateion, opened the meeting with the Dinette song, followed by the Minutes of the previous meeting. Roll call was answered by17 members, The annual Kinette Scholar- ship of $100 is to be awarded to Miss Agnes Lane, to be presented at the High -School Cornmencemeat by the president. The delegate was appointed to attend the fall council for Kin at Woodstoek. Final plans were made for the tea and bake sale, , The neat meeting wilt be held at the home of Mrs. Freddie'Temple- man on Oct. 28. ummage . Sale. r ogs argest,,CaSh Returns All roads ;led to the Wingham spring. and , fait -everyone alooks armouries' on Saturday -afternoon forward to "the rummage sales, when the 'Ladies' Atixittary to , All day 'Friday; members of the the Wingharna General Hospital auxiliary were , at the - armouries . "held its fall "rummage eale, which sorting and marking the articles brought in more money than ever as- they came in, EVerything was befOrd. The .,total proceeds were there, from a an African violet' to, a1007,67. These :events are now a a fur coat and everything was part of the community life; turned into money; ,a Over`' 100 ,! people are needed, to carry an the sale. , I BAN VET HELD FOR 0,eWloficekn itthweasdoeosra niropeened,•_ ata two e Q tt at ci 0.1 t ' • . of the 'largest crowds'ever to at-, ' MA EIS:VISIT tend' rushed in to get a, share of the bargains People .stood feur deep in front of, some of the coati-, ,tera;',,,Reforea,•faaa, izecloCla: . pi•acti... daily everything' had' gone and another rummage; sale had passed into history ,.. , Articles wiiloa conie in ,and ar'e' suitable fot rise at .the hospital, each 'as blankets, dressing gowns, curtains,,ete. a.re sent :direct to the hodPital.,,Titia'tirtio, a sewing maah- Me,•an ',ironing board and an 'iron , s . Were •sent up to the sewing room, Some heavy coate;,:whieh were, left, were packed ar4' Will :be sent, to' ', The,, proceeds by : departments werev•Furaitare,'1$71.90;..men's and women's elothing,,....a2174.40; : child- ren's clothing; WO; . . Mispellana eouse $137,25; • 'novelties.; $160.31; groceries, . $63,30:k '. :hats, $43.75; shoes, $97,29r donations, $36.00; tickets-sold on - draw, $72.05; value of goods seat , to: hospital, $56.25: Total $1007.27. ..'a, 1 Tickets were •sold on 'an electric frying pana and a hamper of apples. The hieky, winners were Mrs." Robt, Moffatt' "and Mrs.: Mor- tis,Rwttadon: The,,Ladies'' Auxiliary wishes to thank everyone who had any part iii making this sale such e success. a , ontreal Cleric Speaker PivAytettall SOrvices Church on 'Sunday _morning. 'The ,apecasioa is the anniversary of the church. Dr, Thomas is In Canada to con- duct. a" Spiritual Life Mission, which opens in Ontario Street Un- ited Church, in, Clinton, en Sunday' 1 'el/ening a and'cantina-ea :Wail Vela veMbet 1st. Dra Thoinas is also a. noted 'author, the United Church having published a special edition pf his ,book, "The Holy Habits of Spiritual Life"._ s . ,• The speaker at the evening aer- vice in the Winghare. Church will be Rev. Harold Snell, of Exeter, preaident 'of the London Coffer- enee.of the United Church. Guest soloists for the anniversary services will be Tamei Stewart of Seaforth aa'd Mr. and Mrs. J. Os.• troth' of Wingham. Tracks within the town limits have been removed'since the new CPR station near the B line was put /Ott) operation and for several days past wrecking crews have been dismantling the bridge. The horizontal pieces which formed the floot for tracks have all been re- moved, but so far the vertical piles which supported the structure are still standing, Apparently some fear is felt that the railway intends to leave the remains of the bridge in this condition. • Mayor R. g, ,McKlariey has al-, ready been in •touch witha railroad officials on 'this matter and every- thing possible is being, done' to have the piling removed corn- ,pletely. However, the railway points out that the piles were driven down to bedrock when the bridge was built and it • is ampas- sible to lift them intact, One sug- gested plan' was that of waiting until Ice' forma on, the river and flteti; cutting Off the piles at that :level. The 'town however, is ask- n'g-that. they. aw2eutadaaatkaalovirer. ea-al, so that no obstruction will remain' in the watercourse. , that in future contracts! detailing the -eonclitions of employment should be issued to all amPloyees and prospective employee* The contractsa it was painted' out, would' be issued Ail an .effort to avoid ally misunderstanding ibout 46Oaking.conditions at the hospital. ,Administratinc -of the • hospital, MTS., Iris E, Money, _submitted the statistical tepott for September, whicha bowed that the total admix- aims at the 'hospital .diiring the month to he 172, There had been four deaths and 12 blood transfue- lona awing the month. Fifty-eight patients 'lied attended the cancer' clinic: One hundred aperations bad been performed..' Chairman la, C. MacLean, told the board that,'an auditor's reprirt on the'various departments at the hospital would have to be made at an early date, possibly before the next board meeting. Mr. MacLean said this after he had heard A. D. MaeWilliara, finande committee chairman state in hill teport that the hospital is "in, the red" to the tune of more than $5000. • "In view of an increase in Sal- aries at the hospital k feel we must know 'exactly how our fin- antes stand," Mr. MacLean said. Management -committee chair- Man, Ra B, Cousins, said that his committee; which met 'the night before, had decided to• hire a man to take care of the office Work at the hospital. It was 'arranged; that Morrey would interview n the ati- Members of the board and Mrs. keeper aa soon as posaible [1ljg:ea/a 4iit Ittea.popitiOn.a.Of :hooka Board' members, spent consider- able time reviewing 'the • require- ments for the new position and coming to a wage Seale, agteeriient. R. H. Llayd subMitted R.: E. Armitage's property committee 're port,' in, which it ,was stated that an emergency light was to befitted in the stand-by generator plant. This light, it was „explained, would come on in the event of a power White and would enable the ciper-' ator to work on' the Stand-ty- equiament The installation of the light would cost more than $100 it was noted. The property report also'mentioned that 24 windows lit the hospital, • which have ;been broken will be replaced, Mrs. Morrey read an item, aon- cerning the l preparation for the Ontario hospital insuratice plan in which it was stated that haspitals across the province will be requir- to Operate a "test' run" hudget•nexa year. This is the budget •on which Government payments will be bas- ed when the insurance goes into' effect in OW This budget 'test run during 1955 wilt be a compulsOry measure, which it is 'hoped will bring all hospitala in the province into line, so that the insurance arraagement and 'valuations can be handled, without difficulty. It was 'explain- ed in, the report that at , present some hospitala,draw an annual budget, while others do not. " Six regional accounting inatittita es are to be held during NoveMbet to make familiar the type of bud= gatiag required of hciapital offia- ials, The 'course is to be held in. London. The report, • stated that. this new accounting setup Would probably mean an increase iii Staff to handle the bookWork, The, ae- "counting institutes plalined tot next month will be sponsored• 'by the °aerie Hospital Servites Oota- Mission and the Ontario Hospital Asseciation. Scouts and Cubs ConductAppleDay The Winghania Boy Scouts and Wolf Cuba realized $315 from their .annual Apple Day sale held last Saturday. The sunsla about the tame as' that,-raised last year. Fifty boys' of part an the door-to-door sale of apples which' began late Friday night and continued all day Saturday. Members of tae Ladies Auxiitary, to 'the groups served hot chocolate to r the boys engaged in the ,sale, R. . 4- •i the heictaa baniatierr. in ig- her/I District High School: on. Thuraday ,evening in honor of "the Grand Master of the Grand LOcige of .Ontario,' - More than. 100 ,meii and. women of the.dodge and kindred asSee- lattonsiatteaded the hanquet, which Was under, the chatimanshiP Elmer B. Walker, of.Wingliarti, the Diskrict Deputy Grand Master'. Guests from TeesWater, • Btuasels, Blyth and Wingham were present. • Guest of holier, J., G. Chambers, of Ottawa, vino was accompanied by his wife, avas.introdneed at the -banqueepy A. H. King 'of Tees- water, his address, Mr. Chainbers traced' the movement of. the In- ,dependent, of pdcifellows from its early beginning ta its present aims and ideals.. He showed that the history of thea great organization had at ,times teen turbulent and at times almost calm but that ail., ways the progress of the Order' had. never 'been eerioasly disturbed, The The Grand Master, who has visited branches all over the pro- vifice of Ontario, said that the Wirighani District aflgh School' would long be remembered ,by him as one 'of the most ‘pleaaing and interesting buildings in which he inicaspokeitaHe also paid tribute to the excellence of the banquet, Which'hed been catered for by the ladies, of the' Rebekah. Lodge. The spea'ket was thanked for his •intereating and informative' re- marks. by Alvin D, Smith, "of Blue; vale. During the' -banquet greetings . were received froth all 'the district brat-JO-Ma of, the LO.O.F. A vote of thanks to the women of the, Rebekah Lodge fel' the' ex- tellent banquet arrangements was made by E. E. Walker, Of Wing- bath,. B.A,, B.D., ID.D., of the Presbyter- ian College, in Montreal, was the guest preacher for anniversary services In St. Andiew's Presbyter- ian Church on Sunday, as the congregation marked the .05th an- niversary of its foUnding, At the morning service Dr. Bell spoke on "The Church and Puzzled People". At the evening service the sermon Rev. Professor C. Ritchie Bell, title was "Re-opening the Wells". Large congregations at both ser- viaes'heard the speaker's very Out- standing and thoughtful addresses, Rev, Alexander Nimmo, D.D., minister of the church, was in 'charge. of the services. At the morning service two vases and a lectern were dedicated to the glory of God and in memory of John Hanna and Stewart Nimmo, New psalm books were dedicated in memory of Mrs, Ross Hamiltot, • Harold Victor Pam, organist and choir leader of the church, was in enarge of the special music for,' the day, which included, at the morning service the anthem "Ye Snail well in the Larid", the solos being taken. 'by Mrs. J. Alexander- and John P. Mettibbon, The an- them in the evening was "'rum Thee Again, 0 Lord". A male quartet from. Listewel also sang at both, services, The morning selection was "Dwelling in 'Beulah; Land" and in the even. tag "Softly and Tenderly" and "Lord; Ian Coating Home", 'CONCRETE, POURED' , TOR NEW POOL Work on the 'near. ,Turnherry Townehip sarimming pbot, at' the bridge on the ninth concession fo TurnberrY; got uriderveay Mon- daY with the pouring of 'the foot-, inga andatencrete hoot. The Pobl, which is. 100 by 85 by 52 feet, is being apOnsored by Turriberry, parks boatd with the weak' being done :by ',the 'Hilton County Highways department. :The pool is located pa the ninth concession of Tarnlittry on the west Side of the- newly :constructed aluroti County bridge; . the , project is beingapaid for Partly by a grant* frOm the..pnt; arlo Gavetninent and.partlY by the Tarnberry parks board, with the ,']tacking of the tcavaship cannbil, Deve/opmentof the. area between, the river and the sidetoad as ;if, park hag already been undertaken With, more than 2;300 yards of fill "put in' to 'raise ' the:: park beyond flood in'' • Cost of the work is ring heane by the patks board., 'Re'cently the toile:Wing Officera iiiiti'.aorarnittees we appointed: Waltet Woods, PieilderitI: George Urideavaood, viee-preeldeat; Donald, Fortune, secretary; Ross King, a George, pay, Norauta Roes, finance • „ Committee; Ed Walker Eldred Catheis;, DOuglaa Maeplerion, parks 60iiirnittee; 'Alan Vaal Woltz; Willfain Mundell; pool ebninlitted, CELE13RATI*t6 GOLDEN .0a4wirtitSkilttY Mr. and Mrs. Perey Couplarat of Wroxetet Will be at home to then friends m.,ct. 'neighbors an, 'the' oc- tasted of their 58th atinaVetsaiy, ,on October' 30th, from 2 'to '5 .in the aftetnoori and 7 to' hi the eVeniagt Children Treated For Facial Cuts. Eiliergeney treatiaent was given to two small children at the Wing- ham' General Hospital this w( Both children had fallen and , out their faces, The Wounds in both 'eases required .sutures, Lynne Hill, ago 16 Menthe, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Ronald Hill, of Teesavitter, ;req.:aired • five stitches td elOae, a gash in her fae.e. Shea' was allowed to taut% to her home afteta attention at 'the. boa, Poilt-Yeitiaold Seaeph Stoat, hie 'son of Mt, and wits, prank Steck IV, Fleet "Sited, Landon, 'Who Were Visiting In this district, was ads pitted' With a falai Wound Which needed 51st ' Stitehea, After "the 'boy ''had been attended at the hospital he Was' allowed to leave. ocilloonit000nilinalillioultelitumiliotnicHittioilivAifificsloottliguit l .... 1 DAYLIGHT SAVING, TIM.:, I . „ .., , ., , _ # • , i • I EN D S in . the Town, of Wingham 1 '• s- .. . . . ,......,.... ..., .,,. ...,. .. * s , • . N ' ... . ' 1 uses ' -0. ith,CIP-41/614 A11 it1YA.1.; A reception and tianee lie h l ed -for'orid Kennett;; Whites 1,:kee .D.6,Wirk Moffat, 'newly-: Weds, on. Pride*, betobet,25, at the, Royal LaclieS please bring hrn ii.14tuSic by t angster'S Otaheatta. ElietYatie F236 a Ali set, to go at the Hospital rinairilage sale, the ladles loop oven, aethe of their Stack in trade, *Weftdisappiiiired, Into the hands of eager bitatts In about two hours' thine, Steil above are ivrte, W. 3,4reet, Mra ,Nortilari CarnerOri, Mrs. 0,• 14., tin derWOOd, Vita' GOMM),Gadhlia, Mrs. A. M. Peebles , and Mrs, Clordart 1,4 ,-AdVance,Tlines photo.