HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1957-11-27, Page 6To.the Electors of,
TURNERRY
TOWNSHIP
your vote :and influence
for the positiOn of
COUNCILLOR
E,QR 1950
"will be appreciated.
ALEX MAcTAVISH
TURNBERRY VOTERS
1 respectfully solicit your support
for Councillor on November 30th,
Sincere Appreciation
After serving on the Howick Township
coundiy for 13 years and as I am now
retiring, I would take this opportunity to
thank the municipality for its support
- in the past and wish 'the new council
every success.
Signed
H. GOWDY,
Reeve
Successful Bazaar
.-..GORRia—The . Guild of St, ,Mar-,
tha of the Anglican Church had. a
fine display of. Chrtstmaa
"dorsages, table centres and, aprons
at the bazaar and bake sale: on'
Sattirday afternoon in the commu-
nity hall,' Afternoon tea was serv-
ed. More .then $100 was realkzed,
!e Tank Your,
,The 1958 members of, Howick council
haying been elected by acclamation, take
the opportunity to thank the ratepayers
for the confidence placed in them.
OFFICERS ELECTED
FOR COMM YEAR
Pull-on or zipper
Slippers in leather
or corduroy.
$1.98 to 3$2.98
STRAP-TOP OVERSHOES
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COMMUNITY PARTY
FOR HOLIDAY SEASON
BELGRAVE--The public rela-
tions meeting of the Beigrave •Wo-
ruen's Institute was held on Tues-
day afternoon in the community
centre. The president, Mrs. kieh-
ard Proctor, was in Charge of the
business period, when members
Were urged to take toys and cloth,
tog 'tor the Children's Aid Soeitty,
and the 'Unitarian Service Cortina-
tee to the iiekt inceting, The rent
for the use 4 the community hall'
wart voted. to he' paid.
Mrs, Earl Anderson and Mrs.
George Who attended the
leadera' school held
cently acid took a Ontat hi making
hooked rugs, announced, that they
hoped. to hold a similar entirSe
tte)grave in the new year "htid wive Ordered the 1)00kt ,aint Sat.
eau auMntla o IOU/it •U. voltd
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, jt.)$111144:4-- CIAT0i0 The winginim i'e•••'13litt'S, Wednesday, Nov. :17, 19ra • WA. C0111NO Eighteen'Compiete dy Retires After I • • -; Pilt a •Caild.10 in the window -
GORRIE—Eighteen, first,aidera. I..MOOR/1M LEADER " h
CORRIE--Mrs, .Galbraith
Fitst Course
1 ght u OVed es ojnew rd
T.,et its flame grow, bright and ,bay
p yo r on a Me more and more popular to by framing than with ribbon and
IS• and tree ornaments instead i ribbon in festoons, across the cut, rteen Years orate ,doprg and cloorwaYs with sprigs of holly, You can hang the
g the conventional wreath. I tains and tie at the sides in WIdt,
Ia. Oro last few years it. has be, loan be made bright and cheerful
of Service I .completcd the course- on. Wednes,
lin.. • when examinations
on first aid were conducted. • •
referred. to the connailttees has..mrs, Don Argeott .and Mrs, Beryl
served on in- -.county
et whielr'wes health, council, Mollee, l edxSilmirl's,Qf tbI4i:stge*x:ml.'1.49r$119wwlelrirge
Michael told' of the Tile Drainage. thanked by Mrs, Lionel rjehnston,
Act, the new law whieh came lute Pins and certificates from the Red
effect this year, 'Cross will be awarded later,
f4Ifv:tpnrayllna gsk ilinnsct sxiireAll..% .N071:tt scOharie rer0:1.41atrg'.N.01701r OgiotawS;
township roads, Robert Gibsoo,I.anstewn,"Who has been a volunteer
the Ile* man on the council; -said instraeter. for- the. cla.ssj was pre-.
he would endeavor to. serve the rented with a lead crystal flower
beNsvtrn.intepi:esotsamofpbtehlel,ttoivslern.stheoipr,e5.•0•1„ basket in .0.1)reOetion'or .her fine
tative on the Norwell District High work with . the class,
School Board, referred to the' build:
ing project which is starting ...at.
Palmerston,-by which' they will add
...six rooms to the school. It is hop'; ed the new addition will be' ready
September, 1958, He reported the
school to be held in high ,regard by•
zlic Department of Education.
And the wanderers en r way.
entertained the WOMati's AsaPPia-
tion of the Gorrie United Church
op Thursday evening when the
Northern Helpers" vvere in charge
of the program, with. Mrs. W. R.
Collings as leader.
The meeting opened with MM.;
Hastie at the piano. Mrs, Cecil
Grainger read the Scripture, taken
"from Romans 15:1,8 and ,HebreW54
13;1-2. Mrs, Collings led in wav-
er and gave a. paper on "When We
Move On", telling how gardens of
friendship can be cultivated as
well as, gardens of beauty, to leave
behind us as we move On,
Mrs, T, .McInnes, president,
Moved a vote •of appreciation to
all who helped in any way with
Malting the turkey supper such a
success. Roll .call, "Christmas
Thoughts", was followed by a dis-
• Your .door and window f r antes sash bows f or color f ul efic,et, Let Ito pheery, beacon haelt,Pn
To anyone who walks alone;
Let its friendly. message radiate,
And brotherhood be ,mown,
Light .a candle in the darkness
All who pass it by will know,
Someone who is true and frlendly
Wants to share a heart's, warm,
glow,
tt:ni4EPA PINNEY
GORR1E The nomination meet,
bog for Howlett Township Coun-
cil was held Fliday afternoon in
the Gorrie communitY halt The
attendanee was not large. Eimer
'Parrish acted chairman,
Reeve Harry Gowdy, who has -
been warden of the County of Hu
ron for the past year, retired. The.
following were elected by acclama—
tion for the coming year. Reeve,
Arthur Gibson; deputy reeve, Har-
vey McMichael; councillors, Ivan
Haskins, Mel Allan, Robert 'Gib-
son; school, trustees, East Howlett,
Coed Wilson, Clarence- .Carswell;
West HoWick, Cloyne Gil,
best Howes, •
The retiring reeve spoke of
county business and of 'his 13 years
of service in the Howick council,
four years 'as councillor, four years
as deputy reeve and five years as
reeve, which gave him nine years
in the county council,
Arthur Gibson, the new reeve,.
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GONE With experience I can serve
you better than ever.
A. D. SMITH
Attending the banquet of the
Brotherhood of Anglican Laymen
in Goderich on Monday night Were
Mr, and Mrs. Emerson Hargrave,'
Mr, and Mrs, Lloyd Jacques 'and
Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Ferguson',
'Fordwich; Rev, E. C. Attwell, John'
Dinsmor, Allan Watson, Guest
speaker 'was Bishop P. B. Marsh
of the Arctic.
Mrs, Sam Branning and Mrs.
Percy Calmer spent 'Thursday With
Mr, and Mrs. Ernest King.
Mr. and Mrs, ,Wm, Murdoch of
Toronto spent the week-end at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. H, King.
Mrs. E, C, Attwell and. baby
David returned to the rectory on;
Thursday evening,
Mrs. E. H. Strong spent a day
recently with friends in Port
Credit.
The sympathy of all goes ,to
Mrs, Knowison Hueston and the
family and to the sister, Mrs, C.
Gregg, in • their 4: •hereavement.
Brock and Heather have been ill
with flu, and Mrs; Gregg was taken
to , Wingham Hospital .,on Friday,
also suffering froth flu.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill ,Barnes of
Kitchener spent the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. T. C, Vittie.
The Christmas meeting of the
Gorrie Women's Institute will 'be
held at the home of Miss Maragret
Dane on Tuesday evening, Decem-'
ber 3rd, at 8.30. Roll call, A Christ-
alas verse. There will be an ex-
change of gifts and donations for'
Christmas cheer,
Mr, and Mrs. Gordon. Edgar "Mr.
cussion on, the advisability of each
donating a, small sum of money
Instead of the usual exchange of
Christmas gifts at the Christmas
parties, the money to be used for,
some worthy cause. A delicious'
lunch was served. by the hostesses,
, Mrs, J. Wood,. Mrs, T. Strong, MrS,
LW. Strong and Mrs. S', Zimmer-
man.
per
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to be left with •Mrs.. Harold, Pro-
ter Mrs. Carl Procter, Mrs, ,Earl
Ande'isdn, 4,4rs• Kenneth .W.heele,„
Mrs: Walter.' 80ft; 'Mrs; :Williqrir
BrYdges and Mrs. Herb Wheeler;
A,;110 in turn will send these names
to Mrs. C. R. Coultes to send out
Christmas cards,
It was decided at this meeting
,that the Institute would not hold
,an annual concert next spring.
Plans were made to hold a corn-
Munity and card party night dur-
the Christmas holidays.
`. Mrs, J. G. Andeson was cenVen-
SLIPPERS . FOR MEN
Leather Slippers in various styles, elastic, front gore,
zipper or opera types.
,FLEECE-LINED SLIPPERS — The perfect gift for men or women,
moulded feather warmly lined with fleece,
yt
$3.95 and $4.95
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CHILDREN'S SLIPPERS MOCCASIN SLIPPERS
pastel shades of
WARDEN HAROLD GO:WHY
Comfortable, cosy slippers, in
Yellow, Blue, Pink,
Turquoise and Black
and Mrs. Glad Edgar and Mr, and
Mrs. Donald Edgar attended the
funeral in Durham on Wednesday
of their aunt, Mrs. W. J. Green-
wood, who died suddenly on Sun-
day, November 17th. Mrs. Green-
wood was a sister-in-law of Mrs.
Geo. Robertson and had been a
frequent visitor in the community.
Miss Kaye Cathers of Scarbor-
ough and Mr. Bob Cathers of
Barrie were week-end visitors with
their father, Mr. John Cathers.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Johnston
were in Toronto last week for
the Winter Fair. Their horse re-
ceiVed a third prize in the single
class out of 14 entries.
Mr, 'Norman Clegg is ,a. patient
er of the program with Mrs. Ed-
gar Wightman giving the motto.
The roll call 'was answered by,
naming 'a 'favarith magazine,
?. The address was given by Mrs.
Wesley Bradnock, district 'presi-
dent, of Aubnrn, Miss Carol Walsh
sang a solo, acoompanied by Mrs.
L. Vannan, A report of the area
&nvention was given •by Mrs,
Richard Proctor. !Mrs.' J. 'Wheeler
bondticted. a quiz and lunch was-
served by. Mrs. Herb Wheeler,
C. A, Krug and Mrs. Garner Nick-
elson.
$2.98
Arthur Gibson, reeve
HarVey MclVlichael, deputy. reeve
Ivan Haskins, councillor
Mel. Allan, councillor
-,Robt, Gibson, councillor
Women's Slippers
Attractive lounging Slip-
pers in a large assortment
of styles and colors
GORRTF`The Gorrie L_CI.B.A.
0 No. 810, at the meeting on 'Tuesday
evening elected the following offi-
cers for 1958:
W.M, A•rms 'Margaret Dane;
I.P.AL, Mrs. T. L. Afclun.es; D
Mrs, H. Robinson; ree. see, Mrs.
G. Unde.rwood; fin. sec, Mrs,: E.
Carson; tress., Mrs. G. King; Jr.
D.M., Mrs. G. Brown; chaplain_
Mrs, J. Sanderson; g-,aardian, Mrs.
A Taylor; D.C.. Mrs hr G ,kin
son; sr „lecturer, Mrs. A. A. Tay-,,
for ; deputy lecturer, Mrs. W. Smith;
pianist, Mrs. N. Wade; inner guard,
;Mrs. W. McCrackin; outer guard,
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SLIPPERS MAY BE EXCHANGED FOR,
OTHER, SIZES ;-i.FTER CHRISTMAS,
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. 104 4 rAgs in the Wingham Hospit(11. ' 0
Warden and MrS. Gowdy were in
Stratford on Thursday night for 0
Warden Fred Rate 'banquet, at the 0
Irs, L. Walker. Victorian Inn. Out of six neighbor-
ing warden; Warden Gowdy was Standing committee, Mrs. chosen speaker for the group: Brown, Mrs. I, Toner, MrS. M. D. The Northern 'Helpers will meet Irwin, Mrs, A. Thornton, Mrs, at- the home of Mrs. A. Taylor on
Neil; finance comm., Mrs. W. Wil- Wednesday, evening at." 8.15. Mr's. son, Mrs. A. Thornton, Mrs, A. Hei- Max Bell and •Mrs. Edgar Dane bein; auditors, Mrs, N. Wade, Mrs. Will :be in charge of the program. M. D. Irwin; sick and visiting Plans will be completed " for the comm., Mrs. T, L. McInnes, Mrs. bazaar and it is hoped that, there G, Underwood. will be a good attendance. '
Plans were made to cater to the Mr. and Mrs. 'Gordon Jamieson
Black Knight banquet on Novern- and Mr. and Mrs. Alex Butler, of
ber 29th in the Orange Hall, and Goclerieh, were Sunday •guests of
for the hot supper and bazaar to Mr and Mrs. T. L. McInnes.
he held in the community hall. Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Jrwin, Miss
Ruth Irwin, Mr, and Mrs. Les.
Thomas and Mr. Gordon Parks, all
Farmers' Night Held of London, visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. George Dane, •
By Howick Lions. .Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Harrison
spent the week-end with Mr, and
GORRIE--Howick Lions Club Mrs, Earl Harrison of Wingham.
held its annual Farmers' Night Mrs, Barry Ferguson returned turkey banquet on Monday even- Friday after spending several days
in London with her daughter, MM.
Everett Snarling and Mr Snarling.
Miss Dixon of Atwood visited
with Miss Myrtle Short. On Sunday
atferrnozionnd.
Mr, Mrs. Sandy Gillen •of
Harriston visited with Mr. and
Mrs, Walter King on Sunday.
Mr. Chas. Finlay, Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Gowdy were supper gtiests of
Mr. arid Mrs. Harry. Gowdy on
Sundaiyatind ight. gr,
Mrs. Lloyd Ashton and
Fraser of Lucknow, Miss Beverley
Ashton, Hanover, Mr.' and Mrs,
Ernest Radford, Clinton, were
guests of Mr, and Mrs. Hilton Ash-
ton, on Sunday, November,17tn,
Mrs, Ed, Bolander and Miss
Sheila Brooker visited relatives in
Listowel on Saturday.
'BIRTH
BOOKRIDGE--To Mr, and Mrs,
Llodli°cktidga% Hospital,
rborou gh
at Scarborough
November 46th, ,1957, a son.
The popular overshoe for every member
of the family.
$4.25 ' Juniors' = $4.75
$5.95 Men' - $6.95
Children
Boys' ALL. PRICES EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 28-29-30
We ReserveIhe Right To Limit Quantities •
WOMEN'S NYLON OVERSHOES
Light and warm on the feet ea ta
With Jul trim tIlY•LPU and up
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CALLAN S E$ $1.00 mg, November 18, when more than
a hundred sat down, Group 3 of
the United Church W.A. catered,
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SAVE 220• 'Pierrie Brand: SAVE 22e — Interlake "White Cross" roils
bt . , „• Re ufir' or Chnliby '
Bob Carbert of CKNX showed
pictures of his trip to South Am-
erica. A group of entertainers from
Fergus gave the program.
WINGHAM TOILET. TISSUE = -9 for $1
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4"*Iat t'X' : . . . 6 'i'for Si
GREEN PE
. Tornato,or VegettihreA440ilis.
AylMer SOUPS . $1, • 15-oz, tins SAVE lac — Puritan
IRISH STEW .. 4 for $1 ;
SAVE 32c Westin} lionsec 25-40-60
LIGHT BULBS 6 for $1 •0
SAVE Sc -- Aylmer 1I-oz, -bole.
SAVE lie — Clover Leaf 7-oz. tins
SOLID' TUNA . 3 for $1.
L SAVE 17e-Clover Leaf Parley Red 1%-oz. tins
Cohoe SALMON ... 3 for $1' Toniato CATSUP .. 5 for $1
Save on . . Tablerite QUALITY MEATS
lb.
,Pork SHOULDERS 43c
Winning Wearables
If you want.to please a man, give
him something to wear, To lease
him MOST, choose his wearable
gift •right here!
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Taideeito Smoked Picnic Style GROUND BEEF BONUS!
A Wonderful, Time-Saving
Burger Mould = plus
2 His. of lean ALL FOR ONLY
Tablerite Ground Beef.
Tender Skinless "' lb. pkg.
Tablerite FRANKS ... 43c
Tablerite 6-oz, pkg..
Mdc & Cheese LOAF = 23c
Shamrock • 1 it), pkg.
SAUSAGE MEAT . 39c
A COMPLETE .sEtEctION OF )01AS
AVAILABLE AT THE LOWEST PRICES
:FESTIVE
Shorts
Dress Socks Various
Hand-
kerchiefs
25c up 'SAVE 16e -- Pillsbury - White,
Chocolate, Fellow or Spice 17-oz, pkgs.
CAKE MIXES .. 3 for 89c
SAVE 29e—
LowneY's
CHOCOLATES
$1,00 up Prices
bok
$1.00
SAVE 16e IGA Dog house ' 15-oz. tinS
DOG FOOD , 12 for $1
itAlani SUPPLIES, CANDIES, AND NUTS,
IN TOWN . STOCK UP MW von voun
EtAsgruco.•
'Dress Shirts Neck Ties $2,99 up
Belts Pajamas
$1.50 up 14,95 up
Pants
$7.99 up
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