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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1957-12-25, Page 3Z Jr'„ •. t, tf ' TNA5 tt; y.r G. ALAN WILLIAMS Optometrist Patrick St, Wingham , Phone 770 (A$" if you :live, 47A1611 if you die. >4'rotection for the tarnily t',o►nfort for your •]retiicinent Au in .one policy. Cansuit FRANK C. HOPPER —Representative Canada Life WINGHAM, ONT. M9GILL Radio & Television "WE SERVICE EVERY SET WE SELL" ,lS,lla;eP�JFT.P:-3#1.?: 20-11 - lyF?:rrJl *,,,c NJ,azo mtgwA-7 someiser7, -c isimH,?wil NF71sk • • CKAC HE ry�beWarn nq Beckiche;is often caused by lazy kidney action. ,When°kidneys get out of order, *zees' acids -and wastes remain in the' •system,• Then backache,. disturbed rest" . or that tired -out and heavy headed feeling: may soon follow: Thit's,'the time to, like .Dodd's 'Kidney Pills: Doad's..stimulate • the kidneys tonormal action:- Then you,, feet better -sleep . better work ; better.. Gat Dodd's Kidney Pigsnow : 51,. i May ell the joys sod plw►' ores of the Yelett le 'bo tyours this Christmob! • And may this Nee Year be one of ebundant :geed 'health and good MAwsj. (M 11 Kith' , unboundid tom tiwf Ira sxtpnd Map our timid' : cut 1tltltNttfi lidos for s y,l NL. • `' t ,:• :WINGHAM ��iilA"w.i�,'• �4,."`�,.'�,,.b�.a'r�"a�i�r'�'r�t��.h.'i`�iF�1�t"dl�'�w�' leT,��;*'>T,>a7,'�?JE�dif;�7P1t•7l�it;, • ONE of 'Canada's cot-it:Multi& needs is more people, There is still rootij •fol many millions more than we now have v, r • The best welcome We can. give to those who come to Canada froin other Countries is to. have here a Country' Where there are i •, I,, Political freedom •'. 2 Economic freedom. 5, Tliceiitive for the ambitions! 4.A legitimate revar d ilii'. all willing and able to Work:*' r , , e Bust be ableto' .. show'. 'ewVco ' yr;ners' that Canada is a, better as veli as a z:Eiger country ,than the one ,they came.•.fronl., •••t-- :, STEEL COMPAN �Y. OF CANADA • motkEAG•`' GAINANNOQUE 'MAMIiL1Oft 41AN>lfoEn TORONTO • • 1 RUG MAK1N EOiJRS, SET FOR JANIJ.ARY BELGHAVE-..-The regales Meet" Mg of the Women's 'Institute Was; held ,iri the comrrrunity centre ori Tuesday afternoon with 26 .mem ''hers and 'one visitor present. The. president, Mrs,' Richard Procter was in charge of the bus).nefis period, when it was announced; that the provincial reports of the Standing camrnittee conveners were given to the' branch conveners. The first 18 names on the roll call were named a committee 'with Mrs. George Michie as convener to make the necessary .arrange, ments for. the community night on January 3, when a card party and ,dance will :be held, Doorkeep- ers will be Lyle Hopper and Jesse Wheeler, Mrs. 'Kenneth Wheeler and 'Mrs, Clifford Logan are te. Purchase prizes costing five dol tars and the ladies will take lunch., It was agreed that the W;I. para chase hooks on a rack, to be placed atthe back of the' Forester's Hall for .men's coats, the Fortesters to do the necessary work. Mrs; Steve- art Procter was appointed to in- terview the :caretaker about this Matter. Mrs. Richard Procter was ap- pointed to put a sign, on the W.I, cupboard in the Foresters Hall stating that if any of their ..cups were broken, they were to be re- placed, and that all organizations were welcome to use the W. 1 cups. It was announced that the rug making course will be held on Jan- uary 14, Mrs. Walter Scott, Mrs. George Michie • and Mrs. Richard Prodter named :a committee to ar- range for school fair prizes. Miss Edith Procter and Mrs. Clifford Logan expressed thanks for cards' received, .Mrs. C. R. Coultes and. Mrs. A. E. Coultes were conveners of the pro- gram, with the roll call being ans- wered with a verse from a Christ- mas card or other Christmas verse. There was a nice display of Christmas candy and cookies. The at;,iress was given by Rev. C. Krug, Mrs. Carl Procter conducted a con- test and lunch was served by Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler and Mrs, Fred Cook. S.S. No. 5 Morris School Concert BELGRAVE—The pupils of S.S., No. 5 Morris held their' annual Christmas concert 'on Thursday evening, George Michie was chair man for the following program.,; A welcome chorus by all the school and welcome recitation -by Mary ( de Yong; several chorus numbers by all the school and a recitation by Katherine de Yong, followed- by a dance by the Jun- ior's. un- �. ior's.:A• piano solo was given by Dianne VanCrtmp. The senior chor- us sang,` ''Bring a Torch", "Christ- mas Bells" and "Sweet and Low". Nancy. VanCamp gave a recitation and a dance was performed by the Junior's. There was a piano solo by Hennie de Yong, vocal duet by Ruth Michie and Marilyn Campbell, singing, "0 Holy Night" and "White Christmas", • The Christmas story was told by the Juniors. 4 recitation was given by Frank Procter and a piano solo by Ruth Michie.' A play was pre- sented and the junior chorus sang, "Hurrah for Good Old Santa Claus" and "Away in a Manger". The Alice Blue, Gown dance was followed by a cornet solo by Joyce Procter, a vocal solo by Via de Yong, and the closing chorus num- bers were "Nocturne", "The First Noel" and "Silver Bells." All mus- ical numbers were accompanied by the teacher Mr. Neil Eadie. - The chairman expressed a Word of. thanks to the teachers and pupils for the excellent concert. Santa made his visit to give out candy and . gifts. MRSS NWANS TELLS OF COMPOSER'S LIFE BELMORE-The Christmas meeting of Belmore United Church Woman's Missionary Society was held on Tuesday afternoon, Decem- ber 17th at the manse, Mrs. West read a beautiful Christina' poem and all jellied in 'singing the hymn "9 Come,. All Ye Faithful". The t h eme "Let the' song go round the earth rfesus Christ 15 Lord" was much enjoyed. Several carols were then sung, and Mrs. NeWans read the story of Charles Wesley's life' who coiiiposed` more than 6,500 hymns and a1r joined singing "Hark! the ;iEierald Angels Sing," Mrs. R, Ballagh gave a reading, "Christmas Eve in ;Montreal" and LaVonne Ballagh sang a Nolo, "The Gentle Carpenter of Bethlehei t," Another hymn- was sting and Mrs. .John Rutherford gave a reading; the 'toll call, a 'Verse 'on a Christ- rims card, Was well responded to by the 18 ladles present. A nice letter WAS read_ from Mrs. Wm, Irwin, Lohdon, eotrtaliiin'g a dena*' Unit for the W.M.S. Mts. Wilfred d'ohann and Mrs; 1 orinan NeWans had cliaegd of this meeting and It 'iVn8 brought 'to a cl6§6 with pi` of by Mrs, `Ver,6hatln. SillariesSft, fly E,, awanos ,Final rneeting for 1957 ':ot bast Wawanoah •Counell. WAS held en December *6th, 'With all the men - i, " bers present, the reeve peenid#ng. On: ;motion by Buohetla!l m 'ltrden; the :minute,' of ,meeting 'held Pee-. ennber'srd., were adopted. Manna ,* ,Megewan---',t'hat Nelson.', Patterson .be appointed ;as .member' of the Goderich Cgilegiate Institute' Board; Walter lncgill as rnernber: of the !Clinton erneoGlate hoard unci Frank Thompson as member sof; the Wingham High School Hoard for the year 1958, Carried, Pardon B4ehanan—That Got- don' Sriell, George Fear and Geo. Johnston 'receive refund +pr; •dug $ax, .Carried, - McGowan, - Hanna --That the first meeting of the council for 050, be treld on January 7th at one o'eleck at the Belgrave community centre, Carried, t Buchanan - Purdon—That the. road and general accounts as pre- sented be. passed and paid. Carried. Buehaxran• - Hanna—That the tax collector, treasurer and clerk receive $25,00 each as a bonus for;' .1957 and their salary for 1958 be, collector, $250.00; trees/der, .$400.00 and clerk $520.00 and a by-law be prepared confirming the, same,; At 2.30 ;o'clock the court of re vision on the Grasby .Drain was opened. The clerk read the by-law the first and second' times and as, there wet no appeals, on motion. by. -Hanna Buchanan the by-law be passed and the court' closed and a eepy be sent to the Ontario Muni- cipal Board for their approval. Carried, Purdon McGowan —That the the' road. superintendent's salary be raised by .$400 a month :for 1958 and a by-law be passed confirming the same. Carried. • ` By-law No, 14, appointing high schools' members for 1958 and' by- law No, 15 setting date, time and place of the first meeting of noun cii'for 195$ was read the first and second time -:and passed. Carried. Road Cheques: Stuart McBurney, I bills paid, $4.65; Roads share U. 1.1 stamps, $12.02; Ross Jamieson, trucking sand and snow removal, 826.00; recovered from road ac- count, spraying Leafy Spurge, $2.30; H. Kerr,' Construction Ltd., 10 hours bulldozing, $100.00; The Ped- lar People Ltd., steel culverts, $871.74. General Cheques: 'East Wawa - nosh T.S.A., school rates, . $19,969.50; West Waivanosh T.S.A., school rates, $1,234.74; Turnberry T.S.A.,, school rates, $882.00; U.S.S..No 10 Kinloss, school rates, $266.26; U.S.S. No. 5 Hullett, school rates $96794;,, No::1 West. Wawanosh,• trustee levy, 146.10; Wingham D.H.S. debenture'and main levy;.' $10,636.37; Clinton D C,T main levy, $1,467.35; Goderich DCI., . main levy, $1,287.98; Brussels, Morris and Grey Telephone System, rates, $222,50; County of •Huron;' ,rates $20,875.98; Township of West Wa- wanosh, P.V.M. rates, .. ,.$18150; Orval E. Taylor, .fees' as .reeve $275.00, telephone and ,stamps, $8.50, $284,50; John Buchanan, ' fees as councillor, $17600; Clatence,Hanna, fees as councillor$175.00; •Orval McGowan, fees as councillor,, $175; Aldin Purdon, fees as councillor, $175.00; Alex McBurney, salary as treasurer, $375.00, Fihancial 'State- ments, $2000; $395 00. - Alexandra;and Marine Hospital„ Goderich, grant building „ fund. '. $150.00; County of Huron;• spraying Leafy Spurge, $60.36;, Gen. E;. Rad- ford, part payment of Con. on Rini toul drain, $1,765.00; Gordon Snell, refund dog tax, $4.00; Geo. Fear, refund dog tax' $2.00; Geo. John- ston, refund dog tax $2.00; Howard Campbell, 1 fox. bounty $2.00; Gor- don Snell, 6 fox • bodnties, $12.00; R, H. Thompson salary as clerk $495.00; registration 50c, stamps and telephone $10,97, by-laws Gras- by drain, $25.00, $531.47; James A. Howes engineer's fees Grasby drain, $125.00; Herson Irwin, part salary as collector, $175.00. Orval E. Taylor, Reeve • CHARLES- S b 0 G!N S ,.TH E ANGELS i_. SING of Christmas icy and happiness for all our friends and patrons DIAGONAL SERVICE STATION �A• Jack Orvis, Prop. k A :1 �yy —woo -4' �e.�to tom' x� "'wa S,• •a'saaSisCt txt QHRIQTN4Q - To Ti all our' ri n $s... May the Holy Seasott abound with Neace std Gobd Will and all other Blessings that Combine to make lifo Joyously, Beaufiful. R. H. Thompson, Clerk Mrs. John Hall Burial Saturday BL1iEVALE—Jane Yeo, , widow' of the late John Hall, died at Park- hill on December 19th, in her 93rd year. She was a native of Turn- berry and lived 'nearly all her life in Bluevale. Surviving are a son, Gordon, 6f Bluevale, and a daughter, Mrs, James Master, of Parkhill; also. twelve' grandchildren and twenty great 'grandchildren. The. eldest son, Williain, gave his life in the first World War and another son, Stanley, also predeceased her; The funeral service was held On Saturday at the Walker flineral home; with Rev; R. A. Brook, of • Bluevale 'United Church, of Which; deceased Was a member, officiating• Interment was in• Wroxeter Cetne- tery, Pallbearers Were, Jack Orvis, Bob Case/note,.,,,HatVey Gr'6vea, Will Hii1i, Nor'm'an .Hail and Bob Master, WALE R. JAS. STRIUTHERS Dr, George Thomson and !Vias.' Tltairison,. of Nonni Allison t1fi V0r•' sity, Saekville are 'Spending the' t r dhrit/tmaa holidayswith their par- ents, 11tr. and Mrs, rtt0rge T. gamoolotoomm Tlioi ison, y & SONtBellttiore tir Winghani •office in Queens Hotel, Every Monday afternoon. 4l>ri)>s;o7d37tootoomty 1 v7 .x.osv oy z'ondrl`i m -4g*M.riCariK�` Yrfltga#W4W%"e4sM'r"n►l+CZAi Our sincerest wishes that you may enjoy .a truly Merry Christmas with all its joys atd pleasures HOWARD FULLER Phone 392 PLUMBING Wingham �w9 a>r. rs ra9ia�a.5 9r .-2.u`S,r741?w'rK.�",�` s "rar AP -i``, 'a� o`",' r7- 4,4 Leer(4l �-dolidac v va 2 a 'Mind if we pop up' with a `Yuletide wish for ,everybody?. 0)as your Christmas be a joyous one, remem- ired for years to come. • CRAWFORD MOTORS DODGE - DESOTO and DODGE TRUCKS Wingham Ontario !rffY �fi?lp"ifihh ,The lime for, joy, the lime for peace!; `The time for pleasures that never cease. _) We wish you all at this time of yeah' A •plentiful measure of Yuletide 'cheer?