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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1960-02-10, Page 5I D ec Folding • Aluminum AWNINGS LUMBER - Telephone 260 Walpole Aluminum SASH DOORS CUPBOARDS. Witigham FLOOR WALL TILES BUILDING THE WALLPAPER SHOP Semi-Annual WALLPAPER SALE Feb. 714h to Feb. 20th T101111,1 , tat Group 1 6. Washable and Plastic Coated patterns for Living Room, Dining Room and Hail Reg. 95c to ifie per single roll Sale - 59c Per Single Roll Group 2 Washable Patterns for- Any Room Reg. 85e to 69c per single roll a.mv-..r..•••.• • •••• Sale - 49c. Per Single Roil Group 3 NEVti patterns in washable and plastic coated. Plain and Floral Designs Price Range $1.10 to 65c Per Single Roll Group 4 Washable patterns for Living. Room, Dining Room, Hall and Kitchen SPECIAJ, PRICE • Og QUALITY PAPERS Priced as low as*-49c Per Single Roll Gioup.5 CLEARING Patterns in Sup. Tested and washable papers Sale • Per single Roll' Group 6 A Few Patterns at 19c per single roll Room Lots 1/2 Price or Less Come Early . EVERY PATTERN A BARGAIN NPA;;k4.1q0. , iC a'fk 7 The Wtnxhann Advall,00441740, WOM4Wilar, 11,110b. IS TOUR FUR,NACE SAW. MORRIS TOWNSHIP COUNCIL MEETS OFFICERS ELECTED BY KNOX CHOIR • • J. 1, RUNSTEDTLERW MonitgOr 1,0 MA.. • cY The Morris Township Council met in the township hall on Febru- ary 1st, 1960, with all the members. present The minutes of the last meeting were read and adopted on motion of Ross Duncan, and Gordon, Wil kinson, Shortreed-Procter-That By-Law No. 3, 1960, authorizing the Treas- urer to borrow up to $69,000 from the bank be 'Passed as read the first, second and third times. Procter-Wilkinson-That we give a grant of $25.00 to the Huron County Crop Improvement $A,ssoci- ation. Wilkinson-Duncan-That the ap- plication of John BreWer for the position of Assessor Per 1960, at a salary ,of $500 be accepted, Shortreed-Duncan - That the road accounts as presented by' ,the Road Superintendent be paid, Sh,ortreed-Procter-That the gen- eral accounts as presented be paid. Wilkinson-Shortreed--That By- Law No, 4, 1960, stating that Wm. MeArter be paid $15,00 per month for bookkeeping be passed, subject to the approval of the "'District Municipal Engineer. Duncan-Procter-that By-Law No, 5, 1960 stating that the Asses- sor must have the Aisessment Roll completed and returned to the Clerk by September 1st, 1960 and that he doesn't receive any pay until the roll is completed and re- turned.• Procter-Duncan-That Road Ap- propriation By-Law No. 6, 1960 setting the appropriation for $48,000 he passed as read the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd times subjed to the approval of the Department of Highways. Shortreed-Vgilltinson-That we accept the tender of the Blyth Standard to do the printing con- tract for 1960. Procter-Shortreeth--That William Elston be re-appointed as repre- sentative on the Wingham Hos- pital Board for 1960. Procter-Wilkinson - That the meeting adjourn to meet again on March 7 at.1 p.m, The following accounts were paid: Blyth 'Standard, advertising and supplies, $12.85; Ontario Hydro, Belgrave and Walton street lights, $80.76; T.harner Nursing Home, $93.25; Treasurer, Huron County, tax collectionai $363.86; Association of Rural Municipalities, fee, $15.00; Huron Crop Improvement Associ- ation, grant, $25.00; Relief account, $29.51;, Western Foundry, heater, $34.65; Association of Assessing Officers, fee, $10.00; Baker Nurs- ing Home, $185.50. Bailie Parrott, Geo. Martin :Reeve.. ;,,- Clerk. BRAVE-Mr. and Mrs. Bari Anderson, welcomed the members or the choir of Knox "United ChUreli to their home en Friday evening for their annual meeting. ROSS Anderson was chairman and the minutes and flnancial statement of the 'last meeting were read by the secretary-treasurer, George John- ston. The president, Mrs. J. C. Proc- ter, reported' that there were 25 member's, with an average atten- dance at rehearsal of 12. Mrs. Procter expressed her'thanks to the choir members for their co- operation and also to the organist and choir leader, Roy Mundy, Mr. Mundy also expressed his apprec- iation to the choir, Tile election of officeri Was as follows: President, Mrs. J. C. Proc- ter; secretary-treasurer, George Johnston; "music •corn*iittee, Roy Mundy, Mna. George Johnston and. Mrs, George' Michie; Own com- mittee, lVfis;,' SteVrart Rfeeter, Mrs. Roy Mundy,.1Vfrs, Jaines -Coul- tes, with, the-power to add more members; ,'social committee, Lorne Campbell, -Joyce Armstrong, Karen Anderson, Ruth Michie and Murray Scott; lunch committee, Mrs,-lames Walsh, Mrs. Earl Anderson, Mrs. Leslie Bolt and Marilyn carripbell; choir .recording attendance 'secre- tary, Mrs: C. Procter; auditor, Mrs, George. Johnston. • Lorne Campbell expressed thanks to Mr, and Mrs. Anderson for in- viting the choir to' their home for this meeting. Recreation, led by Lorne Campbell, Joyce Armstrong and Karen Anderson was enjoyed, after which a, bounteous lunch was served, DE.LORAVE Mr. and.,Mr, George Jones and family of 4,Oridorr spept :the week- end with p.areri"ts, . Mr, and Mrs. John . McCallum, Mr, and 'Mrs, • Ray . Hunking and family of 'Blyth visited 'on Sun- day with' 'Mn; and Mrs. James Lamont and' fareilY•• Mrs. Les Shaw. :and Sharon of London spent a few days last week -with her Parents, Mt'. and Mrs. John Anderson. " Mr. and Mrs,. Wilfred PiCkell and family of ',Varhilton visited over the. weelt,end..'with her .parents, Mr. and Mrs:, Herb Wheeler. Knox :gaited 'Church Sunday School is holding a skating party in the Belgrave arena" an Friday evening, February 12, " Mrs. Leslie 'Bolt is convener A:rf the Canadian Industries meeting)of the Belgrave• Women's_ Institute to be held Tuesday, The toll Call will he answered with a faVourite fish dish, .Lunch will be served by MTS. Kenneth Wheeler and Mrs. Fred Cook. Mr. and'' Mrs, Bill Schreiber and family of Milton spent the week- end With -her parents; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Anderson and Karen, Church Group Meets At McBurney Home BELGRAVE---Nfrs. J. C. IVIeBur- ney was hostess to 'the Women's Missionary Society' of Knox Pres- byterian .Chureh when they met at her home on Tuesday afternoon with: a good attendance. Mrs. Garner Nicholson presided and opened the meeting with the meditation from The Glad Tidings. The Scripture was read by Mrs. Alan Dunbar, folloWed with prayer by Mrs. Clifford Purdon. Reports from the secretary and treasurer were heard and sick and shut-in visits were recorded. The offering was received 'and dedicatory prayer given by Mrs. Nicholson. Mrs. Joe Dunbar presided for the business session and plans were made for the World Day of Prayer which will be held on March 4th, in Presbyterian Church, Mrs. Dun-. bar also gave a full report of the annual meeting of Huron Presby- terial, held in Clinton in. January, The first chapter of the study book, "The Way in Africa",' was given by Mrs, J. C. McBurney and entitled, "The Invasion of Africa", which dealt with the economic- political and, religion:; forces, that have invaded the continent since the year 1802. Mrs. Victor Youngblut gave a splendid talk on the life of Jesus; and how the prophets foretold . of His coming, and of His death for the redemption of our sins. The meeting came to a close with, the Glad Tidings prayer, read by Mrs. Levi ,Bieman. A ten cent tea was held and a social time en- joyed, Receives Word Of Three Deaths BELGRAVE -7.'Mrs. Thomas Smith of Belgrave has received word' frorri •England of the death of her aunt, Mrs.'Rise Dear. She was the ycningest da,ughter of the late' Mr. and' Mrs. Thomas Harris of Farnham, England, and beloved sister 'of Mrs. Smith's mother, Mrs. John Allen, who paSsed away four years- ago. Mrs.°Dear wassin;ther 69th year. She had fallen few months previous to her death and did not fully recover froWthe fall. Mrs. Smith also ideeiveeword 'that her uncle; of Reading' Berkshire' .had E9Kei passed away and at the_ Sainegine her , cousin's husband. ", 13ELGRAVAl-Tlid: annual meet- ing ,` or School Fair hoard was held 611i:1,1f.hursda.y after- noon in, the.'' cenrinunity centre. The officers wer;''All re-elected dad "arc- the 'sarriet,as last year: Past president,,.'George' Michie; president, .Norma<Coultes; first vice, Edgar, .Wightman; second vice, Stafiley Black). -auditors, Mrs. Jack Higgins and.Mns, Jack Wick7 stead. • Directors ,for Morris: No, 1 Car- man Haines, and'.. Mrs. Charles Soucli; 'No: -3,' Clakence Yuill and Mrs. Howard Smith;. No, 4, James Smith 'and Mrs. George Smith; No, 5, Wilbert PreAter and Mrs. Richard procte'r; I' 6, Ross Dun- can and Mrs. Juries'. Mair; No. 7, ST. HELENS Mrs, E. W. Rice" add Mr. Allan Cranston won the prizes-for high scores at the shoot party held in the community hall, arranged by the, •Women's Institute on Friday evening, There were seven tables with consolation prizes going to Mrs. Frank MeQuillin And Mr. Kenny Purvis. Mr. and Mrs. William MacPher- son and little daughter Janit, went to London on Sunday when Janit will undergo an operation at the Children's War Memorial Hospital, Mrs. MacPherson remained in Lon- don. They were accompanied by Mr. Ross Errington, who visited his daughter, Valerie, still a patient in the 'Hospital. Wilfred Haines and Mrs. William Elston; No. 8, Mel Craig and Mrs. Bernard. Thomas; No. 9, J. Bryans and Mrs. Wallace Bell; No. 10, George Hetherington and Mrs. Wil- liam Peacock; No. 1:1 Harold Bol- ger and Mrs. William Humphries; No. 12, Mervin Richmond and Mrs. Harold Bradley, East Wawanosh: No. 3, Alex Nethery and Mrs. Bert Fear; No. 17, George Johnston and Mrs.. Clif- ford purdon; No, 8, Harold Vincent and Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler; No. 9, Henry Pattison. and Mrs. R, Coul- tes and Mrs. Gordon McBurney; No. 7, Albert Bieman and Mrs. Calvin Robinson; No. 13, Stanley Black and Mrs. Jack Taylor; No. 6, Alvin Smith and Mrs. Gordon Smith; No. 10, Orval McGowan and Mrs.: 'Gordon Caldwell; No. 11, B, Cowan and Mrs. Major Yunghlut; No. 16, John Lockhart -and Mrs. Oliver Anderson and all the teach- ers. The music festival committee is. Mrs. George Michie, Mrs. George Johnston, Mrs. Gordon McBurney, Mrs. Leslie Bolt, Mrs. N. H. Coul- tes, Mrs. Nora Moffatt, Mrs. Elaine McDowell, Mrs. Ted Fear, Mrs, Walter Shortreed, Martin Grasby, Lloyd Walden And Harvey Mc- Dowell. J. H, Kinkead, school inspector, and Don Grieves, assistant agricul- tural representative, were both present and gave a few remarks. The financial report showed a bal- ance of $66.25. Date of the 1960 fair will be September 14th and this will mark the 10th fair, In appreciation of 'their many years of untiring service to the success of the 13elgrave Fair, Stew- art Procter, 3. F. McCallum and C .R. Coultes were named honorary directors of the fair board. The data of the Music festival Will be set at a future .meeting. The directors and teachers 'will hold a meeting on February 15 at 8.30 p.m. in the community centre. Large Turnout At C.W.L. Euchre Mrs. Joseph Brophy and Mrs. Wilfred White were in charge of the euchre party at Sacred Heart Church. last Tuesday night, spon- sored by the Catholic, Women'a League. There was 'an 'turnout with 24 'tables in play. Alex Sproul had the high score for men and Mrs. Doug Nesbitt won the prize for the ladles, 'bus 'Rentetti Of Teeswater Won the draw pate. Lunch was served and a pleasant tan* tlijoyitd. Its, it Costlfli too much to 01,10000 Will It let, you Own .01110 whiter, Unless you arc Sure that year heating will do Satisfactory this winter, call us for . FREE INSPECTION. No obligation of cost) Well check and repeal the condition of yoUr fignace,•If changes are in clieated there's still time to have whelp YOu choose the ANTHES furnace which will fill your heating needs and suit par budget, Call us WO. LOW DbWN PAYMENT! EASY TERMS PERCY W. CLARKE Plum 295 WINGTIAN, AUTHORIZED N.NT H S ^WM DEALER imurpour • . Members of, C.G.I.T. Hold Work Meeting BELGRAVE The regular meet- ing of the Canadian Girls in Train- ing Was held on Thursday evening in the church. Due to the absence of several of the members this was -mainly a work meeting, with the girls working on their scrap book on Africa. The group made African -huts to collect the offering,in at the meet- ings. The next meeting will he on Thursday evening, February 11. BANK After thirty-one years in banking, Harry E. Crawford still feelS that service is everything! "Say what you will, the big difference in banking is what goes on across the %counter . in what you can do for the customer." Harry Crawford is Manager .of the Main & James Street Branch of 'The Bank' in .Hamilton Harry Crawford.'.. he knows the difference! s .. and when he is not busy with bank affairs he is an ardent golfer and an enthusiastic member of the com- munity. As the father, of two children, a teen-age girl and an eleven year old boy, he feels his experience at 'The Bank' helps at home . "You learn to listen, to judge, to advise." Ilarry Crawford is typical of the understanding, courteous, and efficient people you'll find at any branch of The Toronto-Dominion Bank, Why not drop in, and see why . . people make the difference at TORONTO-DOMINION A. F. GPAHAMI Mandolin. Alortio lhintolt v, HonoraryRonorary Directors Named in PPregation of Long Service Bridge Club There were four and . one-half tables at play at the bridge on Thursday evening last. Winners were, North and South: First, Mrs. W.'Houston, W. H. French; second, Mrs. D. A. Nasmith; Mrs. J. H. Crawford; third, Mrs. G. Godkin, O. Haselgrove. East and West: First, H. Swift, J. Martin; C. Hodgins, W. Laidlaw; tied for third, Mrs. D. B. Porter, Mrs. J. A. Wilson; Mrs. G. Cain- eron, Miss C. Isbister. Legion Euchre The regular euchre of the La- dies' Auxiliary to the Canadian Legion was held Monday evening with ten tables in play. High prize for lady went to Mrs. Ethel Nicholson and prize for lady playing as man to Mrs. Lloyd Hingston. Frank McCormick won the prize for the. men. Mrs. Mtn MeTa.vish won the door prize, A social time followed. Mrs. K. Armstrong Lived at {Wroxeter Mrs. Kathleen Armstrong, widow of Rev. David Arinstrong, died at the home of her daughter in Merlin on January 30, The 'funk erel was on Tuesday Of last week with interment in Prome Coin- etery. Mrs. Armstrong had lived. In Wtorceter, where leer husband was minister Of the United Church from 1924 to 1023, Rev. Armstrong died in 1937. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. LeWis atathleenY Ittrig of Merlin,. son', thWid A, Armstrong of Sarnia, attit btothor, Nrirad Me- Williams, of -Alteltland, NOW 2.00,4 hind, Mt*, Aritistrbat 490, ACCEPT INVITATION TO HEAR MRS, NIMMO BELGRAVE - Mrs. Laurence Vannan welcomed the members or the Ladies' Guild of Trinity ,Angli- can Church to her home for their regular meeting. The president, Mrs, Clare Van- Camp opened the meeting with a hymn followed by prayer, Mrs. Robert Procter read 'the Scripture lesson, Minutes were read by Mrs. Richard Procter and the financial statement by Mrs. Cooper. Nethery. The group received and accepted an invitation from. the WA.. of St. Paul's Church, Wingham, to attend a tea to be held, in March When Mrs. re. Nimmo will be the speaker. Mrs. David Armstroag, repiirting for the quilt committee, stated one quilt was finished and -another one started. Final plans were made to cater for the Credit Union-,ban- quet. Mrs. Cooper Nethery was in charge of the program which in- cluded a reading "Courage" -by Miss Stella N'"4thery. -Mrs1Varinitn• was winner of the contest. The meeting closed with the singing of grace and lunch was served by the hostess, Child Is Still 'Hospital Patient BELGRAVE-Little Danny La- mont, 17-month-old triplet son of Mr. and 'Mrs. James Lamont is still in the Wingham General Hospital, where 'treatment con- tinues after swallowing furniture polish three weeks ago. Until his temperature stays at the -normal level, he will continue to he a patient there.