HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1960-02-17, Page 8RIG FIRE LOSS—Shown above is the Roy Adair
barn, which burned to the. ground SJellirdaT after-
uoon with a $10,000• loss. The picture was taken as
one section broke Into flames.—Advanee-Times .phato.
WOMEN ARE ASKED
FOR GOOD USED TOYS
RELGRAVE Mrs, Clifford Lo-
gan weleorred the members of the
Evening Auxiliary of the Woman's
Missionary Society of 'Knox United
Church to her home on Tuesday
evening of last week for their
regular meeting,
The president, Mrs. Logan, opened
the meeting with a hymn and
meditation. The minutes of the last
meeting were read by Mrs. Clar-
ence Hamm, and the financial
statement was read by the treas-
urer, Mrs. J. R. -Cannes. There
were ten hospital and five home
visits to the sick and shut-in re-
corded. A letter was read front
Mrs, J. McGill, of ,Clinton, asking
that this group send as their allo-
cation to mission, a crib quilt and
toys. The members :decided that
they would make a. crib quilt in
each. of the three groups and any-
one having any good used toys is,
asked to bring them to the next
meeting. Mrs. Albert Rieman stated
that the allocation this year will
be $240.00, and that the missionary
for prayer this year is Dr. Cather-
ine L. Whittier, IndorelM.P.,
The group was reminded of the
World Day of Prayer on March 4,
in Knox Presbyterian Church, A
bake sale will be held at the next
meeting to be held at the home of
Mrs: Harold Vincent:, with Mrs.
John Nixon's group in charge of
the worship service. The offeying
was received and dedicated: '
The; group, led by Mrs. Kenneth
Barbour, was in charge of the wor-
ship service, opening with a hymn,
followed by the- Scripture lesson by
Mrs. Ross Anderson.
The study on Africa was contin-
ued, dealing with the cultural as-
peas. These included, arts, music,
radio and press and were read by
Mrs. Barbour," Mrs. Anderson and
Mrs. Donald Campbell.
-Mrs. Harbour led in recreation
and lunch. was served.
HEALTHY BALANCE IN
FINANCIAL REPORT
BELORAVP,--- The regular meet-
ing of the Woman's Missionary So-
ciety mid the Woman's Association
of Knox United Church was held
in Knox -Church on Wednesday
afternoon With 22 members answer-
ing the roll call.
• Mrs. Walter Scott, president, was
in charge of the WM,S. meeting,
opening with a -hymn and pra,yer.
Minutes were read by Mrs. Williard
Armstrong, treasurer's report, by
Mrs. George Martin and the gift,
fund by Mrs. Waiter Scott,
Members were reminded of the
World Day of Prayer on March 4
in .the Presbyterian Church, The
offering was, received and -clod teat-
ed. Thieve were 14 hospital. and 15
home visits, to the stelt and shuldn
recorded. It wan announceti that
Miss Mary 1VrcLanghlin in Japan
was the missionary for prayer and
that the allocation for this year
will be $120,00.
Mrs, Borden 'Reott, assisted by
Mra. Chris Nethery, Mrs, inelt Tay-
lor, . Mrs. Kenneth 'Wheeler and
lifts. Walter 1-leoll were in ellari!,'0
of the worship service and the.
study on Angola. Mrs. (1.
read a 'letter from a .personal fricarr
of 4 1108, IMiyv Clatk, Who is a nits-
sionary in Angola, Tim roll call was
answered by -naming a missionary
or ebureh worker.
Mrs. Leslie Dolt, president, won
Mire theme, 'Troth", opened with
!hymn 'and prayer, followed by Mrs,
noir, telling of the origin of St, Val-
Prairie, Minutes of the last meeting
were read by Mrs. Jack Taylor, and
.the financial -statement showing a
balanee en hand of 81,2000 was
.tri by MrS. J. M. 'Mulles. The
group decided to give a 'donation
to' the 'choir, A bazaar will be held
nthe fall, and the gronp will pay
or the UnitR1 Cfmrelt Observer,
It was proposed to try to have
each 'W.A. !group he responsible. for
programs, with .each leader draw
lug the month they will act, The
'president wilt loolc after the bust-
teas 0enslon, The president closed
the 'Meeting With the MMpali bene-
diction.
rillflItlgN YEARS AGO
Mr, Kirk Hutton, who recently
took over as operator at the -CNR
tkre, has purchased the Burke
house on Frances Street.
The draw for the first round of
the -Wingham Chess Club is winner
of F, 41lassey and George Williams
vs. Harold Sperling; D. Kennedy
vs. Nelson Pickett; T. Gage vs. D.
Manning; A. W. Anderson vs R,
Pollock.
Mrs, James Breen, Thorndale,
a former Wingham resident. felt
down the stairs at her home early
Wednesday, and although no
bones were broken, she was badly •1
shaken up, Her daughter, Mrs. Neil
Williamson, left Wednesday noon
for Thorndale.
A former manager of the C
adian Bank of Commerce h
George Blair -Smith, at pres
manager of the London Bra,noh,
has been appointed manager of the
bank's branch at 'Kingston, Jam-
aica.
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SHORTHORNS SELL ON MARcat 3rd'
SALES conorENce, AT 10:00 A.111,, EACH DAY
Only hulls- approved by the Culling Committee will. be eligible
• for the sales, •
Over 00 per cent of .the, bulls entered are "'perform:0' pc, tested",
Every Ontario farmer purchasing. periormanee icstoviaahs will
lie eligible for a premium equal to' 20 per cent of the' purchase
price, but not exceeding 8150.00,
For catalogues apply to:
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Mr. and Mrs, Philip Stewart, of
Lucknow, visited one 'day last Week
with Mr,and Mrs. Orval E. Taylor.,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Roberts
and Mrs. Hilda Roberts,' of Lis-
towel, visited on Sunday with Mr,
and Mrs, David Arn‘trong,
,.Mrs. Thomas smith received ,
word from her-sister,-Mrs, ,E. W. -
Watts of Spring Valley, Calif., that
Mr.and Mrs. Harold Thomas and
Joan and a girl friend, all of
Brussels, had spent a couple of
slays visiting with Mrs, Watts and
her family.
At the regular morning service
held at Knox United, Church on
SUnday, Rev. W. 0, Clark, of Wing-
ham, ordained the two new elders
to the session, Robert 'H, Coultes
and Harold Vincent.
Quite a ninther attended the
Knox United Church Sunday School
skating party on Friday evening in
,the Relgrave community arena.
After skating everyone gathered at
the church. where lunch was served.
avrr, and Mrs. Ed Hartlin and
'family, of London, visited over the
week-end with her parents, Mr,
and Mrs. Earl Anderson.
Mr, Budd. Orr, in-company with
other managers of District Co-
operatives, enjoyed a day's 'curling
at Alliston last Wednesday,
'FIFTY YEARS AGO
The postmasters of Huron .Coun-
ty met in , Wingham on 'Tuesday
when matters or interest were dis-
cussed on ways and means of in-
creasing the efficiency of the pos-,
tal service. Thomas Farrow, six-
MP., of Brussels, is the honorary
president, lk/fr,. Irwin, of Gorrie,'
president, , and Mr. Scott, of Clin-
ton, secretary.
• Stock was 'taken last week in the
Brunowielt Hotel and matters per-
tabling to 'the transfer were satis-
factorily arranged and the new
proprietor, Wolin Pntland, is In pas-
Session,
The .board of directors of the
YMCA of Wingham is as follows;
Dr. A. ,T. Irwin, W. D. Pringle, J,-
?, Christie, George Spottoh, Hobert
Maxwell, Dr, R. C. Redmond, Dr.
W. J. mice, V. Hicks, W. Meld.
John McCallum, of East Wawa-
nosh, hes purchased front Richard
Anderson the coMfortable ecittage
on the corner of 'Victoria, and
Prances Streets. The mirehente
price was $1500,
The frosty condition , of the
weather on Sunday pat out the
heating. systern 'Of the public school
and a holiday on Monday for the
teachers and pupils Was the result,
0 - - 0
FORTY YEARS AGO
We are 'sorry to report that Mr.
W. .1. Haines has 'enntracted the
sleeping sickness.
Mr, Paid Pugh, who has for
SOW •time past been teller Ill the'
Bank of rintriliton, at Wingham,
left on Tuesday ter WithiPeg. Mr.
Howard Grey has been proliyIttd
tatrp.the. teller'a cage and Miss Oren«
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SELECTED - GRANULATED
It was agreed to buy the bats for ,
the Evening Auxilary quilt. Uita'
Johnston gave the call to, worship
and "Abide With Me" was Sting
foltcwed by the Serintore lesson'
in -unison, Linda read the story "ins
a Synagogue Seh.00l." after which,
Linda Rion led in prayer and the
group sang the hymn "For the
Beauty of the Earth' and the wor-
ship service was closed with the .
Mizpah, benediction.
The mission study on Africa was a
continued with the heading, "Sur-
prising Things 'Happen" and the
girls had a short dramatization of
this. Comparisons were made be-
tween an African and a Canadian
baby. The girls made trees for
their African village and the meet-
ing closed with Taps to meet again
on Friday, lath.
BELGRAVE- - Tile regular meet-
lag of the Canadian Girls in Train-
ing was held- on Thursday evening
in the church and was opened with -,
I he purpose and Scripture. The
secretary's anti treasurer's reports
were read.
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Infant, Hospitalized
For .Four Weeks
RELGRAVE -We are very happy
to report that little Danny Lamont,
17-month-old triplet_ son of Mr. and
Mrs. ;fames Lamont, was able to
return to his home on Sunday af-
ternoon after being a patient in the
Wi agile m Oen eral Hospital the
past four Weeks.
Danny drank some furniture
polish containing a poisonous gas,
which hitd entered his lungs, caus-
ing him to have difficulty with his
breathing, After being in an oxy-
gen tent for several days, his
breathing was relieved but his
temperature would not go down
until his lungs were completely
cleared,
Seven Tables at
Weekly Euchre
BELGRAVE- There were seven,
tables in Play at. the regular week-'
ly euchre held in 'the (immunity
centre on Wednesday evening, High
prize winners were Mrs. Carl
Procter and Earl Noble.
Consolation prizes went to Mrs.
Stanley Cook and Victor Yungblut.
Mrs. William Thuell was the novel-
ty winner, having the most lone
hands in hearts.
ache, of Teeswaler, has assumed
the duties or ledger-keeper,
Mr, Harvey A. Pendleton,. newly-
appointed linesman for the Bell
Telephone Company, has rented
Miss Pugsiey's house on Leopold
Street and is moving his family
from Mitchell this week. Miss
Pugsley has rented rooms over the
Advance office.
Mr. William Armstrong, the new
blacksmith at Mr. Holmes shop,
has purchased the house on Fran-
ces Street >aecently occupied by Mr,
James 'Hamilton.
Dr, Stewart, M.H.O., has ordered
schools, churches, picture Houses,
library and opera house closed and
all meeting's cancelled until further
notice. in order to guard against
the spreading of influenza, lie fur
then requests parents to keep their
children at home for a tbite.
Mary Thurlow, a pupil. at the
Wingham, public school, fell on the
ice a. few days ago and 'fractured
her
0 - 0 - 0
TVVENTY-FIVE YEARS A(l)
Mrs. Allan Ramsay bad the
misfortune to fracture her wrist on
Saturday morning when she slip.
ped on the linotimm.
WinnerS at the weekly cribbage
game in' the--Legion rooms 'on
'Monday- night were T.. Wilkinson;
Seki.and T.' Smith. The lucky
draw prize went to Duncan Ken-
n edy. • "
Mr, and • Mrs. ,f, H. Crawford
and daughter Mary, spent the week-
elle! in Woodstoolt visiting with Dr.
and Mrs. 'Brown.
Mr. T. C. King 'presented the
field day athletic medals at the
high iehoot commencement o n
Friday might.-:Seriior Marion
Mitchell and Daris'Buchanan, tied;
senior boys,',John Preston; inter-
Mediate girls; Muriel Ross; inter-
mediate boys, Douglas Waram;
junior girls, Daisy Holmes; junior
'boys, Harry posliff.
Receiving diplomas at the- com-
mencement were June Buchanan,
Anna Chittick, Pearl Jones, Ida
Kelly, Jean Lane, Marion Mitchell,
Mary Robertson, Lily Wailer, Lloyd
Henderson, 'George King, .Tames
McGill, Carl. McKay, 'Harold SIcel.
ding, and George Wheeler.
The trophy event at the annual
bonspiel was won by 0, Haselgrove,
NI, Bell, Jack 'MeRibbon and .1.
Currie, skip. The runners-up were
Roger Otte; Bob .Chettleburg, Ed.
Nash and Att Wilson, skip.
T'age Eight The Win A, • vauce-Ttraeli, Wednesday,. Feb, VI! 1,960.
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111-C Group Holds
Regular Meeting
BPLORAVE--The regular meet• -
ing' of the HI-C group of the
Young People's ,. of Knox United
Church was held in the church on
Sunday evening opening . with a
sing-song led by Muriel Coultes,
accompanied at the piano 'by Claire
ehamney,
Minutes and the roll call were
read by Marie Couches and the
treasur:er's report was read • by
Cameron Robinson. Murray Scott
was in charge of the worship ser-
vice, opening with, the hymn,.
"Rise Up 0 Men of God". Cam-
eron Robinson read 11w Scripture
lesson and Lorne Campbell took up
the offering,
A question and answer quiz on.
Jews was 'enjoyed by the group.
The singing of "Guide Me. 0 Thou
Great Jehovah" and prayer by Mur-
ray Scott closed the meeting.
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