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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1960-04-27, Page 6Clean Up, Winiham.! At the regular meeting of Wingham Town Council on April 4th, the Council, resolved to request every resident of the municipality to rid their properties of all refuse, junk and other unsightly objects by June 1st, The resolution was passed in the hope that Wing, ham will be a tidy community, of which everyone may be proud. YOUR CO.OPERATQN IN THIS PROJECT IS THEREFORE MOST URGENTLY SOUGHT, TO COLLECT TRASH In order to facilitate this program, the town truck will once again pick up garden refuse every first and third Friday of the month, from May to November. All citizens with refuse to be removed are asked to have it on the street for removal not earlier than the Thursday evening preceding the day of pickup. WINGHAM TOWN COUNCIL AUTO BODY WORK Our skilled mechanics are experts at making those dents and scratches disappear. Grass replaced. Auto painting. 'WINN BODY SHOP PHONE 746 if Sid Adams WINGHAM .11. ....0111111110= you have a ear problem, we have the answer. TO PACK BALE AT NEXT MEETIN4 FGRDWIQH— Easter Thallitefe :tering meeting of the W.A. was held at the home of Mrs. Wally. Gibson with nine members and. four visitors present. The Scrip- ture was read by Mrs. Strong and prayers were said. The Litany was led by Mrs, Jacques. The roll call was a verse from Philippians 3. The guest speaker, Mrs. Robert Gibson, Fordvitich, spoke on the unrest in Africa. The study book was in charge of Mrs. S, Forster, who was as- slated. by Mrs. Ted. Strong, Mrs. Hargrave and Elva, Foster. Ten dollars was added to the ;newer- lel fund in memory of Mrs, Robert Graham. The next meeting will be held in the basement when the bale will be packed. A shower of small toys will be held to be used as stocking-fillers for the Christmas at Cardston, Alberta Indian. Re- sidential School, The ladies decided to hold a ba- zaar and tea in June and lunch was served by Mrs. Simmons, Mrs. Gibson and Elva Foster. GUILD TO SPONSOR MINSTREL SHOW FORDWICII-- Members of St. Anne's Guild of Trinity Anglican Church met last week for the Ap- ril meeting -in the Sunday School rooms and had as their guests the members of the W.A. The presi- dent, Mrs, W. Hargrave, presided and opened the meeting with the hymn "What a Friend We Have in Jesus", followed by Scripture read- ing by Mrs. Francis King, Mrs. Grace Brown gave the see- ond.chapter of the study book. Roll call was answered by 12 members, each telling where they would like to travel. Several. reports were given and minutes of the last meeting were read by Mrs. Donna King, in the absence of the score- Lary, Mrs. Mary Kato. It was decided to sponsor The Cotton Town Minstrel Show in the community hall in May, by the Lakelet W.I. The meeting closed with prayer and progressive cro 7 kinole was played. The winners were Mrs. Mary Sanderson; lucky chair, Mrs. Nellie Gamble; lucky cup, Mrs. Stan Forester. A delicious lunch was served by the Guild. Mrs:'.Ruby Foster, behalf of the W.A., moved a vote of thanks to the Guild for a very enjoyable evening, LADIES PLAN ZONE RALLY FORDWICH—The Ladies' Auxil- iary to Howick Legion met for the April meeting with Mrs, Jack Wil- son„ president, in the chair. Mrs. 't life! Allan gave the financial re- prets. Letters were read from several branches, on the zone rally in May which is being held by the Howick branch. The Zone Commander, Comrade M. McCann paid her official visit and reminded the group that the auxiliaries have taken over the scholarships and youth training camps. Committees were appoint- ed to contact the minister, reeve and branch president for the rally. Church parade for June was planned, to be held in Ihorrie. Final plans for all committees to take care of the rally were completed. The mystery prize, donated by Comrade Nellie Allan, was won by Comrade McCann, who was also presented with a small gift on be- helf of the branch. The Legion members joined the ladies and spent a social half hour. FORDWICH Mr. and Mrs. Don Lounsbury of St, Catharines spent the week-end . with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Doig. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Heise of Gormley spent Aeveral days last week in the community: Mrs. Emma Williamson is spend- ing this Week with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Williamson hi London. Miss Mindy Sothern returned to. Kitchener this week after being confined to her twine the past ten days with mumps. Mrs. Nina Armstrong returned home this week after visiting the past two Weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Irwin McDowell in Galt. ItTiss Rhonda Wade of Wood- stock visited a, few days last week • with Mts. William Wade and Bes. trice. Miss Rona VanVeleor visited a re* days last week in. Handiton. Birth BIGNAI.074- To Mr. and Mrs. Ro- bert, l3ignall Clean Brears) daughter, on Saturday, Mail 23, 1960, 4n St. Mary's Hospital, Kit.. cheater. AS LOCAL AS YOUR NEWSPAPER Its pages may carry arotilid the world but yOtt,,,thiink!' of it as local paper.;Aiid 4.'is—reporthit local events, identifying itself with local causes and the daily life,,pf-s, the community. In much the same way, the branch of the chartered bank where you do your banking is a vital part of the local scene, serving local needs— serving you. At the same time, however; the local branch is part of a larger, nation- wide banking system.. As such, it puts at your disposal knowledge, experi- ence and resources that extend far beyond local horizons, linking your 7ommunity With the rest of the world.. Discos Plank for • ,Nursery at United The regular meeting of the ,'Young Women's Evening Auxiliary beet on Tuesday .evening at the home of Mrs. George Guest, 11 members. and one visitor present. The 'worship service was in charge ' ,of Mrs. M. Taylor with. the, theme "It. Is Easter". The story of the resurrection. as given in St. Matthew was roptt b' Mrs. K. Underwood: In the absence .()f Mrs. George Underwood; Mrs, Russel. ZerbrIgg led in prayer, ,Guest soloist of the. evening was 'Mrs, Harold France; who sang "!Resurrection Morn", accompanied by Mrs. W. W. Currie at the piano. The Easter story, "A, Letter to" Mary Magdalene", was given. by Mrs. Guest, - The worship ended with the hying), "When •I Survey the Wondrous Cross" with Mrs. Howard Walker at the piano.. - t,t4 4100409, od offieere for the coming year with Don Hemingway of Brussels 'installed as• time new president, Other officers are: Murray Hoover, vice-Pres.; Muriel Gowdy, sec.; Bill Bryson, treas.'', June Johns, leadership education; Stanley Johns, faith: and evangel- OM; Bruce Delbridge, eitizenship and community service; Wilmer Errington, Missions and world out- reach; Max; Machan, recreation and culture; Louise Jefferson, pub- lications. Rev. Eustaee of Goderich is the youth Counsellor and installed the officers. 1. a THE CHARTERED BANKS SERVING YOUR COMMUNITY PLAYit Agl ROE FARMS Is now the clearing house for the top blood lines- Stone's - Dem- lerchix - True-Lines - Roe Red and Sussex Crosses. Proven lines, raised by Roe, selected by Roe-now yours with- out trade name penalty. FiOE FARMS LIMITED ATWOOD, ONTARIO The safe place to buy HY-LAY CHICKS 0 The meeting. was turned over to the president, Mrs. 0. Gibson, who conducted the business. It Was decided to donate $25,00 to Norway House of the United church Mis- sion in Manitoba. The treasurer's report was given by Mrs. age,- Burney and the Presbyterial report by Mrs. R, Zurbrigg. Following lunch the women met at the United -Church to discuss the changes being made in the. nursery. Members of the Auxiliary 'have been asked to have used clothing, nylons and linens in the church basement by the end of April. There is still a great need for good used toys, cribs and play pens, for use in the nursery. .' Hold Spring Rally At Blyth Church Over 100 young people !front Un- ited Church Unions in Huron Coun- ty attended the- annual spring rat- .ly in Blyth United Church on A.1)- ril 19th. Bill Coultes of Belgrev*e Who is the past president; was the chairman for the evening. The meeting was preceded by .a dinner prepared by the ladies of the Blyth church. Throughout the evening singing was led by Helen 'lilacs and Nelson MeClinthey. The • feature presentation was' .a • film on "Hidden Hearts", .whieli .challenged the young Teeple to greater giving of themselves and their money. Hensall. X.P.U. eon- • ducted worship. Marg. Machan •was in charge of recreation. .• A highlight of the evening was Ingh,stret Advance-Ti.inte. Wed,. April 190 HAVE YOUR BEST SUMMER EVER Really live. Enjoy the fun of going places, doing things. It's so easy inOntario.Start your best summer ever by mailing this coupon. F ( wEw VMAIMAO1PT ,4--1, was' ONTARIO TRAVEL LITERATURE --Shows you where to go, Acre to slay al the price you want to pay,. men rot (Matto Travel, 759 Parliament Buildings, Toronto, Ontario. Name Address Post Olin Prov, KNOW ONTARIO BETTER • 'eXplore ONTARIO '40,ITARIO DEPARTMENT OF TRAVEL AND PUBLICITY, Hon. Bryan I.. 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Mr. Cecil Lynn of Otitis, visited over the weelp.enci with Mrs. Dora, Ridley. Mrs. Lynn and children re- turned with him after Spending. the past week here. Miss Marie Browne visited last week with relatives in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnston and Miss Marlene Johnston and Mr. and. Mrs. Murray Kirkby visited Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Neeb in Kitchener. Miss Caroline teleischauer of Stratford visited All last week with. her grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. Jim Warrell. Mrs. -Clinton jantzi,. Barbara and David of Baden visited several .days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Eastman. Mrs, William Marriner Is at pre- sent confined to the Palmerston Hospital, having undergone a ma- jor operation last week, Her. many friends wish her a speedy recovery. Mr. Ron Harris of Lloydminster Alta., visited one day last week with relatives here and urn Sat. urday left Melton by TQA for a ten-day trip to Europe. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bride ane Peter returned to Toronto Sunday after spending the past week with relatives here. Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George p,,Ittendreigh were Mr. and Mr's.-,Jack Inglis and family, MisS Inglis and Mr. George Inglis of Belmore; also Miss Minnie McElwain, Messrs. John and William McElwain. The nanny friends of Mr. Harold Doig will be sorry to learn he is. confined to Listowel Hospital, hue. log suffered a heart seizure. At time of going to press.he was im-. proving slowly. Mr. Peter Cober • of Willowdale visited at the home of his father. Mr. Earl Cober, last week. Mr. and. Mrs. Harold Pollock Mrs. Clarence Carswell and Miss Lenoy Besivetheriek spent two days last week in Toronto. Master Andrew Fraser returned home with them for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Mel Taylor, Mrs. Fred Hambly, Mrs. Lyle Simmons, Misses Janie and Cheryl Hambly and Miss Ruth Taylor attended a pre-nuptial shower for Miss Judy Taylor in Kitchener one night lust week. Mr. amid Mrs. -Herb Walkout of Belleville spent two days last week with Mrs. Herb Rogers. Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Hambly and Wayne of Toronto spent the week-end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hambly. Miss Cheryl Hambly returned' home with theirs after spending several days here with her grandparents. • Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Dinsmore, Mrs. • Russel Nichol, Mrs. John Craig and Mrs. Stanley Hersburg spent one day last week in Lon- don. Master john Broivn, 3-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. .Jack Brown, is at present confined, to Listowel Hospital, where he underwent an appendectomy on Saturday. Present Gilt To Newlyweds FORDWICK--A presentation and, dance was held, in the community hall Friday night in honor of Mr, and Mrs. Jim Hooper (Jean Duke/ wlaci were married recently, Miss. Marilyn Armstrong read the address and Mr. 'Lindsay. Gal- braith presented the bride and groom with a gift of money.. The young couple both made fitting re-, • plies. Music was supplied for dancing by the Fordwich orchestra. qau Or.t