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EP IN MIND THE HURON CCUN I
WORLD REFUGEE YEAR BLITZ
SISIMAN SCAIMP
THE IDEAL PLAY SHOE
FOR IlOYS • YOUR FAMI LY MAY 16th to 21at STORE
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judge Herefords - the Eagle Patrol. The Alerting
closed by the loWerIng Of the flag
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timArifittes
Around . the
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Eire Siren out of order?. Since
Ft won ennummed in the paper that
4 Saturday noon 'teat would be
made each -tvetek the siren has been
heard only once. Many of the
town folks have been all tensod
.011 gait-V(413PN, OtIly to greete,1
by deathly Silence.
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forrie Swanatm won himself a
bawling trophy recently, and -his
wife, after ,yeara oh practice at
egehre 'fleetly came up with the
high iasire for the ladles at the
firer/lel-en soeial evening,
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T.,'•iren"(litring April- were 4 chim-
ney hire at T, Ilendet•aen'e, towa;
4 pile oh imalme at the United,
eliiireb, a cal to Ow home of Ei-
mer Sellers at where one
very dark roast of meat was (14t
envered, and on May 24111 there
was a fire at the home of Mt'
Gamble in Morris Towaship, • The
kitelun was completely gutted,
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On Monday evening the firoMen
insayavil the life preservers at
both rime and the- McKenzie
bridge. They also toured the Pry
& Blackball plant - to hanalliarize
theretilves with the layout of the
building.
- fielgrave Cubs ,
The regale/ meetiog of the Bet-
grave Wolf Von Pack was opened
with, the grand Bowl aml flog ea-
lute. Tim tea-y.ear-ohl Cithe eald
the Cul) prayer,
The new Clams, who, are study-
ing the LAW and the r1.1-111thi1, tuot
the Ore of Lord Baden-Powell for
inveatitare into the , park, stayed
inaide with the leader, Mrs. Ken-
netia Wheelie- and assistant 7'otrit,
(-halloo Me:Barney. One pew
Chnin, Vitieeet, Was, Inve.,ted.
V.orrie of the of -here will noon •la
read•Y•
MTN, Harald Vinev0t, Mrs. 13ild
Orr and IVirs,, Clare WI/Mtn) took
!lig Cone outside for „garnee re-
up; s.rwoll MO 'OW
Tfiey dto nroaisei mareh,,!
ing for the elinreb, be
Fold at Peteeville on Ave '
At the elmie NEM:
arl(!al retni a story -•
eon pi anti the leader preaeuted
-11;. Ii rat Star to Reuald AthefInr-
avy awl VIneent, Vorlom,
Wrove• estr,( on. I he Eirat StIti
work by MPS. Wilople Miring La-
et The -4;11tIorink; eleeed whit
Ta p -3.
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ftelgrave Troop
The regular meeting. of the Bef-
grave Boy Scouts was held ottts,d
in 'the Itureil yard with a good at-
tendance. A -flag pole project wee
attempto rat by lashing staves to-
gether with ropes -and flying a 'pet-,•
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4leortf•- Wrnxeter Pa*
The Dorrle-Wroxeter Pack tnel.-
ID the Wroneter commit/Oil,' park
on April 27th, (lames were PlaYod
in the parl and then the Pack re- '
Illrned to the Milted Chervil,
where the meeting, eon tinted.
The Citbniast4r,',I011/1,,,,Si»r namon.
told the, Are • Ult 'ttie Geodhel-
UM, Oarm a it -ftrnihton, Jahn
Wlieeler; Barry' IdIee.bner, Douglit4
(1•'.hig arid DEd.,, lqq. pasisd
their Venderphol twits .and were in-
i.ested hi the Calanaster, .aesialeri
Seouters Bennett, r11,1(1 Clarke.
The -Turnberry 4-11 cult Cluo
held its May meeting on Nig/1day
night at the I'nim iii d wvr Pow-
rill. "the 4-1,1 Idedge Wa4i
bY the olimites. The roll yell was
anewered ny the inemhera
their twee.
Te e menibers. Were. then dividid
Into two groups, lamg Miles eon-
dueled the judgieg. of Hereford
rows and Mr, Chareberlitia gave
tallr -,en feeds.
, meeting eloeed with flinch
served by Mrs. 'Powell. Marjorie
Kieffer - Umnired the Powelle for
their Iii opitnilLy.
Oa Niue- tIi the Pack:met at the
Chareh• am•l the
meeting was held out of doors. It
epetiod with the Cirerld 7-TIOWI, Wel
Gerry Ifyodinan was.,thea
ir4iuUi'i.. c'1ai, cJ tiy,i) games,
When it's a
mutter of
form, see us "Bang Baloo" and 'Naval Raid".
EollowIng the yarn on uniform, 1 h
0,111Muister jtivcatrd' irla ..more boys
'who had ,,,-.apert their tests.- The
meetin g closed' with the ran d.
-When it comes to devising a form (or
forms) to expedite your office opera-
tions, see us. We have the "know'
how'! to come up with suggestions
that will save time and money. Ya,u'll
like the quality and speed of our work
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The Wingham Advance-Times
"PHONE 890 " WINGUAM, 'ONT.
rt4tere are now, 12 .• Cabs proudly • • wearing tile. neelser- rot flag on Lop, '•
ehiet's of, the Wroxeter A reidow in signals was conduct- pac.. Tie (lifts Aik ',has Sixer
ed, after which Scoutmaster Loree Gerey Hyndiian Seuiid Barry
Campbell led in several games( mschner, g'itbs,Sell G'1,tpliam and
The Camparee Troop is still mak- Billy Wheelee: ' ''.Tawny Six
bot.us quote on ••
your next jobt
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Firemen's meeting on Monday
evening, May 30th at 3 o'clock
sharp,
WOLF' ,CUB PROMISE
ing plans for the long week-end at
Camp ,Martyn in competition with
other Scouts in the district. Plans
were made for the Wingham Troop
to be guests in the arena grounds
next week, and the group is also
planning a hike on May 20.
Jimmy Cook was investeid into
has Sixer Oarra'ar it•"1-lanfilton, Sec-
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on Douglas, -Ring, 'dubs Dale
Simpson and'Garry•Watson. The
Red Six MIS ,Sixer Joh'i'l Wheeler,
Second Date. :McLean, cubs Gar-
ry Chambers . and Stanfey Ridley,
Buchart Bateman- and Rghert Mit-
chell are New Chums.
Congrate
who reached
April 19th.
president of the W.O.A.A.,• rear. They arc piattred
with Doug Loebridge,- team captain anti John•Metkg
ley, hailing Abe Stafford Trophy, emblematic of the
Juvenile "C" einunpionship.
ATTEND RAINTQUCT-Atteniling- the banquet spon-
sored by the town council for the Wingham jokers
last Thursday evening were TM' Gregg, past presi-
dent of the,0HA and Norma-n Hill, New Hamburg,
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o' Harvey Aiteheson,
another milestone on
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Every Wolf Cub promises, . . .
"to do a good turn to somebody
everyday." It is said that a certain
Cub, when repeating his Promise,
stated that he would . . "do a •
good turn to, everybody someday."
The wording may have been wrong
but the spirit was right.
atioa accounts as approved to
$10.00 be paid,
Gibson-McMichael-That the
road accounts as approved • to
$3,336,71 be paid,
Haskins and Allan that the fol-
lowing aecolmts he paid.
Brussels Convalescent Home, ac-
count, $135.00; Town of Wingham,
Fire area account, $381,20; Town
of Listowel, Fire area account,
$27.60e Tovvnship of Turnberry,
Hyslop Municipal Drain, .$220.00;
Norwell High School. Board, De-
benture payment, $2,072.69; Wee.
Helpeil, Caretaking Wroxeter
Arena, $180.00; Robt. Gibson, 2
Hospital Board meetings, $10.00;
Lloyd .Weber, Wdrble Spraying,
$700,00; Mae Backer, Warble spray-
ing, $117.90; L, Debson, Relief
account, $28,69; B. A. Schaefer, Re-
lief account, $43,16 H Gowdy
Son, Relief account, $26,90; H.
Howe, Relief account, $20.74; Wm,
Marriner, Relief account, $22.77;
R. H. Caraon C Son, Relief account
$14,30.
Moved by R. 011bson and Mc-
Michael that we do now adjourn
to meet again out Junle 4th, or at
the call of the Reeve.
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Ladies' Wednesday' League
Monday night, April 25th, wound
up the bowling season for the year,
ivith the Tulips winning the
championship. Our congratula-
tions go out to the Tulips. Mem-
bers of the team are Sharon
Brown, Ruth Thompson, Phyllis
Thompson, Cathy Metcalfe, Joan
Fisher, Joan Colvin.
Final standings-Tulips, 6310;
Lilies, 6025; Petunias, 6005; Asters,
5974; Gardenias, 5825; Roses, 5602.
A banquet will be held this eve-
ning (We.dnesdayl at 6.30.
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.1. Harold Pollock, Clerk,
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A regular meeting of the Howick
Township Council was held in the
clerk's office on May 5th. All
members were present and the
reeve, Arthur Gibson was in the
chair.
The Minutes of the last regular
meeting were read and on motiOn
of McMichael and R. Gibson were
adopted as read.
idaskins-Allan---That the petition
of certain ratepayr•rs of Wroxeter
re a drain be referred to the town-
ship engineer,
R. Gibson-McMichael--That we
have an engineer inspect the rinit
of the villages of Wroxeter and
Gerrie for soundness of structure
and safety,
Haskins-Allan-That we instruct
the road superintendent to adver-
tise for tenders for a motor grader,
snow plow and wing, Tenders to
bp in the hands of the clerk not
later than 12 o'clock noon June 1st,
1960. •
Allan-Hhalcitui-That the charge
for the grader for custom work he
$8.00 per hour.
Allan-Haskins-That We ,1; the
reduction from the general town-
ship rate for the Police Villages
at 3 mills.
IVfeNficlutel-R. 'Gil/Ann-That we
sot the general township rate for
isso as follows: Commercial 13.5
mills, and residential and farm
11.1 nt1118.
Alellificheel-R. Gibson-That we
instruct the clerk to prepare a by-
law adopting the tnx rates for
1960.
Allen-Haskins-That we instruct
the clerk tei send a letter of
appreciation to Om 'Department of
Highways for signs erected at the
'Cairn site.
McMichael-R. Gibson-That By-
law No. 7-60 of the Township of
Howlett for the year 1060, a by-law
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third time be finally Weed.
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