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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1960-06-15, Page 5et ma showyovi. how: Convenient a T-D JOIN' ACCOUNT Call be "A Toronto-Dominion Joint Account can be used for a variety of purposes. For example, many couples find it the ideal way to plan family finances. Here's how it works: , Usually a, husband and wiife share a Joint Account.. It can be oper, afed as aoint*Savings or Personal Chequing Account. Either party can make deposits and either can write cheques on the account. Whether you're shopping uptown, doing business downtown, pr.paying cheques by mail, only one signature is necessary. Joint Accounts have another important advantage, too. In the event of illness or acci- dent . „ . and when the husband or wife is away far ahy reasbn . . the funds in the account' are still available to the a. other party. ' Opening a Joint Account is easy. Any of our people will be glad to supply you with complete details. fi 1.1111 MIDWAY attracted hundreds of kids during the trtule fair. Little Bonnie Jean Jones skown aboVe in the little extra, begins her- pleasure as She enjoyed the rider, joint Accounts are just one of the many convex)r lent banking services the people at Toronto , Dominion have to offer you. Be sure to visit the branch near you soon. , You'll really enjoy our kind of "interested" service. See for yourself :why „ .), Pecolipik make the ference at TORONTOw DOMINION BANK TAD 'KINSMEN Worked hard to make the fair a satetess and Ace Date- son pictured above was no exception. Kin Ace isn't in jail, althotio some of his fellow slab mentbers suggested he, looked right at home. Ile is nettially 5ellitrg lirkets at the midway, one of the many chores that had to be looked after at the trade fair. ENJOY SUMMER LIVING- LAWN FURNITURE IS STYLED FOR COMFORT IN A WIDE RANGE OF COLORS AND DESIGNS walker's Home Furnishings A V liso Attie Tax Rates Passed Trousseau Tea For Turnberry Twp, For Miss E. Wood U U U U a • • J. t3. ft/MSTEDTLER, Manager :',"r.4.1141t A. e. GRAHAM, Manager Gorge *catch The regular monthly meeting of Turnberry Towhship count-el was. held in the comMlinitY hall, Blue. vale, on June 4th, at 1,30 p.m., with . all Members present, the reeve, W. Jack Willits presiding. The minutes of the lust regular meeting-, were read and adopted on motion by Herb. Feztonand. A, D. Smith. •Cenuntinicatioris were received and read from Wm. Renwick. elerit . treasurer of Wingham; • Wingham District High School; Department of Highways; John 0. Berry, Huron. County, and. Ca- nadian Pacific Railway. Mulvey-Appleby- - That By-law No. 8-00 be read a third time and nattily passed, signed by the reeve and clerk. and the seal of the. Corporation attached thereto. Bylaw No. 8-00, setting the tax rates for 1960: County, 13.9 mills; township, residential, 13 -mills; commercial, 15.5 mills; reserta fund, 1 mill; high school, 10.1 mills; Turnberry Township School : Area, 13 mills; Howick Township School Area, 13 mills; Culross.• Township School Area, 14 mills; hospitaliza- tion and •compensatoon, '1.5 mills; Federation of Agriculture, 4 mills where not appealed; Bluevale street lights, 2.5 mills; Lower Wingham street lights, 8 mills; dog tax shall be the minitntnn rates as- set by the Dog Tax Act; warble fly spraying, lie per head if paid in cash, 13c per head, put on' the roll; .100 per head far inspection and powder and Sc per head fo'r inspec- tion only. Drain debentures to be added to the roll and also outstanding drain accounts on, • the Hyslop,..Cruilt- nhanit, Tervitt and Baird drains. - Mulvey - 'Appleby - That the general and road accounts he pass- ed -and paid as presented. General -Accounts McKay's Nursing' Home, $1115.51; relief, $40.00; Corporation Town of Wingham, fire truck, $493.68; Wingham Advance-Times, $20,65; James X. Baeker, spraying cattle, $300.00; R. H. Carson Son, warble fly powder, $64.50; Canada Pack- ers, Clinton, warble fly - powder, $123.00; United Stationery Co., sup- plies, $4,60; Mrs. A; D. Smith, en- velopes, $27,86; J. V. Fischer, part salary, 05.00; W. B. Crulkshank, unemployment insurance, $5.28; A., Peebles, unemployment Insurance, $7.44, Pay Roil George Greenaway, $13.50; Ken. aVreMicltel, $12.75; George Gallo- way, $272.53; Wm. Mundell, $225,00. Road Accounts • Joe Kerr; gravel Machinery rent- al, $1,113.89; Harold Congram, rent of shovel, $52.50; Andy's Gara.g,e, truck repairs, $10.55; J. A. Lunn, oil tank, $30,00; Supertest Petroleum Corp. Ltd., fuel oil and gas, $211.20; Canada Culvert Co., culverts, $192.50; Thomas McGlynn, chain saw, $5.00; 'Ken McMichael, $2.00; State Farm Mutual, .tractor insur- ance, $19.30; Ontario Hydro, hydro for shed, $10.12, Foxton-Smith-That -we do now adjourn to meet on July 2, at 1,30 John V, Fischer, :W. Jack Willits, Clerk, Reeve. Women's Institute Regular Meeting .137.,-0EvALE- Vie Women's Id: stitute held its regular meeting at the •home of Mrs. Ed Barnand on June 9th when 'the president, Mrs. Spading Johnston, presided. Mrs. Eldred Nichol gave a com- prehensive 'report :of the officers' convention at Guelph in May, Mrs. Mel Craig and Miss Ruby Duff gave reports of the East Huron district annual held at Cranbrdolt recently. A -collection was taken in aid of the School for Retarded Child- ren at Wingham, Refreshments were served by the hostesses, 'Mrs, A, H. Neelon and Mrs, Fleming Johnston. Mrs. Albert Wood entertained at aitrolissean tea in honor of her daughter, Niayne, whose marriage took place Friday. Baskets of snowballs, spirea and. 'mums decor- ated the rooms where Mrs. Wood and her daughter received guests assisted by Mrs. Norman Rintoul of WIngbanr. The lace-covered tea table was. centred with an arrangement of graduated white and. pink-frosted 'mums flanked by white tapers. Pouring tea were Mrs. George Bucker, Mrs. R. S. 'Warwick, Mrs. William, Leach and Mrs, William Porter, Tea room attendants wore Miss Sandra Wright and Miss Judy Wright,. both of Wroxeter, Miss Penny Gerrie and Miss Barbara Plekford, both of Wingham, Trousseau and ,gifts were shown by Miss Judy 'Gibson, -Miss Kath- erine Leach, Miss Sandra Strong, Miss Patricia Bennett, Miss Lois Dodds and Miss June Wright, and Miss Ruth Fryfoglo, Others assisting the hostess were Mrs. Robert Gemmell, Mrs. K. S, Wood, of Clinton, and Mrs, Ray- mond. )3roaaon. Miss Sheila Porter was In charge of the guest hook, Miss Wood was honored pre- viously at showers given by busi- ness associates in Wingham, and in the.library hall by friends in Brus- sels, Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Married 25 Years BLHEVALE-Mr, and Mrs. Harry Elliott were honored by a surprise party staged by friends in the community, who gathered at their home to celebrate with them their 25th wedding anniversary. Gifts were presented and a happy evening enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. El- liott have a son and a daughter, Jack, of Cornwall, and Phyllis, of Bluevale, ST. HELENS LAC and Mrs. Fred Thompson and Benny of Exeter were- week- end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Cor- don MacPherson. We .are sorry to report that Mr. Tames Forster is seriously ill in.. the Wingham General -Hospital, Miss Beverley Gaunt and Miss Norma Forster are holidaying at their homes here after completing theirs*cournes at-tha 'Weltn"- Mad: emy, London, -Congratulations to Mary Purdon, who completed her grade 10 -course on her year's work at the Lucknow District High School and to- Beth Cooper and Terry Wilson, grade 11 students, who had to write only the compulsory subjects. Mrs. W, A. Miller, Mr. Frank IVIcQuillin, Terry Wilson and, Mr. Allan Miller • visited at 'Victoria Hospital -on Sunday with Mrs. Mc- • who is -making favorable recovery following surgery last Wednesday. Donald McIntyre , of Richmond • is holidaying with his grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Mil- ler. Donald receives his grade 9 certificate on his year's work, LOAD RESTRICTION IN WAWAN0311 TWP. The East Wawanosh council met June 7th with all the 'Members present, Reeve I•lanna presiding. Vie minutes of the meeting held May • 3rd were read and adopted on mattan of McGowan-Buchanan. Hallahan• - Pardon - That the council pay Karl Whitfield's claim for chickens killed by wild animals. Buchanan-McGowan - That the road and general. accounts as pre-' sented be passed and paid, DONNYBROOK Visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Geo, Phillips last Sunday were Mr. John Colton of Michigan, Misses Irene and Rose 01Connor of Port Bur. well and Mrs. Mary Walsh, who is making her home with them at the present time. Mrs, 3. -C. Robinson of Wingham spent Thursday with Mr. Edward Robinson and Judy, while Mrs. Robinson, Jim and Bill were oa a bus -trip to London. Mrs. Wesley Jefferson and Lieb- hie spent Wednesday with her mo- ther, Mrs. Elgin Josling, Londe's- hero, Mr, and Mrs. George Reeves of Toronto -were- week-end visitors with Mr, and Mrs, Hilliard Jeffer- son and other relatives. They were also guests at the Pentland-Pearee wedding in Dungannon, Mr. and Mrs, James Leckly and Mr. and Mrs. Hilliard Jefferson .were Sunday visitors with Mr. and- Mrs. Campbell Dow, of Fullarton, Mr, and Mrs. Don Jefferson and Cheryl of -Clinton visited on Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.' .John Noble, Miss Betty Devereaux and Miss Elaine Jefferson, both of London visited with their parents over the week-end. The township auditor, A. M. Harper -was present b) give his re- port of the township finances for 1959. The receipts were $101,170.33, expenditures $100,236.58, with sur- plus for the year $933.75. Pardon-Hallalian -That the audi- tor's report be adopted and he re- ceive his fee. McGowan-Buchanan - That the council accept the petition for drainage work by Karl Whitfield and others, the clerk send the, peti- tion to the township engineer. Hallahan-Purdon -- That council pay John McKay part payment for Work on the township shed. By-law No. 6, restricting loads in excess of 11 tons passing over township bridges, was read the first and second time. Buchanan-McGowan - That by- law No. 6 he read the third time and passed. Road. Cheques Stuart McBurney, salary, $185.00, bills paid, $2.20, $187.20; Alan Mc- Burney, wages, $243.19; Geo, T. Currie, wages, $188.00; Belgrave Co-op„ repairs, $3,75; Purdon Mo- tors, spark plugs, $1.70; Doherty Bros., fan belt, $3.90; C. E. Mar- Tavish. Ltd., 25 gal, gasoline, $9,22; Morrison's Garage, truck repair, $59.40; Joe Kerr, gravel contract and gravel, $12,655,92, spring roads, $47.00, $12,702.92;• Bordort Scott, 10,956 yds. gravel SI 5c, $547,80; Al- din Purdon, 2;544 yids, gravel o' 5c, $127.20; Win. Kennedy, 3,102 yds. gravel SI 5c, $155.10; Bradley Gal- braith, 1 hr. With truck, $2.00; Ca- nada Culvert Co., steel culverts, $595.53, grader edges, $50.93, $646.46; E. S. Hubbell & Sons, grader edges, $32,58; Harry Wil- liams, 335 gals. fuel oil and tax, $129.80; W. C. Becker Equipment Co., grader check, $57.79; Mowbray Construction, bridge floor and re- pair, $116.43; Rec. General of Ca- nada, income ta*, $29.15. General: Accounts A. M. Harper & Co„ audit of 195S accounts, $250.60; Alex McBurney, WI stamps and postage, $14.98; Frank Cooper, 'warble, fly operator, $189:50; Kenneth Scott, warble fly sprayer helper, $87,50; Clark John- ston, warble fly sprayer helper, $106,25; Prank Thompson, warble fly inspector, $188.75 Belgrave Co- ops warbel fly powder, $203,19; Rec. General of Canada., income tax, $16.75; Road Cr., 145 hours warble fly spraying, $145.00; Gro- eery, relief -account, $49.11; I-Carl Whitfield, 70 chickens S 40c, $28.00; John F. !McCallum, live- stock valuer,' $3.00; McKay's Nurs- ing Of patient, $92,75; Blyth Aural 'Fire Area, levy, $132.00; Town of Wingham. share of relief, $17.20; Town of Gederiels, debenture, $1,- 076.16; John McKay, advance Work on shed, $400 000. PurdonaVallahan - That council adjourn to Meet Jnly 5th at one o'clock at the Belgrave -Conifininity Centre. C. W, Hanna,. R, H. Thompson, /WV*, Clerk. Anniversary Was The Beginning of ir Kennedy Reunion The 29th annual KerineelY R&• union picnic was in Lobies' Park, Walkerton on Saturday with about 40 adults and children in atten- dance, People were present from Galt, Puslineia, Morriston, Guelph,' Goderich, Lucknow, Wingham, Whiteehurch and Walkerton, This Kennedy re-union Picnic started as a wedding anniversary for a former mayor and his -wife, the late Mayor Duncan. Kennedy at Goderich Harbour Park in June, 1931, and has been held every year. Then, it branched out to the complete Kennedy clan. The late Alexander Kennedy was an early settler in this part of the country, settling on the farm now owned by Bwart MacPherson on highway 86, three miles west of Kennedy, his 'William his son, led a cow all the way from Puslinch, which took him three slays as. the railroad had not gone through, from Palmerston to Kin- cardinei, The 30th picnic will be held in Goderich in 1961, second Saturday in June. The following officers were elected; Pres., Joe McCloskey, Guelph; vice pret., Geo. Kennedy, Lucknow; sec.-treas., Win, Ken- nedy, Wingham; lunch corn., Mrs. Tichborne, Goderich, Mrs. T. Lamb, Goderich; sports cam s Dave McCloskey, Guelph,. Ron Purvis, Lucknow, and Win, Cranston, Au- burn. . Rinfoul-Wood Elayne Lilian Wood, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ,Albert Wood, Brus- sels, exchanged wedding vows with William Ralph Rintoul, son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Rintoul, Wing- ham, in St. john's Anglican Church, Brussels on Friday. Rev. W. K. Daggs officiated. The bride chose an original ballerina-length gown of imported silk organza' over soft taffeta, styled with a moulded neckline and a large back bow featuring hem- length streamers. A tiara of pearls and iridescent sequins held her finger-tip veil and she carried a bouquet of pink and white car- nations. Miss Ruth Fryfogle was maid of honor and Kenneth Hodgkinson, London, was groomsman. The bridal attendant wore a dress of nylon sheer over-embroidered in pink, For travelling to the Atlantic coast the bride wore a dawn-beige ensemble with Ioden green acces- sories. Mr. and Mrs, Rintoul will reside in Wingham. WIIITECHURCII Mrs, Musgrove, Sr., and Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Musgrove, of Wrox- eter, visited on Sunday with Mrs, D, Willis. Gordon Naylor was a patient in Victoria Hospital, London, last week, taking tests for asthma. Mr. and Mrs, Russell Ritchie and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tiffin, of Lang- side, visited. on Stmday with Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emerson. Mr. and Mrs°. Alex Butler, of Goderich, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. James McInnis, All visited with their brother, Mr. Robert McInnis, a patient in Wing- hant Hospital. and Mrs, Seott Paterson and family, of Detroit, spent thq week- end with his father, Mr, P. MeK, Paterson. Mr. and Mrs. George Champion and Mr. and MX'8, J. Wahrtsley, of Onelph, visited there on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. 'Chas. Robinson were in Toronto for the week-end and attended the -marriage of Mr. Patrick HUSey and Mist Audrey Ashby, in Holy Family Church, and attended the wedding dinner served to, 55 guests in Seaway Hotel, Mr. and Mrs, Robinson visited with Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Coupland, Mr, -and Mr. Robert Galley, of Morris, visited on Sunday With Mr. and Mrs. James E. Currie. Mrs. Evelyn Blades, Miss Doreen Wilson and Mr. Fred Leaver,' Toronto, spent a, few pays last week at the Leaver home on the river road, Ivan Dow, Murray Shied, James and Kenneth Coultes, Glen Coultes, Alex Nethexy and Gordon Smith, from East Wawanosh attended the Junior Farmer Field Sports Day, held at Seaforth on Saturday. These young men played in the final -coun- ty softball.garno, against the young men of Perth County,' and won 5-2. Mr. and Mrs. George Walker visited on Sunday with her par. tints, Mr. and Mrs, Wm, Humphrey, of 'St. 'Helens. Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Leaver attend- ed the anniversary services at Zion Drifted Church, Ashfield, on Sun- day, and visited at the home of their daughter, Mrs. D. 'A. Hackett, Little Sheila and Janie 1?ettee place, children of Mr,' and' Mrs. Kenneth Pettaplace, of , Teeswater, are visiting this- week with their• grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Currie. Mr, and Mrs. Alex Shiell, of St, Thomas, spent the week-end with!. Shiell and McBurney relatives in this district and in Wingham. • Mr, and Mrs. Robert Secord and family, of Hanover, visited on Sat- urday with Mr, and Mrs. E. H. Groskorth. Mr. and -Mrs. John Gaunt and Harley, Mr. .and Mrs, 'Norman Coultes and Ruth and Doris and Doreen Smyth, and Mr. and Mrs. George Coultes, Mr. and Mrs.' El- mer Ireland, and Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Scott were among the Scott relatives in this district, who at- tended the Scott family gathering held in Elora, on Saturday. Over 100 were present. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Gaunt, -of Wingham, visited with Mr. and Mrs, John Gaunt on Sunday.:.. Farmers Outfit WINGHAM The Worknzan's Shopping Centre CLOTiliNri - BOOTS' - SUNDRIES Our Large Quantity Buying Permits us to Sell Cheaper. Fantastic Low Price ---• Regular 150 lb. 6 r lbs. It f o ft/Z1V. ITS FUN TO SHOP AT YOUR UNITED 'MYERS' oodeeutet Get the finest in economical care-free auto- matic heating and enjoy happy, healthful living next Winter. 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