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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1960-11-23, Page 10Municipal Notice I hereby give notice, that Nomination of Reeve, Four -Councillors and Two School Trustees to servo the Township of Morris during the year i,61 will.he held: at MORRIS TOWNSHIP HALL FR:11)AV,, NOVEMBER 25, 1%0 from 1 park. to 2 p,m, All persons wishing to qualify must either be present at the nominatiun by 2 p.m. or have a written eonsent for nomination signed by him or herself in the hands of tin' Rettirning Officer by 2 pan., No ber 25, 1960 DEMANDED AN ELECTION WILT. RE HELD ON SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3rd, 1960 POLLS TO RE ,OPENED FROM 9 AM. TO 51).Nt. GEO. C. MARTIN, Returning Officer FOR BOTH . MEN & WO'flN "Top Qualify" Christmas Suggestions * Rubber Footwear * Insulated Work Boots * Fiberglass Molded Luggage * 'Ringbinders * Billfolds KITCHENER- WATERLOO TV 13 011-14X ItlielC11114 1110311**** 4111)0404tirif* r.44614. STAINTONA HARDWARE ND FARMEk5 SUPPLY HOUSE-- PHONE 30 WINGHAM -1001120- agt - azi- 44114- pleurisy last week. FAIRYLAND Has A Wonderful Assortment of CHRISTMAS GIFTS .....„ Fancy patterns - n rapped hi gift holies, sizes "Il 2 to 10Iz NYLON Stretchee DIAMOND SOX - Sizes S to 10 - 3 PAIRS LN A CIIRISTMA.S BOX 79c WHITE FUR TAMS with Ear Laps $1:98 INFANT DRESSES (Viyella and knitted wool) ....... $4.50 and $5.50 Poplin SNOW MITTENS (waterproof lining) 3-12 89c and $1.00 SKI MITTS - Nylon with cuff and fleece lining - ......... $1.98 FOR THE BOYS OF THE HOUSE WOOL SOCKS - 98c S • PStge Ten 111(‘ vv-;1)041Act Ad).'anee-Thries, Vi'ednesdaY, NOv, 23, 190 "jolt 2,„.. John Dinsmore visited his, cousin in St. Marys en Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hyinlinan. W. A. Heughan 0, PHONE "Where There's 853 Selection" WINGHAM ,t 4 5. , Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Grainger Os- ' heti Miss Margaret Jardine, Wrox- eter, on Si achy Mrs, Wesley I.Tilerwood and Mr. Murray Underwood spent t e week-end at the home of Mr. and. Mrs. Allan Underwood, at Uxbridge. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lake and family of Ethel visited Saturday wi:.h Mrs, A. Thornton. Ambers of the L.O.B.A. were it Palmerston An Thursday and attended a social evening. On Friday members of the L.O,L, and L.O.B.A. attended a euchre party in Harriston. Mr. and. Mrs. Fleming Grainger, Jamestown. visited Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Grainger on Monday. Misses Dianne Irwin, Lenore Griffith, Gladys and Frances Coul- ter all of Kitchener. spent the week-erd. at their respective homes. Miss Kay •Cathers, Toronto, spent the week-end with Mr. John Ca- thers. Mr, and Mrs. Robert Ca- tht r: visited there on Sunlay. Mrs. Roy -flowdy spent the week- , end with Mr. and Mrs, Arnold Halliday of Wingham. Mr. and Mrs. Don Ireland and • family of Teeswater, Mrs. Harry Ferguson, Mr, Robert Ferguson and family and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ferguson and family spent Sat- urday with relatives in Guelph, where a gathering was arranged at the home of Mr. and Mrs. .Fred i. Ferguson to meet Mr. and Mrs. got Clarence Ferguson of Washington, D.C. Mr, Ferguson, who was for,- • moldy director of the Agricultural Extension Service, is now assistant p to the Dept. of Agriculture in 4g Washington. He is a brother of the late Harry Ferguson. te, Miss Marie Hastie of Arthur 0: spent the week-end at the home of }In% uepa.rents, Mr. and Mrs. Ken • Mr. and Mrs. W. C. King, accom- k parried Mr. and Mrs. Dick Carson K. and Mrs. 1-2, W. Carson to London • In on Friday. The gentlemen attend- fr. red the Shriners' fall ceremonial. 9: Miss Etta Burns has returned from the Wingham General Hos- pital, Miss Karen Jacques of Summer- land. B.C., is visiting her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Temple- man and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Simmons, Bordwieb, companied Mr. and Mrs. Temple- man and Miss Jacques to London on Sunday to visit Mrs. Tessie Zim- merman in Victoria Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Strong were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Nelson of Egremont Town- ship. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Branning and Mrs. Clara Cohner of Toronto spent Sunday with. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest King. Callers at the same borne on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Mel Beattie and Mr. and Mrs. John King of Listowel. Mr. Ernest King is somewhat improved after - suffering a fall in his home on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Brett Longman, Helen, Jean and Russell of Lis- towel were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Manfred Irwin on Stinday.! On St. Andrew's Day; Nov. 30th, T0 at 10.3o a.m. there will be a ser- vice of Holy Communion in St P•Stephen's Anglican Church. W.A. • fr., members are requested to attend Pi this service. I Mr, Joe Bennett is improving after being confined to bed with Mrs. Sarah Hyndman and Mrs. Annie Gilpin went to 'Toronto on Tuesday. Mrs. Fred Hyndman and • Mrs. Gilpin will remain for a week, and Mrs. Hyndanan Sr. will spend the winter with her daughter. Mrs. I Fred Dowdall. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Halliday. Wing- ham, spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Halliday, Kitehener. Mr. and Mrs, Charles Koch vis- ited Mr. and Mrs. Ken Morris of Renmiller on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Copeland. and Carol of Wroxeter visited on Sunday at the borne of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gowdy. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Edwards, Toronto, called on Mr. and Mrs. James Edwards on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Abell and Janie of Listowel spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ted Newton. Captain and Mrs. John Neilson, Barry, Susan and Jitney, are spend- • ing a week with Mr. and Mrs, Da- vid Neilson. They have returned from Hamer, Germany, where they have spent the last three years. They will return to Mani- toba. Mrs, Harold Robinson was knock- ed down by a ear, at I.istowel's main intersection during a heavy rain on Tuesday evening about five o'clock. She was taken to the Listowel Memorial Hospital for x-rays, No bones were found to be broken, but she suffered severe bruises and shock. The Rev, J. W. Hird and Mrs. Hird moved last Wednesday to the parsonage at Fordwieh as Mr. Hiru has been taking the services in the United Church at Fordwith, Newbridge and Maine since they have been without a resident min- ister. Miss Irene Holmes is visiting .. her brother, Mr. 1-1, V. Holmes.. Miss Betty Wylie and Mr. James Wylie of Toronto were here at the week-end and their mother, Mrs. John Wylie, returned with. them to spend the winter in To- ronto. Miss Alma Nash of Toronto is visiting with Mrs. Ritchie and Tam, Mr. Dane Griffith underwent surgery in Palmerston Hospital on Friday. Wig-wags have been installed at the C.P.R. crossing on the main street, and will he a good safety measure. Mrs. Ruth Corbett has closed her borne and will snend the winter months with her brother, Mr. An- son Galbraith. Friends and neighbors gathered at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Ro- bert Bridge and presented them with gifts for their twin babies, Carolyn and Robert. Sixteen at- tended and contests were enjoyed and lunch served. * STYLE * SUPPORT * SPEED * SATISFACTION with MATCHED SKATING SETS ou Sizes 1 to Men's from $10.98 Sizes 6 to 12 HOCKEY SKATES FOR MEN AND BOYS Youths' from $8;95 , Sizes 9 to 2 Boys' from $11.98 FIGURE SKATES AI Girls' sizes 11 = 3 from $9.49 A' Ladies' sizes 4 = 10 from $10.98 k ENJOY ('Cr MATCHED SKATING SETS 1/4 i. 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