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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1962-03-21, Page 1v t.m...••••••r• ALONG THE MAIN DUO By The Pedestrian (=gm. YOUR Bow.Ls— ., A few fathers (or sons) forgot to pick OP bows after the ban- quet at the high school last Wed- needay. In some cases the males Hewn to have been In error about what bowls belonged to their borate - holds. Women who were presented with the wrong utensils are asked to contact Mr$. George Richard- son, Carling Terrace, who has the left -overs and would be glad to "mix. and match", so that every mother may receive her own pro- perty. 0 0 - 0 alOOP, SO PA— After ratiding R. McKinney's deseriptiOn of the big storm on the cast coastof Florida, we have come to 'the conclusion Ontario is a pretty fair spot. ,Despite a lot of fears about 'sprina, flooding, the e past two weeks of warm weather have done wonders to reduce the winter's accumulation of snow and river levels have not deer) appreci- ably. In the Garleach area the anew hae all but disappeared. 0 - 0 - 0 EXTRA ENTERTALNISIENT- ie? Ire The boys, and a good many of the fathers, who were.. attending the Scout banquet at the high school last Wednesday evening had ringside seats for the OKNX Circle 8 Ranch program, which was being presented live from the gymnasium while the meal was in progress. After the dinner the im- provised control room just off the cafeteria attracted considerable at- tention. 0 - - 0 (JLEANDIG UP— ) The remains. of the old high school banding, destroyed by tiro two weeks ago, have been demol- ished and the task of • cleaning the newer portion of the C'KNX build - ng is now in progrees. 11 18 hoped that construction of the new struc- ture can be started at once. 0-0-0 TO REMAIN HERE— Barry Pickford, :whorls we report. ed a couple of weeks ago as leav- ing for a new position in Barrie, will remain with The Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce in Wingham. ENIPAG Ea ENT tn btente. With which is amalgamated the Corrie Vidette and Wroxeter News Peggy Rae Is Third in Public Speaking Trials The Ontario School Truetec,s' and Ratepayers' Association sponsored a provincial public speaking can, test in which pupils from the sen- ior grades of the Wingham public school were entered. Peggy Rae, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Murray Rae, was chosen to represent the school. On Wednesday last ten competi- tors from Huron County met in the auditorium otClinton public school The first mei second place win. and James Kinkead acted as tthaite ners will go to Kitchener on April man. The winners were, _Dm p 4/44,1:41j; A zeacecterupetition. Linda Spano, from RCAF Station public school at Clinton; second. Cathy Klinck, S.S. No. 11, How - ick; third, Peggy Rae, Wingham. The winner spoke on "aly Fa. vorite Character in Fiction"; Cathy Klinck, "My 4-H Club" and Peggy Rae, "Lord Durham, The Most Im- portant Person in Canadian Hie - tory". BUSINESS ASSOC. MEETING The Wingham Business Associ- ation will meet on Thursday even - I ehambers in the Town Hall. All Ing March 22nd, at the council llEpuTy lusiTH members arc requested to be on i William MeIlwain, of Beeffleal, Seventeen young people from hand as there is an important agenda. Fele county inserter of Huron County I Wingham attended the annual sal_ , Black lenighte, was re-elected for DAFFODIL TEA a second term at the annual meet - Mr. and Mrs. ,lamo; Henry Col- ing Blyth, lins announce the engagement of The Wingham and District Can- .„_. . WeN(1.111A511, ONTAJIICa WEDNI4SPAY, NIAlt(111 31, 10(M SINCIL4.1 COPIES - 10 canta Suffocation Said commIrrgE NAMED Fathers and Sons Turn Cattse of Death HURON GAS TO STUDY the New Year's Eve death of Mrea I A eoroner's jury itiveetleeatiO8 110114mAKR spuirr R m. Janet. Ann .C,urrie, of Bruesele, de- 14 ri Ile died of suffocation in a fire at eiety board members will Ludy the u It or nua D nne _ An termined In Brussels thet Mat. CUre• Huron County Children's Aid So- lwr bomt. ' need and opportunity for a pro - The body was found in the ruins perly organized Hornernaker Seta . Of her home. Her husband, Doug. vice. 'rhe decision to fully al- ias. escaped from the burning vestigate the service was made at About 150 fa,there and their Cub and Scout sons gathered in the building suffering film shock. the March meeting of the CAS at Three sons, Douglas, John and Bar- the county building on Wednesday cafeteria of the WinghamDistrict ry, were away from home at the of last week, presided aver by Pre- ime of the fire. sident Williasn Jewitt, High School last Wednesday eve - The Inquest, conducted by Cor- Miss Falconer, of the County oner Dr. R. W, Stephens: of Bree- Health Unit staff, addressed the sele, convened at 10 a.m. and con- Ward th ub'e t f H k ning for the annual banquet, cat. ered to by the members of the Scout Mothers' Auxiliary, eluded shortly after 4 pan„ during er services and indicated the like- - Warren Callan, chairman of the which time 15 witnesses were Ilhood that such a service would be Scouts advisory committee, presid- ed and 1 d the•t • toth heard. extremely valuable in Huron, Un- banquet. He eaid that the boys had der the terms set out by the On L. Joslyn Rogers of the a •o a, , e.n • 148, 1 . _ been active during the past year Medieal testimony was given by at- torney general's department, To. perly trained women can be made ronto, and Dr, Iva Taves, Kitch available to take charge in homes Henry' Killed and extended thanks to the Kin; men for their generous assistance to the organization, and to the Scout Mothers for the many ways they have aided. Mr. Callan ex- preesed the general regret which is felt because of the impending loss of Scoutmasters Alton Adams and Harvey Fisher aria Cub Lead- ers Barry and Barbara Piekford. Scoutmaster Alton Adams intro- duced the head table guests, Andy Lunn, treasurer of the group corn- eller pathologist. where, for a variety of reasons, the Crown attorney at the inquest mother is unable to carry on. The ames was W. E. Goodwin of Stratford homemaker is trained not only as and the jury foreman was R. 1.: an efficient houselteeper, but in and coping with problems of fin. y Failing Cousins of Brussels. the psychology of handling children DAVIDSON TROPHY mico, etc. Miss Clare MeGewan, director of hoEs To TEEswATE ,R th Huron Children's Aal So t James Henry, 63 years old, well - Lumber known Wingham resident died in - in commenting on the address, said. that she, believed there would stantly in an industrial acciae.nt A Tecswater rink skipped by K. be many cases in which avallabil- McKague, won the e'. L. Davidsoli ity of a homemaker would preclude trophy, with turkeys as individual the necessity •of taking children in - prizes,' in the tournament at the to the care of the society. There Wingham Curling Club on Wcdnes- would be an obvious saving linen - clay of last week. D. Goodfellow eiallY, and a tremendous benefit was vice; Dr. Leahy, second and in keeping the members of foetal- PARENTS LELEBRATE Archie Blair lead. They won the les together in their own home. silverware with 3 wins and a plus Training courses are now avail- ummoND wElloiNfi of 13 in the nine o'clock draw, able at Macdonald Institute, Gu- , Second prize in the same draw Mph, for women who wish to re - event to 'Frank Hopper's Wingham gister, and it is believed that ()th- rall< with two wins plus 6; Billier training centres will be opened. Booth of Stratford was in third Committee Appointed place with two wins plus 2 and 'The chairman appointed Miss the consolation was taken by Nor- 'McGowan, Mrs. D. Murphy of God- man Rintoul's rink of Wingham. erica, John G. Berry, county clerk In the top spot in the eleven and Barry Wenger of Wingham a o'clock draw was a Wingham rink committee to further investigate skipped by Albert Bruec with Jack the need and costs of a Homemak- 1 Silica as vice, Murray Shiva sec- rir Service and report at the Ap- oral and Alex Leaver, lead. Their ril meeting, score reae three wins plus 6. Sec- In her staff report, Miss McGow- ond position was occupied by Ray an pointed out the great alifficul- Hope's rink. of Chesley, two wins ty of finding home for teen-agers, plus 14; Laird, Harold Graven, of and said that a suggestion has been Born in Minto Township, Mrs. Markdale, two wins plus 13 apel. Made that a joint receiving home' Luna was the former Flora Kaan the consolation wont to Waily 'tor these young people be set up to; daughter of Mr .and Mrs. Peter Gregg and his rink from Paisley. serve the three counties of Huron, Bruce and Grey. Kean, In March, 1902, she rnar- Another interesting item in her ried Dougal Lunn, son of Mr. and report referred to the number of Mrs. Thomas Lunn. The Rev. M. young New Canadian couples who E. Cameron of Knox Presbyterian have expressed eagerness to ad- opt children, These people can of- fer great opportunities as parents, with their background of rich now Mrs. James McIntosh of Gu - European history and culture. elph, and the bride's brother, John James 'Hamilton, of Wingham, a Kean, now residing in Mississippi, new member of the board, was in -1 was best man. trodueed at 'this meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Lunn farmed most of their life in Minto TOwnship. Bridge Club They moved to Fergus .in 1944. Both bride and groom. of 60. years North and South First, Mrs. H. ago agreed that happiness is the secret of a perfect marriage. Crawfond and C. Hodgins; second, land, and Commissioner and Mrs. Mrs, 0. W, Booth of Toronto. Hodgins and Mrs, R. Dun- Mr. and Mrs. Lunn have three d as ; third, Mr. and Mrs. Wherry. daughters and one son, Mrs. Geo, D.D.G.M. Pays VisitEast and West First Mrs. D.13. .Porter and ' Hursley Darroch (Lila), of Harris - Barber (Annie) of Fergus, Mrs. Bill Laidlaw; seconel, ton, Agnes Lunn of Guelph and Miss T, Isbister and Mrs, H. Fish- Andrew J., Wingham, seven grand- er; third, B, Ortlieb and A, M. children arc! three great -grand - Forbes. children, late Tuesday Afternoon at the North Plant of the C. Lloyd & Son Ltd. Mr. and Mrs. Dougal Lunn of Fergus marked their 60th wedding anniversary with a dinner in their honor at the Golden Beaver Inn, Fergus, on Saturday. Following the dinner a family gathering was held at the home of their daugh- ter, Mrs. George Barber. Open house for friends and relatives was held at the Legion Hall Sunday af- ternoon and evening. A /lend iVleetings .117 ton setting Army Week -end at Westdale Secondary School, Hamilton, on Saturday and Suneiay. There were approximately 600 young people of their daughter, Joyce Nadene. to cer Sectety WI a hold a Daft oda , Other officers ' elected werv• the Southern Ontario Division, '0' Mr. Paul Randal Crositorthe son of Tea Saturday, March 31st, 3 to 5 Deputy county . master, Walter ranging from Wingham to Niagara Mr. and Mrs, Irilms3od Croskorth, le 11).m., in the Council :Cham•har. Scott, Belgrave; chaplain, William leans and Brampton to Brantford Whitechurch, Ont. The marriage There will also be an exhibit of Campbell, Forclwich; registrar, at the gatherings. wil! take place on Thursday, April interest. Everyone is welcome, F231) Borden Brown, Clinton; treasurer, The speakers were 13rig .1, ael- 19th, J962, at 6.30 o'clock in St, ' – - -a ;Henry Pattlson, Blyth; first Me- ton Rand of the international ELCMIE, IN BELGRAVE James Bond United Church, Tor- :turer, Fred huneson, Woodham; Youth Board from London, ]')ng. onto. • Falb Foresters euchre will be held in eceond lecturer, Robert Hibberri, Fat•esters Hall, Belgrave, on Fri- Fordwicn' ; first censor, Russell a day, Manch 23rd, at 9 p.m. eharp, , Page, Oreenway; second censor, ENGAGEMENT Men 500. Ladles bring lunch. Ev- . . Wilfred Castle, 13aeffielca firet (trefoil° welcome. Fele' Mr. and Mrs, Elgin al, Bennett standard hearer, William Dickey, announce the engagement of theie CASH PINGO -- Woodham; second bearer, William The regular meeting of Maitland I daughter, Patricia Joan, to Mr. Wingham Town Hall, wedoese Taylor, Blyth; pursuivaht, George ' Lodge I.O.O.F. No. 110, was held John Barry Fryfogle, son of Mr. day, March 21, 8,30 p.m. Aci•m1ssion Bailey, Blyth. ' last Thursday evening, Clayton W. Fryfogle and the late 50e, 15 regular games, $5.00 prize Oliver Jacques. of Hensel', con- 'Present at the meeting was Dis- e Mrs. Fryfogle. The marriage will each game. Two share the wealth ducted the election of offcers. 1triet Deputy Grated Master William Church, Wiarton, on Saturday, sorerl by Wingham Sportsmne's pointed delegate to Grand Lodge 1 dressed the members 14th, at 4 p.m.' of the lo- Apriltake place in .Se, aohn's United specials, One.$25.00 jack pot. Spon- County master. MeIlwain was ap- , Caldwell, of Brucefielci, who acl- - 1721* Asaociation. Me F21b meeting at Fort William in May.I cal branch, New BridgeOpened _ Church, Harriston, officiated, The bridesmaid was Kate McMaster, KENNETH McKAGUE's rink from Teeswater won the F. L. David- son trophy last Wednesday night at the curling rink. Jack Lloyd, on the right, is shown as he presented the trophy. Left to right, Archie Blair, lead; fellow, vice; Ken McKague, Dr. Phil Leahy, second; Doug skip,—Photo by Cantelon. In Morris. Township Family Gathering Marks Anniversary arr. and Mrs. Laurence Willis, a. R. 2, Bluevela W ) were - rled 45 years on March 14, cele- brated their anniversary on Setur- clay when the family gathered al their home for a surprise party. Progressive euchre was played and Mr. And Mrs. Willie were pre- eented with suitable gifts to merit the oecasion. Ivfttoxp,TEit "TORI'] tliotIttss Half holiday in Wrweeter strafe; will begin Thitescia,v, April eth. ealth 1itJCJiKId Priegrestsive 0114111ef, will he held Iii:Oddrellows Hall, tinder tile! 100F on Wednesday, April 4111, al ! 8:80 p.m. F21 -28h EUCHRE Wingham LOL 794 eitehre will be • held in the Council Chamber on Friday, March 23rd. Everyone wet- corue. F21b C.W.L. a'alCICRE In Sacred Heart Parish Ban, Good- Wingham, Tuesday, March 27, at 8.30 p.m, Everyone weleome. Good I prizes, Wrath served. P2le Bodmin brifige. on the fourth coneession of Morris Township, was (Nr(reil(rijunsil,Y f)tal).ufitslieedipitailst e"negelittielleyaNDI:-. ; pertinent of Highways, Stratford. He cut the ribbon for the new $52.- ! 000, three -span structure, the third bridge to be erected at this site, over 30 years. The first bridge was washed out by floods in 1912. A bronze Mamie has been placed at the southeast corner bearing the crlitii ct!ltet:.01 names of (1014001.1and of. Reeve Stewart Procter paid trib • tile to the early settlers and the hernia of Bodmin located near this site. Bodmi» was a thriving via Inge during the early days of the township, with several mills, stoma aryl lime kites. Morris councilloe Waltat Shore. reed read a by-law of the township dated 1868, which provided a fine of $5.00 fat any person who ceoss- NI the bridge on horseback, in a wagon or with Rey other animal at ft faster pace than a walk, The alternative to the fine was seven days in jail. The new Bodmin bridge was er- ected by G. A. Gibson & Sons of Wroxeter and is 160 by 24 feet. Speakers at the ceremony in - eluded Gary Gibson, R. M. Daw- son, consulting engineer, Strat- ford: Reeve Stewart Procter, Veal. ter Shortreed, ex -reeve Bailie Par- rott and Ross Duncan, Mr. Henry lost his mittee, VV. B. Conron, Cub Leaders Barry Pickford, Pennie flerrie, 13111 Crawford and Bob Rantoul, DeWitt Miller, vice-chairman of the group committee, Mayor R. S. Hethering. ton, "Sparky" Weiler of Welker. Loa, Warren Callan, Archie Gowe anloek, District Commissioner, Dr. Leedham, president. of the King.. men Club, Harvey Fischer, Asst. Scout Mater, Torn Russel, Asst, District Commissioner, Bob Man. tyre, Asst. Scout Leader, Capt. S. Newman and Rev, T. G. Hue - sea Mayor Hetherington extetided greetings from the Town of Wing. ham and spoke highly of the ex. '('11(01 dividends accruing to the -community in the form of better 'citizens as a result of Scout wait. Appreciation was extended to the ladies who prepared the delicious: wilan a dinner by Jack Gorrie, and Mrs. pile of lumber eellaPsed and fell Richardson, president of the Scout on top of a fork lift which he was Mothers, responded. operating at the time, Just what "Chief" Archie Gowanlock said caused the pile of lumber: to fall has not been determined. He had been the regular operator of the it had been his pleasure to be here many times. for similar banquets, and this year's dinner appeared to be one of the most successful to lift for 'sn'one than ten years and date. He also extended greetings was .considered, by the firm's man- from the Saugeen district. ( agement to he a. most highly skill- jamboree in Greece Mr. Gowanlock said that the ed worker. The lumber was adjac- World -Jamboree will he held in ent to a pile on which the deceased Greece in 1963 and the Bluewater was working at the time of the tic- Region, comprising nine districts sident and completely crushed the in the Western Ontario area, has overhead guard of the machine a quota of four boys. The district which he was operating. Dr. W. A. laticleibbon was called to the scene as well as Coroner Dr, W. A. Crawford. Police Chief 1 that a boy has to be a First Class James Miller investigated. Scout to apply. The deceased leaves to mourn, t The speaker also announced a his wife and three children, Harold, training school for leaders, to be - of Georgetown; Mrs. James Hall, of head in Walkerton on March 25tha Port Colborne, and Mrs. James and invited all Scout and Cub lea. Currie, of Wingharre I dors to attend, as well as any fa - Funeral arrangements were not thers who wished to do so. completed at press time: DeWitt Miller introduced 'Spar- ] The accident is the firs( fatality , ky' Weiler of Walkerton, who the Lloyd -plant since 1951, when showed several very. interesting ' the late Mac Johnston lost his life, films on conservation and fishing. commissioner expresser] the hope that the Saugeen District could send at least one of these. He said Bob Carbert Receives Appointment Appointment ,if R. W. "Bob" Car- bert res dimmer of infnanal ion tor the Ontario lee :leration nr Agrieul- lure was announced on aaturday by the SeCrotnry-manager, H. 54% Arbuckle. Mr. Carbert will RH, sumo his new duties early in April. Bore fin a farm in Perth County in 1921. Boh has had a broad ex. perienee in the field of farm writ. ing and broadcasting with partieu lar emphasis nn leederatinn 01 Ag. Here:hem' avtivita s. He has been director of information for the Canadian laederfaion 81 0('(' Septem. bet, 1058. Only eon at a purebred Hereford breeder. Bob worked with his fa ther on the farm until 1949, when 111 health reused bin) to met an. other type of work. He joined1 CKNX early in that year and di- rected its radio, and later television 1 farm prograins, for almost 10 years1 befate moving to Ottawa to join CFA During this period he was 1 panel moderator on the first Farm Forum television experiment. With the exception of active eer vice with the :Canadian Arxny clur- i Mg Wore! War TL Bob Carbert has Nerved on Win farmers: all his life, He brings 10 lii new post an extrusive knowleclege of farming in both 'North and Smith AMPriP.R, ea well as 0 wide experience in the vommunivations Beeides his racial and television work here„ Bob has written for farm joarnals, lent. radio and television programs for the ('132' and most recently planned and hetet' its eorninentater on 0,1011,TV's first regular farm program, "Crossroads", in Ottawa, Bob is Married to the former Mary Goodyee ot Listowel and they have three children, Helen 14, or uie 10 and Bruce 7 years old. itis parents, Mr, and Mrs. Fred Car, beat, are ecsidents :of Winghatn. Boles .hobbies are musle and photos grapliy,