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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1962-07-04, Page 7MILOMAY ROTARY BINGO as tnbe potatoeS way to retain the vitamin and. Min- eral content of yegetablea Baiting uly used for ,. aglit. EDNESDAY, JULY 11th Belins 9 pan, Iparardps Pr other reOt Yegetahlekh $1,300,00 TN PRIZES "•-Mak them Brill tender when ed with a meat skewer. Cook env, erect, with a pot •roast, such vege., Them and Sell Them . Inde Advance.Times tles abea Carrots end Wong that would wrinkle or shrivel' in dry heat A Bang son rel .01$ best. • 1111111011*11111rnjoijoimmucgoomosivillsminimoliliiIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIINI101111111111111$111111111111,11101.4. 1 i i i ii i a 1-i , ,1 ir 41.3:•1 Y$'. , ,•,1 .. ....5,y,rv, . Select at the i i z•Iti. 1 Lef,g, ii ii lik :.... ARLY SUMMER S.A.L. of Living Room Suites 1.• Two Mildrnay*„. Furnituret Showroomi )1 !(1 pay ik has 'SS Si DN 0 A—HIGHER GRADE KROEHLER 2 -PIECE CHESTERFIELD. • . • SUITES — Reduced to $209.60; S229.60 depending on length of sofa, sizes are 74"; 88" Reversible Luxi-foam cushions B -7 -PCE. LIVING ROOM GROUP including 2 -piece "SKLAR"' • CHESTERFIELD in high grade nylon covering (reversible, cushion). SPECIAL 7 -pieces ONLY, $239,00 C -7 -PIECE LIVING ROOM GROUP. (Choiee of ChesterfiedOr:'-,:,,:,:'.: Davenport and Matching Chair), Tables, Lamps, Cushions 7 -pieces ONLY $1791i0 SELECT FROM OVER 25 LIVING ROOM SUITES LAKELET Mrs, Jim (Wallace and family, fat geohfikk visited on Thursday with her parents, Mr, and Mrs, Stan Dennis. Mr, and Mrs. Stuart Douglas and Me., and Mrs. Walter Renwick attended the Shakeepeargan, val et Stratford on Monday. even, ing. The play was 'Tile Tanking: pf the Shrew," Miss Guelda HeSkins, of •INeter, loo, and Earl Haskins, oe Grand Rend, spent the week -end, with their parents, Mr.aid Mr raer oaskins. Mr. and Mee, Robet0MeCelnab and family spent the week -end at Inverhuron Beech. Saturday morning was the be- ginning of black bass season and the local anglers caught quite a few of the black beauties.. • a. Godfrey FURNITURE AND FUNERAL SERVICE... • • . Phone ENdicott 7=2308 .MILDMAY • .. .• .• See ,Many Places. On Day's Bus Trip WCP.,1T-7-1413-et, Tuesday morn- ing :datiter a few: of th,e,Lakelet W.I. ladiest•Nand'...ted•' elindrePt boarded Mike. Rewa's b,of'Teeavy,‘,eter; at theLakele, t'Oenal14-$t0fe:: id en- taHed..pn a. daVSleurney. Fiist was Carbide, • Qaibicle, of Walkerton, then . at the- BOgden, & gross' feeter* • . In.r.the.a.fterriodn .the. greup :visit- ed t Donglas*. point Nncleer sta- tion. and the nuis'eum at Southamp- ton. After snpper. they journeyed to Ayton and visited •at'Ffshees Chick Hatchery and at Wittich's 'Bakery Ltd:The groan, reported a very en- joyable as well as a ver,?}, :informa- tive' day for •all.' - • • CONGRATULATIONS ELSTON SPEIRAN R. R. 3, Brussels itosh 001 riser eCA Jlllii AL1(F 1400. .1010 Mrs. Speiran showing FORDLEIGH BETTY GOVERNOR PEARL This Fine cow in Mr. Speiran's herd won r1RST PRIZIt in the 4 year-old class at last year's Huron Black and White Show and , now Graded EXCELLENT — the third Holstein in Huron County to win this distinction. We are proud to have supplied Pearl -with TOPNOTCH -reeds, on which she delivered twin calves and produced 14,000 pounds of 3.5% milk. Now in her third lactation, she is going on to even better records. PNOTCH FEEDS I MED RUSSELS PHONE 199 "THE MOST VALUE POR THE FARMER'S DOLLAR" 11'11101 TITITITLT Fathers -and Sons Enjoy. Bowling LAKELET-The Members lot the Tyro and :Sigma, 'C.; Clubs of Mc- Intosh and Behnore} 'United Churches, Along with, their fathers enjoyed an' evening' of ,beWling at the Wingham,: bowling Ekilffs . on Ftidey. .night. • • • , • • 44er.boiviing they gathered at the, :Manthen, Chnitril• ,:basernent iirb 'ere refreslinientel, were' enjOyed by, 'the boyand-' their • fetljers. 1 • . BLUEVALE:. Margaret -Craig and .Donha grin- 4E!1!•:received, hondrain their Grade V piano examinations Aa:st Week. They. ere, pupils of.. ,Mrs. Nora Moffatt, . Mr. and 'Mrs. Donald: Street, Lin- da Julie arni Stephen, Oi Listcnvel, visited at the, home of Mies 'Mary Duff: on SmidaY„ , . Mr. and Mrs. Frecterink•Mitel'aell and ehliciren,„ of Truro, N.Se. visiting their parents, Rev. G: C. and Mrs. Mitchell. • Mr. and ' Mrs. John Lamont and daughter, • Phyllis, Of. Windsor, visited at the.;Parental home with Mr . , d. Mrs. Morr.a.is •Boan lest week: Jack Elliott; of 'Cornwall, is hav- ing a holiclay.with.his parents, Mr. and -Mrs.••Itarry: Elliott. • . Mr. and Mrs. Alan White,' David and. Joey,,left for Springfield, Ont., on•lVfondar Mr. 'White will engage in.,harbering :in Springfield.. Stin 13111y will remain, ,here for. a time with his grandparents, Mr. and Ivrrs.• Joe Horton:. • Mr. T. Smith; daughter, Sandra and Linda, Street, all- 'of Listowel, visited on 'Saturday with Mrs. Al Cherney. • dafr; (and 'gra Ross'. Narlson and children, of London, were 'visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Sde Greenaway on Saturday. 1.), FL S Teachers Wed • Sacred Heed Church, Wingham, was the setting on, Monday, July 2nd at 11 a.m. for a very interest- ing wedding when Miss Sally Ann Slosser became the bride of Rich- ard Joseph Campeau in a double - ring ceremony witth Rev, G. J. D'reker officiating, The brlde is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Lee Slosser, Wingham, and tie groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Campeau, 49 Frank Ave., Windsor. The bride entered the church on the arm of her father, wearing a DONNYBROOK Mr, and Mrs. Doug Williams, Lynne, Carol, Donna and Sandra, of London, and Mrs, J. C. Robin- son, of Wingham, visited Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rob- inson and family. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Mills, of God- erich, and their daughter, Mrs. Glen Frances and children, of Ot- tawa, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Sam Thompson and fam- ily. Mr. Hugh Jefferson, of Port Ar- thur, spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jefferson and Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Leddy Sunday afternoon were Mr. and Mrs, George Reeves, of Tor- onto, Mr, Hugh Jefferson, Port Arthur, Miss Irene Jefferson, of Dunnville, Miss Gladys Jefferson, of Woodstock, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Wilson, of West Wawanosh, Miss Elaine Jefferson, of London, Mr: and Mrs. Hilliard Jefferson, Robert, Mary, Sharon and Linda, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jefferson, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Jefferson, Debbie, Brian and Gerald, all of Donny- bnook; Mr. Campbell Dow, of Full- erton visited Monday at the same home. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Robinson and family visited on Sunday with, her parents, Mr. and Mrs..Gershom Johnson, of Wingham. - Quite a number of the children from Donnybrook United Church Sunday .School are attending the Bible School at Auburn which started Monday morning. • Mr. and Mrs. John Noble and family spent the week -end with i The‘. 44vamoMines, Wednemiriy, joy 4, ito ragfi rimo —Photo by Siefert white floor -length gown ofnylan organza over taffeta, with elbow-, length sleeves, enhanced with }ap- pliques of Freech lace on the front, panel and three -tiered back of the bouffant skirt, .A.- double -silk il- lusion veil ems held in place by a, tiara of pearls and orange blos- sons and she carried .a.bouquet of white roses and ivy. Miss Nancy Slosser, Londen, af- tended her sister 'as, maid ,Of hon- or and Miss Mary Kelly, Windsor, was bridesmaid. Both wore iden- tical gowns of shrimp nylon over taffeta, styled, with full skirts and accessories to match, and carried nosegays of white roses, Bernard Campeau, Windsor, bro- ther of the groom, was best man and David Slosser, London and Leonard Campeau, Windsor, acted as ushers. Miss Patricia Brophy, Detroit, played the wedding march and ac- companied Miss Anna McDonald, who sang, "On This Day", during the signing. of the register. N 0 T E BYLAW NO, 41. 1962. THE CORPORATION .0F.THE TOWNSHIP QF TURNBERgy A R1(4.0AW R44! ra01.01101 OI Ig111.41011165 0DERTAIN pESIGNATED MIMS IN - TOWNSHIP TilRIIRERRY .wHg13,E.AS. by an .Mt to Amend the Planning Act 1055 See, 27 fbi and ether 404 the Pori/oration is given the power to regulate the erection of buildings within the limts of the munielpality and it is desirable that the said powers be exercised. New thereafter the Corporation of the Township of Turnherry by its .09411011. duly constituted enacts as follows: TwArA, 1—The provisions. of this by-law shall be applicable to all buildings to be erected, Moved, repaired or altered within the Tow* ship of Turnberry save and except farm dwellings and farm buildings used exclusively for agricultural purposes, For the purpose of this ;by,laW farm shall not be deemed to include a parcel of land contain- ing less than 10 acres. Para. 2—Except where exempted in Paragraph 1 no person ehall 'ereet• pr construet or 'permit to he erected or constructed on lands. 'ownerl'; or controlled. ,by him within the Township of Turnberry any buildizg without first obtaining a permit for such construction from the Municipal 'Corporation of the Township of Turnberry, After the ceremony te.redeption was held and dinner 'serired to about 70 guests at the Legion, Home, the bride's mother receiv- ing in a beige' brocaded taffeta trimmed with organza, and the: groom's mother in lilac taffeta, with lace. trim. Each wore a corsage of carnations. For travelling to Northern On- tario the bride chose a pastel green: embroidered sheath dress with white accessories and 'wore a cor- sage of gardenias. The former 'Miss Slosser is a graduate of the University of Wes- tern Ontario and has been on the teaching staff of the Wingham District High 'School for the past three years. Mr. Campeau graduate of Assumption Windsor. They will reside in. Wingham, the groom being a mem- ber of the high school staff, Guests were present from Wind- sor, Stratford, Hamilton,' Kitchen- er, Barrie, Brantford, New Sir- sey, London, Mildmay and Walker- ton. WHITEEHURCII London relatives and attended the Mr. and Mrs. Cameron SiMmons wedding of their niece on Saturday. and Nancy, of London, spent the Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Mur- week -end with her, parents,.Mr. and Mr, and Mrs. James Wilson, of Wingham relatives. 0- Chas. Martin, and with ray Wileon on Sunday evening were ;Mrs. West Wawanosh, Miss Irene Jeffer. Bill Jeffry, of Belmore, who a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Conn during the week -end sang "The Holy City," at the morning service in the•Presby- terian Church here, when George Conn was in charge of the music and presided at the organ. Mrs. Wm. Henry, Miss Frances Henry and Miss Phyllis O'Brien, of London, spent the, week -end at the Henry farm in Kinloss. Mr. and Mrs. Lawson Majury, of Paisley, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Coultes. Mrs. Emanuel 'Stapleton, who has spent the past two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Jamieson, left this week -end to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Procter, of Brussels. Mr. and Mrs, Carman Farrier and family, of Long Branch, who were attending the Higgins family reunion in Morris this past week- end, spent Sunday with his parents, Mr, and Mrs, W. R. Farrier. Miss Winnifred Farrier, of Toronto, is spending her vacation at the Far- riee home. Mr. and Mrs, Clifford Farrier and family, of Kitchener, Mrs. Sam Reid, LucknoW, and Mrs. Russell Clipperton and family,. of London, and Mr, and Mrs, Wm. Alton, of Toronto, were visitors at George, of Hamilton, spent the the Farrier home on Sunday. week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ptirdon and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs, ken Crewel. and Nancy, ,of Sudbury, were holiday visitors With Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Webb. Baptismal services were held on Sunday at the St, Helens Church. William Colin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Cameron, and William Steph- en, son of Mr. and Mrs. William McPherson Were baptized by Rev,. B. F. Green. son of Dunnville, Mr. and Mrs. • Mr. and. Mrs. Ira Hertfelder, of George Reeves, of Toronto, Miss Toronto, spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Horton. Miss Norma McIVtinn,.of Toronto, spent the holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Arnold .Lillow. , Mr. and , Mrs, Charles Coultes visited in Clinton last week. ALL LOCAL TALENT FOR WEIL ROOM BLUEVALI5 — A pleasing social occasion was the ' fine supper pre- pared by the women of Knox Pres- byterian Church on June 27th when there was a good attendance. This was folloWed by a concert in the Gladys Jefferson, of Woodstock, Mr. and Mrs. Hilliard Jefferson and family,Mr, and Mrs. James Leddy and Mr, and Mrs. Charles Jeffer- son, all of Donnybrook. Mr. and Mrs. Hilliard Jefferson, Mary and Linda, ancl Miss Irene Jefferson were London visitors on Monday. ST. HELENS Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hawley, of Oshawa, spent the holiday week- end ' with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Woods. Mrs. Keith Black and sons, of Ottawa, and Mrs. Fred Thompson communitY hall presented by the and sons, of Exeter, are visiting young people of the church. g their parents, Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Rev- T. E. Kennedy was, chair- McPherson. man for the concert, an,d Mrs, Nora Mrs. Lance Morrison, of Toronto, Meffatt accompanist for the even- Spent the week -end with Mrs. ing, Mrs. Violet Mintz. Tweht34V00 young people sang Miss Isobel Miller underwent with spirit, old and modern pOptilar ;major surgery on Thursday in Vic - songs in some of which the aud- Coria Hospital, London, Miss W. D. fence participated and Hugh Mun- Rutherford is spendirig some time dell conducted as the one and only With her in the city. "Mitch Miller." A girls' chorus sang "Vriende and NeighboUrs,'! "Senthnental Journey," "Oklahoma," and 'I Want to Be Happy," Solos were sung by Miss Pat Bryans, Larry Elliott •and fftigh Mundell, The latter, singing a dont, edy umbel:, had as accompanists Harvey Mann and Gerald Thomas. A grottp' of young men in com- plete disguises Perforined some modern dances. Harvey and Connie Mann sang duets, Harvey accom- panying on the guitar, Harmonica selections by Eldred Nichol, Harvey Robertson and Ross' Cray were very pOptilar. The play "The Doabt About Delsy,'t included in the east Mr, and Mrs. Rasa Gray, Miss Mars, Harman, Miss Edith ow* and Mrs. Robert McQuillan and Para. 3—EXcept where exempted in Paragraph 1 no persons shall °alter 'or repair or add to a building or buildings without first hearing obtained'a permit for such addition, alteration or repair unless such additien, alteratien ar repair is to the interior of the building and does not exceed in reasonable cost $500.00 or unless such addition, alteration or repair is to the exterior or partly to the interior of the building andf,does not -exceed in reasonable cost $300.00. Para, 41—Except where exempted in Paragraph 1 no person shall moye any building. or 'buildings within the Township of Turnberry with'eut first having obtained a permit from the Municipal Corporation 'of the 'Township of Turnberry. Pera, ,s7--Eech applicant for a permit as required in the -above paragraphs shill make apPlieation to the Clerk .of the Corporation of the Township of Turnberry or to such other person or persons as shall be designated by the council of the said Corporation. Para. 11—No person 'shall establish any lumber, wood, coal or junk yard withia the Township or Turnberry unless and until he has obtained the approval of the Township Council for the establishment of the same and unless and until the permit for such an establishment has been issued therefore. The above are some extracts bf the By-law, Interested persons may read the whole By-law by contacting W. B. Cruikshank, Building Inspector, 'or V.' Fiseher, Township Clerk. 4h ' • Kan Grant, The closing numbers by the chorus were "He's Cot the Whole World in His Hands," "How Croat Thou Art;" and "When You Corrie to the grid Of the Day." Mr, and Mrs, Wm. Caslick and family and Miss Doris Ross spent Sunday with Mr. end Mrs. Wilford Caslick and 'family, who are. holt.. (laying at Brame Elletteh. Mrs. Robert Toomey and children Cate", Richard and Jeanette, of Creenville, South Carolina, and hel' Mother, Mee, F. L. Ceeightcni,ef Detroit, spent the week -end at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Bed - croft. Mr, Alex Coulter had an exciting time tat his driving shed on Friday morning when he went to fill to his tractor with gas. It ekPlotled 111 the engine, and started a blaze. Mr. (.!oelter drew the tractor from the shed with his car, and sated the eked, but 016 tractor- burned., -e'xaco. 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