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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1964-02-06, Page 11The regular monthly meet- ing was held at the Fire Hall on January 27th with our new chairman, Alvin Seli, conduct- • ing the business of the meeting. It was with regret that Bill Bain, one of our faithful long time members resigned from the brigade. He has served the Town of Wingham as a fireman for the past 20 years. Bill has been one of the captains for a number of years and his long experience will be the town's loss. Harvey Aitcheson, with many years of fire fighting, has r been appointed captain by Chief J. Carr. Another new • • • • r i • around -- The Fire Hall member has joined the brigade, Jack Shaw, bringing the brigade to full strength. On February 10th the fire- men have a night of films from the Ontario Fire Marshal's of- fice and the Boy Scouts and Cubs are invited to attend. Time of training films will be at 7.15 p.m. There will be a social night for firemen and their wives on February 12th and as this could be a Valentine's social, a good turn out is expected. This year there have been two town calls and one rural fire call. The fire calls for 1963 were not as numerous as,in Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday, Feb. 6, 1964 — Page 3 Council Seeks Applications For Warble Fly Inspector Reeve A. D. Smith presided at the Turnberry Township Council meeting on Saturday, when all members were pre- sent, Communications were re- ceived from the Association of Ontario School Trustees, Huron County Health Unit, W. Ren- wick, clerk -treasurer of Wing - ham, Department of Public 1962, there being eight -calls for the Town of Wingham and 25 rural calls. One fireman, who had the misfortune to fall on a milk bottle during his every day employment, is up and about again. Mike Willie was hos- pitalized for a few days and we hope he has that hand good as new when it somes out of the wraps. Next meeting will be on February 24. Welfare, John G. Berry, clerk - treasurer of Huron County, Mor ris Township, Dept, of Agri- culture, Joseph Peters, Mid - Western Development Assoc., and Dept. of Highways, Strat- ford. It was voted to give a $25 grant to the Huron County Soil and Crop Improvement Assoc. Members of council and of- ficials attending the Assoc. of Rural Municipalities as dele- gates will receive $40 to help pay expenses for two days, and $20 if only staying one day arid all other previous resolutions were repealed. Council will advertise for applications for warble fly inspector. Tenders will be called for warble fly powder and for spraying cattle for 1964, It was also passed that the clerk invite bids from B.A., Supertest, Fina and Imperial gas and fuel supplies for gas, furnace oil and diesel oil for 1964. A by-law is to be prepared regarding road approval ex- penditures for 1964 divided as follows: road construction $9, 500, maintenance $22, 000; bridge and culvert construction, $1, 000, maintenance $1, 300; superintendent and overhead instruction $500; maintenance $2, '700. GENERAL ACCOUNTS Brookhaven Nursing Home, $227.25; relief, $196.50; Wingham Utilities Corn., light bulbs, $39.53; Imperial Bank of Commerce, Wroxeter, col- lecting tax bills, $7.40; Blue - vale street lights, $42,50; Lower Wingham street lights, $38.00; Morris Township, re- lief charge back, $114.60; County of Huron, John Berry, tax collections, $181.54; Re - 041* s°`. 6 104* 4t0 4,0a a� q °,'".. Y .cf4 ¢. de°a;ebe"6?D?>be� M,A 4.. ., e(� {Yl •Y/ � 4 �y ,gig-,, r sw.:. 0 Y: E *ora.., 4y btoi of ? ofy4oKOYyAvokrx6*k.f.YRtlMo6S4kox • EVERT' PAIIT IN THIS PICTURE ON EVERY NEIN PIymolllh, Dode,Va1iallt, Ohrysler & car and Fargo &Dodge truck IS BACKED FOR 5 -YEARS OR 50,000 -MILES! This outstanding warranty covers defects in parts or workmanship in the power-train—that's the engine and all internal parts, water pump, intake manifold, trans- mission, torque converter, drive shaft, universal joints, differential, rear axle and rear wheel bearings. And it includes both parts and labour. It is honoured by every Chrysler Canada Ltd. dealer. All you need to do is have the oil changed every three months or 4000 miles, the oil filter replaced every second oil change, and the carburetor air filter cleaned every six months and replaced every two years—and have these services validated semi-annually by your Chrysler Canada Ltd. dealer—in other words ... just normal car care. This exclusive warranty comes with every 1964 Plymouth, Dodge, Valiant, Chrysler and Imperial car, and Fargo and Dodge truck. A warranty tells you two things about a car and truck manufacturer: the confi- dence he has in the way his product is built; the concern he feels for those who buy his product. Only Chrysler Canada Ltd. dealers offer you this kind of confidence and protection. Don't settle for anything less! ''11�' CHRYSLER TAT CANADA LTD. See DODGE, PLYMOUTH, CHRYSLER, VALIANT at This Dealer: CRAWFORD MOTORS, JOSEPHINE STREET, WINGHAM, ONTARIO ceiver General, unemploy- ment ins., $16.32; Workman's Compensation Board, $567.00; John V. Fisher, part salary, $45.00; C. B. Hoffman, stove oil, $1.25; Huron County Soil and Crop Improvement Assoc., grant, $25.00. ROAD ACCOUNTS Geo, Gallaway, $331.92; Wm. Mundell, $166.67; Ernie Merkley, $112.51; McArthurs Tire Service, recap tires, $24,72; Jas. Wright and Co., chains and links, $69.62; Lis- towel Transport, $2.50; Wrox- eter Telephone, tolls, $17.85; Texaco Can. Ltd., $73.16; Ideal Supply, cable fire ext., $21.73; William Gallaher, snowplowing, $331.50. Calvin -Brick Annual Meeting WHITECHURCH-- On Mon- day afternoon Calvin -Brick Church held its annual meet- ing. Rev. Arthur Jackson pre- sided for the meeting with Lawrence Taylor as secretary. The reports of all depart- ments of the church were ac- cepted as read and advances were made in most depart- ments. The Sunday School and Anniversary services are set for May 31 with Mrs. Arthur Jack- son as guest speaker. The three members elected to the Board of Stewards are Roy Pattison, Mrs. Calvin Rob- inson, and Mason Robinson. The treasurer is Mason Robin- son and the newly appointed trustee is Ronald Coultes. The other trustees are Alex Leaver and Jack Taylor. The offering stewards are Murray Coultes, Jim Taylor, Jim Coultes, Mur- ray Shiel, Peter Mason. Ushers elected are Ivan Dow, Cam- eron Robinson and Donald Dow. Auditors, Mrs. Gilbert Bee- croft, Mrs. Gordon McBurney. Representatives to United Church Men, Ivan Dow and Lawrence Taylor. The Session members are George Coultes, honorary mem- ber; Alex Leaver, life mem- ber; Norman Coultes, George McGee, Nelson Dow and Law- rence Taylor. Whitechurch Mrs. Farish Moffat of Wing - ham and Mr. Gordon Moffat of CBC Toronto were visitors on Thursday with Miss Emma Richardson and Mr. Graham Moffat of Langside. On Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Orville Newby of Chesley visited with her moth- er, Mrs. Annie Lott, prior to leaving on Sunday for Cali- fornia, where they will visit with their son Donald, Mrs. Newby and family. BACKACHE When kidneys fail to remove excess acids and wastes, backache—tired feeling— disturbed rest often may follow. Dodd's Kidney Pills stimulate kidneys to normal duty. You feel bolter, sleep better, work better. 80 Victoria Attend Party WHITECHURCH--Mrs, Cas- sie Falconer returned from Streetsville on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Angus Falconer and family and all attended Mrs. Alex Purdon's birthday party in Lucknow. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. Relison Falconer and family, Mr. and Mrs. Athol Purdon, Mr. and Mrs. Hector Purdon of Sarnia and her broth- er Jack MacKay, and Mr. Mac - Kay's daughter of Saskatche- wan, Mr. Charlie MacKay of Dunnville anti Rev. and Mrs. Angus MacKay. Passes Exam In Theory WHITECHURCH--Miss Joan Tiffin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tiffin, 4th Con. Kin- loss, received word Monday that she passed her Grade II Theory, Royal Conservatory of Music examination held on January 18th in the United Church, Wingham, with first class honours. She had 92 marks out of 100. Miss Tiffin is an employee of the Bank of Montreal, Tees - water and is a pupil of Mrs. A, C. Agnew of Lucknow. .A. Williams, O.D OPTOMETRIST 9 PATRICK STREET W. WINGHAM Phone 357-1282 No Quitting Time on Service We think of the job of servic- ing our clients as a round-the- clock proposition. After all, losses don't limit themselves to an 8 -hour workday. 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