HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1964-03-12, Page 2Page 2 - Wingham Advance—Times, Phut'. , March 1: 19tt1.
The firemen were Called to
the home of Mrs. tali\t May,
Gorrie, for a chimney rue
which was out of control. No
damage occurred. This was ten
March btli during; those high
winds and most of the firemen
were waiting with fingers cross-
ed.
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On Saturday Dcput\ Fire
Chief David t'rt\thcrs investi-
gated a call to the home of
Barry Turner on ,Josephine St.
An overheated apart' heater was
the const'. There w;is no dam-
age,
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The restgnations e°t tiarle\
Gaunt and 1\n Sallaws %seri•
tendered at the List meeting of
the Fire Department.
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Jack Shaw of Winghain was
accepted as a ttrctuan and has
had a few gold un..•als since
joining_
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The firemen and their wives
will hold a social c\cning; on
Wcdncsda\ , Martie 18th.
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Chi the evening Ot Monday,
Marcel :lth, the L'ubs and their
leaders, Constable Murray Fri-
denburg and \ars, Din Lloyd,
were guests of the firemen. Sc\-
eral films were shown on causes
of home fires and what the
young people should i.now ill
case of tire, The films were
supplied by the Film Depart-
ment of the Ontario Fire Mar-
shall's Offiee. 1'he Cubs and
Cst. Fridelthurg thanked Chic f
Carr in an appropriate Cub
manner.
laver‘ Niondav evCliitlg the
firemen are asked to be at the
fire hall for instruction on fire
fighting and use of equipment.
This course covers pump engin-
eer,
ngin-
eer, proper hose lays, use of
124.V.,:.it'S, Velltdatiorl, list t f
self contained breathing appar-
atus and ladders.
around --
The Fire Hall
Have you taken the time to
post tht' file department num-
ber near your telephone? Don't
wait until you have to "find"
the number. Have it plainly
visible and hope you never need
lt, Fire Dept. 36 i-2,131;
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Meeting night, March :30,
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There are openings for two
firemen on the brigade. I\ lake
application to the secretary,
Robert Hickey, or ask any fire-
man for information,
J. W. Sanburn
Lodge Member 50 Years
J. Warren Sanburn, eldest
son of the late Charles Sanburn
and Bessie Jane Watcher, died
at the Brookhaven Nursing Home
at Wingharn on Sunday, March
1st, in his 82nd year.
Deceased was a member of
Canadian Order of Foresters
Lodge for over 60 years, and al-
so a atclilber of Wingham unit-
ed Church.
Surviving are one sister,
Laurinda, of t3rookhaven Nurs-
ing home and one brother, Mel-
drum of Tumberry.
The funeral was held on
'1 ucsdav of last week from R. A,
Currie y Sons funeral chapel
with Rev. C. M. Jardine offic-
iating. Pallbearers were Gordon
. odkin, Alex Coulter, James
Wilson, Ken Currie, JamesCur-
rie, James Wright. Flower
hearers were two nephews,
Charles and Jack Sanburn.
Interment followed in Wing -
ham Cemetery.
Institute Holds
Family Night
GORR,IE---The Women's In-
stitute held their Family Night
banquet at Danny's Restaurant,
Wingham, last Tuesday, with
33 attending. Progressive euchre
was played after the dinner.
High ladies were Miss Olive
Bell, Mrs. Cecil Wilson. High
men were William Strong .and
Raymond Gowdy. Chair prizes
were won by John Baylor and
Gladstone Edgar.
Roll call was answered by
the then by "What Makes a
Good Wife." It was decided to
have a supper to raise funds
for paint to redecorate the
Gorrie Community Hall,
By MURRAY GAUNT, M.P.P.
Report from Queen's Park
With the estimates of 1:3 de-
parunenrs vet to he presented
to the 1 egislature for approval
it looks as though the remain-
ing 2± weeks before Faster will
make for long days and short
nights if the Prime Minister
hopes to contplete this session
before Faster.
Last Monday the estimates
t°i the Department of Trans-
port began. In 1:163 for the
first time, the number of reg-
istered drlt ers exceeded
million.
Hon, Irwin tiaskett,
ter of Transport said the De-
partment has ruled out com-
pulsory vehicle exam!" :tion, at
least for the present. He indi-
cated that such a s\ stem would
cost approx vet\
dollars ro establish. `r a.,ould
cost another 5 trillion dollars
annually to operate it.
In the estimates of the De-
partment of Agriculture, Hon.
W. A, Stewart stared that the
total food needs in Canada are
expected to rise by some 700i,
in the next 20 vears. World
needs are expected to increase
by 50';:'.
of all food sales m On -
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ratio is now controlled by large
food chains arid another 20`"' is
in the hands of stores engaging
in group buying.
In 10t32 the farm families of
the province paid more than
$50 million dollars in real
estate taxes to their local mu-
nicipalities and all together
paid out more than $650 mil-
lion for their operating goods
and services and ocher expenses,
thus ma,:ing then] one of the
largest consumer groups in On-
tario.
I was honoured to be chosen
by our party to lead off the De -
hate in Agriculture. I pointed
out that the lack of adequate
income in rhe farming industry
today was due to a large extent
to the Government's lack of
long-term planning and long
range planning in the agricul-
rural field.
I expressed concern that rural
people up until this point have
not been involved in the plan-
ning and execution of the.ARDA
plan. The Minister pledged that
this situation was going to be
rectified.
It is rather difficult to put
into a few words what was said -
one hour and ten m'.nutes - but
I did express concern about rhe
dairy industry and the Meat In-
spection Act. In any meat in-
spection Act the consumers
must be protected. The other
important aspect of the problem
is that the small operator in
some way must he able to stay
in business if he produces ahigh
quality product.
GORRIE WINS 7-1
AGAINST BELMORE
GORRIE--The Midgets de-
feated Belmore 7-1 in the third
game of the Tri -County league
play-offs, The game was play-
ed in Belmore on Friday eve-
ning and Gorrie now heads the
best of five series 2-1 with the
fourth game in Gorrie on Tues-
day, weather permitting.
Scoring for Gorrie were
Brian Elliott and Doug. Gibson
with three goals each and Jim
Sharpin with qne. R. Metcalfe
scored the lode Belmore goal.
Pocaluyko- Hamilton Vows
GORRIE--The United Church
here was the setting for the mar-
riage on Saturday afternoon of
Lynda Rae Michele Hamilton,
Wroxeter, and Robert Andrew
Pocaluyko of Elmira. The bride
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
George Willis Hamilton, R.R. 1,
Wroxeter. The bridegroom is
the only son of Mr. and Mrs,
Andrew Pocaluyko. Wroxeter.
Rev. Fred W. Taylor officiated
for the double -ring ceremony
and `Liss Carol Robinson pre-
sided at the organ.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father. wore a floor -
length gown of white organza
over tiers of nylon net. The fit-'
ted bodice was encrusted with
pearls and sequins. and had a
sabrira neckline with long lily-.
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point sleeves and bouffant skirt.
A tiara of pearl and mother of
pearl sequins held her finger-tip
veil. Her bouquet was a cascade
of pink roses and white carna-
tions.
Miss Virginia Hamilton, sister
of the bride, was maid of honor
wearing a blush pink crystalette
street -length dress with scoop
neckline, three-quarter length
sleeves and bell skirt with a ro-
sette at the waistline. Her
bouquet was of blue and white
baby mums.
John McGee, Wroxeter, was
groomsman and Randy Hamil-
ton, R.i: 1, Wroxeter, brother
of the bride and Murray Mc-
Lean. \V:,.xeter, were the ushers.
The rr•ct•.•tion was held at the
Wroxeter community hall and
was attended by 75 guests.
The br!te^ donned a blue wool
dress with which she wore
white
.i:-ssories and a corsage
of white mums. for travelling.
The ce;;..• will reside in Elmira.
The br: to was honored at a
s shower in the
Ford\r'.ch hall and at a Jack and
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were tits..._ from Camp Bor-
::':. ..,t'.t. Brampton.
t:.. .1e7r.:- gave:. Hornby. Pal -
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Native of Gorrie
Dies in Uxbridge
A resident of Uxbridge for
25 years and since 1957 a
guest at Fairview Lodge, Whit-
by, Mrs. Mary Ellen Garbig
died on February 29. Mrs. Gar -
big was in her 79th year.
A native of Gorrie, she was
the daughter of the late Thorn -
as and Phoebe Phair. In 1904
she married Charles H. Garbig
and the couple lived in both
Harriston and Toronto before
going to Uxbridge in 1933. Mr.
Garbig predeceased his wife in
June, 1955.
Surviving are four sons, John
of Toronto, Thomas of Toron-
to, Kenneth, Lindsay and Gor-
don of Montreal; two brothers,
Charles and William Phair, both
of Toronto, a sister Charlotte
Williams of Barrie and an aunt
Matilda Mansen of Harriston.
Guild Meets
At Rectory
GORRIE- -The March meet-
ing of St. Stephen's Guild was
held on Wednesday night at
the rectory. The meeting open-
ed with prayer and Scripture
was read by Mrs, Olive May,
The roll call was answered
with a girl's name from the
Bible.
Mrs. Edward David read the
minutes of the last meeting,
in the absence of the secretary.
Mrs. Harry King had the study
book, "Mary and Martha at
Horne." Mrs. Anderson gave
a reading on Lent,
Business was then discussed
and the meeting closed with
prayer by Rev. Anderson.
A. rr"dint was given by Mrs,
Verne Clark, "Old Age Is
Golden." Mrs. Harry King
conducted a contest and a de-
licious lurch was served by
Mrs. Wm. Bennett and Atrs.
Verne Clarke assisted by
Mrs, Anderson.
Gorrie News
Among those attending the
funeral of Mrs. Samuel Graber
on Friday were Mr, and Mrs.
Christian Ncuenfchwander, Mr.
and Mrs, Rueben Graber, Mr.
and Mrs. Jonas Graber, Jonas
and Jacoi', Mr. and Mrs. Sam -
:rel C. Schwartz, Emma and
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