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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1964-12-24, Page 15a k, • z • • • • • r We'd like to thank all our good friends for their loyal patronage and wish them much joy throughout the holidays. URN'S GARAGE BLUEVALE, ONT. Dial Wingham 357-3029 Best/ Wirdles 4thsf1nF&1aA We sincerely hope that your Christmas is a merry one, and that the coming year will be filled with every spiritual and material blessing. JOHN KING B -A SERVICE STATION JOSEPHINE STREET DIAL 357-3860 ibt, Fo n.iwic. h Person aIs Sunday guests of Mr, and Mrs, Roy Hunt were Mr, and Mrs. Harvey Webster of Luck- now and Mr. and Mrs. Terry Pym of Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs, Anson Ruttan were Kitchener visitors one day last week. Mrs. Carl Jacobson, Kurt and David left Saturday by car for Melford, Sask., where they will visit relatives over the hol- idays. Mr. Jacobson left a week ago and will join his fam- ily there. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Campbell, Kerry and Alan were Kitchener visitors on Friday. Mr, and Mrs. Keith Duncan of Toronto were week -end guests with Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Connell. Mrs. William Marriner and Miss Janet Beck spent a couple of days last week with the for- mer's mother, Mrs. Jolliffe in Pe terboro. Mr. Doug Wallace of Owen Sound visited over the week- end with his parents. Mr, and Mrs, Dick Aldrich of Galt were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Stan Bride, Mr, and Mrs, Roy Simmons visited Sunday with Miss Luella Simmons at kluronview in Clin- ton. Mrs. John Inglis, Tom and Stephen spent one day last week in Toronto. The Howick Legion met in the Legion rooms and all offic- ers were returned for another year. A draw for five turkeys was held, the winners being George Hislop of Wroxeter, Jack Brown, Arthur Forester, Helmut Rybicki and Floyd Al- len all of Fordwich. Mrs. Winnie Downey left last week for Livonia, Michi- gan where she will spend two months with her daughter, Mrs. Dan Burgan and Mr. Burgan. Mr. Bob Bride of London spent the week -end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stan Bride. Little Miss Kim Jacobson re- turned home Sunday after spending two weeks with her grandmother in Hamilton, Mr, and Mrs. Glenn Doig of St. Catharines visited Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Doig. Mr, and Mrs. Jack Gibson and family of Toronto were week -end visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Doug 1-lolt, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Frew and Sharon of Preston visited Saturday with Mrs. Earl Moore. Week -end and Sunday visit- ors with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mc - Clement were Miss Betty Mc• Clement and Mr. Paul Schaefer of Kitchener, Mrs. Ida Galla- gher of Listowel and Miss Mar- garet Anne Wilson BIRTH WILLIAMSON-To Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Williamson, a son in St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon- don, on Friday, December 18, 1964. Last Meeting of Year For Turnberry Council All members of Turnberry Township Council were present for the final meeting of the year. Leslie Fortune was appointed to represent Turnberry on the Wingham District High School board. Grants were paid to library and cemetery boards, the Howick Fall Fair board and Huron County Plowmen's Asso- ciation. GENERAL ACCOUNTS County of Huron, levy, $24; 218.00; Wingham and District High School, $27,094.34; Turn - berry School Area, levy, $17, - 734.37; Howick School area, levy, $1,501.77; Culross School area, levy, $711.55; Culross and Teeswater Separate School area, levy, $202.30; Wingham Separate School area, levy, $315.14; Federation of Agriculture, $493.20; Brussels Telephone, $491.41; Ontario Municipal Board, $14.00; John Johnston, dog tax refund, $4.00; Thomas Abraham, tax refund, $1.17; Harry Mulvey, tax re- fund, $14.40; Harry Elliott, caretaker Bluevale street lights, $51.00; Leslie McDougal, care- taker Lower Wingham street lights, $48.00; Mrs. Mina Mc- Cracken, dinner, $12.00; Jos- eph Peters, fox bounty, $4.00; D. N. Lincoln, tax refund, $3.6]; Mungo MacFarlane, hens killed by dogs, $39.00; J.J.Elliott, livestock valuator, $2.00; Wingham Advance -Times, ac- count, $6.00; A. D. Smith, sal- ary, telephone tolls and expen- ses, $267.80; Edward Walker, hospital board meeting, salary and expenses, $260.00; Wil- liam Dettman, salary and ex- penses, $200.00; David Eadie, salary and expenses, $200.00; Alex MacTavish, salary and expenses, $200.00; Judge R. Hetherington, revising voters list, $10.00; Mrs. Geo. Day, pt. salary, $275.00; John V. Fischer, balance of salary, Court of Revision, financial statement, registrations Feder- ation of Agriculture, Tele- phone tolls and mileage, $246.- 15; 246.15; William B. Cruickshank, balance of salary, financial statements, postage, mileage, telephone tolls,, building per- mits, $369.65; Alex Corrigan, Planning Board meeting, $ 5.06, Bluevale Library, grant, $35.00; Belmore Library, grant,$25.00; Howick Fall Fair, grant, $131. - 00; Howick Cemetery, grant, $50.00; Huron County Plow- men's Association, $25.00; Turnberry Township, debenture account, $8,002.50. ROAD ACCOUNTS William Gallaher, snowplow- ing, $195.00; Geo, Gallaway, $134.40; Ernie Merkley, solar heat and gas, diesel oil, $256.- 64; Lillows Garage, ton pick up truck, $34.42; J. D. Adams, snow plow and grader blades, $64.11; Rosco Metal Products, road signs, $298.01; Valley Blades Ltd., 28 grader blades, $421.39; Ontario Hydro, hydro for shed, $22.58; Robert Steel Ltd., culverts, $149.58; Lis- towel Salvage, oxygen tank rental, $50.68; Ideal Supply, spark plugs, cutting torch, $187.51; Thomas E. Parker, welding, $18.25; Bluevale Milling Co., salt, $2.70; How• ick Township, boundary acct., $225.84; Campbells Garage, extension cord, $4.72; Town- ship of Turnberry, z unemploy- ment insurance, $48.96. Pageant Held at United Church Wingharn Advance -Times, Thursday, Dec, 24, 1964 - Page 7 BLUEVALE-A beautiful Christmas pageant was present- ed by the choir of the United Church under the direction of Mrs. G. C. Mitchell, on Sunday evening. Rev. G. C. Mitchell presided and Mrs. Carl Johnston, organist, conducted the singing. The choir gave several num- bers. Soloists were Betty Heth- erington, Ruth Mathers and C. B. Hoffman. Grace and Ruth Mathers sang a duet; A trio was given by Margaret Craig, Betty Hetherington and Ruth Mathers and a double trio by Betty Hetherington, Grace and Ruth Mathers, and Mary, Patsy and Margaret Craig. A candle lighting ceremony, preceded by a processional, included the singing of carols, and readings by Mrs. George Hetherington and other mem- bers of the choir. The recess- ional of the members with light- ed ighted candles concluded the cere- mony. Carols were sung by choir and congregation. Christmas trees and candle light added to the scene. NOT NOW! A cockroach was eating on the floor of a restaurant when another cockroach came run- ning in, all excited. "Wow!" he cried, "you should see the new restaurant they're building across the street. All chrome and shining tile and plastic..." "Please," the first cockroach interrupted, "not while I'm eat- ing!" Mrs. G. Hamilton Is Auxiliary Pres. FORDWICH-the Ladies'Aux- iliary of Howick Legion held SNUR•G iI feed service accept am, 4 ... Apt as accaaaa eivadistas anti New Ilea's.. Mart, :14 dash. voa doe 4edt ia4 1965. WINGHANI FEED MILL 216514016m5stiowsaot5w1.4151.06,16021165AvsogAtamigstgAsgft5AftgAlom the December meeting at the home of Mrs. Jack Wilson. A donation of $5.00 was voted for a veteran in Westminster Hospital and 85.00 to the Chris- tmas tree fund. The mystery prize was won by Mrs. Mel Allen. The spe- cial, donated by Mrs. Ross Doig, was won by Mrs. Jack Wilson. Election of officers was con- ducted by Mrs. Jack Wilson: Past president, Mrs. Alex Gra- ham; president, Mrs. Georgi 1-Iamilton; lst vice, Mrs. Jack Clarke; 2nd vice, Mrs. Shirley Leake; sec., Mrs. Wrn. Austin; treas., Mrs. Mel Allen; sgt. - at -arms, Mrs. Ken Underwood; standard bearer, Mrs. Doris May; pianist, Mrs. Jack Wilsot; assistant, Mrs. George Pitten- dreigh; cheer comm. , Mrs. Earl Moore; executive, Mrs. Ross Doig, Mrs. James Vittie and Mrs. Earl Underwood; aud- itors, Mrs, J. Wilson and Mrs. E, Moore. Gifts were exchanged. The secret pals for 1964 were re- vealed and new names drawn for 1965. Lunch was served by Mrs. James Vittie and Mrs. William Sothetn, assisted by the host- ess. Reception Held On Anniversary FORDWICH-A reception was held Friday night in the Ford- wich cosfmunity hall for the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr, and Mrs. liarold Wallace, A mock wedding was put on by several neighbours and dancing was also enjoyed. The couple was presented with two occasional chairs and several gifts in silver. Mrs. Walter Dernerling read the ad- dress and Lyle Foethers and Walter Demerling presented the gifts, Harold and Ena express- ed their thanks to everyone and lunch was served. White Gifts Go to Toronto WROXETER- The teachers and pupils of the Wroxeter United Church Sunday School held their annual White Gift service last Sunday. Leone Chambers was pianist and Ron- ald McMichael led the service, The Scripture was read by Kaye Wright and Carol Loutit gave the story. At the front of the Sunday School was a lovely tree and the children placed their gifts beneath it. These were sent to St. Christopher House in Tor- onto. Visl V V y V 401 THE MEMBERS OF to THE WINGHAM w toy If w KINSMEN CLUB u WISH YOU AND YOURS A le Wto w nF w Merry Christmas g v w AND PROSPEROUS w New Year ?1tmetat tetoetoetv{socutetcgtetetetctelvztevvmvtctetctctea; a: „F. May you be blessed with 'abundant happiness this Christmas season. CALLAN SHOES JOSEPHINE STREET PHONE 357-1840 • GOOD WISHES FOR A . IDEAL SUPPLY CO„ LTD. WINDHAM ONTARIO