The Wingham Advance-Times, 1965-04-08, Page 74
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April 12, at 8:30, Good prizes,
Everybody welcome, 8*
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HARRISTON - ONTARIO
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Chartered Accountants
Trustee in Bankruptcy
Licensed Municipal Auditor
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Cor. Josephine & John Sts.
WINGHAM, Dial 357-1561
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District High School. Rhythm
band, gymnastics, choirs, en-
sembles, folk dances, singing
games, choral speaking, Silver
collection at the door. 1-8b
DESSERT LUNCHEON
The ladies of the community
are invited to attend a dessert
luncheon and demonstration of
craft articles at Wingham
United Church on Thursday,
April 22, at 2 p.m, 8b
AT HOME TO FRIENDS
Mr, ,and Mrs, Gershom John-
ston will be at home to their
friends and neighbors on Wed-
nesday, April 21, from 2 to 5
and 7 to 9, it being the occasion
of their 50th wedding anniver-
sary. No gifts please. 8b
BINGO
Branch 180 Royal Canadian
Legion will run Bingo every
Wednesday in Wingham Town
Hall, 12 games at $10,00; 4
share the wealth, and a $50,00
jackpot that must go. Adm.
$1.00; extra cards 25c, 3 for 50c,
7 for $1,00, Game starts 8:30,
doors open 7:30. 25rrb
RECEPTION
There will be a social evening
in the St Helen's Community
Hall on Friday, April 9, in hon-
or of Mr. and Mrs, Chester
Taylor who are leaving the
community, Tiffin's orchestra
will play for the dance and
ladies please bring lunch, Ev-
eryone is welcome. 8*
ENGAGEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Martin
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Marlene Grace,
to Mr, Robert George Struth-
ers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gord-
on • Struthers, of R, R. 1, Luck -
now. The marriage will take
place in Whitechurch United
Church on Saturday, May 8th.
at 2:30 o'clock. 8*
COME SPEND
"April in Paris" dancing in
Corrie Hall, April 15, by the
Howick Legion ladies. 8*
GODERICH LIONS BINGO
Wednesday, ,April 14th, at
8:30 p.m., at Harbourlite Inn.
17 regular games at $10; one
share the wealth jackpot; one
$50 jackpot; plus new excel-
erating jackpot up to $250.00.
Admission $1,00. rrb
BUSINESS & PROFESSION-
AL WOMEN'S CLUB
Are sponsoring the Earle
Terry Singers in an evening
of music on Tuesday, April 27,
at 8:30 p.m., in the Wingham
District High School ,auditor-
ium. Keep this date open for
an enjoyable evening of choral
music. 1-18-15b
TROUSSEAU TEA
Mrs. William Peacock, Blue -
vale, is holding a trousseau tea
on April 10, afternoon and
evening, at her home in honor
of her daughter Anne's forth-
coming marriage. Anyone wish-
ing to come will be made very
welcome. 8*
ENGAGEMENT
Dr. and Mrs. V. I. McIntosh,
of St. Mary's, announce the
engagement of their niece,
Betty Jean Feick, of Wingham,
to Mr, Harvey Ralph Shaw,
son of Mr, and Mrs. Alex Shaw,
of Bluevale, The marriage will
take place April f7th In Knox
Presbyterian Church, Bluevale,
at 2:30 o'clock, 8*
THE WOMEN'S INSTITUTE
Will hold their annual meet-
ing Thursday, April 15, at 2:30
p.m, Members of the executive
will convene the program. Roll
call, payment of fees. Guest
speaker: Mrs. Donald Riehl,
Goderich, District President,
who will instal the officers. An-
nual reports will be given and
there will be an auction sale of
baking, bulbs and slips Host-
esses, Mrs, John L. Currie, Mrs,
L. Fortune, Mrs, A. Crawford.
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SILVER MEDALISTS L. Goodwin and W. Pocock, bf the
Galt Figure Skating Club, dazzled the capacity crowd at
the ice show with their display of skating, headlined
"Dance Time."
Herbert W. Burchill
Dies of Injuries In January Fall
Herbert Wellington Burchill
of RR 1 Clifford, 46, died last
Wednesday as the result of head
injuries suffered in a fall nine
and a half weeks earlier.
Mr. Burchill, a farmer, fell
to the ground from a straw mow
while working in his barn. I -Ie
was taken to a London hospital
and was transferred to Bruce
County Hospital, Walkerton,
the day before his death. He
never regained consciousness.
He was born in Culross Town-
ship, a son of William Burchill
and the late Mrs. Burchill. He
attended school in Culross. Dur-
ing World War II Mr. Burchill
was in the Canadian Army for
five years and served overseas.
On May 15, 1948 he mar-
ried Margaret Nickel of Car-
rick Township. They were mar-
ried at Bluevale Presbyterian
manse.
He was a member of Bel -
more Presbyterian Church.
Teachers Hear
Winning Speaker
Twenty-nine teachers at-
tended the April meeting of the
Wingham Unit of the F.W. T.
A.O. held Monday evening, at
Wingham Public School.
Mrs. J. Wilson introduced
Miss Vicki Rosenhagen, a grade
seven pupil who presented the
speech that she also gave at
Breslau on Tuesday night. Mrs.
E. Conley thanked the speaker.
Miss S. Brown presented de-
tails concerning the bus trip to
Toronto on Saturday to see "My
Fair Lady."
A discussion on the pros and
cons of report cards was pre-
sented by Mrs. D. Pennington
and Mrs. J. Wilson.
Mrs. R. Fisher won the prize
for a contest conducted by Mrs
M. Moffatt.
Following the meeting lunch
was served by Mrs. M. Under-
wood, Mrs. B. Radford and Mrs.
E. Conley,
BIRTHS
HUNT --In, Kitchener -Waterloo
Hospital, on Friday, March
26, 1965, to Mr. and Mrs. Gus
Hunt (Pat Taylor), a son,
Daniel Lawrence, first grand-
son for Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Taylor, Bluevale.
MARKS --- In Wingham and
District Hospital, on Wednes-
day, March 31, 1965, to Mr,
and Mrs, James Marks,
Wingham, a daughter,
SINNAMON---In Wingham and
District Hospital, on Tuesday,
April 6, 1965, to Mr, and Mrs.
John Sinnamon, Wroxeter, a
daughter,
Surviving besides his wife
and father are six children, all
at home, Gary 15, Clare 13,
Roger 10, Sharon 12, Marlene
11 and Wanda 9 years.
He is also survived by three
sisters, Mrs. James (Mary) Mc-
Gladrey of Fergus, Mrs. Earl
(Margaret) Weltz of Walkerton,
Mrs. Robert (Lois) Kerr of Oril-
lia and two brothers, Roy of
Goderich and Bob of Wingham.
The funeral was on Friday at
the R. A , Currie & Sons funeral
home with interment in McIn-
tosh Cemetery. Rev. T. A. Ken-
nedy officiated.
The pallbearers were Jack
Ferguson, Robert Ferguson, Har-
ry Metcalf, Tom Inglis, Edwin
Yoder, and Alvin Mundell.
Funeral Held for
Former Belmore
Phone Operator
Mrs.Jack Reid, who resided
at Belmore for several years,
died in Hamilton on Wednesday
of last week, where she had
been confined to hospital for
the past two and a half months.
Mrs. Reid was the former
Mary Edna (Mamie) McNeil,
and was born at Walton 55 year:
ago. She was the daughter of
the late Mr. and Mrs. Neil Mc-
Neil. The family moved to
Belmore, where the deceased
received her education and
later worked as telephone op-
erator in that village for the
South Bruce Company.
She was married to Mr. Reid
on April 23rd, 1930, at Kitch-
ener and they had lived latter-
ly at RR 2, Campbellville, Ont.
Surviving, besides her hus-
band are two sons, Reginald,
of Brampton and Raymond at
home; and three daughters,
Mrs.Sylvia Burt of Campbell-
ville, Mrs. Edith Davis of
Streetsville and Donna of
Brampton. A daughter, Elva,
predeceased her mother. Also
surviving are two brothers,
Cecil McNeil of Streetsville
and James McNeil of Brussels.
There are four grandchildren.
Service was held at the R.
A.Currie & Sons funeral home
in Wingham on Friday at 1:30
with Rev. A. M. Johnston of
Brussels in charge and inter-
ment was made in Wingham
Cemetery, The pallbearers
were Donald, Melvin and James
McNeil Jr., Verne Reid, Lloyd
Taylor and Earl McKechnie.
The floral tributes were borne
by Lorne Frost, Peter Newans
and John Newans,
Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday, Apr. 8, 1805 -Page 'I
Check Points
For Car Owners
A complete car check-up by
a reliable mechanic or techni-
cian will cover almost 40
points of a vehicle, but there
are ten places the owner can
cheek by himself, according to
the vehicle safety committee
of the Canadian llighway Safety
Council. Sponsoring its annual
spring car -check campaign,
which runs through April and
May, the Council advised own-
ers to check these positions
regularly:
Rear-view mirrors; for con-
dition, mounting and cleanli-
ness,
Horn: for satisfactory opera-
tion.
Windshield wipers: for con-
dition of blades, operation of
motor and condition of wind-
shield washer, -
Glass: condition and opera-
tion of windows, and cleanli-
ness.
Lights: front and rear lights
for operation, and aiming of
headlights.
Direction signals: for opera-
tion.
Tires: tread wear, pressure,
cracks.
Steering: play in steering
gear, front tires for misalign-
ment.
Brakes: master cylinder
fluid level, hydraulic system
for fluid leaks, foot and hand
brakes for reserve and stopping
ability.
Exhaust system: manifold
pipes and mufflers for tightness
and leaks.
Some of these items, the
Council said, can be checked
by a simple and regular walk
around the car.
Water Signers
Hold Meeting
WHITECIIURCII-The White-
church Water Signers held their
meeting Monday evening at
the home of the president, Vic
Emerson, who welcomed the
eight attenders. It was decided
to put another coat of masonry
paint on the pump house, to
treat the ground around the
pump house for weeds and to
buy fill for the surrounding area
and sow grass seed.
A new lessee is to pay full
cost of connecting the main
line and water line to residence
concerned, plus charge of 8371.-
00
371,0(1 cash or ten years' instal-
ments of $50,46, The minutes
were read by the secretary, Mrs.
Emerson, and treasurer's report
by I?lwood Groskorth with a
balance of $177,14.
Officers elected were, presi-
dent, Victor Emerson; secretary,
Mrs. Emerson; treasurer, El-
wood Groskorth; directors,Bruce
Thompson, Ezra Scholtz, Al-
bert Coultes, Fred Tiffin, Bill
Evans; maintenance men, Tom
Morrison and Albert Coultes.
The next meeting will be
held the end of October at the
home of Mrs. Annie McQuillan.
DEDICATE
GIDEON
BIBLES
AS A
CONTINUING MEMORIAL
May be donated through your
local funeral director
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