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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1965-04-15, Page 15Taxpayers Petition Wawanosh Council A petition was presented to East Wawanosh Council by the • ratepayers of U, S. S.14 to have their properties detached from West Wawanosh School area and attached to the East Wawa - nosh area, Joe Kerr's gravel tender was accepted at 7744 per cubic yard. 4 Other tenders received were George Radford Construction Ltd. at 800 per cubic yard and. Sandy Construction Ltd. •at 840. Council will pay 25 percent of the construction of Elizabeth Street in Auburn providing the road that was closed is re -open- ed. The clerk was instructed to write to Inspector Kinkead re- questing a meeting of council and the County Council School Consultation Committee. ROAD CHEQUES C. W. Hanna, sal. $193. 61, bills paid $4,70, $198.3.1;Alan McBurney, wages $221. 98; truck and chain saw $22,00, $243.98; Jack Marks wages $143.05; Arnold Bruce, wages $10.35; Argosy Carriers Ltd., freight $2.54; Harold Congram, snow removal $42.00; Dom. Road Mack Co., repairs $19.22; Harry Williams, stove oil, $45.53, fuel $307.97, $353.50; Purdon Motors, towing $10,00; Jack Wardell, cross chains and hooks $83.43; George Radford, snow removal $1,107.00; Rec. Gen. of Canada, income tax $38.50, - GENERAL CHEQUES County of Huron, rebate re nursing home $4.90; Snell Feed and Supplies Ltd., battery $21. 22; R. H. Thompson, truck licence $2.00; The Municipal World, supplies $32.40; The • • Wingham Advance -Times $23.- 55; 23.-55; Mrs,Jean McKay, pat, at Brookhaven $122,25; John F. McCallum, livestock valuer $5,00, mileage 25¢, $5,25; Kenneth Black, sheep claim $10.00; Direct Relief $35,00; Gordon Smith fox bounty $4, 00; Maitland Valley Conservation Authority $769.46. HOLD CARD PARTY TO RAISE FUNDS WIIITECIIURCH-On Friday evening the teacher, Mrs. Gar- niss, and pupils of Currie's School held a euchre party to aid their funds for a bus trip. There were 16 tables enjoying the game. Those with high scores were Mrs. Jim Coultes of Belgrave and Mr. Harold Congram. The low scores were held by Mrs. Gordon McBurney and Mr. How- ard Walker. Those winning prizes for having a birthday nearest the date of the party were Donald Pattison and Joan Currie. Lunch was served by the teacher and pupils. MRS. HAGGITT, 80th BIRTHDAY WHITECHURCH-On Sunday Mrs. Maud Haggitt celebrated her 80th birthday at the home of her brother, Mr. Victor Em- erson and Mrs. Emerson. Present for the occasion were her sister, Miss Lila Em- erson, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tif- fin, Mr. and Mrs. Charles T i f - fin and Mr.and Mrs. Russell Ritchie. Mrs. Haggitt received several gifts. BANTAM BOWLERS also received trophies on Saturday morning following a good season of play. Standing are the playoff champions: Jeanette Riley, Joanne Camer- on, Margaret McLaughlin, Brian Deyell, Steven Cruickshank, Doug Thompson; front, season champions: Barry Gardner, Tom McLaughlin, Bryan Shropshall, Helen Holloway, Kim Mellor. Whitechurch News Items Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Wellwood of Caledon visited recently with Mrs. Cassie Falconer and with Mr. and Mrs. Orville Tiffin. Mr. and Mrs. Don Campbell, Bradley, Scott, Robert and Brent of Belgrave, Mrs. Robert Gal- braith and Mrs. Gordon Elliott of Wingham were Sunday visit- ors with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Elliott. Mr. and Mrs. John Jamieson, Barry and Brian, visited Sunday with Mr.and Mrs.George Turn- bull of Jamestown. Calvin -Brick U.C.W. will hold its Thankoffering meeting Sunday evening in the church, when the congregation and Messengers are invited to at- tend and hear the message and see the pictures shown by the guest speaker, Mrs. Arthur Mac- Donald of Teeswater, whose subject will be "Trinidad". Mr. and Mrs. George Fisher, A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE Now at your Pontiac -Buick -Beaumont -Acadian -Vauxhall dealer's Success Car Sales Celebration This is the chance you've been waiting for! There's never been a better time to buy! Here's your dealer's way of saying, "Thank you." You'll be enthusiastic about the deals at your Pontiac - Buick dealer's. It's his way of showing appreciation for the sales popularity of all his 1965 models.The terrific deals he's giving will have you cele- brating along with him. Exciting selection of makes and models! Among your Pontiac -Buick dealer's great line-up for 1965 there's a model for every taste from the economical Vauxhall Viva to the classical- ly beautiful Buick Riviera. Nearly 100 different cars from which to choose. Extra generous trade-in allowances! Because your Pontiac -Buick dealer is anxious to keep up .his stocks of good, clean, late model used cars, he will offer you agenerous trade-in allow- ance on your present car. So, for a really outstanding trade, visit his showroom right away ! Savingest used car buys in town! With new car sales reaching record levels, sales of used cars have followed right along. Because of this, your Pontiac -Buick dealer can offer you the kind of used car values you'll find very, very hard to turn down! If it's value you're after, don't miss this great sales event at your Pontiac -Buick -Beaumont -Acadian -Vauxhall dealer's! Be sure to watch'"Telescope" and "The Rogues" now showing on television. Check local listings for time and channel, rx-easE Authorized Pontiac -Buick - Beaumont - Acadian - Vauxhall Dealer in Teeswater: CLINTON STREET MCPHERSON'S GARAGE TEESWATER, ONTARIO Doris and Sandra visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Toby Jantzi and family of Milverton. Misses Karen, Lisa and Ken- ton Scholtz of Goderich spent the week -end with their grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Scholtz. We are happy to report that Mrs.James Laidlaw has regain- ed her health so much that Mrs. Tom Magoffin, who had been assisting her, was able to return to her own home on Wed- nesday. The many relatives in this area of Mrs.Jack Carruthers of Ripley, who is a patient in Wingham & District Hospital, wish her a speedy recovery. Calvin -Brick U.C. W. held a very successful bake sale in Wingham in the Oddfellow's rooms on Saturday. Mrs.George Webster and John left from Mallon Airport for their home in Halifax on Tuesday after a five weeks' visit with relatives here. Mr. Donald Watt, student preacher at Knox College, re- turned to Toronto with Mr. Mur- ray Gaunt. Mr. Barry Tiffin of Waterloo visited Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Tiffin and Mr. Paul Geiger, who spent the week -end with Mr.and Mrs. Carl McClenaghan, returned home with him. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Tiffin and Orville Tiffin spent Saturday in Goderich and visited with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Butler and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Jamieson. Calvin -Brick is holding a crokinole party for the Sunday School at Currie's School on Monday evening. Master Bradley Smith of Toronto is visiting with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Russel Chapman. Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday, Apr. 15, 1965 -Page 1 Whitechurch News A number of Calvin -Brick U. C, W, tnertlhers attended the Belgrave ti,c, W. Thankoffer- ing meeting held Sunday even- ing. Some ven-tngSome of the Wingham High School bus drivers reported on Monday morning that roads were blocked due to theheavy rains of Sunday evening along with melting snow which caus- ed flood conditions. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh MacMil- lan, Paul, Brian and David of Sarnia visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Tiffin and Mrs. Myrtle Dawson. Mr. and Mrs. David Hender- son, Sherry and Lois and Mr. Ed Voisin, all of Listowel, visit- ed Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Tiffin and Mrs. Dawson. On Monday Mr. George Walk- er alker commenced his duties as warble fly inspector for East Wawanosh. Mr.and Mrs. Ivan Laidlaw and Janet and Mr. Herb Laidlaw were Saturday evening guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Moore. They celebrated Blaine's fifth birthday. The Y.P. S. held a record hop in Whitechurch Commun- ity Memorial Hall on Saturday evening. Mr. George Watson of Belgrave supplied the music with his record player and a large crowd was in attendance. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Laidlaw, Janet and Mr. Herb Laidlaw were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs.Jack Kerr of Bluevale. Mr. and Mrs. George Pocock of Lambeth visited Mr. Charles Leaver and other relatives in the district. Mrs. Gordon Rintoul and Gail visited Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Robert Purdon of Belgrave. Mr. George McGee and Mr. Gilbert Beecroft visited Tuesday New Members At Calvin -Brick WHITECHURCH-Commun- ion service was held at Calvin - Brick Church on Sunday. A duet, "Alone", was sung by Jim Robertson and Ronald Mc- Burney. Those joining the church by profession of faith were Barbara Pattison, Margaret Pattison, Wanda Mason, Brenda Coultes, Joyce Coultes, Linda McGee and Mrs. Murray Coultes. Lower Water Level at Dam WHITECHURCH-Albert Coultes and Ernest Beecroft made a trip Sunday evening, after the heavy rain, to lower the water level at the dam on Silver Creek on the river side - road property of Carman Den- ton of Woodstock. Planks were pulled spillways from the s illwa s in order to save the fish which were going over the dam be- cause of the high water. with Mr, Roy McGee who is still a patient in Kitchener -Water- loo Ilospital, Little Miss Karen Gaunt, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Mar- ley Gaunt was this week dis- charged from War Memorial Children's hospital, Little Miss Debbie Coultes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Jack Coultes of Dresden underwent surgery on Monday in Wingham & District Hospital. Mr, and Mrs. Albert Coultes and Mr. and Mrs, Mervyn Pipe of 13russels are grandparents, The commu- nity wishes her a very speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Caslick visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Russel Ross and family. Mr. Stewart Scott of Lang - side and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Conley of Wingham were Sun- day visitors with Mr.and Mrs. Wallace Conn, Mr. and Mrs. Willace Agar of Wingham were Friday even- ing visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Coultes. Sunday evening visitors with Mr.and Mrs. Johnston Conn were Mr, and Mrs. Wallace Conn and family, Mr. Stewart Scott of Langside, and Mr.and Mrs. Doug Conley of Wingham. Miss Marilyn Cameron of Kitchener visited on Sunday with her aunt, Mrs. D. MacDon- ald. Mr. H. D. MacDonald, who is employed with Warren Pav- ing Company of Toronto, spent the week -end at his home here. Mr. Jim Ross of Wallaceburg spent the week -end at his home here. Visitors on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gershom Johnston were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wood and Sylvia of Seaforth, Mr. Dwight Smith, Mr. Doug Hann and Misses Brenda Belling and Denise Catnier, all of Kitchen- er. Mr. George Grigg has gone to Mr. Noble Greenaway's to assist with the farm work. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moss, Susan and Janie of Plattsville, accompanied by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben McClenaghan who were retuming home, visited with Mr.and Mrs. Carl McClenaghan. The new owner of Mr. Allan Pattison's farm has been mak- ing extensive alterations to the farm home during the past three weeks. Mr. Carl Weber, Anne, Mar- lene and Clair visited with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chambers of Harriston on Saturday and en- joyed the afternoon in the su- gar bush. Chalmers Presbyterian Church will hold its Thankoff- ering meeting in the church. The leaders are Mrs. Russel Ross and Miss Lila Emerson. The group to assist is Mrs. Donald Watt and Miss A. Laidlaw. The guest speaker will be Miss of Ashfield. SadieJohnstoneld � Richa Mr d r Coffin of Kitch- ener spent ent the week -end with his mother, Mrs. Emma Coffin and John. JUNIOR CHAMPIONS received prizes for both their season's efforts and playoffs on Saturday. Standing are the season's cham- pions: Susan Foxton, Larry Gordon, Greg Carter, Patti King; front, playoff cham- pions: Paul Gardner, Jennifer Henderson, Brian Cronkwright, John Phillips.