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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1958-03-12, Page 10The .first Prime Minister of ••Cateeda, Sir 4follni A, Magi. donahl, 'WS hation from 'East to West hot!) politically ,0141 COLI1911404,0Y, His Noio-kud 0000,, 1.11e foundation. of Prosperity crud growth Of Canada. Ali. GeVernmeete ,,,sinee then have followed his lead, but pew we are long everlittee:rat the task of ileyeimplog Can- oda to TO, This 'newer that instead Vf an East and, West outlook, we most ' all turn our attention NOrtit-,i ward. BELGRAVE Mr, and Mrs, James R. Coultes, Marie and Audrey visited on Sul:1- day with Mr, and Mrs, Bruce Keyes and family of Varna. Mrs, Alice Johnston and Miss Iris Johnston* of London spent the week-end at the home of Mr; and: Mrs. Richard Procter; Rev. B. deVries is holding Lenten services' every ,Wednesday evening et the home of some. member of the congregation. Last week it was at the home of'1VIr., and Mrs. Cooper Nethery. Mrs., Cora IVIeGill, Miss Annie Baker, Mr. Howard Wilkinson, Charlie,' and. Clayton were all in 'London Iasi• week and visited with. Mr. and 1Yfrs, John Stewart, CGlirir-4-101,dS1Vieell114 ' BELGRAVE,--The regUlar meet- liftinf the Canadian in Train-' gig was held on- Frirlay-'evening)u 'Alt church, opening wit the Ptir- pose, followed by Luke 2, q2 in unison and the , C,G.I.T. hymn. The roll call ..was answered by 're- Peating the purpose, :and, the roll call -next week will be ,Luke 2., 52. The minutes and treasurer's, re- port were read and the - offering received, The next Meeting will be held -on March '21. The Inissiorp study was completed. The worship service was led by' Rlith Miehie and Trudy de Yong opened with a hymn. The story, "March the Girls Have . Their Dell Pestival", Wad ,read ,bY • 'The Scripture lesson , from Mat- thew- 17, 1-9 and pryer wellegiven "by 'Tardy. Yong'' 'Patsy Logan Was in• charge of the second chap- ter of :the Bible study The meet- , lug closed with' Tacobi. ness. tTbe3r tare two daughters, Thiby,,of"Listowel and (Vera) Mrs. SteWart Musgrove of Wroxeter and two grandchildren, Robert and Faye •Musgrove. • While on the farm they were members of the Kurtzville Evan- gelical Church 'and now of the Fordwich United Church. Priends Present Mr, and Mrs. Dursi FORDW large crowd gathered hi the Vordwich Com- munity hall on Saturday night it honor of Mr. andiMr,s, Ross Durst (nee Shirley Ashton) newlyweds. Miss Marlene Sehnson read the address and the young\ cottple was Presented with• a set of table lamps and Magazine rack. They both thanked everyotib and dancing was enjoyed to music by the Junior Pariner orchestra.• for those who served for ykm, 0 Day in, day out, throughout the year the Red Cross helps let our hospi- talized Veterans know that they are not forgotten. In hospitals, all across the comitrythese men and women look to the Red Cross for aid and comfort. They enjoy the handicraft instruction and the movies provided by the Red Cross. They appreciate the warm- hearted friendliness of the Red Cress' Hospital Visitor and the comfort of Red Cross Lodges. This is just one more of the many services you support when you give to the lied Cross—so lease give IA= an open heart. Support the You Serve $y Giving teaches the roughest toads new riding manners, 4 No doubt about iti This big, 'bold and beautiful new ,I)odge ,nOtS outstaiidirigu iri atvcanillgixit'MOra • for your So why iiot drop • 'P he AVingliern Adlottice-Tintext. We:0400,V, MAT, / A A 1 St Pr/ NO :WOMEN GROUPS MRS. E. JOHNSTON 'COUNCILS .1,111 ASK 'nig I ,Cc For Belgrave Rupert You Seive ,,Ely-.9ivisig, Weekly Euchre fOR.RFOISTRIBUTION BELGAV —Prices Were higher MET WEDNFSDAY PRESJOE AT OUIJA BBLGRAVE,---Tite re were ten • tables of euchre at the weekly party held: .eri 'Wednesday :evening in the •eernrininity• eentre. High priZeS were won by George John.. stop and George Grigg. Consolation M. McCallum • - Novelty prize winners. Arne Waist and Carl Preeter. year at the - arintial- OF ROAD MONEY ''144 - hull • • sale, SPOrtaered by the " Ontario! — • . Beef Catt)e. TnaprOverrient :Associa-. Hello - FAs! ji • 0 feW 11,(9 , 01s- one )0110 Diefelhafer's Nation-al Dc.yeltipi.. BELGRAVIi Tre regular meet- ing of the Woman's. Missionary, Society and the Wentrin'a Associa- held J11 the elnireli on Wetineaday lion of KM)); I,Tulted Church was afterneen: Mrs. Waiter Seat, ineTtbien Mtlic'evrtleswjaharP4hSalllirOnC•Cyccittl :grQ.:cve:C.R.:tgiWeori,410011iti5inP00:30i131;(11:f4e1s. 3 with all, the :members prom:int, Ceti, held in Terento lest Week, I The hull Went to artificial Of VebriarY 64( Were read and — , w"e CarQ1 Mre. George Martin gave the using the Mortgage liatylog, year IWO,. YOU 11 0 /OW aheut Our sPeelr0 .01qUitar, a[Nslia4orm FRANK C. HOPPER -- o Reprentative— Canada, Life WINGHAM, ONT. president, was in 'charge of the The IniqUtes of the last regular ' Prize went to Miss W.MS. meeting and opened it with meeting and the ZPecial Meeting insemination '}unit of the WaterIQQ ancl, Qeorge jarclaai, a bran and Prayer ,followed by a attic BreethirS' Assoeiatiert. poem, "Row to Keep a True Lent". 'adoPted'on motion Of Stewart Preee BID-WRAYEe---The regttlar MOO- log of the Ladies' Guild of Trinity Anglican giwrch was held on. Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Cooper Net cry with the president, Mrs, Clark 40host4n,h charge, She opened the Meeting With a hYmn, prayer and the Lord's prayer in unison. The Scripture lesson front Mate thew 15 was read by Mrs, Law., rence Vermeil, Minutes of the last meeting were read by Mrs. Rich, ard procter and the treasurer's report by Mrs, Copper Nethery, iBtt•iteill of ays t\i'vmenrew; errwenieemig draed 07411 et Miss Velma Lowry and the Walsh fal bakeiliYl sale will be held at the next meeting, The roll pail was answered with ideas for' a St, Pat- ri'elc's tea, Mrs. William Bridges read en article on Lent. The Meet- ing, closed with prayer. 'Grade was sting and lunch wasi served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. William l3rydges. e ment PoNg $20,00; Ross Duncan, Good Roads ognvostion i$25i90: Bert gereiss, Livestock Valuators fees, $1.75; Chas. Campbell, bens killed, $12,65; Nelson Higgins, stamps and Rural Municipalities ,Conventien $43;90,; Relief account, $15.00; Walton Hall Board, grant, $75.00,, • Bailie Parrett, Reeve Geo, C. Martin, Clerk Opening Soon mded JEWELLERY and. Watch Repair FORMER CKNX BUILDING WINGHAM In future years it may well ho said that ander • Present FUME MINISTER W1`. HON, JOHN DIEPTINBAIWIt SET THIS NATION ON A PATI1 AS SXONITIONT TO OUR FUTURE WEALTII AND NATIONAL SOVIDREIGNTY AS DID SIR JOHN A. MACDONALD 90 YEARS A00. 1111111111111111111.1111101111111111 WATCH FOR ANNOUNCEMENT :04msp,111111so.sse.does,014n 11.0.11111Moslite l tailik......, ter and Walter Shortreed. Moved "by Stewart Procter, see, ended by Ross Duncan that we re-, quest the Department of Highways approve transfers of allotments.on' 1957 road appropriation .by-law as fellows: $3000,00 from new mach- inery to Maintenance Bonds; $1000 from maintenance Bridges to Main- tepance Roads; $2150 from Con- struction. Bridges' to ,Construction Roads. MoVed by Gordon Wilkinson, sec ended by ROSS Duncan that the tender of 'George Radford to sup- ply, crush and deliver approxi, poately 12,00e cubic yards of gravel at 72 cents per yard he 'accepted subject to the' approval of the dis, trict municipal engineer; Moved• by Rose Duncan, second- ed by Stewart .Procter that the' applications of Clarence White as truck driver, Gordon Nicholson ,as helper and Melville, Bradborn Warble fly inspector be ,apeepted. Moved by Stewart Procter,"see- ended by Ross Duncan that the' tender Of Howard 8ralth to supply, 800 lbs. of warble fiY powder at 443e cents per lb. be ,accepted. Moved by Walter Shortreed, seconded' by. gOrdoniWilkiestin that the road accounts as presented by' the road superintendent be Paid,' 4 , Moved by Walter She-I-treed, Sec• - ended by' Gordon Wiiitiriarth ' that we give •a grant of, $75.00 to the Walton Hail Board, Moved by. Ross Duncan, secended by Walter'Shortreed that the meeting adjourn to meet again on April 7, 1958 •at 1 p:m. The foilewing- accounts were paid: George Martin, hydro for hall and shed,. $9.31; Ross Anderson, Belgrave Street lights, $18,20; G. Ronenberg, Bonds on Treasurer and Tax Collector, $49.50; Dept. of Health, Insulin, $3.84; 'Gamer Nicholson, fox bounty, $1.00; Bailie. Parrott, Good Roads Convention' Howe, Garvin R ON LARGE' $1ZC$ OF i „,...-. 0,P014144:.'. D** j304701pr.Sr rEi(EAUTY • ., ,fiRePARATION$ , 1 • j_livinwp TIME ONLY VQTE COUPLE CELEBRATE fiOLDEN WEDDING Progressive Conservative, Weillington-Moron on CKNX Radio' Wed., Mar. 1_9 — 4 TtLIEVISION1—. • Wed:, Mar. 12 — 6.15-6.20 p.m CKNX-TV - Thurs., Mar. 13 — 7.30-7.45 p.m. CK,C,0-1V Tues., Mar. 18 6.30-6.35 p.in. Cl<C0:-TV Fri., Mar. 21 — 6:15-6:20 poru. CKNX-TV' (Wellington-Huron Progressive ConSeriiative AsSoeiation),," AT Vance's iip4'Drug Store Wingharri •, Phone '18 treaIurer's report and the gift fund report INtS,13, made by Mrs, Jesse Wheeler, There were 21 home and 13 hospital.vieits record- ed. Mr.S. George Martin and Mrs, Will/3rd Armstreng' were appoint- ed delegates to the Presbyterial meeting to be held in Ontario ,Streit United Church, Clinton, on March 27. The roll call was ans- -Wered with a verse «of Scripture starting with the letter X. Mrs,, Herold Procter Was in .charge of the worship. and Bible study and opened it with a hymn, after which Mrs. L. Bolt read the Scripture lesson from Philippians 4:1-0. A talk on these Passages and prayer were given by Mrs. Procter, Mrs, J. M. Coultes was leader of the study period, "Conversations on Japan", She was assisted by Mrs. Harold Procter, Mrs, Stewart. Procter and Mrs,. re H. codites, This meeting closed with a hymn and the benediction by Mrs. Proo- ter. ,Mrs, Kenneth Wheeler,, presi- dent, was in charge eif the W. A. meeting which Opened with a hymn, The theme of this meeting was "How to Live and Work witht Other People", 'The minutes were read by Mrs. Cecil Chamnoy and; the. treasurer's; ieeport, showing a balance of $581.46, was given by Mrs. J. MY,ddriltes, A letter of thanks was read from the Brick W.M.S. I extending thanks to the WA, for the use of the church basement and the church dishes, and stating that they had donated to pitchers to be used in the church kitchen. Letters of thanks were read from Mr. and Mrs, Norman Keating' and from the March of Dirties for the con- tribution made recently, The roll call was answered, with a childhood memory at Sunday. School and church. The sunflowers' were given out 1.4 the 'holiday bell c. MI's, Ipg-. Coultes:tiand Mrs. Georg0.'i;Miehre Ike:IF..appointed to pu.0,as„e collection. .plates wrp,e1),.;•akY Angiavecl to match Lilo • other plates. Mrs, Wheerelt. is tri,otltiiiet ;title boar d of Steik'd,rsis alOO4;,:thrtiring :the chui-ehlel'Ople repaired:' The 1VII.ZPah 'benedf4on Closed this meeting: BIG, BOLD, '13 E.A_T,7111IFT,J1.1 .grid low-priced, • FORDWICE—Mr. and Mrs. Adam Zurbrigg,, •residents 'of the, village, celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at their home here on•'!"1'tiesday,,IVIarc1s 11th, when, members-,of the family were with them and all enjoyed a family din- ner. . Mr. Zurbrigg is a, son of the, late Mr,.'andmrs, Peter Zurbrigg and 'W.asiibormonthe 3IeI; concession of Howick Township-, where` he' farm ed for 28 yeari, as, well' as being: engaged in harness * making and the repairing business, When ill health 'forced: him to leave the. farm in 1986 they moved to Fordwich whereMr. „Zunbrigg .spent many heursiniaking„iteP .ladders, lawn Chairs;:, ete. The'icouple lWas married on March 11th, 1908, at the Evan- gelical parsonage, on the 6th line of- Wallace'. by the, Rev, H. H. Leibold. Mrs, Zurbrigg was the former Emma Wenzel, daughter of the late Mr, and Mrs. Leonard -Wenzel of the 3rd concession of Wallace. Her hobby is her lovely flower garden, which during the summer is, al- -Ways 'very colorful and attractive. In the winter months her windows are full of 1pvely bldoins, Mr. •and' Urs• Zurbrigg enjoy fairly goad' health and we wish them many niore • years of happi- • ete,'••••••,•:1:Ke•inc,..& • , , . , . •• • . „•. One beaming o their shining lies Mayfair 4-door sedan Fe You're looking et a nother delighted Midge atute, for :fe,."4.ture get •.•, m yourtorIey.. -0-1958 ore fir FORDWICH. in at your neaiest Do.dgo dealer's' ' today/ You'll soon discover why today's glanunirotts Dodge has °en1 all looking. twice 4 ' first at the car . thou at its low price! CHRYSLER coroRmloy, OF WWI, LIMITID The New RECORD RELEASES are AU Here Reek 'in roll, fire bop, di/attend, wei don't care wilutt you like, we .have it! )1'ltr4APON'1't Songs of the Caribbeati UCOM FLY wan mr,y,' ty.ank “Olt, ROW wISIE! The Diaumuls silt,0,43tirtT.E$ The Piainonds • tijussgs. $85tE1rTER, ',ORAN IftidgerS uSWEET Chock tiorty °001041 TO ME' ifoliiinie Mathis *OCR k 1101Z IS OKItig STAY."-4",ainty .14 sauJors VAVilintV ittoK • .ramittitUlro- ttetto zutartht V sUALITY W014KMAN5i-nc.... 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That's the Dodge exclusive that OLIAILITY 13-1JILT' la ih's hlbh'hilt Al/Sod:WM of automotive etarteetanehie The Fertheich W. X. will. bola its March meeting on Tuesday, March 18th at the Home of Mrs, Russel Nichol; Roll call, "Why Mothers Get 'Grey", and the matt, "Today is the to-iniorroVe yeti worried about. and all is Weir% Miss Ruby t urbfige tjE Listowel, pent a few- days. last week With ter parents, Mr, arid Mts, Adam nrbrigg, Mr, arid Mrs. gess Nuhti and amity Of flowangton, viStted on Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hutehiatin, • Mr. EOM Mrs. *they. Dareey, tarry arid Ocrald visited In Tor. onto with' Mr. and Mrs, Jacls Welsh triw the Week,eird,. Ur, and Mts. Richard 8liertc, of Vi.1"Ititlgor spent tattirday with Mt and Mrs, Alteliesufi Watieed and Mrs: lean Witticy. , • ". ALWAYS A 43700 AHEAD' IN CARS CS f THE Lot* L.P.'s; Wooed roes Ittororda. and • . SupPlits Cti,,Ilectiong being matte March 101h to 14th ttointhers of Canidian Legion Branch 186 PHONE -110 WA" fig 111.1011SE blACION.441ROA,O, WitN011A,Sit • WINGHAM oil tuft, ARO Ourmtba.,• • yillYmokwoolos pijstiot,..0Howits OK, StAkts toiserstf ON 11/..-estex roue t.64 ,10iiittoltsSitsir LisfINO 4 '0 1 1 ,•1 ' '* A.- • :1":10 4 I , • s s • s o „.71.