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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1958-10-15, Page 1"Taa'aa".".'11' arlarX., 7 7.Faaft With which is amalgamated the Gorrie Videlte aid Wroxeter Newo A• VinChtl•PritrAllf, ONTARa,l), 'WEDNESDAY, QO QBEj 5Z958 ALONG THE MAIN .DRAG . By Th6 rpdesirlan IT •Ri. itivcED— perhaps some of you, were a little skeptical Whea We related, earlier this seas en that Dr, W. A, Mc- Iciehon *id, a petunia plant trona Meta a tomato stem had sprouted... ,OU,want to see tile, evidence,• rot, into the A-1, 'office, where We beVegood-sized tolnato picked recently from the •offshoot vine, When the 'Plantwas hprooted •Wis found that the tomato,. plant • wap,cactually a' part of the petunia, staik' • ' " • . 0:- 0 - 0 , USIDiD FOR•SPACE-a • - , A few words .of consolation for • those whowere expecting pletares in tato 'faille 'et Ifie imaper, Some photos liaya bee held over, due to, 'unusually heavy • ,acivei.tistoge this ,Week.. We love these Piefatrel:too,,, et but ifeyeu think'we are Mere eOntS: erne about th&•, dollar value �f the adyertislag-eyettare altsbibterr tigat. However, watch for them ••.tietct week.. •atlKi DQINGLs•AT viz p,D.-, * . Wqrkinen., are having a field day :at the pest 'office. a•A new (mat of =•,•gteeit, paint is, tieingapplied to the wood work, and that requires' Considerable nerve particularly up 'around the tower. In addition, the: dkiv.e, War around thearear of ,tha building; is being widened;,`.66per-, mit tneeeneee , trucks "•e freedome to, drive in one side Sind out ; the other. The operation % inclticlea, the removal Of the old conerete tetatn.., ig.Wala'and, the ereetirria6faa new her one.. a ' . • • - - • ''.,=, 0`,- 0 a 0 Rzwtrirrnbid 'aitASII. .''tailr a tiympathyato •• Norman = Wel- WO04, Who =entered hi, .tore Saturr dtterdnornteg.last, week, to f in d. that = 6,- shelf had pulled, sitatay from, thp wait ; ,ancisi his: epinplete, display of dishes; .andigtaasarate awes., in *ten •••mlhiO4-aiteces on the floor. • i . 0 - 0 - 0 . ;1"taltat t• arifa', 16011111V • r ' . -.' ''' ' .d. ,•s-,.. ' . '.If .:711,4„, **VC '!. WelitturPoselYijeft= a - ' ‘• vied„dilleaatita of 'the" paper: atria OP: , putted' mere tiaanatfiree• weeks ,to •eared,,etheedetttilsievere' received only tie ewe4leeeNrnegetiter• to: be as co- Oe tii;d: ‘'.ii e eStnitilble,Anit • simply e al,APtidariktaihlahniatiota, sit "'out.= .0404-a(Fir 3Pli'litty.e'iteiria• far Pub' tielfthia. ,please oi ,bieni: 'fa..:,tio, .r.:41:iiistbervms -iitve. We likete.tionw.":!3 i.a, ,--.;i1 ,, •''.'"P"' ,47:110-.5e '0 e e„.,„,,,,,,:•.. i, R `,, ...., ,.....• aa.,. ., .4pAD AccIDENk= Twoacars. came to 'grief the Airher of Vittoria, and Josephine Streets, ,at poen otr,aWedate•aciat. Az•Vehiele driven by Mrs;,W.aliedg- kilisan-aares",prOceeditig,"iforW on the Meek thorOngnfare, when, Et.., ear •eleiVen-lbyLloyd Mcdattray , of Lucknow thieved wast•.'out." of the top itaeet and struck •the local car. a There was considerable dam- age to biath vehiclesabaffortunate- la no One Was bur. ; ; • , ; e.„,; • Course Is Held - 1FiiviLocalteaders ;At locaf laliders'•eolirae, "Saw to 00'6:N1e:tit 'and 1akc''Setiae"' WAS, held atatif, to*It, IMF 011 Thtirsdaya Of Iojt Week, Vlie"lienoad'iold day will 'bald bit MondaY,'Oc- , tober. 241i; ,dcaiase, le hetet-wed by .the; boine• 'eeteitOndet for the eotinty " and "district .Women'a, 'In-' etitutes' nenentensbere to take the, ectursa • When cjasses are opened locally they will be available , for anyone who wishes to attend. • Mrs. N. L. McLaughlin Will be the leader for. the Winghatia W.I. puCiliRE AND TANGO toi3 Women's Institute will spon- sor a progressive euchre in Wrox- eter Comintailty Hall October 16th fa80 pan. Good plates. Admission 25atidies please briag hatch. Ey- ' era y welecane, P41,5b, 11 KINETTE FALL TEA • • Winechain Kinette Fall Tea and Bake Sale will be held tit•the coun- cli charnbere on, Wednesday, Oct, gelid. • Tee served from a to 5.‘ Draw on the Seirloota Bedspread: .• ,• ' •F0:22k, DANaE AT 'Golittria Noce sponsored by the /IOW, Parrriets at aorrle Com. tV Hall, Friday, October 17th, $118. Reeve's Orchestra. Door nine - ng. Everyone welcome, , CeCIOEn MEET •. :rhis enrolled eliiidee of the Wing - Nati atuht-are aaked to gather for • hit firet Meeting Of the season in :Ctirrnell• Chaniber on MOttriala bat. 20tit at t p.ni . 016* 4.11111STMAS Ittit• 1 The Aid' nt St. ,Arideentla treabYtOrfan, Church tife ',holding theft Chrletilike•tea on Saturday, beeethhee eth at 3*p.nt, in the Sun- day nelMoli, ROOM. Watch for goithkpAttletilars at a; later date. c RUmmage Sale Is Set • Fi`g Saturday Oct, 18 The rainnlage Sale Is here agailli The date is Haturday, October 18th: taetlaa.ce ia the Wingharn Armour., lest. the time is two o'clock; the spOasor la the Ladies Atixiliary to 14711411am General Hospital. Every" one is asked to co-operate, so look thrtiugh your cupboards and attics and basements, arid bring •out everything yeti de not need, The Auxillery motto is, "Anything you caenot ume, we 'can 5°11"; furniture, • clothing, hats, shoes, novelties, etc, It is urged that all donations be at the lArmouries on Friday, Otto- ber 17th, so that they can be sorted • ,and Marked. If yOu wish your nareel called for, plione Miss Mar- gi(arite johns, 280 or yrs. I. H. IVItKay, 118, Ali proceeds are Wed by tile auxiliary to per6haee sun- ' plies for the hospital, HOUSE-e•Nitte linndecd Peolile"'were all .,seate time,in the Belgrave arena on Wen= , , nesdaY evening, when the arena; hoard. ,St1(inSOred:liti:annual ;turkey suPPer.. The event is one of the higli- lighti of late fair ticason i11 this iirea•--AilvAireaTiaries."'phote.: 4' •• .:-.C.onkey.. to Soils.Committee,: "COST Of FOLLIES" THEME OF SPEAKER AT LIONS CLUB ' Ralph W. Harris of the All Ca- nacia•Insitrance Federation was the .guaaa speaker , at the Lions Club meeting held at Hotel Brunswick ora,;.Friclay ,evening. The ameeting was 'chaired by President William'. Conon, • music was in charge of ,r-lietle Harold Victor Pym and Har- ry= McArthur and Lion "Tom" Cur - ale -leaked, •after athea awiating „ of -teals and the subsequent collection of firma' from all and sundry. guest at the meeting Was Francis Mihsof town. • • Mr. Harris, who was introduced: toi tbe!etub- by Lima Michael Mca 'Phan eaki,allaeawho buy4nSitiarice are paying 'a, tremendous price for our own follies." He pointeg oat.' that last year 'fire,, macaw:Dille and casualty ina swatted companies paid out more than $425 , million to reimburse Catiadians involved in • accidents and misfortunes. He said that while fire lesses still 'claimed a large proportion of the total insurance bill, a,utomobile claims now hold first place. Pointing to nubile apathy re- garding the danger of increasing autotnobile accidents, he said -that accidents per ,1,000 vehicles had &cabled since 1949 and had reach- ed a ,Peak of 10 accidents per thousand vehicles last year. • Every year more than 3;00 per- the.,eqtlivaleat of three, army. 'battalions, are killen on Canadian highways. Mr .Harris said that 10 - day AO, per n ent of most accident; And mishaps are caused ny"ntunan .,no mechanical failure or. :tether ehisilar 'facters. . 'Tor example" he said, ainvegti- gation shows that ame-third of the fire logs in Canada is, caused by careless smoking habits," Fires, Mr Harrie said, continued to be reepon- sible for the deaths of more than '500 Canadians each year, and about $90 million in claims, •' The appreciation ef the club•was extended by Lion Harley Crawford who ably exprehsed the thoughts of ' all present when lie referred to the chilling surprise one feels when ,the actual proof of the In- creasing accident rate Is presented. To Present Opera Lama Norman WeiWobd and Ted Shattnessy outlined a plan to bring the Festival Opera Society of To- ronto to Winglion Oit the evening of „Friday, November 14t1i. This outetanding-group will present Res- sinis opera, "J:he Hatber of Seville" Which will be sung in Efigliah. Sinee a *cable guarantee is tee quired to bring the opera 00ciety to Wingliam, • there was ,colisider- able discussion on the matter. It was pointed out that the support of the community and surrounding centres will be needed if .the ex. penses are to be met. The opera will be preeented in the high Salmi atlditoritun on Nov. either 14th, Fred Fowles!, a cement contractor offered perk aerie:boa which are to be sapplied Without = charge to the *municipality through he Lions Club tted the gift was gtatefully accept,, ed, ' The next Meeting of •the Iteal Ode Will he replaced by a •disriet tally at Arthtit. Arrangements have been Made to take a, bus to the tallYa . HOlVf.fil Rev, And Mrs, T. lar, Hileaer will ISOIrt b id t� tittle. friends ef the Urtited Chtlfeh eengtegatioh and the •coitimunity t5f Witigharn eri Wedneeclay, Octeherlistb, from '3 to '6 end 'I to 0,30 p.rte •16;22b ' Yr, • Dr. 0, M. McConkeyaformer Oii- tario Agricultural College profes- sor of field. .husbandry.-• hes, been elected chairman Of the World Commtesion on Sort aat& Water. • 'Di. McConkey is the husband of the former Loalse Hanataer 12Ving- ham, The Commission, has ta, member- ship representingarra continenta. It is a new commission 'forined. by a00 experts from 49, .eouetries at- tending the ,Atherle conference of the' International..araiam -.for the Conservatichr of Nataaelalaeaoarces. Dr. itifccezikey'a %eleetien, to the tap neat wis iinnnirnotts. A spec- ialist and pirmeer -iti"the study of plant genetlea; 'he has had wide a'aPedeataaalsci with oi1 and arOP. produetiOn ,Pro8feilisr:a•a7t" Tho United ,Nationa kept him to ChIns, and the par East ',several years ago. , Where he aeturned to Canada McCenkey% Published a 'book, "Conseriationcin•Cariadaa Now- retired' a Dr. „ McConkey grows,: registered .seedon his near ,Guelph. • . - •. • Missionaries Will •, Speak at Local Baptist Ch:urtft: The public is invited to attend an open meeting in the Baptist Church on. FridaYnight. at eight, o'.eloek. This servicehas bnen, arranged by the Young :VVOmen's Mission Circle and the speakers- whiabe. 4Nit!% and Mre.. john, Smith, missionaries on. furlough from • =Quito, Equadoi, who will speak and ahaw• films of the „wotk, at eiclioastatien This,station sends the' Goalie' mes- sage. forth 24 " 'inure a -day and reachesthe entire .globe by • short. ?Lr411614'1'411a ft1S0 ,SPeale at the „atindayievening service In'the•Bap- tiaa Church and 'afterWarda will showathe rilni, 'citradoliant. pant:I- mam" ,which tells of. the martyr- dora,ef the five missionaries while they were ,attemiting fo reach the savage Aiwa Inclittatawith the mes- sage of salvation. , , Local ,Member Has Busy ,Schedule •Post Office.Marks 50th Anniversary Of Rural Delivery .`)Vitout 600,000 ,families arid the Post Office Department celebrate a special birthday on October 10th. Canada's first , rural route was placed in operation on that date in 1908, between. Hamilton and An - caster, Ontario, introducing ' a postal service whereby country dwellers had their mail delivered to their,homes. • The contractor on R.R, 1, Ham- ilton, •the official name of the pioneer, wended his way for 7 miles from Hamilton to, Aatcaater, Ontario, ana returned, each day aerving householders along the route of travel. • When .the system was introduceca it was confined to exiting stage roates, but strong daims were made by those on other roads with' the result that by 1912 under aim- ilrlatarlaregalIttleas, all Para031.54 siding along well defined _roads over a mile long becalne eligible for rural mail delivery. Another advantage Was that Rural Route courier a were ,permitted to sell postage stamps, take applications and accept money for, Money Orders and Postal Notes. By No- vember of that year, over 25,000 boxes were being served •on 900 routes. • Over the years, the number of calls has continued to increase and on almost all country relies the horse and buggy has now been re- placed by an automobile, A few hours travel by car •covers a route which required a• day to complete formerly. As happened in the case ,of the original service, some rural routes are the forerunners of letter carrier •delivery as Canadian cities continue to expand, In 1951, in an effort to provide mail service to isolated groups of families on the Newfounclland coast, several "War ter Routes" were started. They (Please Turn to Page Two) John Hanna; lat•F'..P.•,•eeerna to be fully back into ticticat after his. illness earlier, thiseyear. He recent- ly attended • plowing , matches at Farrish Moffatt' e ,farm near Tees - water, and the Huron*. match near Blyth, Last Th,uas,day he was a guest at a luncheon in Listowel, prior to the unveiling of a plaque on 'the new river retaining Wall in that town. The wall:AMA erected by the Middle Maitlatid Conserve- titmr Authority and the TOWri of. Listowel. On rriday of Una week he Will attend the official Operting Ofthe two new bringen itt• Mortis TOwn- shipand the .ditiner. Which folloWs, On SatutdaY he Will Attend a halt- rinet in: the .GealeriCh. areatt Whoa tnetnhere of the each* 'fraternity in this area gather ; On •Oeteffet 20th Mr, Hanna Will be one of the gtieste of lather for a dialer sponsored by the °Marie Seekey club et the New Woodbine rate Era& OUthicie. Toronto, 'Oetober 23rd will see hitt at the meeting Of= the !Ontario Mu. Melee]. Officers' Aaaeciatiell at Ethel and On Nottniber 41h he Will ;be at NeuStadt for the .opening of the Saugeen bride by Hon, Fred aninistee �f bighevays., The busy fileelensers'.bitlipituttea With the PrOgadalave COnsertatitt notniriatiert tatetlag 1» the, Wing. habil tenni half onNovexiher lth.• • ClieNX BARN D4.•0''• MINX 13itre Panel, Will he held In Beigrane Arena. Htiturnay night, Oetfeber26th Attitles',:the eusplees of the Marta 'board, • , Pltib PLANS FINALIZED JO PAPER DRIVE • The regular dinner meeting of tat,* Kinsmen Club was held in the dieing room of •the Queens Hotel • cna Friday evening, with Presideut rray Stainton presiding, The meeting was opened with the Kin song led by Freddie Templeman mid grace was said by Bill Mont - Ornery. Kin Marray Taylor was chosen to take care of the fines and with his granite teapot made things rough for the club members, • After the meeting Bill Mont- gomery was identifed as "Mr. Kin" • and all who had failed to shake hands with him prior to the gath- ering were fined accordiegly. Three of the Kinsmen claimed they could not find room at the main table because of the exeessively large° elbows belonging•to Ross Hamilton. It was announced that everything as in readiness for the annual paper drive which takes place Oc- tober 15th, All Kinsmen were ask- • d to meet at the Walden Trans- • port building at„1 Tem. In the closed meeting there was a' full diseussion on tile objects, of 'the Kinsmen organization. Particu- larly stressed was the Kin motto, • "Kinsmen are to serve the commu- nity's greatest need." ti,in =Bruce:MacDonald Won the faffle, which was conducted by Kin Al Willitans, The meeting was elosed on 'motion of Kin Bill Lee. ' At tae next ineeting it is expected that the gues speaker will be Prp. vincial Constable Bob Lewis. • No Rabies Found In Wingham Area Though there have been several cases of suspected rabies in this area during the past few weeks, all tests so far have proven liege - time. In September two foxes shot in Morris Township, a fax shot in East Wawanosh and a racoon from Morris were sent to the Quebec laboratory by Dr. MacLennan of Seaforth for Conservation Officer Rosa Wormworth of the Winghtun Patrol. Results in each were ne- gative,. as was the report on a fox killed on October 7th, 1111.3W 01.4011,-eit took plenty Of horn' Wolk oar Tuesday evening on the part of local °titling Club Members to get the pipes hir the" lee "hack tette position tft the kink, after It IOW fleet Was teempleted in the building. The WOrk Of Plotting the attepettiled fioor has been going fee atinle Unita Chia l'Int ef 1ins SiteWit itt the phote OS it was loWered front the tattere Whole the teltiplete 'Sets 'Of plata had been %kited *IWO Work wet piregkessiog on the itOW floor, urling Instals ing in Floating Ice ROUTINE BUSINESiAT BOARD MUTING° Chairman R, S. Hetherington presided over the October Meeting o taryeve i etHniignaig School Board g joannID Tuesday of this week. The session handled routine business of, the month and approved minutes of the previous meeting along with the October accounts. , Chairman Hetherington reported that final payment of provincial grants or -the year had neertore- weenivieehci in tfre e7111011- tee', fib' 441%764 'r Along With an ginteritn grant that had been .Paid earlier in the,,Yeae, the total grente from the province amounted to 053,809.00. Mr. Heth- erington told the aOard that jt was expected the Year-end neenld .see small surplus, as the' grants were slightly higher than had been an- ticipated. . . ,The board discussed a. letter from the Wingham Water Safety Committee, requesting that a repre- sentative be appointed from the board to assist in the consider- ation of a swimming pool in Win - ham. The overall opinion of tlie board was that plans for a pool in the communita shoul be sup- ported and A. D, 1VhicWilliam was appointed to represent the board at any future meetings in this con- aection. A letter was reCeived inviting members of the local board to attend a zone meeting of the Associated High School Boards which will be held at Kincardine on, October: 18th, It was decided to try to have representation. at the meeting. Another letter from the Gedertch High School board requested a meeting to discuss the ambient of interference by sports activities with acadentic study, • Ira this con- neetion Principal Stanley Hall stet - ,ed that there Was no great 'diffi- eulty in the Wingharn school and that satisfactoty transportation arrangements had been worked out for the out-of-town sports. Other melt:bars �f the board expressed the opinion that sports were :an important part of the school ac- tivities. • • In a further report to the board Mr. Hall said some difficulty had been experienced with the intercom system and that it was hoped to have the •manufaeturer improve the system. Attendance figures at the end af September were good, he said, with an average of 96%. There are 289 boys and 314 girls enrolled for a total of 603 students. The school was closed for the Brussels and Teeswater fairs, and Mr. Hall thought the exhibits had rbeoin been room. He also reported that to facilitate classrooth Work being handled in the eafeteria, a black- board had been installed in that o The principal also invited all. Members* bf the board to be on hand for the annual • commence- ment exercites Which Will be held on Friday evening, 'October 24th. On October 25th a conferenee of agriculture teachers will he held at the school. . It is expected that some 30 teachers will be in .atteri- d On nation of McKibbon and McTavish the board will purchase new sweaters for the junior and senior girls' basketball teams, the sthweea stoehrsootic., remain the property of The board also decided te retain Miss Y. McPherson as acting board seeretary until the ist of February The meeting was adjourned at 9.45. Wins Scholarship Miss DOrothy Pocock of Ottawa has been awarded a, scholarship for Outstanding acaolastic efforts, which will pay her tuition for one yeaa at McGill University in Mont - „real. She is now studying at the university toward her Bachelor a Arta degree, ' Dorothy is a graduate of Nepeart High School in Ottawa and attain- ed an average Of 85 per cent on 13 subjects, She is known in this district, having holidayed here with A. C. Elliott Gets New Stele() Post Steleo Flashes, ptiblished by the Steel CoMpany of Cahada carriet an interesting story about a feather Winghatn, district mart, A. C. Elliott. Mr, Elliott,, a son of the late Mr. ahd Mrs, William Ellkstt, and brother of Hill Elliott, who operates the Glenannan tile yard, attended high3Seheoi hi Wilignarriettrid later the 'University of Totonto, from whieli he graduated iri 1026 with a R.A.Sc. degree, The Sante year he joined the eteei •company as ts. laborer, Inter being transferred to the engineering end then the metal- lurgical departments. Di 1037 he tejoined the erigtheeting depart- reent and 'Wee latc•r appointed tISSiStata, eliief ettitnbliStleti angineet, • a Meanest whieh he held Until thia receht aapoihtment as et:merlon. tesulent of the newlyefornied utiln tie§ department of the ettinpany, " The pritieipel funetiohe of the tient depertirient est the gerietetion and 'distribution of sten ti arid eom- preseed air; ptimpitig of Water and , ` the distribution tuid ntilitetion of 1pt.:0011g Alid INtild fads. Mr. Ellitit'a liebbleS tire listed As , eqUare dancing, hunting •ittlid fishing. 0 An expenditure of Senile.$0,00 and lnany hours of volunteer labor by -members of the Wingham CurI- ing Club, assisted by high Schlmt students, have resulted in a ,brand new and ultra -modern floor being laid in the curling rink. The new floor, designed to overcome heav- ing 'I n the ice surface, Is a new type of construction which saould put the local Oak in the position of having one of the nest Sleet* at ice in Western Ontario. In order to lay the ,new fleeting floor, it was necessary to left the freezing pipes •and supportthem from the ceiling rafters. following this, the olet earthen floor was bull- dozed out to a depth of' same two feet, then sawdust was areugha in to act as 'instilatien,T4A, floor it- self is composed of 'Prefabricated, reinfoteed,,e.onerete,elibe,nVisiehnire sninihrted steel beams resting on weorlen posts itialieddetla attire five feet lathe grattrad'SeloW. On Tuesday evening'orthia Week membersof 'the •.,,cati,b''WefeT hand to"lolver theltapee "hack' to their positions on top' ofth new floor. When in .placet. the, pipers, will he packed in Send; ,end flood- ing operations can uncles and aunts, and with , her grandmother, Mrs. Pickell, .former- ly of Minnie Street. Miss Pocock is the eldest daugh- ter .pf • Mr. and Mrs, Howard _Pocock, both natives, of Wingharn and the ,Bluevale area, Iler mother is the former AnniePikell, Mr. Pocock, principal of 'York Street Pablic School, Ottawa has been connected with public schools In that city for the past 36 years. TELEPHONE COMPANY ASKS FOR INCREAk IN RATE STRUCTURE HOSPITALOFFICIALSREPORT' EUSY MONTH. President H. C. Ma•cLeanapresicia ed over the regular' meeting of the board of the Winghani General Hospital, held last Friday weeniag. • glhe adminiatratrix, 'Mrs.. 1. E. lVforrey, reported 1,854 patietitalays at the hospital during the month; 98 operations; 232 X-rays; 6 blood transfusions; and 72 .attended, the Monthly caneei A. D. MaaWilliarna,Cbairrnin. of the 'finance eatnunittre,112ePotted total revenee, Of $20321.76 and total expenditures , of 1,44,41/2.19, et, 'de- ficit Of :$60.44 for tieelitionth.."!”: • The 'chairman 'itleo. talked, aPnr• mission" to recall. '001 -it:' W,1260.0 worth„.0t. ctedeup2S:Wlyich,•nan.beall • placedwitharia4Gedeefetiffrrm fn.r•-c";.. colleotion He said that,aihcethnrej has been net "recent action Orieihenee: obtained ftorti-,the, agenekeWeenti14.e.;•• eceounts end, no responseipuld he be wise to Withdrawathe_atietranta t from their beads:. Reportitig. for .the ••inaltitgenaena.a. committee, Chairman R. ft.,PenS,ln.,a7 said that tWo registered amisaci • have left the staff to go.to'Guelpla They hate, however bite tenliced. A permanent stipeithibr for, -the tour-to-twelae period is ES011"needed: Repair* Corkiplatie t" .Increases. of .10 cents a month DeWitt Miller. etrairanan,af.atite for two-party residence telephone property 'coltimittee,, •sead a'aea'reaa service . in Wingham and of .25 troughtePaits -it the. Ildipital,.1real cents for . one-party residence set" been completed! vice --it is expected will become' diesel englae,, ,foe .,ajixitiatya Pewit effective 'Nov. 1,. '1958 following an has been gene* over. and '•ii Ow"itt order. .01 the Board of Transport good working order., aaariewalltitle. Commissioners for Canada issued fitted to one ofathea'sinkaatia, on Oet. 10th, 1958, H. H. J. John- kitchen and repairsayaerealhade;te I stori Bell Telephone manager here, the call syetem lie the eihUncletathisdiagliall kenite*ii declares. The old ballet The increase for one-party flat wing of the hospital will be dis- rate business service is 45 cents mantled Painting will be on l:a „ • ' monthly, which would make the bath the hospital and the nurses' *ea ' rate $6.30a 'month. = residence thd an .admitting offiae• There will also be slight changes .,"a is to be arranged in the old wtatr. in vincea of Quebec and Ontario. I aonreeistion, to 108. agOa"re , long distance rates in the pro -1 me, MacLean expressed , and. 1 A°rtiPt3;isthe nurses, doctors, ttad Tem .Peraia., new ca-atestfo°rn f typical presentcclasses and of the Loios, Auxiliary t9 r.th4ir Residence serviee in Winghatn follows: fine efforts on, tfie opeasion of tlie Cavil Defenee trial recently. • Ie For a one-party line the increase said that a high-ranking afficiat of a, will be 25 cents from the present rate of 445 to $3•70; a two-party line will go up 10c' from $2.85 to $2.95; an extension telephone will cost $1.00 as previously, no increase being made. Business Orie-party line (flat rate) in- creases 450 per month front $5.85 to $6,30; P.B.X, Trunk increases 86c• from $8.80 to $945 and the the Civil Defence orgardeatien - from Toro:Sae Was at the hoeDititl, that evening and was well pletteed with the hospital's operation rand the •preparations •arblch .1194 been made for an emergency. , • Mrs, Money said that the Civil Defence exercise had made ft clear that the Winghate Hottital can accommodate an eXtra 75 patiehts in case of emergency without dis- business extension phone has been meting the efficiency bf the in - left unchanged at $1.25, stitution, P.U.C. Considering New Type of Street Lights Scouts Will Sell Apples Saturday ,geturday of tide Week, 'C'tetober 18th, %%Hoy Scout Apple Datla tteiatberen tlas Whighem. Boy SCOUts !and Wolf Cubs will homes and beeitioss nieces in the donuthilityt as A, Pert Of their annue,1 fund -reining eatipaign. Yotsr letertet and neeet'OeitY are partieulerly urged on tene otteaelert • for if you ate Sefficieritly generous thie, Will be the ohly anneal Made by the.leietuts. and Cube kr the eittite year. The boys arid*their lectdere and grout) tOninelttee have sot' an th- viable reetnel for self-reiletine, at Utclay,proVidee the one •Oppettunitn. to render ericentagersient and Mets. tailed to one of the Most linpOrtalit titieruileittintis hi .olir teVell„ .SOrne Weeks ago The Advance,. Times repotted. that ecnieldeiaticat was being given by the Publte fifties COMMleakin to the mitelittee of new and modern street lights for the httaitteSS seetierta of ' the tont " • , , , Putehtne Of the fixtures has been deleYed, since a new light has been developed which ptonliets to 'be more Suitable than', the opea- whteh Were belag ablated , that time. The new lights are some two feet shorter than the, one v.c.iiich bane been installed itt rieiglihatteginnnie cips,I1Eles, and are ;seta ,to denier, .equal light. Taert 01 Ute iair lamps are befog hciii here fon: e'oriinatilien with the smaller stylet whleh are eXteeted to OktiAce Ohott- ,iy. Th0 Comittotion on a tieW basis. for *Ater hen*, histallatitsit and expecte to be Able to reletille lht�rrnstlon In the indite future,