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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1959-02-11, Page 8w --7,44,./507:1 4 EVERYBODY LIKES A GOOD tHOING TO A TALE... Ano,ndinotir.:4",,or ,ia.044Ar Thomas Wheeler Born in Novick Thomas Wheeler passed away in Wingham General • Hospital .,on Friday, February Gth after a ShOtt illness, , -He was born in Howick Town- ship 'in 1886, a son of the late Mr, and. Mrs. Henry Thomes Wh4ler, Mr. Wheeler was educated at No. 2 Turnberry School and farmed all his life until retiring to Wingham in 1947 Mr., Wheeler was a . member of Wingham United Church, Pa'St Master of L.O.L. 794, - member RDP N6., '197 of Wingham, was Past Preceptor in the RBP, also Conhty Master for'LOL, lit was predeceased by his wife in 1030,, the former Margaret Matthews, 'and two childreneF/0 George Wheeler, RCAF, in 19,43 and Mary in 1911 Surviving are, one brother Arthur Wheeler, Turnberry, arid two.' sis- ters, Mrs, Mary Hogg and Sgt.' Major Margaret Wheeler, both of Wingham, , 11) Funeral Service was , held an Monday from the it. "A. Cur* & Sons funeral home with Rev, fusser, minister of the United Church, officiating, The pallbear- ers' Were Henry Wheeler, Harry Wright, Bob Hogg, - C. Moffat, Harold Moffat and George Brooka, ifritt tight Mho Wingbain Advance-Unless Weduetiday, Fell, u, lase 111101111411110 COrnmercinl League standings for r 0/Na' 3rd, are as follows: Flying senders 82: I tlla Hoops Martiana .01; Sputniks 52; Comets 47; Hot Rods n. Ladles' high Mrs. tieme Cameron 225; men's high single, Frank Ptlrite, 294, - 0 Club . Ramblers, 2,460; Monarchs, 2,206; Henry J's, 2,170; Jets, 2.1115; 1301 TWENTY-FIRST ANNIJA.L Midtilesex Seed Fair. Food Show and Farm. Equipment Display extern Fair GrOunc6; London February. 24 24 * 27, 1959 (H. Western Ontario Counties) Entries close February 10 Secure prize list from County Agrieultural Office or Secretary, MiddleSex, Soil and Crop improvement Association, 210 Richmond Building, London, 1110 AN EXHIBITOR — PLAN TO ATTEND This Spring! Give Your Seed Drill A ..Treat Mr. and Mrs. Bill Manning and BELfiRAVE Ask Your Dealer For Keith, of Blyth, visited an Snuday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smooth Drilling; Non-Caking IVEcCrea and family, Mrs, Clarence Wade has taken up GRAND VALLEY fertilizer residence in Wingham, having rented her house to Mr. and Mrs, at Bud Orr and family of Lvickflaw. WORTHWHILE EARLY AND CASH Mr. Orr is the manager of the DISCOUNTS. Mr. and Mrs.' Lloyd Anderson, of GRAND. VALLEY • FERTILIZERS LIMITED London, spent the week-end with - ORANGEvirLLp, clygr, his parents, Mr.' and' Mrs, 'Sohn Box /20 Plreile 964. Anderson, - 1111111111M1111110 111.11111111111M Pig's Tail Knows If there is one thing that is typical o f healthy, thrifty hog, and has been ever since pigs first grew 'em — it's a curly tail. Long before •veterinary medicine reached to-day's advanced s tate, the "curl" was a reliable symp- tom of the state of a hog's health. And it's no joke even to-day — the pig's tail still accurately reflects the- well being of that part of the pig in front of it. STRESS CONDITIONS encountered by young hogs, particularly those being handled through sales barns a more and more are, are brought about by shipping and re-shipping, lo ading and unloading, chilling, change of quarters and exposure to disease. Serious set-backs can, and often do result. Losses-caused by stress, in t he hogs going off feed, are big losses that are sustained by the feeder. Quite possibly, that feeder is you, SHUR-GAIN Pig Tail Curler is the fast, money saving solution for. the progressive hog feeder. It's designed to solve, not .Only the problems often encountered with sale barn pigs; but also to ensure that pigs,o f your own breeding get off to a fast, never-look-ha**start. anada Packers Limited ONTARI SCORE REMAINS 'lIE After a ten-minutes overtime period the Wingham Crawford Dodgers and the Kincardine Bull- dogs came to a, 4,4 draw in Kin- cardine last Wednesday night. Doug Wallace led Wingham. with- two unassisted goals,- while Murray Stainton and Gord Corson fired in the singles. The four .marksmen for Kincardine were`McLeod, Con- nell, Bruce and Clark with one tally each. Kinearoine led Wingham, by .2-1 in, the- first frame. Doug Wallace scored unassisted for Wingham, phut McLeod and Zold teamed up to tie the score, c onnell' pii6 the Bull- dogs in the lead at the 7.45 mark when he chalked up the last goal for the period. ' The contest came to a 2-2,, tie at the 13.18 mark of the second period when Doug Wallace seared unassisted for Wingham. • ._ , Murray Stainton, put Wingham, in, the lead in the last five minutes of the third period when he sco'red unassisted, But in the eying minutes "Bruce and Threndyle came throngh to put the game into, overtime. , 4 Each team scored 'once in the ten minutes of overtime.' The first was for' Wingham when Cord Cerson was assisted by Murray Stainton in doing the honours. Then the •Bullabgs came hack in the form of Clark assisted by McLeod and Zold to tie the game at 4.-4. Curling News A mixed bOnspiel was held' at the Wingham Curling Club last Satur- day commencing at 3 p.m.. Several members of the rural, club joine the town Members fOr this even• en da very fine time was 'enjoyed by all. First place was won by a rink skipped by Jim Coultes with MO. Harley Crawford, Geo. ,Johnston, and Ruth Irwin, Second, place was Frank Madill with Mrs, Joe 'Kerr, Angus Falconer, Mrs, Milford Fo!i- ton and third, Lloyd (Casey) Case- more, with Mrs. Harvey Fisher. Gordon Gadirin and Freda Johnson, Consolation prises went to Jim Murray with Mrs, .Jhn Gurney; Ted Worworth and Mrs, Frank Madill, 0 - 0 The Hamilton trophy has finally, been claimed with Dr, CraWferd"s -rink defeating R. S. Hetherington laSt Week. 0 - - 0 H. 13; Carmichael skinned a rink at the Belmore boaspiel on Wed- nesday of last week, winning first prize with 8 plus 17, Dr, Crawford Was Vice, DO Ilan; second aria Warren Callon lead, 0 - - Mrs, The Kerr, Mrs. R. 8,, Hetn,, erington, Mrs, J. 11. Crawford and Mrs. 'rent McDonald Went to Lis- towel on Tuesday to compete la a ,bonspfel there, o, - The kilianien bOnspiel is being 9telxllere today, and tonight (Wed- neStlaY).tWe rinks will Visit Clinton Statio'n When LiAtowel, Sea* forth, Wingham t and Clinton Air Saadi Will 61ijoY rt Weird Ottdriftt of curling, These selbe towns Will' return here to visit the local dub on February 24, Scouts Entertain Wingham Troop BELGRAVE—The Belgrave Boy Scouts held their skating social in the Belgrave community arena last week with about 40 boys attending, When they had as their guests the Boy Scouts from Wingham. After skating ,and games a lunch of hot dogs and soft drinks* was served, The Scouts extend their speeial thanks to the Hanna-Cook-Pengelly team for ,cooperation, Nine Tables at , , Weekly Euchre 13ELGRAVE—Thete were nine tables in play at the regular weekly euchre partYheld,irrthe conamtiniq centre on. WednesclaY;;;VebrilaTY 1. High prizes were won by Mrs. JIM Young and. .66'fiS6-' lation Prizei went :te, Mrs. Lewis Cook .and Harold Procter. There were two novelty prizes, the win- ners being Mrs. Herb Wheeler and .Jesse Wheeler. E. IRELAND.HEADS TWP. FEDERATION The annual rffeeting of the East Wa,vva,nosh Federation of Agricul- ture was held in the Delgrave com- munity antre on 'Monday of last week, The president, William Gow, presided at the meeting and in his opening- remarks welcomed :those present, including Winston Shan- ton. president of the Huron County Federation of Agriculture, Carl Hemingway, secretary-fieldman for the county, Colin Campbell, assist- ant farm editor for CKNX and Ansley,MCKinriely, the guest speak- er for the afternoon, Mr. Clow 'thanked -the :direetors for their co=operation during his term of office as' president, and called on the secretary: Simon Hai- lahan, for -the minutes of the last 'annual meeting. The minutes Were adopted ,motion of Johnston and MeGowan, The secretary also gaVe -the financial and• auditors' reports, wimioh Were adopted by Hallahein and, Caldwell. Mr. Gow called on Mr. Shapton, who gave en excellent report of the Work of the County Federation, stating he would welcome more members -to attend -the county Meeting so they could 'obtain more illtoritation from 'the townships. Colin Campbell spoke briefly and !add that he and kr. notiklas Were most happy 'to Work with ,farm or- ganizations, Mr. Meltinnely spoke 6o some of the disadvantages of oVertical inte- gration and Showed slides on his tour 'With the South Huron Vann Management group through the United States. His talk and pictures Were ,most interesting., and he was thanked' by Miner Ireland, first vice-president of the township PecieratiOn., Mr, Cow declared all offices vw. dant and asked • .Mr. Shapton to take the chair for the eleetion of officers, Mr, phapton Called for rentinatiOtiS. The officetS fOr 1059 Will he as follows: Past president, 00W; President; Balmer Ireland; 1st , via, Sohn R. Taylor; seeretary- treaanret, Simon Itallahati; diree- tors, Robert Hen ry,• Wilfred San- derspn, Orval MCGOWan; Oliver An- do:ten Earl Caldwell, toward Campbell, Charles Smith, George Johnston, Wilfred Walker, V& 'Gaunt, Donald Dow, Ho Ward W a7 00 Archie Pardon', John M, 'bay, IINDIANS.NOW .EMBIE FOR MORE MEW'S BBL0BAIT4 — The February Meeting of the W.;14.S. was held at the home of-Mrs. JAS. Young with good attendance. The meeting was conducted by Mrs,. Garner Nicholson and opened. with the Japanese version •of the Lord's, prayer. Mrs. Clifford Purdon read the 07th Psalm and Mrs. Mae Scott read John 10 verses 1 to Meditation and, prayer from the Glad, Tidings were given .by Mre, Levi 'Diemen. The secretary, Mrs, 0. 0. Ander-, son, gave the report of the •previous meeting and the financial state- ment by Mrs. koungblut. The president, Mrs. Joe Dunbar took over for the business period. Plans were made for the Day of Prayer and items concerning the SynOclical being held in Goderieh in April vv-pro, cloak with Mrs, Anderson, Mr's, Wightman and Mrs. pptice gave respective re- ports of the annual meeting of the Presbyterial which was held in Clinton in January, The roll call was answered by twelve members on •a verse of love. Offering was received and sick visits reported. The first chapter of the study book entitled "Canadian Indians" took the'' form of a '1W newscast. 21/4fts, 3. C, McBuiney acted as com- mentator with Mrs. 0. G. Anderson and Mrs. Athol Bruee, panelists, There are 163,000 Indians in Canada to-day, and over 2,200 re- serves, In 1947, 214: million dollars Was spent on education and in i957 fourteen million' dollars. The Indians are eligible for benefits of family allowance, old age security, old age* assistance, disability yen- sions and blind persons' allowance on the saine, basis as non,-Indians. The question, "How can the Canadians help the Indian Ca- nadtrin."? First, must provide' for his self-respect, to re-interpret the Indian as a,hurniiii being and restore him in the society of his fellowman. Mrs. Wight-man led in prayer 'and 'Mrs. Yourigblut told the story-of Priscilla as the woman of the Bible. he "meeting eIesed with prayer .by . Mrs. Nielfolsan. • hostess served lunch and a social time MORRIS APPROVES 'SCHOOL ADDITION 1(':stry Meeting fle44 Ilt Sractinirn Home . .:Eut,Gzign.of.4.1,1 r.n—itTyhAe vestry • Z:li t the was h ,aeldir homegesdaY ofe Mr, g' and of Mrs.lt M. J3igtib,1411.1. The reetdr, Mr. Meally, wqs. Ill. charge of the Meeting. The reports of the church Organizations were 0Ven and the election of .afficers was held. The roots were, Tee- tor's warden, Glen VanCamp; Peelile'a 'warden, Alex. Nethery; treasarer, L Vannan; lay dele- gates to synod, Alex H, Nethery,' and ai L, Vannan, ternatedelegates, Harry Brydges agAemPPeoritn.td toi were e Glen lien tko va,rad: of Camp, m an- Alex Nethery, Cooper IletherY, Robert Higgins, Alex. H, Nethery, Mrs,, Clark Johnston, Mrs. Robert Higgins,' L, Vannan, Richard Proc- ter and Clark Johnston, Mrs, L, Vannan is the organist and Mary Isabel Nethery is vestry clerk, with iirayer. by Meally. --- MRS. WALTER SCOTT LEADS DISCUSSION ,:,.a'a ils dit iwncolti.elad akiet ro uinr:ttied sinie and as regularly as possibiao Credit Union is. anxious to serve insurance, orall,ing, Your You whenever possible, If you have a money problem, come in and talk to the manager," - 'George Vieille, treasurerzmanag- er, submitted bis report, stating that the 13OlgreVe District Credit tinien Liinited has completed en- Other suc,ceaSful year. ' The share $116,h30400.010,tiv:inclalmis_ bynacoctouspnetetraocstetiarh her of members it shows steady prdgress, The *membership 4,15• and the average savings' riaen,to;38 per. ,member is $15834-, Ai! about 5':1`.0101efrie.°171welZt tlyi4n-evr'habies born to $ Credit i toftlnoi oele!nweniash ep= .1(.1.0dis 8 With and a Credit Union membership and a $5.00 share. As children's accounts are not subject to' thei $1,00 League dues until they are 18 years of age, these children -will continue to be members and have a little interest a-dAd:duesuaachi tyflearre: was a ,heavy loan dernand •in the spring to pay fer- tilizer bills', and the demand has just 'about equalled ,the money al through the yearo .fin Jane t group had $5,200.00 borrowed fr Central Credit Depa.rtinent• and still owes $3,000,00, .• t• it , i,, . In, 1957 the League dues Were raised from 50c to $1.00 andin 1.958 they hired several new fieldmen and gave -them lesS,•ter6itory' to eoVeri: ,T.lila a enabled !the,: tinkill an, Fred Downing, to_spend a d at George Michie's home, auditin the hooks and giving, ,valuable "sis- tanee„in. kepping-f reeords pro , rly. Il'k his ' 'returned% Mice since 'then and. has attended several ofii,the Chapter -meetings in Clintonti, so, although the .Belgrave Credit:41n- ion Was much opposed to the kais- ge of the League dues, it must •he lonr. - f admitted .that this• is a mflch- needed service never rendereChe- In closing Mr.. Michie thanked all the members Who have contri- buted to the success of 1953 a hoped, the Share account Wm continue.te grow in 1959. ' Airs, 1,930. Men's high single, Ceeil YeeMall, 270; Men's high triple, Cecil Tee. Man„ 025, Ladles' high single, Nora Red- mond, 200; Ladies' high, triple, Nero. Rednuald, 500. 0 - 4 Ladies,' WedoeSdar 11-4.09410e Robins 3911% -Canaries.. 28, Orieles 28, Wrens 29, Bluebirds 27, Magpies 40%, High s.ingle, Dolores Peachey, 240; high triple, Ruth Lott, 672,, fill INTO OVERTIME ITANUARY WINNERS—Competition for the Hamilton Trophy hi the InnoarY round-robin at The fecal wading rink was woo by the foursoMe shown above, Len. Crawford Second, ofaltu Runatedtler, viee, Dr, W. A. Crawford, skip, mid 'Wilfred, White, lead.—Advenee-Times photo. paid: Municipal World, supplies and subSeriptioria, $32.28-; Advance- Tiltes, advertising, $5,00; County of Huron, indigent fees, $i30.0p Brtissels Telepherie, tolls, ;KM; Huron Crap ImproVernent ASSOci- titian, grant, MOO; Geo, 1-ligginS, fox bannty, $4.00; Blyth Standard, adVelitlaing, $3,00; $15.00; Salvation $25.00," Parrott, Reeve, Relief adedunt, ArrnY, grant, • de6. O. Martin, Clerk, , The „Jyvirrfs Township Council met in the township.hall;on Febru 7 ,ary 2n•d with . the Mei-lit:era , present. The minutes of the last meeting were read and adopted on Motion of Walter Shortreed and Gordon „Wilkinson. Procter-Duncan—That ' we • give the ,,,Huron Crop Improvement Association a grant of $25.00. x Duncan-Shortreed—That- we ad- vertise for applications for warble fly inspector at $1:00 per hour plus 7 cents per Mile and a helper who is to look after the books at 90 cents per hour and tenders to supply. 1;000 lbs. of warble fly powder.' .„ Wilkinsort-S,hortreed ---That the Post Publishing House be', re- engaged as printed for 1959 for $185:00. Procter-Duncan — That By,lavv, No, 3, 1959 setting the road apProp-, priation for $35,000.00 be passed' as read the first, second and third times subject to the approval of' the district 'municipal engineer. The matter of the approval "of the construction of an addition to the Wingharn District High School was brought before the eouncil William King and after • lengthy discussion it wa:i'moVed by Gordon seconded' by Walter Shortreed that we ,approve the construction of an addition to the Whigha.in DistrietHigh SchoOL Wilkinsori-Proeter--,-That we ad-, vertigo far tenders, to supply, crush and deliver approximately 12,000 cubic yards of gravel through a 31 inch screen: Tenders to be in by March 2, 1959, 12 o'clock noOnv A marked cheque for $200 to be enelesed with •eachjender, Shortreed-Duneab.---That the road accounts as', presented by the road superintendent be paid, Dtmean.Shdrtreed—That the gen- eral accounts es*presented be paid, Proeter-'Wilkinson—That we give a grant of $25.00 to the Wingharn Salvation Army ShOrtreed-Duncan — That • the meeting •adjourn to tied again Oh Tuesday afternoon of next week, March 19'30 1 p.rn, With Mrs, LovviS StotiehOilite as con-" following accounts Were --------- Vener Of the Program, The tall tall will -be answered With "What would do if I were, reeve", The motto will be giVen_by Miss Elaine jefferstni and Patsy. Logan and Lorna Bolt will supply music, Mrs. Stanley Co:* will give the address and lunch will be served by Mrs. Walter Scott, Mrs, Ivan Wighttinait BELGRAVE—The regular meet- ing of the 'Woman's Missiona'rY Society and the Woman's Associa- tion of Knox United Church were held on Wednesday •afternoon in the church,. The president, lqrs. Leslie Bolt, opened the W,A; meet- ing with the story of the origin of St: Valentine, followed )3y a.hymn and prayer.,Themijoutes Were read by•the secretary, Mrs,' Jacky Tayloi-, and the financial statement by MrS. J. M. Coultes showed a balance on hand of $886,85. . ' It was agreed to send a dona- tion of $10.00 to the March of Dimes, Tb6 group decided to hold a bazaar again, in the' fall, Twen- ty-two members answered the roll call, The meeting closed With pray- er. Mrs.., Walter 'Scott, • president, opened the W.M.S, • meeting with a hymn, followed by prayer; Min:1(es of the previous meeting were read by Mrs. George Michie: The trea- surer's report was also given' by `Mrs. Michie, because of the ab- sence- of •Mrs. Jesse Wheeler. Cards of thanks Were read from Mrs. George. Martin and Cecil dhamney. Plans Were made •for the World Day of prayer to be held in Trinity Anglican Ay r* an. February ,13. The -group 'detIcied '16' hold crokinole party and, pie social in conjunction With the Evening Auxi= liary and there. Will also, be -,a bake and prodneei sale lir ,connection With this event. The date -will be set in the -near future. The program was' in the form of a Panel with Mrs'!" Walter Scott as leader,' being assisted",by Mrs, •Geo. Michie as a W.M.S. worker; Mrs. Carl Procter -as • home missions secretary; Mrs, Jim Michie as an evangelism, and social worker. The subject was,"Know Tobr Neighbor, Health' and Welfare". o Mrs. Carl Procter read the Scrip- ture lesson; The singing of a hymn -and a piayer closed the !fleeing. and Mrs.. Albert Cunha, Any girls interested in taking the 4-H garden Club project, sponsored by the Belgtoe WO en's Shottici contact 116Mo-ft ,"Irwin. The citizenship meeting of the Belgrave Women's Institute will be held in the Community centre on Gift Presented To Mrs.,C. ,Wade BELGRAVE •— 'Mrs. Lawrence Vannan welcOmed the members Of the Ladies'. Guild of Trinity Angli- can Church to her home for their regular meeting. '• The president, Mrs. Clark Johnston, opened the meeting with a hymn, followed •by .prayer` And' the Lord's prayer in Unison, , Tlie minutes of the pre- vious meeting were read by Mrs. Richard Procter. It was dedided to purchase an electric heater for the choir room at the church and some floor covering at the rectory. Mrs. Vannan read the Scripture lesson. The roll Call was answered with "Your Favorite Book of the Bible", Mrs, Clarence Wade vva- vored with a vocal solo accompan- ied by Mrs. Vannari, Mrs. 5, Over- end gave a, talk on the 125th Psalm and Mrs. Vannan played a piano solo. Mrs. Mel 13i'adburn gaVe an ad- dress and Mrs. Cora McGill pre- sented Mrs. Clarence Wade With a farewell gift on behalf of the members of the. Guild, ' The Meeting' closed with prayer. Grace was sung and luhch was Served by the hostess assisted by Mrs: Mel Bradburn and Mrs. Clark Johnston, BELORAVE by Pebrtiary 13. Mr's. Garner Procter of Yorltton, Sask,, spent a day last week With Me, and Mrs, Herb Wheeler. Mr. and Mrs, Russet Walker of Coderieh spent the Week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Storieheitse and Mr. and Lewis Stone" house: Mr, and Mkt, Ray Hunkin of Blyth Vlaited With. Mr. and M ,larnes Lamont and family, We are glad to. terieti that 1 • 'infant baby, Roth Anil White, the tiau'giiter of Mr. and Mrs, Roy Progressing nicely In. the .Whighaint Genera[ PROGRESS SHOWN BY CREDIT I1NlON 1341401141/The Belgrave triet Credit Union heitt its animal meeting last week in the Credit union, office, "The officers for the pew yfi,r are as follaWa: Albert. Coultes, Kenneth Wheeler, Ifenry Pattlaon, elected', Charlie Sulitn, Ted Fear, gerMan Nethery nwm Earl Welts, Supervisory, coinlrli- tee,.Stewart Procter, Lewl`S.Stime, house, Lorne CaMphell, newly el- Wed;,credit committee, Mason Robinson, Charles' Coultes and Mar- tin Ornsby, re-elected, 'alto following report Was glYen by the board Of directors; "The Board of Direetors of the Delgrave District Credit Union Limited are pleased to report another year of service. To us it has been a very successful year, We held eleven' meetings in the year, with an av'er. age attendance of ,five. We all members. ,to -make dermas to their obareaceepats when ever posI