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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1968-02-15, Page 2AdRarice T+Ynies. Personal Mr. Lloyd Harrison who meolorwent surgery at Stratford rpital is. reeueerarin at the ane of Mr, and Ms... W m..s Harrison. Mr. and his. Teen Under- wood and Mr. We Gallaway, spent the week -end with Mr. ear#d. Mrs; John Underwood, Guelph. " St, ' Stephen`s Anglican Charon, .Women wily meet at the home,* Mrs. Earl Under:. wood on Thursday, Feb. 15 at 1,30 p.m. for quilting. The; .Febrile ryrieeting of tie Gorrie Women's Institute will be held:at the Howick Central Sh000 on Wednesday, Feb. 21; at 8..30 .p. m. Audio visual aid wl1: be ,demonstrated by Bruce Robertson. 'An invitation to attend is'extended; to anyone interested.. • Mrs. Albert I;leibein return-- , ed home:Friday after spending a few days with Mr, and Mrs. Wm.. Heibein of London. Miss Patricia Curran of Strat- ford Teachers' College spent the week -end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Bev, Gurrah. Mrs, Elmer Downey. of Pal- merston called on friends on Thursday evening.' Mrs. Allan Hyndrnan Under- went surgery at Wingham and District Hospital on Friday. . Kevin Heibein •of London v spent the 8week-end at the home of Mrs. Lyle Watson. Mrs. Glad Edgar, Mrs... R. M. ursday.. ''Feb,, l5, JAS Notes from Gorrie Sweeney, Mrs.*. Strong. Mrs, A.L. Stephens, Mrs. Har-. old Robinson and Mrs, George Brown attended the Huron :Pres- byterial res'byterial and inaugural service of Huron»Perth Presbyterial of United Church Women in North- side United Church, Seaforth, last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wal- ker al-ker of Wheatley, Mir, and Mrs. Donald Reid of Corrie, and Mr. and Mrs. Jas. King. Wroxeter were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Searson. Mr. and Mrs;, Brian Pyke visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Reid of Wroxeter. Mr. and Mrs. John Wray and family of Wingham. visited Mr. and: Mrs. 'Stanley Hays on Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs., Keith Small and family •spent. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs =ugh McQueen _ � of Mount Forest. Mr. Harold„Robinson and° Mr. Ivan Haskins attended the Rural! Municipalities convention at the King Edward Hotel, Toronto Mr. and Mrs.. Clifford Pyke spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hall of Brantford. ¶Mr. and Mrs. Alex Strong and Paula of Guelph., Miss Jo- anne Strong of Kitchener spent the week -end with Mrs. John Strong.. Mr. send Mrs. Allan Steed- man of Brampton and Mr. and Mrs. WM. Thompson of. Toron- to were week -end guests of 'Mr. McCormick's . • 1.16. SODAS . 39c GRAHAM . ` WAFERS ....3/$1 TOMATO. 4$.1as. JUICE . ; . , ..3/99c 128 JAVEX 74c 164x. Cheez Whiz ..77c BLUE RIBBON COFFEE ..1b. 88c ' Head' Lettuce. 2/49c • FARM STYLE • SAUSAGE lb. ` 45c Ban nos .. 2 lbs. 25c ' ORANGES doz. 89c Boys'' MINIM JEANS'.',:. > .. $1.98 Girls' and Boys” PYJAMAS ...$1.98 Men'fs . . `' Rig. $6.95. TROD -E - Children's: F ToUfltangie Cis Troubles, See Us A' th„.ough check-up in our shop . . and we spot the source of car trouble, fix it right. Call! VERN'S TEXACO SERVICE CENTRE PHONE 357-3380 - WINGHAM TRAIN TO TORONTO Ask: about convenient departure and return times • Fey Inforalation,°phone the local CN,1*as swlwsttl " Sales Otte. and bits. Clifford Cooke. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald RaU- tech of Toronto Spent ,ttie weed end with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. WY''' lie. Unit 1 of the Corrie United Church Women realized over $200.00 at their Valentine sup- per on Saturday evening. Howick T�wnship CounciI meek Reeve Harold Robinson pre- sided for. the February 5th meet- ing of Howick Township Coun- cil at which a $20.00 -grant was Voted to the local Salvation - Array Corps and $15.00 to the Huron County Soil & Crop Im- provernent Association. The tenders of H. N. Gowdy for furnace oil at the township shed, at $14.95 per 100 gallons, and B.P. Canada for diesel fuel at, $16.95 per 100 gallons, were accepted. It was decided tb-pay the number one grader man, Glenn Underwood, $2.00 per hour. The clerk was instructed to advertise for warble fly spray- ing, powder and inspector and . the road superintendent will advertise for tenders for crush- ing and delivering screened . gravel. A certified cheque for $600.00 is tp accompany the gravel tender, • The road super- intendent will also advertise for tenders en pit run gravel. The remuneration for those attending the Rural Municipali- ties. convention will be $40,00 and $50.00 for Ontario Good • Roads. A $200.00 grant was voted to the Fordwich Commun- ity Association for insurance on the rink. - . Council rescinded” motions made at the January meeting in regard to theclerk's salary ,a•nd the moving of the road super intendent's office. Howick Council will° apply to the Ontario Development Cor- poration to declare the town- ship a designated area. A motion was made to con- struct the -road • at the Anderson bridge, Con,, -2;,a portion of • sideroad 25`and 26-betwreen Con 17, end 18-o nd:betw,een Con. 1 and 2. construct`'Con, *and` 18'vest of Fortlwitltt' sideroad,;' and Con; .16 and 17 on lot 13, 14,.: and 15. Council accepts X1.54 balance from CenteflniaI Comm. Reeve °Roy Pattison presided for the regular meeting of East Wawanosh Township Council. Tuesday of last ° week. All members were present. Council accepted the finan- cialstatement from C.W. Hanna, chairman of the Cen- tennial Finance Committee. Rece.iptS, were $6, 840.15`and ., expenditures $6,586.02. The balance of $254.73 was turned over to the township. ,A petition was accepted in regard to repairs to the Plaetzer municipal drain and granteof $15.00 were given to the 3uron County Historical Society and the Huron Connty :Soil and Crop Improvement Association. It was decided to call for tenders for warble fly inspector, spray operator and helper, and C.W. Hanna, road superintend- ent, was to advertise for gravel tenders and contact Burns Ross' office in Goderich to call tet}- ders on the McLean bridge. A motion was passed to in- crease' Mr. Hanna's salary. $25 per month and the salary -of the treasurer $10.00 per month, both retro -active to the begin- ning of the year. Council accepted the 1967 tax roll as returned by the tax collector, adopted the auditor's report and passed a motion to pay the auditor's fee of $600. Road accounts amounting to $4,630:31 and general accounts of $1.055.78 were passed for payment. W4p R p ,..:.._ ASR' 1 SANDY MacEWEN WON the race for boys 10 to 12 years of age at the Fordwich carnival staged', In the rink on. Saturday night. Murray Wilson, right, was winner of the second . prize.=-A.T Photo. Usual Iajittendance• at Fordwich carnival FORDWICH-- The annual carnival got under ay Saturday evening with a hockey game between Listowel. and Fordwich squirt teams with the visitors , winning 6 to 1. There were many, fine cos- tumes which presented.a chal- lenge for the judges who award- ed the prizes to the following: Fancy, girls, 1st Susan •Angst;. 2nd Caroline Dinsrnere; 'boys, Bruce Campbell of 131ue- vale, Billy Zimmerrnaker; pre- school, girls,- Brenda Mann, • Beverley McCann; boys, Paul Martin; comic, Glenn Camp- bell of. Bluevale, Randy Hunt; nursery rhyme, Brenda McCann,' Stephen Edgar, Gorrie.: : Fancy, ladies, Debbie Lamb- kin, mobkin, Lorraine Dinsmore; men, Robert Connell, Warren Zur- brigg, character, Billy Zimmer ,maker, : JirireTa for. • R. R. y Gorrie; old time; Mrs. Pa': West Wawanosh council meeting The February session of West Wawanosh.Township Council was held at the home. of the clerk, February .-,6th with. all m tubers in attendance and reeve Lyons .presiding. Robert McCutcheon, sales- man for Olivetti -Underwood .° appeared before council to demonstrate- the company's calculator. After lengthy, dis- cussion of the pros and cons of the machine, and the expressed need, of ,a typewriter with a larger carriage for town hip work, it was agreed to purchase an electric typewriter. with 15" carriage. Frank McQuillin appeared before council with a query on. the, open work portion of the - Foran drainage works. The reeve and clerk will. apply to the Department of Highways for the statutory sub- sidy on'1967 road expenditures in the amount of $82, 669. The ;clerk was instructed to write the Department ef.Agri- culture and Food to ascertain if warble fly spraying is still 'compulsory, and on a positive reply, to insert advertisements for inspector, . sprayer and war bicide. The roadand general ac- counts were ordered paid. Committeemen acc a �cc irr�e�l irMe The following 18 committee men have been elected by ac•' clamation from Huron County to, the Hog Producer s Commit- tee for District -10 for three years; .1968, 1969 and 1970: Ken Baker, R.R. 2, Dash- wood; George R. Campbell, R.R. 1, Seaforth; Alex Corrigan, R.R. 1, Bluevale; Alvin Cud - more, R. R. 1, Hensa•1l; Ma 1- 'colm°Davidson, R. R. 1, Bruce - field; Melvin Greb, R. R. 2., Dashwood, Elmer Harding, R.R. 1, Gorrie; Harvey McClure, R. R. 1, Walton; James McGreg- or, Kippen; Robert E. McMillan R. R. 2, .Seaforth; Allan Miller, +R. R. 1, Lucknow; George Mon Grief, R. R. 3, Goderich; Eric ' Moore, R. R. 4, -Goderich; R. J. Semple, R.R. 2, Rayfield; Lloyd Stewart, R. R. 1, Clinton; Alfred H. Warner, R.R. 1, Zurich;, J'atnell W illiamson, R.R. 3, Walton, * Wilson, Robert Connell; best couple, Mrs. Jack Wilson. . and Robert Connell. ,,,Queen of the Carnival was Miss Teresa Nickel of Fordwich; Valentine costume, Patty Mann, Susan Angst; oldest couple„ on skates, 'Mrs. lack Wilson and Robert Connell; olovwn, Rose- marry Nickel,, Valerie :Gibson, Prizes for races were won. by the following; Girls, 9 and.under, Linda Espensen, Brenda McCann, Brenda. "Haasnoat; 10 to 12, 'Su- sanWilson, \alerie Gibson. - Boys 9 and under, Wayne Nickel, Brian Siefert, Harry Gibson; 10 to 12; Sandy Mc - Ewan, Murray Wilson;.: 13 to 15? �.. Bob Reid, Don Reid. Men's race; Doug Hargrave, Jim Taylor. • Mr: and Mrs. Lloyd . Nickel, and family,' Mr; and Mrs, Lorne Siefert and fiinily and Mr. and Mrs. Tom MbEwan won prizes for being the largest families in attendance. Peter Mulvey of Belmore won the draw for a transistor radio; Cathy Clarkson of Ford- wich, an electric'fry pay; Don Edgar, Gorrie, an alarm clock:: THE HOSTESS WITH THE MOSTEST GORRIE--The second meet- .ing of the 'Cottle 2 4-H Club was held at the home of Mrs. Russell Adams on•Feb, 10 with 21 present. Lynda Pyke open- ed the meeting and Mrs. Adams discussed rules for being a guest and entertaining a guest. Last week she demon- strated flower arrangement.°° Mrs, Wm. Thornton demon- strated how to pack a week- end bag. Home assignment was to write a week -end invit- ation. The closer you are to a per - .son, the more tact and -courtesy you need.. 'QUEEN OF THE CARNIVAL. Little eight - year - old Teresa Nickel, daught.r of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Nickel of Ford- wich, was named queen of thi skating carnival. in that community on Saturday evens- Ing. Her Valentin* costume was oni of the best et the show. A.T Photo. Fordwich Personal Notes ?earthworm spent several days last week with Mr. and Noi. Dill MAUI in Lisa r. el, , Ted Kleaseen, spent OM day 'last week in Kitchener. ., and Mrs..' Dare Dias,. Mare spent one day 1zstt week In Lcaodan. Msts, Carroll. Xohnson return- cd bome Friday from: Listowel hospital where she 'recently underwent ma$or wry Frlea ds,of ,Mrs. Elsner Mil.. ler will be sorry.to learn that she is confined tq Palmerston p Hospital* . r, Weekend and Sunday visit- ors with Mrs. Pearl Patterson were Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Patter - sou and children of. Toronto and Mr, Bob. Campbell of Guelph. , Congratulations to Lloyd Nickel, Walter Demering, Lyle .Toerten aril Stewart 'Doug* .4 las on winning list at ,the Cli.f= 'ford bonspiel on Saturday. rife 'rink was skipped by -Walter • Dementing with -3 wins and plus of 12. Each of the men won. , table lamps -and trophies. Mr. and Mis, Earl Moore visited .Sunday with Mr. and . Mrs, Jack Bricker in" Paden. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bride and Mr+ and Mrs. JaineS Vittie left fast week for Florida where they will spend the month. Mr. Spence Jacques of •. • Neenah, • Wisconsin,: and his daughter Mary of McMaster University, Hamilton, visited Saturday, with the former's ' aunt, • Mrs.. R. Watters -Mrs. Janette Lindsay of Torr7 onto visited over the week -pend with her sister, . ;Miss Ruth Johns- ton. ° Friends'of Iv irs..Wm...Mc- 'Cann will be sorry -to learn -that at presentshe is confined. to Listowel Memorial Hospital. Mr. Noah` Ries,spent:'the week -end in London with rela- tives ela-tives and visited with Mrs.. Ries . fo' Victoria .Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Anson Demer- �Morr,s Township . Council meeting p Morris Township Council__ gave a grant; of $15.00 to the Huron ,Coup Soil and-•Cro Improvement. Assoc, Arid 25. toT,the Rpublic_re)a�tlons;°depart. meat of the Savatfon A,' in London `at the February meet-..... ing. ,_ All members were present and Reeve WilliamElstonpre- sided. The by-law setting the road superintend'ent's salary.at $1.90' per hour and $15.•00 a month for bookkeeping, plus 10¢ per mile,was passed. • ' Membership to the Associa- tion of Assessing Officers of Ontario :was paid and $50.00 will be paid to 'any official at- . tending,one convention. It was decided 'to advertise for warble fly inspector and' tenders for warble fly spraying, and for tenders to supply, crush and deliver gravel for the town- ship roads. Road accounts amounting` to $3910.22 and the general ac- counts were passed for payment. Will instill roof supports al Brussels school The regular meeting of the Morris East Wawanosh School Board was attended.by all mem- .bers when it met Monday of last week in the Brussels school. A representative of the Cow- an ow-an Insurance Agency was pres- ent t� review policies on each of the three schools, "for which the •premium is $1819.00. A contract was let to Reff- linghaus .Construction for instal- ling additional roof supports for the two west wing classrooms in the Brussels school at a cos; of $3,172.00. There were. two tenders. A grant of $700.00 was made to the school fair. The three custodians were given salary increases and each was appointed attendance officer for his school. Carl Gowing was named as the: board's representative to 'tyle Interim School Organize. tion Committee which will pre- pare a comprehensive report of the existing school systems to be administered by the new • County Board of Education, Bilis were passed for pay ment in the amount of $929.40 from the construction account and $1, 460.00 from the current account. The next meeting will be held in the Be grave school .on Match 8 et 800 p.mo ling, Mr, aid Mrs. Harty merii and Mr. And las. Waiter Demers attended the funeral on Friday of Mi, Albs Demerling in London. Mn. Den McComilck and daughter Laurie of Alton, Md. ,Anne bloke and Mr, Tom Moore of Thessalon visited one . day last week withhMr, and . Mo _Mrs. Tone ore, 9Mr. Moore remained for, a few days and on Friday accompanied Mr. and Mrs„ Earl Moore to 'Arthur 'where they visited with Mrs. Gordon 'Saunders, sister of Tom and Earl Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald D'Arcy and daughter Eonnie, Lee of HuttonvilIe spent the week -end with relatives Mr. and Mrs, Don. Seabrook and Wayne of St. Catharines visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.. Ross Poig. • Mr. and Mrs. bob Campbell and two children of Wintharop visited. Sunday with Mr. and hies. Robert Hibb.sd. Lary" family! Lets et ex- -pews. 'Itendipte co-), • j% oninseement et y D"9 rrttlwnitr Credit t" <a i+aft►_YOU rads.. t liS Q s e. WINGHAM COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION DIAGONAL ROAD �itI�I11�111>iIII�III�I�I�III/III�III�ILI�IIIAlililll�ltl�ll�lll/IIIAl11�111�111�11!�I� ..... . IANNUAL MEETING!: I - HOWICK FARMERS' MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY_ i Thethe Company willbe 95th Annual Meeting of = • a Id in GORRIE COMMUNITY HALL friday, February 23rd., 1968 at 1:30 p:m: � 1b -22b ern • osiolrlmosiuttip BUI inia 1.1118isn■mmiliI/Inmousist imii REPAIRED AND REWOUND r. A complete stock ofmotors from an. eighth to "a five h:p. , model. • WILSON Phone' 11 R 12 FORDWICH, Ont. ELECTiIC MOTOR SERVICE • AUTHORIZED. SALES & SERVICE DEPOT Wagner - Leland,, Fran•klin v N9eowtf Often the replacement, dairy heifer is allowed to de- velop from the calf Stage up to her first calving date without too much special care. Let Shur -Gain help youl Stop and consider right now how much proper_ feeding of these replacement heifers could benefit youl Properly fed replacement heifers grow faster but better, without excess fat. They can be bred earlier come into production sooner. They will develop a seventy -pound calf ... calve in top condition ... and have the reserve strength and condition to milk well. Help your heifers to do this big job well by developing them properly with Shur - Gain. Calf Starter -Grower (made with your grain if you prefer) at the Wingham Feed Mill. CaII us today about. Shur -Gain Calf Starter -Grower for replacement heifers. Follow the Shur -Gain' calf feed° program end see how will these animals will grow and produce for you. 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