The Wingham Advance-Times, 1955-09-14, Page 8The Wingliam Advance-Time*, Wednesday September 14, 1955
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The regular meeting of the Wo.
man’s Missionary Society and the Wo.
an’s Association
Church here was
afternoon in the
The president,
man was in charge and opened the
meeting with a hymn and the Lord’s
prayer.
The treasurer, Mrs. Jesse Wheeler,
reported that $10.00 had been sent to
Doctor Mooney for an overseas relief
parcel.
Mrs. Stewart Procter and Mrs. Cecil
Chamney were appointed a’s delegates
to the sectional meeting at White
church. The thankoffering meeting
is to be held on October 7th, with the
auxiliaries from Wingham, Brick and
Westfield and the local Evening Aux
iliary to be guests. The 3rd, line
group are to look after the lunch for
this meeting.
A paper on the meaning of Christ
ian Citizenship was given by Mrs.
Richard Chamney.
The theme of the worship service
Was “The Call to Discipleship” with
Mrs. Cecil Chamney as leader and she
gave the introduction and led in pray
er. Passages of Scripture were read by
Mrs. Richard Chamney, Mrs. Jesse
Wheeler and Mrs. Cecil
followed with a discussion
The study packet was
by Mrs. Herb Wheeler.
Know” facts were given by Mrs. Rich
ard Chamney and Mrs. Jesse Wheeler.
A hymn closed the worship ser
vice. This was followed by a report
by Mrs. Cliff Logan on the School
for leaders at Alma College, St.
Thomas, where she was a delegate
recently.
The meeting closed with
pah Benediction.
W. A. Meeting
Edgar Wightman
of the W.A. meeting
being “Friendship” and open-
Chamney,
period,
introduced
“Do You
the Miz-
was in
with the
Mrs.
charge
theme
ed it with a hymn. The Scripture
reading John 15, 9-17 was read by
Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler.
Meditation on friendship was given
by Mrs. E. Wightman.
Routine reports were given and it
was also decided to have a light in
stalled above the basement steps. The
W.M.S. is to cater to
School
ember.
the
convention sometime
W. I. Meeting
regular meeting afThe
grave Women’s Institute will be held
on September 20th, in the Community
Centre this will be the health meet
ing and the
Coultes. The
ed with “A
ery.” The
convener is Mrs. J. M.
roll call will be answer-
Recent Medical Discov-
motto, “Relax for a
Change,” will be given by Mrs. James
Michie. Address on civil defence will
be given by Mrs. Walter Pocock. Solo
by Mrs. Clarence Wade. Current
events by Mrs. Walter Scott, W.H.O.,
and a contest will be conducted by
Mrs. J. M. Coultes.
Lunch will be served by Mrs. Gor
don Higgins, Mrs. Harold Procter and
Miss Edith Procter. Members are
asked to®bring their articles for the
fall rummage sale to this meeting.
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East Wawanosh
Council Meets
The East Wawanosh Council met on
September 6th, with all the members
present, the Reqve presiding. The
minutes of the meeting held August
2nd., were read and adopted on mot
ion by Purdon and McGowan.
Buchanan-Purdon—That the road
and general accounts as presented be
passed and paid, Carried.
Hanna-McGowan—That the Town
ship officials sign the application for
the interm subsidy for road expen
diture to date. Carried.
Purdon-Buchanan—That the ac
count of the Wingham Rural Fire
Area be paid. Carried,
McGowan-Hanna—That council
give the following grants: to the
Blyth Agricultural Society, ; _
Belgrave School Fair, $20.00; North
Huron Ploughmen’s -Association, $25;
Auburn Library, $10.00; Whitechurch
Library, $10.00; Belgrave Library,
$15.00. Carried.
Buchanan-Purdon—That the council
order 1000 feet of snowfence and 60-6
foot T posts from the Canada Culvert
Co. Limited. Carried.
Cheques issued at Council meeting
of September 6th, 1955.
Roads—Stuart McBurney, salary,
$174.00, bills paid, $4.85; Philip Daw
son, welding and grate, $5.90; Harold
Cook, cutting weeds, $251.25; Belgrave
Co-Op., wire, $10.20; Purdon Motors,
starter switch, $4.25; W. S. Gibson,
insurance, $66.00; Can. Oil Co., fuel oil
and oil, $86.75; Treas. of Ont., tax on
fuel oil, $22.00; Rec.-Gen. of Canada,
income tax, $1.00.
General—Frank Kirkby, construct
ion Pleatzer Dr., $5,200.00; Henry Mc-
Clinchey, damages, Plaetzer Dr., $4.50;
Clarence Daer, damages, Plaetzer Dr.,
$11.50, severence, Plaetzer Dr., $115.00;
R. H. Thompson, clerk’s fees, Plaet
zer Dr., $45.00; James Howes, sup’t.
Con., Plaetzer Dr., $150.00; Court of
$75.00;
Revision, Plaetzer Dr, 0. Taylor, $5.00;
J. Buchanan, $5.00; C. Hanna, $5.00;
O. McGowan, $5.00; A. Purdon, $5.00;
Bly th District Eire Area, fire call,
$19.00; W. S. Gibson, insurance pre
mium, $205.$4; County of Huron, hos
pitalization, $66.00; The Municipal
World, supplies, $1.89; Middle Mait
land Valley Con, Auth., $2.95; Wm, H,
Gow, brucellosis inspector, $11.80; Al
bert Coultes, brucellosis inspector,
$7.60; Mrs. Stanley Marks relief ac„
$18.74; Jas. Coultes, relief ac., $12.00;
C. W. Hanna, relief ac., $74.00; Wing
ham Rural Fire Committee, share de
ficit, $249.43; Blyth Agricultural Soc
iety, grant, $75.00; Belgrave School
Fair, grant, $20.00; North Huron
Ploughmen's Association grant, $25.00;
Apburii Library, grant, $10.00; White
church Library, grant, $10.00; Bel
grave Library, grant, $15.00,
Hanna-McGowan—That council ad
journ to meet October 4th at one
o'clock at the Belgrave Community
Centre, Carried.
R. H, Thompson, Clerk.
Orval E, Taylor, Reeve.
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fall fair, September 23.
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