The Wingham Advance-Times, 1946-05-23, Page 2the County for such duties.—Goderich •
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BLUEVALE
United -church
At the morning service in the un-
ited Church, Rev. S. J. Bridgette based
his sermon on the Sist. chapter of Jer-
emiah, Mrs. Jack Wickstead sang a
5010, The evening service was con-
ducted by the V,P,U. when the presi-
ident, Fleming Johnston, presided and
gave a report of the Y.P.U. convent-
ion, held last week at Belgrave, Mrs.
George, Hetherington conducted an Old
TeStament quiz. A paper on "The
Power of Prayer" was given by Mrs.
Sparling Johnston, Rev, S. J. Brid-
gette offered ,praycr.
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injuries from which he died, in. Orange-
villa hospital. He is survived by his
wife and three small children,
Ustowel, Housing
Contract Awarded
Contract for the erection of 05 war-
time houses in Listowcl, has been
awarded to the Shaw Construction
Company of Sarnia, according to Clerk
W, H. White.
Space for storing material has been
requested by the construction firm and
it is expeeted that excavation opera-
tions will commence this week,
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Store Looted
A thief who entered by a skylight
stole $50.00 cash from the G. Edig-
hoffer & Son, department store, Mit-
chell. Police said they believe the in-
Aruder climbed a fire escape on an ad-
joining building and then jumped to
the roof of the. Edighoffer store,
Huron County Home
Matron Is Injured
Huron County Home Committee of
the council meeting in Clinton passed
a resolution of sympathy to the mat-
ron, Mrs. Martha Jacob, who on Wed-
nesday of last week, suffered a broken
arm, She was going from the kitchen
to the main hall when she caught the
tip of her foot in a piece of linoleum
which was being laid. She was thrown
heavily to the floor, and sustained a
dislocation at the shoulder and a frac-
tured arm above the elbow.
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2,700 Trees Planted In
Workmen completed the job last
week of reforesting the town bush a
couple of miles west of the village.
Council had secured 2,700 red pine
trees for the project.
In order to protect the young trees
just planted it Will be necessary to
erect quite an extensive stretch of new
fence, and this is already under way.—
Teeswater News.
Appointed Supervising Nurse
For Huron, County
Miss Marabelle MacKenzie, M.A.C.,
of Lindsay, was engaged as supervis-
ing nurse for Huron County at a meet-
ing of the County Health and Hospital
committee held at Clinton, on Satur-
day afternoon, Miss MacKenzie's chit-
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leg, suffered when he was kicked by a
horse. After the accident, he managed
to crawl part way home, where he was
later found in a lanewa3r.—Kincardine
News. [INTERESTING CLIPS
OF DISTRICT NEWS
Leg Fractured
Richard Baker of Holyrood, is in
Alexandria General and Marine Hos-
pital, iGoderich, with a badly fractured
Farmer Fatally Hurt
When Thrown By Team
When a team bolted, throwing him
from a manure spreader, Thomas Ar-
thur May, 41-year-old farmer of Hills-
burgh, in Wellington County, suffered YOU'LL OE
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Knox Ladies' Aid
The Triple Group of the Ladies Aid
Society of Knox Presbyterian Church
held the regular monthly meeting in
the Sunday School this week, and
quilted for the. Missionary bale. The
president, Mrs. W. H. McKinney, pre-
sided for a business meeting. Mrs.
McEwen read a scripture passage and
offered prayer. During the session it
was decided to sponsor a play present-
ed by the Y.P.S. of Belmore Presby-
terian Church. to be wiven in the Com-
munity Hall on May 23rd.
Institute Plans . For District Annual
Mrs. Edward Johnston, Mrs. Carl
Johnston, Miss Margaret Curtis, Miss
Emma Johnston and Miss Olive Scott
attended the Executive meeting of the
East Huron District Women's Insti-
tute at Fordwich, this week when the
chief item of business was arranging
the program and making plans for the
District Annual meeting to be held
at Gorrie on June 20th. Mis6 Hop-
kins from the department, 'Toronto, the
Provincial Board Director, The Huron
County Coach for Girls' Clubs, • also a
representative of the Federation of
Agriculture will be present. Reports
from the various committees will be
presented. The president, Mrs. Everitt
Sparling, Gorrie, will preside.
Celebrated 54th Wedding Anniversary
Mr, and Mrs. John McIntosh of
Molesworth, and former residents of
Bluevale, celebrated the 54th anniver-
sary of their marriage on May 11th.
The occasion was marked quietly at
their home. Mr, and Mrs. McIntosh
do not enjoy the good health that their
many friends would wish for.
Mrs. R. H. McKinnon and son,
Spence, and daughter, Mrs. John Mc-
Tavish, visited Toronto this week, -
Miss Florence Fowler spent a few
days with Miss Clara Pinkney, Sea-
forth,
Mrs. Burns Moffat, Miss .Lillian
Garniss, spent a clay recently at Strat-
ford, and had a short visit with their
sister, Miss Edith Garniss at Seaforth.
Mrs. Alex Armstrong and Dune Mc-
Kinnon, Brussels, were Sunday visit
ors with their brother, Robert and
Mrs. McKinnon.
Mrs. Norman Hoover, Brussels, is
visiting with her mother, Mrs., Milton
Smith.
Miss Olive ,Scott* visited her cots-
ins the Misses Ethel and Florence
Beattie at Seaforth,
Alfred Agar visited friends at Brus-
sels on Saturday.
David McAllister and sister, Miss
Josephine, were recent visitors with
their sister, Mrs. Archie Messer.
TURNBERRY COUNCIL
The minutes of Council meeting held
in Wingham, Ontario, May 6th., 1946.
Members all present, Moved by
Bryce and Fischer that the minutes of
of last meeting be adoPted as read.
Carried.
The following letters Were received
and read: Dept. of Highways, Strat,•
ford; A. H. Creighton, Toronto; Dept.
of Public Welfare, Toronto; CKNX,
Wingham,
Moved by Bryce and Fischer that
We ask for sealed tenders for crush-
ing and spreading 4000 cu, yards gra,
vet. Carried.
Moved by Bryce and 'Fischer that
we finance the ,Community Hall, Blue-
vale tip to the sum of $100.00 for one
year for building purposes to he re.
paid frOm revenue received for rise of
Hall and interest to be paid by Hall
Committee. Carried.
Moved by Powell and Ding that By-
LAW No. 0, 1940, be pasted, appoint.
lug the following pound ,keepers for
year, 1946-, Don Cleghorn, Joint Me.
Itague, Leslie Douglas, H, 4GlillOtif,
Wm- M. John Tervitt, Gordon
Wray, John It irkton,,,john Mundell,
nos. Appleby, D, S, MacNatighton,
C. J. Rigging
'
C. Rettinger. Carried.
Moved by Ilryee and Pitcher that
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Baptism At Knox Church
The Sacrament of Baptism was ob-
served at the morning service in Knox
Presbyterian church, conducted by
Rev. Leland C. Jorgensen, who spoke
on the significance of the service and
the responsibility of the parents. Dur-
ing. the service he also outlined the
"Advance for Christ" movement and
the Peace Thanksgiving Fund. The
following is a list of the 'children bap-
tised:—Karene Ann, daughter of Mr.
and' Mrs. Leslie Greenaway; Carol
Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Robertson, Gail Marilyn, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, Eldon. Kirton, Marilyn
Gertrude, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Archie Parker, Toronto.
Anniversary services are announced
for June 23rd,
Belgrave Co-Op. Association
W. R, Cruikshank, Walter H. Woods,
Clerk, Reeve.
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ies will commence on August 1st.
The committee instructed County
Clerk Miller to write Miss Edna L.
Moore, director of public health nurs-
es of Ontario, and ask her to meet the
committee in the near future to discuss
the possibilities of the County's under-
taking generalized public health nurs-
ing. This would require a much larg-
er staff than at present engaged by'
Mistress (during cleaning) — Be
careful with those books, Jane, some
of them go back to George 1.
Maid—Yes, and some of them ought
to go back to the village library,
ma'am!
By-Law No. 10, 1946, be passed ap-
pointing the following fence viewers
for year, 1946.
Roy Rutherford, I. J. Wright, J.
Ross King, E. Nichol, Jos. Bailey, Les-
lie Douglas, W. A. McGill, Wm, T.
Bolt, Harvey Timm, R. Campbell.
Carried.
The following accounts were paid:
Wingham Advance, met, $4.86; W. R.
Cruikshank, -5.80, phone $2.80, postage
$3.00; Bluevale Community Hall,
$1000.00 for Building purposes; A. H.
Erskine, $31.70, arrears taxes; L, For-
tune, $2.50, moving safe; Geo. Day,
$2.50, moving safe; B, Garniss, $1.00,
moving safe; H. Gilkinson, $3.75,
Roads; R, Hasting, $3.80; D. Haugh,
$6.75; F. Hogg, $2.00; L. Henning,
$3.20; Win. Mundell, $29.50; J. T.
Wylie
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$20.40; J. Day, $12.40; R. Hen-
ning, $12.15; F. Lewis, $19.25; J. J.
Elliott, $20.90; L. Findlater, $24.80;
W. Robinson, $1.40; W. B. Cruik-
shank, $6.00; East Wawanosh, $88.00;
J. Morrison, $1,00; Dept. of Highways,
$6.40,
Moved by King and Bryce that we
adjourn to meet in Wingham on Mon-
day, 3rd, clay of June, 1946, at 8 p.m.
A good driver Must have a wide field
of vision, that is the ability to observe
far to the right or left while keeping
the eyes glued to the road ahead. Each
of the 50 veteran Ontario truck drivers
were given the field of vision test dttr-
the Motor Vehicle neet Supervisors
training course held in Toronto on
April 22nd to 26. Shown here about to
take it is H. Pollard, of Direct'-Win-
ters Transport, Toronto. Instructing
him is S.-Wrightson, of the Robert
Simpson Co„ Toronto, while looking
on is L. A. Taylor, of Lake Simcoe
Ice and Fuel, Toronto. The course
was sponsored by the Extension De-
partment of the University of Tor-
onto, the Ontario Safety League, and
John Labatt :Limited.
(Photo courtesy of John Labatt Ltd.)
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