The Wingham Advance-Times, 1951-08-15, Page 7MEMORIAL ORGAN DEDICATED—On July 29th,
the occasion of the 50th Anniversary of the Fords
with United_ Church, a new electric organ was dedi-
cated. 'Above are seen the Organist, Miss Violet Bes-
Wetheric, A,T.C.M., Austin Stinson, choir leader,
George Ashton, chairman of the organ committee
and William Campbell, chairman of the session, with.
1149,, W, R.. Tristram, pastor of the church, -
$10.50; John Koch, ,vork on Hastie
Drain, $12.00; Howick Townsi..ip Lib-
rary Board, Grant, $125.00; Clifford
Agriculture Society, Grant, $20.00;
H, M. Hastie, work on Hasti,i
$4.50; Geo. E. Hubbard, fox bounty,
$2.00; Burton Hubbard, fox bounty,
$2.00; Jas, Inglis, fox boun'.y, $2.00;
Art Ruttan, fox bounty, $2.01; Win, B.
Doig, lamb killed by dogs, $30 00; P.
Durst, pt. salary $90.00, postage '4t5.00,
$95.00; Total $1,114,68.
Moved by Gibson and Hargrave
that we do now adjourn to meet again
on September 5th, or lt ;he call of
the Reeve.
P. L. Durst, E. H. ..Strong,
Clerk. FL'OVO.
DAVID DOHERTY
David Doherty died at his home
in Blyth early Monday morning, fol-
lowing a three months' illness from a
heart condition. The late Mr. Doherty
who would have celebrated his 76th
birthday next week, was born in
St. Vincent Township near Meaford
and was a blacksmith by trade, a son
of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Doh-
erty. Fifty years ago, July 3, he was
married, and he and Mrs. Doherty
lived near Meaford until 1948, when
they moved to Blyth.
Besides his wife he is survived by
two sons, Roy and Garfield of Blyth;
three granddaughters, Mrs. Vernon
Speiran, Miss Marjorie Doherty and
Margaret Ann, also one brother, Chas.
Doherty of Meaford.
The funeral service was conducted
by his minister, Rev. C. Scott of
Blyth United Church, with interment
in Union Cemetery, Blyth on Wednes-
day last.
REAL SYMPATHY
Even facts are not real to us until
we have learned to use our imagina-
ion in connection with them. To know
that our brother is poor, his home
bare of comforts and his children
suffering, is not enough to trouble
our hearts and awaken our sympathy
unless we can picture ourselves in a
like condition. What would such a
situation mean to us? The golden rule
is a distinct demand upon the imagi-
nation to put ourselves in another's
place.
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mer cottage, Kincardine, Mrs, Diment
and Mrs, L. Saunders of Kingsville,
whom she spent the winter with,
also Mr. Gurney's sister and husband
from Kitchener and brother:
McCallum—Gerrie
Under an arch of summer flowers
at the home of the bride's parents,
Marion Belle, oldest daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gerrie was united
in marriage with Donald Kenneth,
only son of Mr. Colin McCallum of
Arva. 'Given in marriage by .her
father, the bride wore a gown of
white net over taffeta. Her cap of
brocade satin held a shoulder-length
veil,
Miss Maxine Seddon -of London
;and Miss Donna Gerrie, the bride's
sister, acting as bridesmaids wore
.yellow and turquoise net ,gowns .simi-
lar ,to the ,bride!s, with nosegays of
roses and sweet peas. The best men
were Mr. Everitt .Ashton of Fordwich
and Mr. Edward Watson of Blyth,
oousins of the .groom.
A buffet lunch was served following
the .ceremony; after which the happy
couple left on a .honeymoon through
northern Ontario. The bride wore a
suit dress of sand sharkskin with
black velvet trimming and black ac-
cessories, and a corsage of red roses.
.On their return they will reside in
London.
FORDWICH
Mrs. Cecil Cooper and Miss Bea-
trice Wade are holidaying at Honey
Harbor.
Miss Eleanore Ashton, of London,
has been spending her holidays at
the parental home. She also enjoyed
a motor trip to Quebec,
Harvey Williamson, who is a pa-
tient in a London hospital, suffered
a compound fracture of the right kg
and a fractured left ankle when he
fell from the mow during haying op-
erations on July. 31st. Neighbors have
come to his assistance and cut his
grain at an old-fashioned "bee".
Mrs. James Ireland (nee Jean Gad-
Ice), Brussels, has been convalescing
after an appendectomy at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gadke.
Mrs. E. Hainstock spent a couple
of weeks at Lions Head. She was a
guest at her brother's cottage.
Mrs. W. E. Dayton, of Arrow River,
Man., is visiting her sister, Mrs. Fan-
ny Warrell and Mrs. Wm. Foster.
Mr. and Mrs. William McCann, con.
4, were at home to their friends on
August 10th on the occasion of their
silver wedding anniversary. A social
evening and dancing was held later
at the community hall,
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Dept. of Health, Insulin, $1.09; Mat,.
hany-Hunter °glee ,.Eguipinent adding machine, $700,00; C. R, Coyle
tes, express charges, 83; S. 13. Elliott,
relief account for the month of Jane,
$15.65; GM Radford, govier Drain,
$7,500,00; Mrs. Robert Craig, relief,
$20,00; Addison Fraser, part salary,
$300.00.
Harvey C. Johnston, Geo. C. Martin,
Reeve, Clerk
AIMOMIENIESIVIDt6.
$1000
will be ,given in
Kinsmen Bingo
Kincardine Arena
Fri., Aug. 17
Numbers will be called
till this prize is claimed
$450 IN OTHER PRIZES
First Game 9 p.m.
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Township Rate Is Set At
Morris Council Meeting PUSONALS
Bowman, Louise
Fectgari, Robert
Gailrit, Barbara
Jeffs, Donna. /II
Pocock, H. Louise
—Mrs, 0, W, Buchanan and -awl
Greg are spending this week lin To-
ronto.
—Mrs. Ray Hale, of TenehtqP spent
A few days With Mrs. ,t$t0.41 Flare and
Ige, John T3alseS,
Miss Margaret Mitchell, of Toronto,
is visiting with her .panerite,1Ver. and
Mrs, J. I. Mitchell.
=--Mrs, Frank •-StilrelY anent the past
week with her daughter, Mrs. A. 140-
Manila, in Stratford.
—Miss Hazel Hopkins of :Hanover
spent a few days last week visiting
with Miss Grace Colley.
—Mrs. W. H. Waram returned to
Toronto after spending two weeks
with Mrs. E. 4, VanStons.
—Miss Grace Louise Parker and
friends, of Toronto, spent holidays at
Wingham and Point Clark.
—Mrs. Edward Effting and son,
Charles, of Chicago, Illinois, are the
guests of Mrs. Edgar Snell.
—Mr. and Mrs. Bert :gathers are
enjoying a holiday trip to Ottawa,
Quebec City and New York.
—Mr, W. C. Geddes, of Chatham,
has been holidaying with his sister,
Miss Anne Geddes, of town.
—Mr. and Mrs. H. Dunnington, of
Stratford, spent the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Giadding,
—Mr. and Mrs. Robert White, of
Port Colborne are visitors with Mises-
es Phyllis and Marguerite Johns,
—A week-end 'guest with Mrs. Jack
Willits on the ninth line of Turnberry
was Miss Theresa DeLorme„ of To-
ronto.
—Rev. and Mr. A. C. Pentland, of
Decatur, Ill., are visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. W. B. Mc Cool and Mrs..I. H.
Christie.
—Mr. and Mrs. Bob Clark and fam-
sily are back home after two weeks in
the States and at the former's home
sin. Montreal.
Lillian Bready and Miss Lei-
.1a...Beeady of North Battleford, Sask.,
Were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
Galbraith this week.
.--sCapt. and Mrs. W. J. Adams spent
a Jew, days at Port Carling in the
Muskoka Lakes district with Mr. and
Mrs. George L. Empringham.
and Mrs. James Snowden and
Mr. sand. Mrs. Ernest Snowden and
lealsystreptored to Orangeville last Sat-
izeday and took in the Derry Day ce-
Debi:et/an.
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Grade XII students
taking Modern History only
Mr. Wm. Wade received greetings
and hest wishes from friends on his
94th birthday on Friday last week,
and attended a birthday supper at
the home of his son, Clarence Wade,
Beigrave. Mr. Wade reads the pap-
er without glasses and continues to
he busy repairing farm implements
almost every day during the summer.
A number from here attended the
Gibson Reunion at Listowel on Civic
Holiday. Spending the week-end here
and attending the reunion were Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Gibson, Toronto, and
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Montgomery and
family, Toronto.
Mrs. M. Strome has received word
of the death at -Yale, Mich., of her
'brother, Ammon ;Graybiel, 72, of a
heart attack. Two 'brothers in Van-
couver survive, and three sisters, Mrs.
M. SChaefer, Toronto, Mrs. Gilbert
McDermitt and Mrs. Strome, Ford-
Mrs. Florence Godley, of Sault Ste.
Marie, was a recent visitor for sev-
eral days at the 'home of Mr. and Mrs.
William Wade,
Mrs. Robert Nay 'has been a patient
in the Wingham General Hospital for
the past weeke
Mrs. Ruby Forster and Miss Mary
Corbett, Toronto, spent the week-end
in town.
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WILLIAMSON —In Wingham Gen-
eral Hospital, on July 27, 1951, to
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Williamson, a
daughter, Joanne Louise.
HOWICK Ti:COUNCIL
The Council met in the Clerk's
office on August 4th with Reeve E. H.
Strong in the chair. All members
present. 'The minutes of the last
regular meeting were read and on
motion of Gibson and Gowdy were
adopted as read.
Moved by Gowdy and Newton chat
we give the Clifford Agriculture So-
ciety a grant of $20.00.
Moved by Gibson and Hargrave
that we give the Howick Township
Library Board a grant of $125.00.
Moved by Gibson and Newton that
we instruct the Treasurer to prepare
a financial statement for Dram
No. 20.
Moved by Hargrave and Gibson that
the road accounts as approved be
paid.
Moved by Newton and Haegrave
that the following accounts be paici•
Relief $133.28; Eakins & MacDonald,
auditing twp. books, postage and tele-
phone, $251.75; Dr. R. B. Palmer,
services re V.D., $25.00; Fordwich
Record, printing and stationery,
$56.05; Corporation Town of Listow-
el, Howick's share fire truck, $143.60;
Irving Toner, work on Hastie Drain,
. The Morris Council met in the
township hall on August 7th, with all
the members present.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read and adopted on motion of
Win, Peacock and Bailie Parrott.
Moved by. Win, Peacock, seconded
by Bailie Parrott that we purchase
the Smith Carona adding Triaehinel=—
Carried.
Moved by cnas. Coultes, seconded
by Sam Alcock that we pass the ne-
cessary by-law setting the Township
mill rate at nine and one half mills—
Carried,
Moved by Sam Alcock, seconded by
Bailie Parrott that George Radford
he paid $1,500 on the work on the
Govier Drain:—Carried.
Moved by Chas. Coultes, seconded
by Sam Mooch, that the road bills
as presented by the road superinten-
dent be paid:—Carried.
• Moved by Chas Coultes, seconded
by Bailie Parrott that the Court of
Revision on the assessment roll for
1952 be held on Sept, 15, at 2.00 p.m.
—Carried.
Moved by Bailie Parrott, seconded
by Chas. Coultes that the meeting ad-
journ to meet again on Sept. 4, at
LOU p.m. —Carried,
The following accounts were paid:
Leslie Beirnes, fox bounty, $2.00;
Frank Alcock, fox bounty, $2.00;
Frank Kelly, fox bounty, $2.00; John
Spivey, fox bounty; $200 Mrs. Leslie
Beirnes, poultry kiled, $42.00; Laurie
Scott, poultry killed, $66.40; Walter
Shortreed, valuators fees, $4.06; Rus-
sel Currie, poultry killed, $70.25; Al-
bert Bacon, sheep killed, $92.75; Ar-
thur Ruttan, calves damaged, $25.00;
Frank Shaw, valuators fees, $12.54;
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Stanley Hare and Mr. John
144, and Mr. and Mrs, Howard
Waterloo, spent last week
with friends in Ludington, Mich.
—Miss Marilyn 40:Iasi:on and :Meg
Barbara Ross, of Toronto are-spends
ing their vacation with the litter's
.11arepts,..Dr„.anci. Boss.
—Miss Babe Delcenswiller, (4•Mintico
and Miss Mary Dryden, of Toronto,
spent the holiday weak-end. With the
forener's ,!ati.-nt, Mee, :111, A, VariStene.
—Mr. end Mrs. .Charles, Brown .and
son Richerd, of Windsor, returned
home after visiting. two weeks with
Mrs. Brown's parents, Mr. .and Mrs.
Frank Preston,
—Mr, and Mrs. W. 'T. ,Cruickshank
,and datightee Lois have returned after
a six weeks' trip which took them to
British Columbia ,and .back ..through
the :United .States.
.—Miss, Crandall 'has opened her
home in Wingham for a few weeks
and her sisters, Mrs. .McMillan and
Mrs. ,Stranford, of Fort Erie, are vis-
iting with her at present.
—Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Marlow and
son Robert, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ha-
ney and son Laurie, of Brantford and
Mr. and Mrs. 3. R. McGee of Blyth
spent the holiday with Mr. and Mrs.
W. H. Haney.
—Miss Holly O. Martin has 'return-
ed to Wingham .after holidaying for
two weeks at Detroit and Fenelon
Falls. She was .accompanied :here by
Miss Belle Martin and Mrs. 'T. Allen
and Louise, the latter of Cleveland.
—Miss Caroline Wellwoocl, Miss
Marion Simpson, Miss Bernice :Blake
and Miss Hilda Twamley, of London,
have just returned from a most •en-
joyable two weeks' tour of Montreal,
Quebec, Boston, Cape Cod and the
New England States.
----Mr. W. F. Buegman .and datigh-,
ter Ruth left for a three weeks' trip
to Vancouver, visiting with relatives
through the Canadian West and .at
Bellingham and Mount 'Vernon, Wash-
ington. They will Tatum through the
:United States. ii •
—Mr, and Mrs. Dave Murray and
sons, Ray and Donald, have returned
from a motor trip to Niagara Falls,
Buffalo, Philadelphia and Atlantic
City. Mrs, James Taylor accompan-
ied them and visited with her bro-
ther, Dr. J. S. Anderson in Phila-
delphia. •
—Mrs. C. Lediet, Mr..and :Mrs.. Wm.
Lediet, Frances and Preston and Mr.
Gordon Lediet visited at London last
week with. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lee
diet, Mr. and Mrs.. W. .3. Infelsean and
David and Mr. and Mrs. Boy Lucas
and Nancy and at Paris with Mr. and
Mrs, Frank Lediet.
—Misses Bessie and Esther 'Phillips
and niece Carol and Mr. and Mrs.
Front, Sandy, all of of Toronto spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Graham
Campbell of Bluevale, Mr. Roy S.
Macdonald who has spent the past
three weeks with his eausin 'returned
to his home with them.
—Mr. and Mrs. Jack Murray of
Sgawer, Sask., who have been visit-
ing Mrs. Murray's aunt, Miss Martha
gooemore, of Wingham, Mr. George
Cesemore and Mr. and Mrs. Frank
:Reses of Turnberry, left this week for
a .vieit with their son and daughter-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Don R. Murray
,of :Hamilton, before returning to their
home can Sask.
—Visitors with Anna D. Hooper for
the past few weeks were Mrs. Donald
Carey anti son, Harry of Galt, Mrs.
Orion Dipeel and her sister and hus-
baud, Mr. NV. Percy and their son and
wife and little daughter, all of Buf-
falo, also Mt. Harry Posliff, Wing-
ham. After 'their departure Anna D.
Hooper spent a few days with Mr.
and Mn. W. Varney at their sum-
Wingham District H. S. Upper School Results Announced
1--57% or over; II-66-74%; III--60-65%; C-50-te%. P—Passed in a previous year.
A student who has secured standing in the two English papers, and any other six papers will receive the Honour Graduation Diploma issued
by the Department of Education at a later date.
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