The Wingham Advance-Times, 1961-04-19, Page 10ATTENTION
HOC PRODUCERS
AND TRANSPORTERS-
The Ontario Flog Producers, Co-Operative are
changing their shipping date from Wednesdays
to Mondays, effective April 17th at Lucknow
Assembly Yaids.
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ONTARIO HOC PRODUCERS CO-OPERATIVE
ERNIE MERKLEY
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The "Winglram Advance-Times, 'Wednesday, April 19, 1901
Eu chre Winners
WROXETER—Vrize winners at
the hi-monthly euchre, sponsored
by the W.I. held in the community
hall last Thursday evening were:
Ladles first, Mrs. Alex Wright;
Second, Mrs, Fred Kerr; low, Mrs.
Jewitt; men's first, Carl Slirith;
Meeond, Ernie Dinsmore; low, Art
Gibson.
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Twelve Members
Meet at .Chu rch
WROXETER Members of the
CGIT met on Monday evening of
last week for their regular meeting,
which was held in the school room
of the church. There were tweivo
girls present. The worship service
was arranged by Betty Adams and
Leone Chambers,. and opened with
the call to worship by Leone, fol-
lowed by the singing of the Qu9en.
The Lord's prayer was repeated
in unison and prayer was offered
by Connie Clarke. The CGIT pur-
Pose and answer were also repeat-
ed in unison, The Scripture lesson
was read by Kaye Wright. "What a
Friend We Have in Jesus" was
sung, with Louise Edgar as pianist.
During the business period, con-
ducted by the president, Catherine
Edgar, the roll was called and
Intrudes read and a discussion took
place on the holding of a May tea,
with a decision on this matter to
he made later,
Lunch was served by Leone
Chambers, Kaye Wright and Bon-
nie Adams, and the meeting closed
with "Taps,"
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Last Practice Week
At Public SChool
Ten student teachers from ,Strat-
ford Teacher's' College are spending
this week at. the public, school,
There have been several, ffroups
here from 'the college In the past
months. This is, the last week in
the present term in which student
teachers will be at the Wingham
school,
Mrs. Murray Neal from Clinton
and Thomas Seigfriecl of Walker-
ton are with Mrs, Hoy in Grade 5;
Marian Reavie, Lucknow and Eu-
nice Yantzi,,Shalrespeare with Mrs,
MacKenzie in Grade 2 and Donna
MeNee frqm Auburn apd Valerie
Metcalfe, Wingham, with Mrs.
Wilson in Grade 8.
Leslie Doil, Southampton anti
Faye Martin of Paisley are teach-
ing ' Mrs, Walsh's ;Grade 7 SZ 8
and gene Martin of Port Elgin
'and Allan Taylor of Galt are with
Mrs. Shearer in Grade 3.
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BY , ACCIDENT
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Seeure the utmost by patronising
the organization that made DOA •
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FIREMEN FOUGHT hard to control a stubborn fire in the home of
Gibson Ilintoul Tuesday evening of last week. The Wing'ham fire-
men are shown above as they straggled to get water ,on the blaze
which was smoldering in the attic of the John Street home. Damage
amounting to several thousands of dollars resulted; Heavy ,inivirke
liamper4il the firefighters in their efforts to save the dwelling. •
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MUNICIPAL. N
Township of Morr6.
I hereby give notice'. that nomination of five 'school
trustees to serve the Township of Morris will be held
at Morris Township Hall, Friday, April 28, 1961 frbin
8 p.m. to 9. p.m. Standard Time.
All persons wishing to qualify must either be present at
the nomination by 9 p.m. 'or have a' written consent for
nomination signed by him or herself in the hands of the
returning officer by 9 p.m., April 28, 1961.
If necessary a poll will be opened •at the following
places on Saturday, May 6, 1961
Polling Sub-Division No, 1 — School House S.S. No. 1
D.R.O., Mrs. John McNichol; P.C., Mrs. Laurie Scott.
Polling Sub-Division No. 2 — School House U.S.S. No. 11
D.R.O., Mrs. Frank Walters; P.C., Mrs. Arthur McCall('
Polling Sub-Division No. 3 — Scliool House S.S. No. 5
D.R.O., Mrs. Richard Procter; P.C., Mrs. Earl Anderson,
Polling Sub-Division No. 4 — Morris Township Hall
D.R.O., Mrs. Ernest Pletch;, P.C., Mrs. Jos, Smith.
Polling Sub-Division No. 5 — School House S.S. No. 7
1,1,R.0.0 Mrs, Milton Fraser; P.C., Alex Campbell.
Polling Sub-Division No. 6 — School House S.S. No. 10
D.R.O., Mrs. Graham Campbell; P.C., Mrs. Wm. Peacock.
Polls to be open from 9 ?toil. to 5 p.m. Daylight Saving Time.
George Martin,
Returning officer,
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The WMS Easter Thankoffering
was announced for Sunday Morn-
ing, April 23rd, at 10 o'clock with
Mrs. 0, Struthers, of Mitchell, as
the guest speaker. The annual
WMS bake sale and tea was an-
nounced for early May, and the
May meeting of the WMS will be
in charge of Mrs. Doig, Mrs. I.
MacLean and Mrs. A. Munro. A
box is being placed in the church
lobby to receive donations for a
bale to be sent in near future.
Rev. E, J. Clarke pronounced the
benediction, and the committee in
charge served lunch,
WROXETER
Mr. and Mrs; Vern Clark, Dawn
Lue and Terry were Sunday visit-
ors with Mr. and Mrs. Bud Stew-
art, Harriston.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sproale, Cen-
tralia, Mr. and Mrs. George
Sproale, Detroit. were ,renewing
old acquaintances around the vil-
lage on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs, Hard Adams spent
Friday with Mr, and Mrs. Harry
Adams Jr. in Goderich,
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Toman and
family, Kitchener, Mr. Elgin To-
man, Plattsville, were Sunday
guests at the home of Mr. Ross
Toman.
Mr, and Mrs. Ross Sanderson
spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs.
William Hart. Mr. and Mrs, Lyle
Hart and family, Listowel, were
visitors at the same home".
Mrs. Art Gibson and Mrs. Alex
Corrigan of Bluevale accompanied
Mr. and Mrs,-Rennie Goy of Wing-
ham to the C.G.I.T, graduation
service at North Street United
Church, Goderich, on Saturday
evening. Miss Eleanore Goy was
a, Member .of the graduating- class
and gave the valedictory address.
Mrs, E. Montgomery is spending
some 'time with her daughter and
son-in-law.
Mr. Wallace Toman has returned
to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Max.
Madter, New Hamburg,
Mr. Chas. Maxwell has returned
to his home after spending the
winter Months with .Mr. and Mrs.
William Parks, London,
' Mr, and Mrs. Tom Newton and
family have moved to their new
home on Highway 87, recently va-
cated by Mr. and Mrs, Don
Win,
FORMER RESIDENT
SPEAKS OF WORK WITII
RETARDED CHILDREN
WROXETER - About 30 inter-
ested Citizens of the community,
along with the Wonten's Thstitnte
menthols gathered in the commun-
ity hall on Tuesday evening for the
April meeting. Mrs. Gordon, Cireig
presided and Mrs. Allan Munro
acted as secretary in the absence
of Mrs, William Taylor.
Reports of committees of good
cheer, secretary ;and district dir-
ector were given. Eath member
answered the roll call by introduc-
ing her guest and payment of fees,
Mrs. 1), 5. IvracNaugliton of
Wingham capably installed the of-
ficers for the coming year,
A very informative talk, "Teach-
ing and Matrageltent of Retard-
ed Children", , Was given by Mrs.
Dress, teacher of the Re-
tar'ded Children's School at Lis-
towel, She was 14, former resident
of Wroxeter. Mrs, 'tress explained
the set-up and aims of the school,
'Nearly 70 such schools are now
operating in this ,province,
"lituoio pltcys $ very iiroorttint
SKIT PRESENTED
JOINT MEEK
FOR THREE GROUPS
WROXETER --The regular meet-
ing of the WMS was held jointly
with Members of the three women's
groups in the church school room
on Friday evening. The attendance
was not as large as had been hoped
for, with only twenty-four ladies
present,
Mrs. G. L. Dobson, Mrs. T. Timm
and Mrs. G, McMichael arranged
the meeting; and the worship ser-
vice was conducted by the former,
and opened with music at the, piano
by, Mrs, Doig, followed by the call
to worship, and a poem entitled
"We Thank You," read by Mrs.
Dobson. The hymn "Work for the
Night Is Coming," was sung and
the Scripture lesson was read by
Mrs. Timm, who also gave the
commentary. Mrs. Dobson offered
prayer, which was followed, by the
Lord's prayer in unison.
Mrs. Chas. McCutcheon and Mrs.
Ron McMichael favored with a
vocal duet, "How Great Thou Art,"
accompanied at the piano by Mis's
Ann 'Douglas.
A poem, "My Daily Wish," was
read by Mrs. Dobson, and a skit
called "The Associate Members'
Secretary Makes a Call," was pre-
sented by four of the WMS mem-
bers, Mrs. I. MacLean, Mrs. A.
Miller, Mrs. S. Higgins and Mrs,
K. Edgar:
Mrs. McCutcheon and. Mrs. 'Mc-
Michael sang a second, duet "Man
of Galilee,', which was much en-
joyed.
. Mrs. Dobson introduced the guest
speaker, Rev. E. J, Clarke, who
spoke on the forthcoming new or-
ganization "The. United Church
Women," explaining how such a
change has 'come about, discussing
the new group at the different
levels-- the local, the Presbyterial,
the Confe'rence, and the Dominion,
outlining the purpose, aims and
functions of each branch, as well
as explaining . the unified budget.
He was assisted by Mrs. Clarke,
who asked questions most likely to
come up in connection • with the
forming of the new. group, The
speaker dealt with the subject In a
most interesting manner, whiph
proved most Informative and in-
instructive, and was much appreci-
ated by members 'of all three 'A-
cieties --- the WA, WMS and the
Starlight. Mr. Clarke asked that
a provisional committee be formed
with a representation of two 'mem-
bers from each group. being ap-
pointed.
After the singing of the hymn
'Blest Be' the Tie That Binds," the
WMS' president, Mrs. J Sanderson,
took the chair for a brief businesS
session, during which it was decid-
ed to change the day of meeting
of the WMS. Meetings in future
will be held on the second -Ttle.3-
part in their .dally routine,„:,, she",
said.
Her, talk was illustrated by the
use of a movie film ,of her pupils
at their work in school. This:film
was made by Rev. Bruce
She had on display several pieces.,
of art and crafts, along with their
work books, which proved _most'
interesting,
Musical selections. were provided,
by Mrs. Charles.MeCutcheon,..Carol
Greig and'Anne Douglas, Hostesses
for the meeting were Mrs. Allan
Munro and Mrs. Harry Adams,
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