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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1961-06-21, Page 5BIG SALE NO SMOKE. -- :PICT tIVST LOIN PRICES MILL END STORES miLamAy COUPON FOR THE JOB YOU WANT! CHEVROLET TRUCKS HAVE THE ENGINES THAT ARE FAMOUS FOR DOING THE GREATEST1 AMOUNT OF WORK WITH THE GREATEST AMOUNT OF DEPENDABILITY AND ECONOMY Built for rugged hard work, day-in, day-out, Chevy engines have proved they can take it! Chevy's thrifty 6's give top economy all the way - yet have reserve power for that extra pull just when it's needed. Then there's the might and muscle of Chevy's V8's. Here's power aplenty with the kind of stamina that keeps payloads moving — profits climbing! And all Chevy engines, V8 or 6, are quality engineered for long 'lasting, reliable service. Whatever your choice of Chevrolet•engine, you get proven design — proven dependability — proven economy. IIILIIVIN-READ DESIGN Allows tree breathing easier to service. Re- duces doWn.tImC and maintenance costs, Reduces piston and ring wear - means longer engine life. Extra strength and dura. belly. . precision balanced for smoother running. Precision Moraine bear. logs and forged steel connecting rods for tug- ged durability and long. er life. Ensures against over. heating on long, tdugh hauls, Assure full pulling power With regular grade gaso- Expensive premi- um grades net required! JUST SOME OF THE ENGINEERING FEATURES THAT MAKE CHEVROLET SHORT-STROKE ACTION FORCED STEEL MORAINE BEARINGS ENGINES FAMOUS THROUGHOUT THE INDUSTRY! PRESSURIZED COOLING HIGH COMPRESSION RATIOS FIRST IN SALES BECAUSE THEY'RE BEST KNOWN FOR PERFORMANCE, SERVICE, ENGINEERING, ECONOMY AND ALL 'ROUND RELIABILITY CHEVROLET PROVED TRUCK See your local authorized Chevrolet Dealer CT.136I B Ingham Motors Wingham Ontario Phone 139 4, Watch the Chevy Show, TueSday nights over caalv, CHECK your Local paper for tints afid m A General PAotoe,G Veto. FULL PRESSURE LUBRICATION Ensures proper lubrication at all times to all moving parts. Positive action oil pump 'main-tains protective film at all points of friction. Full, flow oil filter keeps oil Clean. ML41-4. • • Stratford Branch Office: Bank of Montreal Building, ° Stratford, G. W. Lelia, Branch Manager, a DONALD Go a a NEWMAN U n n U U with coloured movie and slides n STIPPOUTE1) 11Y AN : OUTSTANDING MUSICAL GROUP ittinimiwommiwilminirisimisiimmenacnimmisliimintimiumfarg- U One -Night Only! • n Friday, June 23rd • Wingtam United Church n • Direct from kustralia THE SALVATION ARMY WINHAM CORPS U a a a n U -a U n U a N a a a a a • HIS UNTO -DATE STORY OF it The Dedicatiori n of "Teen Ranch" presents AND '17 a a a a a a n a a a FROM PEOPLE'S CHURCH, TORONTO 11111111111111 111111111111131111111110111111111111A11111111611111111111110111111111111111I .u...e.Weee rah • leStioti .(41vtkootio-111aeo, 0040) tail to the .school lair •tlectif: ' Roy Strong, R. Neill. J. W. Strong, 1 'Tae specks] 'prize coftV4ttee:•klordon, Wir, Oscar Keiffer 'wad named' at a previous meeting le, Murray MulvV. .. .......0044N•gt,filmk,9motPlo6liumt..44,1%**5.01opit .0*...4....ql‘ol000loproo4p41.sior, COUNTY LIBRARIAN Applications for the, position of County Littra, rian for the County of Huron Library Co-opera, ayes, will be received by the undersigned until Saturday, July 1, 1061. State age and etnalificetions and salary expected, Duties to eorMrretice August 1, 1001. Applications must he submitted in envelopes, provided by the Secretary. Further details may be secured from the undersigned. JOHN G. BERRY, Secretary, HURON COUNTY LIBRARY cO-OPER‘ATIVE BOARD,. COURT HOUSE, OODERICI-I, ONTARIO. The man from Mutual Life His children probably go to the same school as yours. Perhaps you've met him at the school open house or a parent-teacher meeting. He's aware of the problems fold responsibilities you face in bringing up a family. He has them too. At work he's an expert — a life insurance counsellor. A valued friend, THE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA HEAD OFFICE: WATERLOO, ONTARIO The company with the outstanding dividend record 10 v'e•fr'!.5. OWIn your copy from your Local Agent J..Orvis B-A Service Station The Western Ontario. Motorways Limited Kitchener Ontario Choice lots are available in the Pleasant Valley Area in Wingham By the first of September you can heave the home of YOUR choice if you act NOW for as low as $10,650 YOU choose the floor plan, brick, decorating and many other features. AND NOW . , NOTICE SUMMER BUS SCHEDULES Effective June 26th Only Three More OR 'YOUR GEBACE.0F^T,HRIFTMASTER SPECIAL. JOBMASTER THRIFTMASTER- Arthur Gibson, Reeve J. Harold Pollock, Clerk 40 40 0 =ROAMS V8 ALSO WORKMASTER SPECIAL 118, TASKMASTER118-OR TRADEMASTER FORP1111 Mr. and Mrs. William Campbell, Mr. Roy Strong, Mrs. John Strong, Mrs. Martha i3aker attended the Strong reunion on Saturday in Hanover. Mr. and. Mrs. David Winge of Glendive, Montana, spent several, days last week at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Howell Fraser. Mr. and. Mrs. Mah Corbett and family of Londo'n spent the week- end with the latter's mother, Mrs. Ed Matthews. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Johnson of Listowei were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Don Bridge. Mr. and Mrs. David Steinaekcr of Brampton spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Stein- acker, Mr. and Mrs. George Korpa spent the week-end with xelatIves in Hamilton. Members of the L.O.L. and L.0, aYs„ Fordwich, attended the coun- ty district service held Sunday in . Wingbarn United Church, Mr. and Mrs.'Sim Fitch of Wing- ham visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Don King, Mr.and Mrs. E. A. Schaefer spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wendt in Toronto. Messrs. Lyle Simmons and Glenn Martin spent Saturday in London, Week-end visitors with Mrs. Dora Ridley were Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Lynn and family, of Orillia and Mr, Earl Ridley of London. Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Johnson Dominion Automobile Association Appointment COUNCIL DISCUSSES TENDERS FOR DRAINS The regular meeting of the BOW- ick Township Council was held in the clerk's office with all members present and the reeve, Arthur Gib- son, in the chair. The minutes Of the previous regular meeting, spec- ial Meeting -and drainage court of revision. Meetings were read -and on motion of Strong and King were adopted as read, R, Gibson -Bing— That the en- gineer's report on the Berlett - Gih son drain be accepted and provi- sionally adopted; and that the clerk be hereby instructed to pre- pare the necessary by-law and copies of same; and that applica- tion for provincial aid -be made to the Department of Publie Works of Ontario, Haskins -R. Gibson -- That we accept the tender of Carl Willis on the Frank David drain.. Haskins -Strong— That the ten- der or J. Inglis for tl-e construction of the Sanderson Extension' drain for $600 be accepted. R. Gibson -King— That the clerk he instructed to order tile for the Sanderson Extension drain. and Miss Donna Johnsen spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Murray Kirkby at Port Credit, • Congrattilations- to Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Jacobson (Velma. Eurig) who were married on Saturday, Mr, and Mrs. George Ashton are spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Art Wells in London. Mrs. Elsie Strong, Mrs, Verna Galbraith, Mr. and rs. Rob Dins- more, Mr, and Mrs. Dave Dins- more, Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Dins- more and Mr. and Mrs. Sohn Dins- more attended the Dinsmore reun- ion held in St. Marys on Sunday, Miss Donna Petrie of Stratford spent one day last week with Mrs. Pearl Patterson. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Priess spent the week-end in Elmwood and at- tended the 60th wedding anniver- sary of friends. Miss Marian Duke is spending the summer months at Nancy Villa Lodge, Wasaga, Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Everitt Allen and Mrs. Fred Hambly spent Thursday in Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Goldrich of London spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Anson Demerling. Week-end and Sunday visitors at the home of. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Doig were Mr .and Mrs. Donald Doig, Debbie and Dianne of •Galt, Mr, and Mrs. Walter Fernicic, Mr. and Mrs. John Fernick, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Doig, all -of St. 'Ca- tharines, Mr. and Mrs. Crosby Sothein spent a couple of days last week with Mr. and Mrs, W. R. Camp- bell in Toronto. lean Eurig V. R., Jacobson FORDWIOB • Velma Jean Eurig was given in marriage by her grandfather, Mr, John Eurig, at a double-ring ceremony at Fordwich United Chlareh on Saturday after- noon, When she became the bride of Vernon Roger Jacobson, son of Mr. and Mrs, Carl Jacobson. Rev„L W. Bird officiated, Miss Violet ResWItherick presided at the organ and Miss Pauline Setbern sang "Wedding Prayer" and "0, Perfect Love." The church was beautifully decorated with candel- abra, lilacs and spire. The a . bridal gown, was white nylon organza over taffeta, street-length, with lace inserts on the skirt and bodice, The sleeves were three- quarter length and her finger-tip, illusion veil was held by a tiara of pearls and sequins, She carried a white Bible crested with white mums, from which fell satin streamers. Miss Bonnie Inglis, and Miss Beverley Jacobson, sister of the groom, were her attendants, dress- ed in street-length dresses of silk organza, over mauve taffeta, fast', toned with rounded necklines and gathered bodices-, They wore match- ing gloves and net headbands and carried white and yellow baby Elwood Jacobson was the best man and the guests were ushered to their seats by Gary Jacobson. A reception followed: in the church parlor when Mrs. William lVfarriner and the groom's mother, Mrs. Jacobson, received the guests. Mrs. Marriner wore a beige sheath with lilac accessories and a cor- sage of yellow mums. The' groom's mother was attired in a green and white silk printed sheath with white Accessories and a corsage of pink /1111:MS. The bride's table was centred with a three storey wedding cake, candles and white• and yellow mums. Guests were present from Ford- wich and Toronto, and the groom's grandmother from Saskatchewan was an honored guest. For their trip to Northern On- tario Mrs. Jacobson chose a deep mauve boxy suit with white acces- sories and mauve mum corsage. They will live in Fordwich. PLAN SOCIAL NIWIT, GUEST AUXILIARIES FORDWIOH—The Ladies' Aux- iliary to Howlett- Legion No. 307, met in the -Legion rooms for their regular meeting with the president, Corn. Templeman, presiding. Min- utes -of the last meeting were read and the financial statement given by the treasurer. An invitation was accepted from Goderich Auxiliary to attend a birthday party on June 22nd. Plans were -made and committees named for a social night on July 5th with Myth, Lucknow and Brussels aux- iliaries as guests. It was decided to hold a rum- mage sale, bazaar and tea in Ford- wich in October. Members signed a birthday card to be sent to the adopted soldier in London, The .meeting closed with the national anthem and a so- cial half hour was spent. Ladies Report on Deanery 'Meeting • FORDWICH—Th WA of Trinity Anglican. Church met 'at Mrs. Em- erson Hargrave's last Wednesday, The Scripture was read by Mrs. Peter Browne and minutes and cor- respondence were read. The roll call, a woman of the Bible, was answered by 12 ladies and two visitors, Mrs. Strong led in the litany, Bulletins were read. Mrs. Forster and Mrs, Strung re- ported on the Deanery meeting in Brussels. Mrs. Forster gave a chapter from the study book "Talk- ing Together," assisted by Mrs, Armstrong, Mrs. Brears, Mrs. Har,° grave and Mrs. Browne. The meet- ing closed with prayer by Mrs, Foster, Mrs. Simmons had al couple of contests. Lunch was served by Mrs. Hargrave, Mrs. Brears and Mrs, Forster, To Contact Judges For Howick Fair GORRIE—The directors -of the Howlett Fair board met recently in the Gorrie Orange Hall, The so- ciety is again sponsoring the Wo- men's Institute and Girls' Club projects, along with the two field crop competitions in grain and corn and boys' 4-H Clubs. The secretary was asked to con- tact judges for all the departments of the fair and committees Were named to canted Hoiviek and Turnberry councils about grants for the fair. A program committee of a, Mc- Michael, Percy Strong and .Tian Ilenwiek was named, Ken Edgar is to be in charge of the school fair parade, The beard of Management Was left the same, to finish otit the two. year term. With the possible addi- tion of two new members, Lauri- Ord 4iOntittriett •Ottd $teeilltrt bout, You can SEE—and inspect—some of these Cana-Wide homes, Come to Owen Sound next week-end where Cana-Wide's exclusive agent— J. PAT DALY REAL ESTATE is holdin g open house on 7th Ave. East near Edwards of Canada Ltd. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION AVAILABLE Just Call FRanklin 6=1501 jr. Pat Daly REAL ESTATE PARKER BLDG. OWEN SOUND 41 J, P. GIBBONS Mr. J. W. Zimmerman, Divisional Manager, Dominion Automobile Association, announces the appoint- ment of Mr. J. P. Gibbons of Wing- ham, as Supervisor, Mr. Gibbons will assist Mr. Den- nis Desinond, on membership expansion throughout Mr, Des- monct's Regional Agency.. Btrone-liaShi: That Collet Of 'Velm revision on the Berlett -Gibson drain be •held on July Oka at 11 aim. Weds Strong King That By-law No, " 0.61 of the Township of Hewiek for the year 1061, the Berlett -Gib- son drain by-law, as read the first and second time be passed. King-B, Gibson That tenders he called for the construction of the Wills No. 3 drain. Haskins - Strong— That we re- ceive the petition from Al Donald- son for the repair on the Little- John drain and forward same to the engineer. Haskins - Strong— That we ae- cept the petition from Alvin. Fitch and others for a drain and forward same to the engineer. Strong-Haskins That we ap- prove of the capital outlays from current funds for the year 1061 In the amount of •$20,000 of the Nor- well District High School Board. R, Gibson - King — That we instruct the clerk to have published notice to property owners to des- troy weeds. R. Gibson -King— That By-law No. 11-61 of the Township of How- irk for the year 1961, the Tile Loan No. 8 By-law, as read the third time he passed. Haskins -R. •Gibson— That By- law No. 10-61, setting the tax rates, as read the third time be passed. Strong - R. "-Gibsen— That this council request the Minister of Commerce and Deirelopment to call a meeting to considee the enlarge- ment of the Middle Maitland Val" ,ley Conservation Authority to in- clude the whole of the Middle Maitland Watershed, pursuant to Section 6 (1) of the Conservation Authorities Act. Strong-Haskins--- That the re- creation accounts as approved be Haskins - Strong— That the road accounts as approved be paid. Haskins - R. Gibson— That the following accounts be paid: Provincial Treasurer, insulin, $3.38; Callender Nursing Home, in- digent care, $92.75; Town of Lis- towel, fire area acct., $37.98; Enge- land Produce, warble spraying, $816,83; Geo. Ashton, warble spray inspector, $347.50; Town of Wing- ham, high school debenture, $9,- 861;95; Town of Listowel, high school debenture, $2,033.38; Wm, D. Colby, survey, etc., Berlett-Gibson drain, $175.00; Berlett - Gibson drain, assistance fees, $28.00; Fed- eration of Agr., balance 1960 levy, $93.19; welfare accts., $246.29; Tile Loan No. 8, $678.00; Anglican ce- metery, fencing, etc., $135.70; road account, $1640,99. Strong - King— That this coun- cil do now adjourn to meet again on July 6th or at the call of the reeve.