The Wingham Advance-Times, 1963-06-13, Page 34
Fordwich News
Misses Jean and Marjorie
ster returned to Toronto Sun -
after visiting for the past
week with their mother,
Mr. and Mrs, Bob Campbell
and family spent the week -end
at their cottage at Amberley,
Miss Sharon Pollock has ac
%`,:opted a position in Sunshine
Office Equipment in Waterloo,
Sharon has just completed a
business course in London.
The sympathy of the com-
munity goes to Mr, Jim Vittie
in the death of his sister, Miss
Lily Vittie.
Miss Pauline Sothern of
Palmerston spent the week -end
at her home.
Mr, and Mrs. Harold Pol-
lock, Misses Sharon Pollook
and Betty McClement and Mrs.
Torn McClement spent Satur-
day in Kitchener.
Mr. and Mrs, William Mar-
riner were London visitors one
day last week.
Mr, and Mrs. Alex Keith
visited over the week -end with
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Keith at
Stoney Creek.
Mr, Everitt Cooper of Clin-
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ton was a weekend visitor with
his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Cary of
North Tonawanda, N. Y. , spent
the week -end with Mr. and
Mrs. Curtis Jordan.
Mr, and Mrs. Jim Doig and
baby daughter of Harriston are
spending a few days with Mr.
and Mrs, Arnold Doig.
Mr, and Mrs. Glenn Martin
and Linda spent the week -end
at Port Elgin.
Mrs. George Bolander spent
one day last week in Guelph
where she visited her father,
Mr. Earl Ridley, who was con-
fined to St. Joseph's Hospital
following surgery,
Mrs. Milton Priess and Miss
Violet Beswitherick spent one
day last week in Chesley.
Mr. and Mrs, Roy Simmons
and Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Sim-
mons and family spent the
week -end at lnverhuron Beach
with Mr. and Mrs. Doug Wild -
fang.
Mr. and Mrs. Crosby Sother
an spent the week -end in Lon-
don and attended the Slater re-
union on Saturday, at Poplar
Hill.
Mrs. Milton Priess spent the
week -end in London and visited
with her husband, who is con-
fined at present to Westminster
Hospital.
Miss Phyllis Wilson of Lon-
don spent the week -end with
her parents.
Mr, and Mrs. Harold Doig,
Mr, and Mrs. Glenn Johnston
and Mr, and Mrs. Mel Taylor
attended a home coming ser-
vice in Knox United Church,
Clifford.
Mrs. Perry Strong and baby
daughter are spending a few
days with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Browne.
Two cars of ladies from the
Howick Ladies' Auxiliary to the
Legion, attended a church ser-
vice in Brussels United Church
Sunday morning.
WED AT FORDWICH — Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Earl
Mason, who were married at the home of the bride's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Johnson, will live at
R. R. 1, Listowel.—Photo by Connell.
Prize Winners At Trade Fair
Winners of the many con-
tests and draws were announced
as the tickets were drawn on
Saturday evening to close the
Wingham Kinsmen Trade Fair,
Water skiing lessons for boys
and girls, donated by the Sports-
men's Club, were won by Vir-
ginia Murray, Sandra Seddon,
Ann McKibbon, Doug Mowbray,
Kevin Fisher and Robert Smith.
Mrs. Ken Thompson, Wing-
Belgrcave Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hunking
and family of Auburn visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ander-
son on Sunday.
Michael and Marny Walsh
had their tonsils removed on
Friday in Wingham and District
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Sloman
of Clinton visited on Sunday
with Mr, and Mrs. George
Michie, Ruth and Lloyd.
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Mrs. A. M. Fear of Blyth at
tended anniversary services at
the United Church and later
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Fear and family,
A ceremony of dedication
to missions will be held in the
United Church on Sunday, June
16. This is the service to take
the place of the affiliation ser-
vice
ervice for C.G.I, T. and junior
groups. Groups with uniforms
will wear them.
Mr. and Mrs, Jack McKee
of Montreal are visiting this
week with her sisters and bro-
ther-in-law, Mr, and Mrs. Har
old Procter and Miss Margaret
Curtis, On Sunday, Mr. and
Mrs. John Spivey and children
of Ingersoll also visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Procter.
There will be another big
euchre and dance in the Fores-
ters' Hall, on Friday with the
proceeds for the building fund
for the new arena.
If brevity is the soul of wit,
then women's bathing suits are
getting funnier and funnier.
ham, won the toy truck in the
Bick's draw; Ray Wilson of Ford-
wich the picnic table by Hod-
gins -McDonald; Kathy Gal-
braith, R.R. 3, Wingham, the
Canada Packers draw; Don Hop-
per, Wingham, gasoline by Ken
Davidson Motors in Listowel.
The barbecues by Weston's
went to Ruby Bowen, R.R. 5,
Brussels, Don Maclnnes of Holy -
rood and Bob Corrigan, Blue -
vale,
The Sportsmen's skeet shoot
was won by Jim Wells.
Winners of dolls were Sharon
Willie, Miss Kate Hazelwood
and Allan Harrison; flasher lan-
terns, Mr. Vanveen of Brussels
and Karen Dickson; picnic para-
sol, Leonard Courtney, R. R. 1,
Ripley.
Prizes in the K. A. Ham-
mond and Co. draw were won
by E. Cooper of Wingham,
electric shaver; Mrs. Jack Lid-
dle of Ripley, travel clock, and
Berton Morgan, St. Marys, the
table lighter. Harold Cook of
Blyth won the globe, donated
by World Book Encyclopedia.
The Sportsmen's lawn set
went to J. H. Drehmann, R, R.
2, Goderich and Warren Zur-
brigg, R. R. 2, Clifford won the
$25 -cash prize.
Hayes Family Clothing $10
merchandise voucher, won by
Mrs. Len Elms, R. R. 1, Kin-
cardine; the Kinsmen doll dress-
ed in 50 $1.00 bills, Mrs. Des-
mond Brophy; Readman's Texa-
co draw, Frank Ford of Hanover.
Ken Aitcheson guessed the
weight of the 686 lb. tire in
the Brophy Bros. display as 685
pounds, making him the winner
of that contest.
JIM SCOTT, OF BLYTH, was the championship driver
in the tractor rodeo sponsored by the Kin Trade Fair.
He is pictured, right, as he was presented with a $25
cheque by Edward Yeoman, accountant at the Tor-
onto -Dominion Bank. The bank sponsored the final
event.--A-T Photo,
Wingham Advanee-Titnes, Thursday,
Messengers Held
Picnic Meeting
The June meeting of the
Messengers of Wingham United
Church was held on the church
lawn in the form of a picnic
with 18 in attendance.
In the first race the winners
were: First, Mary McLaughlin;
second, Bonnie McTaggart and
tied for third, Cathy Guest and
Jo -Anne Marks.
In the second race the win-
ners were: Stephen Caslick,
Brian Pollock, third, David
Walker.
In the last race the winners
were: John Schipper, Stephen
Lloyd, tied for third, Stephen
Tiffin and Tommy McLaughlin.
Following several other
events lunch was served by the
leaders, Mrs, D. McTaggart,
Mrs, H. Schipper and Mrs. D.
Pollock.
During the year the Messen-
gers donated $12,00 to Sever-
ence Hospital in Korea. Two
check-pos(used by Korean
children to carry their books
and lunch to school) were made
and filled with 3 scribblers, 6
pencils, crayons, eraser and
construction paper. These are
being sent to help some orpharr
ed children in Korea.
Over 70 Ladies
Attend Bridge
There was an excellent turn-
out for the ladies' dessert
bridge on Tuesday afternoon
when about 70 ladies enjoyed
dessert and coffee and 16 tables
of bridge were in play.
Mrs, W. W. Currie was high
player. Her partner was Mrs.
D, C. Nasmith. The mystery
prize was won by Mrs. Charles
Lloyd.
There will be another dessert
bridge in July.
June 13, 1963 -* Page 3
Wingham $ame
Most Assessments
Have Increased
GODERICH--There has been
an assessment increase in every
Huron municipality since the
1962 report, county assessor A.
A. Alexander told county coun-
cil at its June session. The to-
tal increase, $1,061,759,
brings the county total to 863,-
390,020,
63,-390,020,
No outstanding increases are
noted when comparison is made
with the 1962 figures. For the
towns, 1963 assessment is as
follows, with previous amount
in brackets:
Clinton, $2,604,304 ($2, -
518, 709); Exeter, $3,030,295,
($2,923,615); Goderich, $7, -
080,925, ($6, 770, 615); Sea -
forth, $1,865,834, (31, 779, -
563); Wingham, $2,661,465,
almost exactly as in 1962.
Population of the county is
given as 50, 021, as reported in
this newspaper some time ago,
along with municipal totals.
"I am not including any
figures where a grant in lieu of
taxes has been made," Mr.
Alexander explained, "as the
clerk is required under Section
94, subsection 2, Ontario As-
sessment Act, to add these to
the equalization figures of the
current year.
" The C. M. M. C, housing
project at Wingham has not
been included in the equaliza-
tion as some houses have been
sold and a grant in lieu of
taxes is being paid on the bal-
ance.
"The equalization commit-
tee and myself will be making
a two-day tour of the north
half of the county and will be
making comparisons of assess-
ments. Next year it is proposed
to tour the south half of the
county."
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