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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1967-09-21, Page 7Department of Highways ONTARIO District No, 3, Stratford 581 Huron Street, P. 0. Box No. 8 Require trucks for winter sanding, Loaders for loading winter sand, salt and snow removal at Wroxeter, Wing- ham and Lucknow, Basic Requirements: Trucks must have Department of Transport license. 27,. 000 lbs. gross vehicle weight. Cab to axle length 84" or 102". Accessories to conform to Highway Traffic Act. Loaders-Rubber tire or track type. Minimum 34 c,y, bucket capacity. All equipment subject to approval of the District Highway Equipment Supervisor. Rental agreements available at or by mail from the above mentioned address. Closing date for tenders 12:00 noon, September 29, 1967, .1. G. Tillcock, District Engineer. _tire VALUE 5 Pc. BEDROOM SUITE Reg. $388.00 Save $69.00 $319 .00 • Triple Dresser with Tilting Mirror • Chest of Drawers • 4-ft. 6-in. Panel Bed • 4-ft. 6-in. 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Available now at your SHUR-GAIN Feed Service Dealer NM health servics ingham Feed Mill DIAL 357 W 40amminiummi VINGHAM, Otitt BELGRAVE SCHOOL FAIR WINNERS Continued from Page Three Boys: Philip Street. Blyth; Oscar Mew's; Billy Duttmann, Blyth; Cameron McCallum, Belgrave; Murray Bone, Brus- sels; Perry Rammeloo, Blyth, Grade 3 writing, girls; Lally,- een Barbour, Brussels; Cathy Madill, Blyth; Norma Smith, AkBrussels; Kim Watson, Blyth; WMargaret Arbuckle, Belgrave; Janet Pearson, Brussels, Boys: Murray Wheeler, Brus- sels; Carl McLellan, Brussels; Bobby Bridge, Brussels; Gerald Rutledge; Wayne Johnston, Brus- sels; Doug Bauer, Brussels. Grade 4 writing, girls: Anne Stratychuk; Debbie Sanderson, Brussels; Janet Cardiff, Brussels; Barbara Elliott, Brussels; Janet Haines; Hilly van Amersfoort, Blyth. Boys: Hugh Nichol, Brussels; Randy Cousins, Brussels; Johnny Scott; Kenneth Hinton, Brussels; Danny Campbell; Stephen Mar- tin. Grade 5 writing, girls; Ann Passchier; Cathy Barbour, Brus- sels; Barbara Muilwyk, Brussels; Kathy Dunbar, Belgrave; Joan Black; Annie Thalen, Blyth. Boys; Gary Hesselwood, Blyth; Norman German, Blyth; Raymond Rammeloo, Blyth; Brian Riehl, Blyth; Lawrence Machan, Brussels; David John- ston, Brussels. Grade 6 writing, girls: Don- na Walker; Cathy Bone, Brus- sels; Cathy Cousins, Brussels; Connie Cook, Belgrave; Evelyn Bieman; Nancy Anderson. Boys: John Mitchell, Bel- grave; Robert Stephenson, Brus- sels; Glen Whitehead, Belgrave; Fred Meurs; Dale Wheeler; Ric- key White. Grade '7 writing, girls: Rose- marie Kelly, Blyth; Joan Elliott, Brussels; Joan Currie; Marion • Armstrong; Brenda Glousher; Connie Nethery,, Boys; Wayne McDougall, Blyth; Jack de Groot, Belgrave; Ronnie Snowden; Gary German, Blyth; Murray Manning, Blyth; Joey 6ckenswiller, Grade 8 writing, girls: Karen Mutter, Brussels; Linda Walden, Belgrave; Cathy McArter, Brus- sels; Brenda Cook, Belgrave; Grace McClinchey, Blyth; Judy White. Boys: Michael Kernaghan, Brussels; John Exel., Brussels; John Koopmans, Belgrave; Brian Jamieson, Belgrave; Ken Cow- ing, Brussels; Donald Paulson. Open print writing, girls: Donna Walker; Lorna Mason; Connie Cook; Evelyn Bieman; Ha Scott; Janet Haines. Boys: Barry Mason, Belgrave; Glen Nixon; Brian Jamieson; Glen Walker; Douglas Walker; Murray Black. PARAGRAPHS, ESSAYS Grades 3 and 4, girls: Carol McDowell, Belgrave; Janet Car- diff; Darlene Coultes; Cathy Madill; Angela Duttmann, Blyth; Doreen Anderson. Boys; Kim Watson; Fred Ex- el; Ralph Hoba, Blyth; Murray Edgar; Danny Lamont; Michael Walsh. Grades 5 and 6 girls: Carol Walker; Karen Galbraith; Barb- ara Stapleton; Judy Cook, Bel- grave; Mary Edith Garniss; Mar- ilyn Robertson. Boys: Jim Welwood; Ray- mond Nicholson. Grades 7 and 8, girls: Linda Wilson, Brussels; Nancy Pear- son, Brussels; Penny Lowe, Brus- sels; Brenda Stapleton; Connie McWhirter; Brenda Johnston. Boys: Cameron Manning, Blyth; Keith Elston; Murray Manning; Gary Barbour, Brus- sels; John Rutledge; Brian Straty- chuk. Open, descriptive paragraph, 8414 BA.ThAr4 CalUngs. Blyth: Connie McWhirter; Pat Case- More; Helen Adarn, Blyth; Joan Campbell, Belgrave; Nancy Pearson, Boys: Cameron Manning; Joey Eckenswiller; Keith Black, Belgrave; Neil Rieman; John Koopmans; Ross Somers, Brus- sels, Grades 3 and 4, original poem, girls; Carol McDowell; Judy Nicholson, Blyth; Cathy Madill; Vivian Rammeloo, Blyth; Anna Marie Hull, Blyth; Karen Higgins, Blyth. Boys: Michael Hoba, Blyth; Robbie Burkholder, Blyth, Grades 5 and 6, original poem, girls: Jean Caldwell, Blyth, Cathy Barbour; Velma Fear; Nancy Anderson; Julie Hanna, Brussels; Sandra Currie. Boys: John Mitchell; Kevin Tasker, Blyth, Duncan Ander- son; Raymond Nicholson; Leslie Brewer; Ray Robinson. Grades 7 and 8, original poem, girls: Shirley Pipe, Brus- sels; Linda Wilson; Florence Hessels, Blyth; Mary Howson, Blyth; Beryl Dyck, Blyth; Susan Street, Blyth. Boys; Keith Elston; Cameron Manning; John Koopmans; Jim Fowler, Blyth; Murray Manning; Owen Fear. Anson Galbraith was road supt. for 17 years GORRIE--A well-known resi- dent of Howick Township, An- son Galbraith, 75, of R.R. 1 Gorrie, passed away in Listowel Memorial Hospital on Sunday morning, following a short ill- ness. Mr. Galbraith was Howick Township's road superintendent for 17 years, and resided on Concession 10 Howick Town- ship. He was the son of the late Mr. Edward Galbraith and his wife, the former Emma Scott, and was born January 14, 1892 in Howick Township. He was a member of Gorrie United Church. His wife, the former Sarah Elizabeth Newton, whom he married March 18, 1913, pre- deceased him in 1952. Surviving are two sons, Ger- ald, Gorrie R.R. 1 and Bradley, Wingham R. R. 3; two daughters, Mrs. Wm. (Arlene) Martin of Drayton and Mrs. Harvey (Dor- is) Mulligan, Listowel.' There are three brothers, George of Wroxeter, Lawrence of Harriston, John of Swan Lake, Man.; one sister, Mrs. Emma Williamson, Fordwich and 10 grandchildren. One son New- ton predeceased him in 1919. Funeral service was held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the Moir funeral home, Gorrie, conduct- ed by Rev. Ronald M. Sweeney of Gorrie United Church. Pallbearers were Ivan Has- kins, Harold Robinson, Robert Gibson, Frank King, John Fer- guson, Melville Allan, Flower bearers were Malcolm Newton, .Thomas Newton, Kenneth Gal- braith, Cecil Galbraith, New- ton Galbraith and Bruce Wil- liamson. Burial was in Wroxeter Cemetery. Mrs. Jacob Willits dies at 81 years GORRIE-Mrs. Margaret Jane Willits, 81, of Gorrie, passed away on Sunday in Wingham and District Hospital. Mrs. Willits was born in Howick Township on November 13, 1885, the daughter of the late Mr. John Abraham and his wife, the former Mary Jane Saunders. She moved to Gorrie May 1, 1955, and was a mem- ber of Gorrie United Church. Her husband, Jacob Willits, predeceased her in 1951. Surviving are two sons, Clif- ford of Simcoe and Leslie of Port Coquitlam, B.C. ; one daughter, Mrs. George (Helen) Richardson of Toronto; one brother, Thomas Abraham, Turnberry Township; seven grandchildren and one great grandchild. A daughter, Mrs. Harold (Viola) Burke predeceas- ed her Mar. 14, 1967. The body rested at the Moir funeral home, Gorrie, where services were conducted On Tueiday by Rev. Ronald N. Sweeney of Gorrie United Church. The pallbearers were Ken Underwood, Barris Stewart, William Latronicii, Glidstorie Edgar, Wesley Gallaway and Earl UnderWoOd. Burial was in Wroxerer C:Orrieterv. NOTEBOOKS Grades 3 and 4. boys; Danny Lamont; Cameron CPO; Allan Walker; Gary Ritehie, Blyth; Danny Campbell; Murray td- gar. Grades 5 and 6: Glenn White- head, Grades 7 and 8: Cameron Manning; Donald Pattison; John McCallum, Belgrave; Ken Hop- per; Brian Jamieson, Grade 3 and 4, girls: Jilda Anderson; Janice Dunbar, Bel- grave; Doreen Anderson; Janet Pearson; Betty Marks; Belgrave; Anne Stratychuk. Grade 5 and 6: Donna Walk- er; Sandra Currie; Helen Roon,- ey, Brussels; Joan Black; Karen Galbraith; Evelyn Bieman. Grade 7 and 8: Joan Currie; 'Brenda Stapleton; Margaret Robertson, Belgrave; Connie McWhirter; Beryl Dyck; Joan Elliott. WORKBOOKS Grade 1, boys: Donald Shiell; Donald Dunbar; Laurie Haines; Dean Campbell; Mur- ray Ducharme; Gary Hopper. Grade 2: Bernie Haines; San- dy Marshall; Cameron Yuill; Tony Roetcsoender, Blyth; Os- car Meurs; Terry Armstrong. Grades 3 and 4: Glen Nixon; Allan Walker; Robbie Burkhold- er; Gary Ritchie; Murray Edgar; Glen Wightman, Grade 1, girls: Janet Cook; Angela Muscheid; Reta Lynn White; Lynn Haines; Michelle McCutcheon; Kitty Hartlieb. Grade 2; Shirley McDougall, Blyth; Linda Machan; Jo Ann Passchier; Laurie Ann Hessel- wood, Blyth; Brenda Nethery; Heather Currie. Grades 3 and 4: Loreen Bar- bour; Norma Smith; Darlene Coultes; Anna Marie Hull; Rose Marie White; Jilda Anderson. Grades 5 and 6, boys: John Mitchell; Dale Wheeler; Bill Sellers; Murray Rinn; Glen Whitehead. Grade 7 and 8: Brian Jamie- son; Larry Robinson, Belgrave; Tommy Hallahan, Blyth; Don- ald Walsh, Blyth; Randy Hafer- mehl, Belgrave; Bill Young, Blyth. Grades 5 and 6, girls; Donna Walker; Connie Cook; Cathy Bone; Karen Galbraith; Evelyn Bieman; Lorna Mason. Grades 7 and 8: Joan Elliott; Margaret Robertson; Nancy Ad- ams, Brussels; Shirley McCutch- eon, Brussels; Margaret Howson, Blyth; Debby German, Blyth. PROJECT WORK Grades 3 and 4, boys: Steph- en Martin; Kenneth Hinton; Hugh Nichol; Randy Cousins; Glen Nixon; Fred Exel, Grades 5 and 6: Gerry Jutzi, Brussels; Dale Wheeler; Jim Welwood. Grades 7 and 8: Joey Ecken- swiller; Ronnie Snowden; Randy Hafermehl; Murray Wightman; Bill Young; Grant Vincent. Grades 3 and 4 girls: Carol McDowell; Darlene Coultes; Ann Stratychuk; Margaret Ar- buckle; Janet Cardiff; Joyce Ire- land, Brussels, Grades 5 and 6; Lorna Ma- son; Marilyn Robertson; Marlene Armstrong; Evelyn Bieman; Donna Walker; Mary Edith Gar- niss. John S. Cook, father of ten dies suddenly John Stanley Cook of R. R. 1 Belgrave, East Wawanosh farm- er, died suddenly at his home on Tuesday, September 12, at the age of 39 years. Mr. Cook was born on Con- cession 6, East Wawanosh Town- ship, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stan- ley Cook. He attended S. S. No. 13 East Wavianosh. He married Kathleen Mason of Blyth on June 25, 1951. He was a member of Belgrave Unit- ed Church and the Orange Lodge. Mr. Cook is survived by his wife and ten children, all at home. They are George 15, Brenda 14, Connie 12, Dianne 10, Billy 9, Stephen 8, Mary Anne 7, Sammy 6, Susan 2 and Peter, 22 months. He is also survived by his parents and one sister, Mrs., Bruce (Gwen) Marshall of Lan- don. Funeral service was held at the Tasker funeral home in Blyth on Thursday with inter- ment in Brandon Cemetery, Eielgrave. Mr. John Robertsof- ficiated. Pallbearers were Alan Dun- bar, Jack Taylor. Eldon Cook, Bill Buchanan, Ray White and Charlie Cook. The flower bearers were Albert, tinier, Gordon and James Mason,. broth. Grades '7 and 8; Joan Elliott; Marjorie Procter., Belgrave; Florence Hessels; Brenda. John- ston; Rose Marie Kelly; Ruth Currie, Belgrave, Open pictorial illustration, girls: Pat Casemore; Ann Wel- wood, Belgrave; Mary Passchier; Ann Thalen; Gwen hunter; Di- ane McDougall, Blyth. Open poster, boys; Darrell Bauer, Brussels; Dale Wheeler; Ronnie Snowden; John Brigham, Brussels; John Rutledge; Gary Barbour. Grades 5 to 8, girls, "The Life of Paul": Donna Walker; Sandra Currie; Joan Currie;Joan Black; Mary Edith Garniss. Open, pictorial illustration, boys: Randy Hafermehl; John Rutledge; Keith Manning, Blyth; Wayne McDougall; Norman German; Mark Vincent, Blyth. Open poster, girls: Nancy Pearson; Pat Casemore; Joan Campbell; Marlene Pletch; Marjorie Procter; Kathy McAr- ter, Shower held for bride-elect BELMORE--About 45 friends attended a miscellaneous show-, er held in honor of Miss Norma Haldenby of Holyrood, at the home of Mrs. Charles O'Malley on Saturday evening. Mrs. O'- Malley and Mrs. T. P. O'Mal- ley were hostesses. Contests were conducted by Mrs. Harry Helfenstein, after which the bride-of-the-month opened her gifts, assisted by her sister, Brenda. Norma thanked everyone and lunch was served and a social time enjoyed. Nor- ma's marriage to Michael O'- Malley takes place on October 7th. And we hear that Michael, too, was honored last week-end at a stag hosted by Joe Kieffer and attended by 30 friends and neighbors. Treated at hospital Miss Elizabeth Murdie, 86, of Lucknow was injured when she was struck by a car backing out of a drive last Saturday. She was treated in Wingham and District Hospital for an in- jured left knee and lacerated left hand. She returned to her home after treatment. Mrs. Oscar Hetsler, 22, of Lucknow fell from her husband's car between Formosa and Tees- water on Saturday and is a pa- tient in Wingham and District Hospital. She suffered a dis- located right hand and punc- ture wounds to the hand, lacer- ated face and injured elbow. Graeme McDonald, 36, of Brussels, received treatment for lacerations to the head and face which he received in a single car accident in Brussels on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Doig leave for Athens FORDWICH-Mr. and Mrs. Harold Doig were in Toronto on Wednesday of last week to see their son and his wife leave from Toronto International Air- port for Athens, Greece. Their first stop will be Cop- enhagen, Denmark, where they will go sight-seeing for two days; then by plane to Switzer- land for two more days and a final plane trip will take them to Athens on September 19. Edward Doig is employed by Northern Electric in the tele- phone communications branch of that company. They are expanding their business by selling complete telephone in- stallation (equipment and sup- ervision) to foreign countries and Athens, capital city of Greece, is one of these con- tracts. Mr. Doig is one of the project supervisors of the con- tract which is expected to re- quire two years for completion. Never look directly at the sun even while wearing sun glasses. Infra-red rays can penetrate those dark lenses and damage the retina of the eye. [Phone 357-2320 CW ahtirEVERY Grades to 0, Onys, "Life of Paul": Ken Radford, Blyth, Grades 2, 3 and 4, religious booklet; Roger Barrie. Grades 2, 3 and 4, religious booklet, girls: Karen Currie; Doreen Taylor. Open booklet, "Canadian Scientist"; Donna Walker, ARTS AND CRAFTS Grades 1 and 2, boys; Wil- liam King; Tommy Miller, Brussels; Keith McLean, Brus- sels; Scott Neil Bridge, Brussels; Ken Machan, Brussels; Gary Nicholson, Blyth, Grades 3 and 4: Stephen Mar- tin; Murray Wheeler; Randy Cousins; Laurie Campbell, Brus- sels; Brian Manning, Blyth; Dwight Lamont. Grades 5 and 6: Keith Man- ning; Calvin Nixon; Gordon Passchier, Blyth; Ken McLean; Blain McCutcheon; Jim Wel- wood. Grades 1 and 2, girls: Bon- nie Richmond, Brussels; Marj- orie Nixon; Valerie Mitchler, Brussels; Christine McNall; Brenda McCutcheon, Brussels; Barbara Glousher. Grades 3 and 4: Janet Pear- son; Colleen White; Maureen Sullivan, Brussels; Fernie El- liott, Brussels; Norma Smith; Colleen Raymond, Brussels.. Grades 5 and 6: Jean Cald- well; Doreen Cardiff, Brussels; Lorna Mason; Kathy Cousins; Sandra Currie; Judy Cook. - Grades 7 and 8, boys: Ronnie Hinton, Brussels; Michael Kern- aghan; Clayton Bosnian; John Wayne McDonald, Brussels; Keith Elston; Donald Lichty, Belgrave. Open craft: Michael Moore; Murray Irwin; Jim Welwood; Rodney White; Scott Wilson and Doug Brighani, Brussels; Leslie Brewer. Open art: John Rutledge; Nelson Nicholson; Gary Barbour; Bruce Raymond; Ronnie Hinton; Raymond Ramrneloo, Grades 7 and 8, girls: Deb- bie German; Joan Elliott; Jul- aine Anderson; Marjorie Procter; Barbara Cook, Belgrave; Gwen Hunter, Open crafts: Mary Edith Gar- niss; Barbara Moore; Joyce Nethery; Sherry Williams; Joan Black; Ruth Ellen Currie, Open art: Joan Elliott; Con- nie McWhirter; Donna Work- man, Brussels; Colleen Cardiff, Brussels; Anna Rasmusen, Bel- grave; Pat Machan. INSTITUTE CLASSES Senior girls, doll: Karen Galbraith; Christine Hartlieb; Mary Edith Garniss; Sandra Cur- rie; Jane Shiell; Lorna Mason. Junior girls, quilt block: Dar- lene Coultes; Doreen Anderson; Janice Coultes; June Machan; Marjorie Nixon; Hilly Van Am- ersfoort. SerFor boys, scrapbook: Kevin Pletch; Gordon Rinn; Murray Rinn; Gordon Gray; Bar- ry Mason; John McCallum. Junior boys, bow and arrow: Donald Scott, Belgrave; Murray Irwin. LIBRARY BOARD Grades 1 to 4, scrapbook: Carol McDowell; Marion de Groot; Barbara Snell. Senior girls, centennial sym- bol: Nancy Pearson; Connie Mc- Whirter; Penny Lowe. Junior boys, scrapbook: Mur- ray Irwin; Roger Barrie; George Snell. Senior boys, bookends: Cal- vin Nixon; John Rutledge. BELMORE-About 3QQ people, many of therm, former members and residents of the area, at- tended special centennial year • anniversary service held in Bel- more United Church on Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev, J. Rea Grant, minister of the church, was in charge of the ,service„ His theme was "Giants and Grasshoppers", and he used as his text passages from Numbers, chapter 13. The choir sang two anthems, "Tell It That the World May Know" and "In the Strength of the Lord". Mrs. BELMORE CLUB BELMORE-The project be- ing taken is "Cotton Accessor- ies for the Bedroom". Each 4- H member may make a bed- spread or two smaller accessor- ies and a dresser scarf. The first meeting of the, yet un-named Belmore club was held at the home of the leader, Mrs. W. Johann. The assistant leader is Mrs. E. Jack- son. The ten members elected the following executive: Presi- dent, Evelyn Dickson; vice- president, Marlene Inglis; sec- retary-treasurer, Karen Kieffer; press reporter, Jackie Goldrich. Meeting procedure, record books, and requirements of the members were discussed. A general question and an- swer session brought about the discussion of different bedroom accessories, the types of colors, and how to harmonize and complement colors and color schemes. After several attempts, the meeting closed with a song. The next meeting will be Sep- tember 25. Norman Newans was organist, A trio comprised of Mrs, Cart Douglas, and Velma and La. vonne Ballagh sang "God Is Everywhere". Roy Rutherford read minutes from the first meeting attended by the congregation, with Miss Lavonne Ballagh reading greet- ings from some who could not attend, Mrs., Harry Mulvey, was in charge of the guest book. Following the service, lunch was served on the church lawn when old friends chatted over a cup of tea and relived some of the former days at Belmore United. Some members of a former choir also got together for a singsong of favorite hymns. Three former ministers were present at the service -- Rev. Mr. Taylor of Dorchester, Rev. Mr. Clark of Wingham and Rev. Mr. Hewitt of Hanover. In addition to members and former members of this church, friends from McIntosh and Bel- more Presbyterian Churches al- so attended the service. NEIGHBORS ARE ENTERTAINED AT DAVIDSON COTTAGE Last Wednesday, twenty friends and neighbors of Fred Davidson spent the afternoon and evening with him, at his cottage at Bruce Beach. It was an ideal day. Some were treated to a boat ride by Mr. Davidson, while others tried their luck at horseshoes. Sup- per was served outside. Euchre was played in the eve- ning and before returning home the guests thanked Mr. David- son for a very pleasant day. W4111141 MVII/Ig*TiMell, Thursday. SOPIC, 21! 1267 " Centennial anniversary service at United Church