The Wingham Advance-Times, 1958-01-22, Page 8SVVV.V414.
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Mr, and Mrs. Bruce Sittipson
Douglas and Shawn, of Peterbor-
ough visited on Sunday at the
home of mr, and Mrs. Wm. A.
Purdon.
Mr. and Mrs, Relison -Falconer
and children of ;Sarnia spent a few
days this week with his ,parenta,
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Falconer and
Wingham relatives.
Mrs...tas, MeIlrath was a patient
in Winghani Hospital Tor a few
days this week.
Mr, John Coulter, of Chatham,
visited' heie last week-end, and
with his father, Mr, Sam Coulter
in Wingharn Hospital,
Farm Portirn met on Monday
evening at the borne of Mr. and
Mrs, John Purdon with 14 present.
After the broadcast, two groups
discussed the • 'Fenn` Marketing
Board and decided, that it would
stabilize priCes, and must be given
control to work, out -plans, and
that only by- co4operation can
better or more stable prices, be ob-
tained. Three tables played euchre,
with Mrs. R. Ptirdon and Aidin
Purdon holding high points. Mrs.
J. D. 33eeeroft won at cribbage.
Lunch Was served . and the next
meeting will be held at the home
of Mr. and Mrs; .Jab. Falconer.
Mr, e„ncl,Mrs. Ben MeCienaghan,
who spent last week at the home
of their daughter, Mrs. Harry Moss
of Plattsville, returned home on
Monday.
Mrs. Dark Logteriburg and baby
Frances Ann, were able to return
home from Wingham licispital on
Friday, '
Mr. and Mrs, Bennett Mitchell
and children of 1Vrolesvvorth visit-
ed on Sunday at the home of her
sister, Mrs, L. Willis.
Mr, and Mrs. john Eckenswiller
of Neustadt and Mr, and Mrs.
Walter Eekehswiller of Carisrube
visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Frank EekensWiller.
Mr. and Mrs,' Percy Vincent of.
Auburn spent a few -days last
week with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Fal-
coner.
Mrs. Robert Scott and Murray
spent last week with her father,
Mr, Sohn A. Johnston at the hOme
of her sister, Ivy's, Wm. Williams
of Coderich. ,
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Anna Metcalf, a gelmorp
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4 Mrs, Albert Coultas.
Mrs. Alld Mrs, Calvin Rehinso))
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AT MO FORM
BELGRAVE-,,Bodinin r pr
Forum met on Thursday, evening
at the borne of Mr. and Mrs. C. R.
Coviltes with an attendance of 28,
adults . and 7 children, They alSo
had as their guests the ifollowing
memberth from the Farm Porton
Council,, Mrs, Edith Storr, secre-
tary-manager of the Ontario Farin
Forum.; Jan Schokking, second
vice-president of the Ontario Farnt,
Forum; Don Sorley, Ottawa, repre-
sentative of Zone 5 Federation of
Agriculture and Mrs. Arthur Hu&
son, Chairman for women of the
Federation of Agriculture. '
The group watched the -farm
forum broadcast on television on
the topic "Produee Marketing'';
four groups were formed to , ana-
,wer the questions. They . agreed
that a marketing board could not`
stabilize, but would increase the
price with control pf the product,
They, felt that the co-operatives
would, playa part in raising and
stablizing prices' if there was co-
operation and if they had the fa-
cilities to process.- Other ways of
achieving the same results would
be free and open competition: '
Progressive euchre was enjoyed
with high prizes going to Mrs. Carl
Procter:4nd Richard Procter.. Con-
solation ' prizes went to Mrs, Cora
McGill and Don.Sorley, Mrs. John
Nixon was named to the flower
committee and a collection is to
be taken up at the next meeting
for this committee, Riehard Proc-
ter expressed a word of thanks to
the gueSts and Mrs: liudSon re-
plied, A. lunch of sandwiches, `cook-
ies and tea was served. The next
meeting will be held at the ,home
of Mr., and Mrs. Richard Procter
on January 27th.
Presbyterian WMS
Met Thursday
WHITECHURCII — :The regu-
lar monthly meeting of the VV.M.S.
of the Presbyterian Chureh was
held on Thursday last, with. twelve
ladies present and with' the presi-
dent, .Mrs. Dawson Craig, presid-
ing, All sang Psalm 1, and Mrs.
Frank Goulter led in prayer. Mrs,
R. T. A, Marshall 16r1 in the Scrip-
ture reading, and gave the medi-
tation talk on "Showing YoUr.
Light,' and Witnessing for Christ".
The president then led in a, dis-
cussion; on "Women's Place in the
Church", explained this discus-
sion had been held at the Pres-
byterial,
The roll-Call Was answered by a
Bible verse, with the word, "Joy"
andaVIrs. Craig gave an interesting
report of 'the morning session of
the Tuesday Presbyterial meeting.
Mrs, 'Johnston ,Conn gave the re-
port for the afternoon session.
Mrs. Earl CaSliek led in prayer,
and Mrs, McInnis gave reading
on New rears, and different be-
ginnings.
The World bay of Prayer Will be
held in the Presbyterian Church
on February 21. The next meet-
ing of the W.IVI,S. will he held at
the home of Mrs, Jas. MeIttnis.
All sang, "Come Let Us Sing of a
Wonderful Love", and Mrs, Mc-
Innis closed the meeting with
prayer.
WAS. Presents
Lite membership
wmTEcaup,o4-1110 regular
monthly meeting of the W.M,S,
of Langside Church 1A+ax held on
Thursday last, when ten Indies met
at the home of Mrs, Wm, Orr. Miss
Emilia, Richardson presided. Mrs.
George Tiffin read the Scripture
lesson and Mrs. Arnold Scott led
In prayer.
During the 'Meeting, Miss Rich-
ardsoti presented Mrs. Orr with a
life membership' In the W,Ikit,S,
Mrs, Orr thanked the Indica for the
priced gift. •
-.Variety Program
Presented At Hall
WlitTPICHtMCH--The young
peripie of the Iiengskle district
pregenterl. a Variety preigram in :the -
hall lag .Friday eiydndng. Arnold
Appoints Officials
The East Wavyanpsir eseincil held
its inaugural meeting ,Jannary
With all the niembers present,
Reeve Orval Taylor • in` the- „chair.
After 'signing" the declaration of
'`effice, Rev, rt. S. Hilts •of Auhurn.
addressed the council, follmyed by
prayer asking. Divine guidance for
the council during 1958. '
The reeve thanked Mr. Hilts for
'Corning to the meeting and ad-
dressed the council, asking for
their continuing co-operation na
the past. The minutes of the meet-
ing held December 10th were read,
and adopted on motion by Pnrcion-
Buchanan,
Moved by McGowan-Hanna, that
eouneil join the Rural Municipal
AssOciation and pay the mem-
ber fee of $10,00 and any member
or offieial.attending receive $30,00
as expenses:
Moved by Buchanan,Purclon,
that any tenant in the township
who does not pay any tax other
than dog tax be contacted by the
assessor 'to eollect the latter.
Moved by Buchanan MeGowman,
that members of the arena, board
for 1958 be Orval E. Taylor, Clar-
ence Hanna, Stuart Procter, Leslie
Bolt, /Mason Robinson, Gordon
Pengelly and Mrs, jarbes CpUltes,
, Moved by Hanna-Purdon that
eOtineil Pay 'the Huron Colinty Fed=:'
gration Of Agriculture $591.84, -1957
fees,
Moved by MeGowan-Buehanan,
that Prank CoCoper gel a refund
of, $8.42 overpaid on W.T.P. collec-
tion.
Moved by Punkin-Hanna, -that
the read and general accounts as
presented be passed and paid.
Moved by Buchanan-lVfeGowan,
that transfer of $1,343.99, from
maintenance to culverts and a
transfer of $2,711.50 frOin mainten-
ance to construction on 1957 road
expenditure,
Moved- by Buchanan-.McGowan,
that.the council appeint the rolloW-
ing as live stock -valuer, john F.
McCallum, poundltmers, Roy Eas-
on'', Mason Robinson,Frank Mar-
shall, Chas. C. Smith,; Athol Bruce,
John 'A. Currie and Gordon Snell;
fenee-viewel's, Wilfred SariderSon,
Nelson Patterson, John Hallaban,
Henry Pattison, Stanley Marks and
John M, Taylor,
By-laws No. 1, 2, 3 and 5 vyere
read the first. and second times.
Moved by Hanna,Purdon, that by-
laws 1, 2, 3 and 5 be read the third
and final time and passed .this 13th
day of January 1958.
Road Acconuts
'Stuart IVIcBurney, salary, Dec.
1957, $175.00; Wm. T. Irwin, wages
and truck, $28,18; Fred Deacon,
wages, $4.25;. Can, Oil Co.,, 200
gals, fuel and tax, $80.40; R, Id,
Thompson, truck license, $2,05;
Jack Alexander Hardware, auger
bit, $2,75.
General AceoWits
BelgraveCommunity Centre, rent
of rooms 1958, $1.00; A. Montgom-
ery, relief ,aceount, 14-ton coal,
$13.00; The Ulyth Standard, 'print-,
ing financial statements, $68,75;
Char, C, Smith, refund dog tax,
$2.00; Norman Coultea r refund dog
tax, $2,00; Ontario Association of
Rural Mun,, fees 1958, A10.00; Towe
of Clinton, debentures, re
$277.05; Huron County Federation
of Agriculture, grant on tax toll,
$391.84; llyth lsktin. Telephone
Systeth, $2925,70; .Prank Cooper,
overpay W, eolleetions, $6,42;
The Mitnicipal Heard, fees re Gras,-
by Drain, $2.00; The 11/A110101
World, 8 subscriptions, f04.00.
Moved by McGowan - Buehartan
that council adjourn to Meet On
February '4th, at One o'clock in
the Helgratfe,community centre.
Orval 8, Taylor, keeVe.
ft. 0, l'hotripatm, Clerk.
Scott WAS Chrtiernart tor the betas-
ion, l.hy1Tfs and Ffntii steer sang
seVeral .finitiberg. Nancy' Scott
danced•the Highland Gordon
played several ti,ece•rtifori
intrabers, and the.young rebple
presented a htittiorOlig skit, "Dres$-
itttg Tiffin Erciii, petiVided
magic ter the dancing' that follow-
tdt
By Willie Broom
,Saturday was the occasion of a
very sueeeSaftli in*eti bonspiel
the local club, when first plaee was
taken by a rink skipped by Bob
Hetherington, assisted by. Mrs,
Hetherington, vice, Jack tLloyd,
Second and 1Vrrs. Anti), Mitchell,
lead.
Rill Bain's rink was in second
place, his rink being made up of
Mrs. Dop Nesmith, Doug Wylie
and Mrs. Murray Rae,
Tri third position I was a rink
skipped by Norman Rirktoul, as-
sisted ,})3, Miss A. Williamson, A. Currie and Mrs. Wm. glifOtt.
Consolation award went to Lloyd
Casernore's rink with Mrs, pout
wylie, Fran* gecorrnielt and Mrs.
,T, A, • Currie. Bill Tiffin acted as
Skip in the ,evening,
0 -
There will be an invitation mix-
ed honspiel on the Wingham lee
on Saturday, February $tb,
0-0-0
Two Wingham. rinks travelled' to
Hanover, for the opening event in
the new curling rink there, •Oilier'
Haselgrove Skipped a rink, com-
posed of Si Scott, Alex MacDonald
and Matt Boyd. The Seeond was a
Church,GrOups
Met Tuesday
!DONNYBROOhe January
meeting of the and W.A.
was held on Tuesday .afternoon e at
,the home of the , president, Mrs.
Chas, Jefferson. Hymn„ 360, was
aung and, prayer was offered by
Mrs, H. Jefforpon, Psalm 'aelection
724 'was read in unison. The" Scrip-
ture lesson "was read from' the 16th,
chapter of Matthew, verses 13-24.
Heralds.
wrm,rsHaErdys 4r,eopwoor et end gfoarvr etboe
reading. Minutes of the December
Meeting were approved as read and
thankyou cards we're read, Hymn
550 was sung and the study book
was taken by, Mrs. JaMes Leddy,
Hymn 175 was sung in closing,
Mrs. E. Robinson was in charge
of the W.A. meeting when hymn
397 was, sung and Psalm selection
737 read in unison. Prayer was
offered by the ,leader, A contest
Was enjoyed and Mrs. S. Charnney
gave a reading.
The meeting ,Was closed by' the,'
president, Mrs, T. Armstrong.
Lunch was served by the hostess
assisted by Mrs. Sam Thompson
and Mrs. H. Jefferson. ,
1
The regular Scout meeting was
held on Wednesday night Of last
week, opening with the Fiaglirealc•
The Scollt$ were nalced to knave
their l'egiatration fee of 41,0Q turn-
ed in on or before January V, The
fees are to be collected by elleb
Patrol leader.
A lively game was 'carried out
by Troop Leader Paul Bennett,
The •game was called, "Here, There
and Where" and points were
awarded for the smartest patrol.
Instruetion WAS given, by :Snout
Leader Adams, assisted by Troop
Leader Bennett- on the acfnaphore
eorle. Morse code was bandied by
Patrol ?,,eader Adams.
Scoutmaster Al Walker handled
questions 'and answers on camp-
ing and campsite set-up. Follew-
ing this instruction and a game
called "Heads and Tails"' the.
whistle *as blown and the horse-
shoe was formed, and Flaghreak
and Scout Silence were observed.
A small felling axe was presented
to the Wolf Patrol as winners • of
thelaat oornpetipon 1957.
A court of honor made up of
Patrol leaders and their seconds
will meet at the Scoutmaster's
home this Wednesday evening for
an all-day 'hike in frobruarY,
Duty Patrol for the*next regular
Meeting on January 29 is the Swan'
Patrol.
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by ambnlance, suffering from In-
ternal heinmorthage, Mr. Meldrurn
Sandhuru of Turnherry is visiting
with his sister, Miss Lerleds, Stout-
burn.
Mr, and Mrs, Ches. Fele-Mier and
baby daughter, of Glamis, 'spent
Monday in London, and visited,
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs,
Jas, Falconer.
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The four minor hockey teams
which have been playing at the
local arena each Sail rd ay will
ghortly swing into a schedule .of
games to carry through the .bal-
ance of. the- season.,
The Lions Club will sponsor
Team 4; the Legion will take
charge of Team 3; the Firemen will•
look, after Team 2 and the Kins-
men will sponsor Team 1.
An all-star team will be selected •
to take part in' the Young Canada'or
tournament at Goderich during the
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