The Wingham Advance-Times, 1958-07-23, Page 6General Cheques—Town of Gode-
rich, Deb. payment on D.C.I..
$1108.43; Town of Clinton, Deb.
payment on D.C,I., $106.54; Clar-
ence Rath, poultry claim, $24.75;
Gordon James, sheep claim, $50.00;
John F. McCallum, live stock val-
uer and mileage, $5 20; County 01
Huron, share of reforestation,
$322.98; Grant McBurneY, 3 fox
bounties, $3.00; Ken Coulter, 1 fox
bounty, $1.00; Cameron' Robinson,
1 fox bounty, $1.00.
Moved by Buchanan - McGowan
that council adjourn to meet on
August 5th at 8.30 p.m. at the
Belgrave Community Centre,
Clarence Hanna, Acting Reeve
R. H. Thompson, Clerk.
. The council before adjourning
made a presentation of an electric
fry pan to Mr. and Mrs. Aldin
Purdon as a wedding present from
the council and officials, Mr. Pur-
don thanked the council and offic-
ials for their kind gift.
BRUM
George Johnston had his tonsils
removed in the Wingham Hospital
last Thursday,
Misses Susan and Irene Jones
of London are spending some holi-
days with their grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. John. McCallum.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Taylor and
family pf Sarnia spent the week-
end with Mrs. Orval Taylor and
also visited with •Mr. Taylor at the
Wingliam Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs, Harold Procter and .
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Procter visited
on Sunday with Harry Hethering-
ton at the County Home in Clinton.
Carole -and Lynda Stokes, Wrox-
eter spent last week with their
aunt-and uncle, Mr. and Mrs, Leslie
Bolt and Lorna. Mr,' and Mrs. John
Stokes visited there on Sunday and
the girls returned home with their
parents.
Mrs: Alice Johnston and Miss Iris
Tohnston of London and Miss Mina
Procter of Toronto visited recently
with Mr, and Mrs. Richard Procter
and tloyee.
The garden party of Trinity Ang-
lican Church will be held at the
home of Richard Procter on July 30
'tinge
'ands
• Receive a coesti beaus- immediately
• Gec your new,Government Bond at
a hitt6er;inter*Tats
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• WWI yO c e9uO for-your cash bonus
• carry aut ch ati'ge without delay
• detive bondS direct to you
J. B. RUNSTEDTLER, Manager Wingham Branch
A. E. GRAHAM, Manager Gorrie Branch
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Smash-Up?
We'll take it from there
Dented • roofs and fenders rue
duck soup to us, and even when
things look really bad we can
make your car look, new again.
We take pride in our work and
consequently you get a real
thorough job. Whether your wife
has scraped e fender on tile gar-
age- door, or you 'have been un-
fortunate enough to have a. real
•- lanash-up, we're the people to
call
Wifigham Body Shop.
Just tell us where . . . and we'll be there!
Phone 746 Sid Adams Wingham
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George Simmons, a resident In
Camas - for many years, PLIS'Sed
away in Teeswikter last Friday and
the funeral was held on , Sunday.
from the Church, funeral home to
Wingliam Cemetery,
Vie W,M,S, and LA. Meetings
0 the Presbyterian Church, will be
held t.111 Wednesday at the home
fLARENCE HANNA
ACTIN REEVE
The East Wawanosh Council Met
pn July 15th, it being necessary to
appoint a, member of the council ea
acting reeve, owing to the illness
of Reeve Qrval Taylor.
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Miss, Marian I.4fng of Ustowel
visited with her friend, Miss San-
dra, Miller at her parents' inane on
Monday.
Mr. and . Mrs, Lawrence Shea of
Fergus spent. Saturday afternoon
with Mr. end Mrs. TOM Short and
Miss Myrtle,
Mr, and. Mrs. Marshall Arnie
strong, Fordwich and Mr. and. Mrs,
Li slle liarknesS, Carrick were
Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Lorne Walker.
Little Brenda Underwood, Palm•
erston, is visiting with her grand-
parents, gr. and Mrs, Earl Under.
wood.
Mr, and Igra. Allan Tlyndman
and Clark are on holiday at Satible
Beach, With, them are Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Hockridge and little
son of Toronte,
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Moved by Ptirdon Buchanan
that Clarence Hanna he appointed
acting reeve, and a by-law be pass,-
ed confirming the same,
BY-law No, 11 was read appoint-
lag Clarence Hanna aCting reeve
until ,ReeVe Taylor Is 41,4•1 to at-
tend .council. meetings;
Moved by Buchanan McGowan
that by-law be read the tihrd time
and passed.
The minutes of the meeting held
June 2nd were read and adopted
on motion by McGowan-burden.
Moved by Bucnsnan Purdon
that the road *and general accounts
as presented be passed and paid.
Moved by McGowan , Buehaean,
that the township general rate
for 1958 be 9 mills and the com-
mercial rate be 11 mills.
By-law No, 10 striking the rates
Mr, and Mrs. Ed. Smith, Vane `for 1958 was read the first and
1second times.
Moved by Purdon *VIcGowan
that by-law No. 10 be read the
third time and passed.
Road Cheques—Stuart McBurney,
salary and bills paid, $180.45; Wm.
T. Irwin, wages $143,67; Frank
Cooper, spraying brush, $73.10;
Belgrave Co-Op., valve stem $1.50,
brush spray $510.00, $511.50; Wm.
Tiffin, hydraulic oil, $3.25; Can.
Oil Co. Ltd., gasoline $58.24; oil
$5,90, fuel oil $171.50, $235,64;
Wingham Motors, universal kit,
$9.50; The Pedlar People, culverts
$137.32.'
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Mr. and Mrs. Orville Erina, Lis-,
towel, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Charl-
es and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Charles
'visited Mr. and Mrs. Walter Char-
les on Sundry,
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Doten, Wind-
sor were week-end visitors with
Mr. and Mrs, John Stafford,
slightly imperfect.
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"Hey, what's this?" asks Mrs. Jersey Cow as she cautiously investi-
gates the kitten that Caine into the barn to play. With Patience,• you too
can get'wonderful farm animal pictures. "A
Animal. Snapshots on the Farm
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jest, as in an open field, size up the-
surroundings for good background
and for the best position in -rela•:-
tion to the Sunlight. Then move"
toward Yonr subject; ready to'
squeeze the trigger at the right
moment, In all probability, use of
flash billbs will not disturb the
animals because it happens so
In the barn, the situation is
entirely different and it is here
thet you 'will use your flash: The
cows in their stanchions or horses
in their stalls can't walk away and
can be quite curious as to ,what
You are doing. And that's 'an ex-
cellent time to shoot. And if, ,by
chance; there's a child, a kitten or
a dog that you can coax into your
picture,„you might come up with
as interesting- a shot as the one
that tops this article. If you want
to get this- close with a box camera
You will need- your close-up
attachment.
When You have used up a few
rolls of black-and-white film, try
for some good shots in color. color
pictures, like black-and-white are
so easy to take nowadays that you
Might well ,end up with some
especially good ones.
4 — George H. Kay
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A phase of amateur photography
that can 'be very interesting is
taking snapshots of farm animals.
Here is an area that calls, for a
little more than just a camera,
films and flash bulbs. To these
must be added, another factor so
often necessary in picture-taking,
namely, patience.
Yes, if you have the patience
and a camera, the farm presents a
host of snapshot possibilities.
As a farm guest, be careful of
your host's property. Put your
flash bulbs into your pocket or
gadget bag immediately after use
and never, never use the flash
without a protecting cover if yen
are in or near the barn or close to
such materials as hay or Straw.
And whatever you do; DON'T
SMOKE!!
Farm animals are accustomed to
people and are not usually dis-
turbed if approached normally
and cautiously. Hence a- mare and
her foal, in a pasture field, Will
probably pay no attention to you
as long as you don't get too 'close
or make any. quick, unnatural
movements. The same applies
when trying for a shot of a cow
and her calf or of sheep and lambs.
Before approaching your sub.
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AT LAST IT'S . HERE!
TILE ALL NEW MpTHOD KILLINO
FLIES and EARWIGS
" STROKE' "
re ,
Just paint on where Flies and Other Insects feed or rest.
Stroke will remain effectite for up to 'two months.
Easily Washed Off — Sure Death for Flies, Ants, Cockroach
and many other insects.'
Alexander's Hardware
"KEYS MADE WHILE YOU WAIT"
See the line of wedding stationery at Advance-Times
Local Witnesses
Go to New York
. About ten of Jehovah's Wit-
nesses from the Wingham congre-
gation will attend an international
convention in New York city July
27 through August 3. Ernest Fal-
coner presiding minister of the
:ocal congregation in announcing
he plans of the delegates, said
Bert Wiltink, an assistant minister,
will he in charge of the Wingham
group, during the convention and
therefore all regular meetings and
3ervice efforts would be conducted
is usual from the Kingdom Hall.
Mr. Falconer pointed out the
Value of attending this internation-
al gathering of Christian people.
Me convention will0 further 0 the
understanding and good will among
the' various races and nationalities
Jehovah's Witnesses, arid will
Ilse; demonstrate, to the world hoW•
the Bible message and Christian
living can unite people from all
walks of life, regardless of race or
ether backgrounds that tend, to
divide the world.-
Yankee Stadiuin has again been
secured, but because of the cramp
ed quarters, of the previous assem-
bly the Polo ground will be used
in addition, s.
MoSt of those from Winghain
congregation .will be staying in
private homes in New 'Y'ork CktY.,
For
Vacettemet Za,99
visth,
Walker Home Furnishings Young people have a • greater
chance of being' saved from earicer
in their later life than had,,earlide
generations. The Secret is early de-
tection `and prompt treatment In
regular cancer '
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Fotheringham Family
Gathers at Garde
GORRIE—The Fotheringham re-
union was held last Monday in the •
community park, Gorrie, with 40
in attendance, Members 'were pre-
sent from Fergus, St, Marys, Bel-
more and Mildmay.
The president for the coming
year will be Mrs. Earl Underwood
of Gerrie and the secretary-treas-
urer will be Harry Hawkins of St.
Marys,
SORRY, YOU WERE
sick.
:No more tiring hot clays pr sticky,. sleepless nights. Your
home can be cooler than a woodland glade, when you
• enjoy the relaxing comfort of an electric air conditioner'
atia eleitric fans. Find out how wonderful a cool room
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•keep SoL.RECTRIOALLt
en
In
couver, Mr. and Mrs, A. McArty,
Simmie, Sask., Mr. and Mrs. H.
McArthur, Erin, «Orin, spent Tues-
day with Mr, and Mr's. T. L. Me-
Nees. Mrs. E. Somers visited at
the same home.
Miss Ruth Grainger and Miss
Phyllis Elliott, Bluevale, are at-
tending summer school at Gode-
rich.
Mr. and Mrs, Roy Gowdy were
supper guests on Sunday at the
home of Mr. and. Mrs. Roland Bal-
lagh.
Mr, and Mrs. Jas. Porter and
grandson, Allan Krasich, Detroit,
spent two weeks with Mrs. Richard
Bennett and other relatives, Mrs.
Bennett and her guests spent last
week-end in the Muskoka district.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Becof of
Detroit visited this week rat the
same hoine. Mr, and Mrs. George
Snider, Elmira, also spent Satur-
day evening,
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Copeland,
Wroxeter visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Gowdy on Sunday.
Master Johnny Grainger, London,
is holidaying at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil Grainger.
Master Kenny Charles, Burwash,
is spending his holidays with his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Charles.
Mr, and Mrs, Harry Gowdy at-
tended the county council picnic in
Harbor Park, Goderich, on Thurs-
day afternoon.
Mr, and Mrs.-Archie Miller, Miss
Elaine and Miss Sandra Miller of
Listowel spent Sunday at Tobee-
mory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cloyne ••Michel were,
in St. Thomas on Friday .and Misr
Karen Michel returned home
them after visiting Miss Faye Ed-
gar in St. Thomas. .
Mr. Ernest King of 'Windsof
spent the week-end with his par-
ents and other relatives.
Mr. and Mr's. Harry Rhame have
moved into their new home in the
village.
Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Leah and
daughter, Reanne pf MacDonald,
Man., spent a day last week at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. .Archie Mil-
ler and are visiting other friends
in the vicinity.,
Work was completed last• week
at the dam by the committee In
charge in preparation for the Wa-
ter .Safety and Swimming. Instruc-
tion classes which started on Mon-
day.
Mr, and Mrs, S. L. •Kincaide and'
family have returned to Winnipeg
after spending some time at the
Imme of Me and Mrs. Leonard
Sanderson and her parents at Ber-
vie. Mrs. Sanderson is aesister of
Mrs. Kincaid e,
Mr, and Mrs. Ed.' Hemphill and
grandson, Tommy Driscoe of North
Tonawanda, N.Y., were week-end
guests of .Mr.' and Mrs. Howard
Cowan.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Daw and
Becky, of London visited last week
with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard San-
derson and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill ' Murdoch of
Toronto Were week-end guests of
Mr. and Mrs. 3, ‘I-1. King and Miss
Agnes Lawson.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wade visi-
od with 'relatives In St, Johne
Michigan, last week. Robt. Wade
And Paul of Montreal accompanied
them,
Mr. Courtney Gilpin, who hts
been a patient in Victoria Hospital,
London, returned to his home on
V.'riday by ambulance. His condi-
tion remains much the same. Mrs.
Gilpin, who has spent the past two
weeks In London, returned with
him.
Mr. arid Mrs. Leonard Sanderson
LaUranne and 'Donald visited with
Mr. and Mrs, Earle Zeigler at Port
Elgin pn Sunday, July 13th.
Mrs. Minnie /twin and Mrs
Florence Wright 'are spendibd
week with relatives In Voront6.
Recently gathering of fanner
schoolmates was held at the home
Of Mr and Mrs, Leonard Sander-
son, Among those present were Mr.
arid Mrs. Ralph Stewart and family
Of Landon, Mr. And IVfer. Dawson
Pollock arid family of Listewel, Mr.
arid Mrs. WOO IVCOGill and ehild-,
ron of . Meaford, Mr. and Mrs, Ray
Dobson and family of Chatham,
F/0 and Mrs. Xilicalde -and tinnily
of Winnipeg, Mr. and Mrs, gatin
Zeigler and faintly of Fort Elgin
arid MISS Broberg Stirling, Bettie.
Mr. avid Mrs. Mien Skelton a
Sarnia, Were geeste of the Rev,111,'
MOM BOUGHT SICK
ROOM SUPOLIES AT
• :VANCE'S
DRUG STORE
So I WAS COMFORTAISLE
ALL The TIME! Iive better ELECTRICALLY
decut,
IN ULM IVORY AND TAN .
OVERNIGHT DAG and AIR PAC1
::(2pcs,) $21.95 and $29.50
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Walker Htime Farnishings ,.
tit* 106 WALKER. Witighant
C, and Mrs. Attwell at the rectory.
on Saturday evening and Sunday.
Mrs, Ruth Corbett, who under-
Went surgery in St. Joseph's HOS--
pitel, London, was able to leave the
hospital on Friday and is expected
to be at the horde of her sister,
Mrs. Emma. Williamson, FOrdWieh,
on Monday,, to •convalesce.
The Rev. R. Meally of plyth vii
be the pretither at St.' Stephen's
Church next Sunday morning.
Mrs. Luella, ,Sanderson visited
With' 'her sister in Clifford last
Week,
Miss 'Emily Pater Was home
from London et the week-end and
le expected to be released /torn
Victoria, Hospital On Monday,
Mrs. Elwin Bonin-Mrs, who has
been In Stratford for the last SIX
weeks, ,has been visiting friendS
ih Gorrie,
Mr. ttRt1 Mrs: Ptanit Mug visited
Winghant
otpttibon,
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