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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1958-09-10, Page 54 TENDERS CALLED FOR SNOWPLOW & TRUCK 'The IrtIrnberry Township council,' met ha the COUnCil chambers, Blue- Teeaday, :September With all members present and Reeve W, Jack Willits In the Chair. • Le The minutes, of the: last regular Meeting were read and adopted on • motion by Herb FoXton and Alex. MeeTityieh .Comrennications. were. "eceived, and read from the 'follow' Canadian Natienal Railways, Victoria Heapital, Thos, Whillier cos. Ltd., Hydro-Electric Power Commission and John G, Berry,. county clerit-treaearer • MeeTeviSlirMttlyev—That court ,of revis.ion, on the Baird drain be closed Sept. 2, 1,958;• Mulvey-Anpleby—That we hold court of revision on .the assessment roll for 1959 on Oct. 6th at 4 p.m. MacTavish - Appleby—That the clerk be instructed to apply for the approval on the new 'side walk Appleby-Mulvey,-That the town- ship officials apply for the interim subsidy on the roads for 1958, ApPleby - MacTavish—That the council call for tenders'for a truck for snmvplowing, truck must have a snow plow,. For further particu- lars apply' to the road stiperinten, - dent Win. G. Mundell. Mulvey - Appleby—That the gen- eral and road accounts be passed and paid as presented. General Accounts North Huron Plowmen's Assecia- tion, grant, $25.00; Geo,: S. Cane. eron, fox bounty, $1.00; County of Huron, hospitalization, $6.50; Cliff Hoffer, part salary assessor, $300; John, V. Fiiehei part salary, $45; relief, $10.00; Wm. Cruikshank, Unemployment. lesurance, $9.60; Township of Turnberry, rent of bulldozer, $45,00; John Mundell, labor, Bluevale dump, $6,00; Geo. Greenaway, labor, Bluevale dump, $1400; •Geo, Radford, rent, for shovel, Bluevale dump, $55.00, Pay Roll Geo. Lambert, $34.88; John Mun- dell, $3.85; Geol. Gallaway, $249.57; Wm. Mundell, $228.85. Road Accounts Lloyd Jacklin, gravel, $63.00; David Eadie, gravel, $21,00; Andy's Garage, oil, $51.75; Geo. W. Cro- thers, bull dozer repairs, $119.16; 'Huron Motors, mower repairs, $29.28; Br. American Oil,, fuel oil, $128.07; Supertest, grease, $18.00; Wm. Mundell, mileage, $9.60; Ont- ario Hydro, Presbyterian shed, $6.07; A, D. Smith', stamped cm. velop ,es, $27.20; Total for the meet- ing, $1507.38. Appleby - MaqTavish—That we do now adjourn to meet -on Octo- ber 6th, at 1.30 p.m. John V. Fischer, Clerk W. Jack Willits, ReeVe IF YOU NEED PiVH— ?RN DON'T DRAY CALL, T,C.C, ON THE PHONE TODAY! LOANS—$150. to $2,500. U,p to 30 In9ntbs to repay— Plans to suit year budget. OS THE SQUARE, PHONE TS! Gookwici•ii ONT.. REPAIR YOUR OLD and WORN OUT STOVE PIPES — NOW BEFORE THE COOL WEATHER ROLLS AROUND We carry a complete line of Pipes, Dampers,, Wire and Elbows. For 'AIR-CONDITIONED COMFORT AND Performane With [cm% BE SURE IT'S A ste FURNAC Open side. No. '105 Western Furnace Tervit-Cottrill Vows at Tiverton A pretty double-ring ceremony took place on the lawn of, the bfide's home and "united in mar- riage Jean Cottrill, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm, 0. Cottrill of Tfver- ton and Jack Tervit, son of Mr'' and Mrs. George H. Tenth, of Wingham, Rev. Roderick McLeod of Knox Presbyterian Church offic- iated and the guests were eater- tained by the music of Norman- Marjorie and Joyce McIntosh- cousins of bride. fit it The wedding party was led iron) the house by a slow march played on the bagpipes by Norman McIn, tosh, Vows were exchanged beneath an arch of evergreens ,and white flowers banked by baskets of white 'and orchid gladioli. The bride, given in marriage b3 her father, chose a waltz-length gown of white Chantilly lace over net with sabring" neckline embroid- ered in sequins and fashioned with bouffant skirt and lily-point sfeeves.,A headdress of white nylon leaves with seed pearls held her fingertip veil and she carried a cascade bouquet of red roses and white stephanotis. • Miss Margaret Conway attended the bride wearing a gown of orchid nylon chiffon and carrying a cas- cade bouquet of. yellow roses and white baby mums. As 'flower girl Nancy Cottrill, sister of the bride, wore orchid nylon and carried an old fashioned nosegay of yellow roses. Billy, Deans, nephew of the groom was ring bearer, Ferric Holmes of Wingham, was grooms- Man. Guests attending from a distance included Mr, and Mrs. Walter Burns and Mr. Robert Burns of Windsor; Mr. and Mrs, Robert Hine, of Detroit and Mr. and Mrs. Don Hopper of Grand Bend. For travelling the bride wore a navy and white dress with white accessories and a corsage of pink carnations. The couple will live in Wingham, I Featuring the Largest Wide Screen in Huron County Two ShowS Nightly, Rain or Clear - First Show at Dusk Box office open at 8 p.m. Children Under 12 in Cars Free, THURSDAY anti FRIDAY September 11 and 12 "SEVEN YEAR ITCH" (Adult Entertainment) (Colour) (CineinaScope) Marilyn Munroe, Tom Ewell (One Cartoon) SATURDAY and MONDAY • September 13 and 15 "3.10 TO YUMA" Glenn Ford and Van Heflin 3 STOOGE COMEDY (One Cartoon) TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY September 10 and 17 "Woman Of The River" (Colour) (Adult Entertainment) Sophia Loren and Gerard Oury (One Cartoon) llll 1 l 11111111 iiiii 111111111111 iii iiiiiiiiiii 11 1111 iii lllll ilerlitell, IROWNIE'S DRIVE-IN CLINTON, ONT.- Group 2. WASHABLE PAILLRNS for HALL, DINING ROOMS, and BEDROOM Values up to 95c single roll Sale Price - 49c Group 4, Living Rooms - Bedroom Children's Rooms and Kitchen SPECIAL - 19c Per Single Roll Group 1. 1. WASHABLE PATTERNS for LIVING ROOMS, DINING ROOMS and HALL Reg. 78c, 69c, 59c single roll Sale 39c Per Single Roll Group 3 SUNTESTED PATTERNS Suitable for any room. Plain or Patterned Values up to $1.00 single roll Sale Price - 29c 1958 Fairlane Demonstrator Sedan SEMI-PRIVATE COVERAGE vsmeeersiortko0944.' • • to their Ontario Hospital Insurance This man's employer is one of over eight thousand Ontario employert who have selected semi-private coverage through Blue Cross for their employees—the plan designed to cover the full difference in rate between standard ward and semkprivate care for an unlimited number Of days. 'Individuals, too, tan enrol for this completely • new Blue Cross service effective January I, I959. Add Blue Cross semi-private coverage to your Ontario Hospital Insurance—orie payment - can be' made to toyer both plans. AlOcs Cross Plon for tiospitol ONTARIO HOSPITAL AtgelCIATION '1'00Mb fir, ONTARIO :17 4114 -'.471, rfeerle7 Thik Wklitaga, 400,041401114A Viia001801 OAR* lit WS' " ree•weeteieleetalionSdfoedliefieSeeelfeeeeneeeemenioloe.,,,,,,,,,,,oeseieeelieeteeeopteeeteeeereteateeeetteeeeketteeeemeeseeeeeeetee •s J. . .maR1111 The Morris .Council met in the Township Nall on:September' with all the members present ,minutes of the. last meeting were: read and :adopted en motion of Ross Duncan and. .Gordon Willfin UniledChurOn.W.44, $'01MWKIlf-Tbe, W.A. :Of :the Fordwich United Church met in the church parlours ter their ,gep, tember meeting, Mrs, Olenn..loitrs t°4, president, AO Mrs, W. Pr1 ; Campbell, secretary., presided, The meeting was opened. with worship service comincted by the president, using as, the theme, the parable of the 'talents, Let.tera of appreciation Were read and a donee tien of money was gratefully re- ceived.. Plans were made te. receive cionetiorie of money in lien of a fowl supper the first week of No,, :verriber, It was deckled to hold a bazaar in the church basement the first Saturday in Dee,nnber, The W,4, will be responsible for providing the meals for the fair board On fair day, The afternoon was spent in quilting. Lunch was served by Mrs, Elmer Fallis, 'Mrs, Austin Stinson and Mrs. George Richards. MORRIS 'TOWNSHIP COUNCIL.MEETINO se, ASH and. CAR TABLE LAMPS ANY TABLE LAMP IN THE STORE YOURS F.O.R NO MORE THAN $8.00 Complete with spade from regular valued lamps as high oat; $21.50 ALL FLOOR LAMPS Si ANY FLOOR LAMP IN THE STORE YOURS FOR NO MORE THAN $10.00 Complete with shade from regular valued lamps as high as $23,95 Shortreed Procter—That By, Law No, 5, 18,58 authorizing the issuing of debentures for $10,000, be given the third reading and finally passed, Shortreed, - Wilkinson--Chat give a grant of $25,00 to the North Huron Plowmen's Association, Procter - Duncan--ThEtt the road accounts Presented by the Road Superintendent be paid. The application of George Martin for tax collector for the Township was accepted by the council. Procter - Duncan—T hat the Court of Revision on the 1959 As- sessment Roll be held on October 6, 1958 at 1030 air'. in the Town-. ship Hall, Duncan - Wilkinson—That the Reeve and Road Superintendent apply for the Interim Subsidy on roads, Shortreed - Wilkinson—That the meeting adjourn to meet again on October 6, 1,958 at 1 p.m. The 'following accounts , were paid: Win, McArter, fox bounty. $1.00; Town of Wingham, fire calls, $2755.00; Geo', 'Martin, hydro for hall and shed,, $6.07; Provincial Treasurer, insulin, $3.24; 'Relief account, $15.00; Addison Fraser, postage, $25.00; L. E. Cardiff, grant. to Plowmen's Association, $25.00; Nelson Higgins, stamp account, $47.00. Bailie Parrott, Reeve Geo, C. Martin, Clerk it W. R HAMILTON OPTOMETRIST a Thoroughness — Ability — Time tested ill • . , • Phone 37 for appointment r, All. TV Lamps ANY TV LAMP Guild of St. Anne Plans Bake Sale. FORDWICH — The duild of St. Anne gathered for their September Meeting at the home of Mrs. Don Kin' 'The president, Mrs. 'Wel- lington Hargrave, presided„ opened the meeting with a hymn followed by Scripture reading by Mrs, Lyle Simmons. Roll call was answered by 11 members and one visitor. Final plans were made for the bazaar, baking sale and sup- per which will be held in the com- munity hall, Fordwich, this month Members were also reminded that the Little Helpers would have a booth at the Fall Fair on, Sept. 27. Mrs, E. Attwell spoke on health, stressing that overweight was not good for anyone and that one „should not live to eat but rather eat to live. She was thanked by the president. The October meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Roy Simmons, Several articles were sold from'the travelling basket. Rev. E. Attwell closed the meeting with prayer and lunch was served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Jack King. iE a " Ili 1.1. • },II U 11111.11111111 Trousseau Tea Mrs. Harvey Wright entertained at a trousseau tea on. Wednesday of last week, in honor of her daughter Miss Fay Wright,. whose marriage took place on Saturday. Pouring tea in the afternoon were the bride-elect's grandmother, Mrs. Frank Wright and Mrs. Jim IVIcBurney, Mrs: Jack McBurney and Mrs. Daniel Lambkin .served the guests and Miss Faye Jack and Mrs. George Mines, an aunt, of Akron, Ohio, displayed the gifts and trousseau. During the' evening tea was poured, by Mrs. Herb Emmerton and a great aunt, Mrs. Chester Cook. Mrs. Jack Sangster, Mrs. Jack Ferguson, Mrs. Al Jack and Mrs, Ken Wright served. The gifts and trousseau were shown by Miss Faye Jack, Mrs. Bob Harkness, Miss Audrey Demerling, Mrs. George e„Mines • and Mrs. Lyle Foerter. One of a Complete Modern Series FOR Lab Technician Wed at Chepstow Rita Elizabeth Graff of Wing- ham, daughter of Mr, and Mrs Alexander F. Graff of RR. .4. Walkerton, became the bride of James Leo Deitner, R.R. 1, Ethel, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Deitner, on Saturday, September 6th. The double-ring ceremony • took place at 10 a.m, in Mary Immac- ulate Church, Chepstow, with Rev Father Gillen officiating. He was assisted by Rev, Father Durand of Wingham, who sang the nuptial mass. Mrs, George Buhlman provided the music and sang "Ava Maria" and "On this Day, 0 Beautiful Mother". •'4 Mr. Graff gave his daughter in Marriage, who wore a dress fash- ioned on princess lines with a boat style neck, and lily-point sleeves. The bodice was trimmed with ir- rediscent sequins and her tulle was held in place by a sequin and veil of imported French veiling pearl studded tiara. She carried ,a cascade of red roses and a white, prayer book. Her sister, Miss Mary Graff of Walkerton, was matron of honor and the groom's sister, Miss Kath- leen- Deitner of Ethel was brides- maid. They were gowned alike in turquoise crystal charm ballerina length dresses with matching, bal- .1eros, and wore single strands of pearls. Their flowers were yellow mums and white streamers. The groomsman was Gerald Ryan of Walton and Harold Walter, of Chepstow, cousin of the bride was usher. Mrs, Graff wore a charcoal dress with white accessories and a corsage of red roses. She was assisted in receiving the guests at the receetion at the Commercial Hotel, Mildmay, by the groom's fnother, who wore a navy dress and red rose corsage, On their return from a wedding trip to Northern Ontario, the newly married couple will reside on the groom's farm near. Ethel. For travelling Mrs. Deitner wore a fitted off-white suit with Dior blue accessories and a corsage of red roses. The bride has been on the Wing- ham General Hospital staff fof the past four years as an X-ray\ tech- nician. GAS, OIL, COAL'AND . WOOD' *AVAILABLE FROM RELIABLE DEALERS a Cash if you live, CASH if you die. Protection for the family Comfort for your retirement AU in one policy. Consult FRANK C. HOPPER —Representative— Canada Life WINCRAM, ONT. Phone 462 Made in Wingham by Western Foundry Company Limited Quality PrOducts — Since 1901 §111011,111111111111111111111111110111i111.11111111,11111111111111111111111111N111111011111111011114 The Wallpap Her op Semi-Annual Wallpaper ii 10 days only - . se,tethber to September 20, IN I 1• 1 1 1 •11 n 1 1M I NI N I M IM In i l al l • • I a I U a a I See These Wallpaper Specials On Sale For You a • AT U Aubin left on a wedding trip, the bride travelling in a beige lace dress with beige satin cummerbund, matching bengaline duster, dark brown shoes and purse and orange ice hat and gloves, They will live in Goderich. The Wallpaper Shop • Owner's personal car with very low mileage, 2-Tope Fairlane Custom Sedan —. automatic transmission, windshield wipers, used car price with new car guarantee. ev,"nnewww•ete,44 1 I-1956 Plymouth Sedan, beautiful two-tone Blue, very clean, one owner car. • 1953 Monarch Sedan, a real beauty, kept like new. —1952 Ford Coach, 'mechanically perfect, new paint. URON MOTORS. Limited U. 1400.W.EL1ANI FORD) Dud POlinSoN" TRACTORS PHONE 237 rolpri 1.111,011, WINCHAM A,ubin=Hallahan On Saturday at 10 a.m,, Father Reed-Lewis performed the rites of Holy Matrimony in St. Michael's R.C. Church Blyth, when Mary Louise Hallahan of Goderieh be- came the bride of Lloyd William Aubin of Clinton. The bride is e daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Den Hallahan, A.R. 3 Blyth and the, groom is a son of ,Mr, and Mrs. Alex Aubin, alSo of Clinton. Mrs, Jack Ernest a Wingham presided at the organ. She also sang three solos: during the offer- tory of mass, "Ave aVrEtfia"; immedi- ately followifig mass, "Mother at Thy Feet I'm Kneeling" and "On this Day, Oh Beautiful Mother" during the signing of the register, The bride, Who was given in marriage by her father, was attend- ed by Miss Helen 1Vtiddegaal and Mist Mary Ann Montague, both of London. I4er floiver girl] was her sister, „'Margaret Manahan and the ring bearer was her brother. Tommy. Attending the grodin was Andre Aubin of Clinton, and Frank hen of A.B. 3, Blyth, The ushers were Victor Ambit, brothel* of the groom and Bill eousin of the bride,. l)''ollowing the reeentien in the Myth Memorial HDII, Vcr': 6,hd Mrs,