The Wingham Advance-Times, 1959-04-22, Page 10—Mrs, C, .Pielcson and ;Aura: have
returned'. home after spending a
couple tf weeks with. Mrs, Pick-
son's sisters, Mrs. Zli'44Ibetit Weir,.
and Pr, Edith Weir of Chiettgo,.
—Miss Marlene Ste. Marie of
Toronto, and Mr. Hari Ste. Marie
of Kiteltener, 'Spent the %TOP-end
with 'their mother, Mrs, Francis.
Ste, Marie.
--Mr. and Mrs, Freddie TeritPle-. man end family Were 'Weeit,end
Visitors with her parents! Mr, and
Mrs, •Carl .Sennett, .. „London..
--71,Mr. and Mrs. Michael McPhail
will leave on Friday for Chicago,
where they will spend a weep with
relatives.' ..
•
-jini„ Newman of Allendale,
Spent • the . week-end at.- his, home
bete,- •
—LAC Jim Lockridge, Mrs. L.oelt-
ridge. and Timmy of Abgiis were
week-end' visitors with relatives, in
town.
•
• --Miss Jean Ivtills of -Farming-
ton, Mich., is visiting with • her. par-
ents,. M.• and Mrs. Francis. Mills,
fox a Sew weeks, • Mr, George. Mc-
Dowell, also of Farmington, Was a
3 isitor tit "the Mills home 66' Sun-
day,
--Mr. and. •Mrs.,•Allep ;Small 'arid
Penny • of Toronto were, week-end
visitors with. Mr. and Mrs,, 'Hugh
„.
—Mr, Ed Forgie and daughter of
'Toronto spent the week-end with
his parents, Mr. and .Mrs'.. William
Fergie and Miss Anna Forgie.
—Mr. and Mrs.. Gerald Watson
and son Alan of Forest spent Sun-
day at the -home of Mrs. WatS011'$
parents; Mr, and: Mrs, Alan Pat-
tison.- Mr. and „Mrs, Roy Mattison,
'Doreen and Donald, and .1%0 -ancl
Mrs. Heniy,Pattison and their •fam-
ily 'visited at the same hem,
• —Mr. and• Mrs, DeWitt • Miller 'at-
tended the . reunion In Mimico.. on
Saturday of Squadron :113 .RCAF
(Ceylon)- It' was the, first reun-
ion 'of the , squadron ..and 'the - men
and . their .Wives" attended, from as
far away as Sault: Ste:, Matie • and
Montreal. ' '
—Mr. .and Mrs, James Gibbons,
'Sheila and Ruthie visited on Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs, Frank GO-
bons in'Kiteliener.
Dept. of Highways 339.75
339,70 • .. 339,75
Licenses and Permits (include dog tax) $115.75 700,00,
Interest, Tax Penalties, etc.' ... , ........ 1,376,54 ,900.00
Other Revenues—
Rents, Concession and Franchises 1,625.00
Fines .81.1$
Service Charges 286.20
Recreation and Cominunity Services 1,992,38 1,225,00
Miscellaneous—
sal e .0 Property 100,00
Sale of Steam • 775,1.6
Decrease in Deferred Income 1,79149
2,710.35 2,077,06
Gross Total Revenue , M2,733,08 $255,076.54
Surplus from Prior Years used
to reduce levy 124.02 124,02
ORDERS' SUPPLY CENTRE'
Penny Gerrie was vis-
'ter .with •Mr. and Mrs.. Tim Gib-
son in Listowel.
. •
--Little Debbie Salter,' daughter
of Mr, and Mrs., Jack.Salter
'
has
'in Winghambeen a patient Hos-
pital:With pneumonia, . , .
,--.Miss Florence • Harris of. Lon-,
don, • spent the,„ .weekrerid • at .her
home here:
*
aisd; Ferguson;
of...Gueipir 'visited 'With 'Mrs. D. 'S.,
4rfaeNatightoo. 'and John over -the
Week-encl.
—Mrs. john • Allen 'of 'Toronto
and her two children are spending
a. shert.' holiday 'with her ;mother,
Mrs .George Rosa. •
--Mr, and. Mrs. Nasraith
have returned, from two weeks' va-
cation at nnehuist, N.C.; where
gthoeify itiegh.joyed ` surnMer weather and
A. J. Armstrong of Lon 7
don ' is visiting with her son-in7
law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs,
DeWitt Miller,
Ilifirkkuk
Thurs., Fri„ April Z3 24 25
Double + Bill
• ;M k% ,SOTA91,14 MTh HATWOPTH HIM NOVAg
. "PAL JOEY"
A teehnhedor pauSical comedy drama.
PORI! WEHOLIN 13110,0A1 A. DATES
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"APACHE TERRITORY"
A 'WESTERN
q tk 444 kkIk.,I.1.11.11...kkIkIkoklik 44444 .410411..4444111141.14. iiiiii ......
.4speo, .800,1
Powerful bm. motor
paper dust bag • light • quiet
1 vinyl swivel b•se • clip•os i9910,
' .
wuaranteed
Complete with '-piece
set of cleaning tools
Public Works—
Roads, Highways and Streets, etc,'
Sanitation and Waste Rernoyal
Social Welfare (Schedule 10) —
Relief Assistance 2,724,04
Intstitutional Care 1,270,09
Welfare Administration lllllllll lll
Education, including•debt charges
(Schedule 9)
Recreation and Community Services
Debt Charpes—
Debenture debt charges
(Schedule 11) 31.,e60.81
Less own share of schoOl debt charges 23,535.98
'58,124.83
Interest and other charges 694.65
Institutional and Public Utility
Deficits Provided—(Specify)
Cemetery 3,581.65
Discount for Taxes
Taxes written off'.. .....
Capital Expenditures out of
Revenue (Schedule 13)
Joint or Special Expenditures—
County Rates • ' 30,816.42
Miscellaneous—(Specify)
Central Mortgage Taxes
.Miscellaneous ...... : ...>.•,..,.,....•,>..•.•>•>•
6,043,81
67.54
Provision for Allowances, Reserves
and Reserve Funds '
(Schedule 8 and Form (I)
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Archie J. Gray
Dies in Hospital.
A resident of this district fot
the past 18 years, Archie James
Gray; died in Wingham Hospital` oh
Ttnrsday, .April 16, following' an
illness of two years,
He was the last surviving mein•
let, of the family of jantea Gray
and Catherine MaeGillaWee and
Was born in thrift ToWnship, Perth
County, In 1883 and attended Done-
gal school. He was a 'farmer in
that township until -oohing to
this district in 1941. •
Mr.. Gray Married. Ethel Maude
.Allihghana of Britton in Milveittin
•Oti April 6, len, .81* predeeeaSed
him seven years ago,
A daughter and two son's survive,
Velma (Mrs, Roy Forrest) Of
Woodstock; floss and David of
Nuovate. There laalao one
grandson, Murray PerreSt, Wood
stock,.
E. Kennedy, BlueVale.
Ptespbyfterlan !Church,. of which Mr,
Gray Wag an adherent; officiated
on Monday When SerVice Wag held
trona the It, A, Currie St. Sons fun.,
era) borne with internient, In UMW.
gal cemetery. '
PallbearerS were Stanley Mot*
Ott,' eityinond Henning, , Harvey
Itobiluitri, Eldred 'Nichol RaYMOInd
tillOtt and Henry Wheeler and. the
tribtiteS were; tarried by j'o,
seph Walker 'Harold Moffatt; Al.
heft kiteheit and Lloyd Wheeler,
4,
'141.011hayri +4,417.."01:0411;40 Weidit.004407 April Z.; Aff* 6.;•oi:414VV'N
$178,197,19 $178,125,42
Total Revenue from, TaXatiOn
(Schedule 3)
Debenture Debt Charges Recoverable
Contributions, Grants. and 4nhsidies
Governments::
Canada 2,081,00
Ontario-.
Children's Protection 361,18-
Direct Relief 2;144,63
Home for Aged 5,47
Highway Trnprovement at 13,090,24.
Unconditional Per Capita. Grants , 8,409.00,
Recreatien lllllll llllll ....... 1,005.09
26,437,08
0,01,00
• Pattison Radio & Electric
Safety for our customers is our first concern
/toll we snare no effort to be absolutely sure
that we .do the best job possible on your
wrecked vehicle. If the damage can be
repaired, your ear will leave our shop "safe
for the road", We are proud of 'our ability
to make your vehicle look good, but we are
Olen more concerned with safety.
• • —Mr. Tom Burrell, who is at-
tending radio school in Toronto,
was a week-end visitor at his home
here,
--Miss Linda ElliOtt visited •with
her uncle and, aunt,.Mr, and Mrs.
Miller. Davis, over'the, week-end,
Mrs, Abner Cosens fell in the
yard at her: home on Minnie Street
on of last' week. She
was admitted to, Wingharn Hospi-
tal with a broken tip and later re-
moved to Victoria Hospital, Lon-
don, '
"-••••-Mr. and Mrs,' John Fraser •were
visitors with- their. sort;'Glonn and
Mrs, Fraser, second concessionof.
Grey Tewriship' •on'Sunday,' '
—Mrs. George Ross, who has
spent the winter 'months in , To-
ronto with relatives, "'returned to,
her home. last week. '
—Mrs. L. Mutrie of Torontd and
William Towle of Milan, Mieh., are
visiting with their sister, Mrs. Jean
Crump.
$262;858,00 $255,200,56
$262,858.00 $255,200,50 Wingham Body Shop
Phone 746 Sid Adams Wingharn
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20,246.00 ed Front Grocery Protection to Persons and Property
Fire 4,566,81
Police 9,809.48
Law Enforcement • 219.65
Street Lighting 3,153.84
17,749.78 19,666,85
Phone: Our Prices Are Lower Free
590 We Keep Down the Upkeep Delivery
. , .
WEEK-END FEATURE
SA.VE 36e
SPECIAL 2 Days ONLY
Thursday & Irriday,
April 23 S.: 04
NURSERY PLANTS
Roses and Shrubs
Regular $1.35 RAINBOW LAKES
FRENCH CANADIANS .
TOPIC AT W,M,S,
There is a Pole Building that Ctin be Adapted to
Your Needs. •
SEE VS FOR PLANS TO-DAY
We carry a Big Stock of Pressure‘Treated Poles
and Lumber in stock at all tiines.
FOR ALL YOUR LUMBER and BUILDING SUPPLY NEEDS
CALL AT,
33,446.66 32,000.00
4,600.30 4,630.00
3,991.13 3,200.00
60,397.86 60,397.86
7,803.74 9,420.00
llllll ll lllll ll 4 llllll 1.4.1.014114.114( lllllllllllllll 440 General , Governm eta ,
Executive and Legislative $ 700.00
'Administrative 11,692,06
Other ,, 8,011,83 20,403,89
Actual Budget
POLE Type Building
There has been 30 • years of research and, progressiverdevelopj
meat, go into the POLIE' building
POLE Buildings. Cast 50% LESS
IMPLEMENT SHED
POULTRY HOUSE
DAIRY BARN
BEEF BARN
J-10G BARN
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LYCEUM THEATRE. „„
Wirtgham Ontario
TWO, SHOWS. EACH l'iffilEt COISVOINPOTO AT 1, *
theyle
•and Mrs. dear Gerson, Sill
.11114 jullaon were in • Ricigetewn,
over the weep-end,. where they vis-
ited with Mrs. Ralph. Dauphin at
the .ParnwelliMirsing
—Miss:Marlene •Stainton of Lon-.
don,.. spent the Week-end at her
Borne here,.
—Friends will be pleased to learn
that Joe Kerr 'was.. released frOm
hospital the ;latter part of last
week and is , recuperating at his
home.
—Mr, and Mrs. P. J.
Lynne, .Carol- and Hanna, of Lea-
den, spent the 'week-end with Mrs.
C.TighinsOn• and Mr, and Mrs..
Gordon Robinson of town and also
visited Mr. and 'Mrs, Ted Robin-
son of ,Dennybreek. .
•••
—Mrs. Walter Davis and Mrsi Mis 'ranges Rettinger, qleg.N„
William giliat spent the week. of St, Joseph's LOadon,
end. with friends at Qshweltent spent the week-end with .her par*
eats, 'Mr. and Mrs. •Cletus 'Itetkin-
ger.
Total Itevenue Section
EXPENDITVRE '
Other Munieipalities—
County 5,519,36 5,519,36 5,510.30
* 'Town of
Statement of Rom _Sot pcp.entitore .
4•Qr the year 004 Deceolivr 31, 1956.
4 Icv z
Aetna) Hudget
20,700,87
•
titeCt1011 $ MI MN :
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PHONE FOR 10 DAY NOME TRIAL
SPECIAL 99c
• ' . .
13ELIVfOR9.1--'11te April ,Meeting
of the Women's Missionary 'Society'
of Knox Presbyterian Church was
held in the sehool room of the
church last Thursday afternoon.
Mrs, Glenn Appleby Was in charge.
The. meeting opeped with a call
to worship and a hymn, Mrs. W.
Curie read the-Scripture passages,
Psalm 72 verses 1 to 8 and Mat-
thew. 4:18-22 and 28:16-20. Mrs.
Jim Darling led in prayer.
The roll call was responded to
by a*Provei.b. Mrs. K. C. PreSs
read items of interest from Glad.
,Tidings and Mrs. Douglas Me-
Pherson had Charge of the topic,
"Dealing with the French Ca-
nadians".
Mrs. Alvin Mundell and Mrs. G.
Appleby, who were delegates to
the Synodical in ,Goderich on April
15th, gave quite extensive and in-
teresting reports of that day's
meeting,
itegular-13e
This. Week-end
ONLY 39c
SAVE 15c
MARGARINE
4 lbs. 95c
SAVE ea'
HS, Announces
i- `(Continued from 'Page Nine)
58,819.48 59,824.83
3,581.65 3,500.00
2,011.34 2;000.00
341,74 200,00
3,000,00
30,816.42 30,816,42
6,111.35 6,798.00
U
01.01.020-imusitousilotiocumminiiminoisinnernouoiimui
deameatetce di ct
- for the man who wants ,'to be casually _
Oell dressed .
11 oz.
Aylmer-KETCHUP . 6 for $1.00
Aylmer Choice PEAS,, 20 oz, 2 for 37c
Allah's' APPLE JUICE, 48 oz. .32c
Stokely's Fancy TOMATO JUICE, 48 oz: - 33c
CARNATION MILK (tall tin,) ..... 3 for 45c
Red Rose TEA BAGS, 10c off, 60's 69c
Maple Leaf Tenderflake LARD . ....... lb. 17c
Snowflake SHORTENING lb. 27c
Round CLOTHES PINS 3 doz. 25c
Ise on- King Size
LUX Liquid Detergent 96c
4,100.00
Hetherington, Rae, 64.1; •Nesmith,
Peter, :63.2; King, Richard, 63.0;
Logan, Douglas, 61.8; Walsh, Elean-
nor, 61.6; 'Shaw; Gail, 61,2;, Cham-
ney, Dorothy, 6049; McKinney,
Elizabeth, 69.6.,
Pass--Machan, Lester, 57.8; San-
derSon," Jamie, 56.9; Ceultcs, 'Ken-
neth; 54.9; .7ardin, Donald, 54.6;
Snell,. Larry, 54.4; Cardiff, Dale,
51,9; Stobo, Betty Anne, 50.3.
Below the line— Breckenridge,
Brenda; Hemingway, Peter; Howes,
Ian; Robinson, Marian; Davison,
IVfurray; Davidson, Arnold,; Lewis,
Fred; Coultes, Glenn;• Elliott,
Mary; Voxton, James; Moffat,
John; Kennedy, David; Higgins,
Robert,
Absent—Chamhey, Claire; Coul-
tea, Barbara.
Grade IX examination Tesulta
will . be available for publication
next• Week,
. •
Mrs. Appleby announced that the
Presbyterial' will be held on May
28th in Teeswater. "Blest. Be the
Tie that Binds" was sung and Mrs.
Appleby closed the meeting with
pray. 4$256,244.34 $255,200.06
' OFF $6,013.66
Gross Total Expenditure
Surplus for the Year School Area Bd.
Meet.at S.S. No. 11
The regular meeting of the Turn-
berry Township School Area Board
was held at No. 11 school on April'
ldth at 8.30 with all mei/then pre-
sent, also Jack Hood School Sup-plies representative. The minetes'
of the previous meeting were read
and on motion by Zinn and liaugh 7
were adopted, .
The following correspOndenee
was read:. J. 1.1. Kinkead; John V.
Fischer; Oxford School Supplies;
Montieth and Mentieth.
$262,858.00 $255,200,56
King Size
FAB Pk4dered Detergent .4 ..... . . . $1.10
SAVE 12c lb. on Maple Leaf COOKED MEAT
MACARONI-CHEESE LOAF lb.
DUTCH LOAF
CHICKEN LOAF
Total Expenditure Section,-
1 SPORT COATS
-. A large and varied selectiOn consisting Of domestic
- wools and genuine Harris Tweeds in the season's lead. is
ii
' ing shades
• Priced from $29.95
- BLAZERS .
ore so proper for semi formal wear -
t! ' See our selection of smart, all wool Navy Blazers
i
Si Priced at $27.50 ,
1 And we have added a handsome New Blazer in theE_,---
I Black Watch Plaid.
i . at $29.50
i • PANTS
i's Of course you will require a smart new pair of Slacks -a
iii from our fresh new stock. Here you will find a cam- __r--
-6 plete line from Sport Pants in real sharp patterns f410
al the teen ager, to rich all wool flannels for the mark` LP
conservative dresser. . • • . ,. , id
. JACKETS ii .7. _
• New Spring Sport Jackets are (writing at
.
Edighoffers. I
ii- See the popular Cor Coats in light grey, sand andichar- g
iii coal corded fabrics, .
Price $15.95 ' a
6 Smartly *rimmed Windbnryealokner Jackets in corduroy 0 i
; Priced 4fro,r $13.95 '
i- OUR SELECTION OF SPORT SHIRTS IS TERRIFIC ': i Priced from $3.95 to $6.95 i
Young' Mother Dies.
In Willo'wdale
A former resident of Wirighara,
Mrs, Harry Pain died suddenly at
her (home in Willowdale on Wed-
nesday evening of last week. She
had been 'entertaining friends and
whim her husband returned from
driving the guests borne his wife
had Passed away,
Mrs, Pain was Josephine Van-
Norman, a daughter of , Charles
VanNorman and the late Mrs, Van-
Norman, who riled in Wingham
Hospital about a month ago, Mrs,
Pain was born hete 33 years age.
The family lived on Victoria St., in
the lious'e now owned by Mr, and
Mrs, W. C. •Murray. They later
moved to Brussels where She
attended high school. .
DON'T LET RUPTURE
SLOW you DOWN
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IF IT'S CAgI4*YOU NEED,
THEN DON'T DELAY
CALL tC.C.
ON WE PHONE„,TODAY
PoWel-Kirten—That the annual
Book of Knowledge for 1968 ,be
Purchased,
Hatigh-2inn,That• the following
bills be paid; teachers' salaries;
caretakers; transfer nooks of
knowledge, $34.65; Fred Lewis Jr.,
ape replacing •brolten glass; Wing..
'Saw Mill, planks No. 11, $19144;
Percy Clark, repairs at No. 9,
$57.00; Alexander Hardware,
`$25,08; IL C, MaeLettn, $4,00 in-
crease of Insurance; Beaver Lunt-,
ber, $1.26.
Powell-Haugh—That th▪ e
hers of the board Who attended
the ConVentiOn be reimbursed to
the sum of $18.00.•
The Music Festival will 'be held
On the 7th Of May in HitreVale
hall for morning, and afternoon
then to- Wingham High School for
evening, 1
Haugh-kition—That Meeting ad-
journ. lktext Meeting' to, be at the
nail of the dhairnrian.
Bowed-Kirton—That Mill rate be
12 Mills, the Same aS 1sst yeat,
Selinol purptosea.
Bet ll:01MM Ale*: Corrigan
Chaititiato SOCArtag,
She joined the Canadian Wo-
Men'S Arniy Corps during, the war
aro on discharge became a labora-
tory technician. She worked in
Toronto where She met and mar-
ried tot Miry Bain, who survives
With four young. children, Patti,
Debbie, Geoffrey` and Beckie,
Also surviving are her father,
Charles VanNornien of Syron and
two sisters, :Jeanne Varie (Mrs.
John Seattle) of Fergus and
Matti E. W. Newton) of
Byron,
..•••.;,."0•0 •
Loans- $10. to $2;600. or more,
Take lip JO 80 months
",to%topray o a cart wide
selectuMbf 16ab,
rant. ctitirteouS service.,
the funeral Was held Saturday
tIrlOtniniffitina Totknairister Milted
Church With , interment in Mt. Pleasant ;cemetery~
Mrs, Bain Wait a cousin Of Mrs,
Ceti. Ross, and the HOPPer farnilios
Itelre‘ u.
141 VIE SQUAOr PHONE 791
UODERICH, ONT. (Wingham) Limited,
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