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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1959-06-17, Page 1n , JOHN W. HANNA Ladies' Night Held 'At Hartley House The Wingham 'Lions Club en- tertained the ladies on Friday evening, at the Hartley House, 401 Walkerton, where a delicious' smorgesbord dinner was held. Dr. W, A, Crawford, 1st vice president acted as master of cere- monies and brought greetings from President Bill Conton, Who is a patient in Wingham 'Hospital, About 75 were present. Several songs' were sung during the evening, • Dr, W. A. McKibbon proposed that the members give the Lions roar for Mrs, Conron, who Wae, present. ' The guest speaker •was Bob Secord of • Hanover,. who is well- known through reereation Work. Has 93rd Birthday GORR:Mae Congratulations and best wishes of many friends go• to Mrs. Mary Hyndnian, who marked , her 93rd birthday oil Tuesday, June 9th, Mrs. Hyndman has spent the winter With her daugh- ter, Mrs. Fred Dowdall, of. Toron- to. She IS enjoying fairly good health, BARN DANCE Will he held Friday:, June '19th in Bob Carter's new barn,. 21/2, miles northwest of Myth. Good orches- tra, Lunch, Counter, 'silver eollec'e tion. F1017* GARDEN PARTY • 13luevale United Church' will hold a garden party on June 24th. Supper Will be served from 6 to 8 in the church school room. A var- iety concert in the coinrneriity hall will feature a one-act play and musical numbers, Adm, 81.25; 'pub- lic school children 500, DANCE IN WROXETER At the Community Hall,' Friday, June 19th, Music by Elliott Car- ruthers and his Orchestra, Keep July Seci open for a dance with Don RobertSon and the Ranch Boys and July 17th With Ken Wil- bee's Orchestra. Sponsored by the Mall Board. 171) Ii1NGAGENICNT Mr, and Mrs. 0, L. Dtitilop, Wing- ham, announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Lou to Donald Herbert Therripsen, son of .1Vir, and Mrs, Wni, L. Thotripson, `fees- water. the Marriage will take' plate Saturday, July 11th at 2.00' p.m. in 'Wingham United Church. SPECIAL SERVICES were, bold last Sunday at the Wreeketer United' Ohnith 'Mien the Wilding wag heantiftilly 'decorated for Flower Sunday, An immense ainonnt Of work Went into Um decorations; Which arepartly visible in aeCornpanying Plethre, The whole interior of the church, and the entrance were ;60,4b0111 in hundreds Of blooms and greenery. Tile North Mari* DIstirlet of 'the Itt A,M hold service there SOMIn$ evening, With which is, amalgamated the Gorrie Vidette and Wroxeter News WINGHAIVI, ON014.140, W.I4RMESDAY; anna Defeats ajority of 1306 . „h. „,ede.... MAIN DRAG ALONG THE mov-ANC LAML vokos.,„ ptlC workmen are engaged this Week in moving the lamp stanide ards on the east side of Josephine Street between John and Victoria, These pillars stood well out onto . the-Street. and Tar.Mir , em IS rui „Manx, ists considerable annoyance, ' The remaining standards along the Street will be protected by a new type of guard which will. Interfere less with the cars parked along the curbs. 0 0 0 FOR GREATE 'SAFE1'11 Y— john Aiirlershi.i,•' Of the Canada iglu Red Cross, LondOli, was is town Iuesda ang dietributedfiwater Y literature at the ';Schools. ,,'material =ift, :Hemething that ;ehly the young people, but tli'"W parents as well should read With care, If any youngster has tbeen Missed, there are more palm- phlOtS available at the Advance- ThrieS:. office, 0`-`d-'o ' CLINIC POSTPONED— The blood donor clinic which was slated for June 24th at Up Legiop Home has been:postponed because It was found inipossible to com- plete arrangements in time. Anew date has. been set for July 21st, The Legion will distribute consent cards in advance of the clinic and every possible person in this area ' is asked to give blood, which will be used to keep Red Cross blood banks filled. The Red Cross op- erates a free transfusion sertice. 0 - - 0 BUYS CHOICE STOCK:— Ed Powell was In Orangeville on Wednesday of last week, where lie attended the Mapitou Valley farms Hereford sale and bought three ' fine registered cows, A/mitt:oil Valley Camille 3, Manitou Valley Royal Mixer 36th and Manitou Val- ley Regents Crusty, The cows Are „bred to the finejweemreold ' sr eam o'e,arry' Chad's ruS- ty. The animals will be a fine ad- dition te Ed's lite of good stock, PROPOSE RIVER- SITE FOR PARK On Monday evening a meeting of the sWinniting poet 'committee was held and those present adjourned to' the Maitland River at the north end :of town to look over the pos- eibillties of cleaning up the section of river bank from the Howson dam to the MeKenzie bridge, 'It was felt by several members that =a -couaPai'allvelY• • mall, Rxprnad I IA ro. in this area would provide temnor- ary swininting accommodation for pm children of the community, • The•water level in the upper pond is very low • at the present time, ;Mice the pond: has been virtually drriined to allow removal of the eel CPR, bridge pilings, This work is to commence at once. The PBC has already been ask- ed to investigate the possibility of making such repairS to the How- son dam ,as will permit the instal- lation of proper gates so that the water level can be 'raised enough to allow for boating on the pond and prevent stagnation of the wa- ter, The proposal to improve the sec- tion of river bank between the two hridgeS was ,made 'with the thought that It is a natural place for a public park and improve- ments could he continued over a period of years. Those who fa- vor the area as a swimming spot feel 'that with a •minimuna• of ex- pense the foreshore aild' river bot- tom can be cleaned of Weeds and debris while the water level is at the. present low point. Due to the fact that attendance at Monday night's meeting was not sufficiently large to 'permit final decisions, another meeting has been set 'for Thursday evening of this The Right' Rev. Dr. Alexander Nimmo, newly-elected' moderator of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian 'Church in Canada, will 'be heard over the CBC Do- minion Radio Network on Sunday afternoon. • . • Dr. Nimmo will speak from St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, here. in Winghani, when a service will be held from 4.30 to 5 o'clock. The evening service will be with; drawn, This Church of the Air program win be heard across Canada. Those wishing to attend the service in St, Andrew's are welcome, but are re- minded that they must be in their peevs before broadcast time. Qlenn Berry Announces Change In "Firm. Name Glenn Berry, 'president, has an- nounced a change of name for thei corporation he heads, Bffective June 1st, Steel Door Corporation beearne Berry Door Corporation. Originally named Berry DPW' company when it was organized In 1941, the company became Steel' Door Corporation, in 1948, "How- er; Many of our distributors and cl';$. toiners still referred to our pro- ducts as. 'Berry Doors' that' it lead td confusion in the field," •MP,. Berry pointed out, "It was deckled to take advantage of the excellent reputation -and acceptance the name has enjoyed and revert to the original corporate name," "This is a change in name only and will not affect the financial Structure of the .corporation in any way," Mr. Berry stated. The com- pany, with heti:thwarters and plants in Birmingham, Mich,, and Wing- ham, Ontario, manufacturers steel overhead garage doors 'for domes- tic and industrial use. Magician, Dancing. a Kin Ladles' Night 'President Murray' Stainton pre- sided at the dinner on Friday evening at the Queens Betel when the Kinsmen held Ladies' Night Bob _ Gutpell proposed the toast to the ladies and Mrs Harvey Fisher replied, Following the dinner 'the Kins- men and their wives went to the Royal T where Slim Boucher and the Golden Prairie Cowboys played for dancing,' Roy Head, magician,. • Loeal Car ;Stolen, Stripped by Thieve •• A car owned by Allan meld,' local jeweler, was' Stet on Saturday night from behlti'. the owner's store, 'and when .-lOpated the next day, ,had been -stripped" of considerable equipment byl ..the thieves. Mr, Hafermehl left his 'vehicle behind his store building; •oil:.7j0Se-• phine Street and. •discovered'It, Was missing when he , was aboiit•to!ge. home_ at 1.00 a.m,'Sunday morning. • The machine was, found thelrext .day In, a Turnhcrry Tow-Ash-4i; 4ya- ve/ pit, where, the thieves' had:e bne t good' _job of stripping the 'Ye 41e. Stolen were the front wheels;` rev eral parts off the motor, the- ••dio, clock and cigarette lighter. • !4•180 removed from the car were set of golf clubs and, some- fis ing tackle, and his assistant, who perfo: ed at ,the recent Trade fair, lso added 'to the evening's enter in- mein.. About 27 couples turne t for the social evening. In Guard of Honor For Queen Elizabeth Envoy Stanley Newman of the Wingham Corps, Salvation Army, has been notified that he will be one of the members of a guard of honor for Her Majesty, the Queen when she visits the Arthur. Meigh- an Eventide Home. The guard of honor will be form- ed by Salvation Army officers who are ex-servicemen, --Mr. Charles • McLaughlin of Montreal is visiting with his sis- ter, Miss Verna McLaughlin, FIVE ARE INJURED AT ZETLAND MIME Two Kitchener residents are in Wingham Hospital as a result of a tWo Car crash on' Zetia,nid Bridge late Sunday evening,. They are Mr. and Mrs, IrWin K.ucher, Mrs, Hitcher received chest in-'• juries., skull lacerations ;and .fraCe tured .ribs, Her • condition. be re- ported as fair, Her- husband quite fered right shoulder injuries.tOnd: dislocation. He is ip satiefatitOry., -condition. The driver of the second car,. George McKee of Ilucknow, escap- ed uninjured, Passengers in the McKee car were Mrs.. McKee, their infant daughter, Sharon, and two-year-old son, Wayne. The • baby was on her mother's knee and the little boy beside her. All, three were thrown from the car on impact, Mrs. McKee received lacerations to her face, :neck contusion's and shock, She remained in hospital over night but was allowed home on Monday. The . baby and Wayne received brush burps and contusions, the latter also having scalp laceratiOns. The Children were discharged from hospital the 'follow'ing day. • Provincial Constable Ron Bell of Wingham Investigated. R. J. DURAND TO MOVE TO DUBLIN ing here in March, 1959 from St. Anthony's Church at Harrow, where 'he was pastor for six years. He will replace Fr. J. B. Ffoulkes who has been at St. • Patrick's Church, Dublin for 25 years, and who is retiring from active ser- vice Father Durand. was born at St. Joseph's and moved to Stratford as a young, boy, where he attended school, and graduated . from Col- legiate, He later' received his Bachelor of Arts degree in Phil- osophy from Western. University and graduated from St, Peter's Seminary, London. He has also served as 'pastor at the Church of 'Christ the King in' Windsor. Dr, Durand has been in the priesthood for 31 years and In 1954 'celebrated. his: Silver Jubilee here ne. r and, sa whobrother is a professor in Philosophy at St, Peter's Seminary, Leedom He also has a sister In the Ursuline Order, Sister Mary Rachel. Succeeding Fr, Durand in 'Sacred Heart Parish will be Rev. Fr; H. VanVynekt of Kingsbridge, " His parishioners and friends here wish him every success in St. Patrick's, Dublin and will look for- ward to his visits here whenever possible. John W. Hanna, Progressive Conservative candidate in the Pro- vincial election held last Thursday, Was returned to Office, 'along with 71 other PC members of the Frost government, Mr, Henna polled' a fetal of 6676 votes, while his opponent, kae J. Watson, of West Wawaposh, tall- ied 5810, to give Mr, Hanna a ma- jority of 1306. His percentage of majority is only Slightly doWn frinti the 1965 figure, When he had a majority of 1476. lit that election, however, apPrOxi. Matey 1,000 More ballots, were cast: . The vote by pens was us follows: N iecelo Dance. For Queen at 'Peg Marilyn Young, 'diminutive star of the Royal Winnipeg Ballet, is looking .forward 'to dancing again for the Queen, according to The Winnipeg Tribune. Miss Young is a niece of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Sherbondy of town and has visited here several times. She has been appearing weekly with the Royal Winnipeg Ballet Com- pany on CBC's "Dancing Story- Struck by Train BLUEATALE—The friends of W Alan Garniss, of London, formerly of Bluevale, were grieved to hear last week of his accident when he was struck by a train near Guelph, Mr. Garniss, a eonduetor on' the C.I','R,, was taken to Hamilton, where amputation of his leg be- IOW the knee was necessary. 40 Hours' Devotions Held This Week' Forty hours' devotions, in honor of the Sacred Heart, took 'Mane at Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church on Sunday, Monday and. Tuesday of this week, Rev. Father Vincent Pickett of Mathciale conducted .the services and gave very inspiring sermons on the Blessed Sacrarnent, Ash! ield Poll 'No, Hanna Watson No. :I 67 28 No, 2 03 20 No, 3 84 55 No, 4 63 17 No, 5 34 53 No, 6 36 18 No, 7 ......... • 54 38 481 264 'No, 1 .... 128 62 No, 2 .......... 121 52 255 114 trueSele No. 1 ..,. Please ttirn to page eight, MARY LOU MeARAII SR, daughter of 61r. and Mrs, W MeArtlear of Wingham, graduated ont June 8th from the Atkinson. School of Nursing, Toronto W-st. ern HaspititI, Graduation exercises took Wince in donvocatiou 00040. nf Toronto, oil 111101iday evening and a reception Was held at the Toronto Western :k tospitirh Photo by LeRoy loll, The results of the. June ".11th el- ection In Ontario returned the Progressive Conservative govern- Irma to Power, hot with a reduced majority in the house. The PC government will haVe 71 of the 98 seats, the Liberals 22 and the CCP 5, which is a loss of 12 seats for the goVernment, •compared to the standing after the 1955 election. Locally, John :W;. Hanna, of . Wing, ham, Progressive Conservative, was returned for the sixth tine,, when he 'defeated Rae J Watson of LucknoW in the Huron-Bruce by a. comfortable Majority of 1306, Mr, Watson had put on a vigorous campaign ever since his nomination by the Huron-Bruce Liberals last fall. Mr. Hanna's victory in this riding will make him one of the long-term,memberS of the house, as lie was first elect- ed when the Progressive Conserva-' tives defeated the Liberal govera- rnent in 1943. In the riding of Huron, to the south, Charles MacNaughton, PC, defeated his Liberal opponent Ross Whicher, Liberal, was returned in Bruce, Dr. Mackinnon Phillips, veteran PC' member and cabinet minister was returned in Grey North. Tn Grey South 'Farquhar Oliver, former Liberal leader, was elected. John Root, minister with- out portfolio in the Frost cabinet, was returned. CAUTION SUGGESTED . RE RABIES IN HURON Attend Conventide Service on Sunday Dr. Alexander Nimmo and Mrs, Nimmo returned home Monday evening after attending a eonVen- Hole service at Glen Mhor Camp, north of Beaverton, for the Synod of Toronto and Kingston, The 48th Highlanders of. Canada played Scottish airs before and af- tor divine worship and the nation- al anthem at the opening of 'the service, 'The Hon, J, Eeiller Mae- ' hay, lieutenant-governor of the Province of Ontario acid Mrs, Mae- hay were present, the former read- ing a Scripture lesson, The moderator of Synod, Rev. James R, Williarrrs, Vault Ste. Marie, gave the call to worship arid Dr, Nimmo, newly-elect ed modera- tor of General Assembly gave' the 'pastoral prayer. gm Donald Me, Queen gave the dedicatory prayer and Reit. foss Cameron, terIner moderator of Synod and- guest preacher for the occasion,. itlielte olt "The geformed Faith`"; This religious service heard 'each Sunday afternoon, is sponsor- ed by several denominations, with the speaker on the third Sunday of the month being •a Presbyterian minister. The address for June is to he given by the Moderator ,of the General Assembly. Dr. Nimmo was privileged 'to preach a few years ago on this Church of the Air program, when the broadcast was also made from St. y Andrew's, Church through the facilities of CKNX, —iNtr. and Mrs. 'Brian Groh of Oshawa, were visitors with her mo- ther, Mrs. Roy MacDonald, at the week-end. Netork Broadcast Will !riginake at St; Andre Announcement was made yes- terday by the Most Rev, John C. Cody, Bishop of London Diocese, of several pastoral changes to take place on June 28. Members of Sacred Heart Church, Wingham, as well as other residents of the community learn- ed with regret that Rev. R. J. Durand, P.P., was among the pastors to be 'moved. Fr. Durand book", featured . every Wednesday has made many friends since corn- at 5 p.m. During 'an interview with :a Tri- bune reporter Miss Young said, "I think l're•the only member of the company who was here in 1951 when we, did a command perform- ance for Her Majesty when she was princess. I was presented then." W. Alan Garniss , Election Results By Polls In the. Huron-Bruce Riding SIX-MORE BROWNIES READY FOR GIMES On Wednesday evening of last week the Brownies and their mo- thers enjoyed a social evening in the • council chambers of the town hall. Mrs. Casemore also presented Kathryn Ducharme with a collec,- tor's badge. Kathryn has made a collection of buttons. Vana Rosenhagen, Ruth Ann Hamilton, Wendy Cronkwright, Brenda Hall, Nancy Ducherme and Lynda Reavie received the Golden Hand from District Commissioner qrs. Norman l lliotl, These girls have passed all tests and have at- tained the highest class In Brown- ies and arc now ready for Girl Guides. Three films we're shown, one on Guiding, which intereided the girls. The Kinettes provided refresh- ments. During the evening Nancy Case- more and 'Barbara Henry were each presented with a gift for selling -the most cookies on Cookie Day. • _ , . active reservoir 'for rabies in this area, '" and the bodies of foxes Whidli.,have' died of this disease, continue to be found in fields and near build* lugs. Of particular concern, however, have been many recent incidents hi which humans were exposed, to rabies in smaller domestic animalS Six Brownies who had tried their. —dogs, cats, and for 'the first time ice skating tests in March reeeiv- in the 'county, pigsl ed their skater's badges from. The advent of summer will swell Tawny Owl Mrs. Robt, Casemore, the .numbers of children, who will The girls were Barbara, Henry, be at play! and at the lake resorts, Gloria. Reed, Joan Remington, Julie whole communities will again burst Dauphin, Linda Schiestel and Joan into existence, To the other Mt- Cantelon,. portant safety reminders of this season, therefore, it is necessary to add caution about rabies:• 1—Do keep your dog or. cat on your own premiSes or under yciar control at all times. 2—Be sure your pet has been. vaccinated against rabies. 3—Beware of stray or sick ani-- male, 4—Caution children against hand-, ling dead animals they might find. 5—Report all suspected eases of animal rabies to your veterinarian or the Health of Animals office, Seaforth, 6—If a human should suffer in-, jury 'by a possible rabid animal, promptly wash the wound or place of exposure with soap and water. Consult your physician, Notify the Health Unit, Goderich, Confine the animal under veterinary supervis- ion for at least 14 dayS, Avoid shooting or destroying such an ani- mal if at all possible. 7—Co-operate with your muni- cipality in the control of dogs and any other measures which are in, troduced to protect you,