The Wingham Advance-Times, 1941-09-11, Page 8PAGE EIGHT
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The September meeting of
Women’s Institute was held in
community hall Thursday afternoon
with 25 ladies present. Miss Mary Mur
ray, first vice-president, was in the
chajr. The roil call—a health or nu
trition habit we should practise daily
—was well responded to.
Plans were made for an exhibit at
the Lucknow Fair.
Dr. W. V. Johnston, Lucknow, was
the guest speaker and gave an inter
esting and informative talk on “Food”
dealing with the results of surveys in
Toronto, Edmonton, Quebec and Hali
fax. An interesting discussion on val
ues of different food articles followed.
Mrs. E. McQuillen gave a splendid
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paper on the motto—"The best doctors
in the world are, Dr. Diet, Dr. 'Quiet
and Dr. Merryman.”
Airs. McKenzie Webb conducted an
interesting contest on parts of the
body.
Lunch was served by the hostesses,
Mrs. Jas. Gajmt, Mrs. Andrew Gaunt
and Mrs. Archie Aitcheson,
The Red Cross quilting bee will be
held in the Hall on Friday, September
19th.
Recent visitors with Mr, and Mrs.
G. M. Stuart included Dr. W, C. Mc
Gregor and Mr. George Benson of
Chicago, Mr. Chas. McGregor, Water
loo. Mr. and- Mrs. Fred McGregor and
Mr. Rod 'McGregor of Kintail.
BORN — in the Wingham General
Hospital on Tuesday, September 2nd,
to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Struthers of
West Wawanosh, a son, Robert
George.
Mr. E. J. Thom was a week-end
visitor at Teterboro and Norwood
On Saturday he and Mrs. Thom who
is also a visitor there observed heir
30th wedding anniversary,
Mr. Robert McQuillin of Hamilton
is spending his vacation at his home
here.
Miss Laurine Miller was home from
Wingham for the week-end. e
Mr. and .Mrs. Wm. G. Humphrey
have taken up their residence in Mr.
J. W. Joynt’s cement house.
The following-arpcles Have been for
warded to the Lucknow Red Cros. 6
scarves, 8 pr. 2-way mitts, 2 turtle
neck sweater, 7 pr. socks, 2 long stock
ings, 2 sailor’s socks, 7 ribbed hel
mets, 3 pr. pyjamas, 3 men’s shirts,
6 ladies blouses, a ladies outfit con
sisting of coat, knickers, slacks, blouse
and sweater, and the donation of 13
quills and 1 crib quilt.
Hon. Harry Nixon’s So(n Killed
Hon, Harry Nixon, Ontario provin
cial secretary, has been advised that
his son, P.O. Jackson Corwin Nixon,
has been killed overseas. There 'were
no details in the cablegram. Pilot
Officer Nixon flew to England in
June as. one of the crew of a bomber
and has been on active service since
that date. The Nixon family live at
St. George.
Indications Point To
Ashfield Airport
Farmers residing in Ashfield town
ship just south of Amberley, who sold
their lands for a gunnery and bombing
school, have received word from Ot
tawa advising against planting any
crops on the land this fall, giving cre
dence to the report that the school
will soon be in operation. It is under
stood that it will be administered from
R.A.F. No. 31 Air Navigaaion School,
at Pt. Albert, so that the only con
struction work to be undertaken is the
erection of a few buildings to house
equipment.
MORRIS COUNCIL
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Thursday, Sept. 11th, 1941
Th$ Rev. ^tanlgy Keast visited at
Mr. Fleming Ballagh’s Wednesday, al
so with Alary and Hannah Stokes. He
left for his charge Tuesday.
Among the week-end visitors were
Miss Blanche Irwin of Toronto, Miss
Fern Jeffray of Clifford, Pte. Bill and
Wesley Abraham and Yvonne Doug
las,
Those attending the Ex. were the
Hunkin family, the Zinn family, Mrs.
James Austin, John Abram, and Allan
Darling.
M. Jeffray visited Mr. and Mrs. Jos,
Vogan on Thursday evening. Mrs.
Vegan is at present under the doctors
care.
Mrs, Lester Falconer, accompanied
by-her sister, Mrs. M. Bosman of Blue
vale, and her daughter, Mrs. Duncan
McNichol of Walton, spent Tuesday
at- Stratford, attending the trousseau
tea of their niece, Miss Merle Robb,
whose marriage takes place on Tues
day, Sept. 16.
Misses Eileen Burchill and Jean Mc-
Kague of Turnberry, spent a few days
last week with their aunt, Mrs, Lance
Grain.
Miss Agnes Gillespie was one of four
Bruce County girls, who.through the
study and practical work of the pro
jects of the Women’s Institute during
the past year, secured as a prize her
expenses to Toronto Exhibition. The
girls judged in groups and Miss Gill
espie’s group judged low-cost menus
and safety patrol
The anniversary services of Roe’s
church will be held on Sunday, Sept.
21st by the Rev. Reid Vipond of Trow
bridge. Morning service at 11 a.m.,
and in the evening at 7.30.
Miss Mildred Willis is spending
some time at her home here.
Mr. and Mrs, Melville Dennis spent
Wednesday of last week at the C.N.E.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley McDonald and
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The council met in the Township
Hall on September 8th, with all the
members present and the Reeve pre
siding. The minutes of the last meet
ing were read and adopted on motion
of Harvey Johnston and Cecil Wheel
er.
Moved by C. R. Coultes, seconded
by Cecil Wheelei- that William Bryd-
ges be re-instated as tax collector at
the same salary. Carried.
Moved by C. R. Coules, seconded
by Jas. Michie that the meeting ad
journ to meet again on October 13,
1941, At 12.30 p.m. Carried.
The following bills were paid:'
I Blyth Standard $5.55; Robert Bird
! (sheep killed) $11.00; Gilbert McCal
lum (sheep 'valuator) $1.50; Mrs. Geo.
Edgar (lamb killed) $8.50; Wallace
Agar (sheep valuator) $1.50; Richard
Alcock (Nichol drain) $150.00; George
Alcock (Murray drain) $265.00; John
Eckert (Walton drain) $35.12; Nelson
Higgins (stamps, stationery and ex
change) $9.50; A. H. Erskine (taxes)
$108.32; Mrs. Nellie Logan (relief)
J $23.00; Mrs. Geo. Gross (relief) $15.00
j Mrs. Cyrus Scott (Belgrave School
I Fair grant) $15.00; Blyth Agricultural
j Society (Fall Fair grant) $20.00. j „ . e* -xr «... r-1.
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I after spending a short time with
friends in Hamilton and Port Col-
borne.
Mr, and Mrs. Milo Casemore and
Mr. and Mrs, James Campbell attended
the Exhibition at Toronto last week,
Geo. C. Martin, Clerk.
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OMAR HASELGROVE
Victor Pym
Church
Theory
Exams,
Organist and Choirmaster St,
Andrew’s Presbyterian
Teacher of
Piano, Orgafn, Vocal,
Students prepared for
and Music Festival Competitions
Class now forming for fall term
Sept. 2nd. Pupils who wish to
‘ enroll, should make appointment
as soon as possible.
Thelma of Guelph, spent Sunday with
friends in this vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. James Breckenridge
and daughter, Jean, of Nashville,
Tenn., also Mrs. Rogt Messer, Bruss
els, spent Thursday with Mr, and-Mrs.
Selah Breckenridge.
Mr. and Mrs. James Clark and fam
ily of the 14th con. of Grey, visited on
Sunday at the home of Mr. Alex. Mc
Donald.
The community was sorry to hear of
the accident which occurred on Friday
when Glenn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Al
lan McKercher, received a broken leg
and other minor’injuries. We hope he
will soon be feeling better.
Mrs. George McDonald of Wroxet-
er, was a recent visitor at Robert Mc
Donald’s.
Miss Georgina McMichael has re
turned to Winghan; where she will at
tend High school.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gowdy and son
Raymond, called on Mr. and Mrs. John
Gowdy Sunday evening.
BLYTH
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Elliott and
son, John, spent Sunday with Goder
ich relatives.
Mr. William Smith of Fort Erie,
is visiting with friends in Blyth and
Morris Township.
Mrs. Gerald Harris is visiting rel
atives in Clinton.
Miss Jessie Phillips of Fergus, spent
the week-end with her parents, J. H.
and Mrs. Phillips.
Mrs. John Hardisty spent some
days with Toronto friends during the
week.
Bertram: Elliott of the Air Force,
Brantford, spent over Sunday at his
home here.
Miss *Alice Gillespie returned home
on Monday from a visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. John Haines, also the home
of her nephew, Mr. Wm. Haines, Tor
onto. While there she enjoyed some
time ;at the National Exhibition.
Rev.’ Mr. and Mrs, Sinclair visited
with friends in Exeter on Monday.
BELGRAVE
Mr. and Mrs. R, Yule and Berna
of Paisley, spent the week-end at their
home in Belgrave.
Mabel Coultes, Edith McClenaghan
and Barbara Michie’ left on Monday to
attend Normal School in Stratford.
The Belgrave School Fair" will be
held' on Monday, .September 22, in
stead of Thursday September 18 as
first announced. .
iMrs. J. A. Brandon has returned
from a couple of weeks with friend’s
in Orangeville, Flora, Drayton and a
day at Toronto Ex.
Mrs. Tom Shoebottom is visiting
for a few days in London and attend
ing the wedding of her neice, Miss
Freeda Brandon.
Women’s Institute
The regular meeting of the Wom
en’s Institute will be held Tuesday,
Sept, 16th at 2.30 p.nu, at the home of
Mrs. Jesse. Wheeler. The Home econ
omics, convenor, Mrs. Jesse Wheeler
and Mrs. J. S. Procter have arranged
the program. Roll call, a new pickle11
recipe. Current events, Mrs. J. S.
Procter; address, Mrs. Earl Anderson;
music, selected. Lunch committee,
Mrs. Norman ’Keating, Mrs. Harold
Procter and Mrs. J. S. Procter. All
the ladies of the community are invit
ed to attend.
Greek War Relief FundE9
PHONE 161 PROMPT DELIVERY
TAG DAY
BE GENEROUS
The Greeks Deserve and Need Our Help
W. S. Hall, Chairman.
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PASTRY FLOUR, 24 lb bg. 75c
CALUMET BAKING
POWDER, 1 lb. tin .............25c
NcTrUBBING LIQUID
AEROWAX
NEILSON’S JERSEY
COCOA, 1 lb. tin_____ __29c
BUTTERNUT BULK
PEANUT BUTTER, lb.......15c
1Pint tin Quart tin
29c
| Fraser Haugh of this locality accomp
anied Mr. John and Miss Alba Stokes
of Belmore to the C. N. E., Sept 3rd
and report a good time.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Bridgman, Pat
sy Bridgman and Miss Edythe Weir
of Osliawa, spent the week-end with
friends around here, Edythe and little
Patsy Bridgman will spend the week
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, W. E.
Wein
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Edgar, Mrs.
George Edgar and son George, from
near Bluevale, called on Mr.. Edwin
Palmer last Sunday afternoon.
At a recent meting of the church of
ficials it was decided to hold the An
niversary services on Sunday, Oct. 5.
Mr. Eli Bolt is at present under the
doctors care. We hope he may soon
be all right again.
Mr. John Hartley of Clinton, called
on some of his old friends one day
recently,
Mrs, Ewart Whitfield, Mrs, R, G,
Dane of Gorrle and Mrs. Brewster of
Toronto, visited with Mr, and Mrs.
John Gowdy last Wednesday,
Mr. and Mrs, Jos, Vogan of Car
rick, spent *a day last week with Mr.
and Mrs, John Gowdy,
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HEAVY ZINC JAR RINGS, dozen....................25c
14-CUT RUBBER JAR RINGS, 4 dozen..........25c
WHOLE MIXED PICKLING SPICE, lb.,.., .29c
Studio at Residence, Centre St.
R. A. Reid R. 0.
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Winghatrt Office
At Williams* Jewelry Store
Every Wednesday Morning
9 to ftGoit
Men’s Dress Oxfords in
narrow, medium or wide
lasts. Shown in the popular
styles for fall.
Willis’ Shoe Store
McIntosh Missionary Society had as
their guests Wednesday afternoon, the
Belmord Branch. The manse was an
ideal spot for this occasion, about 25 I
attended, with Mrs. Wm. Curie at the
piano. Meeting opened with singing
and prayer. The Belmore ladies put
on the following with Mrs, Rev, Clark
as Icadert readings, by Mrs, Mulvey,
Mrs. Rutherford and M, Jeffray; piano
solo, Mrs, Wm. Irwin; duet, Mrs. Nor
man Newans and Mrs. Rolapd Ballaglt
collection and reading of minutes, All
enjioyed the’Beautiful lunch put up by
the McIntosh group,
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MACARONI AND CHEESE LOAF, lb...........33c
PICAKE VEGETABLE SHORTENING, lb*. .19c
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