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Owen Sound, on
the week-
McKenzie,
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Beatrice
and Mrs,
the Reforestation Bark,
They visited the Martyr’s
Midland.
Church Nows
A. Brook preached a pat-
Church on Sunday, July 4.
Personals
Mrs. John Bosman and
West Borne, wore visitors
visit"
other
vei'al days lust
Instead they cracked open Every night in the arena a floor
truck, and carried off the show will be staged every hour. Lorne
The lett—30 pounds ofWakelin and Gordon Bannister are
co-chairmen of the trade fair.
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w VWnjffwfl Advance-limes, W#4nwl«yj Juno W>,WS OF CORR/S
6. ALAN WILLIAMS
the names
and Mrs
visited
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J. K. Burn-
also spent &
Mrs Ernest
McDermitt
Visiting nt
1’orcy Me*
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Greig,
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Jack Rlefert of Toronto, spent
home
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Optometrist
Patrick St,, Wingham
Phone 770
Evening^ by appointment,
YOU CAN'T BEAT
GEORGE CAMERON
Authorized Ronson
Repair Depot
All kindfi of
l.if'him and Pipes
Repaired
Cameron’s Billiards WINGHAM -1* ONTARIO
Mr. ami MM Harvey
spent ano day limit week
the homo of Mr and Mrs.
Ikirmltt in Brantford.
An error wan made In
of the babies who were baptized at
the UnHed l*hnrrh on Sunday, Juno
201 h The names should have rei«l
Lloyd William, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Mel Allan and William Halo, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brown.
Mr. John Eurig spent two days with
friends In Mount Foreat last week.
Mr. and Mrs. ICrtrl Ridley spent a
few days last week at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. UeeJI Lynn, nt (imnge'-
ville.
Mr.
wwernl days last week at the
uf his parents, Mr.
RieferL
Mr. and Mrs F’ari
uno day last week
Mr. and Mrs. George Wipp In Gall.
Miss J'NIher Hording of Mt. P'rnesl,
spent two days (ids wook at her
homo here.
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Anglican Church Event Was
Well Attended
Anglican Garden Party
The annual Anglican Church gar
den party was held In the Community
Hall, Corrie, on Wednesday cyenlng
with a good attendance. Following
Hm supper, a short program was pre
sented with piano ducts by Mrs.
Frank King and Mrs, Graham Tele
hue. Twa dance numbers were given
by Rosemary Adams In Bcotch cos
tume. The Rev. I*. G. Powell, Port
.Hope, a former clergyman hero on
n visit, spoke briefly and Mr. F, e.
Russel prosldod. The comedy "Two
Much Matrimony1*, directed by Mrs.
Tom Vittie, was very well received.
Ulmtwtors were taken by Mrs. Vern
Clark, Mrs. Jack Bennett, Mrs. Harry
Klug, William Austin and Jus. Clark.
Forestry dub
'Pho final meeting of tlu» 4*H Fores
try Chib was held In Brussels on
Tlmmlny owning. Mr. Murray Un-
derwoinl, president, had charge. Mr.
11. DeVries, director of forestry clubs
mid his assistant, Mr. Harvey John-
slun, were present and showed films
reviewing the year's work,
Honored by Red Gross
Miss Jouji Bparling, teacher of the
Ethol Public Heliool, was awarded a
"Badge of Rorvlce" for conducting
Junior Red Cross in tier schoolroom
for the last fifteen years. The pin
was given by the Ontario Red Gross
and presented by the executive of the
Gorrle branch of the Red Cross.
Howlek P'eilernllon of AgricuHtire
A very Informative meeting of the
.llowiek Unit of llie Federation of
Agriculture was lield on Tuesday
evening In Corrie, when members and
their wives were in attendance. Mr.
ivns in
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= I Harold Robinson, president, was h |tho chair. Mr. Lloyd Jasper, Mlidmny
i oral ion.
! being "
for the
on const
jMmnpedt
tieldiiian
of the Ontario .Ft'd-
spenkor, his subject
‘vderatkni
Films w<
ami the
Mr. Gord<
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. Rotrcslimvnts were served
Grcj Janus - Dankersgocd
The marriage was ,< '
Saturday afternoon in the
. Reformed Church.
vitvi Douliersgovd, daughter
and Mrs. A. Donkersgoed. Orungeliill,
to Jakob Grvyjmius. son of Mr. mid
Mrs Gveyjanus, Wingham. by the Rev,
J. S. vMulhofs, Listowel. A reception
was held at the home of the bride's
parents,
e-presidenl
, was guest
'Wind tile
» Farmer1
vvatlon
by
for th.
on Wednesday
with Mr. and Mts» Boy ITitchnrd and
Mr. and Mrs, Wilbur Kew, London.
Mr, and Mrs. T, Kew and Mrs.
Jennie Edgar attended the funeral
nf the late Mrs, Walter Peebles in At*
wood on Bunday.
Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Weir, Toronto,
Mrs. W, Weir and Miss Gertie Bush
visited op Bunday at the home of Mr,
and Mrs. Wm, Dane.
Mr, and Mrs, Tom Aidcorn and
Ronnie, of Toronto, were recent vis
itors with Mr. and Mrs. W. E,
field.
Mrs, B. Greaves, of Fordwlch,
ed with Miss Emma Irwin and
friends here for
week.
Mr, and Mrs. Stanley A. MbDougall,
of Unity, Sask,, and ,Mr. and Mrs,
Geo. Baker, Fordwich, spent Tuesday
afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Wade, Mrs. McDougall Is the former
Miss Ada Chapman of Mount Forest,
and a former teacher ut S. S. No. 5,
Orangohlll.
Mrs. Mary Pollock, of Ripley, visit*
cd with relatives here last week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Dinsmore have
moved to their new home In the vil
lage-
Mr. Jas. Douglas spent
end with his sister, Mrs. A.
Harriston,
Mr. Win, Wade, Miss
Wade, Fordwich, and MK
Norman Wade visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Orlando Wade.
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ge
,‘stmlnlster, B. (
dr son, MJ*. Bob
attle, spent the
J Mrs. T
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tin
Bo
an
Beatlie is a nephew
and on Sunday ten
twelve brothers and
at his home to meet
Mr. and Mrs, Jus. <
of Toronto, spent llv
; friends here.
I Mr. Norman Clegg
tie, of New
npauiod by
o and Mrs.
id with Mr.
. Mr. Geo.
r. Mclnnes,
r,' Mc'Innes’
•h gathered
s.
and Alex,
•end with
in
of
of
si I
their relativ'r
I ho garden tea( arranged by the
mem bora of tlm Bluovalo-Turnberry
group of the Womon't; Aflaoelatlon
of the Halted Church, wim an enjoy-
ablo occmdon of last Thursday after
noon. Held on the tree-sheltered lawn
of Mrs. Joseph Horton, a good attend
ance and fine weather combined to
muko It, a success. Small tables were
set la the shade of the trees which
were decorated with balloons.
Mrs* Stanley Darling, president of
the Women’s Association, and Mrs.
R. A, Brook poured tea. Members of
the girl’s club served,
A brief program provided entertain
ment. Mrs. Donuld. Robertson played
selections on tlw piano accordion and
accompanied the girls’ group, Joyce
Hoffman, Eleanor Smith, Etolle Mof
fatt and Audrey Mann, who sang pop
ular numbers. Mrs. Elmer Sellers gave
humorous readings.
Bus Trip to Toronto
Friday was a real holiday for sen
ior pupils of this vicinity. Pupils of
Morris school area with their teach
ers wore taken by Mr, A. D, Smith on
n bus trip to Toronto, They visited
many points Of interest, among them
the new subway, the Bank of Com
merce, Sunnyside, Multon Airport.
Senior pupils of Bluevale School
and No. 2, Turnberry, with their tea
chers, Miss Isohel Speir and Mrs,
Wm, McKinney, wont to Collingwood
and Midland, the bus in charge of
Mr. Pearson, of Brussels. They en
joyed a picnic at Wasaga Beach and
supper ut
Midhurst.
Shrine nt
Cec. Walpole
FRAMES
CUPBOARDS
PITTSBURG
PAINTS
Custom Woodwork
Telephone 260-w
STAIRS
SCREENS
HARDWARE
Carpentry Building
Wingham
Used Cars
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COMBINES
USED Farm Equipment
Oak
past week
Mr. and
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solenmirod on from the Winghmu Hospital.
" ' Christian " ““ ’
Listowel, of Ger-
el" Mr. •
returned
Massey-Harris Baiers, Mowers and Siderakes
New Holland 66 Balers P.T.O. Drive & Motor Drive
IaO.R Service
The annual U O U and UO.B A.
church service will bo held on Sun-
da\. July 4th. at 3 p.m at St Step
hens Church. Gori'ie, Mr. F E. Russel
mil be the speaker
Vulted Church News
rhe Rev. W J Watt. Wluteehuveh.
will occupy the pulpit in the Goirie
United Church for the first two Sun
days m July- 1'ho last two Sundays in
July mH be holidays for both Sunday
school and church.
Personals
Mrs. Emma Graham of Lansing,
Mich., has spent the past week with
her sister. Mrs. Ernest King and other
relatives. Mr. and Mrs.
ham of Lansing, Mich.,
few days with Mr. and
King and other negatives
Karen Michel daughter ef Mr, and
Mrs Cieyno Michel, had a lucky
strike on Friday night- when the
hdckj. ticket was drawn at the I'M
Mocha Shr.no Chib s band concert in
Wroxetcr and she was winner of
S1AXVA? Playing bingo she a'so wen
three one dollar ge.’.d pieces.
Mr. and Mrs, Titos Montgomery
returned to Detroit en Wednesday,
after spending several days with, the
family of the late Robert Gathers.
Mr. Jas. Stevenson, who lias been
a guest of the Rev. W, J. V and Mrs.
Buchanan. has returned to Montreal
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon C'.egg.
land. California- spent the
with Mr and Mrs. Delbert Clegg and
other relatives.
Mr Norman Brownley.
Mrs. Garsfoot, Mr. and Mrs. Russel
Brownley, all of Thornbiiry. Mr. Bert
Watson. Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Reg.
Watron and family. Mr. and Mrs.
Oarsan "Watson and family. Brussels,
were guests c-f Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Galbraith, on Sunday.
Jack Stafford, Robt. Stewart and
Rcbt. Westlake, spent the week-end |
with Bill Stafford at Barrie. 1
Mrs, I* Sanderson is spending a
few weeks with relatives at Sund-
ridge.
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Toner. Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Taylor. Mrs. H. Carson and
Mr. Dick Carson attended the funeral
■of the late Amos Tompkins in Chat
ham. on Saturday.
The Rev. W. J. V. and Mrs. Buch
anan, Kelvin and Maureen, leave this
wk to spend their vacation at Lake
Daihousie.
Mr, and Mrs, Harold David and
Kenny and Miss Lillian Vittie were in
London on Sunday and visited Mr.;
i Glove Vittie, who has been a patient1
■ in St- Joseph’s Hospital, London, for i
f the past two weeks. They also visited <
Plumbing Supplies
for
Cottages Cabins Motels
Homes
Toilets • Ikisins - Bathtubs
Showers * Bhiks * Pvcssuro Sys
tems « Sump pmnps * Copier
4S Gntvonisrcd Pipe & Fittings,
Etc.
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Open Wed, $ bM, evenings
till 9.30 pmii.
Rev. R.
violle sermon at the Sunday morning
service in the United Church, speak
ing of Canada’s great resources and
warning that only "righteousness e$-
ulteth a Nation’’. The choir sang a
patriotic number.
Rev, John Pollock, of Wingham,
preached in the Presbyterian Church,
on Sunday.
Communion service will be held in
the United
Mr. and
family, of
witli Mr. and Mrs, Charles Bosman.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Field of Laguna,
California, visited on Sunday at the
homo of Miss Mary Duff.
Mrs, Helen Scott and Mass Isabel
All's, W. H, Marshall Ims returned
to her homo after spending a few
•weeks in Stratford.
Mr, and Mrs. Jas. Wylie, Toronto,
spent the Week-end with the former’s,
mother, Mrs. John Wylie. ; I,l„. ii,
Mr. and Mrs, Fred ifyndman, Mrs.; Anderson, of Seaforth, visited Mrs. R.
Annie Toner and Mrs. John Hynd- F. Garniss and Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Jen-
nuin visited on Rundny with M........ ~
Joseph .Pritchard, Harriston,
Mr and Mrs. Leonard Bonnett, and
Clifford, of Listowel. visited with Mrs.
John Finlay and Sterling on Sunday.
Sunday guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs John ^Montgomery were Mr, and Mrs. Ed. ^Montgomery and sons,
of Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gra
ham. Wroxvter, and Ivan and Grant > PLANS FOR FAIR
Montgomery, of London. i
A number from thm district attend-1 PIans arc now un(?er way for ^el
ed the Earl reunion in Listowel i ^lrst annual trade fair to be held in
Memorial Park on Saturday. 1 Goderich August 18 to 21 inclusive, at
Mr. and Mrs, W G. Lawson and i Peter, of Toronto, spent the week-end (-Arena,
with Mrs. Ethel Bradnock and
and Mrs. Lloyd Hockridge.
Mr. ; kins on Sunday.
Mrs. George German, Mrs. Oake and
! M"rs. Lal Paisley, of Clinton, spent
Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Coul-
i tea.
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THIEVES KNOW WHAT
THEY WANT—COFFEE
Thieves broke into a service
iQn in Windsor. They passed up the
open till automobile parts and ac- •
eessories.
a panel
contents,
coffee.
. Goderich August 18 to 21 inclusive, at
• the Agricultural Park in the Memorial
< Thursday has been set aside as Cit
izen's Day with saddle races to be
. featured at the park; Friday will be
Armed Services Day with Saturday
, being designated as Rural Day. It is
expected 70 exhibitors will be on hand
for the fair.
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A. D. MacWILLIAM
TO THE CITIZENS
of
Wellington
Huron
record established in
There was one ses-
1908 which extended
Opposition Leader Air, Drew,
and State Secretary, Mr.
Pickersg'dl have agreed that,
this, the first session of the
22nd Parliament, has been
the dullest on record. The
Commons has been sitting
136 days which equals the
modem
1944-45.
sion in
through 288 days.
To the older Members of the House it may have been dull but to me,
one of the new Members, it has all been very exciting and education
al, I have enjoyed preparing and giving my regular radio speeches
over CKNX Wingham, CJOY Guelph and CFOS Owen Sound to keep
my constituents up to date on the doings here at Parliament Hill.
To this service I hope to add a regular column through the medium
of the seven weekly newspapers in my riding during each forthcom
ing session of this Parliament.
75 and 100 years seem a very insignficant period of time in the
.history of our entire world but to us in Wellington and Huron Counties
there are two events being built around these this year which give
these two figures particular importance. I refer to thd 75th Anni
versary of the founding of the town of Wingham and the 100th
Anniversary of the creation of the county of Wellington. We are
indeed fortunate that during a period of history when so many events
of world importance have taken place we have been untouched
physically by the devastations of War, that Our forefathers had the
foresight and faith in Canada to settle in this part of the world.
May we perpetuate that faith by a rededication of our belief in the
principles of honesty, integrity and faith in the future that have
made these two counties outstanding in sb many fields Of endeavour
into which its citizens have chosen to enter as individuals, or as a
body.
I would like to take this opportunity to thank all the radio
stations and all the weekly newspapers for the support they hate
given me during this session of Parliament.
I will be a't' my home in Arthur most of the summer and early fail
and will be only toft glad to assist any of my constituents.
I thank you,