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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1955-11-30, Page 10congratulations CKNX-TVMr thei in the first in national ! 8th BRUSH WOLF BAGGED IN AREA HOLSTEIN GROUP HAS BEST YEAR ■once of the Lake Huron Zone Recreational Coun­ cil was held at the Legion Hall in Walkerton. Wright, of the Ontario stressed three Ten The Wingham Advance-Times, Wednesday, November SO, 1955 Damaged? Have us restore those battered fenders and doors to a gleaming, llke-new factory finish! PRICES REASONABLE-. ESTIMATES FREE BODY SHOP Carman Loucks • Proprietor Kingarf Anglicans Visit ^Wingham Special guests at the service of Evening Prayer in St. Paul’s Anglican Church, last Sunday evening were the members of the junior choir of St. Matthew's Church, Kingarf, along with their leaders and several of the parents. Taking part in the service was the Reverend John P. Prest, rec­ tor of the Kingarf, Bervie, Kinlough parish. Following the service the boys and girls were told of the many unique things about St. Paul’s by the rector, the Rev. H. L. Parker, and then were invited to join the junior choir of St. Paul’s in a practice conducted by William M, Connell. In less than an hour the visitors were taught a new hymn tune and a new way of chanting the Jubilate Deo. At the 8.30 a.m. service of Holy Communion the members of St. Paul’s W. A. made a corporate Communion in keeping with the plan of all the W. A.’s. in the Deanery of Huron to make a corporate Communion on the Sunday prior to St. Andrew’s Day. Reports revealipg the best year in the history of the club were given at the annual meeting of the Bruce County Holstein Breeders’ Associ­ ation. More than half of the national members attended, Full county membership was re­ ported during the past year as well as a gain of 12 per cent 10 months of the year association members. Speaker, Prof. P. A. the economics branch of Veterinary College, points: 1, efficiency and production of a high quality product; 2. support of producer groups; 3. advertising and promotion of dairy products. The eighth brush wolf in about two months killed in the McGaw-Dunlop area, was bagged last week. The 47- pound animal was shot by Bill Hoy, of Goderich. _ a Latest Edition of Telephone Directory Out Last Week The latest edition of an ever poular book, the telephone directory, has been mailed to subscribers in Wing­ ham, H. H. P. Johnston, Bell maha- ger for this region, -announced this week. Approximately 9,000 copies of the new directory are being distributed throughout the area it serves. Besides Wingham, the directory goes to sub­ scribers in Durham, Hanover, Harris­ ton, Walkerton, Allan Park, Cargill, Conn, Drayton, Elmwood, Fordwich, Holstein, Lucknow, Mount Forest and Palmerston. The new directory contains 2,688 new and changed listings, and for that reason, Mr. Johnston urges tele­ phone users to throw away the old book as soon as the new one is de­ livered and thus avoid embarrassment, annoyance and lost time caused by calling wrong numbers. He also sug­ gested that subscribers keep a list, of frequently called numbers in the Blue Book of Telephone Numbers, These come in regular and pocket-size and are still iavgila.ble at the Bell business office. •‘When placing a long distance call, the connection will be made twice as fast, if the subscriber gives the opera­ tor the actual number instead of only the name and address,” added Johnston. Rec. Conference At Walkerton The third annual confer txGuest speaker, K. L, Young, of Tor- 01H2< $PQk<? on recreation. He said the Lake Huron zone is high in the re­ gards of provincial officials, and men­ tioned this signifies inter-community co-operation. 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