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Mr. and Mrs. R. E. McKinney, of
London, were week-end guests with
Mrs. „H. McKinney, .
Mrs. L. C. Jorgensen, is visiting
with her sister at Wheetion, S.
A,, who is ill.
Mrs. Peter Stan of Langside,
cornpanied by her daughter, Mary, via-
1 ited her sister, Mrs. Eddie Waddell.
Mr, and Mrs. Wilbert Mathers and N daughter, Helen, of Kincardine, visit-
ed with relatives here on Sunday.
Rev. Leland C. Jorgensen is spend-
=—• ing a few days in Toronto,
• Mr, and Mrs. Alex McCraeleth visit-
1111 ed their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas jaeklin at Wroxeter.
Mrs. Annie Wray has returned from
Belgrave, and is with her neice, Mrs.
W. J. Johnston,
Mrs. Peter S. MacEwen and Mr. Al-
fred Agar r spent Sunday with Miss
Beatrice and Mr. Thomas Shearer, of
Wroxeter,
Mrs. Groff, Waterloo, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Leslie Greenaway.
Mr. and Mrs, J. H. Smith spent a
couple of days with friends in Bruss-
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Prepayments of taxes must be made at the
Town Treasurer's Office, Town Hall.
W. A. GALBRAITH, Treasurer,
Town of Wingham.
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Taxpayers may make payments on Account of
1 947 taxes up to 90 per cent. of 1946 taxes.
Interest at the rate of pour per cent, per an-
num will be allowed on such prepayments.
Town at WINGHAM
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a 1947 TAXES
sung by, Mrs. R. Elliott and Miss
Eileen McKinney,
At the morning service in the Un-
ited Church, Rev. A. G. Hewitt used
the text, "Put off the old man And put
on the new". Miss Delores Hamilton
sang a solo,
Spence McKinnon of the Canadian
Bank of Commerce Staff, at George-
town, spent the week-end with his par-
ents, Mr, and Mrs, R. H. McKinnon,
Mr. Colclough of Ooderich, is visit-
ing his sister, Mrs. J..1M. Lillow and
John Li/low.
Mrs. M. L. Aitken, Lucknow, and
Miss Dorothy Aitken, Preston, spent
Sunday with Miss Duff at their home
here.
ATTENTION, FARMERS!
Let Us Supply Your Needs
— ON HAND NOW —
GORRIE
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Short,
Ronald and Carol of Fergus, spent
Sunday with relatives in town.
Mr, and Mrs. Bill Martin of Guelph,
were visitors in town on Sunday.
Rev. J. C. Caley spent Friday and
Saturday in Rodney. David is spend-
ing a co'bple of weeks with his grand-
parents there,
Mr. Levi Galbraith of the 14th con,,
has 'been seriously ill with pneumonia
but is believed •to be out of danger
now. Mi•s, Galbraith is also in very
poor health,
Mr. and Mrs. Lawson of Toronto,
are visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. T. Bradnock,
Messrs, Herb Neill, Sterling Fin-
ley and Geo, Brown spent Tuesday in
Kitchener,
Mr. Frank Cole and Mr, Ward Sch-
aefer were in Harriston one day last
week,
Mr. Cameron Robertson and Miss
Helen Hobertson of Strathclair, Man.,
are visiting with his mother and sis-
ters, Mrs. Geo. Robertson, ,Mrs. Glad
Edgar and Mrs. Cordon Edgar.
Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Stewart of
Molesworth, spent StindZy with Mr.
and Mrs, Gordon Edgar.
Mrs. Hamilton returned home on
Saturday from Wyoming.
Mr. and Mrs, Birks, Robertson of
Greenock, visited Mr. and Mrs. Glad
Edgar on Satuklay. ,.
Heartiest congratulations to Mr, and
Mrs. John Finlay, who are celebrating
their 40th wedding anniversary on
Thursday, March 27th.
Mrs, Deitner of Alberta, is visiting
with Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Underwood
and other relatives here.
We extend sympathy to the family
of Mrs. Ed, Galbraith who passed`
away early Sunday morning at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. WM, Cor-
bett. Funeral services will be held on
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. A. Houck who has been visit-
ing her cousin, Mrs. Hartwell Strong
and other relatives in Ontario this win-
ter, left on Thursday and after a short
visit in St. Thomas, will return to her
home in Regina.
Mrs. Wm. Wilson and little daugh-
ter, Phyllis of Fordwich, spent the
week-end with Mr. Geo. Dane and
Miss Margaret.
Mr. and ,Mrs, Bob Ferguson of con.
16, were Sunday visitors with the for-
mer's parents, Mr, and • Mrs, Harry
Ferguson,
Red Cross Sewing
Layettes to' be made up have been re-
ceived by the local Red Cross and can
be obtained at the. home of Miss Mat-
garet Dane by those wishing to help,
United Church. WA,
The Women's Association met in
the dwelt patiors on. Thursday after-
noon with the President, Mr, Hilt Ash-
ton presiding, The meeting opened
by singing a hymn and Mrs,. G. a
Howes led hi prayer, A psalm was
read in unison. Seventeen members
answered 'the roll call, The ladies
worked at piecing a quilt._ A outwit-.
the was appointed to Make arrange.
merits for the tea to he held in ,April.
Theittecting' closed with the Mixpall
benediction, Lunch was served by the
lunch coMM ittee.
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Under did AttgPide6 of '.?.U.
On Friday night, March 28th,, at 8
is, M., Rev. Om Wylie of -Oakdale, will
present the two ,hour picture "king Of.
kings" in the Gorrie United ,Church.
This is a wonderful pietere and -troWlla'
are tUrrilfig Oa tO see it Nvitereever.
presented.- We WeleOthe:all lit this Area
CO see this excellent picture., which is
to iiiiteh Itt keeping with the totter
$easott.
The regolat 'Meeting of the tP.t1 -
,BLUEVALE
Men's Club Meets April 2nd.
The Executive of the Bluevale Men's
Club met this week and decided to
hold the postponed March meeting on
April 2nd,, and as was formerly an-
nounced, it will be an open night for
all, Ladies are welcome as also men
who are not members. Four local
• speakers are to give short talks on dif-
ferent subjects concerning the soil,
Conservation, Reforestation, Drainage,
and Landscaping. An Entertainer from
Kincardine is being engaged for the
occasion. Lunch will be served.
It was deemed advisable,'on account
of road conditions ,to advance the date
of the' Oratorical Contest to Friday,
April 18th., at 8.30 p.m. Final arrange-
ments are being made for this event,
which has captured wide-spread at-
tention; Seven schools have sent in
the names of the contestants and this
unusual feature promises to be very
iteresting.
Church News
At Knox. Presbyterian Church on
Sunday morning, Rev, Leland C. Jor-
gensen, preached from Exodus, Chap-
ter 20, verses 4, 5, 6, continuing his
sermons on the ten commandments.
This was the second in the series and
dealt with the subject of Worship. A
duet, "Sweet Hour of Prayer" was
PUMPS—Deep and shallow wells
ELECTRIC HAMMER MILL
WOODS' OAT ROLLERS and other Appliances
Beatty Equipment and Appliances
Co-Op Washers,
How about your GRASS SEED I
and Spring FENCING problem?
Belgrave Co-Op. Association
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COFFEE SHOP
LUNCHES
MEALS
FOUNTAIN SERVICE
Fruit Jukes in stock
Next to Lyceum Theatre
WINGHAM
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The New Willys
JEEP
Now On Display
For demonstration Phone 194
or drop in at
HOPPER'S
GARAGE
Na 4 Highway North of Town
Trucks will be available
in the near future.
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VStimulates chest a nd back sup faces like a warm. Ing.comfortIng poultice.
snow at Wroxeter shed, $2.00; S. Hig-
gins, shovelling snow at - Wroxeter
• shed, $2.00; P, Durst, shovelling snow
at Wroxeter shed, $2,00; P. Durst, pos-
tage, $5.00; Howick' Township' Lib-
rary Board, Grant, $100.00; Municipal
World, Office supplies, 90 cents; ,Re-
lief, $156,86; P. Dursta part salary,
$70.00; Howick Municipal Teldphone
Co,, Telephone Levies, $1300.00; Tot-
al, $1,676.25.
Moved by Zurbrigg and Strong that
we instruct- the Clerk to advertise for
Tenders for the purchase of 4% De-
bentures on the Day Municipal Drain.
Tenders to be in the hands of the
Clcr kby 12 o'cloc knoon, April 14th.
Lowest or any tender not necessarily'
accepted, Carried.
,Moved µby Parrish and Strong that
the Treasurer he instructed to prepare
Debentures on Day Municipal Drain,
Carritd,
Moved by Gowdy, and Strong that
we do now adjourn to meet again in
the Clerk's Office, Gorrie, April 5th,,
or at the call of the Reeve. Carried.
L. Durst, Jahn Winter,eev
Clerk. Reeve.
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at ail times .and we will be operating a complete
SERVICE DEPARTMENT in the very near fu,
ture,
ALSO—A Complete line of
Firestone TIRES and TUBES
in ALL Sizes---both Passenger and Commercial.
Crossett Motor Sales
YOUR MERCURY and LINCOLN DEALER
WINGHAM ONTARIO
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A. W. KEIL, GORRIE
Representing—;
PJLOTIN
We write insurance to cover selected risks in Automolnle, Fire, Personal
Property Floater, Burglary, Plate Glass, and other general insurance.
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But farmers do
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could wipe out
your home or your
savings. Buy the
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PAGE SIX
THE WINGHAM ADVANCE-TIMES
'Thursday, March nth, 1947
Trite effective special pene-trating-stimulMing action works for hours during the
night to relieve distress of
colds while your little one
sleeps. .Results are so good
often by morning trios t misery
Of the cold is
relieved. Wry V i
it tonight' VApoRus
For Your BUILDING,
CARPENTERING
Repair Work
Built-in CUPBOARDS
S E E —
Bennett & Gasemore
'Phone 447 Wingham
AMAZING
meelimerso.
"Your last collection amazed
me and I am very grateful for it.
Why, oh why, did I not employ
you sooner. I would have been
better off today had I done so",
These words of praise from a
• Toronto client speak volumes
and are taken from a letter dated
March 1st, 1947. What we have
done for that client we can do
for you.'
Send your list of accounts and
notes to us and be they many or
few, you too, will be pleased.
KELLY & AIKEN
The Collection. Experts
ORANGEVILLE, ONT.
We extend congratulations and best
wishes to Mr, and Mrs, Robert Catb-
era, who will observe their 57th Wed-
ding anniversary on March 27th. Mr.
Gathers is quite active and enjoys good
health, Mrs, cath.ers who has been
in delicate health for somb years is now
somewhat better.
Rev. F. H. Farr, a former rector in
the Parish of Gorrie, Fordwiele and
Wroxeter, observed his $9th birthday
this month. He resides with his eon,
Ray, Morris Parr of Stratford,
'Was Edith Dinsmore has received
the following letter from Yugoslayija,
Edith enclosed her name and address
in a coat and 'muff which was sent
from Gorrie, along with other articles
of clothing about two years ago, by
the Red Cross workers. A photo of
the little girl was enclosed, with this
letter.
Mrs, Hedviga Krpan,
Kraljevica
Havatsko, Primorye,
10th February, 1947
Dear Mesdame Dinsmore:—
I was a very lucky person to receive
your gift consisting of two garments
for my little daughter, photos of which
I am enclosing herewith,
We were both of us very deeply
touched to receive such useful items
IMO COUNCIL'
'The Council met in the Clerk's
Office, March 14th., accbrding to post-
ponement, the Reeve, John Winter, in
the Chair. All members present.
The minutes of the last regular
meeting were read and on motion of
Strong and Parrish were adopted as
read. Carried.
Moved by ' Fa'rrish and Gowdy that
we instruct the Auditor to prepare a
statement of any drain owing the
General Fund. Carried.
Moved by Strong and Zurbrigg that
the Tender of R. H. Carson & Son to
supply Oil, Grease and Fuel be ac-
cepted. Carried.
MoVed by Gowdy and Parrish that
we accept Joe Kerr's tender for haul-
ing and crushing 10,000 yds. gravel,
snore or less at '55c per cubic yard.
Carried.
Moved by Strong and Gowdy that
the road accounts as approved be paid.
Carried.
d: Moved by Parrish and Zurbrigg that
the following accounts be paid. Car-
ried:
l Wingham. Advance-Times, Advertis-
ing for tenders, $4.35; Harold King,
repairing at Clerk's Office, $2.00; Ho-
Wick Telephone Co., Tolls and Tele-
phone rent, Clerk's Office, $24.34; T.
Wright, refund dog tax, $2.00; Geo.
Harris, shovelling snow at Wroxeter
shed, 80 cents; D, Townsend,, shovel-
ling snow at Wroxeter shed, $2.00; L.
Townsend, shovelling snow at Wrox-
eter shed, $2,00; I,. Hupfer, shovelling
Win. NEWS
RATION COUPON DUE DATES
1 Coupons now good are sugar•Treser-
yes S26 to S46, butter Ess to 1146, and
meat M64 to M78.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Qt—I read somewhere that the sugar
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allowance this year is 71 pounds,
Where will I get all the coupons for
this sugar.
At—While it is true the per capita al-
lotntent granted by the sugar com-
mittee of the Ifiternational Emer-
gency Rood Council is 71 pounds,
the per person allowance is less be-
cause in addition to the use of sugar
by families sugar must also be grant-
ed to various public institutions, to
industrial and other quota Users,
Q t —Will you please tell me what pre.
serves are, still rationed?
At—jams, jellieS, marmalade, honey
and Itoney-.butter and Molasses as
well as fountain fruits are Still on
the ration list.
Ai...-Evaporated .milk is rationed
where there is a plentiful supply of
fluid milk and it' is, not Mile:ied
where fluid milk is in short supply
and is hard to obtain.
:,,..I understand there Was a change
in the ceiling price of apples- on
March I. Could WI please tell me
the ceiling vrice of it silt oast has.
ket of Northern Spy apples.
A:—The ceiling price on northern spy
apples ,grown in Ontario or Quebec
is for grades No, 1, 96c; combine-
tipn 92 cents and domestic 87 cents
per six quart basket.
Q:—Under the new regulations affect-
ing rentals may I apply for possess-
ion of a house I bought some time
ago?
A:—Yes, if you bought the house in
the period between October 31, 1944
and July 25, 1945, you may apply
to the nearest office of the Wartime
Pricts and Trade Board with a writ-
ten statement in duplicate setting
out your date of purchase and needs
as compared with the tenants. If
the Court of Rentals Appeal approv-
will be held in Sunday School Room and believe us that we look forward to
on Sunday evening. Dorothy Watson reciprocate your humanitarianism act
will be in charge of the programme, which has been welcomed with great
appreciation. Wishing you best of
luck. Yours very sincerely,
Mrs. Hedviga Krpan.
' es your application you may then
give a three months notice to vacate:
under the laws of the province,
FIRST CLASS
Watch Repairs
For the Present, Watches Only.
George Williams
John Street Wingham
Next/to Masonic Hall'
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