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THE WiNGHAIVI ADVANCE,TIMES
All members and Inspector Kinkead
present. The minutes of the previous
meeting were read and adopted on
motion of Walpole and Smith.
The following letters received were
read: S. J. Henry, G. • W. Stratton,
Jas. Walpole, Mabel Duncan, Mrs.
Lorene Palmer, Jean M. Keith, Mrs.
Alice Aitken.
A discussion •followed re the pur-
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Thursday, June 26, 1947
TURNBERRY SCHOOL
BOARD MEETING
The regular meeting of the Turn-
berry Township School Board was
held on Thursday evening, June 19th,
at 8 p.m. in Gilmour's School.
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chase of "The Books. of Knowledge"
and the matter was filed till next meet-
ing.
Delegations were present from S. S.
No. O. and No. O. A very lengthy dis-
cussion took place by members of
both school sections. After all opin-
ions were voiced the delegations re-
tired.
Motion by' Willits and Kirton that
We open 5, 5, No. 5, if a teacher can,
be secured, Carried.
Motion by Kirton and Willits that
we advertise for a Teacher for the
Turnberry School Area, notice to ap-
pear in Wingham Advance-Times and
London Free Press twice, Applications
to b`e in hands of Sec, Treas. by July
4th. Carried.
The following bills were read and
on motion of Walpole and Willits were
ordered paid,
'Salaries-Viola Thacker, $121.45;
Helen Walker, 121.45; Mrs. Margaret
L. Grain, 128.70; Mrs. Lloyd Turvey,
134,40; Miss Jean Kieth, 121,45; Mrs,
Margaret Hastings, 134.40; Miss Jen-
nie Sheriff, 144.00; Receiver General of
Canada Income Tax, 54,15; Mrs. Fred
Seiling, 15,00; Mrs. Gertrude E. Snell,
transportation, 44.00; Beaver Lumber
Co., supplies, 4,23; Stainton Hdware,
supplies, 21.83; Wingham Advance-
Tithes, (print) 1.00; Jean Keith, Ag-
riculture supplies 16.00; Borden Jen-
kins, lawn mower repairs, 1.25; Fred
Montgomery, repairing fence, 5,00;
John Moir, fixing S. S. No. 6 pumk
3.00; Marion L, MacDonald, music;
John K. MaeTavish caretaking, 45.00;
Reuben Appleby, caretaking 50.00;
Stanley Dennis, caretaking 30.00; Mrs.
Joe Bailey, caretaking 40.00; Joe Bail-
ey, labour, $1.50; R. J, Currie, cedar
for U.S.S. No. 11, 3.50; Viola Thacker,
Agriculture supplies, 6.50; Roy Hast-
ings, transportation, Goderich Musk
Club, 7.50; Rev, A, G Hewitt, trans-
portation, 12.80; B. H. Moffat, sup-
plies, 4.68.
Motion by Walpole and Smith that
meeting adjourn, next meeting to be
on July 5th., at 8 p.m. in Wingham
Town Hall.
Alex Corrigan, Sec.-Treas.
WHITECHURCH
Mrs. Russell Gaunt and Mrs. Geo.
Fisher were in Guelph on Wednesday
attending the Centennial meeting of
the Women's Institute.
Reeve J. D. and Mrs. Beecroft at-
tended the Federation luncheon at
Exeter on Wednesday in connection
with the Huron County Federation
picnic and Field Day,
Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Welwood of
Caledon, spent the week-end at the
homes of her brothers, Messrs. Cecil
and Jas. Falconer. Mrs. John Falcon-
er accompanied them and will spend
some time with sons and their families
here.
Mrs. Hector Hamilton and son,
Alex, of Gorrie, spent a few days last
week at the home of her father, Mr.
John Beecroft.
Mrs. John Gaunt has been. in the
Wingham Hospital, very seriously ill,
during the past week, but she is ex-
pected home this week,
Mrs. MacLaughlin of Detroit, visit-
ed recently with her mother, Mrs. Jos.
Chamney and other relatives in East
Wawanosh.
Mr. Jas. Dow had his house and
barn wired for hydro last week. '
Mr. and ,Mrs. Lorne Johnston, ,Miss
McKinnon and Miss Winnifred Far-
rier are leaving this Thursday to mot-
or to Victoria. They plan to attend
the Stampede in Calgary in July. Dur-
ing their absence, Mrs. Ryan and Mrs.
Victor Emerson will have charge of
the store.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt.' Watson and
family of. Brucefield, spent Sunday
at the home of their daughter, Mrs.
Gilbert Beecroft.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Pardon Moved
to Lucknow last week, and Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Newman and family of
Wingham, moved to their home here.
Mr. and Mrs. 5, F. McLean spent
Sunday with Listowel and Wroxeter
friends, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Gillespie
accompanied them, and visited with
Mr, and Mrs. Bert Reed.
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HOLIDAY.
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meditation period, speaking on Talents,
The topic on Education in the schools
of Africa, was taken by Mrs, W. 5.
Coulter, and Mrs. Cecil Falconer had
charge of the. Chapter in the Study
Book, This is Africa. The roll call
was answered by a Bible verse, con-
taining the word, Mercy. Mrs. Mow-
bray closed the meeting with prayer
for the success of all missionaries and
their work. 4
The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian
Church are holding a Scotch concert
in the Church this Friday evening,
with special bag-pipe numbers. Lunch .
will be served, All are cordially in-
vited to attend,
The local High School pupils, Clay-
ton Scholtz, Ivan Laidlaw, Gordon
Welwood, Roberta Mowbray and Janie
McInnis have been out of school last
week, having passed their exams suc-
cessfully, or gone out on farm leave.
Miss Flora Coulter of Kitchener,
spent the week-end with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Coulter,
Mrs. Jos. Holmes and her nephew,
Mr, J. Holmes of Clinton, spent Sun-
with Mrs. Robert Laidlaw. Mrs. Hol-
mes will spend the next two weeks
here. •
Mrs. Edward Moore had been very
ill in Wingham Hospital during the
week-end, but is making a good re-
covery.
The regular monthly meeting of the,
W.M.S. of the United Church was held.
on Tuesday last at the home of Mrs.
W. R. Farrier, with an attendance of
23, Mrs. Victor Emerson, the Presi-
dent, was in charge of the meeting.
Mrs. Ben McClenaghan read the Scrip-
ture lesson and Mrs. Herbert Laidlaw
led in prayer, Mrs. Emerson was in
charge of the meditation period. Mrs.
5, F. Beecroft had the chapter from
the Study Book„., telling of the work
in Child Welfare, done by the Mis-
sionaries in India, and how the Chris-
tian people are overcoming the ill-
effects of children's diseases. Also of
the improved diet of the men in the
Indian forces, and their forced educa-
tion, and the results of this on the
home-life of the people. Mrs. Andrew
Fox led in prayer for the missionar-
ies. Mrs. W. R. Farrier played a piano
solo, Convent Echoes. The ladies re-
pbrted that the summer bale had been
sent to Clinton, containing clothing
for an Indian girl for Christmas. Mrs.
Emerson closed the meeting with
prayer. Mrs. G. E. Farrier was in
charge of the W.A. meeting that fol-
lowed and committees were appointed
to prepare for a strawberry social with
the supper to be held in the S. S4
room of the church, and the ladies pro-,
cured the play, "Betty, the Girl 0 My
Heart", to be presented by the young
folks of the Anglican Church at Har-
i
riston, in the Memorial Hall here on
Monday, July 7th. Nine ladies sat at
the Birthday table for June and a ten
cent tea was enjoyed,by all. •
Miss Isabel Fox R.N., of Kincar-
dine, spent the week-end with her
mother, Mrs. Andrew Fox.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lennox and
three children of Atwood, visited on
Saturday at tthe home of Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Lott.
BLUEVALE
Knox Church Anniversary
Knox Presbyterian Church was fill-
ed to capacity, morning and evening
for ,the anniversary services. The
guest speaker was Major the Rev, D.
P. Rowland, M.C. of Toronto, and a
former student minister for the con-
gregation. At the morning service he
spoke from Romans 12-5, "So we be-
ing many are one body in Christ, and
everyone, members, one of another",
and in the evening he based his mes-
sage on the text, Romans 1-16, "Mr
I am not ashamed of the gospel of
Christ, for it is the power of God un-
to Salvation, to everyone that believ-
eth". Mr. Rowland is a forceful speak-
er and delivered the messages in a
most impressive manner, Special mus-
ic was rendered by the choir under the
leadership of Mrs. L. C. Jorgenson.
Mrs. J. C. Higgins was the accomp-
anist for a number composed of ladies'
voices.
The church was tastefully decorated
for the occasion.
John Pearson, 'Ethel, visited with
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Johnston.
Mr, and Mrs. R. Jeffery, Mn and
Mrs. Elmer Zinn and daughter, Isobel,
Belmore, spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. P. S. 114cEwen,
Mr, and Mrs. Hugh Berry,Mr, and
Mrs. Elliott and family of Brucefield
were Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs, A. D. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Woods and Mrs.
Greenwood of Stratford spent Sunday
with their eousins, Mrs, Curtis and
Mrs, Kirton.
Miss Minnie Jeffray, telmore, was a
Sunday visitor with Rev. and Mrs.
Hewitt at the parsonage,
Mr, Allan Ramsay of Tara, and a foe:.
met resident here spent the week-end
with friends.
Mt, and Mrs. Cameron Inglis and
Jack Orr of Atwood spent Atitiday with
Miss Florence Fowler.
Mrs. Edward Johnston spent the
week-end with her brother John Spat-
ling., at Listowel and attended the
Saturday. Tier brother, Mn Richard
Sparlink family re-union near Barrie on
Sparling, 'from V91100lit/dt 13. C. was
there for the gathering.
Mr& Richard Sohnston and &ugh-.
ter, Mist trillta Stilitt§tott, 'also
Mat
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r6.
Arthur Shatir visited with Miss
Maine and Mrs. pearl 'Kahle et Got&
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HARRY F 0 BRIEN,Manager Miss Ada Dow of Colborne Town-
ship spent the week-end with her
mother, Mrs. W. Dow, Ada will teach
on the 6th of E. Wawanosh next year
in Scott's school.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moss of. Bright,
visited on Sunday with her parents,
Mr, and Mrs. Ben McClenaghan,
Mrs. Gordon Small of Toronto,
spent last week at the home of her sis-
ter, Mrs, D. MacGregor.
Mrs. Robert Phillips of Goderich,
visited. on Friday with Mr, and Mrs.
W. R, :Farrier and Mr. and Mrs. J. 5.
Tiffin.
Born-In East Wawanosh on Satur-
day, June 21st., to Mr; and Mrs. Alex
Coulter, a daughter.
Very successful Anniversary servic-
es were held on Sunday in Brick Un-
`ted Church with Rev, Mr, Stanway of
Brucefield in charge of the services,
In the morning the church choir ren-
dered special anthems, and in the ev-
ening a Men's quartette from Blyth
sang three splendid numbers.
Raymond and Arthur Laidlaw spent
the week-end at Galt, with their _father,
Mr. Robert Laidlaw.
Mr. and Mrs. jack Derr and Jacque-
hie of Bluevale, spent Sunday with her
parents, Mr. and ,Mrs. Herbert Laid-
aw, and Ivan teturned with them to
spend the summer months there.
The regular monthly meeting of the
of the Presbyterian Church,
was held On Thursday last in the S.
S. rooms, with the President, Mrs,
Reht. Mowbtay in charge of the meet,
ng. Mrs. bawtent Craig led in the
.eSPentile reading. of the sctiptute
lesson, and Mrs, Frank Coulter led in
prayer.. Mrs, 3as, Vettnia led in the
Mrs. Arthur Shaw was a recent vis- Mr. and Mrs. James Michie, Bej-
itor with Miss Bessie Moses at Brus- grave, spent Sunday with John and •
sels. Miss Bella Kirton.
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