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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1947-07-03, Page 10gorrie.':$4901 .Report (Jr.) Honours 75%; Pass 60%, Grade -IV to V--Fern Cook 82 (H); Hattie, 72; Bobby Hastie 62; Perry Margaret Heiibein, 81 (H)i. Tommy Strong, 57, Grade XII to IV-;BObby Black, 78, (H); Billy Zimmerman, 07; Robert Peel, 60; Bobby Strong, 58. Grade II to III-Marie Hastie 76, (H); Mervin Abram 71; jack Edgar, 65; Frances Steurnol 52; Edythe Wal- ker, 43. Grade I to II-Fraser Abram, Mar- ion Robinson, Gerald Downey, Beginners-Karen Michel, Douglas Whitfield, Nancy Newton, Bruce Gra- inger j' John Brown, Bill Switzer, Ruth Ann Hueston, Tommy Templeman, Katherine Jacques, Patsy King, Fred- die Irwin, Mrs, M, Hyndman, Teacher. WEDDINGS • Hrrington - Trafford A quiet but pretty wedding was sol- emnized on Saturday, June 28th., at the United Church Manse, Kincardine, when Frances Sarah, second daughter of the Mr. and 'Mrs, Robert Trafford of Kincardine, became the bride of gdward James Errington of Wingham, second son of the late Mr. and Mrs. William Errington, Rev. D. E. Foster officiated: 'The bride was lovely in a street length dress of white nylon and lace and carried a bouquet of red and white roses. Her only attendant was Mrs. Edgar McConnell of Kincardine, sis- ter of the bride, wearing a street-length dress of pale•blue sheer and matching accessories with a corsage of red ros- es and fern. Mr. Edgar McConnell was best man, A wedding 'dinner was served to a large number of guests at the home of the bride's parents; after which the happy couple left on a trip to Kitchen- er, Niagara Falls and other p4ints. On their return they will reside in Wingham. DIED NETHERY-At her home, 98 Oak Ave., Hamilton, on Sunday? June 29, 1947, Violet Annie Cook, beloved wife of George Albert Nethery, age 53 years. Resting at the Funeral Home of J. Id. Robinson Co, Ltd. Service in the chapel on Wednesday at 12.30 p.m. Interment in' Wood- land Cemetery, Hamilton. BORN SELLERS-In Wingham General Hospital, on Wednesday, June 25th., 1947, to Mr, and Mrs. Elmer W. Sellers, 'BlueVale, a son. BOSWROTH-Mr. and Mrs, Gordon R, Bosworth, (nee Marion Young), of Toronto, are happy to announce the arrival of their daughter, on Wednesday, June 25th., 1947, at St. Joseph's Hospital, Mother and baby doing well. Suntan Lotions and Creams 35c - 69c NOXEMA GREASELESS SUN TAN . .35c, 59c GYPSY CREAM-for Sunburn . „ .30c - 60c TANGEL-Tannic Acid Jelly 50c NOXEMA-SPECIAL--•-14 oz. 98c SNOWTAN---For a Healthy Tan Summertime Cosmetics Designed for you by Elizabeth Arden, Helena Rub- instein and Adrienne, Legdo's, Nourishing and Cleansing Creams, Dainty Deodorants, Dusting Powders and Fragrant Perfumes and Colognes. SUNGLASSES .....,........25c- $3.25 We have some Cameras Art unlimited supply of Film Be sure to take plenty of film with you when you go BATHING HATS-Old-time Rubber, fine selec' tion of colours „ - . .49e Take a box of HASTI-NOTES on your holidays Box of 20 . - ........$1.00 McKibbons GABY ........49t • Thursday,'July 3rd, 1947 TIM WINGHAM ADVANCE4IMS 40.00.1•01.3 and have a good time, Mr. Wm. Wade, Fordwich, Mr, and Mrs. Norman Wade, Gorrie, spent Friday with relatives in OW4;1 Sound. Friends here will learn with regret that Mr. Thos. Wade, Owen Sound has been in very poor health for some time. Rev. Hugh and Mrs. Wilson, Brus- sels, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Glassford of Indianapolis, were guests of Mrs. W, H. Gregg and other friends on Friday. The ladies are nieces of the late W. H. Gregg. Mr, and Mrs. J. H. King were Tor- onto visitors on Wednesday and at- tended the ball game between Tor- onto Maple Leafs and Syracuse. Ruddy Operthauser of Elmira, spent last week with his grand parents, Mr, and Mrs, Geo. Foster. Mrs. Thos, McMichael of Wroxeter, visited with her sister, Mrs, D, Cath- ers on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. John Worrell and Miss Catharine of Orange Hill were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Foster, Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Gregg of In- gersoll visited with Mr, and Mrs. Ed. Wellington on Wednesday. Mh. John Hyndman and Mrs. A. E. Toner arc 'Visiting with friends in Tor- onto, Mrs. Pearl Koine spent a few days ,vith friends at Chatham and Detroit. Mrs, Robt. Ashton visited in Tor- onto over the week-end and attended the wedding of her son Mr, Leland Ashton. Mrs. Geo. Robertson is spending a few weeks with her son, Mr, Birks Robertson and Mrs. Robertson, Green- och, Officers elected by Howick Branch (307) Can. Legion, at their meeting in Gorrie on Tuesday evening, June 17th,, were as follows: President, Geo. Dane; 1st, Vice Pres., Wm. Austin; 2nd Vice-Pres., Ken. Galbraith; Sec'y- Treas. ' Hec. Hamilton; Chaplain, Rev. G. G. Howse, Sergeant at Arms, Tom Ritchie. Mrs. Hugh Douglas of 9th line, Howick, passed away on Friday after a lengthy illness. Funeral service was held on Sunday. Mrs. Ira Hamilton of Toronto, is spending seine time with friends here. Mr, Leonard Armstrong of Lapeer, Mich., is visiting Mrs. Jas. Armsrtong. A meeting for the purpose of re-or- ganizing the library was held on Tuesday evening in the library with a good attendance present. Mrs. N. Wade presided over the meeting and Conducted the election of officers which resulted as follows: Chairman, Mr. Hy. Findlay; Sec.-Treas,, Mrs. Geo. S. King; Board of Directors, De- puty Reeve Mr. E. Parrish, Mr. N, Wade, Rev. ,Caley, Rev. Howse, Mrs. A. L. Stephens, Mrs, A. Hyndman, Mrs. C. Gregg and Mrs. W. King. The Library Board asks the people of the community to please give them their whole hearted support in trying to make a success of the library. The books are all first class reading with a splendid assortment of juvenile books, Please take, notice that the months of July and August the library will be open only on Saturday nights from S to 10 o'clock. Gorrie School Report. Sr, Honours '75%, Pass 60%. Grade VII to VIII-Eleanore Step- hens, 87% (H);_Alvin Grainger 76, (H); Edith Hastie 75 (14); Betty Zimmerman, 71. • Grade VI to VIII-Billy Strong 77% (H); Bonnie Zimmerman 76, (H); Jean Lohr, 72; Norman Anger 69; Gladys Harper 64; Dorothy Downey 58. Grade V to VT-Betty Newton 74%; Shirley Shera, 72; Johnston Parrish, 70; Alice Downey 65, Jean M. Snarling, ,Principal, ••••••• ••••••P •••••• ••••• •••••1 ••••••• •••••• of••••• ••••••• •••••• •••••• mf•••• gamma •••••• !mow. W.00 ••••• ••••• •••••• Wawa Mum. !Emma* *woo 1•1••••• WM. •••=1• 001••••• ••••M 11,AMO MM. 0••••• *NEW Mama* MM. 0/1•••• iem••• Poe•••• 1••••11 •••••• •••••, 10Vmot I imp ••••=, Naxma. Rows 01••••1 ••.•• •••••• •••••• Manama •••• ••••=. Ompnli• •••••II. •••••• •ma ••••••; •••••• --= The TIME, The PLA to those planning Summer Needs. and. of the railroad and on the east side of Victoria (main) street. Mr. Johnston could find very few of his former school mates and acquaintances as so many have pOssed on or moved away in the 65 years, Friends and neighbours gathered at the Hall on Wednesday evening to honour Mr. and Mrs. Geo, A. Dane, a newly wed couple. The evening was . spent in dancing, music was furnished by Brown's Orchestra. A purse of money and miscellaneous gifts were presented. The congregations of Fordwich and Gorrie aland Wroxeter Anglican churches will hold a picnic in Wrox:- eter arPk on Wednesday afternoon, at 3 p,m, D.S.T. There will be a good program of sports and games. Come CE, and The MERCHANDISE. SAVINGS their Summer vacation or for every-day ALL SUMMER LINES in Men's, Ladies' Children's, lines REDUCED. GORRIE An interesting visitor in town on Thursday was Mr, Chas. Johnston of Balearres, Sask. He was accompanied by his son, Mr. Roy Johnston also of 13alearres, Mn Johnston sr., spent his boyhood days in Gorrie leaving for the West in 1882 and has very vivid re- collections of the village of Gorrie, when it was booming 65 years ago. His father, Robert Johnston operated a tannery located north of the resi- dence of John Hyndman, near the riv- er. They lived in a house on the same location as Mr, Hyndman's present home. Gorrie had three saw mills at that time, four hotels and a cheese fOctory which was situated on the nor- th side of the creek which runs south MIMEO. gottosliwommusismintliponamillannajnonsiffismounismaitimpsiniu ELECTRIC CLOCKS A fine assortment of KITCHEN and ALARM CLOCKS just received. 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