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Carter, Mr. John Currie, Mr. Lawrence
Taylor in East Wawanosh on Wed-
nesday, October 8th, commencing at
9 a.m. The committee has procured a
large number of tractors and teams and
the coaching class was held at the farm
of 11‘fr. James Michie, Morris Town-
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Mrs. Ed, McClenaghan had her ton-
sils removed in Wingham General
Hospital, on Friday last.
Mr, Russell Farrier and Mr. Mc-
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October 5th., at 2.30 p.m. Rev. J. C.
Caley of Gorrie will be the speaker,
and Mr. Jack Reavie of Wingliam,
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Wednesday, October 5th, 1947 at
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m on No. 7 Highway, in the Township of Warwick
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17 20 Registered CLYDE MARES—front the herd of
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Thoroughbred Crosses (Hunter Type).
1 35 WEANLINGS—Clyde, 13elgian, Percheron.
*20 USEFUL MARES—A number of them with foal §
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Horses will be sold as listed.
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THE WINGHAM ADVANCE-TIMES
Intyre„of Wingham,, and Mr. Lorne
Johnston, spent the week-end on a fish-
ing trip to Dalrymple, near
Mrs. J. 0. Gillespie accompanied them
and spent the week-end at the home
of her son, Mr. Jack Gillespie at Kin-
mount.
Miss Jessie Gillespie has been a Pat-
Writ in Wingham Hospital, during the
past week.
Tally Day was held in the United
Church here an Sunday, with the S,
S. Superintendent, Mr, Jas, Falconer,
in charge of the service, Miss Muriel
Watt read the Scripture lesson, and
Mrs, Clarence IMcClenaghan told the
Story of the Friendly Church. Mr, Gar-
net Farrier sang, My Task, Five little
ones were baptized, Nancy Anne, dau-
ghter of Mr. and Mrs, Cameron Sim-
mons; Leonard. Keith, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Walter James; Wayne Bevin, son
of .Mr. and Mrs,. Donald Martin, Roo-
ad Alphonse, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Moore, and Larry Kenneth,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Zinn, by
the pastor, Rev. G, M. Newton.
Communion service will be held in
the United Church next Sunday,
World Communion Sunday, and .chur-
ch here will be withdrawn on October
5th on account of Anniversary services
at St. ,Helens, when Rev. W. J. Watt
will have charge of the services there.
Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Watt ,and son,
Ronald, of London, visited with his
parents, Rev. and Mrs. Watt.and other
relatives here last Monday, after at-
tending the clinic at Goderich.
Rey. and Mrs. W. J. Watt motored
to Tottenham on Thursday last to
meet Mr. and Mrs. George Watt, who
have spenet the past five months as
Student Missionaries at Golden Prairie,
Sask., Miss Muriel Watt who spent the
past two months on a trip to Victoria,
returned home With them. Mr. and
Mrs. George Watt left on 'Monday
morning for Toronto where he will
register this week at Emanuel College,
to commence his studiei for his third
and last year in the University,
Mr. and Ms. Jos, McInnis, Tees-
water, and Mr, and Mr's. Russell Rit-
chie, of Langside, spent Sunday visit-
ing with relatives in this community.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Beecroft and
family, spent a day last week at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Watson of Brucefield.
Mr. and Mrs. John McGee, Mr. Jas,
Dow and Mrs. Norman Coultes and
daughter, and Mrs. W. Dow, attended
the funeral of the late John Dow at
Mitchell on Friday.
Mrs. Kenneth Mason and little son,
Peter John, returned home from, Wing-
ham Hospital, on Saturday. Her mo-
ther, Mrs. Skinner of Centralia, is
spending this week with Mr. and Mrs.
Mason.
Church services were withdrawn in
Brick Church on Sunday on account
ogfrate. :Anniversary Services at Bel-
ve
Mr. and Mrs, Parker Campbell and
family of Wingham, Mr. Lloyd Mason
of Listowel, and Mr. and Mrs. Flem-
ing Johnston of 13luevale, spent Sun-
day with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Mason.
Mr. and Mrs, Albert Coultes and
children spent Sunday at the home of
her father, Mr. Thos. Kerry of Paisley.
Mr. and Mrs. John McGee, Mr. and
Mrs. J. D. Beecroft, were at Carlow on
Sunday where Rev. Dr. MacMillan of
Toronto had charge of the service in
Smith's Hill Church. Dr. MacMillan
had been ordained at._ Smith's Hill
Church, sixty years ago. His son, Sir
Ernest ;MacMillan was at the organ for
the service.
Mrs. David Kennedy celebrated her
eighty-fifth birthday at her home here
on Sunday. Her family gathered for
the occasion. Mr. and Mrs. Tichbourne,
of Goderich, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Dur-
nin and son, of St. Helens, Mr. and
Mrs. George Kennedy and sons of W.
Wawanosli, and Mr. and Mrs. Duncan
Kennedy of Wingliant, and Miss Annie
Kennelly of Winghatn.'Her many fri-
ends in this community extend best
.wishes for many mote Stith happy tie-
casions.
Mr. George Ross of Owen Sankt
Spent the week-end with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs, Robert Ross,
MtS. Neil MaeKayof Toronto, spent
a few 'days last week at the :home of
Mr. and Mrs. Mac Ross.
Mr. and Mrs, Prank Vaither and
son, Prancis, of London,. mid Mrs. tail-
ty of Wingliatti, spent Suptiday at Ott
home of Mr. and Mrs. Amos Corrielitts.
Mr. and Mrs, Wesley Lott and Marie -
of Waterford, spent theweek-end .
with his patents,. Mr. and Urs..Wai-
to Lott. aft. Lott was able to be up
over the week-end, „..,
BELGRAVE
Mrs. Thomas Smith and daughters,
Amy and Irene arc going to Vat
to be the guests of Mrs. Smith's par-
ents, Mr. and ,liras. john Allem, for A
tlefki g Agatha Coultes of Ma' Hoot
Ontario is in flelgrave fot a few dos
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R.
Coultes,
Mr. mid Mrs. Gordon Walsh and
Miss Elaine have moved to their new
home in Belgrave, the former Dr.
Kirkby residence. Belgrave gives
them a warm welcome.
Mr. and Mr's. lriorrnati Keating and.
Catharine visited with Mr. and Mrs..
Robt, Coultes hi Sunday.
Sunday afternoon, in some Chad-,
countable manner, Mr. Thomas Smith's
tar took fire and did considerable
damage. The garage is connected
the tarn and Mr. Smith is very for-
tunate in not having his buildings
burned.
/fr. and Mrs. Merrill Bigness and
BOXING
8 Bouts
Fri., Oct. 3rd
at 8:30 p.m.
WINGHAM
ARENA
THREE MAIN BOUTS
ABE. HEIBEN, 126 vs.
Hanover A. C,
BILL SCHLIEMEN
Twin-City Boxing Club
Return Grudge Battle
G. SCHMALTZ 175 vs.
Former Canadian
Welter-Weight Champ.
Battling BANNING
Sudbury Inco. Club
RUSTY DICKSON 175, vs.
Sudbury Inca. Cluj:
GLEN KREITZER
Twin City Boxing Club
FIVE OTHER OUTSTAND-
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Prices: Ringside — 75c - 50c
StUdents — 25c
FARE AND ONE-THIRD
FOR THE ROUND TRIP
GOOD GOINGt ROM 12 o'clock
noon, Priday, October 10t1t to
pAn.,IVIonday, October 13tho
RETURN Mut Leave destination
not later than 12 O'clock mid-
night, Tuesday* Octoher 14th;
Per ..tilormsstioof and reservations
consult any Canadian Pacific
Railway Agent,
small son, Bobby, of Windsor were
recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. L.
Vannan.
-Mr, and Mrs. Cameron Walsh' were
in Toronto last week,
Miss Lois McGuire of London was
home for the week-end.
Belgrave friends will be sorry to
learn of the tragic accident of Lloyd,
the 5% yr.-old son of Mr. and Mrs,
John Lake of Thamesford, The little
lad got his ,area in the power 'take off
of the tractor, which tore his arm` off
below the ehoulder, Mrs...Lake, was
the, former Marjorie Jamies,on.
'Mr. and Mrs. Harold Walsh were
girests of Mr, and Mrs. Norman Walsh
on Sunday,
Dr. Kirkby of Walton, was in the
village recently.
Miss Maude Yuill and Miss Margar-
et Yuill were guests of Mr, and Mrs.
R. J, MacKenzie.
Mr. Clarke Johnston and Miss Nora
VanCamp and Mr, and Mrs. Athol
Bruce were guest artists on the pro-
gramme in Dungannon Fair night.
Miss Barbara Michie was home for
the week-end.
• Serious Fire Averted
What might have been a serious fire
was checked at the home of Mr. Wm.
Kelly, 4th line of Morris; East of Bel-
grave last Thursday, when a tractor
owned. by hii son, Russell and opera-
ted by Harry McGuire of Belgrave,
caught fire as it-was being filled with
gasoline.
A neighbor Harry Goll, brought his
tractor •and towed the burning vehicle
away from the building which had
caught fire and was housing several
drums of gasoline and a drum of oil.
Willing hands fought the fire and had
it out before the fire truck -arrived.
Russell received burns about the hands
and the tractor was demolished but it
is not known as yet what caused the
fire.
Mr. -Leslie Vincent lies returned to
his home, having been a patient in In-
gersoll Hospital. •
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Purdon spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mis. Ted Mc-
Clenaghan, Whitechurch. -
Rev. R. J. M. Barr, D.D:, and Mrs.
Barr, of Los. Angeles, Cal., Mrs. Bak-
er and Miss Annie Baker of Wingham,
are visiting with Mr. and Mrs, How-
ard Wilkinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert McCrea were
at home to their friends on the occas-
ion of their 40th wedding anniversary.
In the afternoon Mrs, Norman Walsh,
the bridesmaid at the wedding poured
tea and the assistants were Mrs, John
Anderson, Mrs. Will Kelly, Miss Edith
Procter, Mrs. Jesse Wheeler attended
the door.
In the evening Mrs. Lawrence Van-
nam received at the door and Mrs.
Herb Wheeler poured tea with Mrs,
John Anderson, Mrs. Nelson Higgins,
Miss Procter and Miss Donna Ander-
son assisting.
Mr. James McCrea, Toronto, only
son was not present, having been home
very recently but suit a beautiful gift
of roses. They have one grandchild.
Many called during the day to ex-
tend congratulations.
Mr, and Mrs. Walter Cook of West-
field, spent Sunday with Mr. mill Mrs.
Geo. Cook.
Held Anniversary Services
Knox United Church was beautifully
decorated with autumn flowers for
their Anniversary Services on Sunday,
September 25th, Rev. Harry Mahoney
of Exeter, and formerly of Brussels,
was the guest speaker. Many old
friends' and members of neighboring
churches carte to join in the service
to fill the church to capacity. Miss
Elaine Walsh was at the organ. The
chore, in the morning, sang the anthem,
"Exalt Ye the Lord", and a Ladies
Double trio sang "Let us With a Glad-
some mind." In the evening the choir
sang, "Fray for the Peace of Jeru-
salem." Ladies double trio "Now the
Day is Over,"
Guests of Mr. and Mts. Roy Mc-
Sween on Sunday were: Mr. and Mrs.
Alex ItIcSween, Mrs. Murdena Mac-
Donald, Anne Marie and Dianne, Mts.
Terrettee O'llrien and Sean, mid Mr.
Sack Ferguson, all of Kincardine.
Miss Edith Procter has gone to
London to visit friends fora few days.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. Hanna
on Sunday were Mr. and Mts. Eight
Mayberry and family of Listowel, and
Mr. attd 1rs. Mayberry and family of
Mt. and Mrs. Clarence McClenaghari
of Whiteelturth, were Anniversary
guests of Mr. Ratty and. Miss Edith
MeClettagban.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Rxibinson visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Robinson
and Mr. and Mts. Cook.
Mr. Fred Cook is home from spend.
big several weeks with Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Robinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Ings of Varna, Mrs.
Ratner and daughter of Zurich, and
Mt. and Mrs. Geo..Gierhart of Detroit,
tailed on Mrs. 14, Perdue and Mrs
Brandon last week.
Miss Agatha Coultesof Maynooth, is
visiting with her parents, Mr: and Mrs.
kobt. Coultes.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman keating of
Wingham, were Sunday 'visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Conites,
A 'very pleasant time was spent in
the PorreSter's Hall, last Friday even-
ing, when neighbors and friends of Mr.
and Mrs. Glen VanCamp gathered
and presented their. With a iniscellan-
Otis shower and a purse of Money. Mr
C. R. Coultes called The newly-wed
to 'the platform and after a few words
welcoming Verlaine to the emninunity,
Weed uteri to accept the gifts, Glen
that-aced everyone for Their goo-d wish-
es and extended an invitation to visit
them in their :new MoDOWell"S
Orchestra supplied the musk fot the