The Wingham Advance-Times, 1948-01-07, Page 3Wednesday, Januar* 194t
Auto Heaters 17.05 to ilD.113 Beat Covers 4.90 4011.70 atesteat Herne 13.9b Twits Trumpet Horne VW Automatic Cigar hter Chrome Delving mp 4,73
Ante Compass • „., 3.08 motor Rabe* .... oes Auto Radios; 84.95 Auto Radio Aerials. 3.08 Wrenches and Tools. tvariousf Mirrors, rearview . 2.39 &eh .30 tit .1111 laltsbligbte .49110 1.90
Baby Auto Seats ... 2.79 to 3.90 Drivers' weep Oblations 1.94 Trouble Lamp Set 1.2$ Chreree Frieder Guid „ Lis Winter e Auto Neede-,5110 Listing* neve.
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down the laneway far that last cheek- music and the voice speaking of peace
up on the stack, there may be a 'breath to all men of hood will. It always Mak-
es ine feel better about Ittong inthe
country.
Then I go into the kitchen and /nit
some heavy bioelZe of Maple in the kit-
w hen range and take a quick look into
ate oantry. Sure enough the giblet*
have been eooked along with aortic side
pork and with guilty feeling • .
at just enosigh to be missed bat not
ton,ugh to spoil anything.
The house aeons quiet too. It creak9
and groans a bit With the ftost but
I you have a feeling . something Jl
!eon never quite describe. It's that (Viet
that tomes so seldom. I Out :soot*
tilocke in the heater ie. the front Mitt
- beCauSt We most have the parlor warm
!in the morning.
The tree is waiting . .ones, thee
lstoeitings are full. 5: teething eatchita
inside my throat, when I look at tilt,*
;stockings. 'they are, in a materialistic
It's not difficult to imagine the sky one thing that money tohtlot
• opening op and the sound of heavenly buy.
of feathery snow on your eiteekS,
dog skims in and out 13 the swinaing,
bobbing are of Wheiv
you open the stable door . . . yen
feel a change . somrthina that
is different :about it.
The stock seems quieter than usinal.
roosting hen murmurs in liar sleep,
a cow rattles a setechion, the Hersey
stamp a bit or In12212 in the bores • .
even the bull is quiet. ("an it be, that
even here in the stable the animals arc
affected?
Going bark up to the house I like
t o blow the, lantern out and stand at
the back dour . just looking.
Across the fields there are pinpoiut
lights in fartnhouee windows. A train
moans and a dog bowls and on the
Concession there are sleighbells. Some-
one is late getting back ftam the vil-
lage.
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Wingliant.
Wilson-Kerr —A quiet wedding took,
place at the residence of Mrs. Wm,
Ross, 722 Euclid avenue, Toronto, on
Saturday, January 6, wheo her grand-
daughter, Miss Geer,'' Kerr, eldest
slaughter of Mrs. J. fit. Kerr, formerly ,
of Brussels, became the bride Of Mr,
Garry J. Wilson of Morris township,
Rev. P. M. Macdonald officiated.
District L.O.Le.,-Titrnberry District
Met in the Orange Hall, Wing
lessee, on Tuesday, January 9, amt riot-
ed the following offieers for the MU-
ing yeana-W,M., W. A. Mines; D.M.,
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'i f. Wititeehorch—Three 'of our young
i I men, Messrs, Malcolm, McClellan,:
1 I Frank Paterson and Joe O'Callaghan,
New Dark Shades 1 'Jelt last week to work in Detroit, Mr. •
'and Mrs, ,Jas. Cornelius and Mr. and
45 Gauge i i Mrs. Amos Cornelius spent New •
$1.5 5 pair i : Glenanoen,--A meeting was held in .
1 i Years with Mr, and Mrs, WM. Prime
E 1 •01 Wmgham.
,•.. • . .... • • --- i J Glenannan school On Thursday, Jane--
.,ee• -I • err 4; to organize a Literary Society.'
- 1 i The following officers were elected;-:
LISLE HOSE . '..i Pees., Wilfred Murchison; '.Vice-free,,.
: . „ .. . . , • . ... • a . I l Myrtle Bennett; Cee„ R. Campbell; •
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. 1 , Treas., Leslie Fortune; Prophet, Mrs,:
1 .1:71,,a Asbla)plil,eloke;ubtoiditor, James. Hardie;
a. Geo. Rutherford, MAeprypleEbayd;iet),•w
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RollerTowelling.•i slots; Alvin Smitloand Mabelle Stokes.
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. • By the Yard i Fitch-Collins-.-A quiet wedding took
' place at the United Chttreli manse, . . . .. . .
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"Times", Thirty-seven- Years 01
With this issue the Tittles enters its
thirty-seventh year,
Town Directory.--Baptist Church,
Reva Ii', Edgar Allen, pastor and Ab-
ner Cosens, S. S. Supt.; Methodist
Church, Rev. W, G. Howson, pastor,
and feraek. Buchanan, 5. 5. Supt; Pres-
byterian Church-•--Rev, D, penile, pas.
tor, and ;.. Harold, S. 5. Supt; St,
Peers Church, Episcopal----Rev. T. S.
Boole, M.A., B. D., Rector and Ed.
Nash, S. S. Supt,
Town Council-a-W.. Holraes, Mayor;
Dr, A, J, Irwin, Reeve; David Bell,
P. M. Gordon, Thos. Gregory, John
Kerr, D. E, MacDonald and Wm. Nic-
holson, Councillors; I. 13, Ferguson,
Clerk and Treasurer; Anson Dultoage,
Assessor,
Married in the West—At Mooseinire
Sask„ on December 18th, Miss Cathar-
ine B. Murdoch, fourth daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, P. G. Murdoeh, former-
ly of Wingham, and Mr. Nelson A.
Stephenson, were united in marriage
by Rev. Oliver.
Married In Toronto—Mr, Geo:- C.
Young, son of Mr. and Mrs. A, Young,
of this town and Miss Jessie A. Hen-
derson, formerly of Wingham were
married in Dunn Avenue Presbyterian
Church at Toronto, on Tuesday, De-
cember 31, the ceremony being per-
formed by Rev. A, T. Geggie.
Married In ,Detroit—A quiet wed-
ding took placein Detroit on Tuesday,
December 21, when Miss Bessie T.
FindkaterO daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Findlater of the 2nd line of Mor-
ris Was joined in wedlock with Mr.
Walter H. Youngs, of Detroit.
Wingham's Council for 1908, elected
by acclamation, is ,as follows:-Mayor,
Wni. Holmes; Reeve, Dr.A. J. Irwin;
Councillors, D. Bell, Thos. Gregory,
Geo. C, Hatina, D. E. McDonald, Win,
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SELGRAVE — ONTARIO t. St. Helens, Spent Monday with Mr.
and Mrs. Duncan Kennedy, 'Misses Ir-
TELEPHONES: i ene and Mabel and Mr. Lorne Woods
Brussels'141.13 Wingham 644r22 art of St. Helens, visited at the home of
1 Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Farrier on. Sun-
day, Mr. Rhys, Pollock of Toronto,
;spent the week-end at the manse with
Beigrave, on Thursday, December 26; his father, Rev. J. Pollock.
when their eldest daughter, Sara E., , Gorrie—Those who spent 1\T eNV
was united in ,marriage with Mr. Alvin Year's with R. G. and Mrs. Newton,
Nicholson and Geo. Spotton. E. Meggison, of Waskada, Manitoba. were: Mr. and Mrs, Ted Newton and
Wedding In Grey--A pretty wed- Rev. Rev. G. W. Rivers, B.A., B.D,, officia son, Mac, Mr, and Mrs. Carl Newton
ding was solemnized at the residence and baby, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Pyke,
their daughter, Miss Marienewas united
in the .holy bonds of Matrimony to
John McLean, of Earl Grey, Sask., by
Rev. A. C. Wishart, B.A„ of Brussels,
on. New Year's Day.
Municipal Election Results — East
Wawanosh-Reeve, Parkes; Councillors,
Gillespie, Scott, Burchill and Cumming,
Culrops-Reeve, Jas. Donaldson; Coma:
cillors, Falconer, Kuntz, Ballagh and
Baptist, Grey-Reeve, Wm. Fraser;
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TIRERIVIOSTATS — Their function Is to 'raise motor temperattire quickly and retain it for efficient hot water heater performance. For many MU- tr ears .98
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ANTI-FREEZE TESTERS--Accurately testis all standard brands • .59
ROSY STEERING WHEEL COVERS —They take the chill oft the Wheel these too/ mornings. Warm, soft
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FROST SHIELD SETS—Complete for
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KERR'S
of Hugh W. McKay, 9th con., when
Leggatt-Hutchison—A happy event, Clifford, and Audrene, Mr. and Mrs.
took place here on New Year's Day Anson Galbraith and family. Mr. and
when Miss Lizzie u.tesisoi was join- Mrs. Gordon Jefferson and daugrters,
ed in.wedlock with Mr, Sam Leggett, returned to. Owen Sound, after holiday-
eldest son of Mr. Leggatt. Rev, Mr. ing with Mr. and Mrs, Geo. roster.
Finlay officiated. (Whitechurch news Mr, and Mrs. Ken Hestia spent New
item) i Year's with Mr. and Mrs. Stewart
Ross-McGregor—A very interesting Cross of Walkerton,
event took place at the home of Mr. Wroxeter—Mr. and Mrs. Frank I
and Mrs. James McGregor, Gth Con.. Green entertained a few friends last
of Kinloss, when their eldest daughter
Mrs. Lexay Terrill was united in mar-
Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Rohe.
Gibson and Sherris Gibson are visiting So. PHONE 18 WINGHAM
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• nage to Mr. Malcolm Ross, 2nd con.• Councillors, John Brown, John D.
Kinloss, by Rev. G. P. Duncan,
'in Detroit, Miss Joyce Wray of Tor-
Grant, John Cutt and John McFadyen. of Ci1tt0. is visiting her mother, Mrs. John
Whitechurch. Wray. Miss Edith Patterson of Har- * *
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO
riston, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Herb.
Patterson.
Heim-Maddison—The home of Mr.
J. M. Graham and Miss Helen Gra-1 fr:‘,F,,irst Hockey Game a Tie—The hoc-
ham, was the scene of a quiet but I' season was officially opened here pretty wedding on New Year's Day, on Monday night, when Lucknow held
when Charlotte R. A. Maddison, was' Wingham to a 3-3 tie score, Wingham,
united in .marriage to Mr. W. Scott Goal—Zolauf defence, X, Somers, H.
Heim, Rev. C. E. Cragg officiated. SMitchelt; R. Wing, H. Browne; L.
Hof p. ,wing, Murray Rae; centre, J. Bracken- Deyell-Calvert—The parsonage
;bury;: alternates„ R. Thompson, B. Fox, the Congregational Church, London, , G was the scene of a Petty wedding on . Elliott, W. Gurney.
Tuesday, wren Rosena Victoria Cal-1 Ellicott-Geddes— The marriage of
vertu was married to Mr. Isaac pool, Miss Edna Geddes, formerly of Bel-
gtave, daughter of the late Mrs. Ged- both of Stratford. Rev, Geo, A, Mc-
Kenzie performed the ceremony. des and Robert Geddes, to Mr. Wil-
fred G. Ellacott, formerly of Wingham,
Bullard-Armstrong—A very pretty son of the late Wm. Ellacott and
wedding took place in Trinity Church, Ellacott, took place quietly at the par-
Blyth, on December ,26th, when Mary sonage of the Erskine United Church,
Rosette, second daughter of Mr. and Wright Ave., Toronto., on Wednesday, Mrs. John Armstrong, became the
bride of Ferguson Bullard, son of Mr. January 4. Rev. Dr. Laidlaw officia-
home of Mr. and Mrs. Wto. Clark, Bullard, Seaforth. Rev, W. B. Haw- ted.
kins officiated. Eastern Star Officers Installed—At
meeetin g of
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Huron Anderson-Ilaldenby—The wedding the rgular Nro, ee, E, tin j
Chapter
tank place place at Maple Grove Farm, ing, January 10, the following officers Westford, on Wednesday, December were installed to office for 1032; W.M., 27th, of Pearl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. Rae; W.P., Or, R. Stewart; Mrs, F. C, Haldeeby, and James Her- A.M.,Mrs. 0, Habkirk; A.P., Mr. Roy vey Amlerson, son of the late Duncan
' Anderson of the Bluevale Road, Wing- lkIGee;„. '143*5. Na sh.,.; Trcaso
ham. Rev. Frank L. Lewin officiated. 'Ni'ss 3"ary "tis"F ars.
Phair; Assoc. Mrs. Ii, Fowler—Wallace—A very pretty •
wedding took place on Saturday, Dee- ; Niel'aY Chaplain, ,Mrs, Murray John-
ember 23rd,, when Mina E., -daughter sots; Marshall, „N,t rs,', T. C,";11'•;...n,, Organ-
of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. 1Vallace, became ist0 airs. "3" """5: alrs-
son of 'Harrison; Ruth, Miss Joytit; Esther, the bride of Alfred C. Fowler,
Mr. and Mrs. John Fowler, Wingham. _Mrs•
him Be
nedict;, Martha, Mrs. Jas.
The " wedding was solemnized at the '"; Elect", Mrs. F. Pull"; War" der, Mrs. (Capt.) Adams; Sentinel, ectory by Rev. P. N. Knight.
Stothers-a,leigh—On Thursday, Dec. Mrs. A. Taylor,
ember 28th, at the home of Mr. and Wra"tet—ilktr• and 71f". T.1i 13(11t
Mrs. William H. Sleigh, Lynd Ave,,
a Toronto, the marriage was solemnized
o f their younger daughter, VitiftlitC
Louise, to Mat Cannon &others, M.A.,
son of Mrs. Stothers, Lucknow. Rev.
Dr. C. T. Seolt of 1-loward Pail Meth-
odist Church, officiated.
Millson-Joyait,---lie home of John
Joyttt, and Joytit, of
Ross St,, Ltickoow, was the steno of
the marriage of more than local inter-'
est, on Wednesday, When their yoong-
est daughter, Margaret Letitia, was un-
r.
fr REMINISCING 0
Davis, of London, assisted by .Rev.
Canon Davis, of Sarnia, Mr. John
Evans 'Davis, of Boston, Mass., son of
Mr. H. Davis of Wingham, to Miss
Marguerite Mabel Jamieson, of Oak-
ville.
Personals—Mr. and Mrs. Peter S.
Fisher of Toronto, spent the holidays
at their parental homes in town. Mr.
and Mrs. Robert lranNortnan of Ham-
iota, Man., are visiting with his bro.!'
Mr. V. R. VanNorman. Mr.
Harry Idarsales, of Toronto, spent the
holidays with Wingham relatives.
Foster-Barber---A very interesting
event took place at the residence of Mr,
John Barbera con. 6, Howiek, on Wed-
nesday, December 18th, when his eld-
est daughter, Dora Jane, was united in
marriage to Mr. Victor Ernest Fos-
ter, of Hootick. Rev. T. H. Farr of
FORTY YEARS AGO
Hoffman-Riley—Married at the Me-
thodist parsonage, Fordwich, on Dec-
ember 24th, to Rev, Dr. Hussar, Mr.
James Alex. Hoffman, to Miss Cath-
arine Riley, of Morris Township.
Gordon-Rothwell—Married on Dec-.
ember 24th, in Trinity Church, by Rev.
T. H. Farr, Mr, W, A. Gordon to Miss
S. E, Rothwell of Newbridge,
Dennis-GrisdaIe—Married on Christ-
mas. Day, in The Methodist Church,
Wingham, by the Rev. W. G. Howson,
Mr. Robert George Dennis, to Miss
Edith Olive
,
Grisdale, all of Wingham.
Davie-Jamieson—Married at Oak-
Howick-Reeve, T. Shearer; Deputy
Reeve, J. Hainstock; Councillors, J.
Downey, J. Underwood and J. T. Win-
ter. Morris-Reeve, Geo. Taylor; Coun-
cillors, C, G. Campbell, W. H. Mc-
Cutcheon, Neil Taylor and Arthur
Shaw. Turnberry-Reeve, John Mos-
grove; Councillors, Alex Kelly, John
Rutherford, D. Moffatt and Robert MC-
Michael.
Northern League Hockey — Wing-
ham won the first home game of the
season last Friday night from Palmer-
ston by a score of9 to t. The line-
ups: Palmerston, Bulger, ilforgari,
Burns, Delano, Root, Tronside and Sad-
dler, Wingham, Goal, Britton; de-
fense, Moore and Johnston; forwards.
"Hippo" Calloway, Dunlop, Elliott and
Fleming. Referee, Jack Habbick,
Lucknow.*
Meggison - Clark — A very pretty
home wedding was celebrated at thd
on December 26th, by Rev. Dean Gorrie, officiated.
LoSE,R.V_I; WINGHAM, ONT.
ono 184 Robin E. Compbel
GORRIE, ONT.
Phone 384. R. H. Carton & Son TURN LIGHTS. OUT WHEN NOT NEEDED
ere Pray vit istors at ti 1 1 f mute o w
Mr. and Mrs. J. Lovell. Mr. awl Mrs.
D. 5, MneNattghton and John, spent
a few days last week in !Minion. Mr.
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of Mr. a oni ,and Mrs, R. J. Rt on Sat-
lttridtla:frt. Alkin Hastings were guesla .
Gorrie---Emerson Shera and Wit-
frcd King spent a day in Toronto last
Week, Mr. Anti Mrs. Irving Toner
were Whighant visitors on Wednesday
last. Mr. and Mrs. John Willis, of
London, were guests at the golden
Wedding of Mr. anal Mrs. Chas. King,
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Ontario's present rapid growth is calling for more and more
electricity, Will you help to save It?
tee extra careful to turn *ow lights in basement, garage, porch,
clothes closets, etc., its soon as they are not needed. It is abso'
cutely necessary to save all the elettridty you can if industry is
to maintain employment and production atthe present high level.
Make it a habit to turn lights 'OW when you leave a room
empty. Keep lamps, reflector bowls and shades dean. Turn 'OPP
all electric appliances when not in use. Individual savings may
seem small, but -collectively they provide large quantities of
additional power much needed by Ontario's expanding Industries
and farms.
tm Saturday. Mr. and Mrs, Roy ttaillee
and daughter, Jean, of Pordwielt, spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Black.
Salem—Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Cathere
epees a day last Week with Mr. and
Mrs, David Catbert near Gorrie. Mrs.
Wm. Weir spent a few slays with ;Mr.
and Mrs. George Dane, east of here.
Mr. and Mrs. John Gowdy spent on.,
day recently with friends east of here.
iced hi marriage to A. Ernie Millsoir,
son of Mr. and ,Mrs. A. to Milison,
of Luclotow. Rev. W. E. Millsori
London, and Rev. j. H. Osterhout,
Pastor of Lucknow Methodist Church,
officiated.
JoantAlonthron Nuptials — A quiet
but pretty wedding took plate at St.
Andrew's Manse, London, on New
Year's Day, when Rev. Dr. D. C. Mc-
Gregor united in marriage Florence- B.,
youngest daughter 'of Mr. and Mts. R.
Bonthron of Hensall, and Thomas
Cleveland Joynt, of 'lento% formerly
of Wingliain, son of Mrs. A. Joynt of f. PHIL OM OF
LAZY MEADOWS
THE
STERLING TRUSTS
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Sterling Tower, "Toronto
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Miles Commission
By Harry 3. Boyle
There's no light that can compare
with Christmas Eve.
I particularly like it . just be-
fore you go to bed. There's been fuss-
ing and fretting all day over the baking
and the presents and the children, You
have to •answer a thousand questions
about Santa Claus and the reindeer
and that strange home at the North
Pole.
There's a peace and quiet in the eit.
As yeAt take the lantern arid well( ort