HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1948-01-21, Page 4desired in this community, Rev, W. S. Sutherland was appointed President of
the Whitechurch Public Library As-
sociation with J. Beecroft, Reeve of
East Wawanosh, Sec.-Trcas, The Her-
on County Librarian, Mrs. Eclanier of
Goderich, had left 100 books here some
weeks ago and it is expected they will
be ready for distribution within two
weeks with Mr. Fred Newman as Lib-
rarian and with the Library kept at his
store.
MAC,
The Sr. Women's Mission Circle
met on Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. H, C. Brooks.
The meeting opened with the sing-
ing of "What a Friend we have in
Jesus". Mrs. H. Collar led in prayer.
Miss R. Lewis read 'The Autibiogra-
phy of a Tract" which was much en-
joyed. Mrs. C. Phippen brought the
devotional and in her usual, capable
manner gave a very informative and
inspiring message basing her remarks
on Luke 16, 19-31. All. joined in, sing-
ing the "Glory Song" after which Mrs,
W. Pocock favoured with a solo.
Mrs. Falconer read an article entit-
led "Very God and Very Man" a sea-
son of prayer then took place. Those
participating were Mrs. H. C. Brooks
and Mrs. (Rev,) Coupland,
Business was discussed and the elec-
tion of officers was as follows: Presi-
dent, Mrs. W. Pocock; Vice-Pres.,
Mrs, C. Phippen; Treasurer, Mrs. J.
Falconer; Pianist, Mrs, H. Brooks,
Mrs. Coupland; Press Reporter, Mrs.
Scott; Sick Committee, Mrs. Scott,
Mrs. Coupland, Mrs, Rintoul, Young
Womens Counsellor, Mrs. Coupland;
Work. Committee, Mrs. Cantelon and
Mrs. Scott; Social Committee, Mrs,
Phippen and Mrs, Clark.
Mrs. Coupland offered a dedicatory
prayer on the new officers and the
hostess served a dainty lunch.
WANTED-Two or three rooms, by
couple, no children, furnished or un-
furnished, heated, kitchen privileges.
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WE REPAIR WASHING MACH-
ines, Valcuum Cleaners, Electric
motors, Toasters, Irons, Hot Plates,
Heating Pads. All work guaranteed.
Hiseler Sales and Service, Edward
St. Phone 426.
W. A. Stewart, Secretary.
Dungannon, Ontario,
Tenders Wanted
Barked and Sealed Tenders wanted
by West Wawanosh Township School
Area Board for the following quanti-
ties of wood. No. 17, 20 cords; No. 2,
20 cords; No. 3, 25 cords; No. 4, 25
cords; No. 12, 20 cords. The wood to
be maple and beech, body wood, 16
inches long and not under 5`inches in
diameter or over 10 inches in diameter.
The wood to be delivered not later than
June 1st, Tenders to be in Secretary's
hands not later than Jan. 26th, 1948.
Also 1 cord of cedar for each school.
W. A. Stewart, Secretary.
Dungannon, Ontario.
claims of which he shall then have had
notice.
DATED at Wingham, Ontario, this
nineteenth day of January, A.D., 1948,
3. W, BUSHFIELD, K.C,
Wingham, Ontario,
Solicitor for the Executor,
CARD OF 'THANKS
I wish to thank all my Wingham
friends who sent gifts, cards and let-
ters to me while I was a patient in Vie,
toria Hospital, London, Your kindness
is greatly appreciated,
Aldyth Graham.
CARP OF THANKS
The nieces of the late Mr. and. Mrs.
Sam Tindall and Mrs. Mina Ringham
wish to express their sincere thanks
and appreciation to their friends and
neighbours for the kind expressions of
sympathy shown them during their sad
bereavement, also a grateful thanks to
Rev, W. Beecroft and Dr. W, A. Craw-
ford.
CARD OF THANKS
Mrs. E. Fitzpatrick and sisters and
brothers wish to express their sincere
appreciation to neighbours and friends
for their symvathy and kindness ,during
their recent bereavement in the passing
of their father, Mr, Patrick Lynett.
IN MEMORIAM
MONTGOMERY-In loving memory
of my mother, Mrs. Lloyd Mont-
gomery, who passed away two years
ago, Jan, 24th .
There is a sad but sweet remembrance,
There is a memory fond and true;
There is a token of affection mother,
And a heartache still for you,
-Ever remembered by her daughter,
Vera.
IN MEMORIAM
NEWANS-In loving memory of Le-
vina Newans, who isassed away two
years ago, January 26th. Sadly mis-
sed by her granddaughter, Virginia
Krasich, Detroit, Michigan.
Two years have passed since that sad
day.
When one we cherished was called
away;
Deep in our hearts her memory is kept,
For we who loved her will never forget.
IN MEMORIAM
McKERCHER-In loving memory of
my dear sister, Mrs. Pearl McKer-
cher, who passed away one year ago,
January 17th, 1947.
She is gone but not forgotten,
And as dawns another year,
In my lonely hours of thinking
Thoughts of her are always near.
Days of sadness will come o'er me,
Friends may think the wound is healed
But they little know the sorrow
That lies within the heart concealed.
-Sadly missed by her sister, Florence
IN MEMORIAM
MAXWELL-In loving memory of my
dear mother, Mrs. Clara Maxwell,
who passed away three years ago,
January 12th, 1945,
There is no death in God's wide world
But One eternal scene of change,
The flag of life is never furled,
It only taketh wider range.
-Lovingly remembered by daughter,
Aileen and Bill Parks of London,
IN MEMORIAM
MAXWELL-In loving memory of
our mother, Mrs, Charles Maxwell,
who passed away three years ago
this month.
Peaceful be thy rest, dear mother,
It is sweet to breathe thy name;
In live we loved you dearly,
In death we do the same.
-Ever remembered by Husband and
family, ,
IN MEMORIAM
MeKERCHER-In loving memory of
a dear mother, who passed away on.
January, 17th, 1947.
No one knows how much we miss you,
No one knows the bitter pain
We have suffered, since we lost you,
Life has never been the same.
In our hearts your memory lingers,
Sweetly tender, fond and true,
There is not a day dear mother
That we do not think of you,
-Sadly missed by daughters, Doris,
Audi ey and Betty •Culliteni.
WHITECHURCH
Born-On Tuesday, Jan. 20th, at
Wellesley Hospital, Toronto, to Mr.
and. Mrs. Geo. Watt, a daughter,
Weeda Louise,
Miss Winnifted Farrier of Toronto,
spent the week-end ht her home here.
The Young Adult Group of the
United Church will meet on Tuesday
evening next at the home of Mr. and
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Mrs; Albert Coultes. You are welcome.
A meeting was held inthe Presby-
terian Church here on 'Monday even-
ins re the Travelling Library which is
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Wednesday, January. 4) 194$:
OBITUARY
Mrs. Angus MacKenzie
Relatives and former Cadross neigh-
bours of Mr. and ,Mrs, Angus MacKen-
zie, who moved to Guelph seven years
ago were shocked on Saturday to hear
of the sudden death of Mrs. MacKen-
zie. Formerly, Mary McCormick, dau-
ghter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Donald
McCormick, she and her five sisters,
and three brothers were raised in Cul-
ross, Over forty-six years ago she mit-
red Angus MacKenzie. To them were
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OF
IWO. Bare
born one elatighter, and six sons, all
Nowell, known in this district.Mrs, 3a
was taken gravely on Friday
*land underwent an operation in St. Jos-
Irephs Hospital, Guelph, passing away ,
mi 'on Saturday. Her brothers, Andrew,
ereditora and others haven claims a n -
gainst the Estate of the late James' im
Martin Grigg, are required to send par-
With Blown Rock Wool, Prompt oculars of their claims., duly verified,'
installation. Estimates given with no to 3. W. fluslifield, K.C., the solicitor
-obligation. Guaranteed workmanship for the Execotor 'of the said Estate, on JR
and material. Phone or avrite Hotoit or before the seventh day of February,
Insulating Co., 117 Elgin Ave'., Phone Ail, 1948, and that after such date the $04w, Goderich, or phone ,IgGi Wing- executor twill proceed to distribute the or all° art includes Glen liaad` said estate, having regard only to •the 11110111110111111,1101111111111111111111011111111010iii ilia( 'din 'of Millbank And Russell Rare of
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CHARIS Foundation Garment Co.
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rounding district and towns. If you
need a new garment, any size or
type of figure at reasonable prices,
call on Mrs. Wm. Kennedy, opposite
Wingham Cemetery.
CUTTER FOR SALE-Apply at The
Advance-Times.
FOR SALE-Beatty 60 cycle Electric
Washer, Beatty 25 cycle Electric
Washers; Engine drive Washers
Beatty & Gilson; Hoover Sweepers
with attachments; Heavy Team Har-
ness, also good Light Show Harness,
Stoves, coal, wood and oil, also Elec-
tric Stoves; Paints, Varnishes and
Oils; complete line of General Hard-
ware, Geo, T. Pearson, Ethel, Ont.,
Successor to Chas. F. Hansuld.
FOR SALE - One Cutter, Telehone
643r22 Wingham,
FOR SALE-1111 H.P, Motor 60 cycle
Apply Russell Jermyn, phone 608r21
Wingham, R, R, 4.
FOR SALE-1 Calf, Apply George
Deyell, phone 403r2.
LOST-Black Fur Coat Button about,
2 weeks ago between United Church
parsonage and Dr, Connell's office.
Finder please leave at the Advance-
Times.
MAN WANTED-Part time, as fire-
man and watchman from 10 p.m.
Saturday until Sunday noon for next
three months. C. Lloyd & Son, Un-
ited.
TENDERS WANTED
Township of Turnberry
Sealed tenders will be received until
12 o'clock noon, Monday, February 2,
1948, by the Township of Turnberry
STENOGRAPHER WANTED-Ap- for the crushing and spreading of 5000 ply in writing with full particular; cubic yards of gravel; one inch round of education and experience. L. screen or three quarter inch square
& Sun, Limited, Wingham. screen. Work to commence at the
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24-12.
WASH I M AC HINES---Comolete-
ly rebuilt and painted. 2 year guar,
ante e. We have a large stock of parts
for washers and vacuum cleaners,
Hiseler Sales and Service, Phone 42G
Edward St.
- - • ---- pursuant to the Truster Act that all
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(Your Logical Choice)
For a Successful Teen Town
VOTE
Grace Campbell
for COUNCILLOR
VOTE for
Jim French
For MAYOR
of Teen Town
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FOR COUNCIL
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beside
Jean Hobden
Your VOTE will be appreciated
by"
John Lancaster
Candidate for MAYOR
For a Prosperous Teen Town
Floyd Jenkins
for COUNCIL
For a raving time in '48 VOTE
Shirley Lockridge
for MAYOR
VOTE
Sally Lou MacWilliam
for COUNCILLOR
For Teen Town. Council
Improve Teen Town
VOTE
George Hall
for REEVE
' Arnold McIntyre
solicits your VOTE for Council
-but, no matter how you Vote
VOTE I
Your VOTE is solicited by
Audrey Henry
• Candidate for REEVE
VOTE
Joyce McLeod
for an Energetic Teen Town
COUNCILLOR
For a logical answer, VOTE
Iris Newell
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Your VOTE for
Jean McPherson
will be the answer
Jean Bain
respectfully solicits your VOTE
for COUNCILLOR
for Wingham Teen 'Fawn
VOTE
Ron, Murray
for COUNCIL
for Better Teen Town
Patti Brophy
willappreciate your VOTE to
support her in Teen Town
COUNCIL
VOTE
ColleenRath
FOR COUNCIL.
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frank and Joint of Cuirass, Mrs, M.
Titzpatrick -of Winghant* Mrs, Young
of Lambeth and het three other sisters
of Detroit, spent the last 'week-end in
The funeral was held from the R.0
Church, Guelph, ort Tttesday morning
Theit many friends in the corinntntl,
extend sympathy to the bereaved fan;" !12....
The Young 'Women's Mission Circle
of the Baptist Church met for its first
meeting of the New Year at the home
of Mrs. Glen Scheifele. "There is Sun-
shine in my Soul" was the opening
hymn and Mrs. Bruce MacLean led in
prayer. A reading "Echoes from Bon-
gondza" telling of children's work in
the Belgium Congo was read by Miss
Lois Burchill.
For the devotional lesson Mrs, Coup-
land based her remarks on "New
Things" in the Bible. Following the
hymn "0 Happy Day", ,Miss Marjorie
Falconer read a very interesting auto-
biography of a tract which was written
by a missionary from Haiti.
After the singing of the hymn "0
the Precious Love of Jesus" and a sea-
son of prayer, the officers for the en-
suing year were elected as follows:
President-Miss Marjorie Falconer.
Vice-Pres.-Miss Mildred Jones.
Secretary and Press Reporter-Mrs,
Bruce MacLean,
Treasurer-Mrs. Glen Scheifele„
Pianist-Miss Ruth Cantelon,
Lunch Com,-Miss Doris Clarke and
Miss Mildred Jones.
Counsillor-Mrs. Coupland.
,Mrs. Coupland dismissed the meeting
in prayer, following which a dainty
lunch was served.
DIED
BRECKENRIDGF.-In the Wingham
General Hospital, on Saturday, Jan.
17th, 1948, William H. Breckenridge
in his 76th year. Funeral service was
held in Trinity Anglican Church,
Belgrave, at 2,30 p.m., Tuesday,
Jan. 20th. Interment was made in
the Brandon Cementery, Belgrave,
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Wingham, consisting of 100 acres,
65 acres workable land, balance in
pasture and bush land. Good dwell-
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Wingham.
Clerk and Treasurer Wanted
Applications will be received by the
undersigned up to 2 p.m. February 3rd,
for the offices of Clerk and Treasurer
for the Township of East Wawanosh.
Duties to commence at once, Appli-
cants may apply for one or both offices.
No application, necessarily accepted.
For information as to salary and par-
ticulars contact the undersigned or any
member of council.
J, D. Beecroft, Reeve.
Caretakers Wanted
Marked and Sealed Tenders wanted
by West Wawanosh Township School
Area Board for caretaking in the fol-
lowing schools, No. 17, No. 2, No. 3,
No, 4, No, 12, Duties to commence on
Feb. 1st, 1948 and ending January 31st,
1949. Tenders to be in Secretary's
hands not later than January 26th,
1948.
PIONEER DAIRY FEEDS NOW
contain Molasses, both 18e.'e and 24q,
available. See Howson & Howson.
SUFFERING FROM BACKACHES,
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is not necessary. t se RI`MACAPS
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WHY WAIT! Whyput a f ix yolur
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than Hillside, Canada Approved,',
brecilers pal;oruin tested, Ask us!
for prices and particulars, 6rder tote,
don't wait till last mintite. Agent,
Frank Green, Wroxeter, phone 45117.
"WE ARE 100',"e' SATISFIED" writes.
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Ortt., of her rlig-4- Chicks.. Als agent
here we .advice you gat price list and
extitt.,g and order soon. Don't wait
till iast minute rush. We doubt if ,
you can get better anywhere Can-'
ada Approved, breeders millortim
tested. Ask for particulars. Wilbur
lingn', R.E. 4, Whigharn,
accompany each tender. Lowest or any
tender not necessarily accepted. Ad-
dress tenders, and mark "Tenders for
Crushing and Spreading" to
W. R. CR.IIIKSHANIC,
Township Clerk,
Wingham, Ont.
WOOD TENDERS
Tenders will be received alp to Feb.
6th, 1948, by the Turnberry School
(hard, for the following wood: '80 cord
f Maple and Beech, 14 ih. long; 15
ords of Cedar, 'Wood to be delivered
schools by jurw 1st, 1948, Lowest,
any tender not necessarily accepted.
Alex. Corrigan, Seey-'Teas.,
Bluevale, Ont.
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WIRING TENDERS
Tenders will be received by the
Turnberry Township School Board up
to Feb. 16th, 1948, for the wiring of
S.S No. 4, Bluevale, Plans and speci-
fications may be seen at the Post Of-
fice or A. D. Smith's, Bluevale. Low-
est Or ,any tender not necessarily ac-
INSULATE NOW
Boy Wanted
to
Learn
cooed.
Alex. Corrigan, Seey-Treas,
Bitter:ale, Ont. 1111
NOTICE TO CREDITORS in
• Printing
IN THE MATTER of the Estate of
James Martin Grigg, late 'of the Town-;
ship .of East Wawanosh, in the •Countv;.
of Huron, Partner, deceased, -
NOTICE. IS 'HEREBY GIVEN, •
Steady Employment
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11 A 20-year-old Cayuga Indian boy, Nanticoke, Esso Tractor Champions,
John Capton, from the Six Nations' Alfred Brunton 'of Tara, also a Salada la 'reservation near Brantford, is one of Tea Champion, and W. L, Clark of
n ,the team of Ontario Farmers which Gormley, Presiden of the Ontario ,
n l W111 represent Canada at the Internat. Plowmen's Association.
rional Plowing Mato to be, Mil at The men sail f rom New Yolk on the Ili,Saint Field, County Down, Northern Queen Mary, January 17th, an d plan
n lIreland on February nth. to be in the British Isles for A Month. Itt a addition to c al)t", who is a Sal" In addition tot he Irish Internatiorial a& Tea horse plowman of last years'
al Ioternational match at Kingston, Ont-',_'atell, they expect to participate it a
mach at Workington in England, Al-
hough this is the wood group of plow-
'Glen Mcraddln John Capton Alfred Brunton
melt to visit Britain since the war
they will be the first to participate in a
plowing competition because last year's
unusual weather resulted in tancella-
tion of the matches planned for 1947.
John Capton is the third generation
member of the Capton family to win
top plowing honours according to re-
cords of the Six Nation's Plowing
A.
80ciatiOn, One of. the highest award
in the match of 1882 ryas won by Win
Capton, john 's grandfather: