HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1948-03-17, Page 3WESTFIELD
Mr. Arnold Cook was a Toronto
Visitor over the week-end.
Miss Edna Moffatt spent the week-
end with her parents at Tecswater,
Mr, Victor Campbell has returned
home after spending the winter in
Goderich,
Miss Margaret Wightman of Jordan
Station spent a few days 'last week
with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Earl
Wightlnan.
East Wawanosh Federation
The regular monthly meeting of
the East Wawanosh Federation was,
held in the Co-Op. Club rooms at Bel-
grave on Wednesday, March 10th,
with 12 members of the Executive and
Directorate present,
The minutes of the Feb. meeting
were read and adopted on motion of
Aldin Purdon, seconded by Geo. Bie-
plan.
Moved by Ken Wheeler, seconded
by Gordon Elliott that Orval Taylor
be a committee to make arrangements
with, Dr. Kirby for the purpose of
having all female calves vaccinated
against' Bang's disease.
Moved by Orval Taylor, seconded
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WINGHAM ADVANCE-TIMES
RAGE THREE.
Mr. A, B, Wearring of London, was miuuloismoultiortripuipopillimpliwoompuninuomilticumtowampri
a visitor with friends here during the IN
Week.
The weekly Lenten Prayer Service
will be held in the United Church
School-room on Thursday evening at
$ p.m. Rev, U. Cronhielm, will con-
duct the meeting, Rev. James C. Caley
a St, James Anglican Church will
speak.
Dr. Donald. and Mrs, MacLean of
Toronto, were week-end guests of
the latter parents, Dr. T. E. and
Mrs, Ball.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Moffat were
London visitors one day last week.
Mr. Vern Denny who has been
stationed at Orangeville\ for the winter
season, spent the week-end with Mrs,
Denny and Miss Thelma Denny,
Miss Blackwood has returned to the
village, after a short holiday with
Miss Alioa and Mr. Arnold Ball.
The Brussels Lions Club are hold-
ing an amateur night on March 19th,
when $50.00 is offered in prizes, Pro-
ceeds towards Children's Playground
Project and Aid to the Blind.
Miss Gilberta Howes of the local
Bank Staff is under the Dr's, care at
present. Gilberta's many friends hope
for a speedy recovery.
Mrs. I. J. Gamble who was a visit-.
or with D. S. and Mrs, MacNaugh-
ton, returned to her home at Fordwich
on Wednesday,
Friends and neighbours here learn-
ed with regret of the death of Mr.
Milvert Sellers, Who passed away at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. J. L.
Hetherington, Toronto, on Friday
night. Mr. Sellers had been ill with a
heart condition for several months,
his condition became critical about
seven weeks ago. Deepest sympathy
goes out to Mrs. Sellers and her dau-
ghter, Mrs. J. L. Hetherington in their
sad loss. Funeral services were held
on Monday from his late residence.
Pictures of Fort Norman
Rev. H. L. and Mrs. Jennings, Mor-
peth, spent part of last week with Mr. r,1
and Mrs. Charles Lawrence. During =
their stay Mr. Jennings was guest .111
speaker at Lenten service at Gorrie, N
also showed his pictures 8f the North- ,F1
west territories in the Anglican !ill
Church, Wingham.Rev. H. L. and
Mrs. Jennings, were for some time
Missionaries at Fort Norman.
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Sympathy is extended to Mr. Peter
Milligan in the death of his brother, =
Sam Milligan of Harriston. The late 1.
Mr, Milligan was a retired C.N.R.
station agent.
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Harrison were
Sunday visitors with their son, Jack -
and family at Preston.
Mrs. Les. Duggan, Stayner, was a lit
visitor last week with Mr. and Mrs,
George Griffith. Mrs. Duggan was the =
former Janette Adams of this place.
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LOOK! a
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Members of the W..M.S. are grate- 11
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• call for clothing. So far 400 articles of..
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•' been received and cash donations will „I
ji allow further purchases. Two quilts
for the bale will be quilted in the I = a; II school-room on Thursday of
week. It is interesting to note in
iii"The weekly broadcast of church news :
• = on Saturday. It stated already '15 tons ▪ ihaye been received at headquarters, 30
= t Ions have been shipped to various .
A▪ countries overseas. •
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minutes of the -annual meeting and . . annarrl reports were presented by the
,erritar3, and told of a most sut-
cessful year's work. The Mission
Work ior :Mohawk Instinttfte, Brant-
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17th. This interesting series includes
The South African Tour of the Royal
family. These evenings which are
sponsored by the Women's Institute
are interesting, informative and free
to everyone.
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after third application with no ques- United Church, will. hold their Easter
postpaid, (C.O.D.'s-postage extra). 'I hankoftermg meeting on Easter Sun-
day, March 28th., at 7,30 p.m. Mrs.
Sun-tions asked, Complete treatment .$2.
KAPEX PRODUCTS (Dept. 436) U. E. Cronhielm will give an address _
Box 22, Station B, Montreal, Que. on her work as a Missionary in China. ITI
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Turn right or turn left almost
anywhere on a trip between
Toronto and Itingston and
you will have your choice of
holiday activities. For
ekample, cobourg, '10 miles
east of Toronto, has no less
than three beaches almost
right in town, It's a grand
sport-spot for a family vaca-
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choice of golf, tennis, boating,
fishing or Skiing, Accommo.
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variety-is excellent too. For
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LET'S MARE THEM WANT
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Let's see they get the best we
have to offer. Everyone bene-
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it's in your interest to en-
courage your friends from
other parts- to share our
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TOURIST BUSINESS
IS GOOD ROSINESS
by J. H. Campbell that H, L. Sturdy
be re-appointed Director for U, S.
No. 5. ,
Moved by D. Leggatt, seconded by
Gordon Elliott that Elmer Shultz be
appointed Director for U. S. S.- No, 11,
Moved by a' Caymbell, seconded
by Gordon Elliott that we present a
petition to the Township Council re-
questing the passing of a by-law mak-
ing it compulsory for all cattle within
the Township to be treated for Warble
fly.
Mr. Orval Taylor and Mr. S. Halla-
han to be a committee to present this
petition at the next council meeting.
Mr. H. Campbell gave a brief report
of the- last meeting of the County of
Federation.
Moved by Chas. Robinson, seconded
by Aldin Purdon that we adjourn to
meet on April 6th,
A. D. Campbell, Sec,-Treas.
Mr. Gordon Carter is confined to
his home with measles. This is the
first measles this year to be in the
neighbourhood.
The sympathy of the community is
extended to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wight-
man and friends in the death of the
former's Sister, Miss Annie Wight-
man in her 72nd. year, who passed
away on Wednesday, ,ALirch 10th, at
London, where she had been a resident
for the past sixteen years.
Miss Wightman was born at Bel-
grave in April 1876, and moved to the
vicinity around 1900, and was a mem-
ber of the Westfield Church and life
member of the W.M.S.
She leaves to mown her passing,
one brother, Earl on the homestead,
on the 4th of West Wawanosh, and 3
sisters, Mrs. Henry (Grace), of Van-
couver; Mrs. McKellar (Hattie) of
St. Charles, Michigan; Mrs. Wesley
(Mabel) Stackhouse, of Brncefield, and
a -number of nieces and nephews.
The funeral service was held on Sat-
urday afternoon from the family resi-
dence and was conducted by Rev. A.
G. Hewitt, Tbe flower bearers were
two nephews, Harvey and Norman
Wightman. The pallbearers were:
Messrs. Marvin 'McDowell, Wm. Mc-
Dowell, Thos. Bamford and Albert
Campbell. Interment was in the West-
field cemetery. Those present from a
distance were: Mr. and., Mrs. Forest
McKellar of Midland, Alichigan; Mr.
and Mrs. Earl McKellar, of Freeland,
Michigan, Al r. and Mrs. Gen. Wight-
man of Pine River. Mr, and Mrs.
Wesley Stackhouse and Miss Eva of
Brueefield. Friends sere also present
front 1113.th, Lucknow, and Auburn.
Mr. Mather::: Sr., has been removed
from his home to N\loghatn General
Hospital. \Ve hope be will ''"11
int-
prove in health,
Mr. Gordon Hargrave, Mr. Ed.
Wellington and Mrs, IL V. AfacKen-
net,/ -represented Howick Lions Club,
at the Oratorical. Contest held in
Wilighant last Wednesday night. Lion
Gordon and Lion E11. acted as judges.
Ile sore to wttend the National Filnt
Board Showing, on Wednesday, Afar.
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