HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1948-08-11, Page 5United church Ladies Met
The August meeting of the Wom-
en's ,Association was heldin the United
Church on Thursday afternoon, with
the president, Mrs, Stanley Darling,
presiding.Mrs, Ed, Barnard read the
Scripture lesson, The financial report,
given by Mrs. George liethelingion,
showed a substantial balance, It was
decided to do some further decorating
in the parsonage, following the report
of the parsonage committee on recent
improvements. It was also planned to
make some purchases for the church
kitchen,
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Mrs. Harold Sprung- of Hulett is
• visiting her sister, Mrs. Clarence Cox,
Miss Evelyn Munns of Whitby is
visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. •
Earl Wightman.
FALL FAIR BATES
Provisional dates for Fairs in the
province issued by J. A, Carroll, sup-
erintendent of the Agricultural Soc-
iety Branch of the Department of Ag-
riculture includes fairs in this district
as follows:
hayfield ...... Aug. 24, 25
Elmira ..... Sept. 3, 4, 6
Milverton Sept, 7,
Blyth .. Sept. 8, 9
Durham Sept. 9, 10
Ripley ..... ... Sept. 9, 10
Seaforth ........ ....... .. Sept. 9, 10
Tavistock . ............ Sept, 10, 11
Clifford Sept. 14, 15
We stock
Fresh and Cured
MEATS
Reasonable Prices
Royal York Orange Pekoe
TEA, 1/2 lb. pkg. 47c
Crown
Fruit Jars
Doz., small 99c
Doz., med, 1.14
19c pkg.
Campbell's Tomato
SOUP, tin 10c
Lily Chicken
.HADDIE, tin 25c
Mother Jackson's complete
PIE MIX, pkg 24c
New Crop Sultina
Raisins, 2 lbs. 29c
New Crop Australian
CURRANTS . . 2 lbs. 29c
Carnation
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Van Camp's
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Fresh Fruit
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Aylmer Fancy
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Bee I-13ve or Crown
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home for the week-end.
SEEDS ACT GIVES
POLICY ON SEEDS
Many pulpit may be confused by ;
the terms The Seeds Act and The J
Seed Regulations sieve both are part II
of the law respecting the sale, prodnz,-
tion and distribution of seed in Can-
ada.
1 110 Seeds Act is one of the statutes
of Canada and was passed by the
Dominion Parliament in 1947. it con-
tainS the long term policy laid down
in regard to seed. It provides that"!
seed .intst be labelled when it is of- 6
feted for sale, that seed inspectors and 41
seed analysts may he appoietel, that
new varieties must be licensed, that eLe
seed must be sold as represented,,E1
that "rejected' seed may not be sold,
that 'seed imported into Canada must
meet Canadian standards. The Act,
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ELOPING BOY AND GIRL END UP FACING MURDER CHARGE
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Leaving county pollee Court lrt 'Tore/lie, Ont4
)ifter being remanded On h joint 'charge et murder
ivith Fred Aldred, 21, May Bill, 17, left, is seed
In ear. At right, Aldred,lemoking It cigarette, walks
lion court strider guard. The -eloping couple were
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ref-deeded for one week, tut charge of reordering
William Douglas, Malvern, brit., storekeeper. The
storekeeper tiled in a tight in his store in s robbery
iatterna. The eloping couple left their bornea Inl
Claremont:, tint4 teveral days ago,
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'Mabel Coultes.
Rev. j, A. Burden, Mrs, I3urden,
Arthur and Doreen are motoring to
The Anglist meeting of the Women's
Halifax for their vacation,
Institute will be held at the home of
Miss Emma Johnston on Thursday,
August 12th,
Miss Olive Scott is in Victoria
Hospital, London, following an opera
tion,
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WESTFIELD
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Mrs. Norman McDowell and Gwen-
dolyn visited on Wednesday with Mrs.
Osbaldeston of 1Goderich.
Miss Mildred, Cook of Belgrave vis-
ited last week with Miss Lorna Bu-
g held its regular meeting in the church chanan,
i schoolroom on Thursday afternoon, Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Speigleberg
= 5 August th. The vice-president, •Mrs, and children, of Waterloo, visited on
tz Jas, Johnston, conducted the meeting. Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
The treasurer, Miss Emma Johnston. Campbell,
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reported $95 had been sent to the pro-
vincial treasurer, with a balance re-
Mr. Morley Johnston, Mrs, A. E.
maining. The roll call was answered Johnston of West Wawanosh visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. How-
byard Campbell. quoting a Bible verse, containing
the word, "Love," Mrs, Alex Mc- Misses Thelma Small of Stratford
Cracken read the Scripture 'lesson.
Mrs. George - Fell -was- the leader of and Myrtle Nell of Windsor are visit-
log their cousins, Misses Norma and
the devotional programme, the subject
of which was "What Price .Freedom", Ile Taylor.
Mrs. M. L. Aitken spoke on the sub- forth visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs, Win, Kelly of Sea-
ject, showing the evils of the liquor •
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A.:irs. J. C. McDowell. traffic and what we can do abo.ut it.
— Others taking part were: Mrs, Jos.
Mr, Maurice Bosman attended the.
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funeral on Saturday of his cousin, Mr. Curtis, Mrs. George Thornton, Mrs. ii
Lorne Torvey of Flesherton, I A, Shaw, Mrs. W. J. Peacock. A dis-
cussion followed.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Deans and chil-
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risen of 1,Vingharri visited on Sunday = Following, the meetings of the two
-÷: societies refreshments were served by with Mr, and Mrs. Norman McDowell.
I the refreshment committee. Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Bosnian and
N Allen, of Belg,rave, visited on Sunday
Nethery, Belgrave; Sec., Mts. John Wickstead Morris. Next year's ruin-
ion will be held at the same place. II Mr, Harry Hopper of Brussels,
• = conducted services in Bluevale and
Ebenezer United Churches on Sunday.
F. At the morning service at Bluevale he
• used as his text, "Not by might, nor
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Hanover ..„ .... ...... Sept. la, 16
Kincardine .. Sept. 16, 17
Chesley . ... . s., .... Sept. 17, 18
New Hamburg .... Sept. 17, 18
Stratford .... Sept, 20, 22
Embro . .... Sept, 20
Milder-lay . Sept. 20, 21
Exeter Sept. 22, 23
1.1stowel Sept, 22, 23
Sept. 22-24
Sept. 27, 28
Sept. 28, 29
Sept. 28, 29
Sept. 29, 30
Kirkton ... Sept. 30, Oct. 1
Brussels . Oct. 1
Pordwich Oct. 1, 2
Si, Marys Oct. 6, 7
Teeswater Oct. 5, 6
Ingersoll Oct. 8, 9
St HELENS
Mrs, Elwood ilarhour was itostese
fwor the August meeting of the 'Wom-
en's iitstttute NVIlell the President,
Mrs. (+. .McPherson, was in the Omit.
The roll call was well rt,„Snilllikil
by naming a form of politeness I ad-
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rif 'Nfnies' "L11°<"°w 'Worth, are visiting their sister, Miss '' '` •' Drumbtt ..
Wtnnen's College Hospital, Toronto,
is also at the same home,
I Mr, and Mrs. Charles Arrand, and
three children of London, are occupy-
ing the McKinney home, while Mr.
land Mrs. Eldon McKinney are on a
trip to Winnipeg. Mr. Arrand is the
It engineer in charge of the repair work
ii,at the mill dam,
with Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Bosnian,
1 Johnston Reunion At Seaforth
= In Lions Park, Seaforth, 50 mem-
Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
....= bers of the Johnston clan met for their Fred Cook on Sunday were: Mr, A. M
E. Cook of Blyth,Mr. and Mrs. Byron
i The afternoon was spent in playing McDonald of Milford, Mich,. Miss
' annual re-union on Friday afternoon,
jij various games and a picnic supper fol- Maxine McDonald of Florida, and Mr. John McDonald of Detroit.
M lowed. Officers for 1940 were elected Mr. and Mrs. Jim Smith and family
t-..- as follows: President, James John- of Brussels, Mr, and Mrs. George "stem, Haliburton; Vice-Pres., Cooper
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Wightman and Alberta, Miss Mae
Wightman . of Pine River visited on
Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Charles
Smith.
Miss Margaret Wightman visited a
few days with friends at Kitchener and
Hespler.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cox visited
on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Donald
by power, but by My Spirit." ,Mrs, Sprung of Hullett Township.
Alex McCracken sang a solo. • 'Miss Agnes Hildebrand of Kitchen-
- There was no service in Knox er visited recently at the home of ;Mr.
— Presbyterian Church on Sunday owing and Mrs Fa 1 Wightman.
holidaying with her mother, 'Arts.
L. Aitken. Miss Rubella Duff of the
to the pastor being on vacation.
Lorne Turvey of Flesherton, who
was killed by a stone crusher operat-
ing at a gravel pit, was born in Morris
Township, the son of the late Mr. awl
Mrs, Win. Turvey. A number of rela-
tives from this district attended the
funeral on Saturday, He is survived by
his wife, formerly Florence Hopkins,
three sons, William, John and James,
and one daughter Annette of Fleshier-
ton, also a brother, James and a sister,
Mrs. Wallace Agar of Morris.
Mrs, Davidson Mrs. Reid and Mrs.
Porter of hayfield,' were visitors with
Mrs. Arthur Shaw and the Johnston
families last week.
Mr, and Mrs. Coleman, Georgetown,
and Mrs, Lorne Nichol, BruSsels vise
ited Mr. John Kirton and Miss Kirton,
Miss Rona Vanvelsor of Wroxeter,
was a guest at the home of Miss Mary
Duff on Sunday,
Mrs. Donald Street of Kitchener, is
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mire in a person. Mrs. harbour, Mrs.. In addition to these pro‘isioue title as the Act itself,
Rice and Mrs, Lorne Durnin were ap- is a section which authorizes the Min-
pointed to arrange for the Sewim., ,ister of Agriculture 4, make reeul.e.
Course to be held in the Hall from Lions. The Act itself, since it *lied,
August 23rd to August 27th, Mre.:'with general policies, it. only ehan eed
Lorne Woods read a thought provok- ,at intervals of years; but eontliti...n,
.ing paper on the Coonnunity, Whose :tinder which seed is produced, pro k,e....
business. Mrs, Chester Taylor enter-',Seri and sold change ‘sith the season",
tabled with a piano solo and Mrs. 'Varieties, production methods, pr.-,
Barbour gave a readieg, "Grandma cessing methods and ne,..ra ite di me„
and the Seagull". At the conclusion 'a,re continually changing ;mil improt -
lunch was served with Mrs. Jas. ,lit-'leg. These changing- conditiors
chison and Mrs. Norman McDonald ;met by changing the rtgulati ns but
as hostesses. the chain:es in the rci:zulatiois do rt.41
Members of the institute and their tafice.t the basic principles ..1 the' .Net
families are invited to the West littr,•ta As the Act prescribes and limits ti-1
Disrict Women's Institute Picnic t•• .reettlations which can be made,
be held in Harbour Park, Gmlerich, silt they are signed by the Miuister, '
Wedoesday, Atemet 18th, at 2,80 p. 'become just as much a 14art the jaw
m. You are requested to bring a bus- _ .
ket lunch, dishes and cutlery. killiithitlinkt1111111111R1111141111111.6111.11141,1RHI111111.1,1111.1,11:1111116,11tle Rev. and Mrs. "Wm. Taylor rtf Dor- ••
ehester, were visitors with Mrs. Cyan-
stun and Mr. 'Mid. Humphrey, T1,4, fp
attended church till letnelay mornin~ eij
and renewed many old acqoaintanc,,s.
.Mr. ti, S. McIntyre was a week-entl
visitor with Mrs. McIntyre and 1) e e.
ald.
Mrs. Comfort ,ii Toronto is a enest jl
of lteV. and .Mrs M. G. Newten.
Miss Doris Taylor of Lomhes and
Mr' Murray Taylor of Wimdnon were *
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