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Rev. 0. J. Coupland, Pastor
Assistant Pastor, Mr. R. Bruce
Foster preaching at
11 a.m.— "A Compromising Church"
<Broadcast over CKNX)
7 p.m.—
Visiting speaker, Rev, Glen
Wardell of 'London,
Prayer Meeting, Wednesday, at
8 p.m.
STUCKEY-4n Wingham General
Hospital, on 'Thursday, July *29th,
to Mr. and Mrs. Emery Stuckey, a
son,
YUILL—lot Winghant General Hos-
pital, on Sunday, August 1st, to Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Yuill, 11.„ R. 5,
Brussels, a soil. r.
Killed By Bulldozer
Lorne Turvey was killed on Thum-
day, when a bulldozer he was drixing
rolled over into a gravel pit at Flesh-
erton, 90 miles south of'Owen Sound,
Mr. Turvey, a gravel Contractor,
jumped from the machine as earth
around the pit started to give way
but was struck •on the bead by one of
the bulldozer's levers. His two sons,
William, 21, and Jack, 1:/, witnessed
the accident.
served by Mrs. K. H. Wheeler, Mrs.
J. C. Procter and Mrs. Stanley Cook,
BELGRAVE
Miss Blanche Bennett of Wingham,
spent the week with Mr, and Mrs.
Stewart Procter.
Mrs, John McGill attended the fun • -
eral last week of her brother, Nelson
Williamson, who died suddenly of a
heart attack
The Women's Institute which was
to he held at the home of Mrs. J, M.
Coultes on Tuesday, August 11th, will
be held at the home of Mrs. R.
Logan instead. Mrs. C. R, Coultes
will he the 'convener. The (411 'Call, A
Current Eve at in ,telation to Citizen-',
ship. The reading will be given by
;Miss Edith Procter, address by Mrs.
W. H. Scott, A demonstration will be
given by Miss Patsy Anderson. A
contest by Mrs. L. Bolt. Refreshments
VAGB TWIMVE THE WINOHAM. ADVANCE-TIMES 'Wednesday, August 11, 1948
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(Adult Entertainment)-
BURT LANCASTER LIZABETH SCOTT
WHITECHURCH levelling at the church and members
of the staff of CKNX made record-
ings of choir anthems and male guar-
Who noticed the half circle of rain-ot }tette numbers for use in "Church of
bow directly overhead in the sky the. Air"services for the Presbyter-
Tuesday morning? It was um a quite un- Broadcast.
usual place, for a bright rainbow. Miss Helen Thompson, Health ! ..\fr. Elmer Shell of London, spent
the week-end at his borne in East' Nurse at Windsor spent her holidays Wa-
with her parents, :%,,fr. and Mrs. Frank wanosh,
Thompson. The Women's Institute held their
Miss, Gwendolin Irwin of London, !summer picnic at the home of the
spent the week-end with her parents, !President, Mrs. Ben McClenaghan on
Mr. and Mrs. Hersotc Irwin, and Tuesday.
Master Jimmie Cane of Toronto, also Mr. Harvey Lauzon, foreman of the
visited there last week, !Ford Motor Co., Windsor, and Mrs.
The choir of the Presbyterian Lauzon, spent the week-end at the
Church here assembled On Monday lif,nte of Mr. anti Mrs. Albert Stead.
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Mr. and Mrs. Gershom Johnston,
'Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Johnston and
Violet, Airs, Ted Robinson and. Jim-
mie, spent Friday at the 'home of their
daughter, Mrs. Stewart Smith of Kit-
chener. Little Donald Smith, who had
been holidaying here, returned home
Mr, and Mrs. Elliott Johnston and
Viokt, 11 bids, tr, Mr. and Mrs. Chas,
\N'1 !oil and Billie of Seaforth, spent
List week at the home of their par-
cuts, Mr. and Mrs. Gershom Johnston.
'r. and Mrs. Chester Longman, Jack
and I). Aug, her father, Mr. Wm. El-
1:•,;t Ali Winlsor, visited there for a with. them to Kitchener.• 4 few days last week. Mr. and Mrs.
Cantle Elli-tt and daughter of Sault
Ste. Marie. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Robin- Mr, and Mrs. \\m. -AVassman, of son and Jimmie of Donnybrook visited windsoi., have been visiting at the
there ott Sunday. home of the former's sister, Mrs. Tom
Vittie and Mrs. Vittie.
Congratulations to Mr. Dean Earn-
gey and his bride, the former Kay
Willits of Brussels, who were married
r.n July 28th at Wroxeter.
Miss Marie and Mr. Tom O'Krafka
are In ditla:t in.; at Sauble Beach.
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2nd., t,. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cask's-
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ERRINGV 3N—In •Winghant General
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Mr. and Mrs. Wm. ErrinOon,
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FALCONEIR—In Wingham General
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4th, to Mr. and Mrs. George Nes-
bitt, R..R. 1, Blyth, a daughter.
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Hospital, on Friday, August kb, to
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ust 9th, to Mr, and Mrs. Elmer
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son,
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to Mr. and Mrs. Mae Stuernol, 1/,
1, Wroxeter, a son.
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