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(Lillias) Wearring, bath of London,
P. Stewart MacNaughton, 2nd, line of
Turnberry,
The late Mrs. MacNaughton was
wellknown and highly esteemed in
this community. She was a life long
member pf the Presbyterian Church
and a life member pf the Women's
Missionary Society,
Funeral services were held on
Thursday, May 5th,, at the A, Millard
George Funeral Home, London, Rev,
Richard Stewart of New St. James
Presbyterian Church in charge assist-
ed by Rev. U. E. Cronhielm of Wrox-
eter United Church. Pallbearers were
Colin and George Wearring, Walter
Hilton, John MacNaughton, Kinley
MacNaughton, Allen MacEwen. In-
terment was made in Wroxeter ceme-
tery,
Richard Wilton
Richard Wilton, 81, a resident of
Turnberry Township for 43 years died
on Wednesday, May 4th, in Wingham
General Hospital. He was a life long
resident of this district and formerly
was engaged in farming. He was a
Liberal, keenly interested in sports
and a member of Turnberry Council
for thirteen years.
His wife, the former Margaret For-
tune predeceased him 12 years ago.
Surviving are a daughters Jean, and
one son, Grant, both at home.
Funeral services were held on Sat-
urday at 2.30 p.m., from his late resi-
dence, concession 8, Turnberry. Rev.
A. Nimmo of St. Andrew's Presby-
terian Church officiated, and inter-
ment was made in Wingham cemetery.
The pallbearers were, I. J. Wright,
G. N. Underwood, H. Gilkinson, J.
Willitts, Walter Woods and James E.
Currie.
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St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
Sunday, May 15th
Rev. A, Nimmo, Minister H. V. Pym, Organist
An invitation is extended to all
to attend these services.
The Moderator of the
General Assembly,
Rt. Rev. C. Ritchie, Bell
will be the
Special SpLker..
MORNING SERVICE
11 a.m.,
in the Town Hall.
EVENING SERVICE
7 p.m_
in the United Church
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students are under the direction of
Miss Elaine Walsh, R.m.T., Belgrave.
BIRTHS
BARGER—In Wingham General
Hospital, on Thursday, May 5th, to
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Barger, R, R.
Lucknow, a son.
FALCONER—In Wingham General
Hospital, on Monday, May 9th, to
Mr, and Mrs. Angus Falconer, R.
R. 1, Lucknow, (nee Vera Mont-
gomery), a son.
REAVIE—In Wingham General Hos-,
pital, on Sunday, May 8th, to Mr.
and Mrs. Rutherford Reavie, R. It.
3, Wingham, a daughter.
ROBINSON—In Wingham General
Hospital, on Sunday, May 8th, to
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Robinson, R. R.
1, Belgrave, a son.
SOMERS—In Midland, on Tuesday,
May 3rd., to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Somers, a daughter.
TAYLOR—In Wingham General Hos
pital, on Sunday, May 8th, to Mr.
and Mrs. George Taylor, Luckuow,
daughter.
David Crompton
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WINGHAM PHONE 59
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CARD OF THANKS
Mr. and Mrs, Peter McEwan of
Bluevale wish to express their thanks
to kind neighbours and thoughtful
friends for their many expressions of
sympathy during their sorrow in the
passing of their friend, Mr. Alfred
Agar. The services of the three min-
isters and soloist, Mr. Hoffman, were
especially appreciated.
CARD QF THANKS
To our neighbours and friends who
expressed their sympathy in so many
beautiful and practical ways during
our recent bereavement we extend our
heartfelt thanks. Especially would we
like to thank Mr, and Mrs. Harold
Gilkinson and family.
Jean and Grant Wilton,
TEACHER WANTED
Whitechurch U.S.& No. 10, Kin-
loss, requires teacher holding First
Class Certificate, Duties to commence
September 6th, 1949, Salary approx-
imately $1900.00. Modern school and
Hydro equipped. Excellent working
conditions and Music Supervisor.
Forward applications to the under-
signed by May 23rd, 1949—R, C. Me-
Clenaghan, Sec'y-Treas., R. R. 5,
Lucknow. 'Phone 612r4, Wingham,
NOTICE
By order of Wingham Town Coun-
cil th efollowing rates and conditions
now apply to Wingham Cemetery:
Opening & closing adult grave $14.00
Opening and closing child grave $ '7.00
Cement work for foundations 85c cu. ft
Permanent Care-
-3t,. Lot, 2 graves . . ** ........... $ 25.00
1 Lot, 4 Graves $ 50.00
2 Lots. 8 graves . $ '75.00
4 Lots, 16 graves ...$100.00
All graves must be paid for when
ordered and payment may be made to
the Caretaker at the Cemetery or to
the Town Treasurer.
Foundations for monuments must be
paid for when ordered.
All lots selected must be paid for
within 30 days otherwise they will not
be held.
The above regulations become effec-
tive at once.
Dated at Wingham, Ontario, this
10th day of May, 1949.
W. A. Galbraith, Town Clerk.
NOTICE
SEWER PERMITS
Before any connection'is made to a
sewer or drain in the Town of Wing-
ham, a permit must first be secured.
Applications for sewer permits may be
obtained at the Town Clerk's ()nice,
Town Hall. A fee of $2,00 is charged
for each permit. The opening of all
sewers or drains: must he under the
supervision of the Town Foreman. In.
all cases of damage to the sewer, drain
or sidewalks, the applicant will be held
liable and Must pay for same. These
regulations become effective at once.
Dated at \\Ingham, Ontario, this
10th day of May, 1949.
\V. A. 'Galbraith, Town Clerk.
OBITUARY
Mrs. John MacNaughton
On Tuesday, flay 3rd., 1949, at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. M. S. Ait-
kenhead, London, Martha (French)
MacNaughton, wife of the late John
MacNaughton passed away following
a short illness.
Mrs. MacNaughton was born at
Unionville. in 1862, and following her
marriage to John MacNaughton resid-
ed on the second line of Turnberry,
until their retirement to London, 25
years ago. Her husband predeceased
her in 1935 also two sons, James and
Colin, lost their lives in the first
World War. Surviving are Mrs. M. S.
Tractor News
We have a large stock of
CULTIVATORS TANDEM DISC HARROWS
PLOUGHS SWEEP RAKES
and MOWERS
SUITABLE FOR OPERATION WITH FORD
and FORD-FERGUSON TRACTORS
Huron Motors
Wingham A. D. MacWilliam 'Phone 237
FOR SALE—Fordson Tractor, good
running condition. 'Phone 608r13.
FOR' SALE—Jersey Cow with Calf,
Joseph Snyder, 'Wingham Junction,
telephone 636r32.
FOR SALE—Quantity of Irish Cobb-
ler and Katandin Potatoes, suitable
for seed. Archie Gray, Bluevale,
Wroxeter phone, 16r3,
FOR SALF.-1932 Chevrolet Coupe,
recently overhauled. Cheap for
quick sale. 'Phone 636r2.
'OR SALE—In village of Blyth,
Frame Dwelling in good repair; 7
norIUS and bath. hardwood floors,
built-in cupboards, good basement,
hard and sit water; all kinds of •
small fruits and barn. Apply Mrs,
Clarence Rath, Itelgrave. 'Phone
630r22, Winnham.
OR SALE—Two Sows. not bred,
nod length. 8 nt-ntits, about 200
Alnply A. Evans. Wroxeter.
SALE—S: slid Round Verandah
Posts, cheap. Mrs. J. W. McKib-
inan, 'phone 107 Centre
'OR SALE—Fnq A Motor and.
Parts. Call at Ulmot Moores,
near Cemetery.
OR SALE—Katandin Potatoes, fit
for seed. $1.00 a bag at the farm.
Jns. 'Dunbar. Belgrave,
'OR RENT—Electric Moth Sprayer.
50c per day, spray solution extra.
Apply at Kerr's (I.D.A.) Drug Store
Telephone 18, 1,Vingliatri.
FOR SALE The following new
Cockshutt Machinery for immediate.
delivery: Drag Harrows, two-sec-
tion heavy lever Harrows,. six-foot
power Cultivator; also new 8A Mow-
ers 5, 6 and 7 foot sizes. We have
tractor Tires and rims in stock, and
are equipped to load tires with Cal-
cium .Chloride solution, If you have
hydro installed See us about Elec-
tric Washers, Separators, Milking
Machines, etc., John Instead
Son, Phone 455C
PERSONALITY BEAUTY SHOP
specializes in all types of Perman-
ents. Machine, Machineless and
Cold, also Shampooing, Finger Wav-
ing and Ogilvie Sisters Scalp Treat-
ments. 'Phone 33 for appointment.
STARTED COCKERELS, PULL-
ets, non-sexed, many breeds and •
cross breeds to choose from 3, 4, 6,1
6, 7, 8, 9 and 10 week old at bar-
gain prices while they last. Also
day old cockerels, pullets and non-
sexed chicks, turkey poults, immedi-
ate delivery, A sample of the bar-
gains: 6 week old Light Sussex. X
New Hampshires, New Hampshires,
Light Sussex Cockerels 36.95, non-
sexed 43.95, pullets 58.95. Send for
complete bargain price list and cat-
alonue, Tweddle Chick Hatcheries
Limited. Fergus, Ontario.
WANTED—Waitress, full time pos-1
itinn. Apply Queen Grill.
WANTED—Progressive Drug, Cigar
or Gift Store to install a lively lend-
iruz library, No investment requir-
ed,- We supply books on 'a rental
basis and keep library fresh by
monthly exchanges. For full partic-
ulars write to Shay's- Libraries, 333
High Park Ave., Toronto 9.
CARD OF THANKS
Mrs Peter McEwan of Ifluevale. on
behalf of her husband, Peter Metwan
-and brother, Dougail Strachan wishes
to thank the Doctors and Staff of the
Winnharn General Hospital for their
kindness to them while they were
patients there. -• .•••
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to take this opportunity to
thank Dr, J. A. Pox, relatives, friends
and neighbours who remembered me
in so many different ways during my
recent illness. Mrs. TOhn
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to take . this opportunity of
thanking our neighbours and friends
far their many acts of kindness and
help, also expressions (14 sympathy
during our recent illness and bereave-
Ment. Emma and James Hardie.
PAGE POUR THE WINGI-1A1V1 ADVANCE-TIMES
Wednesday, May 11, 1949
Mrs. William Twamley
After several months illness, death
came suddenly in Alexandra Hospital,
Goderich, on Thursday, May 5th, to
Mary Cameron, wife of the late Wil-
liam Twamley, in her 82nd. year. She
was the daughter of the late John
Cameron and Margaret McCuaig of
Wingham.
She leaves to mourn her loss, one
son, Thomas, at home, on the 10th'
,con. of Ashfield, also three sisters,
!Mrs. Margaret Jackson, MrS.' Agnes
Carrie of Wingham, Rebecca Canter-
on;" Toronto. Two daughters, Violet
and Ella (Mrs. Earl Begley) prede-
ceased her.
Funeral services were held at Hac-
kett's United Church, on Saturday,
May 7th. Rev. C. B. Woolley officiat-
ed and Rev. G. G. Howse of Gorrie
assisted. Interment in Greenhill ceme-
tery, Lucknow.
Pallbearers were Albert Alton, Roy
Alton, Elmer Alton, T. A, Cameron,
Adam Johnston, Wilfred Hackett,
Miss Ann Eliza Mathers
Miss Ann Eliza Mathers passed
away at her home on Sunday after-
noon. She had suffered a heart attack
on Tuesday which was followed by a
stroke of paralysis from which she
did not rally. Miss Mathers was born
on the 1st. line of Morris township,
daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Mathers, pioneer settlers in the
district and had continued to live
there until five years ago, when along
with two sisters moved into the vil
lage. She attended public school at
Browntown and was a member of
Ebenezer United Church.
She is survived by one brother,
Henry Mathers of Morris Township,
and four sisters, Miss Jane and Miss
Adeline Mathers, Bluevale, Mrs. Fred
Hooper (Rebecca) and her twin sister,
(Susan), Mrs. Henry Owens of Wel-
wyn,- Sask. Three brothers, John,
Thomas and 'George predeceased her.
The funeral was held from her late
residence, Bruevale, on Tuesday after-
noon, conducted by Rev. J. A. Burden.
Interment took place in the Bluevale
cemetery.
The pallbearers were; Carl John-
ston, Harvey Robertson, Fred Church-
ill, Charles F. Johnston, Stewart Mc-
Lennan and George Fell.
James C. Purdon Passes
Mr. James C. Purdon, life long resi-
dent of West Wawanosh, passed away
on Monday evening after' a few .days
illness from pneumonia, in Wingham,
General Hospital. He was a son of
the late Mr. and Mrs. Robert Purdon.
'His wife, the former Jennie Stein, pre-
i.deceased him about three years ago.
,They had three sons, Harris and Wil-
liam of W. Wawanosh, and Elmer of
tWinghani. one daughter, Jean. Mrs.
Calvin Robinson of Belgrave, and four
grandchildren, also three brothers,
)Robert Henry in Saskatchewan, A. E.
;Purdon, Lucknow„ William Purdon of
rWhitechurch, and one sister, Myrtle,
Mrs. William Dawson of Kinloss, sur-
vive. Mr. Purdon was well-known in
this district, and had been Road Sup-
erintendent of West Wawanosh for
"many years. He was a member ,of
Whitechurch Presbyterian Church, and
his pastor, Rev. W. S. Sutherland, will
have charge of the funeral services on
Thursday. Interment in Wingham
cemetery.
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CLASSIFIED ADS.
ANNOUNCING—We are agents for
Britishk-nit Woollen Wear f o r
every member of the family. Made
to order and made-to-measure.
Yemen's, Wingham,, Phone 279. '
BARN FOR SALE — 40x60 Frame
Barn in good condition, cheap for
cash. Apply to Hugh Rinn, Bel-
grave, or W. R. Paterson, 462 Wel-
lington St., London.
CHARTS FOUNDATION Garment
Co., trained Corsetierre for Wing-
ham and surrounding districts. If
you need a new garment, any size
or type of figure at reasonble prices.
Mrs. Wrn. Kennedy, Phone 509W„
Corner Patrick and Minnie St.
FOR MAY CHICK DELIVERY,
we're boOkitL May ,.)rders. These
pullets (Kitchener Big-4 of course)
will catch you fall markets, and
these markets look pretty good and
c‘n-tain. Don't put off. See or write
us fur particulars and prices, save
time by ordering through Wilbur
Hogg, RR 4. \\Ingham.
FOR RENT-100 acres of Grassland.
Apply Mrs. Tla-ls. Finlean. R.R. 2,
Lucknow, Ont., E Lot 26, Con. 9,
West Wawanosh.
FOR SALE: Floral Drapes, almost
new, lovely colors on I'.,ht yellow
baeknround, 1 pr. 2ta
lime, 1 pr. 2 yds. 7"; 1 pr. 31", all
36" wide. Plinne 93w.
FOR SALE—Twn-wheel Trailer, Ap-
ply Geor.;-e Casentore, nhone 602r3.
FOR SALE — 1925 lInds:in-Essex
C,,ach. *IAA tires. 2 new, in good
running etinditinn. Priet:l for quick
sale. \V, J. Gallaher, Cnerrie, phone
Wroxeter 23r12.
FOR SALE—Senator Dunlop Straw-
berry Plants, Katandin au„d Green
Mountain Potatoes, grown 'linen reg-
istered seta. M. Donk, LaNver
Winnham, Pnove 632r12.
FOR SALE--Wu 'l or Coal Range,
warming closet and reservoir, in
good condition. Apply Albert Rin-
Sizuter
.FOR SALE—.Fnur-room Bungalow,
concrete block machinery and two
river lots comprising approximately
1 acre of ground, and other build-
ings located in 'Xingham. Will sell
as a whole of separately. Interested
parties contact Fisher &.Myers, Box
92, Wingham, or Phone 411 for fur-
ther particulars.
roR SALE. Model A Coupe, good
tires. Apply Keith Dunbar, nn the
hinbway opposite 1st Line Morris,
FOR SALE—Portable. Typewriter in
Al condition. Apply Adair Trans-
port, Wined:ant.
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;smith
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pianis t.
CHRIST.,.,i,1rs.EN,
i : led by Mr. Evan Hedley of ' Brant-
! 'ford, executive secretary of "'Youth
1 ;for Christ" with Mrs. Muriel 'Whil-
opened with a lovely song service
some coming a distance of one
two hundred people gathered from
denomination represented. The meet-
ing
Saturday night, when approximately
Rally was held id Clinton town hall on
Clinton and surrouniling districts,
hun-
dred and sixty miles with almost every
A very successful 'Youth for Christ'
RALLY IN CLINTON
on
Hedley rendered two beautiful solos.
!Ministers from several denominations
;took active part thlbughout the even-
ing.
Impressive pictures were shown of
:poverty stricken China, showing the
!work of "Youth for Christ" in that
pawl followed by a vocal ! number by
;Mrs. Ryon Hedley entitled "Perish-
orig."
The Executive committee was then
chosen to carry on the work in this
`district. ' Those on the executive arc
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• iRev. G. W. H. Medley, (ioderich, Mrs.
Geo. R. Haines, Blyth, Miss Muriel
iWhilsmith, Exeter, Rev. Beech, Grand
Bend, Mr. Clifford Talbot, Bayfield,
,!Mr, McMillen, Bayfield, Mr. Maus-
seati, happen.
Successful In The Huron
County Music Festival
The folh)wing students competed
iin the various classes:—Gwendolyn
!Walsh, Belgrave, and Claire Taylor,
:Walton in Girl's Vocal Solo, (11 year
!and tinder). Claire Taylor, winner of
!the! class, 83 marks, also whiner of
/the Educational Scholarship of $25.00,
!Ian Griffiths, Blyth, and Carl Cunt-.mings, Brussels, in Boy's Vadat Solo,
l(11 year and under) with marks 81
;and 80, Ian Griffiths, eligible for entry
'in the Scholarship Award Class. Iona
Griffiths, Blyth, mark 80%; Shirley
Bradburn, Belgrave, mark 82; and
Lorraine Hanna, Belgrave, mark 79;
!competed in Girl's Vocal Solo (14 year
and under.) Shirley Bradburn, winner
of the class, and eligible for entry in
.the final Scholarship Award, Class.
Russell and Phyllis Fear, Brussels,
,and Marion .Hull and Mary Smith,
'Britssels, in Vocal Duet, (14 year and
touter),. marks 79 and 18. Phyllis
Fear, Brussels and Lorna Barrie, of
I
Blyth, in the Girl's Vocal Solo, 9 yi.,
kand under, Phyllis Pear, .mark 80,
' (second place); 'and Lorna. Barrie,
mark 19, (third place.) The above
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FOR SALE-4-room newly built In-
sul-brick Cottage, water and Hydro;
acre of land. Decorated. For
quick sale. Apply John McKay.
'phone 637r22, Wingham.
FOR SALE— Complete Breakfast
Suite, natural finish, nearly new;
also, Car Radio, 1 year old. Tele-
phone 106.
FOR SALE — McCormick-Deering
Tractor-trailing 2-row Corn Planter
with Fertilizer Attachment and
Power Lift; 2 years old, good as
new. Apply to Warren Zurbrisg,
RR. 1, Gorrie, 'phone Fordwich
33-13.
FOR SALE—Whitewash Equipment
with 2-cylinder high-pressure pumps
and 100 gallon tank, mounted on
trailer; also 1930 Chrysler Car with
reconditioned motor. Apply jos
Dunbar, Belgrave.
FOR SALE—Crushed Stone or Crush
ed Gravel, Cement Gravel, dirt for
fill, also top soil. Phone 353J.
HELP WANTED—A woman for
housework, middle age preferred.
Two adults. Apply Mrs. Isabella
Henderson, Water St., Wingham.
LADY WISHES WORK, a Practi-
cal Nurse. Apply Advance-Times.
MEN WANTED—Labourers. Apply
at Central Mortgage Housing Unit,
Wingham.
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