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Lott - Scott—Tbe marriage of Miss Mrs, Walter Lott of Whitechurch,
Wilma Scott, daughter of Mr. and was solemnized at the Manse, Bras-
Mrs. Wm. Scott of Teeswater, to Mr. sels, on Saturday, May 5th, by Res.,
Wesley Lott, second , son of Mr. and Mr, Moore.
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DO YOU KNOW
about
TRAVEL RATION
REGULATIONS?
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It saves time and trouble when
you familiarize yourself with thee
regulations regarding travel to
the United States before you
set out on your trip. Here are
the facts:
1. The allowance for pleasure
travel during the current
ration period of November
16th, 1948, to November
15th, 1949, is $150 U.S. per
person ($100 in the case of
children under 11 years
old).
2.A Form H permit, obtain.
able at any bank, is re-
quired to take out of Can-
ada amounts ezteeeding $10
U.S. or $25 U.S, and Cana-
dian funds.
3, Special allowances are
granted for strictly busi-
ness travel where your ap-
plication la certified by
your employer.
4. Applications for larger
amounts' of U.S.. funds for
travel for health or aduea.
Urinal purposes, may be
made on spacial Eorrtis ob•
tamable at your bank.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE CONTROL SOAR
OTTAWA FEt5.12
$
Thos, ,Candrett. Mrs. W. Brandon .of
Bayfield, is spending a few days with.
her brother, J. T.. Brydges. Mr, and.
Mrs, T., Fairservice of Hullett, spent
Sunday with Mrs, Vancamp. Mr, and
Mrs. Alex Stewart of London, .spent
Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, J. L, Stew-
arts
Clark - Casemore---A p'retty wed,.
ding took place. in Springfield, Ohio,
on Monday, May 5th, 1924, in the
Methodist Parsonage, when gable
Mayo Casemorei only daughter of Mr.
J. J. Casemore, of Wingharn, was up,
itcd in marriage to Mr, P. W. Clark
of Springfield, by the Rev, Mr. Moon,
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FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
Bowling Club Elect Officers—The
annual meeting of the Wingham
Bowling Club was held in the Court-
eil 'Chamber on Tuesday evening and
the following officers were elected for
1934—Hon. Pres., W. A. Miller, Pres.,
A. d, Crawford; Vice Pres,, A, Tar
lor; Sec.-Treas„ W. B. McCool; Mem-
ber Com., A. T. Wilson, W. W, Arm-
strong; Grounds Com., W. A. Miller,
D. Rae, E. R. Harrison, Er, B. Porter,
H. L. Shenbondy; Tour Corn., W. A,
Miller, J. Mason, 0. Thompson, H. C,
MacLean, H, L. Sherbondy; Jit. Com.,
J. A. Wilson, G. L. Baker, J. Mason,
C. 13, Armitage, W, H. French, G,
Williams; Exec. Corn.," J. 0, 'Hab-
kirk, G. H. Ross, Rev, J. Pollock; En-
ter. Com., Mayor J. W. Hanna, W. H,
Willis, A. J. Walker, J. H. Crawford,
Capt. W. J. Adams, C. P. Smith, Geo,
Williams; Auditors, 0. Tho'hipson and
G. Smith,
Gorrie—Mr. and Mrs. H. 'Cooke,
Mr, Turley, Mrs. Hamilton and Hec-
tor, spent Sunday in Clinton. Mr. and
Mrs. John Ellingsen of Mitchell were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cloy Staf-
ford on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. George
Anger and family moved to Wroxeter
on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Close
of Grey, were Sunday guests of the
latter's sister and husband, Mr. and
Mrs. Cameron Edgar. Mr. and Mrs.
Thos. Cameron, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Johnston and baby, spent the week-
end with Mr. and Mrs. Steve King.
Wroxeter—Mr. and Mrs. John
Smith, Mrs. Gavin Muir, Mr. Carl
Smith and Mr. Stuart Higgins spent
the week-end in Strathroy. Mr. and
Mrs. D. S. MacNaughtdn and John,
were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
5. H. Wade, Fordwich; Mr. and Mrs.
A, J. Hooper were Sunday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. George Mee, Fordwich;
Mr. and Mrs. G. A., Wearring and
little daughters were Sunday guests
of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Gibson, Ford-
wich, Mr, and Mrs. Harry Town and
family of Wingham, spent -Sunday
with the formtr's father, Mr. Geo.
Town.
Timm - Stocks—Married in Lis-
towel, on May 2nd., by the Rev, 'Mac-
Pherson, Daisy, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Robt Stocks, to Harvey, eldest
son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Timm.
They will reside on. Ann Street, Wrox-
eter.
Whitechurch—Mr. and /yip. Elmer
Tiffin of Wingharn, moxed back to
their farm for the summer, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Kennedy spent
Sunday at Auburn. Mrs. Bert Reed,
Mrs. Thos. Gaunt, Mrs. Wightman,
Mrs. Gibson Gillespie and Mrs. Chas.
Gillespie, took in the W.M.S. Pres-
byterial at Clinton on Teusday. Mr.
and Mrs. David Farrier spent a few
days last week in Huron Township.
Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Scholtz and son
are moving this week to their new
home, east of the village.
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BANK CREDIT 011 the driving gears of production,
industry and commerce. It helps to produce the goods
and provide the services and jobs which mark the
Canadian way of life. 1,
"Money in the bank" is the foundation of credit.
You and some seven million other depositors have
nearly..seven billion dollars in the chartered banks.
10'
To pay for work done, goods produced, bought and
sold, Canadians issue every month — upwards of
six billion dollars in, cheques.
Cashing these cheques, making loans, discounting
notes many different ways your bank keeps money
and credit movinethrough all the channels of trade o. and opportunity like oil in the machinery.
This whole vast, private, competitive, efficient process is
made possible by your "money in the bank" —and
by the experience and skill and integrity of the
mien and women on Canadian bank staffs.
Going to your bank Is not
Ilk. having to deal with a state
huroau—hid that's how ft would
b. under slate monopoly.
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AT SAUBLE BEACH
Eighteen miles west of Owen
Sound, by highWay No.' 6, is
Sauble Beach-5 miles of safe,
cleat' sand, plus variety of holi-
day recreation. It's a grand site
for your family vacation !Glorious
sandy beach for the youngsters—
golf, fishing and bowling for dad
—Sauble Clipper cruises on Lake
Huron for mum—dancing, tennis
and horseback riding for the
'teen agers, Write the Board of
Trade, Sauble Beach, for details.
You'll meet many -U.S. visitors ...
"LET'S MAKE THEM
WANT TO COME BACK!"
WINGHAM ADVANCE-TalgS
Logue and Elmer Moore attended the
organization meeting- at Teeswater on.
Thursday to help start on its career
a new league known as the "Big 3
League," and composed of Harriston,
Walkerton, Teeswater and the Wes-
tern Foundry nine of Wingliarn. Dele-
gate's were present from =each town
represented and the following officers
were elected:—Pres., N. L, Schaub,
Harriston; Vice-.Pres, Paddy Logue,
Wingham; Sec,-Treas., Geo, C, Col-
vin, Teeswater; Ex0e„ Schaub, Smith,
Green, Colvin and Moore.
Town Directory—High S c h o ol.
Board: W. F. VanStone (chairman),
5, A. Morton, John Wilson, C. P.
Smith, W. J. Howson, J A, MacLean,,
Prank Buchanan, Dudley Holmes,
Sec., A. Cosens, TreaSurer,
Read - Powell—The marriage took
pine' recently at Christ Church, Win-
nipeg, with Rev. Sidney Chambers of-
ficiating, of Sydney Read of Regina,
and Miss Effie Powell, of Wroxeter,
Ont.
The Quarterly Board of the Wrox-
eter Methodist Church Circuit met at
Salem on Monday of last week with
the following members present: Wm.
Lowery, Thompson H. Neil; D. L,
Weir, Thos, Bolt, J, Higgins, Thos,
Walker, J. Brethauer, W. C. Hazel-
wood and Rev. Mr. Russell in the
chair, Chas, Edgar has sold his farm
on the 11th. con. Howick, for $3,3000,
the front fifty acres to Chas. Irwin,
arid the rear fifty acres to Jacob Krul-
ler, both of Howick.
Bluevale—W. J. Duff has returned
to Blnevale from Toronto. Mr. and
Mrs, Anderson were in Lakelet over
Sunday 'and Mrs. Anderson's mother,
Mrs, Dixon, returned with them on
Monday. The boys of Wingham Jun-
ction had a game of baseball with
Bluevale on the 8th, the score being
9 to 1 in favour of the Junction. The
return game will be played in Win.
Maxwell's field on Friday evening of,
this week with Mr. Chas. Elliott as
umpire. * .* *
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO
Allen - Sproat—The marriage took
place on Wednesday, April 23rd,, in
Deer Park Presbyterian Church, Tor-
onto, of Agnes H„ only daughter of
Mr. Wm. Sproat of Kippen, to John
A. Allen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Allen, of Wingham, by the Rev. Dr.
Henry,
Play at Donnybrook—A play en-
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titled "Miss Topsy Turvey" will be
given in Donnybrook School on Fri-
day evening, May 9th. The cast will
be: Miss Topsy Turvey, Miss Olive
Jefferson; Miss• Spriggs: Miss Nettie
Ringler; Mrs. Clarendon, Mrs. Craig;
May 'Golden, Miss Stella James;
Frank Golden, Telford. Nixon; Lloyd
Clarendon, Charles Robinson; Deacon
Jones, John Thompson; Ned, Charles
Jefferson.
Organize For Lacrosse—At a well-
attended meeting held in the town
clerk's office on Tuesday evening, it
was definitely decided to enter a ,earn
in the Intermediate series. ,The offi-
cers. for the coming season were elec-
ted as follows; Hon. Pres., Mayor W.
H. Willis Hon. Vice-Pres., Reeve
W. McKibbon; Pres., J. W. Hanna;
1st. Vice-Pres„ W. Brawley; 2nd.
Vice-Pres., J. H. McKay; Sec., W. B.
s McCool; Treas., Alf. Lockridge; Man-
ager, W. H. Gurney; Entertainment
Corn., W. VanWyck, A. M. Forbes,
Hyde Parker, Geo. Fryfogle, Roy.
Manuel. Wingliam is in group No. 5,
comprising some of their old rivals,
Seaforth, Mitchell, Stratford, Clinton
and Wingham.
Belmore—Sunday visitors in the
village were: Mr. and Mrs. William
Mundell, Miss Irene Mundell and
Mrs, Malcolm at Peter Hackney's;
Mr. Campbell and sisters of Rivers-
dale and Miss Alice Metcalfe at Geo.
Herd's; Miss Blanche Irwin, of Wing-
ham and Mr. Robert McKague at
Win, Irwin's; Messrs. Wm. and Harry
Merkley at tthe home of J. R. Doug-
las; Mrs. McNeil visited with her sis-
ter at Teeswater last week.
Belgrave—Mr. C. Pentland spent a
few days last week with his parents,
Rev. and Mrs. Pentland of Ravens-
wood. Miss Aleatha Hopper of Wing-
ham, visited with Misses Jean and
Annie Geddes this week. George Jor-
dan has bought another horse and Mr.
Sam Jordan delivered a 'horse in Sea-
forth to a buyer last week, Miss
Gladys and Morley Jordan spent Sun-
day at their home. Mr. Frank Sturdy
has bought the chopping mill from
Mr. Alex. Mowbray.
East Wavvattosh--Mr, and Mrs. 5.
D. Betcroft motored to Seaforth on
Tuesday. MeSsrs. Wilfred Reid and
J. 11err were at Mr, Harvey Black's
On the 6th con. of East Wawanosh,
on Saturday, valuing animals worried
by doge on Friday night, Mrs. Thomp-
son and daughter, ,Miss Rebecca
Thompson of St. Augustine, spent
Sunday at the home of Mt. and Mrs.
Thos. Robinson.
tilgrave--There have been some
changes in property hi the village, Mr.
John Coulter having sold the property
he bought from the Geo, Procter EG'-.
tate to Mrs. C. Wheeler and he then
Purchased the property oWtted by Mr,