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THE
STERLING TRUSTS
CORPORATION
372 Bay Street, Toronto 1
38 years in Business
in his garden. Mr. W. F. Vanstone
has commenced work on his new house
on John St.
Town. Directory—Council, Mayor,
Thos. Gregory, Reeve, Dr, A. J. Ir-
win; Councillors, Geo. Spolton, J, W.
McKibbon, H. B. Elliott, Wm, Bone,
Dr, R. C. Redmond, V. P., VanNor-
man.
High. School Board—W, F, Van-
Stone, J. A. Morton, John Wilson,
C. P. Smith, W. J. Howson, J, A.
MacLean, Frank Buchanan, Public
School Board, Alex Ross, FL E, Is-
ard, G, C. Manners, A, E, Lloyd, W.
D. Pringle, Wm. Moore, Theo Hall,
C. N. Griffin.
Died—At his residence on Frances
St., Ira C. Parker, in his 33rd. year.
Howick—Married, at the home of
the bride's parents, by Rev, W. John-
ston, Mr, Harvey S. Snarling to Chris-
tina, youngest daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Johnston of Fordwich.
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TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO
At the regular Council meeting, the
assessment roll for Wingham, was
returned amounting to $1,146,535.
Population of the town 2421,
The hospital staff held a shower at
the home of Dr. Calder, at which
many flower containers were received
for use in the hospital. Mr. Norman
Butcher of the Bank of Commerce has
been transferred to Dundalk and is
succeeded here by Mr. M. C. Bridge
of Lucknow. A. number -of young
people gathered at the home of Mrs.
Ed. Jenkins and presented Miss Edith
Jenkins, with a miscellaneous show-
er, prior to her marriage to Mr. Robt.
Powell. A marriage of interest to many
in this Community was solemnized in
Livingstone Methodist Church, Ham-
ilton, when Dorothy Fenton, became
the bride of Rev. Wesley J. Moores
of Belgrave. Mrs. Moores was former-
ly a Deaconess in a Toronto Church.
Mr, and Mrs. Chester Hogg. have re-
turned to Oakland, Calif., after visit-
ing friends in town. After sixteen
year? absence, one thing which amaz-
ed Chester was the number of autos
that lined both sides of Josephine St.,
on Saturday night.
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REMINISCINfi
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FORTY YEARS AGO
The line of the North Huron Tele-
phone Co. from Wingham to St. Aug-
ustine was completed last week and
workmen are busy building lines on
different concessions. The number of
subscribers on the North Huron lines
should be nearly one hundred before
winter. Annual Thanksgiving services
were held in St. Paul's Church, the
rector, Rev. C. E. Jenkins, taking both
services. The choir was led by Mr.
W. H. Willis. Offerings for the day
were $135.00. A largely attended sup
per was held on Monday evening.
Wingham is truly in the fruit belt
; this week, Mr. John Quirk picked
'several baskets of peaches from a tree
ed resident has passed away in the
person of Mrs. Wm. Wray.
Bluevale—Mr. L. 0. Duff of Wel-
land, visited his mother, who is in
poor health. Mr. F. Black brought a
car toad of cattle from Toronto,
Helens—Mr, Lorne Woods has
gone to Sparta to spend three weeks
in the apple business. Miss Lila Hum-
phrey visited with her aunt, Mrs. Fox
at Whitechurel*t, * *
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
The following were elected to have
charge of the new Badminton Club:—
H, S, Hetherington, Jim Thompson,
J, H. Crawford, Jack Mason, Mrs. 0.
Thompson, Mrs. W, H, Colborne. A
public meeting of the Huron County
Temperance Federation was held in
Clinton to discover with certainty
whether the Canada Temperance Act
was still suspended. Mr, A. E, Lloyd
and Mr. Frank Howson attended from
Wingham, The Legion are again pre-
senting their play "The Tide" and
have secured Cameron Geddes of
Dumbell Show fame to sing for them.
On Thursday Walter Lockridge was
operated on for appendicitis in the
hospital here. Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Crawford and Miss Agnes MacLean
attended the World Series ball game
in Detroit.
Belmore—The members of the Wo-
men's Missionary Society motored to
Wingham and held their meeting at
the home of Mrs. Wm. Mundell,
Bluevale—Mr. and Mrs. H. F,
Berry of Brucefield, visited with Mr.
and Mrs. A. D. Smith. Mr. Alex
Moffatt is a patient in IGuelt3h Hospi-
tal.
Whitechurch—Mr, and Mrs. Hetcor
MacKay held a reception in honor
of the bride and groom. Mr. and Mrs.
Angus MacKay who, after six months'
stay in Toronto, will do deputation
work for the Presbyterian Missionary
Society. Mr. Gibson Gillespie is busy
widening culverts, he commenced the
one at John Terries last week.
Gorrie---A St. Stephen's Church
Club was organized with Pres., Miss
ivy Lawrence, Sec,, Harold King;
Treas., Miss Blythe Underwood. First
meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Taylor.
I.O.D.E. Ballet School
The Maple Leaf Chapter I.O.D.E.,
Goderich, is willing to sponsor a danc-
ing teacher from the Volkoff Canadian
Ballet School, Toronto, if a sufficient
number of pupils are interested. Class-
es arranged for both children and
adults. Enroll now and gets.a good
Wednesclay, October 12, 1949
Wingham Branch: G. C. Gammage, Manager
foundation in a rapidly growing Art in
Canada. Anyone interested can com-
municate with Miss Josie Saunders,
Goderich 316, or Mrs. H. M. Ford
tel. no. 268J.
Start Goderich Arena
Sod turning for the new Goderich
artificial ice arena took place at the
Agricultural Park on September 29th.
Grading operations started at once.
It is believed the new building will be
completed with artificial ice and ready
for use Dec, 24th. Cost is estimated
at $146,000.
FORDWICH
Dr. and Mrs. C. Thomas and Miss
Ann, of Middleport, New York, spent
a few days here last week.
Medical Doctor Located Here
Dr. Ford of Peterborough, is locat-
ing in Fordwich. He, with Mrs. Ford
and their three children will reside
in Mr. Anson Demerling's home at the
garage, while Mr. Demerling has
moved to the new home which he
erected last summer.
The Fordwich sideroad north has
been under construction for some
time.
The Sectional Meeting of the Wo-
men's Missionary Society is to be
held in the United Church on Friday,
October 14th. Miss Margaret Scrim-
geour, Trinidad and Miss Annie Bish-
op, Representative of the Dominion
Board, who is in charge of Relief
Work in Europe, will be. special
speakers, Ladies of the Fordwich
Church will serve dinner.
GORRIE
Mir. and Mrs. John Metcalfe of
Glamis, Mr. and Mrs: Harry Metcalfe
and Gladys, and. Mrs. Parker of Pais-
ley, were recent visitors with Misses
Emily and Beatrice Potter.
Mr. and Mrs. David Brown of Can-
field, spent a week visiting with the
Thornton 'families,
Mrs. Flora Litt of Marmora, spent
a few clays of last week visiting with
old friends here.
A large nutnber from this vicinity
were at the Teeswater Fair on Wed-
nesday last.
Clorrie Club Wins First
The "Sleepy Time Sewers" from
Gorrie, competed in the Inter-County
Junior Club competitions at the Tees-
water Fall Pair on Wednesday and
won first prize ($12.00), for their dem-
onstration and first prize $9.00) for
their display of work. Congratulations!
This club was sponsored by the Gor-
tie Women's Institute,
Born—In Wingham General lios,-
pital, on. Friday, Sept, 80th, to Mr,
and Mrs. Gordon Louttit, a daughter.
Congratulations and best wishes to
Edgar Dane and his bride, the former
Eleanore Taylor, of l3elgravc, who
were married in Clinton, on Saturday,
October 1st.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wade spent
the Thanksgiving week-end with rel-
atives in Toronto,
Mrs. Thabelle EartigdY of Fergus, is
spending some time at the home of
' Mrs. Etta Pyke.
• Tag Day For Blind Successful
The Howick Lions Club sponsored
a Tag Day for the Blind on Saturday,
October 2nd., the day of the Howick
Fall Fair. The sum of $57.04 was rais-
ed in Gorrie, $21.6; in Wroxeter, and
$12.37 in Fordwich, making a total
of $91.05 for this worthy cause.