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A spe'citti service in ail of the Home
League will be held at the Salvation
Army Hall at eight o'clock, Friday,
February 9th. Two motion pictures.
will be shown, "That's How It Hap-
pened", and "The Man Who Forgot
God", Silver collection. 317b
HOT TEAM HERE
SATURDAY NIGHT
Hockey fans in Wingham are in
for a treat on Saturday night, when
the Stainton Spitfires will take on
the famous Kitchener Junior "B"
sextette. The Kitchener outfit is
coached by Lloyd Gross, a veteran
professional player himself, who led
his team to the O.H.A. Junior la"
Championship five years ago. The
Kitchener Club is the one with which
Goalie J a e Siemon performed
before joining the Wingham team.
At present Kitchener leads its group
composed of Fergus-Guelph Combin-
es, Stratford, Guelph and Waterloo,
There's bound to ;be action in the
Wingham Arena Saturday night, so
you'd better be on hand.
Dance. at -Bluevale
A dance will be held in the Coin-.
munity hall, Bluevale, on Friday ev-
ening., Feb. 2nd., tu the music Wil-
bee's Orheestra. Proceeds for the
Athletic Fetid. 31*
BRIDGE CLUB
There were 81ii tables in the play
at the Wingham Bridge Clith on
Thursday evening of last week.
The results are as follows:
North & South-1st., Mrs. H.
Campbell, Mrs. R. R. Hobden; 2nd.,
Mrs. R. S. Hetherington, 0. Hasel-
grove; 3rd., Miss C. Isbister, W. H.
French,
East & West-1st., Mrs. H. C.
MacLean, W. Mayor; 2nd., J. H.
Crawford, Geo, Williams; 3rd,, Mrs.
A. R. DuVal, Mrs. G. MacKay.
EUCHRE PARTY
! A ttroareseive 'eeenre sponsored by'
the Blame ale W.1., will he held in tilt
Cstumunits Hall on NVisluestlay,
hruma 7th. 01,1 tam, &W,',' will fOi.
low. Admission 25c, Ladies plea,t
bring lunch.
Dancing at the Royal T
You are Weleotne at the Royal T
on Saturday night for your dancing
pleasure from 930 to 12. Music by
Jack Henderson's Orchestra.
CARD PARTY
Valli party sponsored by the Cath-
olic Women's League', Fifth of winter
series, 'Tuesday . evening, Feb. nth
• 1.1meli sHe.ed. Good
With which is .anrialgannated the Gorrie Vidette and Wroxeter News
Subscription $2.00 per year, 6c per copy W1NGHAM, ONTARIO, WERNESDAY, JANUARY 31, 1951
Vol. 76 - o.
KINSMEN HOSTS
TO LIONS CLUB
Food Handlers' Course Held in Town Hall
1
Yokima, Wash., (Special) Mem-
..-4.,,,iser saaafa, the. ePrincess,,P,atricia',se Can-.
'4 ail Eight Infantry Anti-tank pla-
toon are firing their 17-pound tank-
killers at this U. S. Army firing cen-
tre. The, men are being brought out in Flesherton 3 plus 12; Consolation,
J Howard Fergus. ,groups of approximate 20 from the ' '
'original camp at Fort Lewis for their Following were the final . results,
9 o'clock draw, 1st, game, W, Mc-
:specialized training, .Each man is be- Donald, Kincardine 15, A. J. McNab,
Mg trained to handle each or any pos-
ition on the weapon.
According to Platoon Commander
.1.ieutenant William Sterling, 25, of
'Winnipeg, Manitoba, they're doing
•1 ' :Sine work.
The anti-tank range is situated in
the middle of a valley surrounded by
:peaks of the Cascade fountain
Range.
One of the members of the Anti-
tank platoon is • Private Kenneth
Redmond. 20, of Wingham, Ont. He
is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Red-
:mond, Wingham.
'ENTERTAINS PARENTS
WINfillAM BOY FIRING
PN U. S. GUN RANGE
IRLS' BOYS' BAND
son 'Tiverton 6, M. Rae. Wingham
H. Lang-don Clifford 8, F. Fox Goder-
ich 6, B. Shewfelt-Kincardine 16, R.
Roney, Wiarton 7, W, Johnson,
Southampton 11, C. Grant Walkerton
Goderich 3, W. Bain Wingham 10,
M. MacPhail Wingham 7, Left to mourn her pa.ssing is a bro- Second game. Dixon Southampton
tiler, James of East Wawanosh, and 14, Shewfelt, 3, Howard, Fergus 13, three nieces in Lowell, Mich. A bro- a-Morningstar, Forest, 4, Welton Flesh-
ter, Peter, of Lowell, predeceased 'erton 12, I3ain, Wirtgliam 10, Me-
tter two years ago.
of the Knox Presbyterian Church, at
Belgrave. Interested in historical ev-
ents, Miss Anderson was well versed
in the happenings of past years,' hav-
ing kept a written account of the ev-
ents. in the district through her life-
time.
here in her 79th year. A daughter
of the late James and Euphemia An-
derson, deceased was keenly interested
MISS M. ANDERSON
KEEN HISTORIAN
Wingham, Monday. Thirty-eight rinks i Walkerton 5; E. Meadows, Galt, 9,
competed for the War Association of N. Schnurr, Walkerton, 5, R. J. Mar-
Grey and Bruce Police Association rison, Walkerton 9. A. Wilson, Wing-
trophy which was won by a Kincar- ham 7. S. MacKenzie, Walkerton 12,
dine rink entered by W. McDonald, J. R. Rae, Wingatain, 4, H. Dustow,
who had 3 wins plus 22. Belmore, 16, W. Leonard, Durham 3,
Rinks were present from Kincar- C. Renwick, Belmore 13, H. Shenbon-
dine, Walkerton, Paisley, Galt, Wing- fly, Wingliam 12, A, M, Crawford,
ham, Durham, Flesherton, Behnore,
forest, Al len ford, Southampton, Fen:
gus, Tiverton, Goderich,
W fart on.
Winners in the two draws were:
9 o'clock draw W. McDonald, Kin-
cardine 8 plus 22, C. Renwick, Bel-
more, 3 plus 10, E. Meadows, Galt,
2 plus. 12, Consolation ea. 3.. McNab, 113;; CrawfordeeeWalkertonerae.:1\faca
Waliseaton: a"- a es 'Donn ell,' Arreniviek .Wilson Wing-
11 o'clock draw, Trophy winner, ham 6;; Dustow Belmore, 9, gac-
McDonald, Kincardine, 3 plus 22, J. Kenzie, Walkerton, 8, Renwick, Bel-
Carr, Wingham, 3 plus 18, E, Dick- more 8, Morrison, Walkerton 7, Sher-
son, Tiverton 3 plus. 15, B. Welton, ili tontildy7a. Wingham 9, Crawford Wing-
Third game, McDonald Kincardine,
12, Meadows Galt, 6, McNab, Walker-
ton 19, Crawford Walkerton 3, Grant
Paisley 7, Schnurr Walkerton 6, Art
Wilson, Wingham won by default
over McConnell Walkerton, MacKen-
zie, Walkerton 10, Lemon Kincardine,
9, Crawford, Wingham 6, Morrison
Kincardine Rink Winner
t Bruce Police Spie
Walkerton, 4, G. Grant, Paisley, 15,
L. McConnell, Walkerton 5., H. Le-
mon,Kincardine, 11, W. J. Crawford.
which Bandmaster Ernie Seddon and j at c
Mystery Contest Concert
The Howick Lions Club will hold
a second Mystery Contest Concert, in
Gorrie Community Hall on Friday
evening, February
Community,
at 8,15 p.m.
Groups from Fordvvieh, Gorrie and
Wroxeter will present an entirely
new programme. Come and bring
your friends, Admission, adults 80
rents, children 25 cents. 81*
to bring the Band up to standard sangements: The speaker urged that some of
41. tween the ages of 10 and 16 who are done in other communities under the
Grant Walkerton 14, Pritchard Gode-Wawanosh, met at the .horn of Mrs.
Alex Leaver one day last week to rich 5, Carr Wingham 9, Dixon Sou-
thampton 7, cut and piece a crib quilt. The hos-
with Mr. Seddon or any of the . fol- toss served a lovely lunch and soc-,
Rowing committee; Pres, lit. G. Tem- ial time was enjoyed,
plenum; vice-Pres,, Geo,. Scott; see.-
treas., Gil Miller; ,attendance
Mrs, N. Keating, Mrs. W. Bain, Mrs,
W. Congram, Mrs. C. Newman;; local
comm„ Mrs Cr. Hotchkiss,. Mrs. f.
Breckenridge, Mrs. G. Scott, Mrs. D.
Murray. Is
A limited .nrunber of free horns are
tow available.
'Chic 12th line East Wawanosh lad-
therefore decided to request tilt en-
gineering concerti to amend the, plans
and add tlic trickle filter. rt new esti-
mam be drawn up, for a plant
capable of looking after the require-
mina of a population of 3500 people.
ies met on Tuesday afternoon at the the Hockey Club, Hockey Executive SPEC IAL MEETINGS FOR
IE. C. THOMSON NEW -••
BUSINESSMAN HERE
Mr, and Mrs. C, Thomson of
Hanover, moved to town this week,
the former taking charge of the Stew-
art Lome Appliances Store. Mr and
Mrs Thomson have moved into the
apartment at the rear of the store;
Mr. Thomson spent four years in the
during the wart He joined
a refrigeration concern after his dis-
charge and later spent some time in
Chicago taking a course in refriger-
ation. We are pleas'ed to welcome the
newcomers to Wingham,
S. JAS. CAMPBELL
RECEIVES F.R.C.S.
DEGREE IN BRITAIN
YDr, and Mrs. Parker received a
cable from England last Friday with
the news that their son-in-law, Dr.
John Hay, has been successful in ob-
taining his F.R.C.S. degree from the
Royal College of Physicians and Sur-
geons in Edinburgh. Dr. Hay, while
pursuing his post graduate studies
has. been a surgeon of Gwent Hospi-
tal, Newport, Wales. He is the son
with white floor mops, through which of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hay of 'Goders their features could occasionally be Speaking_ before the joint meeting
seen. After a quartershbur of various thef Lions and Kinsmen Clubs at ich and Mrs, Hay is the former Pat-
shenanigans, Kin Clarence Darrow, I the Queen's Hotel here last Friday ricia Parker, excuse us, Bob Clark, got his convic- evening, Dr, E. G. Pleva, of London,
tion and the fine is to be levied against • pointed the way to a satisfactory fu-
Kin Crossett at the itext Kinsmen ture for this community:
t. Andrew's Choir
V. 3.nt, choir Ids remarks contained a great deal of at the Pnitga°nlist, and Mrs. Pym,
lea-
interest to the people of this tom- and or on
h'ursday last, when members of St.
mutiny. iAndrew's Presbyterian choir were en-
roar was.roared,,and,that was enough He, opened. his remarks with the
'fill.' ode -night.- • • statement that Canada has become a ing held in -the church. Winners
-tettained following the anniial.•oneet-
nation of city dwellers and the On-'of contests were Mrs. Vin Ditmer. and
tario wedge, that area which lies be- I Mrs. John ,McKibbon,
tween the Great Lakes is becoming The following officers were elected
increasingly important in the economy for 1951: President, Geo. Henderson;
vice-pres., Mrs. Ross Hamilton; sec.-of the country as a whole, Forces trease' Currie Burchill; press report- are now at work which tend to move Mrs. T.A. Currie; gown mime, the concentration of industry and H L Sherbondy, Miss Frances Miss Muriel Vanderlip, candidate-
elect tinder the Christian Missions (,midditt towne Wii
hie,
Son; Mrs.' 'W. Hammond, Mrs. T, population out: of o fth which \ into the
Incorporated of the Independent Bap-Ving lain A. Currie; social comm., Mrs. Ross
is typical, It' is, for this reason that Hamilton, Mrs. V. Ditmer, Mrs. H.
tilt Mission spoke at both services in these towns must plan for orderly Aitchison, Mrs. N. Pickell, Mrs. A.
the Baptist Church on Sunday. Hastings, Mrs. 1), Fry; purchasing growth over the nes t ten years.
Requirements of Good Town comm a Mrs. W. Ford, Miss A, Wit-
Mrs. K, Leitch; , tousle Speaking of the conditions which imns.'"
are necessary to insert' proper growth e "mitl e :Nit 's F. tiL Mrs' FL L.
of a good community, Dc. Pleva Sluirbcenly, Mrs. N. Pickell, H. V. , en-Pym, Fl. Aitchison, J. P. McKibbon,
umerated room to spread, modern ,
transportation in mid out of the
nection with her work. President community, good schools and tea-
Bruce1,ice. MacLean presided at the ser- chers, nearby markets, good hospital, • FOXTON-McDOUGALL
'. isters and congregations in Huron
A very enjoyable business and soc- rounding centres end a civilized pro- i this "Voice of Temperance" paras
And Crokinole Party
Come and bring your friends to a
euchre and crokinole party on Wed-
nesday, February 7th., in the Mas-
onic Club rooms. The party sponsored
by the .Wroxeter Women's Institute
will feature novelty prizes. Admission
25 cents, Ladies please bring lunch.
31*
gamht exassedi they want the
creation of a san e public opinion in
regard to teinperance If they do then
they will use the euvelopes provided
and send the c,,ntributions to the
treasurer, Mr, Frank -Howson, Wing-
-,Ndv
Hospital Auxiliar
To Meet Friday
The inonthi,y meeting of • thvt La-
1,40s.
phal wAi iu-1,1 in Ven•
Chamb; r nit hriefat l.firrrn i. 1:t.'1).
at three o'cloeti.
WALTER ALLISON
DIES IN WEST
On Friday, Jan. 26th, there passed
,away in the Estevan, Sask. hospital,
'Walter Allison, son of the late Wal-
ter and Isabella Allison, formerly of
.lielgrave, in his 78th year, His wife,
Annie Brandon, predeceased him,
He leaves to mourn his passing one
son, Walter, of Estevan, and one
(laughter, Mrs. Kenneth jelinston
,(Fern), of Regina, Sask., also sever-
al grandchildren. lies, A. Baker,
Windsor, Ont., and. Miss Susie Alli-
son, London, Out., are sisters of the
deceased.
Interment k1as in the Esteem'
'(.cemetery on Tuesday, Jan., nth.
Keen competition featured the sec-
ond annual Grey and Bruce Police
Association Curling Bonspiel held in
si That noise you heard last Friday
night came from the local Lions and
Kinsmen, who held their first inters
club meeting at the Queen's Hotel.
Present were 103. Lions, Kinsmen and
gues t s. Kinsmen President Scott
Reid was in the chair and was as-
sisted, especially during the fine ses-
sion by Lion President Charlie Ros
bens, -----a
11$.-Kin Rosa "Raffles" Hamilton, con-
ducted a lucky draw in which the
first prize, a gold service-club .ring,
was won by Lion Frank 'Madill, and An
presented, There was a yodelling duet deceased had fora number of years
.
by Lions Art Irwin surd ()mar Hasel- resided in Kansas Gay, moving to
„.........
. ence Ritchie, and a Aumber of eons- fined Years,
i1
in 1929. She had been con-
to hospital for the past two t.. , grove, a fashion show by Lion Clar-
Huron County Health Unit sponsored 'persons as well as others from this ; and addresses given rind proper hand- Mg songs led by that lusty song-lead-
IA. Food Handlers' Course at the town district, Ray Gibbon, Chief Sanitary i ling of food waS emphasized in all er and piano player 'Lean'', Lions J ack Surviving are three sisters and one
hall, Wingliam, last Wednesday. ItIors I Inspector, was in charge with William 'publiceating Above is a see- Reavie' an( 1 Harold Victor Pym, brother. places,
sting and afternoon sessions were held 1E:limey, Assistant Sanitary Inspector, !don of the interested group who at-
and were attended by local interested ' assisting. Sound films were shown !tended the course.
• " ' • •
Walkerton 5, J. R. Rae, Wingliam 10, Miss Vanderlip will serve in French
Leonard Durham, 5, Renwick Bel- West Africa in the Nigeria .region and
none 18, Dustow Belmore 4, Mac- expects to sail the latter part of Feb-
A life-long resident of East Wawa- Donnell Allenford 12, sherbondy, ruary. At the Youth Fellowship
Wingham 6. nosh, . Miss Marian Anderson, died i Hour following the evening service
Wednesday in .the General Hospital o'clock d raw w i nners, 1st game, the speaker showed pictures in con-
t.:. G, Dixon Southampton 12, S. Mor-
ningstar, Forest, 2, Welton, Fiesher-
ton 10, O. McClevis, Walkerton '7,
\V. R. Hamilton Wingham 15, J.
Howard Fergus 8, H. Mann Fergus
recreational facilities (3f the proper 4 paa quiet wedding was solemnized at in missionary work, being a Home
in the W.M.S. and a member 11, D. Parks', Walkerton 4, E. Dick- Wroxeter Euchre
kind, good water supply, proper sew- the Presbyterian manse on Wednes- Helper I age disposal, active citizens' groups day of last week at 2.30 when Rev,
ford 7. Dr. E. C. Pleva, n,liose talk is report- University has made an intensive Annual Meeting
A very pleapnt evening teas spent
Durham 7, McNab, Walkerton 5, J.
R. Rae, Wingham 8, McConnell, Wal-
kerton 6; Meadows, Galt, 15; Lemon,
Kincardine 4; Schurr, Walkerton,
meeting. Dr, Pleva, who is head of the De-
Wingliam, 8; 1), McConnell, Allen- Atter the speaker of the evening., pertinent of Geography at Western S
dine, 13. (..;ra.nt, Paisley 5, Leonard calle d for a few reinal" fic" IlaYor jects, including town planning, and
Second game, McDonald, Kincar- ed elsewhere, Km President \Scott study of conservation and allied sub-
Reavie, Bill Conron and George Hen-
derson entertained, with some fine S singing. Then a mock trial was held „,
as Kin Jack Cook instituted proceed- W. J. Campbell, Alkin Hastings,
• ings against Kin Charlie Crossett for Thomas Weir, Victor Casemore and
AFRICAN MISSIONARY
AT BAPTIST SERVICES
Jim Gurney and Editor Barry W en-
ger, of the Advance-Times, both of
whom spoke briefly. Then the Lions
closing song was sting, and the Lions
Clarke presented the evidence and
acted as prosecuting attorney, while
Kin Jim Cameron was the counsel for
defense. All these legal minds were
attired in black gowns and be-wigged
everything from pilfering to perjury.
Presidents Charlie Roberts and Scott
Reid were named judges, Kin Bob
After dinner a three-quarter Lions
and one-quarter Kinsmen quartette
composed of Jack McKibbon, Jack
such as churches, home and school A. Nimmo united in marriage Shirley
of commerce Margaret, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, organizations, chamber
or board of trade, service clubs, Les. l\fcDougall, Wingham. to Wil-
sound municipal government, an in- Ham Edmund (Ted) Foxton, son of
the indiscriminate mixing of indus-
trial and residential properties, will-
ingness to co-operate with the sin-
George Hutchison.
DR, PLEVA OUTLINES
PROGRAM FOR FUTURE
Funeral service was held on Sun-
day afternoon from the R. A. Currie
funeral home. Rev. Alex Nimmo of
the Presbyterian church officiated,
with burial in Wingham cemetery,
The pallbearers were Arnold Bain,
ham. ---
The only attendants 'were Mr. and
Mrs, Ronald Foxton. . -t>
his able assistant, 13ill Elenderso.), Wingliam 13, Shewfelt Kincrairadlirn61.1„ lowing Gurney, expresses 'gratitude for the
letter, ers rather than the opposite, Sc, that
12th LINE
Dickson 12, Mann Fergus 6, Bain .reception. Alf Lockridge, chairman industrialists are now viewing the idea have put forth to make this organiza-
N members are urgently needed
The „f t h e leo, eon. East • Wiarton 9, MacPlatil, Wingham 5, (Gregg.
of the arena committee and Tors, of removal to smaller centres in a
were responsible for the ar• mud' more itIVOrabh, Way.
Rion a success. Wingleon 9, Fox Goderich 7, Loney
strength and all girls and boys be- the civic leaders study what has been
interested are asked to get in touch Planning. Act. Tie also' suggested
that the University of Western On-
tario be asked to make a stir' ey of
the community and prepare a land
use map, which would indicate the
areas in which growth should (hr.
ected for each aspect of the town's
The Geography Department of
the 'University has already privided
this service for more than 20 Western
Ontario towns and would do the same
thing here without charge. Dr, Pleva
thought it possible that such a map
could be prepared this coining sum-
mer,
Concluding his talk, the speaker
emphasized that planning is not a
series of flashy projects. He said it
is simply good management with an
'eye. on the future, Every citizen must
eo-operate- if it to be -completely
euctessfor
Saturday at 2 p.m. from her late re- Walkerton. 9, Parks Walkerton 4, I . evening opened .with a business ses- .
sion 'with D. Miller, town council I WM towns offer to city folk, such as prw.- 1
committee was formed to look after Clifford, 4, Pritchard, 'Goderich 10,
' THANKS LOCAL HOSTS FOR FAMILY REUNION
silence in Bast Wawanosh. Rev. A. 1M,. Rae, Wingham 12, Fox, Goderich HIRED TOWN HALL representative in the chair. A parent 3, Dickson, Tiverton, 12, Langdon, 1 imity of the open country, good ' •
Nimmo, of St. Andrew's Presbyter-
tan Church, Wingham, officiated with schools, g,7md, water, etc. Contrary,'
the interests of the Band, 'after which Loney, Wiarton 6, Carr .Wingharte 13, Apparently the. folks from George- to common conjecture, it was found ' the Band very ably- entertained with burial in Brandmi Cemetery, .13elgrave I ; 'a - 1 - town who were in Wingham for a that the dispersal of the large Manta !
.music which was greatly appreciated Pallbearers were Geo. Lorne ' ' ' ' '' ' ' ,
,
ngliain 2, Howard Fergus hockey game a week ago Saturday
night enjoyed their Tisit, Tice tug , • in the Old Country during the- tear in-
and demonstrated the work and effort Jamieson, Athol Bruce, G.
Gregg',
Pen 11 ' ge n Al Rae Wi
Jack c a um and Ross Anderson, 13. meci evi e W;ilkerton 3,
addressed to mityor ci eased the output of individual work-
G eo rgene,\ ii, UM.,
Mayor W. \V. Gurney.
VVingham, Out.,
Dear Sir:
I have heard so mans enthusiastic
reports on the courtesy extended to
home of Mrs, Roy Pattison, and . . .. and fans on their recent visit to Wing-
by Mrs. Pattison for Overseas Relief, DISCUSSION OF PLANT tire to write and thank you for this
quilted two crib quilts, one donated ham, that I feel it is indeed a pleas-
After a delicious lunch served by the hospitality,
hostess a social time was eii)oyed. Special meetings of the town court- 1 am advised that the Banquet ay-
tit 'were held on Friday and Monday raned by RadiO Station CKNX was . .... ....... ...... ,
FARMERS ATTENTIONI proposed sewage disposal plant kindnesses extended by the arena
Messrs, Stewart and Taylor, of the management And the citizens in gen- A meeting will be held in the Couit Engin e erin g Co., were pre- era', In fact I leave heard so many
cil Chamber oil Tuesday, February 6 se n t on Monday, when alternative good reports that I ant indeed sorry
at 2,80 p.m, to discuss the growing of
corn, A picture entitled "Miracle of
Hybrid Corn" will be shown, A speak-
er front Pfister Hybrids ttd, will be
here to speak anti answer questions,
Everyone is invited., See advertise-
matt on page nine, Howson & How-
son,
plans were examined, It was stated that 'business commitments made it
that if a trickle filter was used, drying impossible for me to attend.
beds would not be requited. It was It is my hope that at some time in
to discuss further tile question of the sincerely appreciated, also the many
the not too distant future I may have
the opportunity of Meeting you and
all the fine people who ,arranged this
visit .atuf made it' shell a suctess.
Yours very truly;
MarrsIdI Cleave,, Mayor
MRS, WILLIAM WOOD
--central ersss caaadian
"Like the old woman who lived
hi the shoe and had so many chil-
dren.she didn't know ,what to do,"
Mr. and Mrs. William Wood of
Beaverton, Ont., with 65 descendants
in all, had to hire the town hall for
their reunion party, Married for
n years, their descendants consist of
seven children, 80 grandchildren
and 14 great-grandchildren
e sc p s ners
Captured Near Bluevale
jell, Ontario. The duties of this of-
ficer include the handling of all phas-
es of Immigration, passport queries the second prize, a box of choco-1 . .
placement of farm labor and skilled kites, by Lion Bob Hobden. ^); meet- 'BURIED SUNDAY factory labor, ironing out of difficul- ' During the early part of the
ties with the Immigrants, etc. Mg the two presidents had a busy „ .
time levying fines while Lion Tail- le death occurred General
All Immig,ration queries within. ,traeksd to a nearby barn and re-as- twister Henry DeVries and Kinsmen Ilospital, Wingham. on Tuesday of i sergeant-at-arms George Shaw hail a Margaret Bellour, widow of the late Huron County should be directed to rested. They were lod,,.,.pl in the :Ali
ttancous te t- '
, t - ‘ James Campbell, in her 76th year. Inspector 11, B. Date, Box 92, Goders :at Wingham psieling riana,val to busier time collecting thsem. Between 1 Born 111 Turnberry Township the ich, Ontario, "feleplione 8078, A list lirartil'I'." ys,
seeking positions is kept rsa,dy for
of desirable farm and nestory workers
reference,
• - •_ YTii,, Wingham district flashed into
the Ontario news picture on Tuesday Immigration Inspector morning, when it. was learned that
Stationed At Goderich three young men who had escaped
from detention at Brampton were be-
With lieved to be on foot in this area. / an eye to the expected influx VanKeoglat, 19, of
-
ofWind-Immigrants, the Department of James •
placed an Immigration Inspector, for Loudon, /apparently
Citizenship and Immigration has sor; ;Edward Goodhraud, 20, of Vine-
motint, and 'Glen Cl l' tar atom 16, of
get-away from the jail. 01 Tuesday
stole a car in
Huron County in the town of 'coder- Brampton, after they had made their
at TIA.M11 as Provinciel •Constaitles
Charles Salter Wingliani, and Oman-
dyke of Liatowel, were searching fur
the 'risen the car was found abendoeed
on Highway 87 between Wroacter
and Blue,,ale. The prisoners were
Special Service
County, Money is needed by the
Huron Temperance Federation to
carry on its publicity which includes
al evening was held in the council grain t.' b r i ng th e wa t ers h e d s bac k to 1 The groom is returning to the Vu- graph. Do the people of Huron want
chamber on Thursday, evening, when arguim:nt ,, pyesen,ted
Hston, where he is stationed with the the temperance
members of the Girls' and Boys' natural balance.
Clevis Walkerton 14, MacPliail 2 Dr. neva continued by pointims . Ro yal Canadian Engineers. / in a round-tne-year series:: Do they
Band entertained their parents. The Private funeral. service was held on Carann Verg-us 11, Hamilton '6, GEORGETOWNGranir MAYOR . 1
, out the advantages which the amaller •
want the fallaey of the wet propa-
The Voice of Temperance
An appeal letter and envelopes
have been sent to nearly all the min-
4,
J. Carr, Wingham 18, 'I', Pritchard to !gent zoning b y-law, t o p r event' Mr. and Mrs. Herb Foxton, Wing-