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THE WINOHAM ADVANCE-TIMKS
Wednesday, ,February 7th, 19$1
stun, 'Airs, 11c1 Taylor, ;M rs, J.
Farrish, 'Airs K. •Hueston, ,NIrs. 'El-
11110 Giles, R. (01011111 and three
111e1nberti it' Women's. in.
stitute.
Tht• Fair gill '•, lit.1•1 in );aerie this
v, Or 1111 Oct. 5!!: and C411.
Ch: clef- Xitchen
of liar trip by air tet Scetlaild last Miller as lieSteSSeS,
TROPHY FOR TOP CANADIAN AIR CADET
*Central Press Canadian
Air Cadet Sergt. Graydon M. Wheaton, 18, of South Bay, N.B., first
winner of the Tudhope Trophy, discusses modern jet planes with Air
Marshal W. A. Curtis, chief of the air staff, following his arrival in.
Ottawa for the presentation of the trophy. Trophy., given to the top
pilot in Canada under 10 years of age, was presented to cadet Wheaton
toe annual banquet of the Royal Canadian Flying clubs association
at t'e;ti Chateau Laurier, Ottawa.
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the .maiai V. s• •-y Otecting of Si. N. 11.a•it... Women4s Institute
SI ' l '''' "*... t '. di. "I' 4: lairell. 11' I.”- % .4" '41.1.:' .''' ' ' 7 -! ' . ' ' L'''' '0 i' ' ' "i .t Felo oars. nit etint; of the I ;orri,
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Ms ,...;!. \l r. II. V. Hohms. ..t•v. 1 , tits•ytyy, }h'. H. \. Holmes, ; ". i wilt Di in to .11 the lit.nw 1.4: \I N.
Leietas.. 1 ,1 i •,..p 1 ,1 Ti ',lark ,. itl 1110 .0, 3.1,, 1,„, , I 0.1,:„ 1 41; ., ,,,.„, i ,: ,;...io, I. lo stela Al iel,. i on I to slay, bet). Bi,
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NI. hich •••1 S. ' 'I 3, • '"' 1"11'"''''' "1 h.a1 I'l• ..1 ,,.: w 3. .31,' , , 1.1. 1 it : p!'13 or ',.., Ili'. 1V, 1 . king and Mrs, Cl. ,y tie Michel
ti:,, • ha l _,od reports. 1,!,,etor inin ,. ,,,,,d;;1 !IIIL, ,i,j,.,:i ‘,1 hi n o Hi ., ill ctiar„,,e, of the program.
The ':"11"IN ill:s; "ifi.,"--. I. ''''t al - ' serf a • Vil , acre1. sell ell 1.: Ilia marl- ' )told Coll, A broik I read and liked
,inted !or 1951i I, ot.cause. .1 s-o rtlial invitation is extend.
Rect.:,r's ItVarden, l:.. H. Strong., i",, i ...,L r. atil \Its. i liti 11...bi,. .,i M. dd.:- 1 ,
People's Warden, /rrank King; See.-;1 eu to all,
. tot, 0. ere. nit re s . u AI r. and NI rs. I
Treas. and Vestry Clerk, If. V. Holm-i Frank King cm Sunday. ! World Day of Prayer
r• ; 1.10 .)desalt ''' S-"i':'-i• ii- \.• ? our sympathy is extended to Mrs.: Women oi. this community will
Holmes .itol R. W. N. Wade; Substi7. i ci li,......
7ntes, 12.. ':- .--tron:-=. iiii‘l Go). Ku:- I ,Ints,:nuttl.
Kitchen in the I I i I "'a" •••)- -11-'r .meet this year in St. Stephen's Ang-
Iloard 4 Alatia;:n.ment, Roy St7.01:2:.:', Airs. Ida :\.sliwn. wk.: is spenditc.1., I lican Citurc,11 for the 1Vorld Day of
1.1eo. Kinc., Earl King, 101111 Ihns-1soule' ' Prayer Sers ice at 3 p.m. un Friday, time with her daughter Mrs, 1 - •
COMPANY
Call 276J, Wingham
for Appointment
Mrs, Russell Dilworth at Ethel.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Smith, Seaforth
were guests of Mr. and Mrs, Cloyne
Michel on Sunday.
W N. , Mr. Ro y Stron g wasp in c linton on John Dan, a -form e r rector, Mrs. C.
Tuesday of last week. ' Ritchie read a poem entitled "Stand
George Wakefield Alone." Mrs. G. Underwood gave
There papsscd away At Clinton on selections from the. "Log Book" of the.
Wednesday, Georwe Wakefield, a Columbia Coast Mission," Roll. Call
fornur resident of Howick aged 88 WaS a thought on Prayer. The scrip- lyears. Funeral seryiceovas conducted lure lesson was from James 5:13-2U. by Rev. S. Miner at the T. V. Edgar
funeral home en Friday and interment and was read by Mrs. J. H. King. It
made in Gt,rrie• Ce metery. Attending I was decided t. quilt at the home of
the funeral was a nieee and her bus- I -,,,._ s, Taylor I mis, may on Feb. 15. Lunch band fr,,in Toledo, Ohio. i was served by ,Mrs. Holmes and Miss
Levi ,Galbraith Perkins and a social hour 'enjoyed.
lo-vi ( lalbraith passed away on
W e dn e sday at the home of his (laugh- Agric. Society Annual Meeting
ter Mrs. Bert Wright, where he had The Howick Agricultural Society
3 esided for ;some time. He suffered gathered for their annual meeting in
a stroke a few days previous to his -, . the Orange Hall, Gorrie, on Monday, (Rath and did not rally. He was in
January 20th, Three directors, Geo. 0111111U1111111211110111181ligillgillIVIECIIMIliallIgillIff1121111I1110111110UNI:PrINIM11021113111301t i Baker, J. Winter and W. F. Camp-
il bell reported on a district meeting
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= which they attended in Clinton. Robt.
= ,b t$1. do 1 ax is 1 re if
,41,,
Gibson, president, was appointed dele-
P! W gate to the annual convention in Tor- -- i onto, with Harvey Sparling as alter- ,
i Special Afternoon Lectures On i native.
isi Officers and directors were return-
rili- FARM lt.- ACHINERY i ed to office and are as follows: Presi-
i dent, Robt Gibson; 1st, vice-Pres,,
Will Take Place On i dent, Harold Robinson; 2nd, vice-
lit , pees., Irving Toner; Sec,-treas., VV.
! February 12 and 13, 1951 ra E. Whitfield; auditor, M. D. Irvin;
El Supt. of grounds. Roy Strong; Supt.
as in the _ of hall, W. F. Campbell; Hon, Dir-
i cctors, John Bryant, R. 3, Sanderson;
i Directors, J. W. Strong, J, Winter, in Agricultural Office Board Room, Clinton .. = A. W. Keil, Robt. Hibbert, H, Spar-
011 • , ling, S. Robinson, Gco. Baker, Robt.
i February 14, 15, 16, 1951 in = Graham, Glenn Johnston, K. 3, trues-
t Afternoon lectures in the . h ton, Wes. Gans, N. Wade; Associate
ii N Directors, Mel, Taylor, T. McInnes. Community Centre, Cranbrook F. -
II Geo. Adams, N. Harding, W. Austin, ill j Stewart Strong, Cecil Grainger, C. W. II February 26, 27, 28, 1951 i Spading, M. D. Irvin, Glenn Austin; WI il Hon, Lady Directors, Mrs: A. Keil, ii Afternoon, lectures in the lei Mrs. Geo. Baker, Mrs. a Robinson,
li . Foresters' 'Hall, Belgrave Mrs, J. Winter, Mrs W. Campbell, WI Mrs, N. Wade, Mrs. A. E. Toner, il z...--
ii Programme as follows: ! Miss Jean Sparling,,,Mrs, Glenn john,
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1st day—Pastures and Cereal crops i ii
A 2nd day—Poultry and Poultry Marketing if!
ii
3rd day—Animal diseases and Farm Ma. ± i Watch Repairs
thinery si
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GORRIE
Annual Vestry Meetng
n+i 3.1 1i 7 . '3n .,11,•"-,11 "'Pi ft- 10, 17, c3i 4t1 .ri 4•Wt 0'11.1111 'A 11 Ili e SCit 3 .11
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Tticsday night there was a Identity
pupils of Barrie and
, 1.111 ,11e sehools. The sr.
0.4,1.. R. W..1:11. N ror i . 1;.,rrit• ,5 NVroxyler
ltiS 90th year, Vimeral service wW
livid on Friday from the home of leis•
'daugh•ter, Mrs, Wright and son-in-last'
11Ir. Bert Wright, COO. 17, llowick
Withintermult in the Morrie Cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken IlaStin 111111
1011114 rl itt d 1111 SundaY it itli Ile.
nd Air ,. Frank Earls 01 NVii..xticr,
lit', and Mrs. Robt. Harrisyn
t.,i Sunday tit 11w 11131110 of Mr. aiel
Mrs. Ilarrisot Fulton, Cliffoi•d,
Miss Margaret Iloais of IiitiItiui.
suet.! sotq-k-01.1 with in-r
.!.forris.
• M .,. Russ.-11 rctrienvil
-ee.to.1:: atter vkltil,:„. Mrs. Mal. 4!"!,
;At, Masi. hoe bun
• ill anti other relatirrs.
Mr. ilia Nay of liitchencr s1't.n1
the with 1I r. at.d II rs. J.
.Musgrove.
Mr, rani Mrs. Earl Harrison idla
SOW'. of Itlyth , 'Pent Thartida) with
Mr. and Mrs. Harrison.
Mr. and Mrs. uurduin ,Mundell and
family of 1..1oevale w ere guests of mi..
`i
Hockey Gaines
The
Sandy Edgar 011 Sunday
The ice and weather last week being
I the best for hockey there were several
Barnes. Monday night at Clifford
.Moltke with a score of 8, Ginnie
7. Wednesday night (Morrie played
Ayton in Clifford winning with
it score of 4 to Ayton's 3.
awa y at his b.... • 1; nrie, ,,n Thurs- 11: the, I.,thes of the o v.:m[111114,N tre (:` limr Y 1".'ids'" :%1 ". II' "''Ith" :'\I "' 1
sm;•:,:}st:::'i:t.111.-W.ent.. \Vold I lay tli PraYel at the home 'of
1. in% itIA 11 I tin. I 11.1S1TVallee Of the G. Stewart and Miss Jean Aitchison , Jay. Feb. lsi . , \\Tye mimed a noniblalinP; eolnlifillv,. +,.
I, „.0, Nit e r ,,lane V.,..tugli, rua iy Ilth„ at 2.30 pan,
I it 'Was la :, ,
f.11,llile as a piano solo. At the eon- .i
\ \ Ilea a i.mao . .,,„ „,ii.. * 0. viiii hi, ..siv,... mm.Fariane of Luoknow, w, club 41 lunch was served with Alias
was W D Rutherfbrd
Ik e,' until in ei: •,.....i Gorrie in 1044. meeting of the Women's Institute,
:1. 1
1,„ren i s t o -1:,,,, , ; 7. l',Ap.. whvre lie tlio :..tiv,:t si.val,,,r at the February
. H.
„,t,. r -mai.,,,ni c 1.,,d :x and Nva l.; a mon- with too uty-one ladies present. Airs.
Ile was a past ::aster of thy Wro:,- behl at the home o f M rs, E. W. Rice,
Mrs. \V. I. Miller, oll Friday, Feb- Mrs "Ill Illith ` ri"ra worth V.
bet' of the Church, Al ac Variant• in her
delighted the ladies Surviving arc '•,s wife, the f.
Isabella ont, daughter, Mrs,
Carl (Reita) jaelilin. Brussels; one
sister, Afrs. \Viii, Wroxeter,
and five gramIcillren.
Funeral st ice gas held on Salon- I
Clay at the T. V Fdgar funeral Name,
with Rev. J. It V...tit oifiti:ttiug, 1'1111
bearers were, \V 31•4itcomery,
1 .ambert, 1•t ,.!. alasM attired 1 r •
win, Lorne \\ and i fen. I ;r, nl u.
Fhnverheope.. c Stanle:‘
. girt in ;01,1 11 r. %W in 1)etrOit. tier'the zionplay,
ST, :HELENS
Master Terry \Vilson is making 514111)Wr'
1,ruele ti.1701,...):11 at his home Pert, 11 was. decided to donate $5 fur a
ion fur appendicitis gift to each of the fonr schools, also ;1
;(tita tlitts.1.1t1I'liiiii:g41,iiiin Hospital \\:VdIlvs- I $u to the Cancer Food
Ftind. Airs. C. 'McDonald, Mrs. Bar-
1ttul the T. 11.1 t
Mr. ;nut rs. 'Phone are vim-) hour an 'i Mrs' Mael'ilers(ul wt cc aP-
divir Mrs. pointed to ,arrange for the presenta-
pleasing manner
with her account
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li All the above lectures 'Will commence at 1:36 p.m. sharp i
IA _ Sponsored by the
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ii Fred O. Vt/ilson, Assistant R. Cl. Bennett
i Agricultural 'Representative Agricultural Representative a
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C. Hobbs, at Monkton, yishyd Airs, ± Feb. 9th„ when fervent prayers for
p ,------------------ ."---"Th !Elia Day- on Sunday. 'peace will echo round the world as
MR. A. RUBIN 1 w, e:-.scut) best wishes to Mr. itic?hti. 1 Christian women of all denominations
FAMOUS 4'UF." , .B. ,w;11 mark Ins 84th birthday.
. ti lzi.:rguson who on Suplay,
la. 1 I m,;,,, Marinn Kinn- is yisitino• '
-ld ijoin together in the service form pre-
' i pared this year by Christian Berman , ,
l {week with her sister, Mrs. Dub 1 women and the Central Day of Pray -
/ I Ft:otherston at Orillia. ler Counriittec of New York.
1950 Designs Now Being shown / Mrs. Archie :Miller, accompanied by
Individually fitted and styled. Mrs.. Jean MacDonald, Listowel and Anglican W. A.
Several fittings at no additional . i:• ' ' ' 1irs F l irainer, Jamestown went to I Ai rs, a v, ..... . . Holmes opened her , or /m il; M nt ri.3. Et /. \ 1, C.
charge. i f ri,..11,-1.: /Ru n sin,,la y. Ti l ,.,. also I „:,„1, i home. for the February meeting of the
1 Women's AuNiliary un Thursday ai- l') the "ley F.-,4
-A number Of flOWiek Jr, Farmers ternoon, After the work period .le-cat-
went Write .went to Sualorth t.. 0 noek e . ;.!.,,n'y foetal; . , , , , exercises were conuucteu oy the
508 Bathurst Street, Toronto I TImri.s,„day. itrigrlit between South Huron . 1 president, Mrs. N. Vy'ade, who also
s., !aid isiortit inuron Jr. Farmers,
---- „ --- I Mr. and Mrs, Harold Ilyndman anal; introduced the study book, "The
,44.arluq,'vq,igfiat ;aniily spent Sunday with Mr. and f Cross over Asia," by Bishop Neill.
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