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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1951-07-04, Page 4Tenders for Mausoleu SEALED TENDERS, plainly marked "TENDER FOR MAUSOLEUM" will be received by the un- dersigned up to July 12th. 1951 for the erection of a Mausoleum in Wingham Cemetery. Copies of the plans and specifications may be obtained from the undersigned upon payment of a fee of $5.00 which will be ready:led when the plans and specifi- cations are returned in good condition. Tenders must be accompanied by a marked cheque payable to the Corporation of Wingham to the value of 10% of the tender. These will be re- turned to unsuccessful bidders promptly. Cement is available. The date for completion has been set at November 15th, 1951. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. A. GALBRAITH, Clerk'Treasurer Whigharn, Ontario. FOR SALE—Girl's bicycle, Phone 712R, LOST LOST—In May, part collie, part Shep- herd dog; brown with white on breast and paws. Answers to name "Scottie". Please call collect, Mild- may 54r23, 4b FOUND STRAYED to Farm of Fraser Haugh, eon, A, Howick, golden cocker span- iel. Owner may have dog by pay- ing for advertisement. 4b FOR SALE FOR FLOOR SANDING and FIN- inshing, carpentry, repair work and cabinets, Apply A. Green, phone 464W. rrx SPILT, YOUR POULTRY the Co-op- way. Call 271 for prices and truck- ing service. Our prices are good, •-••••••• -- • • • WHY HAVE MOTH DAMAGE, in your clothing? Have them EER- LOU moth-proofed with a 5-year written guarantee at a small addis tional charge. Odorless and stain- less. Templeman Dry Cleaners, Wingham, phone 323, F7r20 FOR SALE—Second hand Webster RG Portable Paint Spray, complete with tank, hose and Briggs and Stratton h.p, motor, in Al con- dition. Phone Belmore 3r14 or write Orval Dustow, R.R. 2, Mild- may. FOR SALE—All red Shorthorn Bull, Campbell Command breed, 14 mos, old. Registered and tested, proved, Apply to Chas. Kreller, phone 19r14 Wroxeter, Ont. 4b Used Intrenational W-9 Used Waterloo Model R Used MM six-foot Combine 'Used Ford Tractor and Plow Used Massey-Harris 22 Rowcrop All sizes of New Tractors, Manure Spreaders, Tractor Double Discs and Cultivators. Tractor Power Mowers Side Delivery Rakes Four and sir-foot Ehersol "Wonder Electric Hammer Mills with the new ty;,e hammers. PHILIPS ELECTRICAL APPLI- ANCES Ic:.dios and Radies with Record P.ayers. Elect eie Renges, Refrigerators and Waslicrs, Electric Shavers, etc. -F•el Electrical Appliances. GEO MERKLEY'S GARAGE AND MA Cli N 17,R V SALES & SERVICE Elfua,re Ont. Phones: Belmore, 4 Wroxeter :;r7 VIMIONWSM, laillit.tileirAVASIM11.1941.11MPIIM NOTICE Is hereby given that The West- ern Foundry Company Limited will make an application to His Honour the Lieutenant-Governor or leave to surrender its Charter. Dated at Winghain, Ontario, this 28th day of June, A.D., 1951. G. W. TIFFIN, Secretary .0114.11.1101••••••••11. Kt forme oEttction"We te- coalition...4 this precision built Fantaine• Extra thin with ,17: jewels' . Non-Magnetic ,. I * Shock-proof ' * Water-proof * SwefintSioccInd%, Hand David Crompton JEWELLER Certified Witchinaker 'Phone 50 Wingtothi COTTAGE BRAND, CHOICE QUALITY, 21c „SUMMER PRIDE, CHOICE QUALITY CREAM CORN, 15 oz. tin SOLID WHITE, TUNA FISH, 15 oz. tin SPECIAL - APPLEFORD'S 100 FT. ROLL HEAVY WAXED PAPER NATIONAL, 48 01. JAR SWEET PICKLES PALMOLIVE SOAP DEAL 3 BARS SOAP, and TUBE TOOTHPASTE TOMATOES, 28 oz. tin 2 for 29c 50c 35c 67c 39c PUBLIC SCHOOL REPORT (Continued Page One) Stacey ,Marlene Stainton, -.Geraldean. Stone, Danny .Stuckey„ Mary Louise Town, John Wild. Nr, Deans, Teacher, ••••••••,... GRADE VIII to GRADE D'; Wendell Alton, Joan Armitage, Donald Breckenridge, Louise Camp- bell, Patsy Carmichael, Shirley Chet- tleburg, John Congram, Bill Connell, Jim Drehmann, Barbara Edwards,. Billie Foster, Jerry Fryfogle, Hayden, Mary Hotchkiss, Maria James, Sheila Laidlaw, Keith Lan- caster, Jean Sue Lee, Bruce Lott,, Joan Loughlean, Doreen Machan, Frances Merkley, Douglas Murray, Frances Newman, Gail Purdon, Velma Redman, John Sinnamon, Sally Slos- ser, George Waine, Lois Walker, Mary Wissler. T. S. Beattie, Teacher. A B-26 aircraft, landing at 100 miles an hour, skids approximately 150 feet per second when brakes are applied. G. Alan Williams Optometrist In former office of Dr. R. C. Redmond Patrick St., Wingham Professional Eye . Examinations Phone 770 Evenings by appointment. Our Service- Motto The impossible we do right away; A miracle takes a little longer. Come in and see the 1951 Philp° Refrigerator Refrigeration & Electrical Service T. DARLING Next to Wingham Motors Phone 549 Wingham WINQKANI, ADVANCE-T MES WEDNESDAY 4The 1951 Want Ads Will Furnish Your Spare Room They'll Furnish a Roomer, Too ! "HISTANE" for Blackhead, The new 21-day treatment for Blackhead in turkeys, now available at McKib- bon's. Costs only 8,7c per turkey, FOR SALE-150 feet of used rope, also one field mixed hay. Apply to FOR SALE—Combine, _Masse} Harris ! John Norman, Wingham R.R, 3, or self-propelled No. 21A, used two phone 640J2. 4* seasons. Walker Bros., Newbury, Lot 10, Con. 8, Mosa Twp, Middle- FOR SALE-400 bus, feed oats. Ap- sex Co. 20,,744, ply to Alex Robertson, R.R. 5, Wing- ham. phone 620J1. SAVE TURKEYS f • BI ekl e d wi stane oa and MeCormicks, all in good state th Hi Concentrate.N FOR SALE—Lady's bicycle in good Douglas Campbell, con. 5, East Wa- condition. Apply to Donna. Jean ' wanosh, phone Blyth 10r18. Jeffs, Diagonal Rd., Wingham, phone 213, 411111 • 4111825* FOR SALE-13 acres hay, standing; windmill in good condition, 20-ft. WATERLOO ,M.M, TRACTORS & tower. Eldon Kirton, con, 4, Turn- MACHINERY r berry, phone Wroxeter 13r5. 4b FOR SALE—Field of good mixed hay. Walter Pocock, Wingham, phone 713J3. 4b LIVESTOCK FOR SALE FOR SALE-25 pigs six weeks old. Stanley Marks, Wingham , phone 620W4. 4* FOR SALE—Twenty pigs 6 weeks old. Apply to Wm. G. VanCamp, Belgrave, phone 15r15, Brussels, 4b FOR SALE-19 pigs, just weaned, Ap- ply to Frank Stamper, Bluevale, phone 15r20. from the Wingham Hospital and is DOG OWNERS—Board yourpet while on holidays. Expert care and at- (spending some time at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Grainger. Mr. and Mrs. Bower Parrish spent tention given your pet. Large runs, the week-end and holiday with friends clean sleeping quarters. Rates rea- at Sundridge. sonable. Percy Biggs, Lower Wing- Mr, and Mrs. John McDermitt of ham, phone 298R. 4* Paisley, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Grainger, 1 • Congratulations to Miss Kaye Cath- era, who was successful in passing her Normal School exams at Stratford. Miss Cathers has been engaged as teacher in a school in the Scarboro district. Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Brown and John, IN MEMORIAM GRASBY—In loving memory of a deal wife and mother, Mrs. Martin Gras- by, who died nine years ago July 5, 1940. Loving and kind in all her ways, Upright and just, to the end of her days; Sincere mind. and true, in her heart and Beautiful memories she left behind, —Lovingly remembered by her onto, were week-end guests of Mr. 1 Husband and Daughters. and Mrs. Lloyd Hockridge. 4*, Mr, and Mrs, Miles McMillan, )Whitechurch, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. T. L. McInnes, visited with 'friends in Erin on Sunday. Mrs. M. E. Hibbert Mrs. Mary E, Hibbert, widow of the the Mrs. E. H. Strong. The ladies are former Gorrie and Orange Hill Meth- cousins. odist churches, died in Windsor on Several from Gorrie were attending Monday, June 25th, Interment was in family reunion picnics on July 1st. Woodland eemtery, London, on Wed- The Sotheran and Cochran reunions nesday, Mrs. Hibbert will be remem- were held at Water tower Park, Lis- bered by many older residents, having towel and the Miller Reunion at Sea- resided at the parsonage from 1910 forth. to 1913. Surviving are two daughters, Miss Thelma Stafford, Kitchener Mrs. C. M. (Normal Broom, Detroit, spent the week-end and holiday with and Mrs. R., A. (Alice) Pridmore, Wel- her parents Mr. and Mrs. T. Vittie. land; one grandson, Robt. Broom, De- Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Easton, Toronto, troit, and one sister, Mrs. V. J. Dunn, were holiday visitors with Mr. and St. Thomas, Mrs. Glad. Edgar. 1'11°1es:worth Memorial Service Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Weir, Toronto, The Molesworth Memorial Service Mrs. Waldo Weir and Miss Gertie !will be held in the, Molesworth Ceme- Bush, Wroxeter, were visitors at the 'te ,y i next Sunday evening at 8.30. home' of Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Dane on The Listowel Salvation Army Band Sunday. 'will be in attendance and Rev. R. Bill Stafford left on Saturday for at the rectory. Next Sunday morning \yin he the Mr. arid Mrs. Jas. Graham, Betty summer communion service and the and Alex, spent the week-end and Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will holiday with relatives here, 'be administered. Mr. and Mrs. Manfred Irwin spent , Barbara Elaine, infant daughter of the week-end and July 1st,, in Tor- 1 Mr. and Mrs. Win. Thornton was bap- onto. `tired on Sunday morning in the Un- Mr, Herb Neill, Goderich, and Mr. iced Church. Norman Wade, attended the annual L. 0, L. Service meeting of the Ontario Historical Howick District L. 0, L. and L.O.B. Society held at McMaster University, 'A., will hold their annual church ser- Hamilton., on Friday and Saturday. vice in. Trinity Church, Fordwich, on Miss Karen Michel is holidaying 'Sunday evening, July 8th., at 7.30 p. with relatives in Milverton. m. Rev. G. D. Vogan, the rector will Mr, and Mrs. Percy Colmer, Donna ;,,,'reach, and Gary, of Toronto, were holiday' visitors with relatives here. I The Woman's Missionary Society Mr. and Mrs. Cloyne Michel, Mr. Auxiliary meeting has been postponed and Mrs, Ken Hastie, Mr. and Mrs. A, S till a later date, owing to the garden A, Donnelly were visitors in Detroit party being this week, and other points over the holiday. School Report Junior Room Messrs. Tom O'Krafka, Geo, Adams, Grade IV Karen Michel, 91%; and Glenn Jardine, were in Northern Mary Bridge, 84; Bruce Grainger, 86; Ontario over the holiday week-end on Ruth Ann Hueston, 86; Johnny a fishing trip. Brown, 80; Fraser Abram, 76; Douglas Mrs, John Wylie and Miss Betty, Whitfield,' 75; Diane Johnson, 69. Wylie, attended the Ballantyne re- Grade III- Sandra Edgar, 89%; union in Atwood on Saturday. Edith Scott, 87; Faye Edgar, 84; Mr, and Mrs, Bud Stewart and Wayne King, 78; Margie Hastie, 78; little daughters of Harrieton, were Ruth Grainger, 72; Tom Templeman, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Un- 60; Katharine .Jacques, 51. derwood over the holiday, Grade II-Ronald Walmsley 91%; Mrs. Thos. Day had the misfortune Bobbie Baker, 00;, Joyce Ford, 86; to fail on Friday and break her hip. Mr. and Mrs, E. H. Strong and their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Ed, Doran, attended the funeral in Drew on Thursday of Mr. Harvey Cochrane. Friends will be pleased to Know that Mrs. Robt. Ashton, who has been ill at the home of her daughter, Mrs, Cliff Hobbs„ Monkton, is somewhat improved in health. Me, and Mrs. Lloyd Ashton, Luck- how, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. 111agoffin, Mrs, E. Pains and little ,graltdclaugh- ter of Forciwich, were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Hilt, Ashton, Jack Stafford has returned home from Harrow, where he has spent the past several weeks, A number from this district wore in Hanover on Saturday where the Strong re-union was held,. Miss Lois Dodds and Mr. Clifford , Dodds have returned from a trip to the West where they visited relatives in Manitoba and as far as Vanguard, Sask. Mr. and Mrs. Ward Galbraith of Richniond, Virginia; are Visiting' with the forrirtOFS -poems, Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Galbraith,. A shower for the hewrywetii, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Strong,. was held en Monday gbdi l Itt tho LOCALS & PERSONALS - and Mrs. Jack Gorbutt are 'Visiting with relatives in New York State, —Ma and Mrs, W. F. Burgman are spending a few days at their cottage at Bruce Beach. —Miss Babe Bckeaswiller of Mine, ico, spent the week-end. with her aunt, ,Mrs, E. A, VanStone. —Miss Ruby Forsyth left on Sat, urday for Dauphin, Man., where she will visit with her sister. —Mr. and Mrs, Leander 'Boucher left on Sunday to spend two weeks' vacation at Bathurst, NB, —Miss Loreen Litt, t;t London, spent the week-end with her sister, Mrs. Barry Wenger and Mr, Wenger, —Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Cruickshank and Miss Lois Cruicksnank leave on Wednesday for a trip to Western Canada. —Mrs. Reuben Silverburg, of To- ronto, spent the noramy week-end with her husband at the Queen's Ho- tel. —Mr. and Mrs, B. Taylor, of Strat- ford, spent the week-end with Mr. ani Mrs, Robert Gladding, Catherine Street. —Mr. and Mrs. C. Rosenhagen, Mil- waukee, and Mr. and Mrs. ,E. Rosen- hagen, Toronto, are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. D. Rosenhagen. —Mrs. W. H, Warman, Toronto, and her sister, Mrs. Evans Smith of Saskatoon, Sask., were the guests of Mrs. E. A. VanStone last week. —Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rae, Billie and Judith, of London, spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold V. Pym. —Mr. and Mrs, Harold Ken:, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Arbuckle and Miss Annie McBurney spent a few days in Ottawa last week and attended the Arbuckle - MenzieS wedding. —Mr. and Mrs. W. J. White, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Purdy and children of Galt, and Mr. and Mrs. Anson Patti- son of Fergus, spent the holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Pattison. —The CEILIDH met to sew at the Wingham General Hospital on Tues- day evening of last week, Hostesses were Miss Janet Murray and Miss Caroline Wellwood. —Mrs. Clara Leach, of Toronto, was a guest over the holiday week- end with the Misses Hollyand Belle Martin. The latter left on Monday to spend the summer months at her summer home at West Hill. —Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Crawford, Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Hetherington, Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Currie, Dr, and Mrs. A. W. Irwin and Misses Margaret and Sara MacLean have returned after spend- ing several days in Atlantic City, where the gentlemen attended the Lions International Convention. AT SHAW'S Stafford's Pure Jams - 12 oz, size Orange Marmalade 28c Bl, Currant Jam 34c Apple Jelly - . 28c Raspberry Jam . ..... 34c Strawberry Jam 38c Pineapple Jam 32c Peach Jam ........... .......33c, SEE OUR DISPLAY OF 1JRNS' PANTRY SHELF MEALS Above specials for Thurs., Fri., Sat, Only Shaw's Groceteria Phone 161 Wingham We Deliver COMING EVENTS THE SINGING IRISHMAN, Clarke Johnston, and the Texas Kid, will be featured Sunday, July 8th from 2 to 5 p.m, at the P.elace. Gardens, -4b. Formosa, hall at Drew, Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Dane and grand- daughter, Miss Faye Edgar, were in Teeswater Monday attending the Ed- gar re-anion. , Mr. and Mrs, Alex Taylor, Mrs. F. C Taylor spent Sunday with friends I ' t in Owen Sound. Mr, and Mrs, Vic Shera, Moorefield, ;Shirley pent Sunday with friends here, Miss ; Shera and Miss Betty Newton, returned with them for a visit in 1 Moorefield. Mrs. Carrie Bennett has returned BIRTHS. ROBlii--rAt the Wingham General Hospital, on Wednesday, June 27, 1951, to Mr. and. Mrs. Gordon R b, R,R, 3, Goderich, a daughter ( ice Margaret). DRAPER—At the Wingham General Hospital, on Wednesday, June 27, 1951, to Mr. and Mrs, David Drag,' er, Wroxeter, a daughter. CASLICK—At the Wingham Gener- al Hospital, on Thursday, June 28, 1951, to Mr, and Mrs. Wilfred Cas- lick, Wingham, a son. HARRIS—At the Wingham General • Hospital, on Thursday, June 28, 1951 to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Harris, R,R. 1, Helyrood, a, daughter, STRAUSS—At the Wingham General Hospital, on Friday, June 29, 1951, to Mr, and Mrs. Wilfred Strauss, R.R. 2, Teeswater, a son, NEWELL—At the Wingham .General Hospital, on Monday, July 2, 1951, to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Newell, of Wingham, a son. CURRIE—At the Wingham General Hospital, on Tuesday, July 3, 1951, to Mr. and Mrs, R. John Currie, Wingham, a daughter. PICKELL—At Toronto Western Hos- pital, on Wednesday, June 27, 1951, to Mr. and Mrs, Wilfred Pickell, 215 Glen Park Ave., Toronto thee Vel- ma Wheeler) a son, Warren Her- bert. THE VOICE OF TEMPERANCE Evidence continues to come in that liquor is less of a nuisance in Huron County under the Canada Temperance Act, than in other counties under the liquor license act, Newcomers to Huron remark on the absence of drunkenness on the streets and they recall the common sight of intoxicated Men and women where liquor outlets have been provided. Conditions are not so good in Huron that we should be complacent. They are certainly not so bad that' we should be dis- gruntled. Conditions are a lot worse in liquor license act areas where there are liquor stores and beverage rooms. Keep liquor outlets out of Huron. Keep the Canada Temperance Act.— Advt. Connie Abram, 84; Donald Peel, 68; Bob Templeman, 44. Grade I—Judy Watt, 92%; Donald Whitfield, 91; Evelyn Ann Stephens, 90; Alex Strong, 85; Nadine Cook, 83; Rickey Campbell, 80; Frances Edgar, 75; Gwen Hyndman, 70; Karen Jae- ques, 70; Billy Keil, 70. Ruth M. MacDonald, teacher Grade VIII - IX—Pass 60%; Fern Cook, 52.8%; Margaret Heibein, 82.7; Tom Hastie, 76; Alice Downey, 72; Frances Dyson 71; Perry Strong 62. Grade VII - VIII—Shirley Bennett, 82(7? ; Bob Black 79; Robert Peel, 72; Bob Strong 71; Bill Zimmerman 71; Edith Farr 65. Grade. VI - Vile-Barbara Walms- ley, 88'"(; Marie Hastie, 78; Colleen Donnelly, 73; Mervin Abram, 71; Jack Edgar, 68. Grade V - VI---Marion Robinson, 74%; Gerald Downey, 59; Edythe Walker, 59. Jean M. Sperling, Principal. Cooking School Mrs. Striver and Mrs. Ballantyne of the Robinhood Co., Toronto, recent- ly held a cooking school in the Com- munity hall sponsored by a group of the W.A. Mr. C. Walmsley was master of ceremonies. Prizes were given to the following: .Oldest lady present, Mrs. John Hyndman; youngest grand- mother, Mrs. Harvey Adams; lady whose birthday is on or near June 12, Mrs. 3. Hvndman; lady with larg- est waist measure, Mrs. Len Rattan; mother with youngest baby, Mrs. A. Jacques; lady with smallest waist measure, Mrs, Len Edgar; lady most recently married, Mrs. Geo. Adams; lady with wedding anniversary on June 12, Mrs. Andy Edgar, Mrs. Ed. McCallum; lady with largest family. Mrs. J. Brown; youngest girl to hake bread, Miss Grace Edgar; oldest lady to never hake bread, Mrs. E. Whit- field; tallest lady, Mrs. P. Keine: shortest lady, Mrs. H. Ferguson; lucky chair, Mrs. Earl Toner; lady coming. the farthest, Mrs, Kirby, Teeswater, The winners of bread and rolls, Mrs. L. Ruttan, Miss Eleanore Edgar, Pie Crumbles, Mrs. Mc"Kague, t; Store your meats, fruits and vege- tables in our modern storage. Lock -ers, waxed cartons and waxed pa- per available to town and country patrons. rrb 4* available at McKibbon's. of repair. Priced for quick sale. A. FOR SALE-14 pigs six weeks old. Apply to Ben McCleneghan. Phone 402J1. 4b CARS FOR SALE FOR SALE-'-1936 Plymouth Seclan, new tires and in excellent condition throughout. Would exchange for a! coupe. Phone 122, Wingham. ' USED TRUCK BUYS 1939 two aria a half ton Chevrolet truck, good tires. new tight racks. 1941 two-ton Chevrolet truck, travel- led only 27,000 miles, complete with hoist. Both trucks in guaranteed condition. Apply to Mel Jermyn, Bluevale, phone 53r12, Brussels. 4* HELP WANTED—FEMALE STENOGRAPHER required by pro- minent trust company in the City of Toronto. Good starting salary and every opportunity for advance- ment. High school education or equivalent. Must be accurate in shorthand and typing. Some ex- perience desirable. Apply by phone or letter or personal application to A. B. Ramsay, GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF CANADA, 70 Rich- mond Street W., Toronto, Empire 3-3351. 274b FOR RENT FOR RENT—Six rooms, unfurnished, at John and William Streets, Mrs. Laura Finley. 4b FOR RENT.. Cottage at Point Clarke. Apply to H. P. Carmichael, phone 1W or 490. 4h REAL ESTATE PROPERTIES FOR SALE Two dwellings in Wingham. 200-acre farm near Whitechurch with good terms. Four dwellings in Brussels, Two service stations. Three farms. Several other listings. Apply to E. THOMPSON, Wingham 4b TENDERS WANTED WIRING TENDERS Tenders will be received by the un- dersigned up to July 18 for the wir- ing of No. 6 (Holmes) School. Blue. prints may be seen at the home of the seeretary-treasurer. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Alex Clorrigan, Sec.-Treas. 274h TitibaTv ASCIILICAN BELGRAVE, ONTARIO TENDERS WANTED Sealed tenders will be received by the undersigned until July 14th, 1051, for the sale of one Church Shed, 50:450 feet, located on the property of Trinity Anglican Church in the Vilw lege of /3elgrave, Ontario, This build- ing is to be Moved off the property Within one year after tatrellaSe. The higlien or ohs,- bid het rieeetbatily ad- 6 ted Vannth, Proiturer, 214x 61grave, Ontario. WANTED \VANTED—Tent at least 6x10 feet. Condition not essential, Call 418, Aringbarn. 4b NOTICE TOWN OF WINGHAM NOTICE RE DOG. TAXES Dog taxes are now overdue and are payable at the office of the town clerk or chief of police. Dog owners please comply 'at once. J. W. IRWIN, 4b • Chief of Police MISCELLANEOUS PERSONS going away on summer vacation may notify Police Depart- ment and property will receive su- pervision. 4b tom a ,attended a picnic in Listowel Mem- . FOR :ALE UsedBinders, Masseys CARD OF THANKS Mr, and Mrs. James E. Currie wish to take this means of expressing their appreciation to their many friends who gathered at the social evening held in their honor at S.S. No. 2, East Wawanosh, on June 26th, and for the very generous gift presented to them at that time. 4b anal Park on Sunday afternoon, in honor of an uncle, Mr. Peter Stewart, ,of Camrose, Alberta, on the occasion of his 95th birthday. Mr. Stewart is quite active, having travelled from Edmonton by airplane, Mr. Stewart ;was a former resident of the Moles- worth district. Relatives were present front Toronto, Hamilton and Moles- worth. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Brodie of Tor- GORRIE Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Doran of Birtle, Manitoba are visiting with Mr and minister o f Rev. J. W. Hibbert, a Temagami, where he will be a Jr. !be guest speaker. Forest Ranger for the next two men- . Rev. Robt. Watt and Rev. Andrew ths.Lane of Brussels, inducted Rev. W. Rev. G. D. Vogan and Mrs. Vogan R. Tristram, new minister of Ford- returned on Wednesday from their with United Church, last Friday wedding trip and are getting settled 'evening Watt of Gorrie United Church, will pedals