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Phone 59 " Wingham
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NOTICE
Ratepayers of the Town
of Wingham are hereby
reminded
for`
the final
date for payment of
taxes for the year 1952
is Saturday, November
15th.
W. A, Galbraith,
Clerk-TreaSurer
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SERVING THE ENTIRE COUNTRY
AS ONE BIG COMMUNITY
When notified of death in a distant city we fake immediate charge
through our membership in the ASSOCIATED FUNERAL DIRECTORS
SERVICE. Our affiliation with members of this professional association
enables us to serve the entire nation as One Big Community.
Established moderate fees protect the family finances. The contributory
services of competent, dependable funeral directors throughout the
country make for efficiency, economy and the family's peace of mind.
Serving everywhere at
all hours, every.night
and day.
S. J. WALKER '
- FUNERAL HOME -
Wingham Phone 106 or 189
COB CORN
Limited Supply of Well Matur-
ed Cob Corn for delivery to
your farm.
Low Moisture Content.
Grown in Wallaceburg District
Prompt and Courteous Service
+t, Assured.
Samples may be seen at—
JOHN BUMSTEAD & SON
Phones 455 or 589 Wingham
Puppies Like This
are available at a
reasonable price,
from registered
champion stock.
to,
Jim Cameron
Wingham
Phone 461
'PAGE BIB. TIJE WINGI-IAM ADVANCE-TIMES
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1952'
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FOR SALE
'CRESS CORN SALVE—for sure re-
lief, Druggists sell Cress Bunion
Salve — wear stylish shoes soon.
FOR SALE-0 ,H, Prudhonune and
Son, BeemsviBe, for Better Fruit
and Nursery Stock of all types.
Order now for spring delivery..
Local representative, Frank Eidt,
753-J. lrrb
USED PIANOS FOR SALE—Largest
selection of new and used pianos
in Western Ontario (refinished like
new). Free delivery, Smitty's Piano
Sales, Hanover, Ont. 22rrb
FOR SAT ail-20-Watt P.A, System
including two speakers, platform
and desk wands, "Turner"
99 Microphone and Stewart-Warner
Record Changer, 60 cycle, 78 R F M
Apply Rev, R. A. Brook, Box 54,
Bluevale, Ont. 12*
FOR SALE—Kitchen range (Wing-
ham ;lassie) with reservoir. Apply
to Lyle Brothers, phone 11-7
Wroxeter. 12*
FOR SALE--Ladies' whtie tube skat-
es, size 6, in A-i condition. Phone
7434-2, 12b
FOR SALE- -Table electric saw, 6-
inch blade, never been used, per-
fect condition, without motor half
price. APPlY Percy Biggs, phone
298-H. lee
FOR SATeel Beach Range, white
enamelled, with reservoir and
warming closet. Condition, like
new. Apply Bill Elston, phone
735-W-3, 12b
USED PIANOS—Gerhard-Heintzman
Doherty, Nordheimer and Morris.
All good instruments in trouble-free
condition, pitched untuned, guaran-
teed. New and used alto and tenor
saxaphones in stock. Garnet E.
Farrier, Whitechurch, Phone 711J1,
12b
FOR SALE—wine coat, good as new,
Apply Box 177, Advance-Times. 12*
FOR SALE—Renfrew Cream Separ-
ator, almost new, for quick sale.
Box 178, Advance-Times. 12*
FOR SALE—Girls' 3-piece winter
coat set, red with white fur trim,
size 3, also boy's skates size 1. Mrs.
Ann Nicol, Minnie St. 12*
FOR SALE—A quantity of cedar—
lady's tube skates, white boots, size
4, in like new condition. W. A.
Franck, Wingham, Route 1, or
phone Wroxeter 1-2. 12*
WATERLOO M.M. TRACTORS
AND MACHINERY
A complete line of farm implements.
Full selection of Watt's Rose Brand
Farm Feed made in Palmerston,
Ont.
GEO. MERKLEY'S GARAGE AND
MACHINERY SALES & SERVICE
Belmore Ontario
Phones: Belmore 4; Wroxeter 7r7
FOR, SALE
FOR SALE.-Lionel Electric Train,
like new. Extra track and switches.
Full value $40.00, sell for 525,00. F.
Wroxeter phone 11r6, 12*
WANTED
Dead or disabled animals promptly
removed. Darling & Co., Sea-
forth, E. Andrews, hauler, Phone
collect 861r11, 27rrtb
FOR RENT
F OR RENT—Heated three_room
apartment and bath, heavy duty
wiring, residential and central. Box
174. 5b
FOR RENT-a-Furnished house for the
winter months. Apply P. 0, Box 17.
12:19b
HOUSE FOR RENT--3 miles from
Wingham with hydro and water
also dry maple for sale, Gershon
Johnston, phone 71.9:J-1. 12*
F OR RENT—Heated three-room
apartment and bath, heavy duty
wiring, residential and central. Box
174, 12b
FOR RENT—Four rooms upstairs
partially heated, private bath and
„ entrance, good location. Phone 699.
12*
WANTED
WANTED--Two saw-dust burners.
Apply Box 176 Advance-Times. 12b
WANTED—Used windmills and gas-
oline engines in exchange for elec-
tric water systems. Irving Keyes,
Glamis, Ont,, phone Paisley 114r4.
30,13,27bEte.
SALESMAN WANTED
RAWLEIGH Business now open in
Huron County. Trade well establish-
ed. Excellent opportunity. Full time.
Write at once. Rawleigh's Dept.
ML-423-189 Montreal. 5b
NOTICES
HELP WANTED=FEMALE
WANTED--Capable'girl or woman
for general housework and some
plain cooking. Private room. Apply
to Mrs. E. J. 11, Wright, 811 Talbot
Street, London, Ontario, telephone
7-3162. lab
CARS FOR SALE
FOR SAT,F.--1 model A Ford, all
reconditioned, new battery, good
tires. Apply F. Spielvogel, phone
579-W. 12*
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE—six room red brick
house in Gorrie, corner lot, all new
bath, hot and cold water, oil heat-
ing; also eight piece dining-toom
suite. Harold Edgar, phone 481,
Listowel, 14rrb
LISTINGS WANTED—If you have a
business, farm or house to sell, con-
tact Stewart A. Scott, Phone 293,
Wingham, 2rrb
FOR SALE—Two storey house in
lower Wingham, hydro, new fur-
nace and built-in cupboards, 214
acres good land, small barn and
chicken house. Apply Robt. Thomp-
son, phone 403.112 after six. 5-12*
FOR SALE-7 roomed house in Lower
Wingham, immediate possession.
Apply Harry Newell, Shuter St.
5:12*
CONSULT your Wingham Singer rep-
resentative for obligation-free dem-
onstration of latest sewing machine
models. Free sewing course with
every purchase. Phone 665. rrb
:FOR. SALE OR RENT
FOR SALE OR RENT—Store and
living quarters above, good base-
ment, and cistern, also 7 room house
and cistern at hack of store, hydro
through building, all to one party,
or rent in, apartments to eccomano,.
date 3 families, Apply George A.
Meehan, Mitchell, R. R. 1, 15rrla
FOR SALE OR RENT-7 roomed
house in Lower Wingham, immedi-
ate possession, Apply Harry Newell,
Shuter St. 12*
LOST a
LOST—red alligator wallet between
Walker Store and Dominion Store,
Tuesday afternoon, containing a
large sum of money. Reward,
Phone 166, Wingham, 12b
POULTRY FOR SALE
FOR SALE-60 Pullets, Rock and
Hampshire, laying. Mark Arm-
strong, phone 717-J-2, 12*
FOR SA7.111-100 White Leghorn
pullets, laying. Apply to Jack Kerr,
R.R, Wingham, phone 608-J-4.
12*
FOR SALE-300 Red-Rock pullets,
priced to sell. Apply Chas. Cook,
Belgrave, phone 6184-12, Wingham.
12b
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
FOR SALE—Two pure-bred shorthorn
bulls, 13 months and 15 months, one
dark and one roan. Also two ram
lambs, part Sussex and part Oxford.
James Forster, R, R, 1, Lucknow,
Phone 43-r-12. 1*
ensalF.T.LANEOUS
HAVE YOUR Sewing Machine serv-
iced by trained and experienced
men. All makes accepted for re-
pair. Work guaranteed. We pick
up and deliver. Phone MI rrb
FOR ARTIFICLAL service from this
farmer owned, licensed, non-profit,
growing co-operative Association,
from top quality bulls of all breeds,
the rates are: $25.00 for a life mem-
bership, $5.00 per cow for members,
and 56.00 per cow for non-members.
Waterloo Cattle Breeding Associ-
ation, R.R. 1, Waterloo, Ontario.
For service contact: Len Fischer,
hUldmay, 60r11. or Norman J.
McKee, Teeswater 141r4. 13,27,etc.
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Mrs. Anson
Galbraith, wish to extend their heart-
felt thanks and appreciation to all
their many neighbours and friends for
all the beautiful floral tributes, sym-
pathy, and many acts of kindness
shown them in their recent bereave-
ment.
Thanks to Rev, Buchanan, Dr. Pal-
mer, Mrs. Morrey and her fine staff
of nurses. All their kindness was
deeply appreciated.
The Galbraiths'
kindness shown them, in their recent
bereavement. Special thanks to Rev,
Matthew Bailey who officiated at the
services. 12*
IN MEMORIAM
ALLAJN—In loving memory of my
dear husband, Andrew Allan, who
passed away one year ago, Novem-
ber 18, 1952,
Nothing can ever take away
The love a heart holds dear,
Fond memories linger every day,
Remembrance keeps him near,
—Ever remembered by his wife, Mrs.
Susan Allan. • 1.2*
N MEMORIAM
SEWERS—In loving memory of our
darling son, Allan, who passed
away two years ago November 14th,
1950,
We wonder why he had to leave us,
H e was like a flower in bloom,
So young, so fair, so loving,
Yet called away tob soon.
Though tears in our, eyes often
glisten,
And our fates are sometimes sad
There Is hover a night, nor a morning
But we think of the loved one we
had,
RAE—In Wingham General Hospital,
on Wednesday, November 5th„ 1952,
to Mr. and Mrs, Murray Rae, Wing-
ham, twins, a son and daughter.
DUCHARME—In Wingliam General
Hospital, on Sunday, November 9th.,
1952, to Mr. and Mrs, Verdon Du-
charme, Wingham, a daughter,
CHL'TTLEBURGH—In Wingham
General Hospital, on Sunday, Nov-
vember 9th., 1952, to Mr, and Mrs.
Robert Chettleburgh, Wingham, a
daughter.
1VicADAM—In Wingham General Hos-
pital, on Monday, November 10th.,
1952, to Mr. "and Mrs. Donald Mc-
Adam, Glenannan, a son,
CURRIE—In Wingham General Hos-
pital, on Monday, November 10th.,
1952, to Mr. and Mrs. R, John Currie,
Wingham, a daughter.
DUBEAU—In Wingham General Hos-
pital, on Tuesday, November 11th.,
1952, to Mr, and Mrs. Stewart Du-
beau, Teeswater, a
1952.
J. W. BUSHFIELD, Q. C.,
Wingham, Ontario,
Solicitor for the Executors.
29:5:12b
Mrs. Ward Sharpin and fsmily wish The meeting opened and the vice-
to express their heartfelt thanks and president, Glen Coultes, gave the call
appreciation to all their many neigh- to worship. The Mission Band purpose
All persons having claims against
the estate of Angus McKinnon, late
of the Township of Turnberry in the
County of Huron, Farmer, who died
on or about the twenty-first day of
September, A.D., 1952, are notified to
send to the undersigned on or about
the fifteenth day of November, A.D.
1952, full particulars of their claims
in writing. Immediately after the
said fifteenth day of November the
assets of the said testator will be
distributed amongst the parties en-
titled thereto, having regard only to
claims of which the executor shall
then have notice.
DATED this twenty-eighth day of
October, A.D. 1952.
CRAWFORD & HETHERINGTON
Wingham, Ontario.
Solicitors for executor.
29:5:12
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
County of Bruce, Widow, deceased,
who died on or about the thirty-first
day of October, A.D. 1952, are noti-
fied to send to the undersigned on or
before the twenty-ninth day of Nov-
ember, A.D. 1952, full particulars of
their claims an writing, Immediately
after the said twenty-ninth day of
November, the assets of the said
testatrix will be distributed amongst
the parties entitled thereto, having
regard only to claims of which the
executor shall then have notice.
CRAWFORD & HETHERrNOTON
Wingham, Ontarie,
Solocitors for Executor,
12:19:26b
IN MEMORIAM
SEWERS—In loving memory of our
little nephew, Allan Sewers, Who
passed away at the age of four
years, Nov, 14, 1950,
Memories are treasures, no one can
Steal
Death be a heartbreak, no one can
!Bruce Presbytery
!Meets at Cape Croker
The Belmore circuit was represent-
ed at the meeting of Bruce latesbytery
by Rev, 3, PI, Martin and Mr. Alfred
lailejnger in the United Church, Cape
Crokar, last Thursday. Delegates were
present from all the pastoral charges,
clergy and laymen. The chairman,
Rev. H, Lawson,'Kincardirie, presided,
Interesting reports were given by the
various committees. Dr. E. M. Aitken,
Hamilton, president of Hamilton Con-
ference, making his annual visit,
brought a challege to the members on
the work of the church in Canada and
overseas. The superintendent of Mis-
sions, Dr. S. B. Stokes, London, spoke
of the phenominal growth of Can-
adian cities and of the challenge to
the church to provide churches for
these new housing areas. Dr. A, Bee-
croft, Wingham, spoke of the new
radio mission of evangelism, inaugur-
ated by London Conference, calling
attention to the program each Sunday
afternoon at 1.45 over CKNX, led by
Dr. John Short, Toronto. Those who
had not visited the reserve before
were deeply impressed by the sub-
stantial, stone church and the work of
the church at Cape Croker. At the
dinner in the hall, served by the ladies
of the local congregation, Chief Jones
told the history of work of the church
on the reserve and thanked the Pres-
bytery for their interest in the band.
The work is prospering under the
leadership Of Mr. Bowers,
BEIRAVE
United Church W. A.
The W. A. of Knox United Church,
Belgrave, met in the basement of the
church on Wednesday, November 5th.
The president, Mrs. L. Hopper, pre-
sided and conducted a short devotion-
al period, The various reports were
received and the business arising
dealt with. The various committees
were appointed and final arrange-
ments made for the bazaar, which is
to be held the last Wednesday in
November. It was decided to purchase
some flowers for the church altar
Eleven responded to the roll call. The
call was received and the meeting
closed,
At the regular weekly progressive
euchre party in the Belgrave com-
munity centre, on Wednesday evening,
prizes for high scores went to Mrs.
Gordon Pengelly and Mr. P. D. Mc-
Lean, low went to Mrs. Herb Wheeler
and Mr. John .E. McCallum,
Personals
Mrs, John McGill visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Maddocks, at Orange-
ville.
Mrs. E. Stapleton is spending a few
weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Jamieson,
Mrs. Margaret Field and Mrs. Pearl
Penny, of Toronto, visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Wilkinson.
smaller children went to their room,
where they were told stories by Mrs.
Armstrong. Mrs. Coultes read a chap-
ter of our story. Barry Logan and
Wayne Pletch took up the offering,
which amounted to $2.06. Marilyn Pen-
gelly and Jean Hanna distributed the
World Friends, The hymn, "Jesus the
Very Thought of Thee," was sung.
The meeting closed with the Lord's
Prayer.
Miss Lois Mason spent a Week in
Toronto with her sister, Miss Mildred
Mason.
Mr. and Mrs, Edgar Gaunt and fam-
ily visited on Sunday with Mn and
Mrs. W. G MacKay, at Exeter, Miss
Barbara Gaunt returned to London
after spending the week-end here.
Mr. Harris Purdon of Tobcrmory,
spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Cal-
vin Robinson.
Mrs, Arthur Anderson and Mr. and
Mrs, Eldon Jarratt, of Hensall, visited
on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John
Mason. Mrs, Kilpatrick returned home
with them after spending the past
five weeks in London and Hensell,
Mr. and Mrs, Bert Vincent and
Mrs, Clifford Logan and Ralph, spent
a couple of days last week with Mr.
and Mrs. Leslie Vincent and family,
of London,
Mr. and Mrs. E. Rymer and Garth
of St. Catharines, were week-end
guests of Mr. and Mrs, Melvin Taylor.
All attended the diamond wedding
anniversary of their uncle and aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Humphrey, on
Sunday, at St Helens.
Bill Taylor has returned from a trip
to Victoria, B.C. He had been harvest-
ing at Milk River, Alta,
THE VOICE OF TEMPERANCE
Evidence accumulates that the
bottle club cannot be conducted with-
in the law. Its members can order
their liquor delivered to the bottle
club premises and, having identified
every case and every' bottle with their
own names, can frequent the place
and, drink their own liquor. This ie
within the law. But what about the
proprietor who has turned his house
into a beverage room for the conven-
ience of the club members? Certainly
the club membership fees would not
make it worth his while to run a
bottle club beverage room. He is party
to some more profitable transaction.
Does he get a commission on every
case that is delivered to his premises?
If that's the transaction, then he runs
the risk of being charged with boot-
legging for he is participating in the
sale. Of course' if he supplies liquor
to his customers from cases or bottles
that are not identified as the personal
property of a club member, then he
is bootlegging, The bottle club is Wn
attempt to evade the Canada Temper-
ance Act. It is very gratifying that in
Huron County the vigilance of the
officers of the law is unmasking the
bottle club.—ADVT.
DR. CAMPBELL SPEAKS
AT W.D.H.S. COMMENCEMENT
(Continued from page one.)
Intermediate certificates: Frances
Aitken, Barbara Allen, Marguerite
Appleby, Della Armstrong, William
Barwick, Thelma Bennett, Donald
Biggs, Beverley Brooks, Lillian Bruce,
Kathleen Carter, Robert Catheis,
Donna Cerson, Gloria. Clark, Hugh
Cook, Donna Coupland, Janet Dea-
ner, Neil Eadie, Marie Elliott, Mar-
jorie Elliott, Norma Felker, IVIarguere
ite Ford, Berva Gallaher, Robert
Gammage, Donna Gerrie, John Gib-
son, William Gibson, Lorraine Hanna,
Marie Harris, Jean Henderson, Elmer
Henderson, William Henning, Ken-
neth Holmes, Marion Hull, Gordon
James, Jean Jewell, Catherine Keat-
ing, William Laidlaw, Ronald Lamont,
William Leslie, Raymond Lott,
Donelda MacDonald, Marlene Mac-
Kenzie, Dephine McArthur, Reginald
McElrea, Donna McGlynn, Donald
McKague, Anis McKee, Janice Mc-
Kee, Donald McKinnon, Robert Mc-
Murray, Lavarre McNair, Marlene
McQuarrie Audrey Mahood, Murray
Mulvey, Marjorie Pettiplace, Robert
Rann, Frances Rettinger, Catharine
Riddicic, Ross Smith, Guelda Staple-
ton, Shirley Stephenson, Barry Sym-
Joyce Thomas, Barbara Waddell,
ons, Arnold Taylor, Joan Thomas,
Norman Walpole, Albert Watson,
Ruth Webb, David Webster, Robert
Westlake, Douglas Widdis, Rae Why-
took, Eileen Wray, Wesley Wray,
Diplomas Given
Secondary school graduation diplo-
mas: Keith Anderson, P at ri ci a
Brophy, Elizabeth Carter, Bodie
Craig, John Crawford, Isobel Dennis,
Donald Dickison, John Freudman,
James Gaunt, Donald Gibson, Bever-
ley Garbutt, Kinloch Grewar, George
Hall, Delores Hamilton, Jean Hob-
den, Lawrence Hutton, Donna Jeffs,
Saly Lou MacWilliam, Helen Nichol-
son, Stewart Nimmo, George Porter,
Marlene Schumacher, Coleen Stobo,
Mary Tofting, Marion Toyer, Lois
Webb, Thomas Webster (commer-
cial), Jean Bain, Mildred Cook, June
MacDonald, Marilyn McLean, Norma
Moffatt.
A. D. MacWilliam Trophy for best
athlete in school, John Crawford.
Scholarships
Lions Scholarship for highest mark
in school, Lois Thompson; Kinette
Scholarship, highest mark on eight
papers, Barbara Gaunt.
Making the presentations were
Frank Thompson, James A. Little,
James Armstrong, A. H. MacTavish,
and Dr. W. A. McKibbon.
Why Wait for Santa? - Want Ads will get it now!
BIRTHS
PIANO—privately owned, in excel-
lent condition, priced to sell, phone
255, Wingham. 12b NOTICE—Get your logs or wood cut
fast and economical. Two saws to
FOR SALE-1 pr. men's skates, size I serve you. Mel, Jermyn, Bluevale,
9: 1 pr. girl's skates, size 7; 1 6-volt, Phone 53r12 Brussels. 12:19;26*
car radio; 1 6" turning lathe. Phone
254-W, evenings. 12*
FOR SALE—Bookcase, corner cup- GIRL OR WOMAN to clerk in store
. board (inside done in pastel shade); in Wingham Apply by letter only small table; child's table and to post office box 178, Wingham.
chairs. Phone 3664. 12* 126
son.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE MATTER of the Estate of
Alice Sutherland, late of the Town of
Wingham, in the Coufity of Huron,
Widow, deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, pur-
suant to the Trustee Act that all cred-
itors and others having claims against
the estate of the late Alice Sutherland,
are required to send particulars of
their claims, duly verified, to J. W.
Bushfield, Q. C., the Solicitor for the
Executors of the said Estate, on or be-
fore the fifteenth day of November,
A. D., 1952, and that after such date,
the Executors will proceed to distrib-
FOR SALE—Pet pups, part terrier, ute the said estate, having regard only
Apply A, G. Campbell, R.R. 1, Wing- to the claims of which they shall then
ham, phone 45. 12* have had notice.
DATED at Wingham, Ontario, this
twenty-seventh day of October, A.D.,
SO dear Cod win you take a message heal,
To our dear Allan in Heavens above? Deep in our heart, a Memory is kept,
dust tell him how much we miss him Of our darling nephew, we Will never
And give him all our love. forget.
Lovingly remembered and sadly Always remembered by George,
missed by Mommy and Daddy. Jhrtetn and 31trimid Drehriukhrl, 12b
FIND OUT how you can save mon-
ey and get complete insurance pro-
car. Phone now and ask Stewart
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
pro-
tection when you finance your next
A. Scott, Wingham, 293. rrb All persons having claims against
the estate of Richard Charters, late
GO LNTO BUSLNESS for yourself. of the Town of aVingham in the
No collections. No stock. Take or—County of Huron, Retired Farmer,
ders through interesting method for :who died on or about the tenth day
latest style knitted garments, lin-of September. A.D. 1952. are notified
genie, children's and infant's wear, to send e to the undersigned on or
which are fully guaranteed or full before the fifteenth day of November,
purchase price refunded. Immediate' A. D. 1952. full particulars of their
delivery. High earnings. Full or clairns in writing. Immediately after
.. day
T h ea flitberraarayana
s'
will
starting
b e open on
Saturday
S a t u
part_time Representatives wanted the said fifteenth day of November
Write today for information. Ho-..the assets of the said testator will November 15th, instead of evenings,
for tyre winter months.
Mar Wear, Simcoe. Ontario,
be distributed amongst the parties I Miss Eileen Holmes, of London, with
5:12:19b entitled thereto, having regard only r her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
to claims of which the executrix shall Holmes.
then have notice. Mrs. Thos. Smith, Amy and Irene,
DATED this twenty-eighth day of i visited on Sunday with Mrs. Mary
October. A.D. 1952. Mahoffy, of Staffa, and Mr. and Mrs.
CRAWFORD & HETHERINGTON Lorne Harmer and family and Mrs. Alice Allen, of Fullerton.
Wingham, Ontaria V Mr. and Mrs. George Martin and
Solicitors for executrix Mr. Martin Grasby, visited with Mr.
29:5:12 and Mrs. Cecil Armstrong and family,
of Thorndale.
Mrs. Louis Hayes and Mrs. Wm.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS !carman, of Elyria, Ohio, flew from
1 Cleveland, to London, and are spend-
ing a week with the former's mother,
pars. Thomas Brydges, at Belgrave.
Miss Annie McNichol spent Sunday
'with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Holmes,
W. I.
! The Community Activities meeting
will be held on Tuesday, November
18th., at 2.30 p.m. The conveners are:
Mrs. A. Scott and Mrs. Ed. Wight-
man., The roll call with be answered
by telling of a trip you enjoyed on
a holiday this summer. The address
is the report of the Area Conven-
tion. Music by Misses Margaret and
Ann Wightman. A demonstration will
be given on Christma's gift wrapping
by Mrs. C. Walsh. The lunch commit-
tee are Mrs. A. Scott, Mrs. E. Wight-
man, Mrs. J, Walsh, and Mrs, C. R.
Coultes.
CARD OF4.11AJ.NK..S Happy Hearts Mission Band
hours and friends for all the acts of was repeated and the hymn, "Stand
Up, Stand Up for Jesus," was sung.
Evelyn Mailers read the Scripture,
Ann Wightman gave a prayer, Linda
C,oultes read a story followed by the
All persons having claims against roll call. The minutes of the last meet-
the estate of Charlotte E. Murray, late ing were read followed by the hymn,
of the Village of Whitechureh in the l "Take My Life and Let It Be." The
MORTGAGE
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REPRESENTATIVE
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COMPANY
WINGHAM PHONE 462