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liha?if Aays4e0-ate iveoesay;'r *.; .
ll' Russell in
an, Hospital
z-•'vriellds. tore will be
tO '10AM:that Donald Bussell
en a patient in .the Child
is 'War Mernorial Hospital, Lon-
194,',since, Saturday, July 14t11. It
ex,; edted• he willbe able to leave
'the hospital this week. He with his
.Par'e1its, has: been holidaying at
;./Itoladeaiu 'Parts for the rrientir of
July.,,
'Wins Satin Cushion
•C,Qf`iRIE••-lura, J. Wright, Hae,
iston was the lucky winner of
he satin eushion in the L,O.B A,
draw on Tuesday, July 17, in the
L.O.L. hall, Mrs. Irinrsrerson Har-
grave, Fordwich, won the satin
pushipn, Mrs, L. Sanderson and
Lkon,el
,Mahood received the.lucky
:hair prizes,
•
LYCEUM
:Theatre
Thar •
A Fri. Set,, s July.
, 20-27-28
Bing Crosby, Donald O'Connor
Mitzi 'Gaynor
in
``ANYTHING GOESti
Musie, 'dancing; comedy, and
rotriance based on• a Broadway
l►fusieal of the same name and
featuring six of Cole Porter's.
songs,
Men., u
i4 , T e$., Wed., July 30-31
August 1
E
ah t er Williams. Jack t Carson
in
fir.•
DANGEROUS
WHEN
WET"
n amusing story of a channel
y'dvim. featuring some fine shots
' of water ballet.
Dr Whitley
Breaks, Hip
QQRRIII Many friends were
grieved to learn that Dr. Whitley'
had suffered: another fall in his
borne last week. He was taken on
Wednesday by ambulance to Pal,.
:nterston Hospltal where '-rays
showed that his hip was broken, it
was pinned on Friday and his c n-
dition is as good as can be expect-
ed, in October of last year Dr:
Whitley fell breaking his other hip
'and was hospitalized for• sei'en
months.
Bible Society
Meet N xt Aug.1
GORRIE—On Wednesday even-
ing, August 1., the Rev, G. 'F,'Par-
sons, secretary or the Bible Soeibty
in this district will address a meet-
lug in the Gorrie United 'Church
at 8 ».m, 'Your attendance is r*e-
ust
q ed.
e
Several ,Wells
Drilled in District
GORRIE•-••-During the last few
weeks four wells have been drilled
in the village by A, E, Keeso, Clif-
ford: At Allan Eyndman's depth
was 80 feet; Wilmer ",Nuhn's, 139
feet; Clarence Sperling's, 102 feet,
and M. D. Irvins, 106 feet.
p.
Mr.
and Mrs,GregorRoy and
a °
Robert, of ,Sudbury visited Mr. and,
Mrs. Cloyne Michel,
Mrs. Robert Chisholm Neepawa,
spent the past week with rsM: Glc-
. .d1
Edgar.
Mr. and Mrs. Phil
Willow
s? : le-
torta Square,spent Sunday and
Monday with Mr. and •• MrS, Fr
Feigel. ,
•
'Miss Evelyn
Ann Stepheils"Snent.
a week with Mr. and Mrs. M D. Ir-
win at Port Elgin. ,r .. r:.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Blown John
and Jean and Alex Hamilton, , spent
a feW days at Port Elgin, returning
on Sunday.
Mrs: Jean MacDonald, of London,
spent the :week -end • with' Mr. and
Mrs. Archie Miller.
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PHONE 53
WiNGHAM
'" Sr'. ` ;t'V `Qkns , r
Member of ,Printer' '
The current kine of Maclean's}
Magazine features an, illustrated.
article on " ow Should We Bring
Pp Our Next Chlld7" The questibna
were posed by 101 end Mrs Trent
Ur, and Mrs. Win. Swan, :and
Naney, Watford; Mrs, Beatrice
tittle, Windsor and Mr:. and ,Mrs
Sill Barnes, Kitchener, were week-
end visitors with Mr, andMrs, WPM
Vittle,
and M s. Fred.' Hynd an,
Mrs, Joltn. Iiyndman.and Mrs, John
0owdy were supper guests at the
home of Mr. and ,Mrs. floy'Gowdy
on Sunday,
M{•. and Mrs, Clarence i'futchison,
St.
Thomas and Mr, and Mrs, Wm,
aney, W ingham, ° were Sunday
Visitors with Mr; and Mrs, Ernest
Mrs. Jack Jardine of Ttigaske,
Sisk„ who with her husband, has
been •visiting her brother, . MN • Ai-
bert I•I'eiblen•and Mrs, Helbein, Was
lien to th€: Wingharin General
ospital`'On ' Wednesd'ayt'having
having
suffered ;a slight:stroke.,,;
,Ml: and Mr's. E. H. rStrong silent
Sunday with friends in Toronto, •'
> Mr. and Mrs,•:Harold Robinson,
Marian and Carol and .Henry Jac-
tivues, , visited ' 'on 'Sunday with
f nd o
lie os Ood t cit'
of W , s
Mr. and" Mis. !Sandy, Hastie, San
Ora and. Arlene, -.spent the week -end
at their summer home here' . ,
Mt. .and :Mm, Norman Wade
sent several days • last ;Week at
Keswick, 'guests •'of Mr. and' Mrs.
Il, W. . Dane f'hey iaiso'Spent a ,.day
in Toronto
Mr ani Ntr o o -•B wn; , oof
d s, . G • rd n . ro.
Btaritsville, rvisited Mi' ';silo Mrs,
Robt..Qraln•t t-and„`other':friends.Pn
SStinday. elnd,:�Onday', r l
'Rv,„.001'er;',,,W:MiT
ham, will tconiduet t'he,'servlcefor
,P unit.
,parish on Sa 4.; .rn,
41.�if
iii St, ,Stephens . ngligaii ;Chu'r'ch,
GoErtel ,yii h.T •,:. , 0. ,r
Mr and; Mrss.WforQgin ing'a.:,r
and
8
f a s 'rit•
d H
r ¢
M n< e P
4
Slina t' ves lton
a hr of 'Iia
1 t e flu
t^" 1 ca..gis
. e Mr : :eor `e `Dane Sr,''Mr,
a'•d.Mrs;' Bob E ar !►.'rlone,Tirn n,
n g .
Mr, and•;:Mrs Bradleiy aibsatth,
Mr, and-
iss - 14ir
s. Le,S
ndeson
, %Mr.
andMrsBox T''' i 511an d so s
Jeanette Pke: and O
.
Andy Edgar, $.nd Mr. 'esnd,.M;rs.
Lang 'Vogan ,s ere. 'among thoset.at
P'or:t ing.:
Mr El
>: S ileo y
n r "Cffo' P 'e
a d. Ms f i',d yk•,
Brian and•. Gln►espent the ;ive,epd
eic
at.:Port .Elgin
Mr, and. Mrs; Hnr B'irg Judy
a#id mr. and IGtr :.Ea e.I ' "spent
s.,. ,,. ipg la ,
tllr week ;end with `Mr, ,and, Mrs
Percy ,Colmer ,arid. fe:Mi,Iy' at their'
cottage at <Haltburton; 'near Minden.
'Mr. Dpnaid•;i1astiAe,iiiiii;M r Tom.
)nestle, 'Ioronto,,.were week grid
Visitors at tie ligme pi'Mr and
Mrs Ker ; IAstie, ". '
11 i s . Nancy.:Jacques, .Lpa keret,
visiting her•grandparents,• rMr and
Mrs, Wm: Dane,
Mr . and, Mrs W; Rwtik •aeoek, i17 r
and. Mrs:::George";'Ashby,m'nd`child;
ren' :of 'Toronto cre :•guests of
Mrs. Bella 'Greaves ,ofi':S,tunday ..-h,
Mr.. and' Mrs: Ern rst';King • and
Mrs,.. W. C. ,King • uisited :with ,Mr•
and. Mrs..W. N. Han¢y, 'Vpinghatn,
on Tuesday ,of jast,•,week.':
•;Mrs Thos .Skihnet• Detroit, Mr;
John Chapman; Bergen, NX ;til rag
,Charles' 1-Xeibein and grandson of
•Listowel; and 1GIr+RI'orter,; Iletroit,
were s,recent visitors with',Mr 'and
Mrs.. Arthur' Chapman :i' '
Mr and :MIS;`Ha?old •Hyndman,
Cit en, Jimmy arid;7Jegry 'are' holt=
'laying this week "at. Port`.Elgin'
"'Mr and' likrs,'• John '0' Mills,
Charles and John 8f Oiitijir'io, Ca'1„
itre visithigr'hisbrotfhb' .' Dr..' G ;F•.
Mills and Mrs Mille
CIVIERO = Georg N r e nd G ace a
• Cameron, of Sidney Creek wish
to: annonu'ce the-Othti of • ?their
son, r Murray John, tin' Saturday,
Julyi21'.1956, in St Joseph's, Hos
pital,,,Iiamllton: '
Frayne (June Callwood) and were
answered by .a ' panel of five n n
and.', two Women, -
ti•
o?ne -of the 'panel members Was
Dr ::W V; -Johnston, •formerly'"of
Lucknol'v arid now director of ,bite
Cgilege of''General •Practice
Local Scouts .Gain .'
Bio 'A'
r•.o.
' e' r whe
1af1, CIS
'r •• ","-•,..; i in : i;. iu'
,he , fo•l w •g' .•Scout!i• µ'els "sur-
suceessful,•in gaini'ng• :Bronze•;Air-
:rowhearl awards, ''ecently,,,��rian
!der• . Pau ": nn
i.. 4$ e� 'Walt' c,
( e o
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Geer,eJocas''',.--,*';',..1
':Tile "Brknz);',h'rrowheitt.itward1.,
s
giy n toBouts forgeneral %sc�' t;
trig efficidhe 3:The•'exaniie pn
,iiigw inas d .} e o�e ;. cb tas re
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erb1e' . O , al�':OTnthe`S Iver ' `
.
roovheadawadwfiiFhrs coiisi�ered,
to.• b'e:: one ,of the top ; awards G!in
sdoi ting :fiefiours, N'?'..
F of Injured asp;• •'
i
r:Deiitin er •Te
e 'w
at
er,
wat
s'ractbrRols
aJT(i tted . „the•WinghamGeneral
Aiop,talon Thursday ast for a -
aee-atilur,d nX.a-r, atyraactfor ;mheishhap:
Mr{`Dentinge„while
tyorkfgg }yit,h
the'tr'Adtor,,"had Itis left foot pain-,.
fully �iniur'edsl.wheri,vtrh`Lle
rolled ah ;iiv't1Z passimp over.•hi f ,
(�.. 1, O <i' �..l.l:.rt
Aftet'r ekailil7 anon' and ,tieettment
he,,a as allowed dome' ' `
Tire •:'
EYi s "I'n. al n j
dry'
elle Changing a tire;, an. Ai tlirir
rsi n;;James :Morrtison, employed, 1y
p'lk',ting Black }:was; injured,, when
,the".irim", ofr'the .Whe 1. atruck':his
e
forehead', r ifsiu g a 1' ei cut,= He
w ;.adm>tt d , to
,ter. ingha
n
1aft 4sPi an aY,,Jmy
Wrortrcatmept,after:
hreh ,he
wOs_allowed:'ta•,,go; home.
`eachln Guelph'.
Archie MacDonald; of Wiirghafin;
a student at the;' Indfistriar Arts,
Summer 'Soh of has 4ualnfied, to
teach mdusttral`=•'arts in.`: public
schools, 1iegs to. take up 'the posi-
tion of fulltime shop instructor 3n
the Centrnti ;Public School ;tri
Gtielph, ati .the beginning "of, the
next`terrli••: ,
)til' MD
acon4,ld Is'"one of 135 men
n omen
a a w fort Oritatt aitid uc
Q
4 .
bee taktn v nou's S
g rndu trial art .a
courses at Central, 'Tech 'School,
Tprgnto °th7a'+§titnmer Srx .'teaches
fr4rip.:Qirebee• and one from' Labra-
dor,-.are :Among ,the students „taking.
courses at 'the :school. ; R' ,
TREASURER'S
SAL>; • OF LANDS I.fr1 ARREAiRS OF TA*ES' IN
To it: •
COUNTY 'OP HURON
,r
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•
BY VIRTUE OF A WA RANT issued by the Warden o! the County of :Huron, bearing. date, the• 16th day' et July,' 1956,'•
and to me directed, commanding me to levy upon the several lands mentioned and .descr bed- int• the. Yoliolvifg list for e,trear§ of
taxes thereon and costs set forth, I hereby give notice that, tittle SS Much arrears, andcosta Aresootier aid` I shall ro tosell
p seed
by Public Auction, at the Treasurer's office, in the Court House tloderieh, the aid hands o sufficient of the said lands, rieceis-
}} s
sary to pay the' said arrears and costs on Tuesday, November 6th, , 1956, at the hour of two o'clock in the afternoon. The
• adjourned sale, if necessary, will be held at. the same trine band Place Otte week 'later, NoveMber 13th•' '1856. -It-is the intention :'
Of the Various municipalities mentioned herein to purchase at the adjourned :Sale such lots as :do not bring the Said taxes and costs.
Goderich, Ontario
July 19th, 1956.
NameandDeseliptlo,i ,
n of Land
A. ''H 'Erskine, ,
Treasurer;'County of =Huron.:
!tears in Arrears Taxes , Costs• Total •
TOWNSHIP OF 'IOWICic°
'Fred D'oubledee Wiz 12, Conc. B •
t'' . •pletch . .. , .. .
• 1953 '1a954, *955 •• ..,221.85
TOWNSHIP OF ,MORRIS,:
,`iii":. //4 18, 'S1/4 19, Corte. 3• 1953,• 1954;;
9
TOWNSHIP OF TURNBEII'k1 '
George Gibbons :.. , , Lot 17 & 18, Conc. B' -
'.1), Kyte .. , , , ..Part 58, 59, 60 Colic'. 1
William 'L ctt` ,... , .Lot 5, Conc. 12
Join
647.15
, ,6
, , 3. S•,.�.
1953 .„
•
195 1
3 955 '417.00";Y
TOWNSHIP OF. EAST :WAWAN()SH'.
Writ . , . , , . N,/•39, Conc, lit 1414 39, Con : if 145* &'', l $'5', -
...All Of the above lots ate patented.
Published in the Ontario Gazette Au August 4th 195ii�
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80.6a
491.84'
140111111$0104
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Sixty Yeers. Ago
A horse belonging to Mr, Fran--
cey Crew, ef° Turnberr}+, ran away
through an orchard, Mr, Crew`
was In the, buggy to Which the
horse was attached and had his.
face badly scratched,by the limbs
of the trees,..
Mastep' Mort Morton left on
Wednesday morning, .on: his. bike
for Brampton where he will
spend , his •holiday,, Mort is ''a
scorcher of ,.a lad and will likely
do the distance np in, a short time.
Pan McKenzie, ,who purchased
the Korn?an 'house. lhst spring? Will
take possession pf' the. sante' on'
the first day of August, F, Kor-
man will ga to (pelph where he
will take • up butchering,
Dr. Wilson, V,,$., •nf :Wingham,
.Ont'arlo,''vlsited "town," last Week,
Dr: Wilson malcesa,'a 'yearly. tour:
Wt.:nigh
Manitobs_l,.for the: , p'iirpose.
i inal and
of • ..operating on: or g s.
,
Rigdelins ''being: 'an' expert at the
operation , ,, }
While r; Williarh' Miteineil was•
pumping Yater. at Belfast to
water the +. horse which , he .Was
driving , and .which ' is• 6wnedY4 by
Walter Vansttine, the animal'be-.
cafne' frightened and ran away,
It. ran' as •far as • Lucknow, making
a corhplete Wreck , of the " buggy
'and rtiattering itself" up' con' ider=
ably`.•'The +buggy ;was gatlicredb up
and'`braught' hom$ n'Tu sda
y, bu
t
at iime of6✓ritlng, 'the horse had •
not^;arrived: "x•
' ',Ivfisses • Bella :ante' 'Lizzie ,':
im ,1V!~esshs
spa^ and'�Will Farquhars..5K have
aY•i'ived• home from Harriston where
theY, havR
been 'aitendi
n •
High
School -
r i' r
•
Forty Yearp'.Aga
.Bugler iHaraldl:H-inscliffo•,.,;who..is'
nod" at • ; Br."amahott Carip it%
has written home ex
'nk 'at'beli1 o; lnd=.
iesi t�ha § s
P .g 8.,..,
ly remembered • by, the people of .i
Wiriglam In :presentinghandim with
a�
or "other ',safety rai0..r; ,micro ,
gifts. •
A 'special train W s run,; by the
GTR•: ; ori Saturday. -last;, from
Camp ;Borden to Wingham,,`bring-
ing in'. a large nifmber of . soldiers'
of the 161st- Battalion The; men
lihve been granted 'reeve ';until • the
19th .of -'August' :and all secured
positionswith::farmers in this sec=
tion s; ; , V..4` 'I'
i Bousfield ;'D,eputy,' fa'Lre
Marshall, was" in ,town last �tveek
He •'htta been investigating: the
Oka' rectsnt' fires' in '•thiev. sections,
1h the •'fire which" destroyed` 'Mr:
Gekrge• n M: Robertson's ihartiti4n
$hit` Wawanosh; .'Mr ; Bousfield
o�n .'edme' ^to ` no 'otherr conclusion
that :that the fire teas started by.
al spark from the'•`chimndy.. In
dbnhectlbn' ,:with', the, - fire of the
barn, ' oil Mr:'''Davidson's .farm
Morris; no definite: conclusion`
'bifid be reached
+4'1!he''3Soininion of Canada has the'
tlll'aViest fire'"'losses : sof
try in the;.world and''if this; heavy
loss can ; 'be 'curtailed! it
meaii,.lower . insurance rate's;,
,.Arrangements..—.are' being",, com-
pleted;' -for the Wingham fall fair
which, will: be • held on 'Thursday,
and 'Friday, September, 28th and
29th, %Ata meeting„of„ the directors!
on IVtondilfy evening. the prize ; list
was an
d cbmmi t
es
,Were
Pp a to
”
a a rS r a cod
r n efo
orated 8
list of special attractions and' a1sor
for a`. concert;+on, theevening ';'of
a.. x
Septembers 2,9tl, * : *• • •
T4.0ty-Five Years Ago
.
; 4'
' �e fur ` of deidwi 1 was
, A fine. k s e g . ,
Made "this -week ' by`'Bandmaster
Huckins•" of Goderi'ch.. "^
' 'Shire last 1t nvember , he hail de=
yeloped a boys' band which is'be- •
ling very enthusiastically 'received
wherei%er'it prays "in -acktit+wledg•:
ing- receipt& of "ttie"notice - Of the
iillange' of date• 'of. the 'local Band'
Tattoo `to' August -5th, 'he offered
the services of the boys' band as
well ,as • the citizens' band of
Goderich for the occasion..
The residence of Mr. Robert
Geddes, 3rd line of Morris, was.
struck during the severe electrical
Storm and considerable damage
was done to the roof as • well as
the ,chimney being 'wrecked.
With rain ,practically every
day, it is .making it difficult' for
the raiment ,to get their haying
completed. A .large, amount of the
-Wheat Is ready for, cutting and in
sorrte plates •is cut • While the . hay
still lies in_the the field.
','The Fall ,Fair Board have 're-•
celved.' :Word from , Dr ,Christie,
Principal Of Ontario' Agricultural
College,. ,Guelph, 'that he will be
present' and, open the Fair on Sat
urday, October,• 10th.
`Miss Velma , M. LennoX , has
graduated , from the • Normtif
School at Stratford, 1Vliss Lennox
holds a• First Glass ,certificate. and
has
been granted an ,Interim I+ Fin'
st
Class certificate, and an' Interim
Elenentary Physical' Culture
certificate, .•
h e .*.
Fifteen Yeas Ago'
On
Thursday evening last week
the first aeetlati of the" ries
lighting 60 Josephine Street was
turned:' on, and Was greeted, with
approval. 'Y'hey, are a great im-
prevenient over the; old lights,
Wheat a 0:14 11, train chfry'ing
etluiptrient for the Sad officers and
ma>�T"',n 'tiiar, lihtii>r�'"'ia~ti3:fo ,Aft
.•-Central Prees canawan
• Because he is "getting tired of
this thankless job," Walter Turn-.
•. hull, 59, d, e P ut.y postmaster
,...,general has announced his retire-
Mgt; n Oetgkfer, ;195.7, five years
aheadof•'nermaL,o
,retiring time,
Turn uIl and
r
setae M.P ,
s
have "disagreed, for -years-r over,
a .the franking privilege allowed
M,PS.:The post office Is one Of
tWo ' patronage' departments.left
in the government and Mr. Turn-
'hull.
urn-r.bull. 'has tried, to 'put it on a
;;.itrlctly,'business basis:
School;. pulled. into Clinton station
at, 9,P0 on . Sunday night, 'many
resideflts, Oliilton ;and ,,vicinity
n'ere,:op.,hand tq ,give ,a welcome,.,.
:The:Lower 'Wingham Patriotic
i•'t ff ar' e Another,' .25:0
o d.0
e o.
o !t'
,
for the " Telegrarn's -British War
;;victims:'.Pund 'this week, This is
t:hetr ;second •'donation of, 525.110.
,(Tie` .,09th` Biattexy and members
of the Wingham' Branch of ;tri
OOlen `o it Pall In at
,L t 1
a e n
n g.
hg Aiinourie at 10Q on Sunday
zd nn.
From there they will
;parade .•to..• St Andrew's "'Prdaby,,4
itierian 'Ohtirch where a .service will'
ie ;held,' in vvliich'the Union 'Jack
Ott!' S1r,:,,And4tevys1• Gross' will ',be
g die �.ate
�e d
,jAn.:Honent Roll has. been Pr
Q
•opared :of.those 'of the congregsi-
ttai"wno have. enlisted, this 'Will
;Cie read`•anil%'Set ftp in the church.
Presbyterian Young •
People'to Hold.
11V in �t. IiA drew s a S n
Hamilton -London
d,..
''P Yr,$ • +• executive', met in St,
An, ' ety'of, Presbyterian' • Church on
pl °21,at `.and'• 22nd: to discuss fur -
.t ern .plans,•:for'the Presbyterian
Young.;P.e p e'p Rally. ,This.;_ rally
''c'heid' S A'ndrew'-.s Presb
isb ,n t Y
teiiaiir. _ Churcb, , Wil;ghara on•
Thanksgiiving'week-end,' Those at-
tending ,the •,meeting were ''from
Windsor- Sarnia; „Hamilton, , Wood-
sock,.;London, Milverton, Atwood,
Thorold, Blentheim,'uul Wingham.'
FORMER GMME'I` ,.
MINISTERBORN
IVEAR KNAVE
The following is an extract from
`a letter received by F:• Mackenzie
Paterson, of Whitechurch, last
winter,
Bruce Mines,
, Jan. 27th, 195ti..
Dear Sir; "
T was very much pleased to re-
ceive your Very' nice letter of the.
5th,
I was born about 1% miles .from
the village of Belgrave, ,My par-
ents lived on a farm ' and in 1877
M
"cued to Bruce Mines. was ]!
then only four years old. We
settled on a bush farm' about 19'
miles from here, ' There were few
roads and it was some time before,
schools were built,' '
In 18 months My father died, T
hardly know ho* my mother man-
aged to provide for five' children,
of whom I was the youngest; It is
a long story of hardship but wet
always seemed to • have enough
to eat and some home made cloth-
ing to wear,
At 17'T worked in a small store
in town,, my wages being $7 per
month and board, . However,
throughout 'the years things
proved and •iii these later days it
ha?, not been so difficult,° �1+
In, 190$,;