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Y.P45. Meets
WHITEOHURCK — The young
peepie of the Presbyterlaw Church
held their meeting on Sunday
evening In the S.S. :roont 'of the
elmreh, with the president., Lorne
• i"Orsteri • preSiding,--i-To read the
fromliebrewit .8, and
•iave,:"the Meditation toile on the ,
t.4at YetiieS, "For I am,' persuaded
• that neither dep,th,, not life, nor
all eL9net prineipalltieo; .nor
, nor ..PreSerit.,• nor
things ti tonie,, iior height, ..not
Atepth;tior any athei, creature shall
be;atile to 'separate •us f:rent --the
lave of '7Goci;"which. Is in ,,TcauS
•Chrimf, ,our, Lord. Jas. Mel:train
led in prayer and Ronald" P,errott,
gave a reading On, "What Lent
Means to Me". Mrs, Andrew
, Gaunt had charge 'of 'tho 'topic,
• "What Does Fruiter Mean to Me",
and' :Murray' Gaunt sang, "Jesus,
Iteep• Me Near the- Cross",•,,. The
meeting •Was closed "by the, MIZItah
b,enedietion,.
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Members of the lair Field Regiment ASSociation, who End at the, to be
Hotel Brunswielc' on Sunday to disCuss plans for a regimental reunion
in Wingham this year.
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1914 FIE. D REGIIOND *Ers
My Wondrous Friend
He shows His love each ,morning
' With the rising sun,
He tatight me When I pray-t6 say
And if by chance I fail the way
that lIe Weuld'have me live,
I know He'll, still be at my side
and say, "I foigiVe". `" • " • •
He gave Vs great examples of the
right things and the wroCg
Arid when, rejoicing, He gave to us
His many Wonderful songs,
He serif lorth .1.-Es son to die on
the tree for Our siriO,
And 'many more good gifts have
We received from Him. ••
Each day I can 'walk without any
My feae guide and 'refuge, alikaYs
• be near,
He'll give me His lave 'Wherever
I trod i
For you see, ray Wondrous friend
, • is God:
by Vera Sharpe
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EXCURSION PARES FROM
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Brampton $ 45 liarrluton
.1iIrtuotelg $4.30 Tillotson
Chews, $4.70. Kliteardinie
Clutch • $4.1it Kitchener
Elora .$2.45 ListovOct
Fergus 'SZ.45 Iltitehelt
OcOrgotOvilt $4.20 Owen stiond
41tidaelitit $15.-66 ritisieS,
Onelph $1,00 lei interSion
$4.30 Southampton
$3.10 Sarnia,
$0,70 Stratford
$5.85 Strathroy
:PAIS. Walkerton
$3.00 Watford_
$4.00 Wingham
*06 Wyoming
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BULL ONORMATIO MINA
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fosiwsole
SANDALS
In Btown arid' Tan
sizovsz to tz $
$2.98 WiNtliAM
you* 'wax SHOE STORE
NONE 12
Thoiin• bon Public
MUSIC FESTIYAL,,, Win
will be held in the,
WINCitiAM TOWN HA14.1;
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MONDAY% APRIL 1$t4% •(liI Da
Qurney Heads.
Num Slotint-Club
winomp ii igura litl(agrig Citib,
ift i4 annual Wednefi-
HIGH SCHOOL
Highlights
. place Would Yott-Pielcl :Why not
choose a plae`o you Would'like to
visit? In' fact a, ;cruise. 'all around
the world WOUld'ale interesting, and
You• say this, all costs
money :and We 'stridents just don;t
have it---,but then we ail tan drearh
can't weaiid We can always Say•
"Maybe next year!" •'
' by,. Marjorie Moffat
UMW
Mt. Douglas Spatting of Sitar
bury visited /114' week with his
mother; Mrs. Spatting of Wingham
and granclPatents, Mr. .and. Mrs.
Thos, Moore.
MIsa Matilda, Arexariclet has been
a patient in. Wing-barn .JilosPital
during last We'ek,
Mr. 4lid Mrs, Walter Arscott
were at Teeswater on Tuesday
when they had a 'side of their
house and household effects,
'Mr, James 'Wilson held•.a, very
successful sale last Thursday even •
thoright it was a very stormy day.'
Quite a nkrnber from this district
tack in the Calico 13a11 in LucknoW
ore Eilday night. Joan Richards of
Lucknow received first prize of $3
for her dress and Janet Gaunt re-
ceived second prize 82,' The girls
had to .make their own 'dresses in
the honle economies class at Luelz-
now High School. . When they
purchased tite goods at „Ashteri!s
Dry Goods Store,', Lucknow, the
Winners, 'received the cost 'ofi their
dress , goods, frond' the firm as 'a
prize. We congratulate the.. Young
ladies On their achievement:.
Mr. Sas. St Marie of Kitchener
spent last •weelc-end at the itc4no
of his son, Mt\ Mylis St Marie. He
and Mr. Marie and Mrs, Myles St.
went to
.
Kitchener on Thursday,
• Mr, and Mrs. RusSell 'Gaunt,
Janet and Donald and 'Miss. Lois
Riney visited on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs, A. Gaunt at St. Helens,
Miss Loin PtibeY, teacher .of S,S.
No. 9 Kinlciss, is being congratu-
lated for sitecessitilly cotiipletilig
all the projects for the 4-H Club
work for Bruce County, and fdi
being the, only one to Win the Pro-
Vincial Honours in brute at :'the
meeting last Week in•Port'Elgin„.
Mr, and Mrs., Garnet Farrier,
Wayne and Sanice, spent the week-
end at the holte of M. and MI'S.
Sack Gillespie, at Sarnia. 1Vir, and
Mrs., Gillespie report a wanderfUl
'week, spent recently at bernanda.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Farrier, twho
Spent the winter months in Tor-
,onto, Long Branch and Saenia, re-
turned home with. thorn,
Mr. John Congram,, Wingham,
had charge Of the services in. the
Presbyterian, Chitteh here on Sun- •-• day. • , •
The annual business meeting 8f
the Women's-Institute Will be held
thiS Thursday in the Memorial
Hall, and Mrs. Martin of RipltY
will he present and glYe a talk on
Resolutions. Roil call ,to be ans-
wered. by exchange of plant slifts
of bulbs. •
Quite .a 'Ournber of the East Wa-
wanosh "Country Curlers", with
their wives attended the euchre at
• Winning ;-•garnes, TheSe • cUileta
„come'from near TeesWater; dorrie,
Binissels, Blyth .and Whiteehutch,
and all gnjoy their 'social' birsinesS
meeting in ,the with, the oleo,
Lion of Officers • and the , final
meetings in the spring, *when all
get together. jer the euchre and the
presenting or the floWarni, 'How-
son Tropity,and'7tlie otheti:PriZes,
Mr, and :Mts. John JainiCaitin and
sons, visited-'on 'Sunday"-,;with. Mr:
and Mys.GeOrge ttirrifitill"of'43tus, •,- •
It McGregor Feted
Befofe Departure
WHITECHURCH—Quite a good
crowd gathered on Friday evening
in the Meinorial Hail In honour of
Ross McGregor, who has Sold his
farm and will be leaving this diS-
Wet, 'All, ,played enelite, : and
Farrier's orchestra provided music
for dancing. • '
After lunch tiontild ROSS 'asked
Ross .by come to the front" and
read an addtess. Hugh SiMpson
Week-end, with his pitteritS,Mt, and
Mrs. Gershorn Johnsten.? Mrs,
Johnston has been •sidiering from
a severe ant: in het' hand. A dish
she. was titling broke and she re-
ceived a deep gash, necesSitating
seirettal stitches. Mr. and Mrs. Ed.
ttplartadri• atict,'Obitclrek of •St: Aug-
Ustine visited thete Ort •Sunday.:
Mr.and Mrs. Archie thricion and
baby, Kathy, visited on Sunday
`With her parents, Mr. and Mts.
'Webster ditelilin, of Wroxeter.
Communion service was held in
the United Chttroli here On Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs. E.' it atoslcorth
Paul and Karen' stient the week-
end in TOronto where Mr, Gtos-
aorth Attended the annual Canada
Packers convention. ,All visited
with her mothet, Mrs. Fred Bagg,
Whtre they were celebrating dif
ferent btrthdaYs,
Mt. arid Mto. John Hutchison
spent last Week-Crid •• At Thames=
ford, At the ,home Of their daugh-
ter"; Mrs. btivitard Nitholoon.
Mt. and Mrs. John McIntyre of
Wingham,- Mr, arid Mrs.• Angus
Falconer Allan; spent the
Week-end at Sarnia With Mt, 'and
Mts, tiector. Lsuidoh, Mr. and Mrs.
itthol Ptirdon and 'Mr. and Mrs.
Faitener.
Little Janette daughter
of Mr, ,antl.. ,Mta,•Clark Johnston
Was opetated Wingham Has,
pital last. Week fat Appendicitis,
and wits able, to return hoine on
Sattirday, •
Mr. /and Mrs. tobert Mowbray
of 'Wingham, also Mt. and Mit.
Tiarry T4ehboiiino doderieh, and
Mrs. Lorne Dutnitt of St. Helens
and othdi. relatives Visited with
Mrs, David Kennedy On Sunday:
Mrs. Ezra Scholtx spent last
week at London, with Mrs. Clay-
tOti Seheits:
fyirk Wert, Davidson Of Port "Col-
136016 Vlaited last Week With her
Matti% Mrs. Stuart Mel UrneY Of
Wingham and Mrs, Alex' Leaver of
Ettst Wawarloall; and returned
horrid bit Monday with her son, Mr.
Alati•DAVidOOri, Mn, and Mrs, D,
iitieltett of ASiiiield," also visited
With Mr. and IVits. Leaver' ort
daY.
Mr. Witt Mrs. George Currie
spoilt the Week4efid 'at the barna
of theft. sari; Ottirlei. of Othi''
ton.,
Al r, grid Mrs: IttridleY Galbraith
of Wrogetet, *dyed litst *belt to
the George Rare feria Which they
partigisedlast fall, We Welcome
them to this community.
IVIISS Phyllis &filth of Larigside,
spent tile Wediti.erld at the honte
Of bet sister,'Mra. Win: Ptirdori.
The pupils of Fordyce School go
for their polio 'injections to Dttn.
gannent trtited thrieth ttoiit TtieS,
day Mothing 41,,t 9:36,.
lift
In Mt14; batman Vifif of
dtiderleili Waited' oil at the
Maid 6f Mr, afal deoligit
What' are you going „to do this
smirker? Travel? Study? Have
fun? Why not ,combine them all
and travel abtoad? Then When you
return to school in •the fall you
can say you 'spent an. educational
summer even though you didn't
tilt*, and, you enjoy' yourself at
the same time? After all you oWe
it to yourSeif, after that long school
term last year.
Just iirtagine seeing places like
London, Ftornotind•Paris with their
famouS old buildings, cathedrals
and arches, What about Hawaii
with its romantic Hawaiian music?
Venice, the city built over water
sounds exciting. Imagine yourself
swimming' off Florida coasts in the
Gulf of Mexico or trying to keep
warm in northern Alaska. Which
Wingham Preceptory
Officers Installed
Royal Black Preceptory No, 12o,
Winghatn, after being dormant fot
Several. years, was re-organized .by
Wor, Sir Kt. tett Harper of
Orillia, 9-rand Master of the Grgnd
Black. Chapter of Ontario West; On
Saturday,,Match SO. Eight candi-
dates -Were initiated into the Pre-
eePtety" and were advanced to; the.
Apron and Royal Blue degree.
• The degree'work was exernplified
by G-rand Master Harper, assisted:
by Sit Jacques of Exeter, V,
Wor; Sir Kt, Bradley, Pat County
MaSter,".81meoe COurtty, V, Wor.
Sir Et, Hibbert, County Master;
Huron County, and other Grand
Lodge officers. Visitor's • were pre-
Sent train Amberly, .Arthur, 13lyth,
FortivVich, ListoWel and other Pte.
teptories in this atea,
the lollowing were elected
eera of Wingham Preeeptety:
Pideeptor, T. W. Platt; Dep, Pre-
ceptor, Robt.MeligiitraY: Chaplain,
Vie,. II/titles; Registrar, Harold
Moffatt; Treasurer, Riabt. Iloggr
1st. Lecturer, T11.0S1W
Lecturer, Hogg; 1St, Cell-
Stot,. Thdirtri,s Ellis; 2nd. Censor,
Mark 'Gardner; , 1st: • Standard,
PercY. Hogg; • Standa.rcl=
Robt, Spotton; linituiVant;
Htigh Sitinarnon; 1st ' COMMittee-
hint), Mllo Casentotel'2nd Canna,.
Leeman, George RtOtolt.t do-
Artitteenutti, s Sidney Adarlist,
Committeeman, Edwin Chandler;
istif doittoitteemiall; Earl Httifilitoti.
Gratin Master Hatpet hiStalled
the Officers and preSerited the
PreeepterY" with warrant, set 01
gavels, ,degree etriblenta, etc., and
gave a Very inspiring address to
present, County Master Hilibett
*1st; gave a 'fine address to the
Mehl:bars, Visiting members spoke
briefly and A hearty vote of thittitleS
to all visiting members ,fir their
asklatarice Was nu:Wed and seetiftd."
ed b, *Ingham li'teeelitoty itiein
bets, Ulrich was served and 'the
iigettillit was' elosea tit hiidnllllit
ba tilbglat the National, aiatheitt:
day night, eledeti W„ W„ Como
as president, for the coming year.
Other officeta elected. were
test pros„, A, J, Lockridge; see.,
Mrs. Harold Burrell; treas.) Mrs
Harold 'Wild; 'directors, Mrs. Hatry
Gerrie, Miss Agnes Wiiiiainsortr
N,;r, W, :Gainey, Scott Reid,
Stron#-; auditors, George
S*04. and P. IsiteKihbOn.
•••` The fiaarlial report showed, re-
ceipts for 19% and 10111 of 81,766,93
with a 'deficit 'of Bank bal-
ance is $166.13,
Prokitg' from the carnival which
'ikk,ras held recently arnottitteci to
;071
PRIZES PRESOITER TO
CURP441VINNEKS
• 1 Retiring...nresicient Dr. W. A.
Crawford •iiteSidfd far the awatcl
irig.Of the season's Prizes at the
annual mteting of the curling, club
The fairoWing ,awards Were made.?.
PreSbYteriatt •
The meeting of 'the P.t.P,S. cu'r's
opened by a singsong lecl by Doug-
las' Hardie. The Scripture was
read .ris, Stewart McGill, Walton
Moki1 bben led the gloup pray-
er, folloWed 'bythe 'offering and ,
offertory prayer,'”
Mrs: George MalCorn shovved the
Young People arid'congregation,
some Christian •glides Which were
takeri on the island of Formosa.
The slides were enjoyed by evety-
one.
Patrick $t., Winghain
CASH if you live,
CASH tit y'ou die.
Protoopion for the /WIRY
Comfort lot yonr rolTOMerit
Consult-,
FRANK C. HOPPER
—Representative- :—
Canada Life
WiNGHAM, ONT:
••••
There is a
CANADIA N
ARMY
RECRUITING
TEAM
coming to
WINfillAM ARMOURY
Eill2Entrill'IMSD.IY..
eintothereitil
The first game of the itriala was
'played on Tuesday night, 'Result
AS follows;
Blue Bombers, 7: Strikers, 4;
Wildcats, a; tioweig, 0,
High Scores far the night:
Ladies' high single, Mrs, L, Mike-
:fact, 216; meilfs high single, D.
01,1110'45ft, 226; ladies' High triple,
Mrs. CrawfOrd, '501; Men's high
triple, a Wild,-616.'
'hard high Score, bine Boithera
2660.
Litkiles" thiltadity AtteNtatill Lailgue
• Mrs. G. darheton's team, 1:4841
Mrs, d. Lott; 1.464; Mfs, H, Spr'
and Mrs. F. Madill, tie, 182i; Mri.
15, Nitantith, 1288, 'High single,
Mes, O. Lett, 966.
tadiAS" Weilitakidy tertittie
Wednesday SAW the wind. up of
our schedule, With the OrtyliOuricla
and the '8Ptirk1s ending with a tie
Of 67 &Mtg. TO break 'the tie, both .
railed art Win* with the
Spaniels taking tap Oat,
Wednesday flight all Wing enter
play-offs, pin fell wilt detettriiite
the Wintlerk,
High fat the season, Mrs. C Loft,.
high th; high ttiplhi Mrs.
ti Lott, 10; high OW44 .MtN, W,
13towtt, 192',
• sels, .•
Lucknow,
Mr. „and Mrs., Wm,' :Kennedy
visited last Tuesday .with ke, and.
Mrs. Murray' McDowell ' of Ash-
field and on Sunday With My. and
Mrs. Sohn Wooleock, of Gletirtiman,
Mr..and Humphrey
And 'Children, And. 'Mr..' Win,. *
Humphtey, of St: Helena; visited
On "SittidaY .With Mrs. ifumPhrey
and Mr, and Mrs. RoY•Robinson.
• ,Mr. Levi -Biernarr found last
Week-end, that when he tapped
other Maple :ttees be Wad, anothet
splendid run of sap,: so they are,
still on the job Of-Making syrup.
Bluevale hall last Wednesday even- Miss• Jean Stanleyancl Mr. John
ing, and received their: prizes for Johnston, of Loltdoe sitent the
Miss Myrna •StockAl Presented, him with ' a purse of et:, spent the week • money. Rods thanked' his 'friends .
c'f '1*•• 6'141 Mrs' Robert; LaitllttW. for...their kind, thoughtful' gift.
" Mr Russell " spent the ' •
week-end at kirrara..:".'•With his
mother Mrs: Mary Chapman,. •
Mr.. and MrS,•,RAYrriatict'„,Elliatt.
Of RitiOrale; and Mr ,and MrS.„ An-
son • R,uttart• and 'Children of :Ford;,
iVich.' visited on' 'Sunday-•'with Mr
'Elliott arid
Robert 'otitgarriery.
Mr....ak.Mts. Chas. Shwa visited,
on ,Wednesday with "het parents; ..• . Mr. and. Mrs.s ChaO, Cangrain• of
• fireeeinhAr
went—Winne,','K •Rati,
:14, Fisher, G.
O'Brien; -Runhers-up, French,
0,..,dodicka, nott;a011, R. `Wrest:
ccirtsOlationtiihnerk ,L. Case-
Matc; NtCDonald,'• Dr. A. D. Mc-
MUreitY, Oldfield; 'Rttrisfrs-ult.
'A. S. Hethetingtori, Lioyd, W. ••
Struthers, S: Adams;
January
• Harriatan Trophy--Winners,
L. Shetbontly, L; Gardner, R. Mc-
Creiglit, Rtinners-up,
O. nasolgrwo; •A.• ]+4:16KaY •
Bondi, S.;IN0400,;.;
• ,
February .
Rae. Shield—Winnet•s;
Crawford,. "It 'Phonies, T. Currie,
k. Ashton; 'Runneraelip, A. D.
/i/facWilliarn; • ff.' Bowman,,: D,
Rann, N. Pickell,
Rats shield—Winners, A. Mac-
Kay, Chantriey, R.
Dinadas;',Runnots-up, L. McDon-
ald, D,1 .Adamson, M.. Oldfield, C,
Lloyd:4
' Mater
Winners--tL, CaSemore, W, Bain,
H. PearSon R Duritles• ,Runners-
;up, W..Tiffin, W. Callan, R. Hain-
Montgomery.
G. ALAN WI'
Ofitometrist
Phone 770
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