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The WIWI:tin Advl itee-Timte,,, Wednesday, Oct. 10, 1901 ; LEGION AUX. TOURNEY
LISTOWEL TEAM TR ES'
BERRY DOGE TROPHY
A. NETIIERY HEADS
BEUiRAYE LODGE
Beigravt• L:u.L. held their animal
meeting; in the orange halt un the
evening ut t )etcher 41h with a good
a.tte1L'9aiwt• The VVurshiptul isles
ter, Bro. /Ivory Pattisul(, presided.
Visitor' were present from Korn
wieh, New'bn.Ige and Dungannon.
hlet•tiulila hove• tete t+ ell attended
over the pa• -t yt•:u' and plans for
the future are t tisoraging.
County ilt:u•tt'r Brien. Ross Fir
ringtutt of Iate know and Deputy
County Master 1tuhert Hibbert of
Fordwieli ttere• v. t leietwil by the
worshipful nlw,tt•r Thew insptr
ing addresses were well 1Wet•ivett
by thifee present
The deputy ((nutty master pre
sided for the t•leeti in of uffit•ers
with the fulltrttlist; results; Wor.
shipful Master, l:ru. Alex Netht•ry:
Deputy Muster. Pao. Clare Van
Camp; Chaplain. Bro. (leu, (lrigg;
Secretary, tiro. .limes MtCallum:
Treasurer, tiro. Elmer Brute: First
Lecturer. tiro. Ernest Snowden;
Second Lecturer. 11tu. \\'nt. 'Taylor:
Marshal. Ifni. Mason itobnison:
Tyler, Bro. Ales 1-l. Nethery: cont
mittee, Bro. Arulauel Mtliurney;
Bro. Athol Brute.. Brit Ernest
Noble, tiro. Arlcohl Brute,. Tiro.
Walter Sewn; press:. report er, Brill.
W. H. Scutt.
County Master Errington con-
ducted the installation. Short ad.
dresses were given by Bros. ,Jerry
Cranston and Russel Alton of Dun
gannon and Bro. Arthur Forester
of Newbridge. Lodge 'dosed with
the national anthem. after which
a turkey luueh was served.
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East Wawanosh
Council Meets
The bast Wave:mush Township
('ouneil met C)ttuber 2nd with all
members present, Reeve Hanna
presiding. The minutes of the
meeting held Sept. •nth were read
and adopted on motion of Robin
son and Pattison.
Snell Buclamtn That council.
pay ,Stual't Meliut•ney mileage
while driving a Bell 'Telephone of
ficial locating township tile drains
damaged when laying telephone
cable. 'Phis was paid to the town
sltip by the telephuut• company.
Pattison - Rubinson - That the
road and general aeLt)ints as pre
stetted be passed and paid.
the town WIEN stt•llun„, W1111 is
door bowlers last Wt.,ttt•s•iay ill
of theist tonal,. `1'he oceusion e:t •
the sevoort anntutl 1.igiiz1 Ate*Ali try
bowling tournament. which sats 1)u
entry of no less 1liiu 2i teams, :'.2
of them( from out u1 tssx II. '0%111
162 bowlers to look :titer the mem-
bers of the toted at'.Ili:uy, tucker
president il'11s. 1 t t(i ;t• ttrut Io 11a0
their Mauls lull. hilt oiatiatied to
provide a I;r:uui day ttt entertain
meat for all tit vt:,lice•.
Action started early in the EL•t,
lunch was sta•vt•d to all at tilt'
Legato home atitl in the evening
they served a haln ((lona at the
I'attisun Rubinson 'That the Legion home, ++iter,• itri .ei :ot,1
township pay • )1 per cent of the trophies were handed out to the
cost of shtvel work Iris. tipt•n drain +°ielurs. Uaueiii , (tinplated Ilie
at Lots '13 and 34, Concession 4 t•vt•uill 111"i'r0111
and 5. 'Cop \\'inners
Buellan:l-Snot That council Herb huller ++a:; till hand to TRt)PIlY WINNERS—This group of bowlers Mrs. Dave Worden, lean) captain, Mrs. henry
order eight tons of salt for town• present the ].e it lour '1'r.iphy to hien Listowel won the Berry Door Trophy last Weber and Mrs, Murray Cooper, who wean lla1
ship winter roads. I.. \\(her captain "f the LOOlt,wel, Wednesday at the Legion Auxiliary tournament high triple. Team score for tho throe narrow•, vias
It was agreed that several of the team wiled' Ptt,tt top honors for: held in Wingham. From the left are Mrs. Les 3097,—Advance-Tulles photo.
eouneillurs and officials attend the the day. The Listowel ;,irL•1 will Vit k, Shu was runner-up for the high triple,
Huron County Muuieipal Officers' hold the trophy till next year an 1
Association meeting at Exeter on they were presented with rugs fur
October 24114 "keepers". In setoud plata, were AHil1 tIOLFIJR1
.toad Accounts Hazel Braver and her teammates
Stuart Mt•Burney, salary, $185.00; from Exeter, ,vlio were pre:tented g Id E�( o\-
Alan McBurney, wages, $91.113; Al- with pietures; third, Nonan owls 96 191 l�`v�8�+'
exander's I3ardware, shut'el handles and her Wingllulle Iealn, who re
etc., $2.47; W. S. Gibson, insurance ceivt•d TV stools, fourth, V. Knight I Last 'Tuesday afternoon the la-
uld grader, and public.• liability, and her Clinton team, bedre,ul,11 dive suet for a round of golf, fol -
$86,9:/; Receiver General, income lamps; fifth, S. \V!!nl,I team ul .lowed by a pot luck supper .and
tax, 45e.
presentation of trophies and prizes
(h neral Accounts
Municipal World, supplies, $8.95;
Marvin Snell, fox bounty, $4.00;
Brookhaven Nursing Home, $79.75:
R. D, Philp, medicine, $12.00; Stuart
McBurney, mileage re telephone,
$18.40.
Pattison - Robinson- - That coun-
cil adjourn to meet Nov. 6th at 1
pint., also court of revision on the
1962 assessment roll at two o'elock
at the Belgrave community centre.
C, W. Hanna, Reeve
R. H. Thompson, Cleric
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an obstacle --such as a disabled
ear, or a strayed cow just beyond.
Sometimes there is.
A group of girls in Swansea, S.C,,
have started their own traffic
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Exeter, tablecloths,
High single in this division was
won by Helen Fair::en-ice of ('lite
ton, who reeeiveay.1 :t lultke ap bah;
Competed for during the season.
The R. E. McKinney trophy for
Is hole medal play went to Wilma
Kerr with Dorothy Conran the
runner 1p, I n, queen of i tutlerieh, runner up
The• Marjorie McKinney award,
tumblers; high triple, .lean t'uupt'1 a silver tray for 9 hole match play
of Listowel, (make up bag; runner-
up, Alden(• Vie of Lir.10'.i01, tuns
blers: rtnuauhltiull, L. 1'1x11, t:c)d-
erieh, tea towels,
Novice Section
In the novice etas:, lett, teem
were entered; Jean :liilnatnwn :end
her Winghulil team were in first
place and won TV lamps. Seeon:l
were Bernice Pierce and loons of
Blyth, who were presented with
flower centrepieces.
High single in this tlivisrnl was
]Mickey Ross of V\'i11/thatn, whose
prize was perfume, The rtuiile•r-up
was V. Comair of Iluderii11 and
she won a set of coffee mugs, High
triple went. to Bernice Plow, who
received perfume and the runner.
up was I. German of Myth, (of-
fer plugs. The consolation prize
went to Zella Ward, Owen So.ind.
Several draw prizes were also
given out: To 10,13,thy O'Connell,
Clinton, bridge set; ]'ales ('actor,
Wingham, blanket; Jon Iateoun,
Winghann, bedroom mat; floor prize
a bath towel set, went Io Shirley
Wright of Exeter, The 'Welty lady'
prize was won by K. Duke of Lis
towel.
Special Prizes
There were prizes of vases ;Incl
ash trays for those whose swore
totalled 180, the number of the
local Royal Canadian Li; ion
Branch. Winners were Celia Pitot
of Kincardine; I., 'Trontor of Rip
ley and V. Cnn,1air ell' 1lodt•rich.
A big feature of the e•veceirlg• wa:. Mr, and Mrs. Frank Courtney of
the hat parade and '1 it brow);ht "Toronto spent the week -end with
forth as fanciful an array of head Mr, and Mrs. Robert Hall, Wing -
gear its the iniad of woman could li:nn. Mr. and Vers. Dawson Craig,
invent, First prize want to .11111 Alegi and Harvey visited at the Hall
Munn, Hensall; seland, Dorothy hone 1111 alanday.
Wright of Kincardine: third, N.
Dowd, (.ode ; lour( h, .1,1)11
Snail Hensall and fifth, Irelen
Bradley of Walkerton,
tt-:es won by Dorothy Conran with
INilnia Kerr as the runner-up.
The 1'arliug trophy for low gross,
15 dole competition, was won by
1mrothy C0uro11 with Nona Elliott
the rainier up,
'I he silver rose bowl, a new tro-
phy donated by Dorothy Conron
for annual competition in the 36
h:uulttitp division, was won by
Edith 1tathburn, Mary Lloyd was
the runner tip.
Nona Elliott had the lowest
ringer swore for the season and
VVihua Kerr was second.
Prizes for the afternoon's play
were Its follows: Longest drive, lst
division, Mollie DuVal, 2nd divi-
sion, Margaret Iaoxton; fewest
putts, Wilma Kerr; closest to the
Pin, (trace Walden.
WEIITECUURCII
Mies Caroline Coffin and Mr, Ro-
bert tient of Montreal spent the
Werk -end with her parents, Mr.
and dues. Claude Coffin. Mr, and
Mr:,. lleurgt' Coffin and Sharon 01'
ale::peler, Mr, and Mrs. Clifford
Coffin, Mr arid Mrs, Peter Coffin
and family of (salt and Mr. and
11rs. Alan Coffin of Kitchener vis-
ited at the Coffin home on Sun-
day.
Mr, and Mrs, William Underwood
1111(1 '!'eddy of Toronto spent the
wt-t•k end with Mr, and Mrs, James
Meltratli.
The caravan was ::lowly trudg
ing across the (lot, dry dessert. one
camel suddenly turned to the otter
and said: "1 don't t•at'e tvlctf they
say --I'm thirty”
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M1•. load Mrs, Cameron Simmons
and family of London spent the
(tett( end with her parents, Mr.
11,11 Mrs. Charles Martin.
Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Laidlaw
and fetidly of .London and local
relatives visited on Sunday with
Mrs. James I.aitllaw.
Mr, and Mrs. Waller James and
Leonard of Woodstock spent SW's -
day with her father, Mr. Arthur.
Moore. Michael and Peter Moore
of l\'uoindoek spent the weep enol
with their grandfather,
il1i:;s Stella Dean and Mrs, Wrn, flower girl. The tnarriage was
solemnized in 0 candle light 01.1'
vice at Paterson Memorial Pres-
byterian Church at 7.30 p.m. '1'111•
reception for 11)11g 1i ata was held
at the .Sahara Motel. The happy
couple will matte their 110111,• td
Landon,
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Shiell and
baby spent Sunday with her par
ents, Mr, and Mrs. Robert Iiraliley
of T3eniniller,
Mr, and Mrs, William Mni tin na l
family of Kitchener spt•ut 110•
weak end with ;lir. and airs. Ilow--
and Martin,
Mrs, Gilbert T everuft spent the
weekend with her stater, Miss Ja
net Watson of Aylmer and returned
home witli Mr. Beecroft and fate
ily, who spent 'Thanksgiving there.
Mr, and Mrs. Paul (lroskorth and
Miss Karen Groskorth spent the
weekend with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. M. H. (rusltor•th.
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HIGH SINGLE—Mrs, Robert Hickey of the local Legion Auxiliary,
is seen at left, congratulating Mrs. Herb Fairservice of Clinton on
winning the high single score of 324 during the bowling tourna-
ment here last Wednesday,—Advance-Times photo.
IN THE LI
e
By DORIS G. McKIBJ3ON
Occasionally I regard modern
novels with a jaundiced eye. After
reading of our feverish pace of life,
as mirrored in a hook, one is left
with a feeling of futility. We under-
stand what we read hut not being
transported beyond ourselves are
left more harassed than before. A
new historinal novel
DEVIL WATER
by Auya Seton
however, will carry one into an-
other world. This is a tele of the
ill-fated Jtrt'obite uprisings, i'itIIcu-
]arly as they concern one family,
the Radeliffcs of Northumbria,
Earls of Derwentwater. They were
strong Roman Cat?lolies and in
their vein:( flowed more than a
little Stuart blood. Devil Water (the
name of the stream flowing through
the Radcliffe property> is specifi-
cally the story of Charles Radcliffe,
younger brother of the Earl. Both
men were captured in the rebellion
of 1715; James died; Charles es-
caped from Newgate prison.,
It is also the story of his daugh-
ter, Jenny, child of Meg Snowden,
a Border Soot. Jenny lived prac-
ticaly rootless most of her life. TTer
Falconer, Alan and Kevin, were at
Sarnia for the weekend, and on
Saturday attended the marriage o1'
June Janice, elder daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Hector Minion, and Mr.
Beverley John Bosveld of 'London.
The bride's sister, Sylvia, was the
Hogan of Ashfield visdted on S.in
day with Mr. 011,1 Mrs, Louis Dal
toll,
Mr, and Nfrs, Fldgar Peto of
Ladner, B.C,, spent the week end
wil11 Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ireland.
On Sunday Mrs. John Ireland and
Mi. and Mrs. Wilbur McKague and
1411:,1111 of 'Teeswater visited at the
Ireland bottle. Mr, and Mrs. Peto
will :pend the winter with their
111111ily in Quebec' and New Jersey,
Mr- and Mrs. William A, Wil.
Ikons and I':unily of (xuderich spent
Monday with Mr. ,tnd Mrs. Robert
;;tuft,
I (nary Reavie of Port Rowan
• spent. the week -end with his moth
I or, Mrs. Rutherford Reavie,
,Mr, and Mrs. Walter Gordon and
family of Guelph visited on Mon
day with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Scott.
Mrs, John Macl'ntyre, Mr. and
I
Mrs Wnt, McIntyre, Mr. and Mrs.
John (Ilighorn and Ronald of
Wiughani, Mr. and Mrs, A. E. Pur -
(fon and Mrs. (George Tiffin, Luck
now. M. and Mrs. Hugh McMillan,
Kinlong11, Mrs. Wm, Rawson, Mr.
and hues Wesley Tiffin, Mrs. Ce -
al Falconer, Mr, and Mrs. Angus
Rich 'Mete Merman's rt lativee
were all gathered in the lawyer':;
office. Ceremoniously, the attorney
opened the envelope and intoned
"Being sound of mind, I spent all
my mono!,.. ,
RY
early childhood was spent with her
mother's people, grim ('over):utters,
She then Illovcd to London to the
society house o1' her 1':111)1 1 14 cousin,
Lady Betty r i't'. 'She lived for a
short period of time with her e1•')1 second wife 10 F'r:ulet, 11nf1
then ate•amp:utie(1 :1 :,(hoot friend,
Evelyn Byrd, to Vit ,iii:, There she
married Ito)) W1k.nn, ,t `ttot1isi1
friend of her rlldl(Ihnisl, who had
watelictl and prni1tied her over the
year:; as :;he wandered front home
10 home, none of thorn ever truly
11 a 1'S,
i
Ifinuunity ill basically the same
whatever the time nr place. Love
and hate, good and evil, ambition
aril diplonlaty still sway men, The
scandalous Marl of Wharton's Troll-
leire (.rah to which ,fenny ne•ln•ly
fell 11 vit•t11rt, had its 1 nur(terpa)'t to
the Montreal or today, :u•eording to
,John knell, who made the activities
of it. similar club the ventral filet of
his novel "'The Pyx.” Two centuries
have chtnged .1111y the other trap•
pings and the clarity of 1'pre:talon,
The manners, fashions, twines
and habit( of hush the New World
anti the Old art. (dearly delineated
in this boort. illel.lit t:, of punish •
menta are tdese•rihotl 111th a detail
that is horrifying, p:1111y hoc:10: i
it is 11'111 1 jast never eneounter-
ed these facts kis any refuting before.
'Phis is 0 story of real adventure
several yetu•s of 111.111rel1 went tela
its proalnttion. We know front 1111'
text bucks the 10tr$Il01• of the up-
i'isli+Its bot hetlnnat of lit' life that
pauses 111 rho pnt,t'1; wt• 1111.1) 1inl,irlfj
fur sntttss for their venture. Tide
record of the lives of 1'h,irlen ;01(1
Jenny per:amify loyalty ,111l tour-
agt almost beyond belt( l', ()nee
(.pen the 1vu,k and d (getter you will
find it difficult to (dose the ewvers 1
until yon hast iornpletetl it.
BI.ticvale Presbyterian
Young People Meet
• IIT.I1p7VALT1; The ort. )nlz:dd1n
rnvtittg of 1111• S'00n11; 1',' 1'''' 110
ritly of the 1'11X; 1'rr:,Jylerittlt
1'ttneli, 11ilovale, n:t:: held in the
basement of the elrtirelt on Sunday
evening, Sept. ;toll). The eleilloit
of ()Cutters resulted :to fellows:
'Ion. tires,, Rev. T. Al. Kennedy;
pets,, Mary Ilnrnintr; vire prey.,
Ihii;h Mundell; see., 1'h3'11k (,rant;
press ..t•t., ken 1lr:nut; treas., (ter.
old Thomas.
A lunch, reeve:10mi and worship
01'1' !)',' <•011nnt1 rte c.'1(1 t•hoseil fur
the reit of the term. The meet-
ing was closed with a prayer by
Rev. Kennedy,
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