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N'CRK !S UNDER WAY by Owen King Construction at
•:he Lower Town dam to place two eight -foot culverts
through the dike. The project is under the direction
cf the Maitland Valley Conservation Authority. When
completed, the culverts will allow the pond to be drained
for de -silting and will provide better control of water
at flood -time.
-Advance-Times Photo,
Geon K. McDonald Dies in Montreal
George King McDonald, of
Montreal, died suddenly fol-
lowing a heart attack on Wed-
nesday, November 18. A
salesman for Investor's Syndi-
cate, he was in his 60th year.
lie was born in Bluevale, a
son of the late Mr. and Mrs.
George McDonald, (Isabella
King), attended public school
there, and attended high
school in Wingham. He was
a graduate of Queen's Univer-
sity where he obtained his Ba-
chelor of Commerce degree.
He was a member of St.
Andrew and St. Paul Presbyter-
ian Church, Montreal.
He is survived by one daugh-
ter, Mary Robyn of Montreal,
and two sisters, Mrs. William
L. (Mary) Speir, Brussels and
Mrs. H. C. (Margaret) Lawson
of Clinton, A brother, Camer-
on of Grimsby predeceased
him.
Rev. W. J. Morrison ofMel-
ville Presbyterian Church, Brus-
sels, conducted his funeral ser-
vice on Saturday afternoon at
the R.A. Currie and Sons funer-
al home, Wingham. He was
assisted by Rev. Gordon Fish of
St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church, Wingham.
Pallbearers were George
McDonald, Molesworth; Hance
McDonald, Caledonia; James
Breckenridge, Wingham; Harry
Elliott, Bluevale; John Yuill,
Brussels; Robert S. Hethering-
ton, Wingham.
Flowers were carried by
George Scott and James Carr of
Wingham and Graham Work,
Brussels. Burial was in Wing -
ham Cemetery.
FAST TRIP
Travelling by light canoe,
early fur traders were able to
cover the distance from Fort
William to Montreal in as little
as 10 days' time.
NOTICE
Town of Wingham
Municipal Election
NOMINATION MEETING
A meeting of the Electors of the Town of Wingham for
the nomination of candidates for the offices of
MAYOR, REEVE, DEPUTY REEVE, SIX
COUNCILLORS, PUBLIC UTILITIES
COMMISSIONER and FOUR PUBLIC
SCHOOL TRUSTEES
WILL BE HELD ON
Thursday, Nov. 26, 1964
at 7:30 o'clock in the evening and until 8:30
Immediately after the close of Nominations, at 8:30
o'clock, Candidates will address the electors.
Should a poll be demanded or required, the same
will be held on
MONDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1964
between nine o'clock in the morning and six o'clock
in the afternoon.
WILLIAM RENWICK,
19-26b TOWN CLERK,
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pany from the hit Broadway
Show "Golden Boy" provided
fantastic entertainment and
some laughs with their "Don't
Forget 127th Street", from the
production about a Harlem
youth who becomes a famous
prize fighter. Here, this Ne-
gro section of New York City,
is described as ... "classy -
we've got rats as big as Lassie!"
But the only laughs that come
from Harlem, are apparently
all in the show, for it is no
picnic to be a part of the
place, according to interviews
conducted for the documentary
series "The Sixties" last Mon-
day evening. " The Hell That's
Harlem" perhaps brought us un-
comfortably close to the nearly
quarter -million people who
live in the three -square -mile
rat -infested area in Upper Man-
hattan. Maybe with the new
Haryou project for the youth of
Harlem though, some of the
nightmare in their lives can be
abolished.
The highlight of CTV-13's
viewing this weei< is Thursday
Margaret Edgar
Buried Here
WROXETER-Friends were
shocked to learn of the sudden
passing of Margaret Agnes Ed-
gar last Wednesday in Humber
Memorial Hospital, Toronto.
Miss Edgar was a registered
nurse. She trained and nursed
for some time at the Bruce
County Hospital, Walkerton,
and was then on the staff of
Wingham Hospital for a few
years. At the time of her death
she was nursing at the Compen-
sation Hospital at Downsview.
Miss Edgar, 48, was the last
sun iving member of a family
of four children of the late
Ilugh Edgar and Susan McLeod.
She is survived by a sister-in-
law, Mrs. Murdock Edgar of
Brussels.
The funeral was held from
the itann funeral home in Brus-
sels on Saturday. Rev, Allan
Johnston officiated. Interment
was in Wroxeter Cemetery.
Pallbearers were four ne-
phews. John Edgar of George-
town, Donald Edgar of Toronto,
Bruce Edgar of Kitchener and
James Edgar, Listowel arid Jas.
Sanderson and Stewart Higgins.
'TTS
Show Biz
i$y Vomai Lee
evening's edition of "The
Louvre", a 60 -minute special
which originated with NBC in
the U. S. and which tells about
the famous art museum in Par-
is. Charles Boyer is narrator.
Both Canadian networks will
celebrate Grey Cup Day, the
28th, with the Parade at9:30
a.m. , followed by short fea-
tures about football, with the
game itself at 1:00 p.m. A
must on CBC's viewing next
week, will be "The Other
World of Winston Churchill",
Monday at 8 p, m,
VULGAR LANGUAGE
In the days of the Roman
Empire, there was always a dif-
ference between spoken and
written Latin, The latter was
the language used by the great
classical Roman writers, where-
as the former embraced num-
erous colloquialism and less -
than -classical expressions,
Eventually, spoken Latin
drifted so far away from written
Latin that it became an almost
entirely new tongue. It was
known as Vulgar Latin and is
the source from which the Ro-
mance languages (chiefly
French, Italian, Portugese, Ru-
manian and Spanish) developed,
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