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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1933-05-25, Page 3orrje 4 40 candles were placed at the front of FOR THE BEST ,the hall, representing the age of the society, The evening, was spent in • progressive euchre and crockinole, Eye et�+`vr.i..� the honors being won by. Mrs. Mus- es. and Mrs, Thornton respective- ly, Refreshments were also served, GO TO F. HOMUTH `Phone' 118. Harriston HOWICj COUNCIL Fbrtlwich, May 17th, 1933 Council met in United Church hall according to adjournment, all mem- bers present, the Reeve in the chair. Minutes of last meeting were read andon motion of Demerling and Bryans, Were adopted.. Moved by 'Dernerling and Lovell, that owing to the necessity of -paying certain sums of noney past due, to, the, School Boards,and to meet cur- rent expenses, the collectors are here - School Inspector Addressed Ratepayers A good number of ratepayers, as well as School Trustees of the, Dis- trict, were present at the Gorrie Pub- lic School on Thursday evening when School Inspector, Mr. Gams, Walk- erton, spoke on the government grants to schools. Rev. and Mrs. G. W. Butt were I(itchener visitors last Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Finlay, Of Toronto, were called to the . bedside l( of the former's mother, Mrs. Chas. Finlay, who passed away on Satur- day. The funeral was held from the Anglican Church, Gorrie, on Monday. Dr. and Mrs. Hill, of Parkhill ere guests on Thursday of Dr. and. rs. Whitley, Rev: R. S. and Mrs. Jones visited friends in London on Wednesday, wing taken Mr, Earl Harper' and aughter, Gracie, who is under Dr.: amsay's medical attention. Mrs. A,.. Stephens and. 'son Bobbie, pent a few days with friends in Har- ston. • ' Mrs. James Bell is spending some me with her daughter, Mrs. L. egg, of': Harriston. Mrs. F. C. Taylor and Mrs. ing attended the' annual meeting e Women's Auxiliary .held in Cro- n Memorial' Hall, London, on ednesday of last -week. Born—On Wednesday,' May 17 w by instructed that. June 5th will be i,' the final date for' payment of arrears of taxes and return of Rolls, and that no .further extensions will be given, ha Carried. d Moved by Weer and Bryans, that • R the collectors be instructed to serve a copy of foregoing Resolution on s every person in arrears of taxes. — ri Carried. Moved by Lovell and Demerling ti that the following bills be paid: Ew- Cl art McKercher, sheep killed by dogs,. $6.00; Fred Davey, ' relief for Jean K Graham .84; Dan Demeriing, wood th for Mrs. J. Gibson $3.50; Jess. Mos- ny +ere, ,lifting tile and hauling stone, W Mun.' Drain No. 10, Branches G. and H., $5.00; Isaac Gamble, pt. salary as .to Clerk $35.00; Controller of Revenue, license for `Town Hall, Wroxeter, die $3.00; Controller, of Revenue, Ii.cense for Twp, Hall, Gorrie, $3,00; James Waikom, extra on collecting taxes, postage and exchange $20.00; Mrs. Steve King bed and:meals for tran- sients " .$2.25; Mrs, Beswetherick, meals for transients $1.00; Stanley Wolfe, supplies for Mrs. Haberlee, 2 months, to Mayc 17, $40.00; Mrs. Hab- erlee, relief for one, month to June 21st $15.00; United Church, rent of hall '$1.50. Road Erpendituzes 3. D: Adams, Paris, grader blades, drag scraper $42.10; Bert Hubbard, levelling roadside, 80 rod, $8.00; Bert Hubbard, dragging, $2.10 Ben Hys- lop, levelling roadside, 200 rod, $20.00; Ben Hyslop, dragging $1.50; John McCutcheon, dragging $1.50; John Sanderson; dragging $2.25; Burns Stewart, dragging $2.25; Wrn.. McElwain,. dragging $9.60; . O. Shoe- maker, weeds= 1932, $2.40,; Arthur Forster, dragging .$9,00; Walter Red - don, dragging $5.55; R. F. Edgar Supt. salary $23.70; John Holt, comp. wire fence, ,$8.00; .Chas. Dickert, lev- elling roadside $16.00; Jas. Steven- son, levelling roadside. $8.00. i, Moved by Bryans and Weir, that this. Council ` cr do now s adjourn d ourn to meet eet in the Town Hall,' Wroxeter, on; the third Wednesday in June. ; Carried. Isaac Gamble, Clerk. • Geo. of Mr. and Mrs. A. Edgar, a son Miss Beryl Ashton and Miss Seip, of Seaforth, visited with t former's parents, Mr, and Mrs: R. Ashton on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs.: A. W. Wright, of Elora, were Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Ashton and other re - GORRIE L.d.B.A. Entertain on. 50th Anni- versary ar Y The members of the local L.O,B.A. entertained their husbands and their fiends in their club. rooms on last. ' Thursday -evening, it being their 50th birthday. > The decorating tominittee,. Mrs. Holems and Miss Margaret Gra- ham, deserve'a vote of thanks for the beautiful decorations.,: .Rive silver Thursday, May 25th, 1933 auM� • ary 45'�i+p��x au1 oxeter Odd �-- But True 5�i yea-•'"��•a'k ti�r-wr.�;,� 71, 3 " HE ELEVATOR VISITENN 4. 1N THE AVERAGE SKNSCRAP,PER C HANDLES . MORE TRAEEI, Tt14 N Tk1E ZRANSPORINII N SYSTEM% OF `CORNS OF 75,000 POPL11.ATION .: ; BnHUE1-BRAUW CAW+^ N " t i�ORER SR1DE IS NOT PERM1 `TED Tc SEE HER HUSBAND' UNTIL illE SECOND DAA( rfTER .TiE WEDDING th, and Mrs. Wm. Irwin, for the week- W. I. member but vvho could- not do • end. A a something during the year to make Mr. and Mrs. Victor Shera were in the Institute better," he Bsuggesting it could be a reading,solo, demonstra- tion, practical idea or even conduct a contest. She also advocates spending the Institute's .money at horne in the community, and also urges that the Institutes use the two weeks' short course at their d-isposal, and pamph- lets. These, along with current ev- ents and "Love One Another" were ways to keep the Institute above par. Before closing her splendid address. she displayed several articles of clo- thing and accompanying patterns and closed with hints for culture, art and various thoughts for which it be- hooves us all to strive for higher lev- s els. Mrs. Nay forwarded a hearty vote of thanks extended by Miss IKeine and Mrs. Shera to the speak- er before .Mrs. Knight, of. Fordwich, gave a humorous reading entitled "Telling the Truth." Miss V. Len -- a favored then with a solo "Thank. e God for a 'Garden," which was enjoy- - ed as were each of the preceding numbers on the program. The . meeting closed with the Na- tional Anthem. During a. social half hour the lecal society served refresh- I merits. c‘. i i 9 32 MORE GOO 4,114 PRODUCED THAN 1N AIV OTHER `TEAR 1N HISTOM latives in the community: Mrs. W. Clark and daughter, Ali of Fordwich, spent the week -e with Mr. and Mrs. James Edwards: Mr. Brower, of Rothsay, and Mi Evelyn Lnicoln, of Glenannan, we' week-end guests. of Mr. and Mrs. Cathers. ti Miss Rose Taylor, of Kitchener,' visiting her ,sisters, Mrs. lKnowlso and Miss' Nora -Taylor. Misses Margaret Foster' and Vern Osborn, also Messrs. Win. Edgar an Lloyd Cathers, spent Sunday wit London friends. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Ring and son Earle, Mr. `rind Mrs. Kenneth Hasti spent; Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ir McLean, of Brussels. Rev. Mr. Butt speaks on the Lord' Day Alliance;. work : at the' morning service next' Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, William Campbell and children; of .P+'ordwich, were Sun- day 'guests of Mr. James Douglas. Mrs. Laura Rose Stephen, Ottawa, was the guest of Miss Martha' ],Keine while in town. • Rural Life Sunday was observed in the United Church here on Sunday.. Mr, and Mrs. Rramage, Mrs, Peter and 'Miss. Alice Ramage,' also Mrs. Burgess, of Durham, ' were Saturday guests of Dr, and Mrs. Ramage.. Mr. James B. Wylie, of Leaside, was a week -end guest, of his mother. Mrs. John Wylie. Mr. and Mrs. H. Herzog were the guests of Rev. and Mrs. Garland at lderton on .Sunday. Mr, and Mrs, H, Irwin and daugh- ter, Lucille, • of Long Branch, were guests of the former's parents, Mr. ne nd ss re J• as n rantford' on business' on. Monday. Mr° and Mrs. John Hyndman were visitors in Clifford on' Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Chas.. Black, also Mr. and Mrs. Knowlson Hueston, were visitors in Elora, Guelph and Kitchener on :Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Jackson, of Parkhill, were guests ' at the home of Dr. Whitely .last week. ST. STEPHEN'S W. A. PLAN GARDEN PARTY A meeting of the Women's Auxil iary of Si. Stephen's Anglican Churc a of Gorrie, met at the home of Mr d Wade on Friday, when 1Norrnan h good number were present. The lad ies' work was finishing a quilt to and making clothing for the India e girl, who is - .clothed. by this Society a The' Roll, Call was answered by Scripture verse, and minutes wer s adopted as read by: the secretary, of ter which interesting reports were given by yrs. Taylor and Mrs. Geo S. King -on the Annual Meeting of the W A., which was held in Lon- don, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs- day, During the business period plans were made for'the annual Gar- den Party to be held around the mid- dle of June, and committees were named for same. After the various matters of business had been discuss- ed, prayers:were conducted by the President, and a very dainty repast was then r • se ved by the hostess. GORRIE W. INSTI- h • a p n a Immummimmumummiummummmmummmismaimus • • ■ Now ■ Being Taken -■ ■ (� en Saturda.. Evening■' pen Y Until 9 , ■ O'clock For ■ The.. Benifit Of Our ■ a ' trcns. ■ ■ THE • UNITED FARMERS' CO*OP ■ ■•�tA�'lVE ■ ■ O C 1ViF'A1V'Y L i■ Winghamy m, Ox11marl°'. phone 271 ■ *0 0******rrruamommemrimmarmrms**/ TUTE ENTERTAINS The Township Hall was nicely de- corated on Wednesday afternoon for the regular monthly meeting of the Gorrie Women's Institute when they. entertained Wroxeter, Fordwich and Putman Girls' Institutes, The Dis- trict President, Mrs. Robert Nay, presided. • The meeting opened in the usual way, with the opening ode and Lord's Prayer, followed by a piano solo by Mrs. F, King. The minutes were read by the Sec'y and approved, Mrs. Holton of Fordwich then rendered a olo "I know a Lovely Garden," Mrs, N. Wade playing the accompaniment. 'his was followed by a reading by Mrs. Stuart McNaughton, of Wrox- ter. Mrs, Nay theta introduced the guest speaker for the day, Mrs, L,attra ase Stevens, Government speaker, f Ottawa. This noted writer gave very interesting as well as writer. onal address on "Keeping the In- titute Above Par..": The speaker stated she had been peaking for 35 or 36 years and hereas her initiative speech p h was Bread and Butter"—but alas times ve changed and so has the rural ones, for one finds there both read and butter cif boughten types, Mrs. Stevens was first a speaker r. the Agriculture 'Institute, Tlie Baker stressed, the point that "No Z e 0 a ti w ha li br Sp 1 the Stocks home. Mr. Wilfred Leson, Toronto, Mrs. John MacNaughton, • also Mr. ` and Mrs. M. S. Aikenhead, London, were guests last week at the MacNaughton home. Mr. and Mrs. Aikenhead, and Mr. and Mrs. D. S. MacNaughton spent Thursday at Wiarton. Mr. Arthur McLaughlin, Fordwich, spent the week -end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Norman McLaughlin, Mrs. Lorimer and son of Detroit, arrived on Sunday to be with her mo- ther, Mrs. Vogt, who is ill at her home here. Miss Rona VanVelsor and a girl friend from Weston, spent the week- end with her parents in town. Visitors at the hone of Mr. and Mrs, John Bush were, Miss Edith Weir, Stratford Norma]; Mr. James Edgar, Wingham; Mr. and Mrs. Jos.. Edgar, of Somerset, Eng. Mrs. Vogt, one of our aged and es- teemed citizens, has been quite i11 for the past few days. Mrs. Vogt who lives alone, was found by neighbors ore Wednesday inorning apparently having suffered a weak spell some hours previous. Sfie was unable to call for help, Under, the care of a nurse she is improving. We trust she ill soon be fully' restored. Mrs. Hastie, 2nd line, went to Lis owel on Sunday to visit her brother DIr. Joe Yeo, who is seriously ill, Mr. andN r .[ s,ohs Hall and J a d Gor- on, were Sunday guests of W. I and Mrs, Elliott. Mr. and Mrs. Frank .Sellers, Brits - els, ,11Ir. and Mrs, Tyndall, also Mr. nd Mrs. Jerry Casemore and daiteh- WOMAN'S' ASSOC. � • REGULAR MEETING The regular lar meeting g 0 f the I g Wo- man's Association of the Gorrie Un- ited Church was held at the home of Mrs. W. H. Gregg on Thursday, with n the President, Mrs. Harvey Sperling in the chair. Prior to the to business session the ladies quilted a , d t;ae had for-. -ilii;r special speaker, bell if he cuddent larn axon a few 119rr. Laura RBei Stephen, of Ottawa tangs be thravellin .on the thrain foo ;Mrs. Stephe ^ wile her loci;,: cx p;.r� at•r foivc days, an talkin wad a lot %rtti in In tit+ite wicrk gave tin in av diffrunt 'min, an, siture, it wus a tereeting addrese which was in h trate fer me to tape a trip, troo thim ape; eciated as was ahl, the r,. , nits] Westhern prawvinces afther` not beim ity of the Gorrie lacli�s anny further away from home than Mr, and Mrs. Charlie Martini also Toronto Fall Show fer nearly fifty Mr, and Mr,," Clarkson Martin and years. Mebby I nroight av had a bet_' baby, all of 1W1lzng:ham were ;Sunday ther tonne if the misses hadn't been guests of Mr. 'and Mrs, Bert ,\Martin, wid me, but I "daurna complain" as Mrs. T. tai we was a, Witngbarn nae auid;frind, Sandy Banks, wudsay. visitor on Friday. Wan ting T larned was the rayson Mrs, A, lblorl-eae and her da>>;;h, the railways are not payin i'pinses, ter, Miss Helen, of 'Waterloo, form- at hist wan av the main raysons. Too crly of this ,ila,.e, called cel a num many payple do be thravellin on pass- bee of 'friends lrerc on S.inclay. Mrs. , es, is the thrubble. Sometoimes ye Hurtle and her son, Professor 'Hurtle see on the thrains snore passers than also of Watereeo, accompanied thein. 1>assengers; The Woman's t n An whin I used to loi awake in me " bunk fer hours all troo the noight, be rayson av the shlammin an jam - min av the cars, I got to tinkin out a lot av tings I wondhered if the thrubble wid the whole wurreld wus- sn't the same as wid the railroads --- too manny passes, so to; shpake. k lot av fellahs do be roidin on passes troo this loife, are only payin half fare. Iviry man who doesn't give value fer what he gits troo loife is SANDERSON—In 'Turnberry, on thravellin on a pass, an somewan ilse Thursday, May. 18th, to Mr. and ,is payin' fer his roide. Shure, there Mrs, Roy Sanderson,` a daughter -,do be a lot av free thrippers in the Hazel May. - wurruld- at the prlsint 'toirne: The ADAMS -In .Ternberry, on Tuesday, woods is full av thirn as ye inoight ,May 16th, to Mr: and Mrs. Harney say, yis, an the Parliaments too, fer Adams, a son—Harvey Scott that matther. Wan day whin I wus diggin in the MISSION CIRCLE (garden an tinkin av these tines, two HOLD MEETING are tree robin birruds came lhoppin arround lookin fer someting to ;ate:. The May meeting of the Mission Bean full av me subjickt,' so to shpake wur- Circle held last Thursday evening in I ,ought I wed give:thim a few the Wroxeter United Church school ruds av advoice. room was.of special interest, when "Shure, 'tis an aisy toime fntorely the members had as their guests, 'the ye do be Navin, wid nothrl to do`bub g shtick out mothers and also members of the yer chists,. an wait fer W,. M.S. somewan ilse to dig up wurrums fer The President, Miss Daisy Stocks, ye to ate. 'Tis transients ye are, an presided over an interesting program, nivir did a day's wurruk in yer loiv- Marjorie Paulin read a story of a e5, an nivir intind to, if ye kin git Missionary, Dr. Mary Stone; Vera out av it. Ye are no betther than a Durst gave a reading entitled "Mas- lot av min I cud minshun, I said sionary Ruts", while two splendid a lot av more tines to shim birruds violin' solos were given by Margaret'. befoor I usefeed diggin an wine Edgar. An item of special' interest to the house fer a resht., I shtarted was a short play under the direc- tion to rade the payper, but soon fell ash - tion of Mrs. W. A. Finlay, entitled lape an drained that Mishter Robin "Disarm' Hearts." shpoke up an tould his soide av the The shtory, av how he shpint mosht av scene took place in the living his loife kaipin me garden free ave room of a home, where a group of bugs an tin s. He said that if girls gather around the fireplace, e g it chatting and singing delightful old v ssen t• fer the birruds we wud'den't songs and the hostess serves refresh- be able to grow annyting in our gar- ments to her guests, bringing out dens at. all, at all, so we wudden't. Women's Association TI n s Alsocration, United Church; met on Wednesday last with a good attendance. Mrs. Hemphill,. the President, presided, and after the business items were dispensed with two quilts were quilted, one of them to be sent in the W.M.S. bale. Tea was served' at the close. BORN Fr many lessons on our attitude to t, ovin that iviry fellate kin put ups. foreigners in our country, some koind av.an argymint, avert a. At the close dainty refreshments Grit goliytishan. were served by the Circle members. Yours till the nixt toirne,. Timothy Hay, SALEM Mrs. Irwin Edwards and baby, London, are at present visiting h parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Harris. Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Thomas spen last Sunday with friends near Ford with, Hard to Believe Goldsboro, N.C.—Torn McCullin of of. the Mineral Springs section of Gran- er tham Township was plowing recent- ly, when he heard his wife scream.. t He rushed to the house and found a: Miss Norma McEvers. of Winghai spent the week -end with her friend Miss Mary Fralick. Mr. Carman' Hetherington fro near Bluevale, spent last Sunday with fill.. Jack Fortune. Miss Edythe Weir, of'Str•atfor Normal, spent the e weel.-end with he parents, Mr, and Mrs. W. E. Weir. Why does Howard Wylie wear such a broad smile these clays? 'Is it that little boY? Congratulations. Mrs, Melvin Willits, Messrs Jack and Wet. Willits and Mr. Kenneth Bennett motored to Toronto one day last week. Mrs, Lydia Willits who leas spent the winter there returned with them. ' Mr. Win. Casemore of 'Wroxeter, spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Casemore. 'We are pleased to report that Mte: Wm. Mines' hand is improving nice- ly since, lie had his fingers partly. torn off with a rope some time ago, - snake had chased:a hen off her nest, and eaten the eggs. The snake's to ii c carnation was slowed somewhat by t the hearty meal, and McCullin caught- , it, killed it, extracted the eggs, and r n put them back in 1` the :rte t s before I x they became cold. This week the' hen I hatched a fine brood of chicks from d the eggs the snake stole. rI s a quilt. The meeting opeued with the familiar hymn "p Happy . Day," fol- lowed by the Lord's prayer in uni- son. Several items of business were brought forward and discussed, af- ter the: minutes were adopted as read by the Secretary. The meeting clos- ed with the hymn "Jesus Lover of my Soul" and prayer • by Mrs. T. O. tho Johnston. Refreshmentswere served'. by Mesdames Hutchison and Johns- ton, assisted ;by the hostess. r, Marion; all of Wingham, were unday attests of Mr. and Mrs. M. eliers, Mr. and Mrs. Bob McKee, also Mr. id Mrs. Stanley MacKenzie and ildren, all of Sault Ste. Marie, were eels -end guests at the honie of Mr. d Mrs. Gordon Gibson, Mrs. Jolie Iker atid. family of Harriston were so Sunday guests at the Gibson me. Miss Mary Harris arrived home las To Ills spe ent It spe Mr of! end A henr lfinl to t ing of t pat thing 1?et7 ai ch w an Ti al WROXETER Mrs; D. Robinson is visiting in Toronto, William Bird of Brussels, is visit- ing; Mr, and 'Mrs. Thomas Jacklin. Mr. ancl Mrs. Harry Dane is vis- iting friends in Oshawa for a couple of weeks. Mrs. Ben. Ringler, of Preston, vis- ited her sister, Miss Carmichael a few days last week; Rev, Mr. Turnbull, elttYoreof B o- , preached Sunday evening in the Un-' ited Church. Mr. and Mrs. Ben' Wade visited their a r son, Will, at Goderich, Sunday, Dress display at Davey's Store, on Tuesday, May 30th, by well-known manufacturer of ladies' wear, Do not miss this style display, Miss Elva Stocks S and her friend, Miss Dorothy Bridge, both of Strat- ford Normal, spent the week -end at t week after a few weeks' visit in ronto, Mr. Husks spent the week -end a home in Hart•iston. tifr. and Mrs, Chester Smith, Galt, nt `the week -end with their parr- s, Mr. and Mrs. John Smith. fr. Oscar Nickel, of. Dungannon, nt Sunday at the home of Mr, and s. Alex, Wright, ?isses Margaret and Irene Wright Stratford Normal, `,;pent the week, - at their home :here: Its, John Ra:. and Joy, returned to front 'I orr it i last week, he many friends of Rev. W. A. ay were verb= glad he was able ake up his work on Sunday morn- after a te:,7 weeks' illness. Rev. Turnbull of Belrnore, had charge he even.. a service' s 's, John Aeli, Listowel; 'fent the few 4:r'.s :'I:`t th» hnnme; of her liter, Mrs. 1toy Anderson. bout 25 int+tuber,' of our 1,•cal ln• te, weret1c., .r e guests of the Genic' eh Wonietee Institnte at Mei Interest//t May Meeting whctt TRAVEL t5t.V EI.. MAY BE AN EDUCATION To the Editor av all tulle Wingharn paypers. Deer Sur; — Sonie payple say that thravelling gives a man a lot av new oideas, art that ye kin gat a betther eddicaslrun that way than by attindin collidges. Mebby this is three .to some ix,tint, but not always, fer theer is me ould brother o her Matt. who thr•avelled all round' the witrrtnld, an mixedd ", w, naygers, an brown thin, an yellow rein, foindin out all they cud tell him, an thin hadn't anny more sinse than to lave the Tory parthy an vote wid thine LI.V,A. lads, whin he mar - tied the war wieldy an sittled in Al- berta, Av coorsc a fellali wed be a 1 Spring And Summer Gods Blue Gold Back Overalls, per pair $1.89 Heavy 8 oz. Black Overalls per pair $1.60 Work Shirts, each ,,.,.89c Wool Sox, 5 pairs for ..,-,-,.$1,00 Sweat Shirts, Zipper front $1.39. Fine all wool Sweaters ..,.._$2.39 New wool felt Spring Hats Each $2.39 Men's fancy Sox, 25c pr. to 75c Ties, each: 25; 50c, 75c - $1.00 Wen's Work Boots $2.75 $3.50 Men's Pine Oxfords, pair $3.75 Groceries - Oxford Blend black or green Tea, Ib. .,.,49c Fresh ground Coffee, lb40, 50c Macaroni, ready cut, 4 lbs. 25c Tomato Juice, 3 cans for . 25e Fairbanks Laundry Soap, 3 10e Clover-leaf'Ca and p Saucer lOc Manitoba Flour, 08 lbs. —.$1.08 Any Quantity of Lggs & Create Taken. Daveys ole W��axete>< Phonea�.