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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1933-07-06, Page 2!PAGE TWO The Ingham AcMvaz ue-Tres Pu.blishedat xINQI-IAMV1 - ONTARIO Every Thursday ''Morning by The Advance -Tunes Publishing Co. i'' ubscriptien Rate One Year $22,00 .Six months, $1..00 iu advance To II, S. A,, $2.50 per year. Foreign rate, $8.00 per year. Advertising rates on application, et�us one axzdall .get behind the Street Carnival. We will not only have an evening of Fun, but will help a very worthy cause. * * HOW TO DESTROY POISON IVY "Poison Ire," a X reed that is so often found at summer resorts and picnic places, and so often spoils the holiday of many people can be tJtal- ly destroyed according to, reports front • the Ontario' Agriclutiirai ; Coll- WINGHAIVI FLOWER -MINDED Experimental work at this college It is indeed a pleasurie to walk shows that sodium. chloride or a about the streets of town and view chlorate compound used at the rate the beauty of the gardens, In the spring the flower beds were resplen-. -dent with spring flowers and now the of one pound of elxen leal to' one gal - Ian of water per hundred square feet of s, c eds, applied in the form of a roses, though not at their best due .:bray, will kill the poison ivy plant, to the extreme heat, are worthy of It may also be applied in. the powder special mention. The fact that the form in the evening when the plants citizens take such pride in the sur -'are slightly moist with dew. rouridings of their homes is not due) Sodium chlorate is an inflammable to accident. For the past ten years {substanceandshould be handled with the Horticultural Society has. been great care by the amateur, This ma - ;assisting its members in procuring 1 terial . should, be stored in air -tight flowers and shrubs with which to 9 containers and kept in a diy place. beautify their homes. That the citi- i All mixing should take place away zens of Winglram were alive to this from buildings. After spraying; is opportunity is evidenced by the won completed, the operator should wash <terful display of floxgove, delphinium his clothing and •hoes. The. dried and Madonna lilies. against a back- ` spray on trou ler legs or . b t.• is ground of rises seen this week in liable to burst in to flames from the friction of walking if, not washed off at once. A little dye may be added to the solution so • that the dried spray znay be detected more readily on clothing, etc. Any person who wishes further in - :many gardens in Wingham. It ,must be gratifying to the offic- ers of the Horticultural Society to see such splendid results the citizens of town are achieving in the Horti- culture field and to know their el 'T JZ. WIN WAM ADVANCE -TIMES Thulrsday, -.July Gth, '1.933 4ONST: forts and to know their efforts in ` fcrznation on this subject can procure no small measure have made this samefrom the Ontario Agricultural possible. College at Guelph, * T: * : `L: "All work and no piny makesjack PUBLIC SCHOOL a drill boy." The Carnival Commit- tee of the Chamber of Commerce EXAMRESULTS have . arranged to hold a Street Car - lieu' on Tuesday,July 'bili and it Junior Fourth to Senior Fourth should be an evening of pleasure for On Honors through tern': E. Dun= will the people of this: dt °dict. The nine, V. Walker, a Armitage, W. -committee are snaking every effort to Smith, M. Williams, M. J. Preston, Have something to please both old ! Cruickshanks, J. Lee, H. Posliff. and young going on all during the Total 700, Honors 525, Pass 420. •evening. There will be music, danc P Rae 634, G. Jones 628, D. ZVar Mg, ng, platform and various other stunts an' 619, L. G. Carter 617, . T Hare to make this carnival outstanding in 598, L. Dark 597, M. Hopper 591, the history of Wingham C. Armstrong 583, E. Gamble 565, What prompted the Chamber of Forsythe 547, J. Broome 529, E. Commerce to hold this vening of Mundy 514, L. Fuller 490, I. Clark fun? The pleasure of the citizens ; 44.6, I• Harrison 437- -was not the only thought that Spurr- Clarence Cantelon (absent through ed thein on to action. The real sea- illness) Recommended, son behind this effort is that we need Senior Third to :3r. Fourth X -Ray equipment at the Hospital. i Passed with honors on year's work di'Eanr towns in this district have such -Patricia Parker, Betty Rae, Mar - equipment, some had this apparatus garet Marsh, Alice Dore, Mary Mc- elenated, others secured theirs by Ribbon, Russell Zurbrigg, Isabel vopular subscriptions, The fact here'Lamb, Mabel Fothergill. as we have not the equipment and we Total 650, Honors 487, Pass 390. mei it and the money made from Scott. Reid 517, Charlie Weliwoocl this carnival will help to procure the 460, James Durnin 456, Evelyn Edgar much needed apparatus. 1454, Darrell Biggs 451, Lillian How- Wingham is the hub of this dis-'aril 448,', Irene Chittick 448, Carl Bondi 425,Ruth Hamilton ' trict ' and to meet the requirements 414, Ev- as such our n Hospital should be u--ielyn Campbell 406, George Boyle i? to -date in every possible way. An X - Ray costs a lot of money and if we are to have this important 'machine tobuy. it. we ehave 400, Jean Mellor 399, Eilene Curtis 390, , Hazel Lediet 390. Lloyd Hutt&i Mary Drounbolis ,. Recommended. doniestie electric refrigerators is a GENERAL ELECTRIC 0,÷466.11t.c4EVO 111 'l On a in and let us show you the reasons 1 out oft homes, which Nave lame, a Gen... *nalio refrigeration, �leetr'lc Refr1gerateir .is the • ee�a1 * Wit, iba esune ut they ever wade. kk'esp. C -I junior. n .ow oub1es t free,euro. latgnahtg Fa e th ,Mehr paced 7 elld, C-R Refrigerator ems famous Monitor ?up. °Oft sertnee and the many food ksovingi it hot hrought. Ilteres s art taw to fit your ata tit riceorld payment Plan to fit your MADE IN 1�1 CANADA ni• UtilitiesCo I sio t: Tele ho <s -�•- 156 AT VUINGH M 1 ameassaranammaniasetememisatanstom uesday ,Evening, July 18t illiaillEMMIIIIII.1111111111111111111/ 1111111111.1=1111111.1111.111r IN AID OF XRay Equipment For The Local Hospital Calithumpian Parade Novelty Dances New and old Time Street Dances DRAW FOR LUCKY ADMISSION TICKETS Admission - - - 25c Under the Auspices of the gingham Chamber of Commerce Watch for fu ther Announcement Junior Third to Senior Third Passed with honors on year's work -Frances Lockridge, Billy Burgman, Margaret Homuth, Marion Temple- man, Noreen Benedict, Bill Scott, Kenneth Jackson, Phyllis Turner, Jeanne VanNorman, Charlie Krohn, Hilda Brown, Virginia Currie. Total 540, Honors 405, Pass 324, Mac Habkirk 402, Jack Ross 891, Myrtle Fothergill 387, Betty Saint. 371, Bill Sturdy 370, Jack Fraser 365, Kenneth Johnson 365, Donald Adams 359, Agnes •Seli 341, Harold Cant e- lon' 341, Billy Groves 335, Veronica 'Morris 334, Donalda Henderson 333, Betty Lloyd 324, Louise Dore 324, Rena Elliott 324, Nora Finlay 324, Kathleen Saint 324, Arnold Stockley 324. Senior Second to Junior Third . Passed on year's work: Velma; Ohm, Marguerite Irigham, Frances Robinson, Louise Lloyd, Edna Hogg, Louise Reid, Norman Mundy, Mabel Campbell, Helen Hammond,, Total 550, Honors 413, Pass 330. Donald. Smith 450, Betty Gannet 482, Margaret Glousher•426, Joe Fal- coner 410, George Johnson 401, Bill Seddon 395, Norman Fry .377, Dor- othy Mellor 374, Leslie Adair 372, Clarence Hamilton 372, Bill Harris 870, Billy Forsythe 360, Betty Grov- es 349, Laura Collar 847, Ann Van- Wyck 347, Elmer Deyell .3455, Hein Lee '838, Jack Hopper 338, Chester Campbell 330,' Roy Dark 330, Carl Vanner 330, Junior Second to Senior Second Total 550, Honors 412, Pass 330. Eric Scliatte 469, Josephine Van - Norman 463, Grace Hutchison 457, Eileen Datk 457, Carroll Casemore 456, James Cameron 452, Clarence Ohm, 450, Ethel Vanner 448, Isabel Ross 486, Jack Rich 436, Mary Black 436, Prances Durnin 434, Barry Howard 430, Allan Williams 430, Jack Tiffin 418, Kenneth Jones 417, Eva Lediet 409, Isabel McLean 405, Kenneth Baker 403, Betty Fitzpatrick 400, Joyce Carter 394, John Wilson 388, Mary Lepard 361, Pat Fitzpat- rick 360, Jack Carter 354, iris Tern- p'lenlan 350, Harold Hutton 341. First 'Book •Passed on year's work; Grace Hingston, George Lloyd, Joan Jug•• hail, Ruth Hares, Jack Ludwig, Grace Parker, Dorothy French, Doit- alit Hastie, Donna Buchanan, Dotig- la.s Fry. Total 250, Honors 188, Pass 150:. him to Canada, an Mishter Binnitt ANNUAL MEETING..) Doris . Finley 209, Robert Chittick to Rooshia. 205, Margaret MacLean 204, Carl Clark 203, Jack Day 200, Ellen Bail- ey 198, Grace Small .196, Marjorie Falconer 192, Norma Brown 191, Buddy Cruickshank'190, Lloyd Mun- dy 189, Frances Brophy 183, Frank Zettler 178, Ambrose Zettler 1'76, madaline Mellor 172, Donald Camp- bell 171, Craig Armstrong 170, Dor- een Garlick 168, Wallace Hutton 167, Lois Adams Recommended. Primary Class Passed on year's work: Joyce Wal- ker, Elizabeth Hare, Marie Lock - ridge., Total 175; Honors 131, Pass 105. Harold Breen. 158, Jimmy Sander- son 157; Billy Galbraith 155, Lorraine Brown 154, Harold Seli 153, Lillian Angus 152, , Jean McLeod 150, Don- ald Robinson 149, George Lagogian- es 148, Betty Elliott 143, Eddie Fitz- patrick 142, Lauretta Everick 141, Freddie Templeman 139, Helen Carr 137, Jack Mellor 136, jack Glousher 135, Jimmie Stoakley'134, Percy Van- ner 127, Loreen Nivins 126, Arthur Brown 115, Hugh Bell' 108, `:Isabel Brown 106, Theodore Lagogianes 105. Shirley Edgar, Recommended. But, whin . I come- to tink av it mebby that wudden't be such a bad sbtunt afther all.. Mr. Binnitt -wud make thim Bolshies sit up an take. notish, an wud hev thine all votin Tory in six months toime, Thin the Rooshian fellah wud soon "putthi zn C.C.F: c an Grits in their places, an make thim git to wurruk, inshtid av going about houldin maytins this hot weather. Mebby 'tis shtrong arrum mithods we nade in this counthry. Thin Mishter Ramsay Macdonald cud come over to the Shtates, an. Mishter Roosevelt cud go to Eng- land° an I belave it wud be all fer the. betther. Mishter Macdonald is more av a Dim nycrat than annywan av the name from Maine to New Mexico arr from Seattle to Floriday, an wud soon hev all the wimmin in the coffin thry gain crazy over his good looks;. Thin Mishter " Roosevelt -cud take his cousin Theodore's big shtick wid hint to England an make thin counthries: in Parolee shtop shcrappin, an pay theer debts. Thin Hitler cud be sint to, -Italy, in Mussilino to Germany an if they both gotshot insoide av a wake, mebby it would be all fer the bet- ther. I tiinle thim lads over in London shod stapled some toime lookin into i `t n. a Shure ei this quistion, fen s at wud be q , , , more eine than throyin to decoide how manly acres av whate Johnny Jones shud grow In Saskatchewan err New South Wales, Whin ye shtatt tinkin on wan av thim dape stibjickts ye nivir know wheer ye will Ind. I+er inshtance, we moight thrade Councils wid Turnbet- ry fer a few months,an thin' farruin er lads wudlarn someting about the diffikulties we hev in town, an our byes wud, foind out about the thrub- bles in the rooral parts. It inoight make tings befther, an it cuddeti't make thitn army worse. I tink, Mishter Editor, ye moight take up this niatther in the Advance- Toimes. Yours fer t new dale, Timothy - Hay. TIMOTHY HAS NEW SCHEME To the i Ed'tur ay all thine . Wingharn. paypers. Deer Sur:- Thim lads at the Economical Con- firince in ould London do be havin the toime av theer inives throyin to foind out what •is wrong wid the wurruld at the prisint toime. Well, in the fursth place, it isn't much av an Economical Confiriuce, at all, at all, so it isn't, wid big bangi?its, an foine clothes, an more talk than wur- rick, an forty char witnmin claitiin afther iviry maytin. In the nixt place it sautes to be a game av iviry noun, tory fer itsilf, Miro divil take the hoind- xnosht, 'Tis loike the game av "Your it" the childer play. Wan day Prance is blockin ting, s an the nixt it is Uncle Sam, ati thin webby Australia trows a monkey wrinch into the ui'sa-' elteenery, arrr Holland ars Germany out tip rough, arr that felali. front Rooshia, who looks ati dresses loike' our own Mishter Binnitt, wants to. hev his say so about tings, I hope !nobody makes a mishtake an ships Mrs. Bordon -Lodge --"Are you ' a good cook?" The Applicant.-"No:'in. I'rn such a liar'•cook your boarders won't eat E. HURON INSTITUTE First Women's Institute Held in: Gorrie, 31. Years Ago. The 31st annual: meeting of the E. Huron Women's Institute was held' at the Presbyterian aurae, Ethel, on. Tuesday, June.27.th, with a Targe at- tendance. Mrs. R. Nay.,president, of Fordwich, occupied_ the chain: Mrs. D. Wardlaw was k ehatge of the Round "Table Confenenee of wed:eh se- veral questions were answered. Mrs•. D. Wardlaw; Ethel;. gave: the actdiess of welcome: She• stated that sax years ago Ethel' had the privilege of the annual meetirre. At that meeting there- was, a three-storey cake in hon- or of the oloes1 member. Mrs Ray- mond' was: one of the oldest but was unable to attend on Tuesday on ac- count afi the heat. She , donated the flowers, and is still an active mem- here Thirty --one years ago the'first. Wo- men's Institute was held in Gorrie and there are stillthree original ,members who take an active part and., Brussels have two. Mrs. Pearl Keine of Gorrie, made the reply, thanking the Ethel Institute for their hospi- tality. Miss Aileen. Gibson, Brussels, contributed a solo, Mrs. Nay introduced the speaker, Miss 1t4. V. Powell, of Toronto, her subject being "Standing Committees" She spoke of the Women's Institute as a very fine oragnization, of the home and the homemaker. It was an organization that placed them alt on common .ground, their platform be- ing, oto creed, no standing", and no type. It gave a definite opportunity to the inexperienced. It has develop- ed women who eath talk and improve their minds, there is no home that cannot he reached. Mrs. L. Y. Knight, Fordwich, read the reports from the different Insti- tutes dealing with health. Would Abolish Fee. The sec.-Treas., Mrs. Pearl Kaine read a resolution. that "On and after May 1, 1984, the optional federation fee of 15c per member be abolished and that itt place thereof there be a definite reappointment of the annual membership fee of 25 cents, 15 Gents its be 'retained by the branch and 10 cents to be forwarded to the Dis- t t is-rist Secretary, to be sent on to the See. Treas-. of the Federation Board. This- was adopted. The next annual meeting will be heed at Gorrie and the Executive ire Bluevale. The election of officers resulted as follows.; : Pres, Mrs. •R.: Nay, "Ford- wich; 1st Tice, Miss E. P. Hazle- wood,, Wroxeter; 2nd vice., `Mrs. A. S'traeban,. B:rrsssels;.. sec.-Treas., Mrs. Peas]] K.aine,. Gorrie; Federated Rep., fetes. Kaine, Gorrie; Auditors, Mrs. R. C: Dane, Miss Potter, Gorrie; Dis. Diieetors, Miss B. Thornton, Blue - vale; Miss L. V. Knight, Fordevich, Miss- Esther. Harding, Mrs, (Dr.) Mc- Master,. Ethel; 11rrs. R. J. Wendt, of Wroxeter; Mrs. John Cathers, Gor, rie; Mrs. R. J. McLauchlin, Brussels, 1 It was decided to send $5.00 to the Convention Area to be held in Kin- cardne Mrs., R. Nay the president, gave a few words of encouragement to the Enstitute. A hearty vote of thanks was passed -to the speaker and also to the Ethel Branch for their hospi- tality. A, delicious lunch was sem.- ed erv-ed by the ladies, Worse .and More of It A western. editor apologized for a typographical error which made him describe a citizen as a "defective on the police force" saying it should have been understood that he really meant "a detective on the police farce." Reminds •us of the "battle- scarred" veteran who was first des- cribed by Bill Fry's Dunnville Chron- icle 'as "bottle -scarred" and in the correction as "battle -scared." At "Why don't you show your wife who's' master of the house?" B.. "She knows." "Oh, doctor, will you Blease come along at once? my husband has an- other of his bad fits," the wife 'an - pealed. The doctor at once started to snake preparatioits for departure, and pre- sently reached the patient's bedside, After he had examined the than, he turned to the wife and said somewhat testily; "'iJ by ntic' citon- er? Yottdidshou'tldyou not havefor waitedeso1 fl til he lost consciousness." "Well," was the good reason th lady gave for her delay, "as long a. ite had his. senses ha wouldn't let me.send for yowl"