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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1934-06-28, Page 7Borrie Vidette a� Thursday, June 28th, 1934 HOWICK COUNCIL Wroxeter; June 20, 1934 Councilmet in Town Hall, Wrox- •rater, according to adjournment, mem- bers all present, the Reeve presiding. Minutes of last regular meeting, al- so minutes of Court of Revision were read on motion of Weir and Bryans 'were adopted. Moved by Weir and Bryans that bill of $5.45 for repairs to Lighting Sys- tem in Wroxeter rink be paid. and that Thos. Lovell be appointed to make necessary arrangements to have said Rink locked. Carried. Moved by Bryans and Lovell that a grant of $25.00 be given Lutheran 'Cemetery Board, 14 con, Howick, as Cemetery has been renovated. Car vied. Moved by Weir and. Bryans that the tender of Gordon Gibson to con- struct culvert between Lots 30 and 31 'Con. B., Howick, for the stun of $992. be accepted. Carried Moved by Lovell and Demerling that the following 'bills be paid. Car- ried: Mrs.. M. C Knight, Pt. Salary as 'S.A.O. $18.00; J. H. Wade, relief for 1VIrs. J. King $7.33; E. A, Corbett, bal. salary in full as Assessor in 1934 $30.- 90; E. A. Corbett, equalizing U.S.S. No. 1; 2, 13 and 16 $16.00; Howick Library Board, grant $85,00; Isaac Gamble, pt. salary as clerk $35.00; R. J. Sanderson, sheep injured by dogs $3.00; John. Dinsmore, sheep injured by dogs $5.00,; Delbert Clegg, sheep killed and injured by dogs $26.00; Treas. Co. Huron Hospital services for Freda Haberlee $9.65; Treas. Co. Huron Hospital services for Mrs. J. lCing $78.75; Gibson & Edgar, refund on lighting rink, Wroxeter .61; M. Finlay sheep killed or injured by dogs $5.00; Archie Edgar, lighting supplies for Wroxeter Rink $5.45; Clark H. Renwick, sheep killed or injured by :Howick Council Two dogs $39.00; John Sanderson, sheep killed or injured by dogs $6.00; Lu- theran Cemetery Board 14 Con. How- ick grant $25.00; W. E. VanVelsor, relief for Jean Graham $5.08; Robert • Brown, milk for Gordon Simmons' family $6.30; Geo. S. Dawson, casket and funeral expenses re Hobbs child 418.00; B. L. R. Kelly, M.D., services for Mrs. J. King $21.25; J. H. Wade relief for Mrs. J. King $10.50; E. A. Demerling, care of Mrs. J. King, dur- ing May $15.00; J. H. Rogers, post- age and excise $6.00; R. H. Carse.n, hardware account $2.79; W. Simson, bol. due for collecting taxes 1932 $26.- 90; Mtin. World, supplies for Clerk's Office $4.23; R. Milligan, board and shelter for A. E. Weir $15.00; Mun. World Collector's Rolls for 1934 $10.- '95; 10:'95; T. J. Nicholls, digging grave for Hobbs child $3.00; Mrs. E. Haberlee, relief to July meeting $20.00. Road Expenditures Chas. Koch trucking gravel H. 'W. Bdy. $84.65; Roy Vogan, trucking gravel 14 Con. $36,80; Smith Inglis, =dragging $10.35; Geo. Townsend, dragging $8.10; Tom Wright, snow :road and dragging $7.05; Gordon Brown, Comp. wire fence $8.00; Shel- don Bricker, levelling roadside con. 10, $16.00 Sheldon I3ricker, levelling roadside $10.00; E. Dinsmore clean- ing pit $6.85; Harold Foster cleaning pit. $15.05; Victor Foster, setting crusher $6.90; Percy Ashton, Comp. 'wire fence $6.00; Wm. Brown, levell- ing roadside $16.00 W. E. Pat- terson, oil, wire, spikes, driving belt, $10.70; Wrn. Garbutt & Son, re- pair for crusher $5.00; Geo. Townsend repair to cluvert and stones $3.15; Ev- • J shed. ` -limyr boyswere-restless w, with colt -wes e. Toronto mother, a them Baby's Own Tablets ie 'wonderful results." ofythcauseof colic is somesr Ag trouble or Csto4 digestive ConTablets gently n Paine ste dtstuubnnthe tabof top at once. Mothers sd nothing hese f etli tablets for kePing, infants and echildren well 0,0 oot g thmwenthigo overtired. Absolutely s tco25a Y druggist's. ms' IS a. ��.�.. or.Wllli WN BABY'S S TA Modern rn Ultra 1 �, U Eye Service ece F. F. • HOMUTH P hxn. B. R.O. . Phone 118. Harriston 6 NOW IT'S, GARDEN PARTIES For the garden party or lawn gathering, what better than a few of the new summer styles? For instance, a cape sleeve coat, seen in (1), in black and white or blue and white spotted foulard; or (2), a soft yellow felt chapleatt, with loose white wool braid, outlining the ideal for summer travel or street wear, with kick pleat skirt. eret Sperling, with grader, .35; Geo.. Among those from this community Ashton, repair to culvert $1.75; Fred that attended the Edgar Re -union held' in Ayr on .Saturday were, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Edgar Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Robert Edgar, and Andrew.: Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Edgar, Mrs, Alex Ed- gar Jr., Mr. and Mrs. S. Edgar, and son, Mr .and Mrs. Gladstone Edgar and son, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Edgar and family. Mrs. George Elliott of Harriston, was a guest last week of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown. Miss Jackson of Harriston is visit- ing her. cousin Mrs. H. E. Ashton. Mr. L. N. Ashton received word on Friday, of the death of his brother in.- law, Mr. Clark of Clarksboro, Sask. The funeral taking place on Monday. The deceased has been in failing heal- th for over a year. The family have the sympathy of a large circle of friends. . Mrs. Ernest King, and son Harvey, Mrs. W. C. King, and son Earle, spent. the week -end in Toronto. Miss Clara King returned with them and will spend a week's vacation at her home here. Mr. and Mrs. John Neil and two children, of Kelwood, Man., and Miss Lackie, of Lucan,are visiting their mother, Mrs. Neil and son, Herbert. Mrs, S. G. Kaine received word on Saturday morning of the sudden death of her brother-in-law, • George H. Wright, of Chatham, the funeral was held on Monday. Mrs. Laine has the sympathy of a large number of friends. The 32nd District Annual of East Huron Women's Institutes• will meet Hyndman, tractor on grader $210.75; John Montgomery, big grader $31.83; E. G. Denny, spreading gravel $3.05; Wm. McElwain, dragging, draining, $6.90; Frank Coles, spreading gravel $16.60; Richard Clegg, with grader $1.75; John Hyndman, 171 yards gra- vel $17.10; John Hynclrnan, culvert tile and cement $6.75; Robert Baker, dragging, stones, gravelling $16.80; Wesley Underwood, shoveling gravel $5.25; Cleve Stafford, shoveling grav- el $5.25; John Reidt, drawing stone $1.40;. Robert Brown, drawing gravel $11.90; Cleve Vittie, drawing gravel, $10.50; Ted Newton, drawing gravel $10.50; Kenneth Bennett, drawing gra- vel $10.50; Harvey Simmons, drawing gravel $7.00; Albert Gallagher, draw- ing gravel $3.50; Lot Viney, work at crusher $35.00; Oscar Weiler, work at crusher $27.00; Fred Demerling, pow- er for crusher $54.57; Cecil Wilson, loading truck $16.65; Elmer Downey, 1250 yds. gravel $75.00; Roy Vogan, trucking 3605 miles $324.45; C. W. Simmons, dragging $12.05; Geo. Paul- in, dragging and stones $17.20; Oliver Stewart, fining" hole in road $1.75; Bert King, levelling roadside $10.00; Jos. Bennett, levelling roadside $10.- 00; Chester Higgins, 122i yds. gravel $18.35; Thomas Earl, repair to culvert $1.00; John Holt, levelling roadside $12.00; R. F. Edgar, Road Supt. salary $59.70; Eldon Demerling, levelling roadside $4.00; Eldon Demerling, Comp. wire fence $8.00; W. E. Austin hauling gravel $51.30; Bert Martin, repair to grader and sharpening blade $4:50; R. H. Carson, belt,' laces and in the Township Hall, Gorrie, on Fri- grease $8.13; W. A. Cook, checker day, June 29th, at 1.30. sharp, when board, rep, to bridge and pipe $12.40 the activities of the various branches Thos. Day, dragging and repair to will be discussed. The ladies of the grader $7.60. community are cordially invited to at- Moved by Demerling and Lovell tend. that this Council do now adjourn to meet in the Township Hall; Gorrie, on the third Wednesday in July. Car- ried. Isaac Gamble, Clerk. GORRIE Mr. and Mrs. J. Robinson and sora also Mrs. Harvey Sparling, spent Thursday of last week in Guelph. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Walker and son spent the week -end at the form- er's brother's home in Cold Water. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wood and family, of Clifford spent Sunday with . Mr, and Mrs. Thos Earl. Mrs. John Hyndman is visiting her daughter in Toronto . Rev. Butt, and son Billy also Miss- es Marjorie. Baker and Evelyn Dane attended the picnic for the Young People of London Conference held near Goderich on Saturday; Mrs. Thos. Nash, spent the Toronto. end with friends in Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Carson also Mr. and. Mrs. F, C. Taylor, spent the week -end with friends in Sudbury. Mr and Mrs. Fred Hyndman and family visited' with friends in Toronto y over the week�end. former's's mother, Mrs. J. stiles direction of Mrs.:Flarrrrtgton was well Mr.' and Mrs. Chester Cook of Clif- Mr. 'Thos. Bradnock spent the week- received by an appreciative audience. Mrs Jacob Kock and end in Toronto. ford, Mr, and Ladies' Aid Did Quilting A very successful meeting of the they again defeated them 18-13. This Ladies' Aid of the United Church was is the second game played and won by these lads in their flashing new suits of green and red, The line-ups: Gorrie: A. Irwin, K. Gallaway, Har- old King, D. Jones, L. Ashton, J. Newton, B. Ritchie, T. Ritchie, K. Underwood and L. King as spare; Clifford: W. Dodd, C. Dodd, H. Clark, A. Wewar, L. Yenclt, J. Smith, O. Reis, W. Litt, M. Seip and Darling, Schaus, spares. Umpires: Stroh and Musgrove. Those who have not yet had an opportunity to see the local juniors do some of their fine playing will do well to be on hand at the game which will be played here on Thursday evening with Harriston Jun- iors. The game is called' for 5.80 sharp. Held Successful Garden Party St. Stephen's Church held a most successful Garden Party in Victoria Park on Friday afternoon, June 22nd. A large attendance, a splendid sapper and the ostial good program, including "Step l a two -act MysteryPlay Step Live y ably presented by the A.Y.P. A. of,St. Paul's Church, Palmerston, under the • services in the Presbyterian Church. Mr. Thomas Brown was in Toron- to last week attending Oddfellows' Convention, He was accompanied by Dr. Fowler, Teeswater, Mrs. P, S. MacEwen spent a day last week with her mother, Mrs. Jas, Strachan, Brussels.. Mrs. N. T. McLaughlin and Mrs, D. S. MacNaughton visited Fordwich friends on Thursday. Miss Jean Sangster spent the week- end with her friend, Miss Dorothy Edwards at Gorrie. Miss Mary Harris was a guest of Wingham friends last week. Miss Anne Munroe, St. Catharines, spent the week -end with her mother, Mrs. Munroe. Mr. and Mrs. Hembly spent the week -end at Palmerston. Miss Sellers, Walkerton, is presid- ing resid-ing.over C. S. exams. this week. Mr. West, of Fordwich, will be in charge of Entrance Classes next week. Miss Rona VanVelsor, of Weston, spent the week -end at her home here. Miss Jessie Johnston, Brussels, was a Sunday guest of G. A. and Mrs. Wearying. Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs: James Sangster on. Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Stewart, also Mr. and Mrs. Arch. MacDonald, Molesworth. Mr. and Mrs. , Tom Metcalf and family, Wingham, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wylie. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence White were Listowel visitors on Saturday. Mr. John Muir, Stratford, spent the week -end with his brother,, Mr. Geo. Muir. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mitchell also Mr. and Mrs. Robert Galbraith, of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Graham, and Mr. shop where he will conduct his shoe Wingham, were Sunday ,guests at the J. McComb, of Palmerston, were guests on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Irwin. The Presbyterian congregation will hold their annual picnic in Magauire's Grove on Saturday afternoon. Miss Beryl Ashton of Seaforth, and friend, Mr. B. Avery, of Mitchell, spent Sunday with the former's mo- ther, Mrs. R. A. Ashton. Mr. George Walker spent Sunday with his brother, Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Walker, in Brussels. Among those who attended the camp meeting at 'Demmerton on Sun- day were: Mr. and. Mrs. G. A. Daw- son and Mr. A. Sippel. Had Narrow Escape The many friends of 'Mr. R. G. was served at the new dining hall, an Newton will be sorry to ,learn he nar- impressive sunset service was held, ov- rowly escaped serious injury Thurs erlooking the lake. This service was day last, when skidding timbers in the led in song by Rev. C. C. Cosens of bush, one sprang back and caught Mr. Clinton, and Rev. G. Butt gave the Newton; catching him on the leg and address entitled "The Road of Ro- throwing him a number of feet. Mr. mance" in whicli a challenge was giv- Newton will be practically laid up for en to the young people. some time: Helped Build Camp repairing business now. t home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Meahen. Mr. A. Jacques and friend visited Mrs. Pflance and daughter, of Strat- friends in Toronto on Sunday. ford, were Saturday guests at the. same home. Attended Young People's Picnic Mrs, Wm. Lynn, Gorrie, was a vis On. Saturday the Young People of icor at the home of Mrs. Mary Edgar Huron Presbytery of the United last week. Church field their annual picnic:at the Mr. and Mrs. H. Towne and family new camp site on Lake Huron, near of Wingham, spent Sunday with Mr. Goderich. There were about 400 in Geo. Towne. attendance. A number of young peo- Miss Elsie Davidson left 'for her ple from the Young People's League home at Newton on Sunday. here were in attendance, among them i The service of Holy Communion being, the President, Miss Evelyn was celebrated in the United Church Dane, Miss Marjorie Baker, Miss Mil- dred Baker of Orange Hill, George members were received by certificate.e Dane and 'William Butt. The after - Church, young people of the re United Presby - noon was enjoyed with organized Church, attended the annual Presby group games. After the supper which tery picnic held at the summer school site, near Goderich, on Saturday 'af- ternoon. A pleasant afternoon is re- ported. Those who attended were: Rev. W. A. and Mrs. Finlay and son Wendell, Misses Mary Pope, Mary Gibson, Margaret Wright, Dorothy Green, Vera Wright and Messrs. Les- lie Douglas and Bill Doherty. Woman's Association Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Hicks, of Har- riston, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Stephens. Mr. and Mrs. Pratt of Teeswater, were guests at the home of Thomas Bradnoek on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lent and daughter, also Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Magrath, of Toronto, were week -end visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Magrath. Mrs. Krtunplt mp, of Kitchener, has return- ed to her home after spending ten days with her sister, Mrs. Magrath. Junior Baseball Team Win Again The Gorrie Junior baseball team motored to. Clifford on Saturday af- ternoon and played a return game with the juniors of Clifford, when held on Thursday last at the home of Mrs. Pearl Koine. The ladies busied themselves at making the top for a quilt. The business period was con- dttcted by Mrs. W. G. Strong, Vice President, when items ' of interest to the society were discussed. Lunch was served by Airs, D. Cathers and Mrs. Rev. Butt, assisted by the hostess. Mr. and. Mrs. F. A. Wessman and Mr. and Mrs. Thompson of Bornholm were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs, H. V. Holmes. Mr: and Mrs.. W. Edgar of Wemb- ley, Alta., are visiting with the'' tat- ter's sister and brother, Miss Maty and Mr. B, J. Maguire. They were accompanied by Mr. Kranz, also of_ Webley, who'' after spending a short time here, went to'Pennsylvania. where he will visit relatives. Mr, and Mrs. Carter McKee and children, of Galt, spent the week -end here,' the guests of Mr, George Mc- Kee: Mrs. McKee and children re- mained married for a vacation. Mr. and Mr's. James 13. Wylie and children, of Leaside, are guests of the o r• , o anstown were Mr.-atid Mrs. D, W. Dane of Tor- Mr, Chas. Lawrence has moved his son Clarence of G vv Me.. , . , m his house • fro i a . o �it .fmachinery _ of Mr. and Mrs. Rob onto, were StindaY guests o£ olid repairing mach t y , Sunda' guests ert ,Brown. [Mrs, Isaac Wade. to the back of Mr, Win.'Bremner's Volunteer labor is being given by The Woman's Association suet on young people in the erecting of build- Thursday afternoon of last week in ings on the new camp site of the Un- the schoolroom of the church. The resident, Mrs. Kitchen, presided and ited Church, north of Goderich. A P carload from Gorrie rendered assist- after the business items were dispens- ance on Monday, the young men who ed, a quilt was quilted. Tea was serv- went being: Arthur Ruttan, Lloyd ed at the close. Ashton, Clifford Pylae, Wm. Butt and George Dane. They were taken up The June meeting of the W. I., will by their .Minister, Rev. G. W. Butt. be held on Thursday afternoon, June 28th, at the home of the Secretary, The Communion Service in connec- Mrs. M. Sellers. The roll call, "Why tion with the Lord's Supper will be Belong to the Institute?" The topic observed on Sunday morning next at "My Choice of Companions" will be 11 o'clock in the United Church. taken by Mrs. Peter S. MacEwen. The regular June Presbytery meet- Current Events will be reviewed by ing of Huron County was held at Mrs. Munroe and the social committee Roy's Church near Exeter on Thurs- are: Mrs. Stutt, Mrs. Sellers and Mrs. day of last week; the Gorrie pastoral Munroe. charge being represented by the new- ly appointed delegate, Mr. John War- School Staff Changes rell, along with the Minister, Rev. G.1 It is with regret we learned of the W. Butt. 'resignation of Miss 1'. Peterson of Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Foster motored the C. S. staff, also Miss Annie Little to London on Wednesday and were of the Public School staff, Miss Pet - accompanied home by their daughter, erson, while only hero one year, gave Miss Margaret Foster, R.N., who has• splendid service, both in the school been on a case in Victoria Hospital and in the church and community, and there. •'made many friends who regret her On Tuesday evening last, June 19, leaving. Miss Little has been on the a few of the neighbors spent a very P. S. staff for the past four years and happy evening at the home of Mrs. has been very successful in her work, James Bell on the occasion of her also giving her pupils a course in mu - eightieth birthday, and presented her sic with splendid results. Both teach - 'with a pretty cup and saucer and em- ers were active in the Y. 1?. work its broidered linen handkerchief. Mrs, United Church and will be missed Bell who is exceedingly .smart and very mach. Best wishes go with them well for her age, enjoys all her fac-;wherever their future work may be, tildes and we trust will be spared for Mr. Knight, of Ethel, has been en - many more years of happiness. !gaged to teach on the C. S. staff as Miss Mary Hill and friend, of Tor-, assistant to Miss Davidson, while Mr.. onto, spent the week -end with the Finlayson, Wingham, is engaged to former's parents, 'Mr. and Mrs. Owen `teach senior classes in P. S. 'Miss, p , , Hill. !Wright remaining at assistant. Mr.tid Mrs. Melar and sons, Ken - ACTRESS IN COURT Marjorie de Haven Lockwood,. screen actress and daughter of Carter de Haven, widely knovrn in vaudeville and the films, is shown as she appear- ed in Court when her marital difficul- ties with Paul A. Lockwood were air- ed. Brussels, at present. Mr. W. Sawtell has purchased. a. new Plymouth sedan. Mr. John Snaith had the misfortune to injure his back when he and Mr. R.obt. ' Gibson fell while at work one a driving shed at Mr. Ira Neil's. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey` Timm, Mr. and Mrs. Henry ;Timm and son, Bill,. of Turnberry, attended a family re- union near Kirtsville last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dane, Miss Margaret Proctor and Mr. and Mrs; John Earner " enjoyed a trip to Ni- agara. and places in the U.S.A. last week. Mr. and Mrs. John McEwen . and family were in Guelph on. Thursda.y attending the Farm and Home week which was held at the O.A.C. Miss June Felker of Listowel spent a few days last week as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Timm. Rev. Canon E. Appleyard of Sea- forth and his sister, Miss Amy Apple yard, of Toronto, were guests of Mrs. F. Davey on Thursday. Mr. Geo. Anger is the newly -ap- pointed caretaker of the United. Church and has begun his duties as such. Misses B. Peterson, A. Little, A. Schaab and E. Davidson, and Messrs: Ted Plucks, Sam Jefferson and Archie. Edgar, spent Sunday at Wasaga '.. Beach. Another consignment of trout from the Brantford hatcheries was placed in the Maitland river near here last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley -Elliott, of, Guelph, were week -end visitors at the latter's home, with Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hooper, of Turnberry. Mr. and Mrs. James Elliott and: daughter, Clara of Guelph, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Allen of Brussels,. visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Allen on Sunday. Mr. Bob. Cunningham of Gorrie,: was in town on Monday. Mrs. Mary Edgar and sons, Archie and Ken., and Mr. and Mrs. W. Lynn and daughter, Doreen, of Howick, at- tended the Edgar re -union at Ayr on Saturday. VVROXETER neth and George, London, spent the weep -end at Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Palm- Mrs. Robert Gibson, of Calgary, is er's. Mr, and Mrs. John Neil and •Cam- visiting Mr. and Mrs. G. A. scarring ily of Kelwood, Man., also Mrs. Lacic- arid other friends in town. ie, Lucan, were Mondayvisitors at. the Mr, Alfred Agar was it recent visit- saint hone, or with :Brantford friends. Miss Rome who has been staying Sunday Mac Davidson p spent S aY with Mr. and Mrs. Jahn 13ttsli. stent with Mr. and Mrs, Walter Davidson the week -end with Teeswater friends. at Bluevale, also attending anniversary Miss Bush is visiting Miss Lott of R. ti,' HURON COUNTY JUDGING COMPETITION Wroxeter Girl Does Well The annual live stock and domestic science judging competition for Huy-. on County, under the direction of the Ontario Dept. of Agriculture was field at Seaforth on Friday.' :Highest points were won by Miss Violet Tyndall, of Seaforth. The judging was in two. classes, senior and junior. Prize -win- ners were: Senior, nutrition, Miss M. Baker, Wroxeter; clothing, Miss Lor- etta McClure, Dungannon; house fur- nishings, Miss Eleanor Wilson, An- tburn. Junior, nutrition Kathleen Strang, Ilensall; clothings, Eileen Treleaven, Dun gar non; household. furnishing, Ila Maize, Dungannon. The three girls who will represent the county of Huron in the intercount3r household science judging at the C. N. E. are: Loretta. McClure, Dungan- non; Marjorie Baker, Wroxeter, and Mildred 13aker, Gorrie. A 26 -piece sil- verware set was 'presented to the girl winning highest points and to each of the others a silver trophy. In the live stock contest there were S `int w 8contestant.. The judging as 3 boyc g J . done on farms in the vicinity of Sea.. forth. The silver clip to high boy was won, by Frank Archibald, Seaford:, R, lvw 4; silver medal :for 2nd high, 'William Pepper, Seafortlt, R. R. 8; shield fox high novice, John Shea, Seaford', R.