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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1931-08-06, Page 3TC "AVE. A► TIM) -EC yews Your banking transaction®: may be accomplished easily and quickly by mail. Deposits subject to cheque withdrawal may be sent to the nearest branch of The Dominion Bank. The amount will be entered and your pass - book promptly returned. THE DOMINION BANK BSTABLISRRD 1871 J. R. M. Spittal, Fsranch Ivianager 33 GORRIE Thereunionof the Armstrong fam- ily was held at the, home of Dr. Jas, Armstrong, Gorrie, on Friday, July 29th, with eight brothers and sisters out of the ten being present. A very delightful days was spent and a very interesting program was carried out with the President James Armstrong, in the chair. Speeches by Dr. J. Mc - Ash of. Tara, also Dr. W. J.M. Arm- strong of Mithcell, duetts by Mrs. E. Houghton of London and Mrs. Scott of Blyth, were enjoyedby all present. The meeting closed by all singing "Auld Lang Syne," and "God be with you till we meet again." It was ar- ranged to hold the re -union at the home of Mrs. Scott, Blyth, next year. There was a splendid attendance at the induction of the Rev. Gordon Butt in the Gorrie United Church on Friday evening. • Rev. , Lane, Acting Moderator, of Seaforth, was in the chair. Rev. Smith of McKillop, ad. - .dressed the minister and Rev. Cum- mings, of Walton, the people. Mrs. Fred Irwin of Toronto, visit- ed with Gorrie friends over the holi- day, Miss Ruth Galbraith of Fordwich., spent the week -end at her house here. Mr. Ben Scott of Toronto, was the week -end guest at the .homes of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Galbraith, and Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Gallaher. • Mr, and Mrs, H. V. Holmes and Miss Perkins, are spending their va- cation at their cottage at ' Bruce Beach. The Misses Heinbecker, of Dunn- ville, are visiting their aunt and. un- cle, Mr, and Mrs. R. Brown, north of Gorrie. Mr. Spencer Ashton who has been. employed as mechanic in Moosejaw for •the past number of months, is visiting his parents, here, for a time. Quite a number from here attended the races held in Goderich on Mon- day. ,. Mr.. Harry Brown of Elora, spent a few days with Gorrie friends last week. Mr. and Mrs, Quinn also Mrs. Hall of Toronto, were holiday guests of Mrs. W. R. Hastie. Music in the R Messrs. Sandy and Donnie . Hestie of Toronto' spent the week -end with their brother, Mr. Kenneth Hastie,. Miss Marie McMillan of Listowel, is visiting her grand -parents, Mr, and Mrs. Richard Magrath. Mr: and Mrs. Thomas McLaughlin and. fatnily of Weston, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs, J. Hutchison this week. The Gorrie Community Choral So- ciety commenced their training again on Monday evening under the dir- ection of Professor Hoadley of Lis- towel. These classes were with- drawn for the month of July when Mr, Hoadley was in London taking a special course in music. Miss Verna Osborn spent Sunday at the home of her parents, at Monk ton. Mrs. W. C. King and son, Earl, are spending a few days this week with the former's sister, Mrs. T. McDon- ald, at Molesworth. Misses Mary and Catherine Lutton, of Toronto, are visiting their aunt, 1Virs. Thos, Earl, at present. Mr, and Mrs. Hall of Toronto have been visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John. Hyndman and other friendsin the community for a week or so. Miss Ethel Hyndman of Toronto, spent the holiday with her parents, here. Miss J. P, Stinson spent the week- end at her home here.. Mr. and Mrs. H. Irwin of Long Branch, spent the holiday with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Irwin. Miss Lucille Irwin, who has been visiting her grandparents, returned home with them. Mr. Charles Phair of Toronto spent the week -end with his mother here. Mr, and Mrs. George Anger and daughter of Listowel, visited with Gorrie friends over .the week -end. Mr. arid Mrs. R. G. Dane and dau- ghter, Betty, accompanied Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Gallaher to Goderich one day last week. Miss Myrtle Short, of Toronto, spent the week -end at her home here. Mr. J. H. Short, of Toronto, visit- ed with friends here over the week- end. Mr, and Mrs. David Hardy of Wes- ton, is visiting this week with Mrs. Jas. King, also Mr. and Mrs. Chas. King, and other relatives. Rev. Williams of Ethel occupied the pulpit, of the Presbyterian' church here on Sunday. ckies YO_ �Sao:�.*•,'M.a.s. ani �>t,..� :..ur"'4 „a,:... ,. The pictures show the typical beauty of the Rockies; the bans! Springs. Rotel; and, (inset): (1) Alfred Heather, director; (2) George Landsat, baritone; (3) director; Gar. Stang, scenery designer; (4) i•Ierbert I•Iewetson, tenor; (5) Beatrice Mor. son, contralto; (6) Mary Frances lanes, rnezzo-soprano; (7) Array' Fleming, contralto. (8 ) Ethel Leun- ing, soprano• (9) Stainton Lucas, bass• (10) Alice Strong, soprano; (11) Terry Borne tenor. The stage manager Is W. Hitahrnan. 75t **xxusic of an exceptionally high order will belelprovided' for.guests at the Canadian. Pacific Railway's famous Banff Springs Hotel, in the heart of the Canadian ,Rockies, this summer, by singers from the well known Musical Cruisaders organiza- tion, under the direction of Alfred .Heather, wn outstandingfeature. of the broadcasts of, last inter. A lighopera company has been organized, which Will hot only offer a carefully selected pro - Vara throughout the season, but will broadcast special themes, such as Music of the Mountains, Music of the Flowers, etc., during the G. P. R's Friday evening radio hour of inusic. During the summer,, Gilbert and Sullivan's "H.M.S. Pinafore" and "Trial by Jury"; selected scenes from Bizet's "Carmen" and Gounod's "Faust"; and three Canadian ballad operas with music by Dr. Ernest MacMillan, Dr. Haley "shirt and R. G. Manson, all of Toronto, will be rendered. Oita Thursday, August 6th, 1931. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Spotton and farnili( of Toronto spent the week- end in town. Mrs. McKenzie. of Ashfield return- ed home Monday after visiting her daughter, Mrs. Earl Howes for the past week, Miss Ada .Walker of Coldwater, is visiting at the horse of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Walk'er, ' Miss Evelyn Totten. of , Fordwich, was a recent guest of Miss. Norma Graham.. Mrs. M. Abell of Brantford, and Mrs. J. Orr, of South . Bend, Ind,, were guests of Mr. Robert Baker ov- er the week -end. A number of the Sunday School held a picnic in Popular Park, God- erich, on Thursday last. All report- ed a splendid time: Mr. Alex. Ross of Montreal, is spending his vacation at his home here and with other relatives. Recreation and education for all the . family. Features and attractions ona huge scale. Costly exhibits from every country. "Orientia," supreme triumph of the pageant masters' artwilldepictmystic charm of the East nightly before the. grandstand—St. Hilda's Band (Eng- land) five times world champions; Cavallo's and thirty other bands .. . Exhibition2,000-Voice Chorus most famous of all choral organizations in four concerts Sat., Aug. 29. Thurs., Sept., 3. Tues., Sept. 8. Sat., Sept. 12. Sixth World Championship Mara- thon Swim, sport spectade of inter- national renown ... Admiral of the Fleet Earl Jellicoe to officiate at impressive Opening Day ceremonies • anothermillion-dollarpermanent building this year, the Horse Palace .. , etc., etc. Let us send illustrated literature. Reduced rates by rail, steamship and buses. Consult local agents. Plan to visit the Canadian National Ex- hibition this year — August 28 to Septem- ber 12. ALIC.2&,io SEPT 12.193 WORLD95 GREATEST 4ANE T EXP*5 IT 5E!55000NSECUTIVEYEAR $21.O'►'' 0,000 INVESTED in BUILDINGS, PARK, EQUIPMENT SAM HARRIS H. W. WATBItS President General Manager nem.'rt,t,:c5'5.tel P., fist,,...Mettetti 10th LINE HOWICK Mr. Harold Weir of Listowel call- ed on friends in the burg last week,. Mr, and Mrs. AshtonMorrisonand son, of St. Catharines, and Mrs. Ino. Morrison, of Wrexeter, visited on Monday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Set). Zurbrigg, Mrs. Daniel Zeigler of Clifford is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Hugh Mc- Leod, s Mr. Eldon Pritchard of Toronto, spent the week -end with his brother, Mr. Thos. Pritchard, Mr, Hugh McLeod spent Tuesday and Saturday in Kitchener. Miss A. McLeod accompanied her father on Tuesday. Mr, A. A, Graham who has been seriously ill for the past week, is much improved. Mr, and Mrs. 'Phos, Strong, Verdi aced Olive, spent Sunday with rela- tives in Listowel. Mr, Wm, Fleet returned home on Saturday night after spending the past week with relatives in Toron- to. Mr. Lloyd Fleet accompanied hien home. Mr. and Mrs. Wnt: Radoipli and daughter, Vanorma, of Tonawanda, N.Y., spent the week -enol at the Craig home. Miss Doris Craig, R.N.,came back with them after a two -weeks' vacation there. Little George and Myrtle Fleet vis- ited fast week with their uncle,. Mr. Russell Fleet of Harriston, While•. there George had the misfortune of falling and fracturing two bones in his left wrist. Born -Iii Fordwich, on Saturday, August 1, 1931, to Mn and 'Mrs. Ed. Montgomery (nee Minnie Graham), a son. WROXETER CONTIN- UATION SCHOOL Report of Wroxeter Continuation School, Departmental subjects. Maximum for each paper 100. Pass requires 50% on each paper. Blank space indicates that standing is grant- ed or a pass. Where marks are giv- en indicates failure on subject. xx indicates subject not taken. S 1-,. C7 o P. obu cd bh y o '- 7, 0 00 i=1 0:1 < Q N t7 Ashton, Lel. xx 30 xx xx Higgins, Stew. 42 xx 40 xx xx Hislop., Leila xx xx xx Jacques, M'y'xx xx xx xx xx Kaake, Har. xx xx xx 42 33 McLean, Jno. xx xx xx Bennett, Rich. xx xx xx On recommendation of the teacher Richard. Bennett was granted his sub- jects by the Department. WROXETER Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gibson, of Toronto, are holidaying with the Tat- ter's sister,' Mrs. Sarah Gibson, in town. After spending two weeks with friends in Toronto and. Long Branch, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kitchen returned home accompanied by their grandson Master Bobbie Berkinshaw. Miss Jeanette Ritchie returned home after an extended visit with friends in Galt. Mrs. Emma Goodfellow, of Tor- onto is the guest of Miss Ada Gall- aher and other friends in and around town. Mrs. Sandy IvfcDougall spent a few Do you intend to make your life count? Do you desire a high place in one of the professions, in teaching or in 'business? 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Made in Canada with Canadian Wheat WITH ALL THE BRAN OF THE WHOLE WHEAT days last week with her daughter, Mrs. Alex. Sanderson, at Harriston. Mrs. E. Chapman of Hamilton, and Mr. W. Pearson of Waterdown, call- ed on friends in town over the week- end. Mr. and Mrs. Archie McIntosh, of Leamington, were guests of Mr. and Mrs, Fred Kitchen recently. Mr. and Mrs. Merton Howe and family motored up from Toronto to spend their holidays with the form- er's sisters, the Misses Howe. On Saturday night Mr. Howe was taken seriously ill and the doctor was call- ed in, who had him taken to Wing - ham Hospital where an operation for appendicitis was performed. At pre- sent the patient is progressing fav- crab]y. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Patterson and fancily of Niagara Falls, are visiting friends. Mr. Patterson's mother, Mrs. John Patterson has not been en- joying good health lately. Mr. John Mclturney has returned from the West after a short visit. Mrs. George Leckie of London vis- ited her, mother, Mrs. Morrison, dur- ing the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Wray and Mr. Crawford and Miss Joyce Wray, of Toronto, visited Mrs. John Wray, Mr. and Mrs, Arnold Edgar and family, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Edgar, London, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Moffatt, near Winghatn, St. James Church Sunday School held a picnic at Formosa park on Tuesday afternoon, About 35 members and visitors at- tended the Women's Institute meet- ing held at the hone of Mrs, Sellers on July 30th. Mrs, C. C. Ramage de- lighted the ladies with her talk on "Interior. Decorations," while Miss E. McMichael favored them with a LONDON CANADA olliMMIRIMMEAMNIVIERMORMIN F. F. HUi Piaui. B., Opt. D., R. O. OPTOMETRIST Phone 118 Harriston, Ont. 'The Best Equipped Optical bis. tablishrent in. this part of Ontario". piano solo. dainty lunch ter, Mrs. L. don. The hostess served a assisted by her daugh- Hetherington, of. Lou - a4Rrr. 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