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WINGHAM, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JUNE lth, 1929
uloaeriptions $2.00 per year.
OB
• .Mrs. ,(Dr,
There passe
p May 23, 1929;
- Jamieson, •after
,almbst five m
was a native
County, where
D. Henderson,
man for many
, ago she was
Jamieson, who
.years, She wa
St. United Chu
permitted, was
perm -lents of t
David MacLea
mourn the los
fun'eral w
Tesidence, 105
afternoon of
tribute paid b
J. Black, testa
and optimistic
who came in '
J. S. Shortt a
There were m
fering's. anter
rie Union •Cei
distance who
were her brot
and wife, froni
and Misses
Miss Janiieson
Fred Jamieson
and Mr. and NE
•onto; and Mrs
neice, Thelma
Examiner.
. Mrs,
Mary Anne
England in 18
ents sailed for
only fifteen inc
in a sail boat,
of six weeks,
ton., Later the
where she ma
1875 and settle
among the ear
trict: There sl
ago, then con
she lived ever
Mrs. East
children of Nvh
'namely, Norm
Frank, in Sas
furly, Alta.; Tl
Wm. J. Brow
Wm. J. and
Fergus. The
died in SWUM
and Marshall
had 29 grandc
grandchild. T
and siic sisters
long member
Grand Valley.
Mrs. East' r
• and bright dis
to do a good t
though she ha
a •great suffe
- she was very s
ing. Shes was
The funeral
*dence of her
- Simpson, wh e
for over six
attended. Ttli
• by Rev. R. S.
Church, who s
to the sorrow
Interment was
Cemetery, --Fe
Geor
Belgrave w
the sudden d
strong of the
itoon. He is
and five sons,
the west; and
ry, in Morris.
have not been
strong was in
been a reside
years.
Mr
There passe
the township
ley, in her 851
tive of Irelan
'with her pareti
ing to this 1
here all her li
of the late Isa
ed her about t
ber of years tl
until the deatl
she went to
• Mrs. Geo.
near Winghar
sons mid titre
George,
RObert Day
Winghatri,
Mortis; also
Giles, rand
eral took plae
l'esidence of
Day. interm
Winghain Cer
1TUARY
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LOCAL AND :PERSONAL
L BERAL-CONSERV-• ,
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THE NEW MODERATOR
•
HURON COUNTY
FREE CLINIC FOR
CHII..DREN
WEDDINGS
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Strangway-Ashton
A quiet but pretty wedding Was
',461eitinized. at the iume of mr. i,raj.
Airs: Robert Ashton, Gorrie, at high.
, W en
noon on Tuesday June 7th. ' when
,
their daughter, Margaret Evelyn, was
united in the holy bonds of Mathis
_
mony to Mr, 'William Strangway, of
Sarnia. The bride looked particularly
. . .
ch,arming in a gown of white georg-
d 1 ' dwith ' 1
ette and lace ace trimme pear s.
She wore white shoes to match, while
an exquisite bandau of pearls was won-
er u y set o ., y t e ri e s -Jet
d f 11 ff b h b 'd ' "
black hair. The bride carried a show-
.,
er bouquet of -Ophelia roses. Miss
Beryl Ashton as,sisted the bride,
gowned in sunburst Celenese and
carried a Shosver - baguet of yellow
• 7,in. s, 1Ahensen, of Tar-
roses. Mt
Onto, supported the groom. Mendel -
, : •
ssohn s wedding march was beautt-
- .. ,, .
fully rendered by the blide s sister,
. . .
Miss Pauline. After the ceremony
th e•ue ts sat cl to a sum tuous
. •
repast which ,was daintily served by
, . . , . , .
friends of the bride, Miss Able Seip
and Miss Jean ' Smith, of Seaforth.
Th- -•„.
e weacung t wag quiet, enterta n. -
ed the following guests: Mrs. Porter,
mother of the groom and Miss Ruth
' ' . .
St rangway, of Co rti nna ; Mr. William
.
Shensen, of Toronto ; Mabel Ross,
Rev. and Mrs. Craik of Gorrie• Mrs.
. ' '
C. P. Sills, Seaforth, and Mr. and Mrs.
Radford Walton The ceremony was
performed by Rev Craik of Golie
r
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while durmg the signing of the rep -
s el Mrs a or several
t • M R' df drendered 1
piano selections. , The bride's going
away gown was a figured blue o'eorY-
ette and a coat of silver grey moire,
hat shoes and purse o ma c
h t - t h
, s .
The many and valuable gifts testi-
fied to the bride's popularity, both in
Gorrie and Seaforth, -where she had
spent about five years as Assistant
Postmaster, After the wedding km -
ridal party left for a
cheon, the b '
week's honeymoon trip to Toronto,.
Niagara Falls, Buffalo and *Detroit
The best wishes of their many friends
go •wita the bride and groom to their
'1
home'. in Sarnia.
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' ATIVES TO MEET
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.. COUNCIL MEETS
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CRIPPLED
David .j'arnieson
Mrs. (Dr.) Stewart and het mos
The choice of Rev. Dr. D. Perrie,
.
••
i away in Barrie on
flier are visiting friends in Detroit.
IN. WINGHAM
by the General Assembly of the Pres-
. ,
Inglis in ddressin the
Stratford Rotary club last year
• •
Mrs. jean Henderson
,p. lingering illness ,of
nth Mrs. JarniesOo
Mt John Nichol is -viSiting rela-
tives and -frienda in Durham this
' .
isseh.
,.„2, Bennett, Federal Leader,
R B '
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June 20th
and Others to Speak on :bine 20th.
•
byterian Church in Canada as Moder;
odor for Ehe coming year brought this
. . . ,, . s •
rrom coinparative ouscurity
Warden a , g
cpuncilf at the opening session on
Tuesday, referred to County finances,
the the darn-
f
raised a fund o about $7,000; to be
,
sPent, on crippled. children in an en-
',
aeavot to reduce their disability and
f Whitechurch, Bruce
her father, the late :a,
her
was a leading,businesa
rears. About 23 years
narried to Dr. David
,
predeceased her seven
; a member of Collier
rch, and while health
Miss Reifa Jenkins spent the week-
end 'with her couin Mrs Robert
Powell. ` ' •
Mrs. Foster Marshal spent a , day
, •
last week with her friend, Mrs. Rob- •
ert Powell. ,
"Mother Knows Best," at Lyceum
Theatre, Thursday, Sat-
"••"--- . .
1 coon romi es
. Following his pre -e e n
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George Snotton M P for North Hu-
- - ' ' '' - ' -
ion, has arranged for a big political
meeting in the Wingham Arena, on
Thursday aftemoon of . next, week,'
June 20t1a, at two o clock on. R.,
' PI
B., Bennett, Liberal Conservative lead-
HonB.
to the chie foffice of the Church. It
may be 'taken as a recognition of
• •
consistent service faithfully rendered
in the sphere to which he had been
11 d D P ''. I d
ca. e . r. erne las serve • the
Church for more than forty years.
•
irty-five of these have been spent
the condition of roads,
age done by the spring . flooc1S, par-
TO .
tiCilliTlY the destruction of the W x
• • t the
eter bridge, and the injury P
roads by heavy traffic especially ,in
'
the early spring Satisfactory ar
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rangements had been made, he •said,
,.
with respect to payment ot the coun-
thusmakelife more pleasant In
making P. survey of Perth County the
Rotarians found it possible to extend
their good. influences to a -wider area
• • '
and so have included I -Limn -Counts'
in e scope of their ene lc enee.
' the • • .1-• • b f' A
free clinic is arranged for in Strat-
,
ford on June 28th, to be presided ov-
1ty'sshare
active in various de-
lie church, One son,
,Jamieson, is left to
; of a loving mother.
is. held front .her 'a c
Worsley St., on , the
lay 25.. The wortliv
r her pastor, Rev. J.
ied to her useful life
ipirit, so helpful 'to all
:ouch with her. 'Rev.
;sited at the *service.
ny beautiful floral of-
lent-was.made in &IT-
etery. Those from a
attended- the funeral
ler, Thos. 'Henderson
. White-eburch;. W. J.
:enderson, TeeSwater;
, . . an 1:,.
, Miss Ella Jamieson
Friday' and
urday of' this week.
Miss Bernice Wright , has taken a
position with the -Robe •and Clothing .Spotton
Co., of Kitchener. , '
.Mrs, Percy Hill, of Saskatoon,
-
Sask., who attended the *recent gen-
eral council of the. W.M.S. of the
. Presbyterian Church, held in -Ottawa,
is spending a few days -in town.
y,ender
Lorne• Miss.. Mabel Mr. Kramer, iss.. Mahe
st d ms •
araman an I tss Bernice Wrighf,
of kite . — . - .., ,
hener, ana ivir. Leslie n;rtages,
of Acton, spent the week -end at the
h ' f m d I/ John -
home o • r. an Mrs .r.,.
Wright, ViCtoria street. --/...-
-a.m. . . ,,, .
a Mrs Robert Dickson of
Winghain, announce the engagement
of their youngest daughter, Ruby
Harold Moffat eldest
Jean, to john ,
er for Canada; ..E. P.yckman,
K.C., M.P., Senator Donnelly' and
4
Duncan Sinclair, M.p, will assist Mr.
on this occasion. Arrange-
ruents lia-ve been made to broadcasi
. .
the meeting over Station 10 13.P., and
amplifiers will be placed in the Arena
may hear perfectly. Seat-
so that all m
ing accommodations will also be pro-
wided for all,• -Wingharn 'Band will
a programme during the if -
, • '
ternoon A public reception Is to be
'
held On Mr. Spotton's lawn from 1.00
tO 2.00 ,p.m.
.
Mr. Bennett occupiesa prominent
place among the public speakers in
Canada, and is one of the best -inform-
• , IT 1 t' = A
ea men on poi Ica ques.ions. s
leader , of one of the great. political
parties in Canada, his visit to Wing-
. •
ham is somewhat of a.n honour which
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fi'
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4
of the expenthture on
vincial highways.
Warden deplored the unnec-
The .
essary speeding on the roads, which
not only damaged the' roads, but was
a great source of danger to life uid
property. Great injury was done to
the roads, also, by too heavy and too
early traffic in the spring, and he
thought some serious action should
be taken to check such practices.
As usual the question of roads is
' • '
taking a. good d.eal , of the time and
attention' of the council. At the op-
ening session the clerk gave a state-
•
xnent of the cotinty's indebtedness on
t
account of its s are oi the cost of
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Provincial highways within the epun-
ty. The county owes $144,000 on
this account. Of this $32,000. is be-
ing carried by the Bank, the remain&
er by one of the ioreinost, surgeons
in• -Toronto and to which every child,
, '
in any way afflicted with eye, ear,
, . . .. .
nose or limb disability is welcome,
and where best advice Will be offered
for future treatment without any cost
.
whatever Glasses and appliances win
•
be provided free of any charge for
.
same If •it is fourid the Child re-
• -
quires hospital or surgical treatment
. ,
and the parents are unable to pro-
vide this the Rotary Club assumes
. ,
1,
all financial. responsibility, and wi i
arrange, for the necessary treatment
. •
a.nd appliances. at 'Hospital fox Sick
Children at Toronto. Any person de -
' ' to take advanta e of this gen-
string g -
erous offer, kindly leave 'your name
and 'address at McKibbon's Drug
Store Winoliam e 'June
, , b fore 21st.
Here is the finest
rs. John Dougall, 7.'or-
Jean 'Armstrong atil
of London—Barrie
•
son of Mr, and Mrs. j. J. egoffat; the
take place the latter a.rt
marriage to ta , p .
of June: a.,
There is not a weekly newspaper
l'
pub ish.ed that does not honestly try
rna y well be -recogniZed by the.
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town putting on holiday appear-
'ance, with -appropriate decorations.
This matter received unanimous sup-,
port at the last meeting of the Coun-
,.
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Rev D Perrie D.D.
• ' ' •
in his present charge in the Townof
Wingham, ministering to his congre-
er by the Government; and the Gov
ernment asks that $49,000 of this be
-paid by December of this year and
$63,000 by October 31 1930. The
•
Government is charging five per cent.
one of • examples
.
of service ever given in this pad of
,
Ontario, by any kindred organiza-
tion, To relieve suffering,• to make
the lame to walk, to ,xnake the blind
Wm.'G. East
Gulley . was born in
'3.' She, ,witli•her par-
Canada when she was
;nths oldcoming-over
to get all the news, but it is 1111-
,
possible to, do this with . a small staff.
The community spirit and co opera-
tion will spell success, not only for,
the newspaper, but for, the citizens
cil, when the Mayor brought up the
matter. It is understood .1 -lis Wor-
ship, the Mayor, will tender the dis-
tinguished visitor an address of wel-
comewith
on behalf of the corporation,
gation ther% The new Moderator is
Scottish born, corning to Canada
when fourteen years of age, and set-
fling in Grey . Township, and 're-
ceiving a , part • of his education
interest. .
Mrs. R M. Graham, inspector un-
der. the Mothers' Allowance Act ad-
dressed the council on Tuesday after-
noon and gave some interesting in-
see or the deaf, hear, are accomplish-
11 worth '
ments we wor while, and are a
practical demonstration of the vir-
tues set forth some two thousand
years ago..
and the neighborhood
•
in. the DOminion. ' He entered the
formation with regard to her work.
making a record time
settling near Bramp-
.
It takes a fast train an average •of
ss- ss ss- , '
West iriuron Women s •.
Church •of iiis adoption on his grad-
'
nation from college, and remained
There were at Present•forty-nine ben-
eficiaries in this county, she said and
SOFT BALL NEWS
y moved to Garafraxa.
ried Wm. a ,East, in
seven seconds to pass a railway cross-
A 1 .
ing. That is not long, but hundreds
institute District Meeting
,
• 1. • 1 "rt, ,'-'1
Wit, 1 t wa.en --ur,-1. Union cleavage
Dr.'
she believed the work done under the
. On Wednesday nigh last the Foun-
:d in Amaranth, being
ly settlers .of that di s-
ie lived up to 15 years
ing to Fergus where
since. . '
.
ras the mother of 12
am 10 ase .still living,
in, John, George ana..
catOon; Fred in Ran-
os., in Ainaranth;'Mrs.'
ri, in Wingliarn; MTS.
El's. T. J. Simpson, in
eldest son, 'Milford,
rland, 13. C., in 1910,
died in infancy. She,
of motorists that were killed last .yeat
inight be living to-day.had they wait-
ed seven seconds to let the train paSs.
Valuable as it is, time isn't worth that
much. '
• Knox Presbyterian Church, Blue-
vale, holds its anniversary services
on Sunday,..,,, june.16th, when Rev. a.
M. Dunn Cif Toronto, will preach at
, ,
11. a.iii. and 7.30 p.m. On following
Monday evening a Garden Party will
,
be held on the church grounds, sup-
„ .
per being served from 5 to 8 o'clo-lc
Admission 50 cents and 25 cents.
\kBen. RiCh's dray team took a sud-
The District Annual meeting o f
the West Huron I,Vomen's Institute
will be held in Loadesboro Comm-.
unity Hall, on Tuesday, June 25th;
1929 'Morning session opens at 10
' • . .
a.m. Both District and Branch re-
ports will be given. Afternoon ses-
Sion opens at 1.30. Business left
morning session will
over from the mo .
be continued with, after which a good
n Ogramme will be given including
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a.n{address from Mrs. Warcilaw of
,
.„,
•,,t tel.,. vdm is our F ecleration Repre-
sentatwe .
rent it in twain. Although - er-
• '
rie has been little in the limelight of
ecclesiastical affairs; he is one of the
stalwarts of Presbyterianism in the
:Dominion. He is a man mueb. belov-
..1,.
e • y the congicoa ion •of St An
u. b 11 - ',.• t''
drew's Church, Wiegliam, and in-
throughout the deed, throughout the entire district.
He has outstanding qualities of head
•
and hea.rt, and a zeal in Christian ser-
vice that overflows denominational
bounds. The . Church has called him
. , • • • •
to the highest office 10 her power to
• •
bestow, and rn the how:It-thus bestow-
.ed on this worthy servant' the Pres-
herself.—
Act for the assistance of mothers In
rearing their families, was well worth
while.
The Clerk submitted corresponderi-
ce, 'which was referred to committee ,
otherwisedisposedf This ins
or o .
eluded: ,
Return by Magistrate Reid of the
number and disposal of cases corning
•
before him during the past year.
Communication from the Depart-
ment of Education, Toronto:living
•
notice of the ratification of the ap-
pointmcnt of Elmer Cluff 13eacom as
inspector of schools in West Huron.
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from Departinent
dry defeated f.loyds, score 31 to 12
It as very one-sided and a number
of costly errors and poor fielding ac-
counted for the large score. Batter-
• .1'1 r d A H A •
les ,.... oyds, Coutts an . ammon-,
Foundry, J. Seli and A. Rintottl.
' On Friday the Fry-Gurms-d.efeatect
the Stars to the tune of 14 to 12. The
Stars had the game well in hand but
By poor playing threw their chance
of .winning away. Batteries: PrY-
Gunns, W. VanWyck and H. Wild•
,
Stars, A. Sturdy, W. McKibbon and
.r.
j McRibbone.
on Monday night the Foundry in
.
"THE PATH ACROSS THE HILL"
\Vill be presented at a Garden
Party at Ebenezer church (Brown-
J 14t1 Cold
ton n), onFriday, June 1.
t )
meat supper from 6 o'clock Booth
on grounds. Good musical program.
Everybody come Admission 50c and
- •
25c. Rev. A. V, Walden, pastor.
hildren and one great
here are four brothers
den start from the station on Tues-
. • . • . - ..
aay evening, and dashing down jose
CELEBRATE GLORIOUS ,
_
byterian Church honors
Globe.
Statement the ot
Education of grants and equi:mient.
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to the of Huion e',,uno.t.
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trina tne i.....raite hurch by 1 —9,
d C 5
etiqly errors. played an important part
i
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
,
living. She was a life-
ohine Street, attached to the 'dray,
"
TWELFTH IN PAL1VIEteSTON
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CHURCH ANNIVERSARY
etc., schools
To public schools, $2029.76; to separ-
in the church being on the short end
e Foundry,
if the 'Disciple church,
.
swerved to the i
siae near the post
side neat
_
,an
C d
schools, $91.17—total $2120:93 (an
ot tie score. Batteries: J.
11
Walkerton's tax. rate is 54 Mills.
Rev. F. 'W. Sehaffter will be prea,
ching at Lucknow next Sunday even -
inn the occasion being the fiftieth
-' - s'
anniversary of , the Anglican church
t
there. Mr. Perry of Dungannon will.
accupy the pulpit of St. Paul's church.
About 200 members of the Elliott
• .
family of Scarborough township held
. . .
a family re -union at the home ea John
Elliott, on Thursday.. John is one of
a family ot ten of James and Janet
-
Elliott, who were pioneer settlers of
Scarborough, James Elliott was born
in Scotland in 1775. He came to
Canada. by the way of Jamestown and
settled in "Muddy York" in 1795.
Having moved to Scarborough he
married Janet Thompson (born at
Detroit in 1785), a daughter of Al
ehie Thompson, of U,E,L. stock. This
wedding, which was performed in
'
Scarboro was the first recorded in
'
the township. Mr, James Elliott, of
Bluevale, now in his 90th - vear is A
- '
son of the original settler of Scar,
born.
•as always of a loving
msition, always willing
urn for others, and al-
1 been for Triany ;years
.,
7er from rheumatism,
eldom heard complain-
office and straddled
a'or
lainps run' t a'.
, '
ly warped from
. • , .
and will take a fairly
- Fortunately
to replace,
. .
d ' the
was injure in
1 -
a sedan. The
nfenders werebad-
d -
the sudden contact
respectable sum
•
• no per:son
I h
e cave ry c arge. /
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"North Perth range ounty
visiting Lodges are holding a Mon-
• . - .
ster Celebration in Palmerston, on
July 12th. Speakers that are leaders
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111 the Orange Order will. be pi esent
and other entertainments will be pro-
vided for all. ALL ROADS LEAD
11 be held in
Annwersary services will
Brick United church, East Wawanosh
on Sabbath, Jun.e 16th. Services will
d 7 30
be held at 11 drii. an , p,m., con-
ducted by• Rev. C N. McKenzie, of
Ripley. Belgrave will supply music
ate
equivalent of which must be go in by
- g
the county).
Notice of the return of two more
' 'f0 •'• h ' • 1 t
inmates o the ntai to ospita a
L,oncion to the county house of re-
fuge at Clinton.
1. U -
..i..i. . Lediet anc . intou , ti
S•1' W L d' 1 A 12.
•
tied Church, R. Copeland, J. Tiffin
and 11. Fox.
.,
v tught the l•rv-
On Wednesda '
- ' '
Gunn:: and Lloyds play. The Lloyds
cam are ou o -aim is game.
t • t t ' th' -
On Friday the Stars and X -Rayed
in her 77th year.
'
Gilbert Forgie
TO PALMERS'TON on the Glorious
Twelfth 1929.
at the evening service.
Letter from W. Brydone; barrister,
of Clinton, enelosing cheque for $200
.
meet for the first tune this season
d both to
was held from the resi-
, . ., .• ,
There pas5ed away on liriday Gil-
which was the bequest of the late
an are out win.
Wingham Citi-
daughter, 1 Mrs. W. J.
e she tad been living
rears; largely
• ,
heft :Forgie, in his 81st year, who has
been a resident of Winglyim for a
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ORANGE DECORATION
AND 'CHURCH SERVICE
TRUSTEES- AND RATEPAYERS
• ATTENTION
•
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John Hoare, of East Wawanosh, to
the county for use of the Children's
At this game the
zens, Band Will be. in attendance,
svettther conditions being favorable.
and was
•
number of years, Al one tinie lie:vvas
—
Rally be held
Sh el ter.
They will march up from the Band
,SLervite was conducted,
arge, of the United
mke very Comfortingly
ng family and friend$.
at'Grand'Valley Union-
s
rgus News-ReCord.,..
.
a farmerGin this locality,. hitt of lat e
years 'has been crippled, ma.king it
very bad to get around. He will be
missed by .a. 111.1111iber of the business
men on Main street, who kept him
employed to clear the sidewalk .of
L. a L. No, 794, Wingliam, heads
it rittal Decoration Service on Sun-
s an .
L'e
day, June 22nd, at 2 pan., When 1
laces of deplrting hi•ethren
resting 1) ,
will be suitably remembered with a
.•-
t ' 1plant Whie•ham Band will be
An Educational will
in the Parish Hall, Dungannon, On
,
,. June t , , , co nmencm6
Friday J 14 h 1929 1 '
at 1.30 p.m, for the townships of
shfte . o orne an;Issas
A ' ld C lb d West W • '
I•H lk Snell of
nosi, when Rev, . . ,
• .
Strstford Mrs, W. M. Morris, of
3 - . . )0 •, • _
Statement of the I lo•vincial 1. i. al t
ment of Highways of the Government
grant to the county on the exepndi-
,
tare of 1928 on county roads: Total
amount of statement, $183,646.94; a-
rnount disallowed, $962,99; total a-
Hall, in the MacDonald 131 1
ioc..4. at 7
o'clock. Come out and give them a
right royal reception. You will be
well repaid They will play a num-
bet of selections after the game.
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un Monday night the Stars and
—
se Armstrong
hear •:f
snow,. The fnneral took place, Satin -Government
• ' " •
' day from the undertaking' parlors ot
pot•cc , .
in attendance.
. , , and
Toronto, President , and Secretary,
Trustees and
grant, $91,001 -
mount of -.
47.
, .
United e lure i meet and a. right loyal
d 1 I ' A '• '
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battle is expected as both teams are
shocked to
aath George Arm;
A. Carrie to Billevale Cemetery.
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Annual church ‘s.ervice will be held'
respectively,' of the
d f.• '
Ratepayers epartment o. the Ont ittio
Report of the county auditors,
As A Porterfield of Belgrave
, out to win.
villageSunday after-
survived' by his widow
Herbert, and 'P'red in
Edwin; Alvin and Hen-
Funeral
George Cruikshank
'
A well-known and respected. reid-
dent of this county passed away, •af-
ter -a lingering. illness,' .at his resi,
in the United Church on Sunday,
July 7th, at 7. p.m., when Bro. Rev.
Sidney Davison', will be the special
speaker.
Edticational Association will be ores-
. t le ga 'ming on rye
ent to address 1 tl .' • 1'
questams of the day of interest to
all educationists. Other speakers will
Parliament
rs
--e,ss • • ,
and A. E. Irwin„ of Bayfield, includ-
ing some recommendations, one that
there should be at least two audits a
,
l"
year in place of tlie one annua audit,
Standing of Teams
Wbn Lc,
Foundry 4 1
Fry-Gunns
Lloyds ' 2 2
arrangements
made yet, Mr. Arm-
his 75th year and had
,
(fence in Turnberry township, on
Tuesday moreing la.st in the person
•
WIL16., PIC NIC AT KINCARDINE
•
bc the local members of
and Mr. Elmet4..C. Beacon, I.P,S, for
West Huron. A cordial invitation is
and snother that the treasurer should
' '
be supplied with a filing system to
Stars 2
United Church 1 '
.
I tjill ,,
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it of Morris.'for many
of George Ci•uikshank. Deceased ,vss
the late Mt. and Mrs. Wrri.
,
lo tomeminorate the 50th Anni-
' ,
extended to. all, both ladies and gent-
i
take care of the numerous records in
his office, .,
X -Rayed 0 3
,
c Isaac Cole "
1 away On Satureay, in
'
)1 Morris, Jane Twain-
.
h year.. She was a na-
1 to Canada
a son of
Crnikshank, who came to this count
an settled i v n tow, s p -
the deceased was born, afterwaids
they moved to Blainville, near Co-
bourg. Forty-four years ago the de,
, , ,
versary or the 'incorporation of tne
,
West Wawanosh Mutual Fire InSur-
ante Company, the officials have ar-
ranged a basket pie,tic at Kincdrdine
b el on Wedaesd. J 19t1 f
ea 1 ., ay, line 1, or
lemen, to attenu...„ ,
Mrs, R. Davidson,
Seel:teas. of the Ashfield
Tp. and Turon Co. Assn,- .of Trustees
1 T' t • • i
a tIC N.a ep,tycts.
,
The auditor's summary of the re-
ceipts and expenditures of the county.
fel' 1928 was as follows;
RECEIPTS .
in I3ank lst 1928 10,089.93
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On Thursday night last the Blue -
vale Church team played the Wing-
. ,
ham United Church This game wt.:,
•
full of excitement from start to finish.
"
Bluevale have a heavy hitting team
,O.it
lIl ' :
4*
and came
t8 when 'a• child. Com-
cality she lad reSid,i
'.e. :She was the widow-
•
cl in • his Pirm near Wing-
cease oV,ed to ' -
ham. He was married to Cathei•ine
Rogers, by whom he is sttrvived. 'He
which a splendid programme of sporto,
's arranged. Hot tea and coffee free
0' , , . •,.....
n -grounds throtign courtesy of .i...in-
d' Business Men's Association.
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NORTH 1-ITIRON -
UNITED FAR1VIERS
i
Cash Jan
County rateS, 1927, Morris
mid Goderich Town 1.7,583.80
County Rates, 1928 150,674,20
`and they certainly made the locals
step good and livel3r all the time.
Wingham won, the scora being 18-12.
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UNITED CHURCH
WINGHAM •
ie tole, whOpredeceas-
iree'years. For ratittro.-
is also survived by one daughter, 01-
,
ive, of Guelph, and 2 sons, Robert and
i
car, it e, . , . ,.
Citizen s Pipe Band in aftenda,nce.
The United Farmers of North Hut-
in
Criminal justice 2,968,48
Fines 426.10
On Thtit•sda.y night the United
Church team play in BelgraVe. A
,ey"had resided in toivi,
i of her Intsband, wletu
George, of Wingham; and 2 brother,
ThornAsof Teterboroand Albert f
, , •
"THE COLONEL'S IVIAID"
on -will hold their annual meeting
the Town Hall, Winghairt on Friday
afternoon, June 14th at 2 pun. Elec-
. ,
Schools 53,552.36
County Home 2,505,45
real snappy game is expected and the
Wingliam team will have to play fast
Rev , -Sidney 'Davison, Pastor
Tel.—Chureh 140, Parsonage 188
.s -
.
inc with her daughter,
Morris township,
•
CobourgThe funeral service lAitt8 On
,
'Thursday afternoon, Dine 6th, 1,,,,
,
. , ----. .
e and etooy a 3011y evening
Coin ,
tion of officers and other important.
.
Registrar 715„83
ball to win there.,
lay,
n. Surviving are tivo
,
Wingham Cemetery.
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with "The Colonel's 1VIaid", a play 10
8 acts ' presented by the Dramatic
, ,
business to be disucssed. A large at-
tendatice is requested.
•
loans 90,000,00
'Division Court 59.23
,
CAME Too LASE
School at 10
Sunday Sehool Anniversary
and Plower service 11 din. arid 1
11 P•rtl•
. I
oPeetal Pi eaelter•-'•
Ren. . C. W. DelViille, Strats ,
ford. CoMisined ehoit will rens
der special •trittsie.
1
daughters, Fratik,, Got.
'wo Creeks, Sask.; Mts,
MrsJasGibson,
it . ,
‘NEVVS IS SP • READING
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Club, of Knox United Church, in the
Foresters) HallY 13elgrave, on fun:
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• „
Rod Young, • R. J. Currie,
President ' „Seey.
'Provincial Treasurer, re
o
Corn Borer Act 3-90•00
1,21/.00
---Sunday
E'ast Wasva,nosh' Comicil minutes,
and , .,
1 Mrs, -George. DaY, Of
one sister, Mrs, -Wm,
,
*)e . ,-,
From coast to C.OLSt that Mr Sy
billa Spahr's Tonsilitis is the most.4
.
,
14t11 at 8 p ni, Musicallselections be-
' ' ,„ , ,„ :, ,,,..
emission 00O AMU -LOC;
tween acts. A . .
L.—. —.-- •
I ' .1 and Mrs
Dona d, only soi of 1VIr, a ,
formerly
Licenses
Hospital Refunds
, • •• 111-00
Land Tax, 9aio
some local matter, and St Helens,
Gorrie, Wroxeter and Ilelgrave tor-
respondence are held over till next
.
Forks, N.1). The filer
on Monday from the
sueeessftil teinedy to treat Cough,
Broitchitia, Whooping Cough, Colds,
just convince yourself that "Mo-
'
William Milian, of London,
line 'Morris 'died last week
of Oth , ,
Children's Shelter 80.00
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week, Correspondence budgets did
Wednes-
e
rer son-i11.21aw, 'George
in the
Catarrh, Sore Throats and Tonsil ills,
J. R. Allen,
thee Knovv,s I3est" by seeing the
screen picture at the Lyceum Thurs-
after a few days illness from spina'
meningitis, The remains -yve.re
Total $ 881,164.17
.
not reach the office. until
day morning, after the forma were
eat was triade
Istsse'.
Absolutely guaranteed.
Wi.ef V61.1,1.! Winzliain DriMaists
dnY, rriclaY and Saturday, ,
brought to Myth` for Interment,
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made up.