The Wingham Advance-Times, 1939-12-07, Page 7%
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early Sundayoperation
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Dec. 8.
ROUND TRIP
of Mrs. A.
be pleased
Candy Making Demonstration, Sale
of Candy, each member to, donate one
pound home-made candy. Bring Re
cipe., Hostesses, Mrs. Wylie and Mrs.
J. Allen.
Young People’s Union
Allister Green/ Literary Convener,
presided wet* the meeting of. the
Young FeopU’s Union du Monday ev-
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“Have you noticed one odd thing
about blunt peopled*
No, what?'.
“They ate the ones who genefalty
come to the point.”I
News and Gorrie Vidette
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Shera spent
^Sunday at the home of the latter’s
"brother, Mr. Campbell Ellis and Mrs.
"Ellis, of Drayton.
Mrs. A. Hamilton visited for a few
•■days last week with her daughter,
Mrs. Archie Scott and Mr. Scott,
near Blyth,
Mr. and Mrs. William Wright, of
"Walton, were Sunday visitors at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Black,
gr Mrs. R. F. Edgar, Gorrie, spent last
■Fjweek at the same home.
- Little Fern Cooke, who had spent
last week with her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Cooke, of Clifford, returned
home on Sunday.
Miss Pearl Stinson and niece, lit
tle Miss Marlene Barton, spent the
week-end with Mr. Wm. Burns and
Miss E. Burns, near Lakelet.
Mrs. Ernest King, who had spent
the past three weeks with friends in
Detroit, Pontiac, St. Louis and Tor
onto, returned home this week.
Mr. Ray McIntyre spent the week
end at his home here.... **
Mr. James Warrell left last week
for a trip to the Pacific coast.
Mr. and Mrs. Cooke, Clifford, Mr.
and Mrs. Merklinger, Kitchener, vis
ited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. M.
Nay.
Mrs. Wassman, Mrs. Hicks and
Miss Louise White, of Bornholm,
spent a few days last week at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Holmes.
• "Miss White also visited at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland Stafford.
Mr. W. J. Earngey, Brussels, spent
last week at the home of .his aunt,
Miss Kate Earngey,
Mr. and Mrs.”J. T. Shera and dau
ghter, Shirley, were Sunday visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Clark Renwick, of
Belmore.
The Girls’ K Branch of the W.A. of
St. Stephen’s Church met at the Rec
tory on Thursday - afternoon of last
week. It was a work meeting and the
J) afternoon was spent in hooking a rug
after which a very enjoyable supper
was served by Mrs. Ball.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Marshall visit
ed on Sunday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. W. J. Campbell, near Wingham.
Mr. Farrish, near Lucknow, spent
^Tuesday with his son, Mr. Elmer Par
rish and Mrs. Farrish. ’
Mr. Jas. Douglas, Mr. and Mrs.
"Ewart Whitfield visited with Strat
ford friends on Sunday.
Mrs. Isaac Wade and Mr. Norman
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DECEMBER 8 - 9
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CANADIANS AND FAMILIES, CAUGHT IN PETSAMO ARE A REPORTED SAFE IN NORWAY
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Wade spent Tuesday and Wednesday
of last week with friends in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Scott, Mr. and
Mrs. Laurie Scott, of Blyth, Mr. and
Mrs. David Ritchie, Tees water, visit
ed on Sunday at the home of Dr. J.
and Mrs. Armstrong.
Plans are ■under way to have the
children of this community meet their
friend, Santa Claus, on Saturday, De
cember 16th. He has sent word he
wants to see all the children.
iMr. and Mrs. Frank Brown and son
Reggie, 'Mr. Hiram and Albert and
Miss Pearl Shelton, of Kinloss, spent
Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Richard
Jackson.
Mr. and Mrs. Anson. Galbraith,.
Doris and Bradley, were week-end
visitors iii Toronto.’
Mr. Robert Graham spent a couple
of days last week in Toronto.
Mr. Leland Ashton spent the week
end at his home here.
Mr.’ Hector Hamilton visited with
friends in Toronto last week.
Mr. and Mrs." Wesley Jermyn, of
Brussels, visited on Friday of last
week at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
William Marshall.
L.O.B.A. NAME
NEW OFFICERS
The Gorrie L.O.B.A. met on Mon
day afternoon of this week in the Or
ange Hall. The annual bale which is,
to be sent to the Orange Orphanage
at Richmond Hill, was packed. Instal
lation,of officers for the coming year
also took place.
Worthy Mistress—Sister Evelyn
Dane. •
P. W. M.—R?ita Carson. ’ •
D. M.—Margaret Robinson.
Director of Ceremonies—Nellie
Taylor.
Secretary—Sara Wade.
Fin. Sec.—Gladys Dinsmore.
Treas.—Edith Holmes.
Guardian—Annie Toner.
Senior Member of Committee —
Alba Toner.
Inner Guard—Agnes King.
Outer Guard—R. A. Carson.
Lecturers—Sisters Jacques and San
derson.
Organist—-Margaret Dane.
Messrs. Verne and Clifford McDon
ald, who have been in Toronto train
ing for the past few weeks, spent the
week-end at their homes here.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Wray and Miss
Joy Wray, of Toronto, spent the
week-end with their mother, Mrs. Jno.
Wray, who returned home with them
to spend the winter.
Mrs. D. McTavish, of Turnberry, is
at present spending a few days at her
home here. t
' Mr. and Mrs. H. Knight spent Sun
day with Ripley' friends.
Mr. Bill Parks, of Toronto, spent
Sunday with friehds in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Gould, Toronto, were
week-end guests of Mrs. George Paul
in and other friends in town.
Mrs. Robert Ireland, of Teeswater,
visited with Mrs. John Bush and MisS
Gertrude Bush on Saturday.
* Mrs. G. A. Wear ring, who has
Spent the past two weeks with her sis
ter, Mrs. A. R. Wells, Toronto, Who
is ill, was home over the week-end.
She was accompanied by her niece,
Miss jean Wells, Toronto.
Deepest sympathy is extended to
Mrs. George Allen, who received
word Saturday of the death Of her sis
ter, Mrs. Hiscox, of Teeswatet, who
has been ill in a Toronto Hospital
for some weeks.
Mr, and Mrs. D» S, Mac Naughton
and johti, also Mr. and Mrs. W. E.
Hainstock, were Toronto visitors on
Tuesday of last week.
Mr, and Mrs. Alan Garniss, Lon
don, were Sunday guests of Mr, and
Mrs. Wm. Mundell.
Wroxeter Public School are prepar-
Thursday, December 7, 1939
Caught in the Petsamo area of nor
thern Finland when the Russian inva
sion began, many Canadian, British
and American workers in the Finnish
nickel industry were reported safe-in
Kirkenes, Norway. They made their
escape across the border along roads
which were under machine-gun fire
from Soviet airplanes, Among the re
fugees were Margaret Jean, 10, and
Mary Lou Smicox. seven, shown here
(LEFT) with their ' teacher, Eva
Christilan. They are from Copper
Cliff. Latest reports say Finnish
troops have recaptured the Petsamo
area. Finnish authorities moved Mrs.
I. G. Simcox of Copper Cliff, wife of
the director of International Nickel’s
mine, and her family (RIGH'j'). Mr.
Simcox left Kolosjoki, some of. whose
ing a Christmas entertainment under jening. The opening hymn “Come, let
'the direction of Miss Keith and Miss |us sing of a wonderful love" was fol-
Stocks which will be put on in the
Town Hall on the evening of Dec.
21st.
A social evening in Kirton’s School
S.S. No. 2, drew a large crowd Fri
day Jast when “The Gulley Jumpers"
With Clark Johnston provided excel
lent music. The teacher, is now pre
paring for the Christmas entertain
ment, the date to be announced later.
The many friends here, of Mrs. Jno.
MacNaughton, London, will regret to
know she is in St. Joseph’s Hospital
in .that city, having undergone an ap
pendicitis
morning.
Friends
onto, will
R. Wells, Tor-
to know she is
making satisfactory progress follow
ing a serious operation, and will wish
a speedy recovery.
,Mr> Carl Diehl- and Miss Fanny
Diehl, both of Clinton, alsb Mrs. Mor
ris, Durham, and children, Margaret
arid George, were Sunday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. MacDonald.
Miss Dorothy Brown is spending
some weeks at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Willard Peel x>n the 6th line of
Howick?
Presbyterial Visitation a Success
A. very profitable as well as enjoy
able evening was spent in the United
Church last Monday evening when
Rev, Anderson, Wingham, RcV. Snell,
Ethel, and Rev. Mahoney, Brussels,
also Laynian Frank Howson, Wing-
hatrtj were present and many ques
tions of interest were discussed fol
lowing the devotional opening exer
cises. There was a splendid attend
ance and following the meeting re
freshments were served in the church
schoolroom by the Indies. This visi
tation is a plan recommended by
Presbytery and should prove very
helpful to the different congregations.
The nt Any friends of Mr. •Cleveland
Stafford, who has been irr poor health
for some months, will regret to learn
he is in Hospital at London, and will
wish him a speedy recovery to good
health,
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'lowed-by repeating the’Lord’s Pray
er in unison. Elva Stocks took for
the Scripture lesson, Matt, 27. Fol
lowing the singing of the hymn “All
the way my Saviour leads me” Stuart
Musgrove led in prayer. The guest
speaker was Mr. Cook, who gave an
inspiring and memorable address on
the picture of “The Last Supper.”
During the business period it was
decided to withdraw the coming
week’s meeting and accept am invita
tion to join with the A.Y.P.A. in St.
James Church. “Blest be the tie that
binds” was sung and the Mizpah ben
ediction pronounced. A period of
games and contests were enjoyed with
Miss Keith in charge. There were 25
in attendance.
Mission Band United Church
Margaret Moffat presided over the
December meeting of the Mission
Band on Saturday last. The Call to
Worship by the leader was followed
by the opening hymn “From Green
land’s icy mountain” by Bishop Heb
er. The Lord’s Prayer was repeated
in unison. “Jesus bids us shine” was
the second hymn. The Scripture les
son, taken from Luke 17: 11-19, was
read by Mary Meahan. The golden
text “I will give thanks,, was repeat
ed by the entire class, jean Moffat
sang very sweetly “Smile, Give
Thanks an<> Pray." Mrs. Sanderson
presented in a very interesting way
Holman .Hunt’s “Light of the World.
“When Mothers of Salem" was
closing hymn. Lulu Gibson gave
closing prayer. Attendance was
with Mrs. B. Cooke representing
W.M.S. The Mission Band as their
yearly custom, are sending a bale to
the Children itt Northern Ontario,
Anyone having toys, books or cloth
ing, which Would help brighten the
lives of tljese less fortunate children,
may contribute their gifts, to' be left
at the home of Mrs. A. J. Sanderson.
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the
the
the
December W. L Meeting
Mrs. Vernon Denny will open her
home on Thursday afternoon of this
week fbr the Christmas meeting of
the Womens Institute. Miss David
son will have charge of Current Fv-
en*s< Kott Call — A donation for
Christmas Cltoer. Christmas Carols,
apartment buildings afe shown at
(CENTRE). The Finnish town of
Kolosjoki, shown (LOWER) as Rus
sian bombers saw it. The arrow
points to the International Nickel
Co.’s mine. Authorities ordered evac
uation of the Petsamo area, drafted
mine workers to fight the invading
Russians, and adopted the Chinese
“scorched earth" policy of defence.
Women’s Missionary Society
The December meeting of the W.
M, S. will be held in the Church
schoolroom on Thursday, Dec. 14th,
at 3 p.m. Each member is asked to
contribute a number to the program.
All the ladies of the congregation are
cordially invited to be present.
Salem Circle Guests at Manse
Mrs. A. M, Grant was hostess
the Mission Circle of Salem United
Church and their leader, Mrs. John
Gowdy, for their December meeting.
“Jesus the Light of the World” was
the theme. “O little town of Bethle
hem" was sung as a solo and the res
ponse “O come let us adore Him.”
The candle lighting ceremony was
beautifully carried out. The story of
the Holy Fire was told followed by
the hymn “Thou, whose almighty
word". The prayer was given by Eth
el Willits. The president, Vera Shar
pin ,presided. Refreshments and a so
cial hour was enjoyed at the close of
the meeting.
Bride and Groom Honored
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Durst were guests
of honor at a party and presentation
in the Town Hail Wednesday evening
last when friends in Wroxeter and
community presented them with two
beautiful' occasional chairs and a fern
ery. The Gorrie Orchestra provided
good music for the dance which fol
lowed the presentation.
Community Christmas Tree
The annual Community Xmas Tree
for which funds are being collected',
will take place on Dec. 16th, in the
afternoon. Santa Clatts wilt pay a vis
it and alt the children of the commun
ity are invited to come and meet him.
AH’ older folk are asked to co-operate
in making a happy Xmas season for
the children,
The town of Saimijcrvi was burned id
the ground, a detachment of Finns re
maining behind to destroy cattle and
make sure nothing valuable fell into
Russian hands. The town had been
bombed for two hours. The Russian
navy blockaded Petsamo fjord, and
fliers machine-gunned refugees in
bsuhes.
ELECTION RESULTS
Goderich Township
Reeve—Benjamin Rathwell, 453;
Oliver Jervis, 211.
Council (4’ elected)—George Ginn,
398; Robert Smith, 340; Herbert Cox
314; Henry Corey 255. Defeated —
Frank Powell 233; Harold Montgom
ery 230.
Hullett
James Leiper defeated Matthew
Armstrong by 103 votes for the reeve
ship of Hullett.
Hensall
Reeve—R. E. Shaddick 211; defeat
ed— F. W. Smallacom.be, 87; Owen
Geiger, 52.
Council (4 elected)—T. Moir 266;
H. W. Horton 241; R. Cameron 201;
Dave Robison 153; defeated—Donald
McKinnon 152.
Clinton
Mayor—Kenneth G. Waters 345/B.
J. Gibbings 255; Glen Cook 229.
Reeve—N. W. Trewartha, 501; F.
Livermore 353.
Hydro Commission—W. T. Haw-’
kins 426; W. S. R. Holmes 399.
By-law on establishing Board of
Education—“Yes" 410;
Majority, 106.
Brant Township
Reeve—Walter Chisholm 813;
fe.atcd, Daniel Gregg, 472,
Deputy-reeve — J. P. Johnston 517)
defeated, Arthur Ahrens, 276; John
Engel 479.
Council (3 elected) — Oliver Bur-
rel, 861; Leonard Long, 684; Ben Mi
chell, 629; defeated, J. W. Rody 603.
Kincardine
Council (first six elected): George
iMcGaw, 525; Sam Mackenzie, 512;
M. L. Gregg, 402; William Walsh,
394; John Stanbttry, 373; Albert, May
nard, 323. Defeated, Herbert Bag-
shaw, 237; John Meyers, 201; j. W.
MacLeod, 182; Walter DenninS, 164;
James McGillivray, 162.
Board of Education (four): Sam
Campbell, 495; William Mitchell, 486;
Vai D, Cottrill, 417; Mrs, Cora Mac-
Kenzie, 376; defeated: Elgin Fraser,
322.
Public Utilities Commission (two);
W. F. Kearns, 482; J. G. Ellenton,
430. Defeated, Alex. McKay, 341.
Mayor J. F, Marcus and Reeve W.
' Pollock were given acclamations.
Goderich
With voting taking place for coun
cil only, Miss Eva Somerville, nom
inee of the Local Council of Women/
succeeded Councilor Mrs. Jean Heth
erington, who headed the poll two
years ago. Councilor Nelson Hill was
also defeated.
The vote: Baker, 542; Huckins, 504;
Sproul, 489; Bingham, 461; Craigie,
454. Defeated: Hill, 400; Mrs. Heth
erington, 376.
Mayor MacEwan, Reeve Turner
and Deputy-Reeve Brown wrere re
turned by acclamation.
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