The Wingham Advance-Times, 1946-05-02, Page 111,
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'The me
No. 119, L
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ed to St.
Sunday ey
vice, nearl
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corned the
three links,
which star
truth. "Go
history", h
us that the
Christ died
find a co
cannot hav
ledge the f
ical Christi
'wants of •th
The choi
"Mr. Roy
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t
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Seven ta
:at the week
Bridge Clu
lows: Nort
Parker and
D. B. Porte
.3r.d., Mrs.
Ross; 4th.,•
VanStone.
sEast and
Mrs. A. W
-ter and. Mi
H„Crawfor
Mrs. Don
lord.
To-night,
rich Club
Wingham
PRESE
Averyp
Friday ev
friends and
-Gilmour Sc
berry, in h
.,Jack Day,
second wor
ing an ad
Underwood
sented with
rey Gilmou
-The boys
ly, after wh
ging "For t
'The balanc
in dancing
Purchased
Mr. John
the farm o
Wawanosh.
timber, mo
farm. Mr.
the cultivat
Johnston of
Parking Zo
Workmen
zones ,on t
time the pa
•torriething
'east side
will be allot
only parall
TEMPE
HE
Met In S
Cli
St. Andr
ham, on Ti:
a special m
ty Tempera
presided ov
Wingham,
tended will
far south a
County
Clinton, sn
of the Te
ties a Hu
speakers in
eter; Mr. J.
J: Nbrto
the deVotio
Johnson, b
Federation,
speaker,
by Sunday
-ministers 0
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PRESBYTERY
1 MUSICAL . FOR -111S
EVENT
WEEKENE
;crvipo At
Um Church
St. Paul's Ang-
• .
'Forward in the Crusade for Christ
and His Kingdom" Theme for
the Day '
Town Council
Special
Made Decision
Meeting
At ' Grade IX A
Curnmin, Jim. 87,8; Brydges, Muriel,
Residence
Completely
of Herbert Harris Was
Ruined
i
-_-
Bluevale Charge Extends Invitation
• To Ilelrnore Minister
Toronto Brass Ensemble To Appea
Also In Liecknow
At a special
ham Council held
a by-law was
daylight saving
midnight April
Sept, 29th,
Some confusion
as quite a number
the change and
church.
This council
also decided to
hardwood from
Dominion Government
handled by John
The matter
tenter for the
aed, and this
meeting of
on Friday
passed declaring
would be in
7th., to
resulted'
were one hour
at this special
purchase 10
Muskoka,
Falconer.
of securing rubbish,
Main street
will be looked
knew nothing•about
Same
the Wing-
force
on Sunday
late
carload
through
to
was discus-
into.
morning,
midnight,
meeting
that
from
con-
for
the
of
be
inters
erring
or;
of
).0.R, accompanied
•en from Teeswater
?ant's Anglican
for their
' ai, hundred
Rev. Jack
members and
the emblem
Is for friendship,
d has a purpose
, said, "the
human race
to make us
.nion unity
e peace until
atherhood
unity will
e world".
r under the
undy rendered
e Unto You
Maitland
of
war
is
one.
or
of man.
heal
Glad
being
James
spoke
leadership
Lodge,
by vis-
parad-
Church on
church ser-
on par-
wel-
of the
the Order
love and
in human
has taught
,one, family,
We:,must
perish. We'
we acknoig-
Pract-
the ills and
•
of
the anthem,
Tidings."
85.9; Beninger, Mary Louise
bushfiehl, Joan 81s4; Elliott, Doreen
79,4; Copeland, Marjorie 79,2; Ernest,
Vivian 76,4; Anderson, Lloyd 72,6;
Blatchford, Gwen 64,7; Cantelon, Ruth
62.0; Burcbill, Lois 59.8; Deyell,
Judy 54.4; Campbell, Jean 54.2; Daw-
son, Jean 52.6; Currie, Isabel . 50,9;
Champion, Pantie 50,2; Currie, Jim
50,2; Brophy, Jack 48•7; ,Colborne,
Robert 46.1; Gregg, Joan 40.0; Buck-
mars Ernie 26,.0.
Grade IX 13
'Bill Johnston, 82.9%; Jim' Irwin,
80.4; Joan Hiseler 77.4; Ruth Machan,
76.9; Marjorie Bobden, 74.4; Laura
McBurney, 74.0; Irene King, 73.2;
Edna Higgins, 72.;6 Wilford Slf 11 le ,
ert
Mrs.
time
loss
were
ply,
and
the
Pletely
before
pumped
removed,
heavy
surance
Fire of
Harris
the
to know
The firemen
after
then
river
Only a
as
.
destroyed
noon
Harris
handicapped
in Lower
on'
were
fire occurred,
how
using their
from the
had to
through
portion
and the
we understand
was carried,
undetermined
responded
origin corn-
the home of Herb-
Wingham shortly
Saturday. Mr, and
in Listowel at the
and are at a
the fine started'
promptly but
owing to water sup-
hooste4 tank they
well until it went dry
pump the water from
1800 feet of hose.
of the contents were
loss will be quite
very little in-
84,5;
Rev, Harold J, Snell of Auburn, was
elected chairman of Huron Presbytery
of the United Church in Canada for the
next conference year, when elections
were conducted at the Presbytery
meeting in Wingham Baptist Church,
on Thursday. Other officers elected
are: Secretary, Rev.' A W. Gardiner,
Egmondville; treasurer, F, S.. Savauge.
The chairman William Mair were
nominated to the settlement commit-
tee. Rev. G. G. Burton and T. A,
Cameron of Ashfield were named corn-
missioners to the general council,
Huron County is the one great cen-
tre to which the province looks to de-
monstrate what the, Canada Temper-
Act do, Rev. Albert ante can said
An event of interest to all Music
lovers in this part of Ontario will take
place this 17% e ek- en d (May 4_6). A 16
piece instrumental ensemble from thi
Lippincott (Toronto) Band will hi
heard in appearances in Winghan
Town Hall, Saturday evening, Sunda}
afternoon in the, United Church it
Lucknow and returning to. Winghan
Sunday evening for an after-churcl
sacred musicale in the St Andrew':
Presbyterian Church.
The Ensemble will include botl
young men and ladies, and number al
together 20 artists in mixed vocal of
ferings as well as band numbers by th,
Brass Ensemble from the Lipp'incot
Band,
The auditorium- of the Winghain
United Church, was filled for the
twentieth annual meeting of Huron
Presbyterial Woman's Missionary Soc.
lay on Thursday, April 25th, The
president, Mrs, C.. Tavener, very ably
conducted the morning and afternoon
sessions. , ,
"Forward in the Crusade for Christ
and His Kiugdom" was the theme for
the day. "What is my part in the
Crusade", was the .thought in the
morning worship, service conducted by
Mrs. W. ,McVittie of Westfield and
Mrs: H. Wilson, Brussels.
."Quiet Places" was the thought in
the afternoon worship ; led by Mrs. R.
Lawson, Seaforth and Mrs. R. Batten,
Exeter,
Mrs. A. W. Irwin of Wingham,
brought welcome ;greetings from the
Wingham Church and-Mrs. Lorne Nic-
hol, Brussels, replied on :behalf of the
delegates and visitors. "
15,961,Q0 was sent to the Branch
Treasurer, an increase of $878 over
1944. This increase was accounted for
by 46 Auxiliaries, 7 Evening Auxiliar-
ies, a Mission Circles and 39 Mission
Bands reaching or exceeding their al-
location. • •
The story of the year in the differ-
ent organizations and departments was
given in a panel discussion. From
Baby Bands, Mission Bands, C.G.I.T.
groups, Mission Circles, Evening Aux-
iliaries,,, increased interest was shown
in the work and keener interest shown
iri the individual groups. Eighteen
Mission Bands qualified for the Stand-
location was 'exceeded greatly. In-
crease ing subscriptions to Missionary
Monthly was noted and there was an
increase in visits made on the sick and
aged. There was also a new awaken-
ing to the urgency of the need of hay-
ing Temperance and Citizenship pre-
, (Continued on page four) '
71A; Betty Hutclieson, 65.5; 'Mary
Haines, 64.9; Annie Waine, 64; Lorne
Metcalfe,' 62.8; Clare Hopper 59.7;
Shirley McGlynn, 59.5; Kenneth Mc-
Tom Wade,
•a57d,e9,; 5th,riGlaMdcyKs esnhziieei,i, 5567:65f
APPOINTED
AGRICULTURAL
NEW
REP.
1
Johnson of Toronto, speaking at the
Presbytery meeting. He urged all
church people to stand together to
have the C.T.A. enforced.
Permission was granted, at his own
These Toronto musicians will hi
week-end guests of the Winghan
Corps of the Salvation Army, and wil
be a feature of their Sunday morning
and evening service of worship. •
IMPROVED
SERVICE
TRAIN'
STARTED.
. ,
•
request, to Rev. G. F. N.Atkinson, to
are
tiles
ly
b.
1
G.
Mrs.
ss
d
:hub.
RIDGE
1 Geo.
r and
West:
ilson;
Nasmith
took
meeting
The
and South,
Godkin
L.
and 0.
paying
(Wednesday),
Miss
2nd.,
Me-Callum;
1st,
result'
Williams;
Kress
and
CLUB
part
of the
Mary
and
A.
Miss
J.
a visit
1st.,
3rd,
Haselgrove;
e in the play
Wingham
was as fol-
Mrs. F.
2nd, Mrs.
Johnston;
Mrs. Geo.
and Mrs. F.
Wilson an d
C. Isbis-
Mrs. J.
4th.,'
H. 'Craw_
The Gode-
to the
'
Treva Montgomery, 56.6; Wally Has-
. elgiove, 45.6; Margaret McDonald,
45.5; Helen Thompson, 38,8; Jack
To Temporarily
To Illness
Fill Vacancy Owing
of F. K. B. Stewart prministry:
retire from the active work of the
Words of high commenda- RUMMAGE SALE Morning Train
7.40 Daylight
Leaves
Sevin.
Wing
r
ham M
g
) Henderson, 364, Leroy G. Brown has been appointed lion were placed on record concerning SATURDAY, MAY 11th
-
ards of Recognition. The Supply Al-obert
fect on
i ng,
provided,
fors, of
. Trains,
Standard
for the
edule is
leave
at 1.46
riving
leaving
in the
The
An improved
the C.N.R.
which
time,
as follows:
at 6.40
p,m., and
from Toronto
evening
schedule
.
•unchanged,
Better equipment
those travelling."
howeyer;
hour difference.
for Kincardine
will
a.m, and
at 10.24.
on
schedule
so remember
leave
on Monday
is
add to
will operate
The
trains
at
at
at 1.09
at 1,20
the C.P.R.CPR
.came into ef-
morn-
'also being
the corn-
on
to allow
new sells
to Toronto
noon arrive
2 p.m. Ar-
p.m. and
p.m. and
remains
• • •
, Grade X
- .. Laidlaw, Alice 91.8; Ross, saary
' ford 75.8; Procter, Mary 73,5; Adair,
Jean 69.1; Holmes', Grace 68.4; m c,,
65 6. Pennington, Harold Lean, Gwen . ,
65.6; Lockridg,e, 'Leis 6,5.5; Garrimage,
George 61,4; Angus, hay 61.3; Mac-
Kay, Alan 60.5;• Porter, Mary 59.6.
Staunton, Murray Metcalfe, Brian 56.9; , '
54.6; .Lockridge, Ruth54.3; Yeomen,
Shirley 54.3; .Deyell, Jean 52.8; Shiell,
June 46.9; Seddon, Ralph 45.8; Mundy,
37.6; Hingston, Kenneth 36,8;
Salt Wilfred 31.
86.3 , Henry; Donne. •76.8; Kelly Clif-a
acting Agricultural
Huron County,
Clinton, the
Agrictilture
post had
by the illness
Mr. Brown
County and
Agricultural
ved for a
ural Representative
dlesex Counties
the R.C.A.F.
fall and was
resentative
regular Agricultural
been
a
time
in
announced
College,
with headquarters at
Ontario Department of
last week. The
temporarily left,,vacant
of F. K. B. Stewart, the
Representative.
is a native of Ontario
Guelph. He ser-
as assistant Agricult-
in Grey and Mid-
and then enlisted in
He was discharged last
appointed assistant rep-
Ontario.
Representative for All
;graduate of the Ontario
and fine uali- Mr. Atkinson's abilities q
ties of character.
Brucefield United Church extended
call to Rev. E. R. Stanway, M.S.,
B.D., of Toronto, at a salary of $1800 , • in monthly instalments, with furnished , manse and a vacation of four weeks
each year. The call was sent on to the
Settlement committee with the ap-
proyal of Presbytery. -
A call, extended by Bluevale charge
to Rev. Arthur a Hewitt B.A., of
Belmore, at a salary of $1600 with a
furnished parsonage and vacation of • four weeks, was referred to the set-
tlement committee.
roads lead to Wingham Arm-
ouries on Saturday, May 11th., when
the Spring Rummage sale, sponsored
by the Ladies Auxiliary to Wingham - riospital, will start at 2 o'clock, This
is the event 'you have been waiting
for, Articles of all kinds are solicited,
clothing, dishes, furniture; in fact any-. thing can be sold. So, when doing
your Spring cleaning, make up a box
for the rummage sale, and if you wish
it called for phone Mrs. R. H. Lloyd,
at No. 98. Afternoon tea will be serv-
ed, so meet your friends at the Arm-. mines, on May 11th.
Grade XI
Jim Hall 88; LeSlie Mae Wall, 87.6;
John Armitage, 82.8; Barbara Foxton,
Mr. Brown
Clinton on /vlay
begins his new duties at
1st.
Information was received by the
presbytery from the congregation of
McKillop charge that the minister's
BAPTIST YOUNG • .
PEOPLE'S UNION MARATHON
HELD FINAL
BRIDGE
GAME
4TATION
EX-SERVICEMEN
TO ,
/
74.5; Grant Ernest, 69; Jim Beninger,
63.5; George Underwood, 61.5; Helen
Sturdy, 57.7; Mildred Higgins, 55;
MAILING
WAS
LIST
CORRECTED
salary has been increased to $1,800 a
year.-
Permission was given to the con-
Following the scripture response to
the roll rail Miss Vivien MacLean, The
Hospital
the Council
'ening,
taking
who played
Mrs. R.
A Wilson
ens were
20,390
20,950.
The
by Mrs.
story prize
final game
Marathon
April 23rd.,
part in
in
DuVal,
with
1st.
and 2nd,,
prize for
Murray
by
Chamber
of
the play.
with
18,280.
Mrs.,
the
Mrs.
the afternoon
Johnson•
the season
Bridge,was
with thirteen
20,470;
Don
Mrs.
• '
everting
Rhys.;
on Tuesday
The
Evening
and
for the
held in
ev-
tables
winners
were, 1st:
2nd,, Mrs.
play-
. Nasmith,
a Godkin,
'
was won
the my-
Pollock.
.
Ruth Buegman, 52; Gloria Swanson,
47 5. Jim Johnson, 47.2; Jim Colborne, " 41,2; Audrey ;McGuire, 39.7; Donna
Lockridge, 38.5.
Grade XII.
Dawns Walker, 72.1; Mary Lu Con-
nett, 69.3; Norma Brydges, 66,3; Bar-
bare Ross, 65.4; Eva Dow; 64,2; Hazel
Cameron 58,2; Edith Cook, 58,2; Lor-
na Dunbar, 56.4; Betty. Collar, 81.8; . .
Jim Hobden, 50.3; Tommie Lockridge,
46 7; Joan Edgar 4a3; Russel Pen- •
nington, 46,2; Norman Dickinson, 44.6.
Our mailing
ed rip to
nil 29th.
scription recently
label and
kindly notify
be attended
''rand it has
some subscribers
were in arrears.
the month . If paid.
With newspaper
and
If you
see
to.
and
you
us
been
lists 'have been correct-
including Monday, Ap-
have paid your sub-
please examine your
if it. is correct. If not
at once so that it may
still in short de-
necessary to remove
from our lists, who
Your label tells you
the year to which it is
are in arrears at-held please
gregation of Roe's church at Brussels,
to sell the church building for $260
and the church shed for $90.
Rev, G. G. Burton conducted a
memorial service in memory of the
late Rev. C. C. Koine, Rev. J. W.
Johnson and Rev, C. F. Clarke.
Letters of sympathy were sent to
Rev. Albert Hinton and to James An-
thony, who have been confined by ill-
ness for several weeks.
Huron Presbytery Young Peoples
Convention, it' was announced will be
president conducted the business of the
evening. The report of the Garden
committee was completed and present-
ed an interesting project.
Messrs. Norman Pocock and Wilm,
er Harcourt were named as delegates
to the B. Y. P. T..I. annual corwentior
which meets in Walmer Road Baptisi
Church, Toronto, May 23 - 26.
Miss Betty Collar, in charge of the
Bible study program, led an interests
ing quiz, and paper on the bible. Miss
Jessie Currie presided at the piano.
dress
leasant
sning,
neighbours
hool on
mour of
who served
Id war.
was
, and the
a sum
s • -
thanked
ich everyone
hey are
s of the
to,Tiffin's
time
April
of
jolly
the
Bill
During
-read
them
evening
was
9th
boys
money
good
gathered
Hastings
overseas
joined
orchestra.
spent on
26th, when
at the
of Turn-
and
in the
the even-
by George
were pre-
by Aud-
appropriate-
in sin-
fellows „,
was spent
Euchre and ,Dance
At Currie's School on Friday even-
ing, May 3rd. Cards at 8.30. Admis- • , si on 25 cents."
,
Dance Held for Cancer Fund
The dance held in the B;e1graye For-
esters' Hall last week, was in aid of
the Cancer Fund, $11,00 was realized,
The music was supplied by the ,CKNX
Ranch Boys,
Dance To CKNX Ambassadors
At Royal T., Wingham, Wednesday,
,May 8th,, and Harriston Armouries, on
Friday, May 10th., to Bert Worth and
his CKNX Ambassadors, nine piece
Orchestra. .
Preached at Stratford - /
Rev. W. A. Beecroft was the speaks
er for the Sunday School anniversary
at St. John's United Church, strut
ford, on, Sunday morning. He also
preached at the evening service.
Engagement Announcement
The engagement is announced of
Louise Windsor, formerly of New-
foundland to Arthur Tiemain, of Ar-
thur.' The marriage to take place at
2 Pm., in Gorrie United- Church on
Presentation. To Mrs. John Lucas
At th-cloSe of the Bible School per-
iod Of the Sunday morning services
peg-
the Wingham Baptist Church, Mrs,
John Lucas was called to the front of
the school and presented with an ad-
dress and two very beautifully framed
pictures on behalf of the I3.Y.P.U,
The president of the Union, Miss
Vivian MacLean, in Making the pre-
Sentation spoke of the nearly fourof
Years of faithful and helpful service
given to the Union by Mrs, Lucas, In
thanking than, Mrs. Lucas spoke with
deep ettiotion of the happy fellowship
with the young people, _
Perrnissthle.Rev.
Held First
Mr,
his first
pointment
day afternoon,
James
court
as
Police
Morley
in
since
Magistrate
Court
Winghim
his
of
of. Exeter, held
on Mon-
recent ap-
the ,County.
Grade XIII
Milton Brown, 65.8; Mabelle Dun-
kin, 64.3; Dorothy Hamilton, 59.2;
tend to this
have all subscriptions
matter now as we must
paid in advance,
in Belgrave United Church on
IVIonclaY, May 13th.
Rev. John Norton and the officials
Holidaying In Dublin
The McLaughlin family had a ver3
Margaret Nimmo, 58.8; Maitland Ed-
gar, 57.8; Joyce Darling, 57.7; Irene DANCING - ROYAL T
,
tohfanWkeitdigiblaymPreBsha yptt eisrty f Corbutiriceh accwoemre-
leasant Friday surprise evening whet
pthey received a cablegram from theh
Falconer
Alex
There
hard
Falconer
ed area
nes Painted
; are busy
re Main
:king has
had to
E the street
ved, while
1 parking
East Wawanosh
• E. Wawanosh,
is
be
Coulter,
to
street,
been
is
has
a fine
maple,
has
paintidg
done.
on the
terrible,
angle
Jr Farm ir
purchased
Sr., E,
tract ofms
on this
disposed of
Mr. Kenny
parking
For some
On the
parking
west side
„
Curie, 56.5; Marjorie 'French, 55,5;
Jack Walker, 54.9; Edwin Elston, 53,9;
Ross Procter, 53.9; Harold Henry,
52.7; Donald Lloyd, 47.4; Clare 52:7;
Brooks, 46,4
Not graded on account of missing
several examinations. Grace Golley
Wednesday,
ruther's Orchestra.
Friday,
Time.' McDowell's
Jordan,
35 cents,
May
floor
May, 1st., 9.30 to 1. Car-
Admission50c.e
3rd., 9.30 to 1, Old
Orchestra. George
manager, Admission
-• - -
modation provided. Dinner was serv-
d the ladies of the Wingham Un- by ited Church to the Presbytery mem-
tiers,and to the delegates to the Pion-
. Mission- bytery meeting of Woman's
theand any Societies which was held at
same time. -.4 s
Arthur, he "holidaying son, saying was
in Dublin, and would be home or
May 20th".
Art has 'been overseas three year:
and he went into Normandy on D Day
a continued right through to Gen
many where he has been ever sine(
%.rith the Army of Occupation.
SYNOD BEING
AT
HELD
KINCARDIN
, ,
E
.Rev. A. Maclver of Wyoming,
Elected Moderator 0 '
and Frances Wylie. A. J. McMurray ill Chilton, Speaking ....
Commercial Standing
Grade XI •
Ethel Dustow, 7L6%; Edith Glous-
her, 66.9; Florence Harris, 65 8. Cohn . ,
DISTRICT
HOLD
BOWLERS
ORGANIZATION
-'paign
on behalf of the pension fund cam-
to raise $3,500,000 said that the
laymen have taken full charge of the
campaign, and have been working at
for
EX -SERVICEMEN
WELCOMED HOME
May 2nd.
Appointed
and .
At the opening session of the SynOd
of Hamilton and London of the Pres-
byterian Church in Canada at Kiticar.,
dine on Monday, Rev. Angus Maclver
of Wyoming, was elected moderator
for the coming church year,
Mr. MacIver was elected by
ballot after he and Rev. Stanley M.
• Scott, minister of Knox Church, Kin-'
cardine, had been nominated, A native
of Scotland, lie came to Canada sever-
al years ago taking his first charge in
Saskatehewan. He came to Ontario,
where for 10 years he was at Killer.
ton, moving to Wyoming three years
ago. The new minister was escorted
to the pulpit by Rev, W. B, Macodrum
Forest.
Prior to the election the retiring mo-
.derator, Rev. Peter A, Dunn, of Ham.'
ilton, told the assembled group that
' the war's end had not brought peace,
but had left in its wake want, hungers
lust and fightitig. . .
"It is needful," he said, "for the.
church to go out and save the world
from its impending doom,"
Mr'. Dunn was assisted in the ser-
vice by Rev. S. M, Scott, and Rev,
Kenneth MacLean, the latter repre-
senting4 the Toren-Maitlarid Presley,
tery. .
Mayor Herbert Dagshaw, of Kirteat-
dint, extended a civic welcome to the -
gathering and Archdeacon W. H. Raft,
.ley, of the Church of the Messiah,
brought greetings from Archbishop C,
A. 8daget.
Campbell, 58,0 ; Ferne Nethery, 53.9; Groupings Made and Chairmen Are
their own experise, taking nothing
transportation. meetings or
Rutli Gannett, 53.4; Madeline Deyell, and
45,7; Walter Burgess, 36.4.
. Billfold Rugs Presented By thi
Grade X/I The annual meeting of the District
Hospital Auxiliary Meeting Belgrave United Church
Lois Holmes, 64,0%.
Specials •
Evan Keith, 77,8%; Irene Robinson,
65.4%.
No. 8, of the Provincial Lawn Bowl-
ing Association met in Hanover Coun
cil Chamber, on Thursday evening,
April 25th., with 16 bowlers present
The Ladies Auxiliary to Wingliam
General Hospital, will hold their reg-
clan meeting in the Council Chamber
on Mb nday afternoon, *May 6th,, at 3
o'clock.
Knox United Church, Belgrave, was
the. scene of a very interesting cere•
ninny on Friday night, April 26th. II
was a happy occasion for everyOne
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1ANCE
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SESSION
FEDI
HERE NOTICE TO
WATER USERS g-----
fro m seven Clubs in the district, W.
H. Downey of Mount Forest, was elcc-
ted Ch airman, with Howard Sherbon-
dy of Wingham, Vice-Chairman, and
Moved to Toronto
4 jne
Mrs, John Lucas and daughter, left
on Tuesday morning for Mount, Den-
when nitre ex-servicemen from this
church were welcomed back to • tin
church and the community. Game
were enjoyed by everyone and these t. Andrews Presbyterian
urch On Thursday
--..s..--. The Wingham Utilities Commission
wish to announce that during the sum-
men months, lawn sprinkling hours
.will be set at 6 to 9 a.m. and 6 to 9-p,
per-
sons haying outside tape will be billed
at $2.00 for the season, In any case
where outeide tape will not be used,
the customer must notify the 'Utilities
Office and the tap will be removed nail
a plug inserted free of chatge.
A review of water services indicates
that there are numerous cages of more
m., daily. Beginning this year all and
Dr. Reps of Mt. Forest, Secretary. It
is expected that 16 Clubs will corn-
prise the district, and the district was
divided into four groups with four
Clubs in each group, as follows; Dun-
dstlk, Mt, Forest, Durham and Han-
over with Cliff Henry of Durham., as
group Captain; Port Elgin, Paisley,
Chesley and Tara, with Lorne Buck-
ley, Chesley as group Captain; Owen
Sound Club, Wiarton, Meaford and
Roselawn, O. S. North, with Charles
T Owen Sound, group Captain; at the home of the bride.homas,
ths, Toronto, where they have purchas-
ed a home, Rev. Mr, Lucas is now
engaged in Evangelistic work for the
Baptist church.
Engagement Announced . Mr. and Mrs. Manfred Irwin, Gotrie,
announce the engagement of Elicit.
Elizabeth Lit- only daughter, Helen .,
fcColly Farrish 'fan, to John Bower N ,
son of Mr. and Mrs, Elmer J. Farrish,
The wedding to take place May 18th,
were led by Myrtle Yuill of St. Cath•
arines ,and Fen-roll Higgins of Galt,
Rev. G. H. Diadem, the minister
called the ex-servicemen to the from
in the name of the congregation
expressed pleasure in welcoming there
home instead of ae on previous oceaS
ions saying goodbye.
Each serviceman was presented wit! . a billfold arid a sum of money, also 1
motoring rug.
The boys were: Borden Scott; Coe
don Nethery, Clifford Walsh, Ber
Secretary
:Ws Presbyterian Chtfrch,
ursday was the setting for
eating of the Huron Coun-
nee Federation, which was
et by Richard. H. Lloyd,
The meeting Was Well at-
' delegates present from as
; Exeter.
A, T. Cooper,
•Ice on the general situation
peratee Act in the Coun-
'On, Perth, Feel, Other
elected W.' C. Peariei g5c-
Thomas, cknow. Rev.
it of Wingham, conducted
1;1 exercises. Rev, Albert
' the Ontario Temperatmc
Toronto, was the special
factrealons were dealt With
School Superintendents and
the various congregations.
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MISSIONARY AT
"V UNITED CHURCH
lawm...
At the morning service of Wingham
United Church, Dr. E. C Wilford,
Missionary from China, was the guest
... Was formerly speaker. Dr, wu..r nr. A
of Myth, and his father, the late John
Wilford assisted at the laying of the
corner, stone of the Church here. The
silver trowel he received is in the keep-
ing of A. 1-1„ Wilford of Toronto, for-
merly of Wingham. Dr. Wilford first
weit to Chwa in no. •
than one customer being served from
on e service, Tide is more particularly
noticeable in business blocks. The
Utilities Commission have decided that
Walkerton, 'Clifford, Wingham and
Lucknow with Peaftk Eidt, Walkerton,
as group Captain. The group play-
offs will be on the of which the green
' . .
SCARLET FEVER
TOXIN CLINICS
bladdocks, Jack Taylor, Ken Wheeler
Charlie Procter, Mel Keating, Ro;
Bennett. All of these replied in happ;
vein.
no service should be billed at less than
the minimum rate, As a result some
customers will find slight changes in
the amount of their bills at the next
billing, due to the enforcement of this
rule.
chairman is a member. The final Play
off will be arranged by the District
Chairman, W. H. Downey. A number
dates for mayor tournaments in the
'district were arranged whith Will be
announced later.
The clinks being held by the Doard
of Health, making available scarlet fe-
vet toxin to all children in Wingham
of pre-school and 'public school age,
Will start on Friday of this Week, May'
8rd. at 1.80 in the afternoon.
" Refreshments were served by th
ladies.
Att interesting feature of this preset
tation was that the Billfolds wet
made up by Stuart Henry, Who sva
lilitiderl in ini air r'ot'ation nversemt.
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