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Norman Newans were the leaders in
the Sunday evening service in the Un-
ited Church. Mr. Jack Reid and family
are comfortably settled in James Ad-
, ant's house Mt. Alex Casemore was in
Mildmay on Saturday on business.
BLYTH
At the regular meeting of the comic
en Monday night, the mill rate for
1948 was struck at 40 mills, the same
as last year.
Mr. and Mrs. John Medd of Htllett,
stilton over the week-end with Mrs.
Medd`s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Phillips.
Messrs. ,Manning & Sons have about
-completed their lomber shed on the
property at the corner of Queen and
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- ONTARIO HOLIDAY
C„Me
A LITTLE bit of England
.t1 —that's the Thames
Valley in the heart of south-
western Ontario. The River
Thames winds graciously
through rolling, fertile
country. There's the fine
modern city of London —
and any number of beauty
spots in the vicinity thatspell
holiday fun and relaxation,
For route and accommodation
details, write to Ontario Hell-
day, Room 1004, Victory
Building, Toronto.
LET'S MAKE THEM WANT
TO COME BACK
Let's see they get the best we
have to offer. Everyone bene-
fits from the income tourist
business brine to Ontario,
So it's in your interest to en-
coinage your friends from
other parts to share our
Ontario Holidays.
TOURIST BUSINESS
IS GOOD BUSINESS
REMINISCING
FORTY YEARS AGO
Purchased Property--Mr, M, E.
Zurbrigg last week purchased the pro-
perty occupied by himself as a photo-
grahph gallery, J. A. MacLean's office
and Chas, Rintours Barber sloop from
Mr, Geo, McKenzie.
Conventions Nominate Candidates—
On Thursday afternoon last, the North
Huron Conservative Convention was
held in the Wingham Town Hall and
Mr. A. H. Musgrove was unanimously
tendered the nomination as Conserva-
tive Candidate in the coming provin-
election. On Friday afternoon last, the
North Huron Liberal Convention was
held in Wingham and Mr. John T.
Currie was unanimously chosen as the
Liberal standard-bearer in the 'coming
elections to the provincial Legislature,
Epworth League Officers—At the
regular meeting of the Epworth Leag-
ue of the Methodist Church held on
Monday evening last, the` following of-
ficers were elected: Pres., W. T. Hall;
1st. Vice-Pres., Miss Laura Mulvey;
2nd. Vice-Pres., Miss M. Tibbs; 3rd,
Vice-Pres,, Benson Cruikshank; 4th.
Vice-Pres., Miss Lottie Guest; Rec-
Sec., F. R. -Howson ;Cop.-Sec., A.
Coutts; Treas., Miss G. Dulmage;
Pianist, Miss Fessant; Assistant Pian-
ist, Miss A. Laura Kerr,
Gilkinson-Cook—Married at the
Rectory, Gorrie, on Wednesday, 22nd.,,
inst., by Rev. T. H. Farr, Melvin Gil-
kinson, of Fordwich, to Miss Annie
Cook of Gorrie.
Casemore-Wright-Married on April,
15th, in Wroxeter, by Rev. L. Perrin,
Miss Maggie Wright to Mr. Wm,
Casemore, both of Turnberry.
Cranbrook—Tuesday evening, April
21st., an Epworth League was organ-
ized in the Methodist Church with the
following officers: Hon. Pres., E. G.
Powell; Pres., Harry Ainley; 1st, Vice-
Pres., A. J. M. Helm; 2nd. Vice-Pres.,
Maggie Switzer; Sec., Annie Menzies;
Treas., 'Fred Oster; Organist, Emma
Hunter.
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TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO—
Past Master's Night—An interest-
ing time was spent at Wingham Mas-
onic Lodge on Tuesday night, the oc-
casion being past master's night. The
second degree was put on in an excel-
lent manner. The chairs were occupied
as follows: W.M., W. H. Gurney as-
sisted by R, Vanstone; S. W., Dr. Red-
mond; J. W., Dr. Irwin;, I. G., A. M.
Crawford; S.D., J. W. .McKibbon; J.
D., Oliver Thompson; S. S. G. L.
Brackenbury; J. S., Dr. Fox; Sec., A.
Coutts ;Tyler, Will Elliott.
Bottle Travels To Wingham—It
might be of interest to a couple of
young ladies of Morris Township to
know that the note which they put in
bottle on March 23rd., 1920, and threw
in the river was picked up securely
corked in the bottleby Mr, A. Buttery,
while fishing in the river near Wing-
ham a few days ago. It took the note
a little better than three years to travel
a distance of about three miles down
the stream.
Inuevale—Mr, and Mrs. Robert
Masters anti children of Toronto, are
visitors in this vicinity. ,Mr, and Mrs.
Roger Okc spent Sunday in Listowel.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Miller of Belgrave,
visited at the home of Mr. Chas. Gar-
niss on Sunday. Mr. J. \V. King M. P.,
of Ottawa, was home over the week-
end. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Masters spent
Sunday with Mr. Stewart Procter of
elgrave.
Tory Corners—Mr. and Mrs. F. C.
Taylor, Mr. and ,Mrs, R. H. Carson
and Mrs. G. Greer caf Gorrie, spent
Friday evening at R. A. Taylor's. Mr.
John Reidt ej,i the 12th line, made a
business trip to Mildmay on Saturday
last. Mrs. Bert Wright of the 170, was
the guest of her sister, Mrs. T. .Nickel,
for a few days last week.
Fordyce—Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Jam-
ieson 'visited at Mr. Stapleton's on
Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, R. Portion and
family visited at Mr. Peter Leaver's on
Sunday last. Mr. mid ,Mrs. A. Haven s
visited at Mr. Elliott Taylor's on Sun-
day last. Mr. Robert King is renewing
old acquaintances inthis
NWhitechnrch—Mr. and Mrs. 'Milton
Bruce and children, are visiting for a
few days with her sister; Mrs. John
Portion,. prior to leaving, for Detroit,
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Falconer and. Miss.
Nora, visited with theirtmele, Mr. Wm.
Falconer of Langside on Sunday. Mr,
And Mrs. Bert Martin and children of
Wroxeter, spent Sunday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Martin, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Purdop and children, vis-
ited with her sister, Mrs. Irvin Henry
of Belfast last Wednesday,
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FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
Rettinger-Morrison-A pretty spring
Wedding took place in Sacred Heart
Church, Wingham, on Tuesday, April
25th, when Catharine M., youngest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Mor-
rison, Millbury, was united in mar-
riage to, Cletus Francis, second son of
Mr .and Mrs. Michael Rettinger of
Formosa, Rev, Father McHugh offic-
iated,,
Obcrlc-Collison-A pretty wedding
was solemnized at St. Ann's Church, at
Riversdale, on Tuesday, April 18th,
when Mary Theresa, daughter of Mr,
and Mrs. Jas. Collison, became the
bride of Mr. Harry Francis Oberle, son
of the late Frank and Mrs. Oberle, of
Formosa.
Local and Personal—Mr, Wilson
Turner was a week-end guest with
Dr. and Mrs. Geo. Ross, Mr. and Mrs.
Orville Habkirk were Burlington vis-
itors on the week-end: Mr. anti Mrs.
W. A. Campbell of Toronto, were in,
town for a few days recently. Mr, and
Mrs. R. H. Lloyd were Stratford visit-
ors on Wednesday of last week.
Gorrie—Mr. and Mrs. Ken Hastie
visited at the home of Frank Earls, of
Wroxeter on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.
Herzog spent Sunday with Walkerton
friends. Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Stafford
and daughter, Thelma, motored to
Bornholm on Thursday when they vis-
ited with Mr. and Mrs. E. A, Wass-
man. Mr. and Mrs. John Schade, Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Schade, Monkton,
Miss E.Schade and Mr. Mitz, Kitchen-
er, were Sunday Visitors at Gorrie
Hotel, the home of Mr. and Mrs, 3.
Balers.
Wroxeter—Guests of Mr. and Mrs.
John Bush on Sunday were: Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Melvin, Riverside; Mr.
and Mrs, Jack Mason, Wingham; Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Dane and Stanley, Sal-
em. Mr. and Mrs. D. Breckenridge
moved from their village home to their
farm on Saturday. Mr, and Mrs. A.
Meahen and children were guests of
Listowel friends on Sunday. Mr. J. J.
Allen has purchased from Miss Janet
Dicksone. the property on Howick St.
occupied at present by Mr. G, S. Smy-
t
Belgrave John Perdue of Tor-
onto, spent the week-end with his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs, A. M. Perdue. sirs.
Hodder and Mr. and Mrs. Finlay son,
of London, were guests with Mr. and
Mrs, J. Brandon. As the C.N.R. section
gang is making Belgrave their head-
quarters. Mr. Robt. McCrae, the fore-
man is moving to the village to his
own house and Mr. Jas. 'Wightman
and family will occupy rooms in the
hotel,
Belmore—Mr, Wm. Mundell and
FALCONER
Photo Studio
China Dept.
WESTFIELD
Mi.s Norma Taylor returned h. ant.,
on Friday from Stratford where sht
had a positIm for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs, liar,dd \‘`,11.1i
daughter of Wiriaain. visited Sui.-
ay Nit.. and Mrs. Hugh Blair.
. and Mrs. Bert N:mceut 4 Std:-
, Loch, J. Callil(1011
air.. Chit and tilii,lscn ,f 141-
e, were mitt sts 't.zunday at ti-2e
erne of Mr. awl Mrs. J. 1.. Mell;,,,v_
Mr, Elvin Wightinall si.itc:Al eel Sat-
urday 'uitlt M r. anti Mrs.
BrineeHt
Miss Thdma Snell t-,f Stratf.Ir
spent the ‘vtel,c,..na with Mism-s 1 a
and Norma Taylor.
.,id Mrs. Mail in McDowell vis-,
ited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J.
air, anti firs. He b. 111,,,ritige, Miss
Betty Marsh of Auburn, visited o
Sunday, with Mr. and Mrs. Ear
NViOttman.
Mrs. Clarence 'Cox visited one day,
last week with Mr. and Mits. j,
McLean of White-church.
Mr. Jasper Mc:Brien of Goderieb,'
Mrs. Annie Wainer of Auburn, visited,
on ;Monday with Mrs. Malrien an ti.
Mr, And Mrs. Gordon Snell.
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Hamilton streets, and hope shortly to Mr. and Mrs. C. Cox visited on Sun-
commence the erection of a cement day with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sprung
block planing mill. of Auburn.
There passed away at the laane
her daughter, Mrs. Robert Nesbitt. in
'19th year. The remains AVVEC
rest in Avonilal cemetery., Strat-
ford on Saturday, :Ntay- 1st.
Mrs. Sam Keelmie is a patient in
nil is showing tshms of impro vement.
which is gratifying news to her friend,.;
Mr. Carman Hottgins, manager of
the Blyth Cheese anti Butter factory.;
met with a painful accident while;
working in the boiler room, when he
iveil a blast of lime compound and
strain directly in the eyes. Medical aid
was summoned and be was taken to'
the Strat ford Hotspital, the eyes .0411-
tintte very painful.
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