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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1951-06-27, Page 8day last. Mr. Scott Hunter of C'eledonia, spent the week-end with his parents, Mr, and Mrs, R. R. Hunter. On Thursday of last week visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Win. Hart were Mr. and Mrs. William Savage of Aberdeen. Washington. and Mrs. I3en Hyslop and Mrs. Geo. Grif- fith. Mr, and Mrs. Savage spent sev- eral days with Mr, and Mrs. Ben Hyslop, Wroeeter South, Mr. Savage is a brother of Mrs, B. Hyslop, Mrs. D. W. Rae returned from Han- over on Sunday, where she spent the week with her son, Inspector Win, Rae and family, Mr. William Hatt left on Thursday for Manitoulin Island, where lie will spend the next two weeks. Rev. U. E, and Mrs. Cronhielm left on Tuesday for their new home at Oxford Centre, On Monday evening members of the Wroxeter charge held a sooial evening in the church school- room when a presentation was made. Weekend visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Albert Gallaher were Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Ellis of Guelph. Miss Iva Gallaher of North Bay, is spending a few days holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Lyle Brothers and daughters and Mrs, Vietoria, Brothers were recent vleitere in Guelph and Palmerston. Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Hyn,drnan of Gorrie, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Doig. The ladies are sisters. Mrs. George Gibson was in Toronto Mrs. D. 5, MeeNaughton and "..Sirs. onThursday attending funeral ser- Harold Hamilton, Bluevale, visited Weir, vices for died her aunt, r Chicago u niti t 13 e ilte Mrs, following •To h the Glerseden Branch of the Women's Institute at Mount Forest on Thurs- a long illness, The late Mrs. Weir was WRQXETER Mr, and gm Lloyd McMichael, TorontO, -Spent the Week-end with the forniees parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rata- err Mr, and Mrs, Norman Brandon, Toronto, were week-end visitors with Mr, and Mrs, Calvin Moffat, Miss Jeanne Moffat of Kitchener, was also home for the week-end. avail themselves of this well planned Robinson-Milligan wedding in Theo mg of Friends." Mrs. J, C. Procter ; holiday. Camp closes at noon, Sunday, gave a splendid paper prepared by July 22nd, othy Eaton Memorial Church, Mrs, Richard Procter on the new Mrs. Thos. Smith spent the week- development of. Chonergy. Wonien's Missionary Society end in Toronto with Mr. and Mrs. M. The Whitechorch ladies contributed Dolan and 1. and Mrs. W. Grierson. two numbers to the programme. Mrs. Mr. Martin trashy spent the week- Farrier played a melody of old Lash- ioned airs in variations and Mrs, L. end in Toronto visiting Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Jones and family. , Grain recited -two numbers, "Poor John" and "Betty's Prayer." The roll s on the afternoon of Friday, the 13th. • and Mrs. John E. McCallum call was answered by giving your ; Theme "'Remember now thy Creator and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Chamney favourite hobby which revealed the lin the days of thy Youth," Devotional spent the week-end in London with women were much too busy and j will be taken by Mrs. Harvey Timm the former's daughter, Mr's, George mostly considered their work their and Mrs. Allen Munro. Jones and Mr. Jones. hobby. Crochet work and knitting Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Hanna were were favoured by some. guests at the home of their uncle and Mrs. L. Grain expressed the ap- aunt, Mr, and Mrs. Irwin Masters of preciation of the visitors. Kurtzville, on the occasion Of their' fiftieth wedding anniversary. s Nineteen cups and saucers were the results of a. shower held for the Com- Mrs. Clarke Johnson and daughters murrity Centre. Anyone interested in spent last week at the home of her ; assisting in this activity is invited to parents, Mr. and Mrs. WM. Brown at I participate. Lucknosv. Refreshments were served by the Mr. and Mrs: W. J. Russel and hostess, Mrs, J. C. Procter, assisted Betty of Listowel visited last Tuesday , b y Mrs. John McGill, Mrs. G. Nichol-'with C. W, and Mrs. Emma. I son, Mrs. L. Bolt, Mrs. Herb Wheeler, Mr. and Mrs, John F. McCallum Mrs, S. Procter, Mrs. Rae Crawford, spent the week-end with relatives in Mrs. S. Cook and Mrs. Ab. Coultes, Milton and attended the wedding of their cousin, Miss Margaret McCal- lum, on Friday evening. New Members Received at Mr. and Mrs, Dan Hallahan and Communion Service family visited on 'Sunday with Mr. Holy Communion followed morning and Mrs. John MeBurney, service in the United Church when six new members were received into church membership, Joining the church on profession of faith were: Webster Jacklin and three daughters, Mildred, Maxine and Nora, and by certificate, Mr. and Mrs. J. Stacie. The service marked the last to be conducted by Rev, 1.1, E. Cronhicim, minister of Wroxeter and Salem charge for the past four years. A large congregation were present and his closing message was , based on the Good Shepherd in the parable of the ninety and nine. The Good Shep- herd, whose love is great for those who have gone astray and who is ever ready to receive the lost sheep. Rae - Fisher Members of the Buds of Promise ;Mission Band and their mothers will +be guests of the Women's Mission- ary l Society when they hold their July Imeeting in the church school room Forest Lodge Annual Service crest Lodge A. F, & A. M. held their annual church service on Sunday evening. It speaks well far the good fellowship of the rural district when we note Wroxeter Lodge annual church parade was. held in Bluevale Presbyterian Church with Rev. J. R, Watt, of Gorrie United Church, as speaker. Masonic members formed the choir and special numbers were given by a quartette, Harold Robin- son, Dick Carson, Gilbert Howes and Art. Gibson, all members of Forest Lodge. A large congregation repre- sented the district. were served in the Masonic Club Rooms. Wor. Bro. Harvey McMichael presided for the programme. All join- ed in the National Anthem in re- sponse to a toast to the King. Rt. Dell Hayes, Lorene Hayes, ]';raceo Wor. Bro, Norman Wade proposed Hayes, Dorothy Wateoh, T"e nna the toast to Grand Lodge, Won. Bro. On. Sunday, July 1st Mid-Summer Simmonils Mary Copeland, .Eileen William Macllwane, present D.D.G.M, communion services will be held at Wray. •Seorge Wray, Billy Hennings. of this district, responded. A toast to ; both churches, Brick Church at 10 1?' tInC•41'nnielln ryas incharge the visitors was proposed by Rt. Wor, a.m. and Belgrave at 11,15 a.m. In of the service, Bro, Thomas Brown and responded . order to avoid delay at the Belgrave The Young People's Union tof to by Wor Bro. Byron Brown, Master service it will be necessary to start Wroxeter United Church are planning of Huron and Bruce Lodge, also Rt, the service at Brick Church, as close a wiener roast Wednesday evening of Wor. Bro, Harvey Mitchell, Toronto,1 to the hour of ten o'clock as pos- this week. This event will wind en Rt. Won Bro. G. S. Fowler, Tees- sible. The co-operation of all is their activities for the season and a water, Rt. Won. Bro. Archie Dixon,' sought in this regard. good turnout is hoped for. Toronto, and Wor. Bro, Norman i On Sunday, July 8th the services Huron and Perth Y. P. Camps Hoover, Brussels. will be taken by a representative of t The following are the officers of. he Ontario Temperance Federation. Young People of Huron and Perth Presbytery will have the privilege of On Sunday, July 15th, the services Forest Lodge for the coming year; I.P.M., Wor. Bro. Arthur Gibson; will be in charge of Dr. Robert Grier- Wor, M., Harvey McMichael; S. W. son, of Londesboro, who spent 35 , years as a medical missionary in Bro. Durst; J. Wei Bro, Andy K Gibson; S. D., Bro, George Gibson; Korea, Dr. Grierson will also take J, P„ Bro, Crawford Gibson; Chap- charge on July 22; arrangements are lain, Wor. Bro, Cloyne Higgins; Trees- still to be made for July 29th; Aug. urer, Wor. Bro, Roy Hunter; Secre- 25th will be a free Sunday and on tary, Rt: Won. Bro. J, H. Wylie; I. G., August 12th Rev. Earl Crampton of Bro, Jack. MacLean; Sr' S", 33rD. Bee- the Southern Methodist Church,U.S. . for Knight; J. 5,, Bro. Gerry Gibson; A ' will be the speaker, Tyfer, Wor, Bro, George Paulirl. BELGRA 'YE INSTITUTE MEETING Sympathy is extended to Mrs. David 1 The Belgrave Women's Institute Robinson in the passing of her had as their guests the Whitechurehj mother, Mrs. Margaret McArthur, • Branch for their meeting held in the wife of the late Donald McArthur, at Community Centre. Mrs, J. C. Procter her home in Toronto, on Thursday, i and Mrs. L. Bolt were the conveners June 7th.. 1 of the meeting, Mrs. Stewart Procter gave a report of the convention held • in Lucknow. Mrs. Albert Coultes told the story of the blue willow pattern Miss Amy Smith spent the tveelr. on the china and Mrs. Garner Nichol- end in Toronto and attended the son read Edger Guests's poem "Mak- attending Young People's Camp at Gocierich Summer School grounds from July 15 to 22nd. The theme for this year is "Discipleship." Faculty members will be, Rev, C, 3, Scott, Elyth, Director; Harvey 'Sperling, Exeter; Registrar, Rev. W. Parrott, Crediton; Courses and Leaders, Y.P. U. Administration, Ilene Fanson, Munro; Personal Religious Life, Rev. Gordon Wanless, Woodham; Teaching as Jesus Taught, Rev. Mr, Williams, Goderieh, A course in Stewardship and training will be given to those who desire It, Speeinl features will be crafts, Joyce Chambers; Recreation Lucille Boyce, Cromarty; Music Ap- preciation, Betty Allison, Trowbridge. There will also be swimming instruc- tion, camp fire and vespers, The cost of the camp is very reasonable and it is hoped several young people will jug will he Mrs. 'Victoria BrOthera> gegereher and Mrs, Frank Sanderson, Forest •.o.dge •XnatallatiOn of Officers An installing team numbering thirty mune from Huron and Pruce Lodge, Toronto, on Saturday evening, when installation of officers for two lodges took place, FOrdwich and the local Forest Lodge, A.F,. A. M, Several lodges in the district were represent, ed, Among the Huron and Pruce vis- itors were noticed Weil known former residents of the district including Eugene Martin, Ripley; Peter Muir, Turnberryi James Wylie, Gorrie. The Installation Was. a special occasion as it is the first time such a ceremony for two lodges at one time has been the former Annie CurranRipley. held in this district. Her husband, the late John 'Weir was Following the meeting refreshments a former resident pf this district. Ten new members were received into Salem congregation at the ser- vice of Holy Communion on Sunday morning. They are, Stanley Hayes, Miss Margaret Harris, London, spent a day last week '1.vith her mother, Alm James Harris, Miss Harr cis expects to leave shortly for a trip to Western Canada. Two winners in the remit Lions Club ,amateur show have been invited to take part in a garden party pro- gram at Brussels, They are Pariene Brothers, who will sing, Rose Mary Ad4ins, who won first place with her highland dancing, Darien's mother, Mrs. Lyle Brothers will accompany both, On Friday at St. Andrew's Presby- terian Church, Guelph, a quiet wed- ding was solemnized, Rev, Mr. Stew- art officiating, when Irene Fisher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fisher of Georgetown, became the bride of James Rae, son of Mrs. W. Rao and the late Mr, Rae of Wroxeter. Attending were Mr, and Mrs. Russell Rae of Brantford. Both Mr. and Mrs. Rae are on the teaching staff at Bran tto rd. moss Park on Saturday for the Scott- Coultes rc-union. Games were played Women's Institute and prizes given for the Various Ci t i zenshi p will he the theme far races, Oldest man and woman were the July mee tin g of the Women's Alias Elizabeth Scott and Mr. John Institute, The. meeting will be held Scott of East Wavvariesh. Visitors at 2,20 o'clock Wednesday,• July 4th,, —wet.° frbIn luelph, in the Masonic- Club rooms, Roll call, ILiwth°1tac'ehti th Ar .nrf Morris Irat°wrisiP Bring a flower and Indite it, to be keigrave and Wirt Bring in 'bouquets for the sick, Mot- bditne'rellweert:Iltfrsome°M)3iontgfortahr longestto, "Think Canadian, See Canadian, and Live Good Canadian Lives," to be taken by lifts, 1 11, Wylie, Curtest events wilt be reVieWed by MN. Cal, via motto, A topic "Cititettship", to be taken by Mts. T), 8, MacINtaughton, Member's are reminded to bring their hotpitalitatIOn tees for the' tomb* .'eat' and int partieulars apply to the Secretary of that departriierit, Mrit, Allen Munro; Jiostdigbti for the Med.. Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Woods and Dein% attended the Helm At-ninon held at kineartiltie on Saturday. Mrs, Anderson is a patient in 'Vincent -iinion the Rospital suffering tram, Neatly 100 relatives met at bay. double pneumonia, Ret many frientia fjeld for the 'Vincent re.intion last boPo for 4 'speedy teeovcry, Saturday, Relatives from the follow: Mrs, Serb,Aumstead, foriterly log places atteridedi London, Toronto-, Mee Sarah Redeliffe of near Winril. Michigan, baShWolid,, Brand rend, Peg, visited With relatives here foe Goderih, Lotidea, few days',zUrlclt elrant Anther-6M of the o. 'heuro, Wingbanz sad gotta*, Mi,brad Mrs, natese Cooho, Austinionto Polled kode Won the thitatto aria ti,td4 *je tted bit Sun day with Championship for tossing the tidier Mr. arid Mrs. Wm, Bieman spent the week-end at the home of their daughter, Mr, and Mrs. Howard Mc- '<civic of Walkerton. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Coultas and daughters visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Armstrong at Mondale, Mr. and Mrs, Jesse Wheeler and Mr. and Mrs, Alex. Campbell of Wingharn spent Sunday at Kitchener with mrs, Sam Cassels, Mrs. Jas. Leitch, Mrs. Rae Craw- ford, Mrs, Jack Thynne, Mrs. Albert James and Miss Winnie James visited for a day or two at Owen Sound. Mrs. Charles Elliott of Freelton, and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Mohr of Shakespeare visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Dunbar. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse visited Sunday With Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Ireland at Teeswater, • lelr, and Mrs. Harold Vincent and boys, spent Sunday at the home of her sister Mr, and Mrs. Robert Archi- bald of Seaforth, Scott-Coultes Ite-uniOn Over 100 relatives gathered at For- BELGRAVE. Mr, and Mrs. Wm, Kelly at SetlfPrth: Nr, and Mrs. W, Hanna and family attended the Lennox re-nn- ion in Isistowel on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Levi Rieman Spent Sunday with her parents, Mr, and Mrs, Harry MacKay at Walkerton. A delegation from Huron County -Crop. Improvement Association were on a tour through Ontario and que- hee last week and visited several ex- Perimentai farms and dairy farms. Those in the tour from the immed- iate vicinity were Reeve Beecroft, Or- ville Taylor; Thomas Thompson, Mel. Bradburn, Dick Procter, Simon Hal- lahan, Cecil Johnson, reeve of• Ash- field and Gordon Bennett, agricultur- al representative for Huron County. Mrs. Q, G. Anderson spent the week-end in Toronto, Services in Trinity Anglican Church will ble held at 10 a.m. for the Month of July.i Service on July 8th will be withdrawn. TURNIBERRY SCHOOL BOARD MEETS United Church Services ••••••••••••••••••••••••VIO ARE YOU INTERESTED IN A CAREER IN THE COMMUNICATiONS FIELD ? 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HOPPER REPRESENTATIVE Canada WO Assurance COMPANY WINOHA1V1 PHONE 462 STATEMENT WATERWORKS DEPARTMENT Wingham Utilities Commission As at December 31st, 1950 RECEIPTS '- Sale of water Residential $ 9328.12 Commercial ... . ....... ...... . ..... 3590:34 Town of Wingham ...... ...... 171.81 _Hydrant rentals 1954.00 Miscellaneous „ — 1081:01 $ 16125.28 EXPENDITURE Administration and Genual ......... Customer's Billing,and Collections Power- and Putnping Maintenance ....... .... • . ,...$ 681.77 Operation ..... ... .. • .. $2115,91 $ Distribution Maintenance .... .. .. ... ..... Debenture Debt. Charges 2356.15 1135.18 2797.68 4351.22 9336.44 Expenditure Receipts $ 19976.61 19976.67 16125,28 . 5851.30 The regular meeting of the Turn- berry Twp. School Area Board was held in Hilton's School on Thursday, June 21st,, at 8 p.m, All members pre- sent. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and adopted. Mrs, George Hetherington waited on the Board re accommodation for his child at school, Mr. Jack Fischer was also in attendance re-transpor- tation of children to school. The following correspondence was read: Sanitation Equipment Ltd., The Grolier Society; J. H. Kinkead, Mrs. Harry Bateman. Motion by Powell and lartort the we advertise for tenders for wiring No, 6 school, Motion by Mundell and Holmes that the following bills be paid, car- ried, Teacher's and caretakers, solar- lea; A, C. Agnew, May arid Jane Transportation, $62.00; Cameron's Taxi, April and May Transportation, $223,61; Mrs, Item Corrigan, April, May, June 056.00, John kisther, $60.00; MacLean Coal Co., coal to No. 4, 5, 11, $014.85; Vinee firettaplace, repairing rods on all schools, $81.00,- Motion, Holmes and Powell, that meeting adjourn, next meeting to be at BItievale School, July 19th,, at S p.m. Alex Corrigan, Soc.Treas, ST. 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Guaranteed at eaforth Motors SEAFORTH wher¤e PHONE 141 ho redohabk offer k reitaed THE WINGHAM APVANCE"TINIES at the Rightland Games held in Toe ronto recently, Mr. and. Ws. Wm, Blue of Detroit Were week-end visitors with Mr, and Mrs, J. P. Anderson, Fourteen ladies from the local W.M.S. attended the Social meeting of the Brick where Miss W. Rutherford was the guest speaker, Mr,. and Mrs, Carl Johnston and family were rent visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Frank McQuillan, The Annual Children's Day of the Women's Irietitete will be held at the community hall on Thursday, July 5th, at 2,20, Roll Call, "My fav- orite emergency salad", There will be a demonstration of Junior Club Work and the program will be given by the girls. Hostesses, Mrs, E. J. Thorn„ Mrs. A ,Gaunt, •Mrs, Harvey Webb. G Alan Optometrist In former office of Dr. R. C. Redmond Patrick St., Winglmo Professional Eye Examinations Phone 770 Evenings by appointment.