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Hold .Bible School
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LAKEI.k r. Thi' Mulcrtosh 'Unit
ed Mare la was the scene of much
activity from July 9th to July 13th
n when vacation Bible School was
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kaki for the B6hnore and Moire.
Cosh districts.
'l'h(' s(lu)ol Was well attended and
thole in charge were Rev. G. How-
ard Pace and Miss Pauline Pace,
Mrs. George Harper, Mrs. Harvey
Wright, Mrs, Alan Darling, Mrs.
9ris.rd Tls,r,I,tar *nil Mrs. ,ask
Ferguson.
The .chilaren displayed their tie.
eomplishnients at the clueing pro-
gram on 'Friday evening which was
well received by parents and •
friends.
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WINGHAM'S
NEW TEi.19P RONJ
EXCKANGE:
It takes several months to install wad eouneet the
complex switching equipment that makes up an
automatic dial. telephone exchange, The equipment
fo:r Wbigham is now being installed and wilt be
ready to serve you next December. With the new
exchange you will have Direct Distance Dialing
as well as Local Dialing, All telephone numbers
will Change to include seven figures, starting with
"357,"
1•I. 1•i. 1'. JOHNSTON, Manager.
%Ve'Il keep you posted as work progresses — but in the meantime, will you
your number change in mind if you order business stationery or any material
° w r ing your telephone a►mulat e
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THE KINDERGARTEN CLASS at the Vacation Church this year, Over 225 children ort:
Bible School School is pictured during their activity tered for the classes.—A-T photo.,
period. The school is being held at the United
FORDWICH
ford spent Last week with his
grandmother, Mrs. Pearl Patter- '
ent a son.
Master Rlcicy McCann
sp
few clays last week. with Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Renwick near Belmore.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Siefert, son
Lorne and daughter Jean, also, Mr.
Everitt •Cooper, attended the Sie-
fert -Ingalls wedding held in St.
James' Anglican Church at Bed-
ford, Que., on Saturday. Miss Jean
Siefert was •soloist,
Messrs. Barbara and Noreen
Valeriote of Guelph spent last week
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
King.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Holstock and
family of Mount Albert spent the.
week -end with relatives here.
Mrs..Tack Wilson and Mrs. Emma
Williamson spent one day last
week in Guelph and visited with
Mrs. Wilda Campbell in St. Jos-
eph's Hospital.
Mr, and Mrs. David Stienacker
and baby daughter of Alliston
spirit the week -end at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Steinacker.
Mrs. Anson Ruttan and Audrey
and Miss Doris Carswell spent otic
day last week in Kitchener.
Master Paul Wipp, 'of Thames -
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Mr, Henry Heise of Gormley
spent Saturday in the conununity.
Visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Noah Reis were Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Harms of Detroit, Miss
Cathy Harms of Marquette, Mich.,
and Rev. Hartung Harms of Il1i-
nois.
Miss Lily Wyld, of Chicago. is
spending two weeks at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Earl Cober and Mr.
Coker. Sunday guests at the same
home were Mr. and Mrs. Glen Go-
ber and family of New Hamburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald McMichael
and Mr. and Mrs. Noah Reis at-
tended' the funeral of the latter's
mother, the late Mrs. Conrad Hoss-
fcld, in Walkerton one day last
week.
Mr. and Mrs, Henry Howe, Miss-
es Violet Beswitherick and Mary
• Cattanaeh spent Sunday in Goder.
i•ch.
Mrs. George Wipp and family of
Thamesford spent a couple of days
with her mother, Mrs. Pearl Pat-
terson. Master Paul Wipp re-
turned home after spending a week
here.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Anson Demerling were Mr.
and Mrs. Cornelius Rouw, Mrs.
Fred Bode and Elaine of Hanover,
Mr, and Mrs. Edwin Deitz of Mayne
1' Cornet's.
]Miss Karen Brown spent last
week - visiting her grandmother,
Mrs, Bertha Duncan, in Teviotdale.
Master Peter Bride of 1.)o11 Mills
is spe.rirling this week at the home
of his grandparents, Mr, and Mrs.
Harold Dnig.
. Mr. and Mrs, Stan 13ride and Mrs.
H. M, .Bride attended the Bride re.
union. Sunday in Kitchener. Mr.
and Mrs..Harvcy Bride of Toronto
also attended.
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BAYLOR 'Po Mr. and Mrs. Neil
Baylor, a. son, in Listowel Hospi.
tal on Tuesday, July 10, 1902.
Mrs. Wm. Maxwell
Buried. on. Sunday
WROXE,TER Mr.:. \i'Il ::i,r
well, 73, 11 patient. 1n \Viii; .tate
Hospital several times ?amp
Year's, died in hospital on 1 r.•t+y
July 13th,
She was the former Anne. ;1.t;.
Westlake, daughter of the ine i111Wil-
liam Westlake• and I•;l,zoteelli
Chandler, of 7.'nrnberry :'ii..U.;hilt.
She attended S. S. No. 1:: II'a' ick
,Lane's School) and wa:, a Art
maker until her marria';e it: 1t•nrtt^
ary 1922,
Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell In:ve lived
retired in the village si1'ee 1911'.
She was a member of WVrosei'1
United Church.
Surviving besidt's her hti.Iii i
are a sister, Kathleen 'Mrs. I -lorry
Pflance), of Stratford, and broth-
ers George, of Flnwiek, \i'illi:uu, of
Goderich, Charles, of '1'i ga:el::',
Sask., Bob. of Moose
Frank, Vancouver, B.C., anti Ar-
thur, of Toronto. A brother, 1.1.u•ry,
predeceased her in 110:1 and Fred in
1961•
Rev. Wilfred Flied ennetueted the
service on Sunday aft. ruooe from
the Moir funeral home. Interment.
was in Wroxeter C'ernetery.
Pallbearers were Jelin I'i'ianee,
13111 Higgins, Bence Watt, Garfield.
Jack and Harry Westlake,
Service Wednesday
For George J. White
After a, lengthly illness there
passed away in the Winghnni Gen-
eral Hospital, George J. While, of
Teeswater, in his 79th year. Born
in West Wawanosh July, 1883, he
was the only son of 'Phomas White
and Ann Jane Fitzpatrick, When
quite young he moved with the
family to Holyrnod to the farm
now owned by Mr. Harvey Houston.
In January 19:14 the late Mr.
White was united in marriage in
Margaret Kraemer. who survives.
There they farmed until 1910 when
they moved to Morris Township.
thence to the la6h eanec ssion of
West Wawanosh from where they
retired to Teeswater about. 14 years
ago,
A patient, kind and loving hus-
band and father, Mr. While, had
a host of friends and was ever
ready to lend a helping hand.
The funeral :vis hehl N'eduetcda}'
morning from the W. (+. ('hutch
funeral home to Sltered Heart R. C.
Church, where the deceased was a
devoted and faithful member. Tte•
omen' high plass was sung by Rev.
Fr. Biggins at 10 a.m„ with inter,
tent in Teeswater R. C. Cemetery.
Palbearei•s were Allister Hughes,
Rosa MacMillan. John Boyle, Wm.
Webster, George King and Clus
R,enzetti,
Surviving besides his wife are
Iwo sons, Wilfred, of Wingham,
and Laverne, of Teeswater; two
daughters, Mrs. Stanley (T,eanet)
Bleck, of Belgrnve, and Mrs. Wil-
frid (Mary) Hogan, of T)nn Mills,
OrtL,; sixteen, grandchildren, also
one sister, Mrs. Wm. (Evelyn) t'nr-
hett, of Toronto,
A sister, Mrs. .Tnseph utiadie)
ltittinble prerlecvased lion 10 '1938. • .
FINAL KEN FU
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MONTHS
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senger's of the Ford:vielt Totted
Church held their ;191,11..1 1.9.119'
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Saturday on the gr(( 1'i h of the
Fordwich nubile School. '1'i+ •1'1
a 1'evot•d 8ttendnne.• of :+.!nu•:a (8.
Mrs. Ben Gibson t entero, t.eri the
opening veremony 11111
peated the motto mill itr.ty''i The
Messenger hymn teas :.'rte,;. It ir:r
announced that thee,• would i,.. nn
meeting in Augn:d. 11, h„li'l:ly
month.
Mrs. Robert (*thsott i':1:. i'1 elide••,•
of the races, groan •;a.n,. and
relays, with prizes :',' ii,l •,1 to the
winners. A baseball
nic lunch concluded th, 1;t• ,, inn
with loo cream h,.np
the Messenger grout,.
Minister. "Young. in:11 , volt
conquer yourself. \i i.•. 1 :• ,,,.1t, 1., .1
myself when 'r n•n .
Y'ntulg 111:111 "W.11. ['„1 ,. nal de?
man to lick limit y'a'
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18-25b
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ENFORCEMENT OF PARKING METERS
GOES INTO EFFECT
Wednesday, July 18
These meters are lc for 12 minutes or 5c for 1
hour. The hours for use of meters are as
follows:
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday
— 9 a.n'i. to 6 p.m.
Wednesday — 9 a.m. to 12 noon
Friday --- 9 a.m. to 10 p.m.
If you wish to stay parked in, the same parking
space for 2 hours you must return at the end of
the hour and insert another 5c. If ten cents is
placed in the meter it is only for converiience
and covers only one hour.
Special red colored meters, lc for 12 minutes,
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