The Wingham Advance Times, 1932-01-07, Page 1Single Copies Five )
OBEDIEN i.ti
BY TIk?;.
'I"hc members- of 1
::'Sunday School we
'treat on \Monday
`week. At tix O'clo
.classes were seated
•orated tables ti
sumptuous bangs
xoom was quickl
and the chairs plat
the programme. 1
favoured in having
•er Mr. E. B, AIlii
-and his wonder „ 1i;
•4dog.
.T,
D DOG,
United church
c given a rar
eningof this
plc the `different
at tastefully clec-
dere they enjoyed a
et, after which the
cleared of tables
ed in readiness for
heere were indeed
their entertain
; Id, ofCl Toronto,
hied, , police.
Mr. Ermin Cone'1ti'nd it
former friend of war -t
speaking of his wonderful
there.
Mr. Archibald first told t
:.and girls about the training
'dog called "Bijou" meaning a ,
in :French. The dog is eight.
-old and displayed remarkable in
gence during the whole performan
Hittr many tricks showed how Bijo
had been taught strict obedience. at
..all times, even when she knew it
•would, mean suffering 'for her. She
showed holy well she could be trust-
-ed to do exactly as she was `told, ev-
.ten when left alone.
At the conclusiF, f the meeting
Bijou joined Avith u,•:k iowd in the
',singing of -"God Sava 'tihe ,King," to
the delightof all.
rodueedhis
to days,I
ork ver
e boys,
of his
ewel,
ears
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LUEVALE SCHOOL
IN GOOD CONDITION
Tho annual .school meeting for S.S.
No. 4, I'urnb.erry, the 13luevale school, ,
SLEET STORM
PLAYS HAVOC
e, new );(?r as ushered in with
>'i: ya tihcr, and as far as tcle-
phpne •connections are concerned pi•ac
Ucally isolated many places in this
district. Tors of ice collected on the
telephone wires and with a 'high wind
proved too great a strain on the poles
and on practically. every road niay
be seen broken poles and twisted wir-
es.
To tI•ze south greater damage was
in evidence, and between 30 and 40
poles are down from Winghanr to
I !y111.
Only on therural lines run-
ning east and west of the town were
you able. .to get connections.
In Belgrave the hydro was also off
from Thursday evening:, until Satur-
day afternoon.
Owing to the liiniEed telephone ser-
vice the ieturus from the surrounding
municipalities election were : hard to
gene and in, one of; the townships it
'Was nearly four hours after' the polls
:lased, before, .complete returns were
n.•
1fen are repairing the damage as
licicly as possible, but it will be
l'ie time before all lines are back to:
al again.
cl
noir
W,DDINGS
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Jones - Catrrpbell
ilre }iCrrile of Mrs, Margaret Camp-Redneand ...... 58 93 62; 71'1 85-369
bell, Mi1 all.er 28 ,79 110i. 60-- 55 =332
tzis, was the scene of a very Reid 28 61 96 60 40-285
her dam -liter, Jessie Kathaieen, be-
came the t-ricle of .Horgan Jones, of OEITIIARVi
Hohnestlile. :l?+ -2. Kenneth MacLean'
officiated.
With W Zicd
Amalga mated The Q *n :Vidette and Wrx x News
vvINGHAro, QNTARIQ, THURSDAY, JANUARY 71:1, 19
LARGE VOTE IN
EAST WAWANOSH
One of the largest votes ever re-
corded an Ii.ast Wawanosh, was poll-
ed on Monday at their n1urncipal, el-
ections, When over 650 I•atepayers
cast their `ballots, `G 11ie is indeed a
high percentac;c.and means that ottt
of very 7 votes their
franchise,
• Mr. Peter S, Scott, whoat the-noi i
ination meeting• referred• to his 'sev-
eral unsuccessful attempts to be el
WINOHAM ,COUNCIL
HOLDS I ALTGIUR.AL
MEETING MONDAY
Members of 1932 'Council to Be
Without Remuneration
.The inaugural meetiur of \12iilgha n
z
7'o a n Council) •-e' e. held al 11 o'clock
on." l,onde ,ni• nwith
y .,, all 1/10111
hers present, except Colin: Wilkinson
who was reported r11. His Worship,
Mayor Willis presided, and called up-
ected. reeve, and that hope dies slow- ' on, Rev S. l'-)avison who offered a
ly,was rewarded. Faith will remove .sioit prayer for- divine guidance for
mountains. and in his own poll lie the work during the 'Present year.'
practically removed: thctii.ole Bills His Worship addressed the Conn -
too, and in the township as a whole
with' four in the, field, received 49
more than his closest opponent. Mr.
Yungblutt, a 'candidate for Council,
from the south of the Township,
headed the poll and .received over
two-thirds of the votes cast.
The following are the official' re-
turns by poll:.
Reeve
1 2 3
4 S Total
Scott 20' 103 38 20 25-206
Thompson15 26 36 61 19-157
Campbell , 32 18 '' `21 20 52-143
Keit 13 4 58 20 19-114
Yungblut
Rcbertsai
ed., and. congratulated thele upon their
election ,and felt that he had at good
council to .assist hian' in conducting
the town's 'a£fairsthis year.
On motion of Conrns, Davidson and •
Baker, the following we c hainieas Wright.
F - d
CLOSE CONTEST
IN ''T: URNBE I Y
re co test for Rec.Y0' in 't i ritbtii-
ry, on Monday • between, Isaac J.
\Vlight and Roland Grain t=urned, out
to, be caci,eeditl.gly' claw, only 2 votes
clzflereirce Prior , to election day, tile.
l,rcd,ction was that it would be neck
and neck and in this there was 1111
disappointment. ° Mr. Wright polled .a
steady vote, throughout the township
to,receive,310, while Mr. Grain drew
the greater proportion of his 808 -
front the: Lower. Win1han ani 1lrie-
vale polls,
The total vote polled Stas some-
what different to that of 1929, when`
only 220 braved, a storm that day.
The following is the official. count
Reeve
1 2
a striking ccnu)ii:ttee; ,'Mayor "Wit is, r-:. i 90 68
Reeve McICibbe n''ind Coun. r llib "a n 153 100
tt. Coucil
Tlic. electing was then adjourned to 1 . 2 3 4 To a100
meet at 8 o'cloclt in the evening, f
11.'e 1 vish 105
n69-72 a4- 3
oli ziiotiort 01 Ceune. Elliott and Gil Timid 112 50 55 58-275
rnour. Douglas .,....:92 110 ' 45 21=26$
3 4,Total
78 74-310
31 24-308
At the
VCilrilg session the
Striking Austin 156 61 28 18 —263
Committee reported xis follows: l iilton $2 37 66 61--246..
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:C-ecuin-e \Connxnittee—Mayor Will yror,wan, 59 112, '32 38-241'
APPEAR' tiRT
u -fh'ey have their
fun Off their pl:'operty., lViy appears: that )
on three occa.,,:iiOns. dan104 has been ..,ppou
the a,fternoon train ecquin;y; toward.
t'lrent, They irurnediateli,,'dithed the
:Jigger and in so doirq?, „br61;.e ono of
the ',handles.
the. st°Ve
Mayor 'Willis 0'13 TLIC,SdaY ;morning,
arid, after 'reeeiv,ing war,rting
;)1lowed. ,,to go' on suspended 'sentence
Land pay,ing; the .costs. The /-iffes were
con fiscate4'
c:C'' c'4:::AILcel
hs, Reeve iMcKibbot), Conn. Elliott. Another pectiliar part of 1,11,:_: vol.- 1..)$borne Townsia
Council
liett
Pretty ‘iedcling on Dec. 23rd," when
'twas held in the school house on Wed-
s'"ams , the wedding
nesday last. James Kerney was ap- ,
There passed peacefully away at his
3,pointed chairman and Russel Yermyn tne bride tiinfri,-`0(.1 the room, which in.orning a resident in the persc.M of
was tasteft
:acted as secretary. After the sccre- '
casion on
lazy read the minntes, which wore '
'very satisfactory, The school build- 1'ittle Gra
bride, cam
ing is in ,excellent condition and the
grounds also arc in good shape. The a g-
Te.ceipts for the year were 32,498.60,
maiden
011Y'deebrated. for the Pc- jas,..A.. Wray,. in his 67th 3rear.. He
tf.fe arra i'Of her brother. lai4 been in failing health for the
03. the'Weddijig bouquet M 'fcrine's patientiv till the end. erary on. Friday, januariv 29U". On
.asse,„ Oi. ',eatit...— pnla: He was born near Chatsworth on
,c.,.,Acfnii,,y,;i... clInmir ''\;,-'-itsi gerve-d Hcaviek with Ins parents, where they
rty guests, aft eir -e,ihich the resided for „a...M.111)1)er of years,
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to about ti-
n'. McKinnon, s.ecretary4reasurer,
Nicholson and the retiring trus- gratin a h
.ittae, Ed. Barnard„ who was re-elect- The gr°
<ad. Ed. Barnard agreed to aupply 10
,:cords of wood at 32.95 per cord.
arid Wilkins() 11.
to be held" na Foresters'. Hall I3lue- iseciele.i.; in, '3'07 -Onto. ,
MCKlbb0-11, Conti. Elliott, ikeeve vale on Frida.y esrenitige Jan. 8, Gents -\ti D - " 2 it .: . .......„. ed b3- a,s.'elantation.
spenfi&cnv, 'Year's at it
Izeeve ivieKibboia the: report vas All '7\?`''''''''n s Coats" Dresset and ...,i .1.1.,lis• Bernice .Lockei,ric e aitended ,,d,iciat.e,5 for,th6 C....cl'enell '-s'v:'re A' 131-
' i .1-fa't4 at I rices Inuch reduced, -Chi ,- ti,iii .weddirie. ()it. h,,r ',.;',,ter 11.1'. G, .. ..rlann,Lfon, ti-lart .d.... Rnbertson, Rob.- ,
.E1 c..,01 a. L. 1.;,,ackenbi.,),3,.., priiic-ipai of pr.ices this Thursday to Saturiday,..-e- .,..`...)il'i;iss cc)iza, wild, hag returriti to .1-eel.'7e..R,obfrt • Rae was returned hY-
of the ".rown Tian ft)r their opert lit- ' Lc,ndon' after Spee.clinit the pae,t n. !
' Brussels
-was present and addressed the Ceuta- est daughter of 1\itr. and l'Irst. Ge°rge 'Alt*" Eriltorr'Diek''()11 01 'Strati:1°rd 256 and 17'8' 'irili'e.''''' rilue'll' a 1'
The trustee hoard consists of R.
coo. . 1 tht. con- Besides his,;:sorrpwitig wIte ,and ,Que the re‘staurants and mires. mther, youngest eon () .mr, and Arra., of 21' Canclulates. clected'wer
'The regular meeting of the W.M.
S. of St. Andrew's Presbyterian
'church and the Presbyterian Wo-
rnart's Prayer Service will' be held on
Jan. 13th at 3 o'clock. A speeial in-
vitation is extended. to all.
Custom Sawing at Manning's
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ante:ed. Price. right... James Steven. -
:son, Brmisels Phone 42,11.
3-IURON COUNTY
COUNCIL FOR 1932
Townships
Ashfild, 3. A. AlcKenzie; Deputy,
• Colborne, A. J. Goldthorpe,
Grey, J. AlcNabb; Deputy, j. Mc -
Hay, Louis PT. Rader.
C. Taylor.
McKillop, J ohn Campbell,
Morris, E. Cardiff.
Stanley, \Arm. Douglas.
Stephen, Wm. Switzer; Deputy,
I-Ieriry C. Baur.
Tuckersmith, W. 13. Archibald.
Turnberry, I. J. Wright.
W. Wawanosh, W. 5. Stewart.
Towns
Clinton, G. H. Elliott.
Goderich, j. W, sCraigie; Deputy
gies
Hensall, Owen Geiger,
Two close contests for Reeves re-
sulted when S. J. Wright of Turnber-
ry defeated his opponent, R., Grain,
by' a mai-gin of 2, The closest con-
test, however, was at Mensal', -when
tooth candidates, ';iell„ter, Reeve of
last year and R, Cameron, 'ipolled
186 vietes eneli 'The Clerk cast the
ell and, asked that the hours of cfos- 1:;°1-thiedee, I.-L=11130re, to W111. R.,. iN,,?.ri.ualt 1.,10liciaYs. at the jorit y,of 88,
elu.ingecl. stat,:d that his plae,„, cer Robt. Miller, of Brussels, took place Miss *Marj,oricicitiall ov,,r the 11(u-1- 344; Lititie 255;
business seas open for inspectiOn "at lat ihc Beint°12e-' SattnitlaYi 'veckT{'nd lier '111'; 26:u''' u"\4111:aw Ch)
a 'anc- .A,ld showers of ancl 1VIrs. I:. J.. Bresm 'Isurnberrv allY thine. 26th' Rev. F. Turnbull °fficiat- 1". ID f - 1
place at the Presbyterian Manse; .11 ' nreh. In,,terinit;tat. being Made in
1.Wingham, at 1,2 o'clock noon; n 'that'll Cemetery.
leen, eldest daughter of Mr. and
'Charles Swanson, of Wingham, be- The '(iiii1;t"-''''571)011011Pri:eRduidndYthe Wing
came the bride of Vvrilliam G. Bain, ham HogPitait mioi, day Of joscpiTi
Ayr, Ont. Rev. Kenneth yaeLean
officiated4Mr, Clarence Borho sup-
ported tele groom.
The bride was becomingly g-ownecl
in Navy Georgette and lace, and car-
ried a bouquet of American Beauty
roses, baby's breath and maiden hair
fcrn. She was attended by her sister,
Agnes, wearing a dress of Royal
Plue Georgette.
The party returned to the home of
the bride's parent:4,i on Francis street,
where a dinner was served, after
which the happy young couple left
on a trip to 'kyr, Toronto and other
points East, the bride travelling in
green crepe dress, green coat, with
hat and accessories to match. On
their return they will reside in Wing-
Nethery Hamilton
ding was soleinnized at .noon, Wed-
nesda3r, 'December 80th, 1931, at the
IT it CI ct orth at 2 30 p 1T1
discuirsiOn, and regarding this matter, iqace 'Jiver FA:11( 04'09e; ii\i'F,ter' a stimPl.t1' SPeint. at tile hoMe cCii: his
tlte laws of hours ofl.. restaurants. 'tit
The Clerk was iiiStitatet.e.)1 to ad- tril
bride's Parents' the .Miss Itarber, 1011() has speatt .1-1(..)\3i'lck '11'.‘ C'ting
tvand. rice, on 0 short honeymoon heto, re.i.„'„"d T,-)ronto ',deputy ree•tie.' of ii. last Ycar,
to arri s t Stratford: Riad EcOnard;''tOst out, to,F. .C... TaYlor.
The meMbers of the cotmcil are:
On their return they will reside on
Coun.- Gilmour introduced 11.1:. mat- tl'e
ter of the incinbers of '1..rix,-cj,x11,61-
the Baptist Church, Galt, by
W. F. Bremner, on Thursday,
c. 24th, 1931 the ma.rriage took
'rnonia. His wife ;predeceased lain) re
Lockeridge, to Mr. Edward Krupp,
son of Mr, and Mrs. Louis Krupp of
, for 1081, had been place ofi'Miss Margaret Inez Locker -
4 • the Cottn- illge,6dattgilter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
several years ago, "The funeral Wast
held front. the honte, his brother-
gleive, on Wednesday ,id..fternoon. In-
terment being made .the Brandon
ell to
His
091
,and' cirgclt
,so that tliettel"
overlappin g.
Mrs; Alexander, Young bie hands
Word. svaS received on Tuesday of AlaYor
the death of Sarah Jane Hanna, Wicl- regardirl
OW of thn late Alexander Young, at town Of
her late residence, 518 Rushton' Road, over unt,
Toronto, in her 73rd year. 'Aitrs, meetin
Young for a great number of y.ears
tvas 'a. resident of Wingliam, bttt for of
the past few 3rears has been
with' rnembers of her fainily in 'To
onto. Slie is survived by four so
George, Leslie apc1 Gordon,, of
onto, and John of Winnipeg.,
service will be held in 'the
fl,iterinerit will 1)e inad
cemetery. '
ton, Gorrie, when their only (laughs
ter, Alta Kerr, svaS united in tatarriage
to Herman Alexander Nethery, the
youngest son of Mrs. Nethery, and
the late John Nethery of Belgrave,
Ont. The Rev. Mr, Buttori„rif real-
, The bride was beeontingy attired,
Galt. The hrid wore a gown .of
oi satin' and silver lacte,, hat, shoes
and c tried a
'1 match,
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!tended the Krupp-Lockan-idge -wed-
Miss Elsie Blackhall left Alonday Mrs, \\% J. .\cl'arn, 41 -td
troc,rning For Exeter after spending eisited in it'oronto last week.
the past two weelis at her home in
Sniith Hutton, of Toronto. svas
holiday visitor at the home of his
it Relgrave road.
I Mr. and Nirs. Franlc Galbraith and
family, spent New Year's at the home
Breaks 1 -lip in :Fall
-misfortune last week to fall
:break. She was. staying at
the,. "mine. or. her diai,aghter,
She was taken to the' hoSnital,
of the former's .parents, "Mr. and Mrs.. she is resting- quite ccirnfortably,
John Galbraith, being not necessa ry to hav4 her hip
Miss Cora Dickson of Dundalk, has Placed cagt•
returned to resume her duties as tea-
cher after ispemlitag the holidays. at
her laortie here.
and Mrs. James 111001,0110a
Tf;'6i'lle, Listowel;
vith the. latter's' sisters
of the latter'
111 pa
ttuth annual iineetirig of
ening, jai
Dr. Eaviti
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One of Dea-1
most belove
in a gown' of cherry georatte Fibs
cream lace, arid carried .a daY
sunset roses and cala with fern. '
Miss Stella Niothetty, sistet of' the
groom. attended the bride, and Mr
'Harold .Hamilt on, brother of
hT„ide, was bost man.
After a dainty wcRicting din
hapPy conple left by motor
to Stratford and Kitchenet
Fox. trimmings and bl