The Wingham Advance Times, 1932-06-23, Page 301110.11
k IO31t]'ICK COUNCIL
Council meet in the Town Hall, in
Wroxeter, pursuant to adjournment.
All remembers were present, the
Reeve being in the chair.
Minutes of last regular also spec-
ial meeting were read and, on mo-
tion of .Taylor and Bryans, were ad-
opted,
Moved by Taylor and Lovell that
no action be taken on bill presented
for board of Geo. Harris and in their
opinion he should be committed to
the County Home until health is im-
proved, and that otherwise they shall
take no further action in regard to
his maintenance. Carried.
Moved by Bryans and Weir, that
the tender of Fred Mahood for con-
structing culvert opposite lot 4, con.
14, for the sum of $819.00, also his
tender for constructing culvert op-
posite lot 10, con. 13, for the sum
of $256,00, be accepted. Carried.
Moved by Taylor and Lovell, that
the Reeve and Councillor Weir be a
committe to secure Inspectors for
Culverts. Carried.
Moved by Bryans and Taylor that
this Council do now adjourn to open
Court of Revision. Carried.
Meeting of Council resumed.
Moved by Weir and Taylor, that
Norman Clegg be giventhe sum of
$50.00 for relief. Carried.
Moved by Taylor and Lovell, that
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Officer be • accepted and placed on
file. Carried.
Moved by Weir and Bryans, that
the following bills be paid: Mrs. H.
Chamberlain, services re Sarah
Dodds $6.00; B. L. R. Kelly, MD,
services re Geo. Harris $2.00; Leon-
ard Ruttan, sheep killed and injured
by dogs- $10.00; Isaac Gamble, part
salary, as Clerk $40.00; G. A. Gibson,
repairing sidewalk and fence along
dam, Wroxeter, $18.25; R.' H. Carson
and Son, supplies for Twp. Hall $5.-
50; Airs. H. Dane, board and services
re Sarah Dodds $58.00; 3. H. Rogers
assisting Road Account Auditor, $5.-
00; W. R. Hambly, M.D., services re
Mrs, Selling. $125.00; H, C. Dane,
taking Mrs. Selling to and from Lon-
don $12.00; St. Joseph's Hospital,
nursing and attendance Mrs. Selling
$54.90; Municipal World, Collector's
Rolls and Supplies $11.64; Mrs, . M.
C. Knight, pt. salary as School At.
Officer $24.00; Ross Bayliss, sheep
injured by dogs $3.00; Norman Clegg
Relief $50.00; Stanley Wolfe, sup-
plies for Mrs. Haberlee $40.00.
Road Expenditures
Thos Wright, with grader and
gravelling $6.30; Delbert Clegg, lev-
elling road side $8.50; Wm. Austin,
moving big grader $2.00; Wm. Aus-
tin, moving culvert $6.00; Ed. Mc-
Callum, repairs to culvert $1.50; Ol-
iver Gallaway, printing signs $4,00;
Dom. Road Ivlach. Co., repairs to
crusher $130.54; Ben. Hyslop, drag-
ging and rep. to culvert $9.00; John
McCutcheon, dragging $8.00; Lott
Viney, work at crusher $24.00; Oscar
Weiler, work at crusher $17.55; Ce-
cil Wilson, loading tracks $15.60; R.
Walters, power for crusher $48.00;
Victor Foster, repairs mud lake $2.00
John Winter, repairs mud lake $1.00,
Harold Foster, team at mud lake .80,
Geo. Paulin, dragging with grader
$7,80; D. D. Sanderson, team on
grader $4.00; John Gibson, team on
grader $4.00; Geo. Townsend, dragg-
ing $6.80; R. H. Edgar, freight on
repairs $2.40; Geo, Ashton, staking
road $2.00; Earl Corbett, drawing
tile to grader $7.60; Roy Vogan,
trucking gravel $69.30; Chas. Koch,
trucking gravel $172.35; Roy Sim-
mons, scraping to crusher $55.72; E.
Downey, 796 yd. gravel $47.76; Louis
Gibson, repair to culvert $1.50; San-
ford Zimmerman, .comp. wire fence,
$6.00; Wm. Caudle, dragging $5.40;
Robt. Baker, repair to culvert $17.40;
E. Thomas, repair to culvert $13.60;
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Ted Newton, repairs to culvert $1.
80; Waldo Weir, repairs to culver
$5.80; Wes. Underwood, putting in
culvert $3,80; Oliver Stewart, dragg
ing $6.80; John Fleet, repairs to cul
vert $3,00; Norman Behrns, comp
wire fence $8.00; Fred Mahood, out
ting hill and levelling roadside $48.
40; Bert Hubbard, cutting hill $25.
20; Wm. Reis, cutting hill $6,00
Lionel Mahood, shovelling on hil
$12,60; Morley Wright, shovelling on
hill $12,69; John Montgomery, opp
big grader $49,20; Fred Hyndman
power for big grader $266.85; R. F.
Edgar, Road Supt. $72.40; Wm. Aus-
tin,'repairs culvert and grader $8.30;
Matt. Auger, shovelling $4.00; Geo.
McKee, repair culvert and moving
grass $9,80; John Hyndman, culvert
tile and gravelling $39.20; Smith In-
glis, work with grader $5.40; Arthur
Forester, staking road and stone,
$6,60; Wm. Darcy, brushing $2,25;
C. Ettinger, team brushing $4,00; E.
Hargrave, moving stone $5.00; G. A.
Gibson, facing abutment $61,45; E.
Day, receipts $2.00; Tom Day, drag-
ging $11.20; Jas. Walkom, repairs to
culvert and weeds $14.75; W. Wade
repairs to culvert $3,20; Jas, Magof-
fin, repair to culvert $2.20; Wm.
Stewart, weeds and team $8,00; Fred
Demmerling, cutting weeds, $3.80;
Thos. Strong, dragging and repair to
roads $7.20; Bank of Commerce,
Cheques for road accounts $21.00; R.
H. Carson, grease, oil, bolts $7.34;
Bucks Robertson, making fill $30.00,
John Hyndman, culvert tile $53.45;
F. J. Gadcke, material for culvert
$10.60; Wm. Wilson, cedar for cul-
vert $9,15.
Moved by Lovell and Taylor, that
this Council do ,now adjourn to meet
in the Township Hall, Gorrie, on the third Wednesday in July. Car-
ried.
BELMORE
Delegates from Walkerton, Luck -
now, Teeswater, Holyrood, attended
the District meeting of the Wom-
en's Institute in the Community Hall
Wednesday afternoon, June 8th. In
all over 70 were present, A splendid
meeting was held through the com-
bined efforts of Mrs. Sterling Has-
kins, Mrs. Mulvey and Mrs. Abram.
A bountiful luncheon was served to
all at the close of the meeting.
Mr. Clarkson Douglas is taking
treatment in Toronto. We sincerely
hope it will be beneficial,
The Mission Circle of the Pres-
byterian Church are having a social
evening at George Lane's.
Miss Katherine Foster of New-
bridge, was a visitor at George
Herd's, Sunday.
Minnie Jeffray was a visitor on
the tenth, Saturday.
A large number turned out to the
bee at McIntosh cemetery Wednes-
day afternoon. The men had a mind
to work with scythes, sickles, lawn-
mowers. All at work, it soon look-
ed like a different spot. The ladies
served lunch on the church lawn. It
was indeed work coupled with pleas-
ure.
Mrs. Herd had a quilting bee on
Wednesday and Thursday.
Air. Robt, John Barton and his
nephews, of New York, called at
Mrs.., Jeffray's Saturday; Mr. and
Mrs. James Fleming, London, Fri-
day.
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Thursday, June 23rd, 1932
- men's Institute at Wroxeter Thurs-
t day of last week.
Mr. and Mrs, W. Simson, Mr, a
- Mrs. Sheldon Bricker and Jack, al
- Emmerson Shera, left on Monday f
a motor trip to Erie, Penn., whe.
they will visit Mr, and Mrs, Edwa
Laird.
Mr. and Mrs, J. H. Wade, For
wich, were guests of Mr, and Mr
1 Isaac Wade on Sunday.
Don't forget the Strawberry Fe
tival t, be held at Victoria Par
, Carrie; Tuesday, June 28th, and
the auspices of the W. A. of ti
United Church. This promises to
a real treat. See advt, in other c
umn of paper.
We congratulate Mr. and Mrs.
Stafford as a baby daughter b
come to make her home with the
Mr. Herbet Neill has returne
from a motor trip up through No
there Ontario, motoring as far nort
as Cochrane, visiting his sons
their farm . at Matheson. Althoug
this country is not so well settle
in the summer months tourists fin
refreshment stands at every turn a
most, except for 65 miles at Timag
ami, this being Indian and Pores
Reserve. North of Kirkland Lak
the only town where the mines ar
anyway active at all, but from ther
north are numerous mining tower
as far north as the mining countr
goes. Mr. Neill found the roads i
fine condition, being mostly rock an
gravel. The farming land is clay, an
is sold in sections, covered most]
by bush. It certainly is most inter
esting to talk with Mr. Neill of thi
trip.
Dr. and Mrs. Ramage were Gal
visitors on Sunday.
Mrs. Underwood of Wingham i
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Georg
Foster this week.
Mr. Thos. Nickolls has returne
home from Guelph where he visite
his daughter, Mrs. Hockridge.
Mr. and Mrs. Cook, Clifford, wer
Sunday guests of Mrs. James Bell.
Owing to Masonic Services bein
held in the Anglican Church, Ford
wich, on Sunday afternoon, servic
was held in Gorrie on Sunday morn
ing, the rector, Rev. Jones, occupy
ing the pulpit,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wright an
family of Lakelet, visited with Airs
James Bell on Friday, Mr. Eddo
Wright returning home with them
after spending a few days with hi
grandmother.
Mr. and Mrs. Russel Grainge
were Sunday visitors in Guelph.
One day last week. Mrs. Knowlson
had the pleasure of picking off her
own vines a ripe tomato, while sev-
eral more were fully matured.
Mrs. Alvin Moffatt and family of
Wroxeter returned to their home on
Wednesday last after spending a few
days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Cathers.
Miss Verna Osborn spent Sunday
at her home near Monkton.
Mr. Sandy Edgar visited his bro-
ther, Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Edgar,
in Walkerton, on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Black spent
Sunday with Mr. and. Mrs. Roy
Gadke in Fordwich.
Miss Agnes Edgar and friends
spent Sunday in Owen Sound.
The sympathy of the community
goes out to Mr. and Mrs. Lorne
Walker in the death of their infant
son, Elmer Dave, who was buried
here on Thursday last.
Friends of Mrs. .Pritchard will be
pleased to hear she is able to be up
a while and also sitting on the ver-
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GORRIE
Mr. and Mrs. George Foster visit-
ed on Sunday with Mrs. Underwood
of Wingham. The latter returned
with them and is spending, a few
days there.,
Rev. Harvey D. Moyer, of Pres-
ton, gave an interesting Temperance
sermon on Sunday morning in the
United Church in the interests of
Prohibition of Ontario Union. He
also spoke at Orangeville in the af-
ternoon.
Miss Anne Douglas visited with
her brother, Clarkston, in Toronto,
over the week -end, who is in poor
health.
The Anglican
Garden Party held
on Friday evening was a decided
Success in every way. The program
was well put on and was very hum-
orous throughout.
Fergus,
Mrs, Barton and baby, of I'crgus,
are at present visiting with Mrs. P.
Stinson,
Miss Janet Ruttan
was a visitor
with Miss Dorothy Edwards on Sun-
day. •
Mr, Sandy Hastie has returned to
Toronto after spending a few weeks
with his brother, I(en,
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest' Xing were
Sunday visitors with W. A. and Mrs.
Xing.
Quite a number from here attend-
ed tlte: annual meeting Of the Wo- M
ands,
Mrs. Edward Galbraith is spending
a few clays with Mr, and Mrs. Anson
Galbraith.
Mr. and Mrs• Reddon and fancily
of Toronto, spent the week -end at
the home of -Mr. and Mrs. R. G.
Dane.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott, of Attwood,
were guests of Mr, and Mrs, Matt-
hew Anger, last week,
lklr. Hugh McLean, of Harriston,
is visiting his sister, Mrs. W. Earng-
ey.
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Newton and
sons, Billy and Tommy, spent Sun-
day with Mr, and Mrs. Brawley at
Point Clarke.
Mrs. R. S. Clegg spent Sunday
with her sister,Mrs.Patrick, e.
Brus-
sels,
Miss Bertha Eat1, of Ethel, spent
the week -end, with her uncle and
aunt, Mr. and no
c Mrs. Thos. Earl.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ritchie, also Joe
and Harry Qucrin, of Toronto, call-
ed on Mrs. 5, Munro on Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs. W, Pyke spent Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. D. Clegg.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. James, of Al-
landale, are -.guests of Mr. and Mrs.
H, V. -Iolmes this week,
Mrs, S. Greer, anti daughter, Miss
•elva also Mrs, A Welsh, all of
Toronto, were guests of . Mr. and
Mrs. Holmes on 'Wednesday last.
Mrs. Mervin Walker., of Coldwat-
er, is visiting with Mr, and Mrs. J.
Walker,
Mrs. Lackic of Lucan, and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Wadsworth, of Selkirk, af-
ter spending two weeks with the for-
mcr's another, Mrs. Neill, returned to
their homes.
Messrs, Roy Strong, Midford
Nash, Sandford Zimmerman, Percy
Ashton have returned from Goderieh
where they were on the jury.
Rev. Canon Weaver, of Harriston,
will occupy the pulpit of St. Steph-
en's Church on Sunday.
Mrs. Charles King spent last week
in London returning on Sunday with
her brother, Mr. Sam Willis, also
Mr. Joe Barnard, of London. '
Dr. and Mrs. W. J. Ross and dau-
ghter, of Kitchener, spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Ross.
Rev. Jones is the proud possessor
of a new chevrolet.
Miss Rose Taylor who has been
visiting his sister, Mrs. Knowlson,
returned to Kitchener Iast week.
Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Sunnucks and
family, of Toronto, spent the week-
end with Mr. and Mrs. Herzog.
Mr. Herzog motored to Toronto
on Sunday evening, returning home
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Scott and son
of Blyth, Mrs. Leakie and Miss Bas-
com of Kincardine, Mrs, Patterson,
Mrs. Willis, also Miss Gerry Wing -
ham, were guests of Dr .and Mrs.
Armstrong on Sunday.
W. A. OF UNITED
CHURCH MEETING
The regular meeting of the W. A.
of the United Church, Gorrie, was
held at the home of Mrs. Wm. Pyke
on Wednesday of last week at 2.30
p.m. with a good attendance. The
ladies employed themselves working
the Autograph quilt which promises
to be a very attractive quilt.
The meeting opened by singing
hymn 12, followed with prayer by
the President, Mrs. W. G. Strong.
The Scripture Lesson, Psalm 19, was
read by Mrs. Chas. Black, Hymn
380 was then sung. The minutes of
last meeting were read and adopted,
after which arrangements were made
for the Strawberry Social to be held
on Tuesday, June 28th in Victoria
Park. The meeting closed with
hymn 230 and prayer by the Pastor,
Rev. Butt.
Refreshments were served by the
lunch committee and the hostess.
WROXETER
Bonn -In Howick, on June 1'7, to
Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Stafford (nee
Ethyl Wassman), a baby girl -
Thelma Gertrude.
Born - In Waterloo, to Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh MacLean, formerly of
Wroxeter, a daughter.
Mrs. Munroe and her son, Dr. Jno.
Munroe left Wednesday morning on
a motor trip to Quebec to visit Don-
ald Munroe and family. They were
accompanied by their guest, Miss E.
I3enington, of Cleveland.
Change of Date -The Garden par-
ty arranged under the auspices of
:Salem 'United Church for Juno 29th,
will take place Friday evening of
this week, June 24th, at the home
of Mr. Wm, Cathers. '
Mr. and k[rs. Alex. Sanderson and
family were Sunday visitors at the
hone of Airs. MacDougall,
Mrs. VanVelsor and Laurie mot-
ored to Weston on Friday. They
were accompanied on their return by
Miss Rona VanVelsor, who spent
the week -end at her home.
Mrs. James Sangster returned to
Weston with Miss Rona VanVelsor,
where she will visit friends for a
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Hemphill and
Afr. and Mrs, J. I. Allen were Sun-
day guests with Mrs. Allen's moth-
er, Mrs, Ross, in Gorrie.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Sellers visited in
Molesworth on Sunday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. F. Lowe.
Mr. Alfred Agar motored to Brant-
ford on Saturday to attend the
Breckenridge -Chandler wedding.
Miss Mar Beckman, 1 t
ncipal of
Fordwich Continuation School, is
presiding here for the examinations,
while Miss Elsie c )avi s principal
of Wroxeter Continuation School, is
presiding at Fordwieh.•
Mr, Fleming Black shipped a car-
load of cattle from here on Satur-
day. H, Grainger also shipped a car-
load of cattle on Monday.
Mn and Mrs, Alex. MacDonald of
Culross; were Sunday guests with
Mr. and Mrs. P. MacEwen,
Mr, and Mrs, George Mee and
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tea. . r snt prie .:' are the
lowest in 15 y a; °s.
Audrey, of Fordwich, were Sunday
guests at the home of Mr, and Mrs,
Thomas Shearer.
Mrs. Lorrimer, of Detroit, is
spending some time with her moth-
er, Mrs, Vogt, in town,
Mrs. M. S. Derby, Selkirk, and C.
Jenkins, Ingersoll, are guests this
week at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
S. Smyth.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter S. MacEwen
celebrated the 25th anniversary of
their marriage on Sunday, June 19.
On the Friday evening previous they
entertained to tea, when their guests
were: Mrs. Strachan, Mr. Dougal
Strachan, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew La-
mont, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Cardiff,
all of Brussels.
The subject of Rev. W. F. Fin -
lay's address at the usual morning
service in the United Church, was
"Learn to do well." In the evening
he spoke on "Guarding the Soul."
Next Sunday morning following the
morning service there will be the
celebration of Holy Communion.
Mr, and Mrs. Ed. Jackman, als
Mrs. Fleming, of Toronto, spent th
week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Tho
Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Jackman re
turned to the city on Sunday. Mrs.
Fleming will spend the summer with
her daughter, Mrs. Brown,
Mr. W. S. McKercher's man
° children of Listowel, spent one day
e recently with the former's parents,
s' Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Weir.
SALEM
Don't forget the Garden Party at
Salem, Friday, June 24th, to be held
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
Cathers. Everybody come and have
a good time. Admission 30c and 20e.
Miss Ethel Casemore of Belmore,
visited a few days with friends on.
the 6th line, last week.
Mrs. McGee, of Bluevale, spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Taylor.
Misses Jean McDonald and Jean
Fralick spent a day at the home of
the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.
Fralick-.
Miss Lida Willits spent Sunday at
the home of her parents.
Miss Eva McMichael has returned
hone from Port Burwell again for
the holidays.
Mrs. John Wray, of Wroxeter,
spent a few days with her son,
Gordon.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Weir and
Mr. and Mrs. Ervie Thomas and
family spent a few days with friends
in Niagara.
A large number from here attend -
friends are pleased to know he is im-
proving in health. 'We hope he may
continue.
Mrs. Clarence Hayes, Georgetown,
Department Speaker at the W. I.
District Annual, was entertained at
the hone of Mrs. J. Lovell, while in
town.
Mrs. Peter S. McEwen attended
the executive meeting of the W. M.
S. at Wingham last Thursday.
Miss Muriel Elliott, of Brussels,
was a guest of Mrs. J. N. Allen on
Sunday.
Miss Evelyn Gamble is spend-
ing her holidays at her home, Ford-
wich. We are pleased to hear that
the full staff of our Continuation and
Public School, have been re-engaged
for the coining year.
Mr. Andrew Shearer, of Toronto
University, is spending a few weeks
holidays at his home.
Airs. L.orinier and son, John, of
Detroit, are visiting Mrs. Vogt.
Miss Minnie Ball is seriously i11
at her home in Howick.
The Township Council met here
in the Town Hall last Wednesday.
The \Vroxeter softball team play-
ed the Fordwich teatn in Fordwich
Friday evening, the score was 15 to6
in favor of Wroxeter; Geo. Paulin,
Jr. was umpire,
Several Members of the local L.O.
1,.; \Vroxeter, attended the District
service held -in the Town Hall in
\Vingham, last Sunday afternoon,
Mr, Burns Moffatt and Miss Eth-
el Garniss were married recently at
the United Church manse, St, Hel-
ens. Mr. Moffatt is a son of Mr.
C. 13. Moffatt and the late Mrs. Mof-
fatt, and a grandson of Mr,, John
Davidson, of Wroxeter,
The members of the` School Beard
and the Secretary attended a meet-
ing held in the Gorrie School Mon-
day evening, when Inspector of Pub-
lic Schools, 3. M. Game, gave an in-
structive talk with illustrations as to
how the different grants are worked
out, There was a good attendance
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c f trustees es throughout the Town-
ship of Howick,
Mr. and Mrs, Bert Martin, also
Mrs. J. Allen, spent last Thursday
with friends in Toronto.
After spending
a few days with
her sister in Toronto, Mrs. Sarah
Gibson returned home on Sunday.
Afi and cl \Ars,
Bert. Martin,
a su
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Mrs. J Allen spent last Thursday
with friends in Tororttca,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gallaher; of
Salem, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
Gallaher and Miss Ada Gallaher,
spent the weak -end with friends in
Toronto,
After spending a few days: with
her sister, in '1aronto, Mrs, Sarah
Gibson returned hotne on Tuesday.
ed the Orange service in Winghanx
last Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs. Stewart Edgar, of
South of Gorrie, spent one day last
week with Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Ca-
thers.
Mr. Gordon Gibson, of Wroxeter,
is building a new abutment under the
bridge just south of here. It was
damaged during the spring freshet.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Galaher visit-
ed friends in Toronto a few days re-
cently.
Mr. and Ifs. Robert Ireland, of
near Teeswater, visited friends •here
one day recently.
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