HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1939-01-05, Page 1OBITUARY
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Bridge Club- 4.- ' *
A special nieeting ofr tlie
and Mrs. Gordon Davidson,
New Years in Lucknow at We
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas. L
A Matinee- will be held on-' Satur
day afternoon and eaim Saturday af
ternoon during the winter at the Ly
ceum Theatre, ' These^afternoon
formances will start ah’ 2.30 p.m.
Mayor Crawford Asked-For Full Dis
cussion of All Business.
COUNCIL HELI} ITS
INAUGURAL MEETING
Committees Selected and. Officials
Appointed!
•., Goderich. I trust in- 11s and it is m^ hope that we
riple sheer j will not betray that t^ust. H;
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lg.rn.ted The Gorrie Vidette and Wroxeier Newt.
M, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JANUARY 5th, 1939
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'John A*
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'■ ■ Epi? Deputy Reeve
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-f 50 55 88 107
-AJbfM E* ■
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For Council .
-I' ‘ Three' Elected’
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33 20 >141
JBtaker, Robert
; ,.^$L125
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$9 33
EEM'JjpINED
UNITED CHURCH
The rcghfer Now Year Communion
Service was, held in Wingham United
Church i,cm Sunday with a large at-
tendanc<| in spite of had weather con
ditions. i’Rw. J. K.. ‘ Anderson gave a
special New Year _ message, his sub-
g7o|ject being “Forgetting hnd Rememb-
. |ering,” mth of which are Christian
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.4 5
05 84
87 41
68 ’29
114 8$W 9
19 1'28 481
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19
18
18
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34 410.
Total
100
116
81
49
492
464
299
LOCALS LOS
HOCKEY OPENE
HONORED RETIRING
CHOIR LEADERMabel Johnston
The funeral of Miss Mabel Johns
ton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
Johnston, Lot 36, Conpdssion 3, Kin
loss, was held from the Whitechurch
United Church-on MondaYhfternoon,
January 2nd, with the pastor, Rev/
H. Mi Wright conducting • the seryic-
es, assisted by Rev. Jt Pollock. Bur?
ial took place in Whigham /Cemetery.
Miss Johnston was in her-.thirty ■’sev
enth year and had formerly been a'
school teacher. Since suffering.a ner
vous breakdown she has' been In poor
■health for a number of years. Slie.
1 passed on Friday, December 30th.' Of
a family of one spit; and live daugh
ters, Gershom, of East: Wa.wanosh;'
Mrs. James (Esther) Moore of Tpj>
onto, and Mrs. Cecil (Beatrice)
Chamney, of East Wawanosh, survive
to mourn with her parents the pass
ing of a beloved sister and daughter.
The sympathy" of this community is
extended to the bereaved family. .
*J' : ■
Header- i
Mrs. R,‘
;toq, to
;els,.was
mr ipar-
r, rector
o’clock
wore, a
hits net
)f carnh-
;y roses,
olor with
ties Hen-*
id bi’oth-
ttendants.
cere-
id at the
Arthur Too Big and JJqgt fpr
The new hockey season
was opened nt. the Aren
night, with the visiting
ers starting off with, a
5-1 win. It was an inaus;
ef in more ways than p
hi,indred 'fans making.<11
Diagonal Road. The
crew that failed to a
match the visitors, in
team-play, The. latter
ies can be remedied vi
tice, but' the team sb
mote, heft from som
change their style of p
ly, 'The Birds .were,
marry the puck, far to
ing themselves to a f
the blue lines,
Art Whittaker; . fo
Goodyear' star, lived
vance notices on the
A big, tireless skater,
pf results out of very
effort, He also proved 1
with his tham-mates, m:
nice-plays for his-mates:
Doyle and O'Ncil'klSo. p
ive ho’Hmy/Gm first, two.-
a pair’’ of goals/ Whittake
Other Arthur goal while
■ Cd the lone Wingham goa
anglg. shot ftom a few fe
terson' making the .play f
net,' The latter, a ncwcomc
peared to lack the size for
iate company although a fajr
All the boys.showed a great’
condition due to the short pfe-
ice-drills. , .
Arthur opened the scoring j
pair pf goals in the first pei
i’ed one in t|ie third and c
fourth* in the last canto bel
ply .from Wingham. A feu
later the visitors ■’Rnished'fth
for. the evening/; Nine pen^l
handed out* all .in the firsfi
iods, in what could 'hot be
robust game, The teams:.
Arthur? goal, Broivn;
O’Neill, Hillier; centre, M
wings, Hefferman;’ Green;, a
•Whiti'a_ker-,<7'Ja(;ksun.,?FatrleB
all, Doyle, , /
Wingham; goal, Lough;
Cruicks.hankSj. Mitchell; centre, r$ti
dy; wings, Br'own, Posliff;; alternate
Pattersonf Baker, Ratesqh, Mello
Miller,
Rpf er e c—Kemp, LI st ow el
.1st Period:
Arthur—McDonald (Hefferman},-
'■ ‘ . '9X4 min'4;
Arthur—Doyle (O’Neill) ‘ ",
15,29 mins'
Marshall
On Friday nght the members of St.1
Andrew’s Church Choir entertained
Mr, F.vJ. Hill' who has been choir
leader for 18 years> and who has re
tired from this- position. A sumptu
ous banquet was served in the -Sun
day: School room of the church in his
honor. Mj”», Hill was presented with
a purse of money and tlm following
address was read 'and presented, to
him. ;
Wingham,. Qrit; Dec; 30/1938
Dear Mr,. Hill:—■’ :'
• We,, the. members of St. Andrew's
[ Presbyterian Choir, have assembled ’
here this, evening to show, in a small
way, pur appreciation of your efforts -
and devotion as leader, for more than
eighteen years. ' • : . :/ :
No words are .adequate, to express
the measure of gdbd you have accom
plished, and the help you have given
to-both church and. community,, dur
ing, that period of untiring and faith
ful service. Your/efforts have, been
genuine and ceaseless with a stead-
. fast devotion to a work wortby.,..Qf ■
the highest praise and..commendation. |
Your, mfluence has,-,been ever onward
and. upward, 'seeking to lead the'
members to- use- their musical talents'
in a way. bi&ktlng to Christian sery-
■■■i'ck arT^rnuwi^AV'hjch shall not soon';
be forgotten. • , '. . •, .
To express our appreciation, iim a-
tangible way, we ask you to accept
this purse, with the best wishes and
gratitude of ; those who have served
under, your valuable leadership..
With .every good wish for yottr
health and happiness in the future/
On behalf of St, Andrew’s Presby
terian Choir.
—Lilia J. Taylor, Effie G. .Sher-
bondy, Sara MadLean. . .
if . »enng, ..............
virtues, I We must cast • out of our
minds the mistakes and failures of
’the pasl year, the petty grievances,
learnintBfcji only.’ to forgive but to.
forget. ^^Bshould forget many suc
cesses, memory of' which may
handicap us with oyer confidence. We
must remember thd' Lord and His
goodness, the times and. places in
which God spoke to us during the
past year, remember the ways in
[ which God has led us and with faith
and courage we must face the un
trodden ways of, the New Year, A
short service of remembrance- was ob
served in memory of fourteen mem-
bers who. had died during the year,! e
two of whom were members of the. I
(
At the., inaugural meeting of- the
Town Council held Tuesday evening,
Rev. J. F. Anderson offered prayer
for the Divine guidance* of the Mayor
and Councillors in the carrying out of
the town’s affairs for'1938.
All members were present and sub
scribed to the oath qf office, The
Council for 1939 is as (follows; May
or, J. H. Crawford; :;Reeve, R, S.
Hetherington; Councillors, J. J. Ev
ans, R. FI. Lloyd, Murray Johnson,
Walteik VanWyck, Frank Sturdy and
Elmer Wilkinson. ’.
i Mayor Crawford in h’is address wel-
j-enun, vu corned the new. councillors. He said
dien Mrs. j that each councillor himself included
was unit- had received a very high honour from
r. Gaunt of j the electors in. being made members
was per-1 <
two of whom were members of the
Session of the” Church. Sixteen new
members were received into church
fellowship and there were two adult
baptisms.. The service closed with the
administering of the communion-
293"F5'..79.2.8
Kinloss
^t^hard EUiott 324,
56. '
fern&r H, McIntosh 352,
K Angus McIntosh ^c'Kenkiu1 248; defeated,
■:£cwin 2,25, John Emerson
19
Fos-
jBlyth ■ *.
eeye—W.. G. McNall 158; W. H.
120.'1
.tmincil was elected by acclamation
Sa&t week ''' ,
■' Brussels
Council — Harry Bowler 309; .Wil-
dLed Cameron 275; Finlay Samis 265;
sand Harry /Champion. 248/ The de-
Hcated' Candidate was Walter Huggins
-wittK ;16.5, votes. R.eeye’; Walter Kerr
-was. elected' by acclamation last week.
■ Teeswater- •.
Reeve — J. W. Ross 329; H. Wei-
74; /. '■ ■ ’■
C&usicilC. -------
.Strome' ’ 266j. G. ..Small 255,
Brown’206., A,. Fladd 150x W.
316^’". ////»■;./■:■///.; :*?■•■..'//■.'.
< y‘ Carrick
Reevfe*fJ.dcob Fischer 419,t
,-3-IaeMe 280. -
Ch’xtncil' — J. R. .Morrison 483, Lin-
>aas ’Bruder *474,, C. Schefter 403, D.
Neither 360, IL-J^pl 304.
‘ , Kincardine
.Re<vc-~WiHiam Shewfelt 382; Jas.
"’JfayLor J8L . • ',. . '
Council — John C. McLeod 320,
Joseph' Avery 319, George Rutledge
22?3S^4kahn /Bd^heit 270, Defeated, Geo.
"^W'h/246:v , ■'•■<.• ”
C?' Cfniton
4^5^l^^.l.orS—M,4 Agnew, 436 votes;
M/fT* *^eKrijgli!i, 341; Fred Liver-
322; w. M. Aitken, 304;, W.
294 ;Kenneth Waters, 269.
□D^ie^ed candidates were: J. W. Ned-(
35>e?; ^65; David Churchill, 205; Robt. j
201, .and Frank Haines, 48.
IMiayor; andf Reeve given ac’clamation
fest w-eelc • Av '/
'fcihlross. ■ ■
Reeve—J. McInnis,, 391; B. Goetz,
2MK Coimcjl received .acclamation'.
' . Listowel £ •''
■j&ecve—J; G, Burt .325; Arthur
Sampson 301, Mayor and. Council ■
acdamatiomlast week. I
The’two by-laws facing the rate-
“jrayers were carried, The Memorial
JHbspJtal asking for '.$15;000 dollars J
tin, debentures stretching over a 10-1
period at .an interest .of three )
WINTER SPORTS /
GOT UNDER WAY
Skating and Curling were later this
year getting started. The Arena, op
ened for skating Saturday Y evening,
and was well patronised'as ilt was on
the holiday also, I
The Curlers got going with a bang
on Monday afternoon. A jittney was
held and . the attendance was big,
many sitting ill the club room watch
ing the games. - 1
Those who ski, -snow shoe <^nd to
boggan have had a great tithe this
past week when plenty of snow made
these sports most pleasant.
1 matching
on of Strat-
> of Goder-
After the
dinner was
r. and Mrs,
Mrs. Gaunt
■oom’s farm,
nship.
SATURDAY MATINEES
AT LYCEUM THEATRE
Attending Course at O.A.C.
Mr. Clarence Golley and Mr. John
Walters are attending a short course
in the Ontario Agricultural College
■at Guelph’.j
Passed Examinations
Miss Edna Ellen Jenkins has suc
cessfully passed her examinations for;
Registered Nurse and returns; tq’
Braa^ord shortly, I
Institut’e-JSuchre Friday# Jam 13th
The Women’s Institute willSfcld a
Euchre’ in the Council Chambers on
Friday, January 13th. Lunch served.
Admission 25c. Everyone invited.
Notice to Orangemen
The regular meeting of Friday ev
ening this vfreek of. L.O.L. 1WW794 is
postponed until Friday, an^^Wih, on
account of the week of prayer/'
Cabinet Minister in Boys’ Parliament
Lloyd Dark, of town was elected
Minister of Group Organization in
the Older Boys' Parliament of On
tario at a session of the parliament I
(held in Toronto last week. !
Royal Coupje to Visit
Western Ontario
King George and Queen Elizabeth
wjjl visit Western Ontario next June
on their return from .a tour of the
Canadian West. On Tuesday, June 6,
(raveling by train from Bracebridge,
Tlrnir Majesties will make brief stops
at Guelph, Kitchener and Stratford.
On the following day they will spend
one hour, from 9.30 to 10,30 a.m., in
, London before leaving for Hamilton
one half per.cent, carried by 2381 by way of Ingersoll, Woodstock and;
■Ao 112/The Imperial Cloth Company I Brantford. About 450 brief personal,
’l^yXa.w asking for a.fixed 'assessment | appearances will be made in Canada.
■ * " The RdyM couple will be in Toronto'
from 9 a.m;Ht.,q 6 p.m,, May 22'nd,
G, Bannerman 314, A.
J. H.
Austin
J:.K
I
$1,900’ over a ten-year period Car-
■.aried with h 274 vote and 59-against.
Juveniles in Group .13
The groupings for the Ontario
Jftprtmile Hockey Association have
.‘ibeeti announced and tile local entry
sponsored by the Lions • Club are in
,<»Pttp*'l& as follows.: Brussels, Luck-
.mow;, Ripley, Tees water, Wingham.
M^.tYhdk E. Madill’ of town is the
LEGION HELD
ANNUAL MEETING7
Officers for 1939 Elected 1
To
nth
|awy meeting *.of the La'd-
to the Legion will be
on Wednesday, Jan-
week, .In future all
>Ve held the secotijl
- each month unless
& The-.draw for ths
JY the members which
Kings window,,will
nmet'fng.
Wingham Branch No. 180 of the
Canadian Legion, British Empire Ser
vice I.eaguq held their- annual meet
ing in the Armouries on Thursday eyf
ening when the following ^fi<ys
were elected for the ensuing ySmiu
President—H. C. MacLcam,
1st Vice Pres.—*W. G. .Hamilton.
2nd Vice Pres.*-Duncan Kennedy
3rd Vice Pros.‘**E. S. Lewis
Trea5|Hrcr—-Bert Isard.
Sccretary^T. Y. Smith.
I nves
tied
Serge
Auditi
ligating Officer—Wm. Ken-
Uy*
!Unt-at-Arm8—»jD, Kennedy,
hrs—H. Browne, T, Mender*
cfc
yth, home of
Irs. Pollock,
etty wedding
er 31st, 1938,
fiss Dorothy
i, a graduate
ital, was mar-
11 Cooper of
nd Mrs. Hen-
rhe. ceremony
. C. H. Mac- ,
lerator of the
and London,
a Canada, as-
cLean, Wing-
leet of Whiter’
iding music,
silk chiffon in
eep American
olor was worn
ather gave her'
nvn was made
odice and very 1
bolero jacket,
er-tip veil was
of roses, and
rs. Her flowers
tanna Hill roses
Miss Marion
on, the bride’s
inctive gown of
tones of green,
wing lines, with
match. She car-
of Premier ros-
ooper of Guelph,
groom, was the
cd the ceremony,
>ck received her guests
fmpire model of navy
sequin trimmed, with
of white roses. The mother
ridegroom was gowiied in ro-
blue moire taffeta, made On
lines, with short jacket and
lering into a short train, and
corsage of pink roses.
dr return from a short motor
bride and bridegroom will
h-Antford.
■town guests were: Mr. and
hry Cooper, and Fred; Mr,
Harold Hodgson and Fred;
Mrs. Gordon Millet} Mr, and
race Mack;*Mr. and Mrs. R.l
and Misses Marion and Dor-
. and Mrs. A. Clegg; Miks
D'enc, R.N., all of Guelpla;
rgaret: (Mains', of Hamilton,*
Allison, of Hamilton;' Mr.
I, of Simcoe;' Miss
R.N., of Brampton';'
McBain, R.N., of B'ramp-
Mary D'owney, R.N., of
Mr. Leonard’ Lee, S'treets-
gucsts present were: Rev.
MftcDbnaldV Lucli-
Mrs. Kf
•and Mrs.
Ude Kelly,
lock, Mr,
r. Jack Pollbck, Miss
is Janet Craig, Miss
0, Miss Catherine
Janet Robertson*.
n u Marie
y wedflihg was held
ine Moman Catholic
C. H
Euchre and Dance ; .. /.
In Sacred Heart n$jv Parish
on Monday, January 9th/ Cards
10. Good Music. Gopd Lunch. Ad
mission 25 cents. :
Accepts Call to Atwood
Rev. J, R. Greig,' Bluevale, has an-1
nounced to the congregation of Knox;
^Presbyterian 'Chufchyhis acceptance
of a" call to Atw<?$d Presbyterian
Church, ' .. 2 ' ■
Appreciation Expressed' J
' ■ The- Superintendent, Staff ..amh-Pa*.,
tients of Wingham General Hospital
wish to heartily thank everyone who
contributed to the cheer at
pital this season.
Hospital Auxiliary to Meet
The regular meeting of the Wo
men’s Auxiliary to the General Hbs-=.
pital will be held in the Council
Chambers at 3.45 o’clock Monday af
ternoon, Jan. 9th. • . .
Held Euchre and Dance -*
The winners at JH^chre at the Sac
red Heart Parish Flail, Monday night
were: Jean Fisher and Clayton Fry-
fogl’e. Following the play” at cards
, dancing was enjoyed,
Holding Re-Union in Winnipeg
r The Bruce County Association
Manitoba are holding their annual
union and dance in the Fort Garry
’ Hotel, Winnipeg, on January 24th.
’ Mrs, W. Marshall, 6-254 Edmonton
St., is secretary of the association.
26th, 1938, ‘when Mary Loretta, dau- ,
ghter of Mr,, and (Mrs; James St. i
Marie, East Wawanosh, was married •
to Mr, Fred A. Robinson, of Green
Bay, Wise., son'of Mr. and Mrs, Fred /
Robinson, of Goderich. The cere
mony was performed by Rev. Father
McMahon of St. ’ Augustine, assisted
by Rev. Father Paquette, Wingham.
The bride was given in marriage, by
her father, Her gown was white net
over taffeta with train and she wore
a tulle Veil caltght with orange bios*
soms and carried Talisman roses and '
I lily-of-thewalley. Miss' Veronica St,
Marie, of St: Joseph’s Hospital,
Guelph, was her sister's bridesmaid-
.Her dress waKs egg-shell blue taffeta;
She wore a „ matching flowered hat
and carried Talisman, roses. Ruth
Lockridge, .of*Wingham, was charm
ing as flower, girl, dressed in pink
taffeta, , She word a* flowered' hand
can and carried Talisman roses* and'
forget-mcmots. VL.-X'yHV Rksbinsdn,
the groom's brojjier^'w'as best man.
Miss Mae K- Redm&'dd; hOUsln of the
groom, played the wedd'ifig music liTicl*
Mr. Wilfred1 Kinthan; also a* cousin
of the groom,, sang;
A reception was held following the
ceremony at the home of the bride's
parents. For travelling the bride
wore a wine dress?- grey coat and ac
cessories of wine and grey. Follow-
i ing a trip to Detroit and Chicago Mr,
.... r,„----- ...... : ami Mrs. Robinson will reside at
y morning, December Green Bay, Wise.# U?,S.A.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
•Dr, Mary Cosens of Guelph, spent'
the holidays at her home here.
Messrs.- Alton Adams and John,'P.-
McKibbon spent New Year’s in Tor
onto. ' ■ ; ■•/ •./„■;..
Mrs. Mary Dirisley spent Netk.
Years Day with her sister in Owed
Sound/' • : " . ^ / .
Mr. Alan Finlayson, Toronto, was
a week-end guest of Mr, and Mrs/
Harry Towne.
- Dr. E. S. Aitken, of Toronto, vis- j
ited last'week with Mr, and Mrs. W.
Elliott, Glenannan,
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Vogan of
Brookville visited over the holidayj
with Mrs. J. W. Dodd._ ■ ■ / - '
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Bishop, of
Bellville,'spent a couple of days last
week renewing friendships.
. Miss Ida Lutton, of . London; and
Mr, Jerry Lutton, of Toronto, spent
last week at their home here.
Mi;' Arthur Gee of Toronto spent,
week-end with his uncle and
aunt, Dr. and Mrs. F. A. Parker.
Miss Helen Miller, of Toronto, vis
ited over the holidays with her par-
- ■ent^*-.fM-r.t‘.an.d.'-MrS':v Wk A>.'.MUk.p'.vr -
Miss Fairy Fells and Mr. E-lliott
Fells spent the holidays with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Fells.
Miss Muriel Wordner of Napahee
is. spending a rew days at the home
of .Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McKibbon.
Mr. and Mrs. Eyerett Henderson
' and daughter of Detroit, visited in
Wingham at his mothers,. Mrs. Robt.
Henderson.‘Mr; • - - - - • -
spent
home
; R. T.
Mrs. Jean Terv.it and 'daughter,
, Donna of Port Burwell were holiday^
visitors with the former’s - mother,
Mrs, Phoebe Arde. . X ’; .
. Miss Barbara Holmes, of Goderich,,. •
who spent the holidays with her aunt
and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Mac-
Lean, returned, home on Monday. ■
Mr. and Mrs. A. R, DuVal Spent 1
last -week in Toronto visiting witji1
his sister, Miss Bmma DuVal who
is recovering from a serious illness.
Mrs.. John McCool returned on
Monday after spending Christmas,
and New Years with het < daughter,
Mrs. George Schaefer of Goderich.
Miss E. Musgrove, of Buffalo; Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley Smith, of Guelph,,
were holiday guests at the home of
their parents, Mr. and.< Mrs/ A,
'Musgrove. / ■ / ."'/ i
GIRLS’HOCKEY ;
PRACTICE FRIDAY
A hockey practice fdjt’-girls will be-
i held at the Arena'Friday evening of
this week' from 7 to 8 o’clock All*
girls wishing to catch a place on the I
..team are requested .to attend.. Turn
.out,, ,girls, r yob. ar^.,. a,B. a- .
Euchre and Dance at Belgrave
. Euchre and Dance in the Foresters’
Hall, Belgrave, at 8 .p.m. -Friday night
this week. Lunch served. Admission
25 cents. . , . ' . '
Play at Harriston Friday
Harriston has entered the “B” In- ,
(ermediate O.H.A. and are placed /ih
the same group with Wingham. The
local club will go to Harriston Fri
day night this week to take on this
new entry. . This makes' the group
six . teams: Wingham, Palmerston,
, .Arthur, Listowel, Lucknow and Har
riston.
A Prolific Cow
1 Mr, A. E. Purdon, of Whitechurch,
has a thoroughbred Durham cow
which will be five years old in April,
that gave birth to twin calves last
■ year and on Sunday, Jan, 1st, gave a
repeat performance. All four calves
are identically marked. Mr., Pardon
has six of this cow’s steer calves, the
first calf not yet two years old until
' March, All the calves., are. beauties'
and Mr. Purdon Js rightfully proud of
his cow and her herd of six calves.
If . J. ' . . - ' .•' X-A'
HURON COUNTY
COUNCIL FOR 1939
Palmerston Won .at Lttckttow . /■/•
On Tuesday night at Bucknpw,. the
Palmerston boys*, won ah' intermed
iate “.B'-J hockey game from the Se
poy crew .’by a. 4-2'- adore; | •’
Teeswater Efaying; Games? fier<£ -
‘ The1 Teeswater O.H.A? Juniors-
have made arrangements' tb«y play
:their.homes games at the Aren®, here.
Their firs^’. game is Thursday'pf this
I week wlitjh Kincardine will $Pi>osc
I them.
. ingham
Bridge U)ub held'(in the^ia^onic
.Hall on- Wednesday eyera^fe LL.
Week... The winners were-:
'South: lst\ J,. Mason -and
.Jiamsj tled\2nd and 3rd, Mi^Rdlterts
and Ifcti jSymers, Mrs*-,,
and I^w'BlaekwO'odi*^
Wilsdn-hntl J. H;
West: 1st, Hr. Geo, an^l
2nd, D, B,
;3rd, Mrs. K
Miss Marj
Crawford.
’ • L'.jO. ‘Jr. J./N .■■•■■!,/ . ;
Ashfjeki, Alex< F, McDonald
A'slifield,. (dep.)» Gilbert Frayne
Colborn.e, George Feagan
Goderich Twp., Wilmot Hardee
Grey, Henry Keys
Grey, (dep.), Thos. C. Wilson
Hay, George Armstrong
Ho wick J- w. Gamble
Howick, (dep»), David L. Weir
Hallett,. James Leiper
McKillop, N.. R. Dorrance
Morris, L; E, Cardiff.
Stanley.,. Fred Watson •
Stephony Chester Mawh’mncy ■
•Stephen,. (dep.)T Ed, Lamport
Tuckersmith,, Samuel Whitmore
Turnberry, Roland Grain
Usborne, Percy PasShiore
. East Wawanosh, Raymond Red
mond *
WW Wawanosh, Thos. Webster
Clinton, N, W. Trewartha
■Goderich, R. E. Turner
Goderich, ’ (dep.), A. D.. Brown
Seaforth, J. R. Scott
. Wibghaui, R, S. Hetherington
Bytk George McNall
if|Brbssdk, W. C. Kerr
leusail, R. IL ‘Shaddfck "'/JI-
Iter, W. X), Saunders
Penalties,-— Whittaker;
Bateson, Mellor,
s . 12nd Period
3 Arthur—Whitta,ker
Penalties — Marshall,
Patterson, Sturdy, O'Neill.
3rd Period
Arthur—Doyle (Jackson)
Wingham—Baker (Patterson)
Arthur—(McDonald (Hillier) 17.42
No penalties; ” ’ ’
14 mins,...
Jackson,
. '.•••■/' ..c '■ X
12.01
Attended Funeral in Peterborough ..
Mr. A, ,J. Walker attended the fun
eral of the late Chas. E. jMcIntyse^
in Peterborough on Thursday. -Mr»
Mclnyre was tire father-ifi-law of Mr;
Walker’s sister, licta, Mrs. C. ,C> Mc
Intyre; of Peterborough,** -■
Murray Rae Stars at .Tavistdck1
Murray Rae, star of last year’s Luc
key club, a local boy; who is" Sajily
missed in. the Wingham Bne-u^. this
year,Jed. the attack at Tayist'ock ag/
amst Goderich,' Tuesday night' and
with his . wings Neeb, and Vogt ac
counted for five .goals. The' Goderich
1 Sailors lost' 6T. Murray notched'
three goals, \ 1 ■ •/"’
Lots of Snow J- .,■■ ••; /i^'- •
The toads in this district Were
getting nicely opened, when \
Saturday night and .Sapday plngggd
the side roads and the snpw 'plo^ (>;
had to keep gq’ing to keep the’High?”
ways open. The drift during Suudhy
night ^topped travel on Highway
4 south of here until . came through about E; Mz iTm W
snow plow came thf-onght from,4JMw ■"il
owel d- little earlier the'^'^k '4hy«
With' plenty of snow a'hd. much
ground drift It surely .id-'jn old fash*/
Toned winie^-'-' The deliver,y in tfe' '/
rurual ror/es' is ’ very Jiff omit
‘' week- som
nd two 6
s. A.,
t and
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