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'CANADA'S NATIONAL CIAVI
Canada's National Game is Lacrosse.
,p until the fatty nineteen-twenties
'was Kield lacrosse and since then it :as
.been known as box lacrosse, 1.4e.
hockey. :across.: has changed with the
pasSin.t.z years. At first there were It
nez: cn a team, then 10, and in box
lacrosse 4. The smaller numbers of
132.14ers on a team shotild make it t.as.
to t:',4‘., teams in smaller towns,
For .many, many years, Lacrosse and
Winghart were s'ynonymous nines.
"my =.-ortiQt4„iianc invariably brought
hp the ether. Winghant triatrzt,-
aio0U,S lacrosse teams 4i1:43 -tlatky $tar
plaTers, 1:1-4e local cititenry :and busi-
tmss. baoked up the :oral reams in every
way. How times have changed! Va-
t:kr:L*4y.. there $1,..1e 7d be a place for
larconSse Wingluon's rartiti-
Ir is one of tho finest co.mpeti-
SHERBONDY'S
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MEALS
FOUNTAIN SERVICE
OYSTERS
Fruit Juices in stock
foe Smuner Harm and Cottages amos mita *marmot •tomip kg xi. it an m-ats alma of L=Zist euvidle--0* guts ages fai-90 wee =id
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The New Willys
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Now On Display
Far demonstration Phone 194
of drop in at
HOPPER'S
GARAGE
No. 4 Highway North of Town
Truel-s be available
in the near future.
The East Wawanosh aud Morris Federation of
Aviculture Executives are sponsoring a
PUNIC Meeting
in the Foresters' Hall, BELGRAVE, at 1.30 pam,
Wednesday, March 5
the 0.V,C., Guelph, will speak on ilruella..Abortus
Control,
The local V,eterinaries are eorkiiall,,s invite to
attend this meeting,
It is hol, ea that all farmers will in tat to this mtereszi!4; meting,
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Dr. at ;a from the OX,C,, Guelph, wall speak
on Calihood nut on; Dr. AteN'abb, also of
Sannazra All Bran eft or.. tin
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MARMALADE
THE WINO AM ADVANC4-TIMES Thurodayw, ,February 27, 1047
"
tir e Fantes, -deman.king ability, speed,
sta.:utak courage awl. team play from
'laze its players. 'e ''`itive and take" in
tais.FOS,•-ts teaches the lesson of give and
lal,,i;." s,,,, n,:cossa.ry to $1-71...*...1,eSS in life,.
A PriVressive live-wine town must
ioster all b.:an:hes ot $port; TLe 's''',11'30
II 24 laerosse should,he revived in Wing-,?
lhatn and surroutiolin;:: towns. It may
.,be pla.),--ed outdoors or in an arena. and
,tito necessary equipmetat is inexpen. '4
•:.ive. It sllouldn't he hard to re-alvak-
;en tact:ass.: interest in such f4-,ituer Itet.,
beds o5 t1?.e spi'tt as Clinton, Godericli.
Luck-now, Kir:cat:dire, Hanover. pur-;
;Lan:, Walkerton, lti.arkaiale and niany :.,
'other ;nearby t7wnS•
ilk t:AV.'3' LACTI there still must be •• . natty a.„,--,ttr, lacrosse stars 4-if other
days. In ANTinghant, to name a few..
••there are jc,ltn Hanna, M.P.r„ Ha:" ;
iviacLeati, l'ed Fini,,tt, 'W,, H. Gurney, k
Walter VanWyck, Alf, Locktilge.i
1,Valter Lockvid,i;e, Ter: Cruickshank:R.
and Harry Tiewne, There is no better •
game than lacrosse to keep hockey !,
ple4..,-..1,.: in good condi:inn la Me mon- I
tbs while there is no ice. If. Wing-
.trap is to ::are winning' hooker temns .•
nn:: 'winter, the plax-ers slteuld Val-
lacrcsse during the warm 'months.
Vi•inghant has the untrained marling'
*tater:al and a number of good coac- q
to available, but are oar sports' ort.:-..an-
irers aware ;If the fact!' , * ..- ...,..• ;I
1 N• C.A A,DIAN 'TROPICAL
I li:ALLEY MYTH
Recertt1Y. the Gio,be ard
Son airplane expedition into
the logeniary -Headless Vanty" his
the Na liar/. River District of the
thwestTerritories exTloded or debunk,
I the myth that there, is a tropioal
valley in Can.atia's northland,
less It-alley" is in reality a '21)Xraile
t Lyceum Thestr
WING AM
stretch c% tutsznairions country oziver-
n liree rivers. Liard, Nahanti and
zocated in the soutit-west corner
r,f the Tennitories where it
borderei by British Col:nub:7a and
the Yukon. It actually consists sty--
.C'ra! is..:. R`,+, a..1,74,..en assorted ....reeks.'
both hot atirl easel, three canyons and .
no waterfall, and is spread over an
Ira of about
stare
With the exception tof A few .1,,,ot priags.-. 'Headless Valley' is no dif
erent than marry ether rookey Mount
in 'Vaneys. There are az,. paint trees.
tr..t fronds, or ,;•.t her Zz,s.:^„
37.1st the orzlinary spro.ce and birch.
;jig alrnzst its exoe.pt through
long, narrow canyons, and the valleys
comPU..toly ringed by steep atz.nra-
itains... The wate.riall. the Virginia :•
Fans-, is 11:6" feet high 3na
car, ure day protide waterpower, but at
I the present there are no !lomat beings.
Inolion„ resident tourist, to. t
r...,,,art-ey its grandeur. Animals and
seera to ha cittite sc,S.TZ,e in the
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district also. As ir; tuary
itricts, there appear to he prospects el:
iuft oral wealth, but claims
liave ever been staked there.
The originator of much of the Na- 1,
I llanni legend is Philip 43,-,dsell. PROS.
to former Hudson Lay num and author
'id several book.s the Lorth. God-
Isell wrote a lurid talc eal,od 'Dead. 1 Men's Gold" for "Starlet and Crold",
"I the RCMP annual, which later appear-
led his book "The R.: arse of the
,Alaska iiightva3,-"„ published in 1944.
Free-lance writ•ers have rewritten this
!hig,,hly lurid, highly cede:mil tale and
spreatl. the story of the mysterious
tropical valley in the :-.,-‘rth. and each
;addled viz:hellish:tier:Is. The 'whole
••"1-1-oadless Valley" legend is an obvious
exaggeralion of every z-onceivable- tale
'about the Nahanti area, with every in-
zit:lent &inn: placed in one small myth-
ical
There is no tropical valley and there
i. T,, real TnYstery about the 'Head-
less Valley" or the Nahanni. District.
Like all northern districts it is a land
subsero cold for several rroraltse•
esrvit year; it is a country harsh and
creel to Me nninitiated and to ill-equip-
.ped prospectors and hunters; it is art
irlacces,4ble for many months each
year, ana where human help in an em-
'ergency is impossible; and it is an in-
hospitable country -where the unwary
land the unfortunate soone'r or later fall
prey to wild animals. Nature and mat
'unit laws were responsible for all the
tragedies a this northern district
',which rumor and literary intaginatin
and ers.pediency Isvore into the 'Head-
less Valley" myth.
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ait5 i.3 Ptelisb Pina=to 4 oz. pkg.
KRAFT CHEESE ..1c
All Brazils 11) oz.
TOMATO JUICE . for 1.9c
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O• RANGES, tlot. .
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JaturZy PA:IL
SeSeaCtiMi.
inany camera, ..,--ar, -3.-,...--ssessei i'; BELGRAVE I articles. The meeting was. closed with
- prayer! after which lunch was served some dew` e` by =ost. major pow.m.-s .
World Day of Prayer I by the hostess.
ts*. srattr".e-ess„trapdali.7.2rt ,gar almostbl 'The service of the World Day of 1
4v-ntire,12,. a. P.--iti:,.,, and Bri -'s.il-Cariatlit•-niPrayer was held in the Anglican 1
achievement. The idea wr-s P-e,iratealchareb....., Friday .afterwon. Leaders
in Britain, and the .5,-.-st North Amer- i were lira Wm, Ery,Iges, Mrs. R. J.
in= =mass p-roriutolon took place in . Scar/. and Mrs, Herb Wheeler. The '!
Canada. The U.S. Army got its fh-st address was given by Mrs. Dunlop. A i
7ar17.171.1Di'z o'hl-E'rTro-TittLYI-Tricii-lzrzo-'; Geo. Johnston and a solo by Mrs, Art i
.duet hy Mrs. Carl Procter and Mrs.
4,-inrnei was c.a.nazt=ler-1 in Get-man3-/.'Sear -with Mrs. Wade at the organ.
in 3.874 and its. use pat-Sr:tea in Swit-lRiayer were given by Mrs. Jos. Dun- i
,„,,,,,..„a_ is, ,,.....5. -,„„rit. Trv,r,i-artured : -bar, MOS. Athol Bruce, Mrs. Jam-
taw.4zittz;_tr.t-itF-7.a;Fr'•to.aetb st-L-'..Mi"-S.n ziootmllblifs. 2714 •" N7-3.;:latis.irr.,s..M.Jr.s. Anj, dC.crt'N'I'eth.elryi-s--. anRt; II 4 '
1 ar......7v Eagli... 1.*s. cle...veterit was Mr..; :fiar47. 'Campbell, /
1 w __...„, - 4. -7. -'7'.. h . 4 1,...:: ..., Anglican Ladies' Guild
'it 'also. the nab-stasitims
"C1-i-eit" fur rite:e.t.a:- pi.
• kns, and thnse sairroun.dfr:gs u an re
z.,......:mmte ...e;...ett ..-In at; the individual .;.:
4homes. of 1O...1=3.O.t`rtt .pletS, 'whin. to- -1
ni vether maize co tie picture. Era:.?: in-
1eiridel4 sb:411 et:tress lois 11.7 he: I
lrizit• in haute str-roendtngs sty 4.7;.ing
leverything passible to bitnutliy his, at
.13t7 awn ;"•-!,-Trne- The Whole :.am =Iv he ;
as pretty as its ports, so earl part ..1.,..
Sii=10.itS. 5.11V7' to b-untifY the ' 1
trchnie picture. Spring will satin be 1
. , st, 1,3;:r. neat. to arrtr'he your Lome
the neatest nut] ;m11-tie.,,t. place in town I
.,9-..:--tr s..n.r ;....ride. at a t.aterible way. * * *
,E.NOW WING.. '11),4M . i
1# /.tight is -a-tons forthatte in I'm '7! i
i
btatinr. gat the catiltzt-mr.e of the two i i
1.v..-sr -,t 1/OZZOI:-.S of the Ma laid River, 'II
anl=~ulsnore izt-tartate. in inith.ig• tv.'o 1
•Ttar.,,.. to goatartee. that at 1.mtst two 1 I
:4 ttes of the rser aiway$ Ihttr; t -lair ;; ?
..... °I water. Mooting is; a Ittaitity rti
o-cati:,:t; and it sotras to sitnitic that '4
t
laitiail:1
e skies uf ant- tnicto. :I there case;
'
r7
ur'?vE..ttage os to.i.z.". oi; the far-
tided -- t:4 te art
n.nra boating rttitusio_'sts. in town •,
flu. 7: tnniil in.= 1I.F.'"irit C.:eh Wad cle-i 111.11z77 ihe Aport. ;
4 .1.-......---, 1....-aila,-.7z.,,,,. ,....11 ,...cs En- , ., ,:,....‘r,, . as -brzals, annual mee*---...ng of the Anglican
and zorziat....ra_ ladies Guild was held at the home o
!„zizi=;s, :as gi=derl Mrs, C. H. 'Wade on Thursday aiter-
it mlamizeurtya the tuited moon. The meeting was opened with
prayer and Mrs. Henderson presided 3
y~ ray ttiit Y. inr.4„..acas ~vca far the election. The following were
•-•-at xor, the man:. 'bomb aPP3luted; Hon. Presi-
th e the Ion- cients, Mrs. Henderson. Mts., E. J.
r,E4r. and fL..5., d...?...,,,,givg.:1-4.anCentp, Miss Eliza. Procter; Pres.,
jare, Mospscpani,:lit3
C. 3deth- `srane ±.ate i..ver:±"rts to their orezi-ic.m4'''az.:tim:ab3. jee.;mesmis..HT:\e-avt's•terMdcuors-
el; Visiting
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Mrs, A * *
i Ik-r-R7R-Ta" 3..HOUGHT .Peratie. Auditors, Miss Isobel ,NOth-
"".....re.a man with soul so '111-s•• Lase Quilt
'drat who aerer 1'n:iv:a bath said,
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Higgins, Airs, tr3.• zum, zr.Lv zz.tive z•-•-fe A=stronFa Mrs. Herman Nretlt-
a • 1., :next meeting is to 6e held
wad czYcnary; mans; of all, we :are .74. the bane of :Mrs. D. Arrnstreng, 1„.".....e. ;24: 3-7 cz,--imathw w.th no unction sale of miscellaneous
in which -we live, 171..e hirce an gOant• _
izrznefititt SII:r.74"4=0- 7 ,nn.tnn,n.aamtmuntln.ntnnnaftrtfr.nmmtanl.a"aptlu
:lit at:hie:ye:neat of Go an,
I 11 ft ftststly,
JOSEPHINE ST., WINGHAM
114 oz. 'thz
CHICKEN HADDIE 25c
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