The Wingham Advance-Times, 1948-01-21, Page 10s
VAGE TM.," THE WIN GHAM ADVANCE-TIMES Wednesday, January 21, 1948
Mr, Thos. Olirafka of Elmira, spent
the week-end with his parents.
The Young People's Union will meet
at the .home of Patricia Strong on
Sunday, January 25th, at 8,30 p.m.
Kathleen . Cathers and Joyce Thornton
will have charge of the program,
We are sorry to learn that "Mrs,
Robert Cathers and Mr, John fiynd-
man are Under the Doctor's care at
present.
Mr and Mrs, Geo Brown were in
Kitchener on Wednesday,
Two rinks of curlers were at Har-
riston on Monday taking part in the
Bouspiel. They were Ben Maguire
(skip), Jack Cathers, Ken Hastie and
Art, Stephens, Geo, Gallaway (skip),
Wes, Gallaway, Harold King and Mil-
ford Nash, The first rink were win
ners of the third prize of an electric
toaster for each.
The Annual Vestry Meeting of St.
Stephen's Anglican Church will be held
on. Thursday evening at 8.15 in the
Orange Hall, After the business meet-
ing lunch will be served and a social
time enjoyed.
Miss Eleanore and Mr. Norman Car-
son spent several days last week in
Toronto.
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Miss Myrtle Short opened her home
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GORRIE Mr. and Mrs. Clif Cook, Vern and Na-
dine, were Sunday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. N. T. Cook of Clifford,
The Anglican W,A. will meet on
Thursday afternoon in the Orange
Hall. A full attendance is requested as
there will be a quilting.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard King and
family of Listowel, were week-end vis-
itors with Mr. and Mrs, Steve King,
Mr. Ken Watson was in London last
week.
The W.M.S. will be quilting several
quilts in the basement of the church
on Thursday, January 22nd,, at 1 p.
The ladies are asked to bring to this
meeting any second hand clothing for
Western Europe Relief, as the need is
great. All the ladies of the congrega-
tion are invited and urged to attend.
Mrs. George Newton and Mrs. Wes.
Newton of Wroxeter, called on Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Chapman on Satur-
day.
Don"t forget "Family Night" which
the Community Club are holding on
Monday evening, January 26th. All are
invited and ladies are asked to please
bring lunch. There will be motion pic-
tures, a short program in commemor-
ation of Robert Burns birthday, on
January 25th., and old time (lancing at
the close. Come and enjoy the com-
munity social evening to which there
is no charge.
Maurice, Jean and Bill Wallace, of
the 10th .con., East spent Sunday with
their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas,
McGuffin.
Mr. Mac. Hutchison, Chesley, spent
the week-end with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John Hutcheson,
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Hyndman visited
at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Fred
Young, Harriston, on Sunday.
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1-13, Mrs, W. C, King read the first
chapter of the new Study Book, "First
Canadians". After discussion of busi-
ness matters the benediction was pro-
nounced by Rev. j. C. Caley and a
dainty lunch was served by the hos-
tess.
home of Mrs. Wilfred King on Tues-
day Jan. 13th., with a splendid attend-
ance. The meeting opened in the Us-
ual manner with Mrs. P. Ashton in the
chair. The minutes were read and a
financial report given. Twenty-two
Christmas cheer boxes had been sent
out and many notes of thanks were
read, "Money was voted for Aid to
Children Fund. Mrs. Glenn Johnston
was appointed leader for the Garden
Brigade, The Motto, He who has
books never lacks a friend was read by
Mrs. Vogan. Mrs. C. Michel gave cur-
rent events. Erland Gregg gave a re-
port of her course in Horticulture at
Guelph during the Xmas holidays. Er-
land was one of the eight girls to be
chosen from the province. Mrs. A.
Stephens gave a splendid talk on Can-
adian Literature taking as her subject,
the poetess, Patilene Johnston, who
was the daughter of a Mohawk Indian
Chief mid his English wife and was
born near Brantford, Out. The poem,
"The Song My Paddle Sings" won her
fame, her works are well known and
loved ant! Canada can be proud of her
gift to Canadian Literature.
Mrs, Norman Wade gave a talk on
Canadian Musk, Canadian Musicians
should be encouraged as they are all
too few. Among the most outstanding
of our Canadian musicians is Sir Ern-
est MacMillan, One Canadian woman
has the high honour condusting her
orchestra at Carnegie Hall,N.Y. Music
features are growing and should be
given every support and there is no,
power like music in the church.
The Roll Call was a New Year's lie-
solution. A dainty lunch was served by
Mrs. King and Mrs. Fred Hyndinan,
and 4 social half hour was enjoyed.
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Harvey Sparling taking charge. The
. hymn "Jesus Saviour Pilot Me" was
! sung followed with prayer by Mrs. H.
Ashton. Mrs. P. Kaine read the 23rd.
psalm as the scripture reading. Mrs.
M. Irwin, Mrs. T. Douglas and Miss
Margaret Dane gave interesting read-
ings suitable for the first meeting of
the New Year. "All the way My Sav-
i ourr Leads Me" was sung, Many
thank you cards were read front those,
receiving Christmas boxes of cheer.
An interesting discussion was held on
ways and means to encourage others to
attend our meetings, There were 18
members atul 1 visitor present. Mrs.
Irvin offered her home for the next
meeting. "Blest Be the Tie that Binds"
was sung and the meeting closed with
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PUMPKIN 35c Paced by Krawenchuck former Ed-
monton Star with three goals the Wal-
kerton Capitols downed the Wiugham
Rockets here Saturday night in An ex-
hibition debut 9-5. The Walkerton Cap-
itols OHA entry, are in first place in
their group, and ice a well balanced
team, with Silk performing 6,tception-
ally gbod in goal, 'Umpire feature of
Saturday's tussle was the appearance
on the ice of Lett and Doug Trustitt-
ki, a father and ,Son combination, with
Len 'Showing plenty of hockey
yet despite his years.-' For Wingliam,
Nellans mid ilartliff of the Clinton
Colo performed on the defence with
Calhoun on forward line, and gat-
cred among the three of them four
goats and one. assist,. Edgar notched
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HEINZ ,'BABY FOODS--(AUXbuls) Underwood. Only four penalties were
handed out by Frank Kemp of Lis
towel. Walkerton, Goal, Silk; defence,
Caruso; Marshall; tented; Craig;
wings, D. 'Trnshittski, Moos, alternates,
Potts, Krawenchtteli, MacDonald, Me-
Carter, Gable, TruShinski; sub-
goalie, Austen,
Wingham, Goal, McLeod; defence,
Nellans, Emilia; centre, Foster; wings,
Rat, English; alternates, Pym,
Templeman, Pell, Edgar,,, Cal-
houn, UndetwOdd; Sub-goalie, 'GrtiVes,
Referee, Frank Kemp,, Listowel.
Summary
First Period
1. Walkerton, Krawencliuck, (Mac
Donald) 212,
2. Wingbatri Xellaus, (Rae) 20
S. Walkerton, KraWentliuck
witigtliam Edgar (Underwood) 17;f
5 Walkerton Moos (Craig) 15.08.
G. Walkerton D. Trushiriski, (Craig)
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7. Walkerton Itravtenchuek (Potts)
1946,
Penalty, McCarter.
Second Period, Scoreless.
Penalties, Carftso, English.
Third Period
8. Witighani, Earthff, (Poster) 2.06
9. Wingliatri ttartliff (Calhoun) SOO
10. Walkerton, -Marshall (Krawett
ihttelc) '4.28,
11. Walkerton Care* (14 Tritabbiski) 8.40
12, Walkerton Craig (1). TruShinski)
6.65,
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