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REMINISCING
FORTY YEARS AGO
Minor Locals: Messrs. Wm. Nichol-
son, John Wilson, V.S., Robt. Currie,
Sr., and H. B. Elliott attended the
West Huron Liberal Convention at
Goderich on Friday. Mr. A. J. Mal-
colm, successor to Mr. C. N. Griffin
intends to give his customers prompt
delivery of groceries and provisions,
having this week pnrchased a horse
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Wroketer---Mr, and Mrs. rIoc. Allen
of Tilsonburg, spent the week-end with
Mr, and Mrs:Geo, Allen; Mr. Alex,
Holmes of Newton, is a visitor at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Nichol,
4th line, A very enjoyable) evening was
spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jas,
Harris on Friday last when they enter-
tained their neighbours and friends,
Gorrie-Gorrie C.P.R. Station was a
place of activity on Friday when the
eastbound train came in as several took
advantage of the cheap rates' to Tor-
onto. Those leaving here were: Mrs.
Ernest King, Mrs, John ,Hyndman,
Mrs, Fred Hyndrnan, Mrs. Greavcs,
Mr. Norman Wade, Mrs. Blythe Mc-
Laughlin, Mrs. 1-1, V, Holmes, Mr.
Hill, Mrs, Carl Newton and baby, J.
Earngey, Miss Howard, R.N., Robt,
Graham, Mrs. T. Short, ,Mrs. James
King,- Mrs. H. Herzog, Richard Mc-
Grath and Mrs, Jas. McLeod.
Walkerton Lost To Wingham-The
hockey game between Damm's team
from Walkerton, and the local squad
of puck-chasers was a real fine exhib-
ition of Canada's premier winter sport,
The local boys played well to win by
2 to 1, The Line-ups; Walkerton-
Goal, K. Leaner; defence, J. Smith
and G, Wallace; centre, R. Bruder;
left wing, C. Becker; right wing, R.
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llinghousen; alternates, I. Lobsinger,
II, Randall, O. Burns, C. Schnurn
Wingham-Goal, Zulauf; defence, K.
iSomers and R. Rae; Centre, Jack Brac-
kenbury; left wing, M. Rae; right
wing, H. Browne; alternates, W. Gurn-
ey, J, Thompson, Ted Elliott, B. Fox,
J, Wayne and J. Cruicksank. Referee,
:Harris Rife, Walkerton,
Quick Quaker OATS, per box . , 29c
Campbell's Tomato SOUP, tin s 1 0 C
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of good health, as a mark of apprecra-
S' I tion, we are pleased to enclose a clusque
for one month's salary, Carried.
Wbiteehurch-Mr. and Mrs, John
Falconer, Marjorie and Joe of Wing-
!" ham, spent Thursday with Mr. and
t: Mrs, Ezra" Welwood. Mr. and Mrs. Al,
Dowling of Mt. Forest, are visiting
with her parents, Mr, and Mrs, Bert
Reed. Mrs. A. Portion, Miss Agnes
McKay, Mr. 'Robe, Mowbray of White,
church, and Mt-- Gordon MacKay of
Wingham, and Miss Bertha MacKay of
Stratford, were in Dunnville last Wed-
nesday,
and sleigh to he used .for this purpose.
Personals-Dr. and Mrs. A, R.
McKay, and two daughters of Bottin-,
eau, North Dakota, are visiting with
Dr. and Mrs. A, j, Irwin,; Mrs, Mt..
Kay tbeing a sister of Mrs, Irwin. Mr.
John Isbister of Saskatoon, Sask., was
visiting for a few days With'his uncle,
Mr. Wm. Ishister of Morris, Miss
Grace Greer has returned home ofter
month's visit with relatives .in Strat-
ford.
Malcolm-MeLerman-A marriage
was celebrated Wednesday, jannary
29th, at the home of Mrs. McLennan,
Kinloss, when .her daughter, WO Liz-
zie, became the bride of Mr, MeBeath Malcom, formerly of Brantford, Rev,
Mr. Duncan officiated,
East Wawanosh-Among the dele-
gates who attended the LiberaJ conven-
tion on Friday at Goderich from this
township were John Gillespie, GM M.
Robertson, John Reid, Elisha Walker,
Wm, Dobie, Alex Porterfield, • Wm,
Robinson and Chas,. Campbell,
Town Directory cont'd-Public
School Teachers-A, H. Musgrove,
Principal; Miss crock, Miss Reynolds,
Miss Farquharson, Miss Wilson, Miss
Cummings and Miss Matheson. Board
of Health----Thos. Bell (Chairman),
R. Porter, Thomas Gregory, John Wil-
son, V.S.; J. 13. Ferguson, Secretary;
Dr. 5. R. MacDonald, Medical Health
Officer.
McBurney-Robertson-iMarried in
East Wawanosh, on the ,lst., inst., at
the residence of the bride's father, by
Rev. Jas. A, Anderson, 13. A„ Adam
McBurney, of Turnberry, to Mary,
eldest daughter of David Robertson,
East Wawanosh, (From twenty Years
Ago column.)
Notes and Comments-So much
depends upon the point of view. A tra-
veller in one of the Western States vis-
ited a little town where he saw a
church building being moved •on rollers
through one of the crookedest streets.
A citizen of whom he inquired the
cause said; "Wal, stranger, Pm the
mayor of this here city, 'nd I go in for
law an' order, We've got an ordinance
what says that 'no saloon shall be near-
er than 300 feet to a church,' and so I
gave them just three days to move the
church!"-Toronto Presbyterian.
The Annual Meeting-The annual
congregational meeting of St, Andrew's
Presbyterian Church was held on Fri-
day evening and was very well attend-
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ed, considering the stormy weather.
The pastor, Rea. D. Perrie, occupied
the chair and various reports presented
showed that last year was one of the
most successful in the history of the
congregation. The Board of Managers
for this year are R. A. Hutchison,
Robt. Maxwell ((treasurer), John Rit-
chie, ((Secretary), Alex. Young, \Vm.
Nicholson, 0, T. Hepburn, D. Currie,
John F. Linklater and R. S. McGee,
'r, Gco, W. Cline was re-engaged as
choir leader and Miss Eva Gracey as
organist; and Mr, Hugh Hamilton as
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Salada Tett Sales for 1947 showed a
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TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO
Crawford's Rink Wins-Elgin and
Reo trophies both come to Wingham.
A. 113, Crawford skipped his Wingham
rink through to a second trophy at the
bonspiel held at St. Thomas. In addit-
ion to capturing the Reo trophy, he al-
so annexed the Elgin trophy by de-feating W. H, Smith's quartette from
Owen Sound, The Wingham rink com-
posed of Dr. Fortune, W. S. ,Mitchell,
J. A. Currie, and A. M, Crawford,
(skip).
Celebration at Wingllam---North
Huron L. 0. L. held their annual
'meeting in the Winghant Orange Hall,
on Tuesday evening. The followhig of-
ficers were elected for 1023; C. M.
John Montgomery.; 17, M. Rev. H. W.
'Snell; Chaldaic', J, A. Johnson; Pee.
Sec., A. G. Smith; Fin, See,. 5. G.
• Stewart; Treas., Chas. Coolies; 1st.
Lett.. flirt Watson; 2tut, Led., Roht.
Wallace; D. of C., L. V. Cardiff. It
'was unanimously decided to celebrate, INTERMEDIATES WIN .
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tthe Battle of the Boyne on the 12th of
July in Wingham.
Glenamtan-On Friday night, belt.
9th, the young people of Glenannan
are presenting a play, entitled, "Mr
MI-Fashioned Mother" which will be
given in Eadie's Church, The charact-
ers are as follows: Deborah rnderhill.
Ethel Hastings; \Vhbler Bill Pindle.
Mrs. Oliver Stokes; Lowizy Loving
Custard, Myrtle Bennett; Isabel Shinn
scoff, Jean Wilton; Gtoriana Perkins,
Mabel Stokes; Sukey Pholle, MO
Metcalfe; Jtihn t oderlulll. Leslie For-
tune; Charlie Oulerltill, Thos. Met-
calfe; Jonah Quackenbush, Normah
3Jtiir; Jeremiah Goslieg, "Jerry", 'Wil-
fred Murchison; Pnoelt Rorie, Robin
rampbell, Quintus Todd, Grant Wil-
"2:Mrs, Temple's Telegrate-To John
Brown, Phu Awntie, Picidet.m:-t
,implore you to see 711t, at mice. Hus-
band must not 1:110W. happiness de-
pends on you. Shall be in all ;lay wait-
ing for you. (signed) Clara Temple, 99
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9th. Cast: H, J. Jobb, Jack Temple;
t Miss Aiken Kennedy, his wife, Mrs.
Jack, Temple; P. T. Nash, John Brown;
Req. S. Williams, Fred Puller; Miss
Eva Dawson, his wife, Mrs. Fred Eul-
kir; C. li. Wilkinson, Captain Sharp;
Miss May Allen, Dorothy; Jervis tut-
ton, the butlers Wigson.
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FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
T. W. Platt, Appointed Nightwatch-
' matt A Committee of the Town Coun-
cil selected Mr, T. W. Platt for the
position of Nightwatchman on one
month's trial, the duties to be assumed
4111 February 14th. By-Law No. 1044
'to appoint Mr. T. W. Platt to the posi-
tion of Nightwatchman, was then read
three Ones.
Town 'Council Notts-Moved by
Conn. Hahna, seconded by Coen, Wil-
kiriSal, that We, the Town Council of
Wingham send to Mr. Edwin Lewis,
a letter of thanks ,and appreciation of
his long services of 'V years as Night-
Watehtean of this Town and hope that'
Even the swirl of the 1,4 ,pipes tailt.,I
to halt the soaring Rockets Saturday
night as they downed the Paisley Fly- :
lug &oh:Innen 9-2. Stlb-z.erit wt',ttht'r II
prevailed as in Thursdays Jut nilee I
game which was a detertnining faetkir
in lessening the attendance. Saturday-
nights contest was practically an hour
late in starting, as some ,ti the visit-
ant were late it: arrivitrn. With
inperathres far below normal, many
fans are justified ill CollIplailling. Wliell
games fail to start on time, and this
lwill definitely cut the attendance. It
the games were 'billed for 8.30 as
t'ltrotigh the week, no doubt by nine,
?the game could he underway. In the .
.I Wingham-Ehnwood game, the game
: was held. up waiting for a referee to il
make his appearance, but tinder heavy
road conditions in this case.
• True to tradition the Scutchmen en-
tertained with Scotch numbers, by pip-
l ers aieorge MacDonalld and Stewart
Muir. Starting his hockey career- at the
Sage of 14 and playing his 32nd season'
'of organized hockey, • George Grant
bolstered the Paisley defence, George
was a former pro with the Detroit Oly-
mpics, and still makes his presence
felt.
Ted Priglish and "Bony" Foster led
the Wingham attack performing the
hat trick while Templeman notched
two. Young scored the Rockets other
lone 'tally, while assisting in three oth-
yers, The game failed to produce a pen-
alty which is a record here this season.
Gregg and Worthington eombined for
the visitors goals.
Wingham-Goals, Grob; defence,
Young, Belli; centre, Foster; wings,;
English, P,ilgar; alternates, T'y'ne, Hil-
bert, Templeman, Lloyd.
Paisley-Goal, Mire; defence, 'Grant, !
Gregg; centre, G. Reeves; wings. Pick-',.
aril, Worthington; alternates, Leath,
Stark, MacGregor, W. Reeves, Rolston.
Referee, lz, W, Xemo, Listowell.
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TnE WORK of burying telephonewares tlr placing them
in overhead cable continues year after year. Today, over
4 million miles of telephone wires, 95% our total, are In
cable, Sakr from storms. Service interruptions caused by
weather are fewer, and still our constant aim is to provide
even better service.
lot only is our service becoming more dependable,
but it's growing, too. We are filling orders for telephones
just as fast as new equipment is available. More telephones
plus more Ilependable service - and always at the lowest
possible cost-mean greater telephone value for every user.
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