The Wingham Advance-Times, 1948-02-18, Page 1With Which, is Amalgamated The Gerrie Vidette and Wroxeter News
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Thomas
684
The Dr,
jest since
Thomas
won the
forethe Pr
he rolled
by Benso
Majority f
The tot
14,508, ex
1945 by 1
The fol
rminipipali
'Cloderich
Exeter
Goderich
flay Tow
McKillop
Seaforth
Stephen
Mullet To
Stanley T
Clinton
Mensall
Tuckersmi
Usborne
Clinton A
Cloderich
Special S
Februa
t ons Year
ited
meeting of
al Fire In-
d in the
n Friday,
ident, Ew-
hair and
ss for the
ports hay-
nested the
rman. Mr.
Reeve of
appointed
Mr. Weir
Directors
also ask-
fullest co-
lie ahead.
nations for
:tors being
Harding.
a nimations,
appointed
rs, Ewart
were
ruing year.
7 enjoyed
teased the
plus as at
08.85. The
past year
33, and
ilicies over
r.
ng immed-
Meeting,
nted Press
'8', Vice-
The Fe
'branch of
be held o
at 2.80 p.
Dr.W.A
speaker f
tesses are
Godkin, Is
cott, Mrs.
Member
will be a
hand clot
be put in
enlist be se
Also—T
Food for
elepartmen
on the aft
Friday, F
6 to 4 o'cloc
charge,
and every
Thursday
ing of the
result of
s. A. R.
, W. H.
3rd., Mrs,
Mrs. Geo.
feu John-
on; 2nd.,
Y, Mc-
dy and j-
ilson and
r-
E
A Emit
the Forre
Wedtiesda
8.15 sharp
Robertson
lucky dray
.AssociatiO
INTER
id persons
wn homes
nsored by
Housing
a public
Monday,
m.
e London
xplain the
Veterans
wn homes
Mayor.
Playing the seaso
'Wingham
win over
last Frida
the locals
group five
Chesley in
▪ nals. A
layed the
nuking at
the game)
substitellit
team arriv
Poster I
seven goo
tInderwoo
'Templema
ors McAr
three, Cas
one tacit.
ties. Seli
officials, p
who *as
road cond
Wingha
Young,
English+ '
bat, 'Cas
Green.
Pert E
ItcPlierso
thur,
ternates,
Dermid,
feteeS, Sel
Follow;
b, !Mom 14th,
n NSIIIP
afternoon
Girls Bas-
Godetich
o win the
Basketball
glut game
ous theric.
time score
ni came ore
ore their
times with
being call-
11 against
ility of the
foul shots
cm They
e Goderieh
4,
effective
and Lois
test, Gloria
Ross with
dally good
high-secr.
champion-
nt has won
• and
elated. The
e WOSSA
Ltleknow
Harriston
Wirigharri
Southarrtpi
thesley
ElinwOod
Allenford
Paisley E
Port Elgi
th 14
ham girls
i n the post
Secondary
ership by.
83.14, in A
here Wed-
Is built op
and made
itrrring 14
G. W.
IRON
RVAT1VES
By -ELECTION
WON !LOCAL
,
RECREATION
COUNCIL ...._.
ST. ANDREWS
WIS. MEETING
PRESSPAYS Tm
MAN'S ....,
BEST
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FRIEND REPORT ANNuAL
orE,LIONS waRm
nnnvrn
WELL
nM
ATTENDED
v SPONSOR
TO
EASTER SEAL DRIVE
i
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Pryde Had a Majority
Over Benson Tuckey
of Financial Statement, January 1st, 1947
to December 31st, 1947
New Study Book Introduced Forty years ago there were few if Held In
J.
the
C.
United
Reading
1••••••*•,..
Church
As
With Mrs,
Speaker
Proceeds From Seals For Crippled
Children's Society Of Ontario es
Company Enjoyed Prospe
Directors Re-Appoix ------
-----
The
any motor cars. In those days people
Pryde
up
Township
!w Government won
the general election,
of Exeter, on
Huron Provincial by-election
)gressive Conservatives 7,618 votes to 6,934
or Mr. Pryde was
I vote polled on Monday
reeding the 13,444
)64.
lowing are the results
ties:
Pryde
Township 451
922
1277
aship
Township 262
537
'ownship 919
wnship 324
ownship 498
737
216
tit Township ., 441
lvance
A.dvance es- ..... so
7618
564
its
684.
cast
456
11
3
_
Monday,
polled
Tuckey
first
when
wh en
was
by
288
388
1218
836
445
551
650
489
444
575
175
582
283
2
8
6934
in Whitfield,followedbythe
Receipts
Jan. 1, 1947, Bal: forward $ 16,22
Revenue from activities , .. eg7 73 ..... se.. . .
Grants. and donations: •Tuesday
Town of Wingham, re park 100,00
"Town of Wingham, salaries , 2256,91
Province of Ontario ' 143.0e
Fish and Gaines Club 15,00
Lions Club for program ,., 100,00
Lions' Club, floodlights ''''''' " 1434.83
Fry & Blackball 100.00
C. Lloyd & Son Ltd. 250.00
Western Foundry Co. Ltd, ...., 250.00
Wingham Softball Assn. 608.57
.
I Tuckey, Liberal candidate.'•
regular monthly meeting
Women's Missionary Society
Andrew's Presbyterian
held in the Sunday School
afternoon, February
three o'clock. There was
attendance, and the President,
Fortune, occupied the chair
the meeting. After the
hymn, a prayer was given
Reading, which was divided
parts, and read by Miss
Mrs. Godkin, Miss A,
Mrs. W. Mitchell.
The reports of the Secretary
of the
of St,
Church, was
room on
ith, at
a splendid
Mrs. L.
and opened
singingos f a
by Mrs. C.
Scripture
into four
F. Wilson,
Mitchell and
and the
came to town in horse-drawn vehicles
stables, and church Sheds for the ac-
commoda.tion of their horses. . e
Time has brought about many. chart.
ges. Gone are ehe familiar watering
troughs and the tethering posts, in fact • in this day and age of mechanization,
it is all tooeasy for each d
an every ' of one us to relegate to the back-
ground, one of Man's hest friends, but
many people stilt come to Wingham
with horses, especially during the
winter months. While many of us eaves
plain loud and long about parking • space for motor in
. The
Service
on Friday
Underwood
wises,
sociate
the Salvation
Armitage,
Herb. Mitchell
Sts Paul's,
stun, Mrs.
land of
L. Fortune,
J•Donaldson,
Mrs. Geo.
Mrs.
- service
Prayer"
. lee who
hymns . . choir of
inc ushers
Mrs. Fred
den and
Participating
elican Churche was
her subject.
ney accompanied
was
the
J.
and
was
was
of the .
annual
Leaders
sixteen
Mrs.
held
afternoon
taking
Mrs.
Mrs.
W.
United
Mrs.
R, Scott
Reading
chose
sung
also
Howson,
J.
Mrs.
Chur"ch.
service.
were
World Day
in the United
with
in the serviced
were: Mrs.
Army,
(Dr.) Connell,
and Mrs.
J. Reavie,
VanWyck,
Church
W.
from
of St.
the speaker
The" Lord's
A solo
by miss
by Mrs.
M the
. There
voices.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Hamilton.
W. VV, Cur-
may
and there were Hotel stables, livery
----,.,
the opening
H. C. MacLean,
of Prayer
Church
Mrs. Nelson
exer-
as As-
Gordon of
Mrs, Elwood
Mrs.
C. Hinde of
Mrs. Roul-
Mrs, Ping-
and Mrs.
Mrs.
Mitchell, and
St, Andrew's
Paul's An-
for the
Prayer
"The Lord's
Lois Whit-
organ for the
was a
A. W, Irwin,
R. R. Hob-
The regular dinner meeting of the
Lions Club was held at the Queen's
Hotel on Friday evening with a full at-
tendence. President Frank Madill 1 we -
corned Maurice Bader and Herb Fuller,13th,
guests of the Club, Tailtwister Wally
Armstrong gathered in the fines from
L. Lions who could not remember the
slogan on the front of the latest Lions'
Magazine. Many Lions could describe
the cover accurately but failed to re-
member the wording.
Lion Sam Burton introduced Maur-
ice Bader to the Club as a good boos-
ter for sport in the Community .and
expressed regret that Mr. Bader was
leaving Town. President Frank spoke
of the valuable contribution made to
the community and assured Mr. Bader
that the best wishes of the Club went
with him. In honour of Mr. Bader, the
Lions sang "Take iMe Out to the Old
Ball Game and gave him a vigorous
Lions Roar,
Mr. Bader thanked Lions for the
fine community spirit accomplished
by the Club and assured them that he
would always cherish memories of
good times in Wingham. The song,
The .seventy-fifth annual
the Howick Farmers' Mutt*
surance Company, was h I
Township ' e Hall, Gorrie, c
Feb..
1948, The Pre
art MeKercher, took the
briefly outlined the busine
year, 1947. The customary r
ing been disposed of, he rec
meeting to appoint a chaff
David L. Weir, a former
Howick Township was
chairmanfor • the meeting.
complimented the Beard of
on their successful year, an,
ed the policy holders for the
operation in the years that
He then requested nomi
Directors, the retiring Direr
John A. Bryans and Norma:
There being no further in
these two gentlemen were
for the ensuing three yea:
Whitfield and G. A. Gibsoi
pointed Auditors for the co
The Company during 19,
a prosperous year having ant
surplus by $468.34, the sur
Dec. 31st, 1947, being $202,S
$5662.85 ,geneal Expenditures
Park, Upkeep and Improvements:
New' Fence ..„ .... . .... .....$ 109.06
New Bleachers 229.16
New Surface .._ 746.23 108445
Donation, Juv, Hardball 100.00
Recreation Program 330.78
Adm. Office and Sal. 2671.26
Floodlight system, Lions don 1434.83
Balance on hand Dec. 31 /41.03
Treasurer were read and
business of the
ducted. Following the singing
ether hymn, Mrs, J. W. Scott
the new topic book
"Our Commission in , Overseas '. Mrs. Stott took
• topic,"The Great Commission
which was most interesting
structive.
The Glad Tidings Prayer
by Mrs. Taylor. The offering
adopted and
of an-
introdu-
for her
Today",
and in-
was re-
meeting con-Presbyterian
for the year,that
Canada and as
was given •
cars yet, reality it
is much more difficult•to find parking
space for a team of horses in the aver-
age Ontario Town to-day.
Wingham has been faced with this
very problem for the past !lumber of
years, in fact some farmers have found
it necessary to keep driving around
the streets while their wives did the
shopping. Deplorable as ' this
seem, yet, this ,has actually happened
in in gham' The business and professional men
$5662.35 *Explanation:
Sal. paid, act. fig. ...... ...$2400.00
Prot/ Ont Grant 1946 143,09 2256.91
ceived and Mrs. W. Hammond
the Dedicatory prayer. After
'ing a the closing hymn,
King closed the meeting
gave
the sing-
Mrs. T. C.
with prayer.
have been very conscious of this mat-
ter, and during the past number of
years, have spent severalqhousandedol-
lays in trying to remedy the situation HURON
,
C--.
B.
COUNTY
ri President ASSOCIATION
Harold
"Too Fat Polka" was successfully
sung under the leadership of Omar
Haselgrove and Jack Reavie with Lion
Pym at the piano.
Frank announced that he
net insurance during the
shows an increase 041..130,0
proximately one hundred pc
and above the previous yea
At the organization 'need
Annualas w ar t i‘lfollowingeKereh etrh was ap , ,
[ENf s
111T
,,s
T
, run
The Provincial grant for the year
1947 will amount to $800.00 applicable
to the Director's salary. Total actually
An additional grant of $229.12 for
CONCERT
slimily
THIS
in any one year.The EVENING
.
paid by the Town of Wingham $1600.lately
but, the results have been unsatisfac-
tory and temporary tie say the least,
until this year.
towLiaistcoyuenacri,l, thanksitotantdo
foundation
thelVlnghhanes
hind the Canada Packers Plant was
art Course To Be Held
7 26th, 27th, in Wingham
On
1947 Christmas
is officially closed
Following is an --President.
The 1947 Seal"
as of February
account of
Campai n
14th.
the receipts
i
meeting wouldwheoludldat bteheaTsounpop next
meeting 71121
It would take the form of a work
meeting with Lions folding and a.c.).
ident and Norman Mardi
•
the
meeting of the
the Women's Institute
t Thursday, February
n, in the Council Chamber.
. Crawford will be
a• the afternoon. The
Mrs. C. Bushfield, Mrs.
[rs, P, King, Mrs. J.
Pullen and Mrs. W. Fraser.
s are reminded that
collection of good second
Ling and shoes which
the parcel for Britain.
nt very soon.
he Short Course . "More
Your Dollar", given by
t is to be held in Wingham
ernoons of Thursday
b. 26th and 27th., from1,30
k with Miss Broadfoot
'here is a charge of 25
ine is invited to attend.
local
will
19th.,
guest
hos-
II.
Ella-
there
is to
This
the
and
in
cents
operating and maintenance will also be
paid by the Province this year applies
—7 In Aid Of Nurses'
-,
Residence purchased which was turned over to
the'Business and Professional men for and disbursements
districts:
Grant
in this
Tot. Rec. Exp.
2000.00
appeal by
Net Rec.;
2000.00.
dressing sheets of Easter Seals on be-
half of the Crippled Children's Soc-
icy of Ontario. Proceeds from the sale
of these seals will be used to enable
BRINE cuji able to the year 1947.
Received from Softball Assn * 608,57
Paid re Park $1084.45
Donation re sport .., 100.00 1184.45
Teen Town Mayor,
announced that arrangements
been completed in
benefit concert to
John
connection
be presented
Lancaster,
have
with the
this
the purpose of erecting a suitable and
permanent shed.
The business men's association
swung into, action and purchased two
Co. ...$
Seaforth see
Exeter
Clinton
Goderich
Wingham
902,13 28.59
1049.54 34.66
1147.40 27.40
1302.45 23.65
1893,15 50.00
873.54
1014,88
1120.00
1278.81
1833,15
the Crippled Children's Society to ex-
Pand their work to care for more
children, President Frank announced
that guest speakers for the two March
meetings would be Dr. Thomas of the
Western University speaking on Rus-
Eight tables took part on
evening at the weekly meet
Wingham Bridge Club. Th,
the play was as follows:
North & South-1st,, MI
DuVal and J.Goodine; 2nd
Deficit $ 575.88
The above deficit is partially offset
by the expenditure made by the Soft-
ball Association for Juvenile Sport
amounting to $300.68 which sum would
have had to be raised by the Recrea-
tional Council, Let it be clearly un-
derstood that the WinghamRecreat-
Tonal Council sustained a loss on the
operation of the Wiogliath Town Park,
occasioned by the heavy expenditure
for improvements to the playing field
($746.23). The aforementioned field
is now in excellent condition and
should outlay for require no major
Sunday evening at
Town Hall. A double
quartet, duets and
u re d, A film entitled
post. Hospitals" in
coluor will also be
lection will lie taken
the building of a
deuce, This is your
hear an enjoyable evening
to help an excellent
time, The Teen Town
peelally anxious that
as possible attend
the venture completely
8.30
solos
beautiful
shown.
to
new Nurses'
cause
as
in order
quartette,
"Canada's
opportunity
Council
successful.
p.m., in the
a male
will be feat-
Out-
techni-
A silver col-
help towards
Resi-
tO
of music and
at the same
are es-
many people
to make
.
barns to provide the necessary build-
ing materials, and here let it be said,
a great 'deal of credit is due a group
of farmers who, voluntarily helped to
dismantle the structures and transport-
ed the timbers and lumber into town,
free of charge.
Mr. Graham Moffatt, master farmer,
was engaged to supervise the erection
of the barn and, much to his credit
considering to-day's building problems,
it was completed in. reetrrd-time.
The actual dimensions of the struc-
tune are 118 feet by 60 feet with the ' + . • • accommodation capacity of approxi-
The Committee
its sincere appreciation
County Council
given this year,
policy was changed
this time we did
Councils of the
townships.
$8294.68 174.30
desires
to
of the generous
In this campaign
from last
not solicit
urban
feels
$8120.38
to express.
the Huron
grant
our
year, for
grants from
°entree and
very grate-
sia's Foreign Policy and Brig. (Gen.
Sperling of London advancing some
ideas on military training.
Lion Sam Burton favored with two
fine violin solos, "Romance" by Rub-
instein and Bless this House". These
were greatly appreciated by Lions,
Tailtwister Wally Armstrong took
charge and announced that this 'being
"Education Week" he would proceed
French and 0. Haselgrove;
Dyble and D. Nesmith; 4th,
Ross and Mrs. D. Nesmith.
East & West-1st.,Isfiss')
stop arid R. S. Hetheringl
Mrs. J, A. 'Wilson and Miss
Pherson; 3rd., Mrs. F. Stu
H. Crawford; 4th, j.
W. W. Armstrong.
Committeeu The
fel to all those
bons and although
also
who made
the great
contribu-
majority
to examine the state of education of
Lions, Lion Wally requested Lion Stan
s NOTICE some years to come,
Special mention is due the Wingham
Lions Club for their generous gift of • the floodlight system Which was instru-
mental along with our championshin
teams in attracting thousands of people
to town parts our .., ' • The Wingham Softball Association
gavle invaluable assistance in the pro-
vision of a full program of summer
Sport and turned over such funds as
they had available at the conclusion of
An emergent meeting
Lodge No, 286, A.F.
will be held on Tuesday,
at '7.30 p.m., for the
pleting unfinished
W. A, Crawford, W.M.
H. L. Sherborid
Two d
/14,°\
meeting
&
business
purpose
r
of of Wingliain
February 24,
of tom-
at the last
, Secretary,
A.M,, G.R.C.,from
mately 40 teams and vehicles.
By reason of the steel shortage, an
Aluminum roof was put on which, will
only last indefinitely but, will re- . . ,. . .
The total construction cost of the
shed incl d` . hundred dollarsit ing, seven - paid for the two barns, labor, roofing, . • nails, etc; amounted to the sum total
of $4,567.59.
By collections front a large portion
of the business and professional men
tchre and Dance
•e and Dance will be held
ster's Hall, Del rave,
e, February 18th., euchre
Dancing 10 to 1, with.
and the Ranch Boys,
ts, sponsored by the Athletic
i of Belgreve.
in
on
at
Don
emergent meeting.M r,
of those receiving
to the fund, in
not returned, arid
using these will
campaign next
We wish, too,
the editors of
the Manager of
who spoke on
the campaign, and . clerical work.
quire no periodical painting.on
seals did
some cases
we trust
give us support
year.
to say thank
all the local
CKNX, to
the radio
to those
contribute !Hall
seals were
that people
in the
you to
papers, to
the doctors
on behalf of
who did the
to read out the words and all the
Lious connected with education were
given an opportunity to draw a slip
a hat Lion Stan called .put the
word corresponding with the number
shown on the slip. Some unusual
words were drawn and many of the
Lions were stuntried, Lim Stewart
Beattie was probably the most success-
fel itt the spelling as he drew the word
"Cat".
President Frank Lions
—
. All 'building contractors a
interested in building their t
the Integrated Plan sec
the Central Mortgage and
Corporation, are invited tc
meeting in the Town Hall a
February 23rd 1948, at 8 p .,
C. E. Robinson of tl . . Office will be present to t . . plate and answer questions.
interested in owning their c IEDIATE
?LAY OFF
FIN
BERTH
the season's operations.
The financial aid of three of Wing-
' Manufacturers proved to be a
Ittra:Utisendous help and this aid is grate-
hilly acknowkdged.
Mr. W. G. (Sam) Burton, the direr-
Dance At Royal
To the music of
Moderate admission.
Saturday ----
T
Wilbee's
Dancing
Night
Orchestra,
9 to 12,
together With voluntary contributions
from a few farmers, a trital subscrip-
tion ltas been realized aniounthig to
$1947,00 leaving a balance of $2,620.59
yet to be raised. yet to '
As this structure was completed
some time ago, the creditors quite
HOCKEY - TO.NIGHT
surprised the . with a special recording of their carol
singing at Christmas. Lion Harold
are especially irivited.
Duncan Kennedy,
At 8.30 p.m•
Exeter vs Stainton
at the Winghant
Spitfires.
Arena, Peen's recording of "Silent Night" was
also heard. Some questions were raised
as to whether Mr. Petrillo's consent
WU
‘, a R GAGERS
Ut U.
rid
the ir last scheduled game of
prior to the play-offs, the
Rackets coast ed to a ease
e evening. The win assured
of a second place berth In
arid tow will nis doubt meet
the first roand'of the semi-
verse weather conditions de-
game with only, five players
, appearance at the start of
with a couple of the locals
g until the remainder of the
ad,
the Win barn attack`with
Is, other marksmen tieing
a g, Brea, English, 'Y'oung,
it rime apiece. I'or the visit- thur led the attack with . ;lily two, McGraw and Smith
rho game was...i free of,
penal-
and Lotignieao, being the
inch hitting for FM's Kemp,
unable to be present due to.
itions, .
31,---,- Goal, Groh; defense,
ym, centre, toster; wings, ,
:'ellIPItmant terrinteSo Hi e' silly, Underwood,' 11"114
gin—Goat Glover; defence,
a, Bell; centre, B. MeAr- . 's, MeKiimon, MeCaw; at-
Dudgeon, StevenSett o V . .. --e-
'midi' l'iP ee'' GallIgh°' Re- I, toughlean,
ig is the standing in Group
diate A and 13 to Pebruary
Won„ 'Lost flied)fits. WI)
II „„„.... 12 2 0 24
'A .„,...„.10 4 2 22
A ... 10 .5
bit A.,... .8 7 1 17
,..,_,..... B 5 1 11
A .„.....,„ 5 2 ' 2 12
13 ..,—,... 8 10 0 12
.„,......„ 5 10 1 11
it A .,..- 0 16 0 0
Attending Style
Messrs. Nut
ence Cantelon are
Show
W . Hanna
in Toronto
and ciato
this week
was obtained before producing the re-
cord but President Frank assured
Lions that all was in order, When the " he Port Elgin Sextette here accounts
too would like to express his heartfelt
d It thanks to all who have lielpe .
'would he unwise to attempt to inert-
tion names as someone would tutdoubt-
edlY be missed. H°wever, be .feels, it
is absolutely certain that the program
would not have been. possible without
tile aid 0f citizens in all Walks of life'
Tuesday Chimney Fire Tuesday
The firemen were
' r... or dente of M G d
posite the United Church, . nor m , For tunately i g r.
Curling At Toronto
called
it
on, Mi nnieSt.
to the resis
, op-
on Tuesday
was only a
chimney ore.that
who, to this point have b een in dee d
patient, are most anxious to have their
honoured and, rielitle. co ,.. . lo the citizens of Wrtigham and the
surrounding countryside, the issue is
this,
As aforesaid, the Wilding is coin-
- pleted, It will fill many years to conic,
attending the Style
Legion Meeting
The regular
Win linen Branch g .
Legion will be
Home on Tuesday
February 24th.
to attend,
Baptismal Service
On Sunday at
St Andrew's
baptismal service
King Spears,
Mrs, Borden
'Mrs. T. C King„
.
Show.
;Tuesday,
monthly meeting
of the
held in
AR members
At St
the morning
Presbyterian
was held
itifaitt soil
Spears,agrandson
Feb. 24th.
of the
Canadian ,
the Legion.
next week, ,
are urged
Andrew's
service. of
Church, a
for George
of Mr, and
of
matter of addressing envelopes far
sending out Easter seals was further
discussed, it was unanimously a ereed Y 6
Lions Harley Crawford and
Walle. Armstrong be placed on the
folding 'work and not allowed to ad-
dress arty envelopes due to defects ii1„ . . . ...
their writtng abilities,
Lion Don Nesmith stated that when
Use Sam Burton came to Town about
one year ago, Ids work was more or
less of an experiment, ele f el t that now
eVervolle knew that we were fortunate s • • • 'n having Lion Sam in Town and lie
11 d 1 11 li l' totimesaid
people of the Commtunty through Ins
music, organizing ability and SerNiteS
—
In Clinton on Monday
the \\Ingham High School
ketteall Team 'defeated the elf 01,IS t a scare girls by t e ,
Huron . Secondary e chools Huron
-
It was a close, hard fon
throughout witli some vigoi
hoe b i d . oth sitles. T h e half se '15 ted et 8-8 but Wingba was •‘ '
in the second half to outs
vals by three points.
, • , at The game was, rough
a total of 25 personal fouls
ed, 14. against Whighain,
1 i arid it 'vas the rib ntri(:•end ,
local to out score that girls
.
Attended Dealers' Meeting
Mr. Jalai garrison was i n Kitchener
on Friday attending a meeting of the
Westittgliouse dealers of this district,
Lucknow Youth ties of Injuries
Tuo rinks of local
onto this week, taking
tario Bonspiel: Dr,
J, P. lsitkibbots,
y. H. Crawford, skip;
Do A. W. Irwin, J.
M. Crawford, skip. .
curlers
part
G.
and
0. Haselgrove
T. Murray
are in To-
in the On-
W. Roeme;
arid
Geo, Ingles,
and A.
,
a long felt need.
It definitely constitutes a civic inie evening
provenient and a progressive stride in
the right direction, the credit and lions
out of which it ise felt, will be eagerly
sought by town and country Alike,
It is actually a HUMANE necessity.
Ile it known to one amid all, the sited Luelcilow, died Rex Astrander of oti
Friday tight hi an ambulance as he
was btittg rushed to Wirighain Hospi-
tat. r laystety shrouds his death as he
tvas found uncoristious beside his par-
Malty ditched ear on the outskirts of e -
THE woRK or
...............
NEvER
mEncy
ENDS
is open to the public for the purpose of
sheltering horses — - FREE OF
CHARGE. , In view of . the nrgency of the
$2,620,69 deficit, many of the good
have eitizeits 'veto already etibsetibed,
GORREGTED MONDAY
rendered. Lion Sant was given a hearty
Lions Roar in appreciation of 'Ids ef.
forts. Lion Sam thanked the. Lions end
said that when lie had sonic difficulties
arise, he alwaye found the Lions be-
hind him to provide the necessary driv-
that Wort time game for th
scored 7 out of 11, while iii
girls counted only 4 out of
For Willellatn the mash
scorers were .jeats Adair
Lareicnow.
Disttict Winners On All Canadian
Itidging Competition
Russell Cs Bradford, Clinton, stood
32nd. amongst the 1,300 entrants in the
open judging competition held in 'con.
nection with the selection of the All- e. ds el s • 1 for 10,41 14- %Atka tan' eistein catt e . is
Score of 136 compared favotirably with .h., - - . . of 148 " S
a possible 150. Close behind Mr. Brad-
ford wae 'George Hayden, Gorrie, with
scoe of 185 points. Tied for 86th
placer amongst the 505 Calf Club boys
and girls from all parts of the DOIM11-
ion who took part in the junior judg-
big section was Edward Clutton, Grade= . 1,1 -- h e , f 12,, . .
t
e wiithittg score points tent Is 'committee
The Canadian Red Cross will make
its appeal for funds starting 'March
1st Wingliam district last year exceed-
ed its quota. Lets go over the top
again, whether you wete a canvasser
last year or not, you may be asked to
help this year. Be 'willing to help in
an.. way yo titan, ..i,
Remember the Red Cross sponsors,
L Free i‘Tatitirial Flood Transfusion
Service.
2. Outpost- ItospitMs. „ 8. Assistance to sick and disabled
Veteratis.
' 4 Swimming and Water Safety, , 5, Disaster Relief.
.6,,,:,}ligirtv, a! First Aid Posts,
The Red Cross is always where
trouble is, performing its work of tic , 'with score score o 6 points.
Lions
have expressed their willingness to
again donate. But, before the commit-
tee ask them to do so, it is felt that an
opporunity should be given to the cat->' awns of Wingitain and the surrounding
'country to subscribe to this very wor.
thy project,
Your donations may be left with or
sent in to arty one of the following
members, Rhys. Pollack,
Flirter Wilkinson, jobb Pattison, Percy
Stainton, A, D. MacWilliam, or at
either bank in Wingham. An official
receipt will be issued.
Pot, public information, a Weekly re-
port of total subscriptions received to
date will be announced in the press,
and, at a later date a complete list of
subscribers together 'with their Indiv.
vance Times has received hundreds el
renewals and in correcting our lists,
mistakes may have occurred. Our lists
were corrected Monday morning and
all renewals received up to that time
should be credited,
We ask that you look at your label
now to see if it is correct. If not,
please notify us as soon as possible, to
that proper credit may be given. 4 As we announced recently all suo-
scriptions are now payable in 'advance.
We regrbt that we Were forted to dis-
During the past month The Ad-Swanson ' Jack *q Kit) on told big force, Lion . t b f 7
Lions ,of, the fainarial status oft time
Farmers. Stied ed for
11'7 ste'll
theyr
lraY 13e ;aurd"'et p /le p altirs future. rest en _ rah repola ' Loft Walt. ItleKibbon and he ha
d
d been
trying to secure 4 figure skating in.,
structor to give instruction for benefit
of young people but no definite arrange
te yetSome me ts lead leers ff d S
.n eec .
suggestedthat they obtain Bar-
bars', Ann Scott. They promised to do.
theirbest,The*Closed withthe .ittritieetin.g
Roar usual song alt 1 e " ,
tbekridge with 6 points e:
with 5, and Mary 3. The guards
did an tsm,
iob of checking the usually
ing Goderich forwards,
It is the first basketball . , . ship that a total sew]. tea
in some years, "d• hiss ICI
bgirls are tobe. t tier . °DIV", '
tont now advances into tb ' again E 'titer. plaY(1°,..,,,wns , st ieter,
'vviignam '55.. 4.,,e..a.fw
The cast-passing wing
have nicked another notch
of success for the Huron
continue about 200 subscriptions at the
grace, months after that tithe the tub--'fast-moving
&boots Association lead
downing tlie Seaforth girls
basketball tilt DANCE - T
, , .
O,NIGHT
--..,. ,,,
See the Red Cross Fillet "Outpost
Hospitals", Sunday at the t oneett next
The AdvancesTiviee.
seriptiort is discontinued, this means if
your subscription e: iced lit November
next week will be the last issue you ,
will reeeive. Please make your p y -
meats promptly.
Will be held in the Wingliath Arm-I
ouries ond '1 ' f 1 AV & t le sus o t le 'Mg-
ham L-egion on Friday evening, Match
, t 1. same roninientre at e •ti e oe . 12 1 r 1110 1 1 It
Proceeds for 'Nurses" new Residence.
fleshy afternoon. The air
19 5 lead *first Bali a -in rite
the game &delve 'by ca
* 'the last t h If Mrs points in as a . P
fin was tops as referee.
Wednesday, Pebruary 18th., at the
Royal T, danclog 10 to' 1,80. Music by
Erie Scott and his orchestra, Adtnis-
Mon `60 centS,
night, sponsored by Teen 'To't/n; sand.
you will be thrilled to see your 'dollars
at work in this great Red Gross Pro-
gramme. .
This town and commtniity has never
failed in supporting a worthy cause.
Let it always' e said—
THE HORSE GETS A BREAK IN
WINGRAid, i.. ,
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