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Wednesday, August 31, 1949 THE WINGHAM ADVANCE-TIMES PAGE EIGHT
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ONION
peared in your issue of August 24th.
This "Something in the Air" which
Anonymous says is invisible and odor-
less, but which the sense of touch can
feebly detect apparently perplexes him.
He cannot identify it, and he seems an-
i noyed at his failure to do so. He won-
; ders very uneasily where that "Some-
thing" came from, and suggests two
alternative routes that it may have
travelled to and at length have reach-
ed Wingham where it was destined to
reveal itself to him, as a really geod
"something"; a marvellous 'something'
that would completely destroy the aw-
ful apathy regarding sports which had
unfortunately beclouded the minds and
spirit of the local sporting fraternity
in our 'much loved town.
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etc. Brown, yellow, red, grey, wine,
blue, rose, mauve, peach, green, rust
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2:30 p.m.—Sunday School.
7:00 p.m.—Gospel Service.
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For knitting buntings, layettes,
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MOMS
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MOON.
MOORE From the converse of two or three
Big Spots which had been seen, but
not heard by observant onlookers, he
9 proclaims in forecasting fashion! that
this mysterious something in the air
had ,.been the subject of. debate and
would obligingly lead to a great awak-
ening which would deliver Wingham
Sportsmanship from its indifferent and
abject mood, and would renovate it
and transform it into something alarm-
Now I wish to correct 'Anonymous'
in this matter. I maintain that Wing-
ham's sporting spirit is quite healthy,
and very much alive and is operating
or displaying itself in an atmosphere
which is distinctly good, and has abun-
dance of oxygen in it.
If 'Anonymous' attended the Soft-
ball game here on Friday night last
between Toronto and Wingham and
saw the enormous crowd assembled to
A hearty Welcome awaits at the
Salvation Army.
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`,Something In the Air" 1.011MOI
I respectfully ask `Anonymous' to
ponder over what I have written, and
to indite another letter to you under
his own signature retracting his state-
ments concerning our. Sport Spirit, and
admitting that he has most greviously
maligned it. Yours truly,
Jas. G. Webster.
all of us, enjoyed our visit to Wing-
ham, and were more enthusiastically
received than in any other town we
visited and played in".
Further, let me say Wingham's
Sport Spirit is not indebted to any so
called Big Spots; it dislikes Big Spots
because it is completely democratic.
F.W.ttor "Wingham Advance-Times. , witness it, he could not but admit that
Dear. Sir: Wingham's sporting spirit gave ample
With your permission, I should like evidence of its being something very
'to make a few comments on the letter real indeed.
:addressed to e you under the title I venture to say that if any member
"There's Something in the Air" above of the Toronto team was querried a-
trae signature "Anonymous" which ap- bout our sporting spirit he would ans-
logly cyclonic. lwer "it is marvellously keen; we, all
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over the meeting, -which was attended
by over 75 ladies including guests
from the Societies of Whitechurch,.
Ashfield circuit and Brick United
Churches. The program provided by
the visitors included a reading "The
Great Guest comes" by Mrs. Woolley
of Ashfield. An organ solo by Mrs.
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PICKLES Church, Teeswater, where Requiem
Mass Ara.4 sung by Rev. Father. W. J.
Hawkins. Interment took place in
Teeswater R. C. Cemetery.
Pallbearers were: David A. Ritchie,
Donald Ireland. Alvin Mundell, John
Colvin, Colin Kennedy and Dan Mc-.
Kenize.—Teeswater News.
Prayer" by Miss Barbara Irwin of
Brick. ,Mrs. Stanley Todd introduced
Mrs. Smith, Who delighted the ladies
with her address on her work. Among
the Indians in Northern Manitoba,
where she had taught for eight years.
Mrs. M. G, Newton welcomed the
ladies and expressed thanks to Mrs.
Smith and to all who had helped make
the. meeting such a success. At the
conclusion a pleasant social hour was
enjoyed, when lunch was served,
Miss Beatrice McQuillin is spending
this week in Hamilton, as the guest
of Mr. and MrS, Robert McQuillin,
Messrs Ross and Bill McPherson
and Murray Gaunt motored to Detroit
on Saturday fora few day's visit,
Mr, Chas. McQuillin !accompanied
by Ivan and Barry McQuillin, spent
the week-end in London.
Don't forget the September meeting
of the Women's Institute at Mrs,
Chester Taylor's on Thursday after-
noon. The roll call is to. be responded
to by. a donation to the Wingham Gen-
eral Hospital,
Wroxeter Cemetery. The pallbearers
were Wilfred Henry, Jack Fitch, Jack
Willits, Walter Woods, Jas. Fitch and
Harvey Coupland.
James J. McGlynn
This community was .fhocked on
Saturday, August 20th, 1949, to learn
of the sudden passing of James J. Mc-
Glynn, in his 50th year. Deceased had
been in usual health, and as he entered
the barn in mid-afternoon was stricken
with a severe stroke. Hid` brother,
ter discovered him in an unconscious
State from which he never rallied and
passed away in a very short time.
Born in Culross township, he was
the eldest son of the late James Mc-
Glynn and Mary Eliza Foran, The
early years of his life were spent on
Con, 1 on the old McGlynn homestead.
In 1919 he'shoved with his parents to
the Jackson Ironic, Con. 2, where he
was residing at the time of Isis .death.
Jimmie was widely and favourably
known, and his sudden demise was
certainly a shock to a wide circle of
friends. He was of a pleasant dispos-
ition and a highly respected citizen,
Evidence of the esteem in which he
was held were the many spiritual tok-
ens and floral tributes received.
Surviving are three brothers, Y .
of Teeswater; Lorne of Tilsonburg,
and Walter of Citlross.
The funeral service which was large,
ly attended WO held Off Holiday,
22ndy, at 9.80 a.m. froth Sacred Heart
the 9th concession of Turnberry.
He is survived by his wife, the form-
er Ethel MacLean, two sons and one
daughter, Jack and Ross and Mrs.
West Haugh, all of Turnberry. also
three sisters, Mrs. John Fitch, Wrox-
eter; Mrs. Percy Coupland, Wroxeter,;
and Mrs, James Shera of Gprrie. He
was a member of the Salem United
Church.
Funeral services were held on Mon-
day, August 22nd from his late resi-
dence, with Rev, Martin of Belmore,
officiating. Interment was made in
Small Medium
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Following an illness of four weeks,
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