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\ S Iltioemt'lerry,s , ,June :McDonald and
Clinton 22, Castle 11, Al, thinking
2, 1). thinking- 7, Mack, Garar 2,
;Macdonald, 8, Harding, 11, Parke, .
Lyon, S. Cooper, H. Blair, J. MeVit-
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Wingliam 7, S. Lockridge, J. Bain,
R, Showers, P. Brophy, C. McIntyre
2, J. Hobden 5, A, Henry, V. Show-
ers, J. Macdonald, 11. Carter, H. Rill-
totil, Referee, Beryl Rafuse,
6 points and Cameron with 4 were Fitzpatrick, Spielvogel, Fr n
the leading scorers. Cameron, Scott, Laidlaw and Taylor. the locals. Hampered by the absence
ham 'Girls 22-7, mainly because of a and Period. 6. Wingham Stainton 25 Waine scored for Wingham, with
high• scoring final quarter in which I sec, 7. Seaforth, Muir (McClinchey) Jack Chin, Charlie Chin and Hodgin-
Ir, Maltby 4, Lad'!, Gibbings, El- igan, Rowland; centre, Sills;
Af achan. score five goals in the last period to
they rot 13 points. Castle with 11 3.06. Penalties, Flannigan, 2, Row--
li )ott, Jenkins, Broadfoot, Tebbitt 2, Mcilwain, Mu'',Lane, McClinchey,
Gregg 2, Machal4,Cameron 4, Hall,
Winyham 14, Saxton 6, Stainton 2,, Lar°11e, Carter, Pullman, McMillan. 2-1 going into the last period, when
Referee, Ernie Miller, defeat Wingham 6-3. Outstanding
The Clinton girls beat the \Ving- (Carter) 19.45. Penalties none. Sec- i ham nets. Hayden, Lockridge and
fort: coal, Hunt; defence, Flan-Clinton 26. Fines, 8, Carter 6; Tay- ' Sea of two defencemen the Wingham boys
: (Gerrie) 12.30. 5. Seaforth, Pullman 'keeping of Gary Storey in the Wing-
wings, Gerrie, Hutton; al t,, mates,
win with a pair of goals while Cam-,,
..AleClinchey (Muir) the Lucknow kids hit their, stride to
Cameron 7.55. 3, Seaforth, Rowland
notched one apiece. For Seaforth,
Muir, AlcClinclieY, Ro wland ant ' ton led the way to victory with Chit- Pullman. were the marksmen,
(.1iittick, Crump; centre, Stainton;
even, Hutton, (ionic and Chittick
(Hunt) 12,15, 4. Win gharn , Hutton feature of the game was the goal
Summary, First period, 1. Seaforth,
\\ Ingham: goal Gregg; defence , I d ef ence.
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7.50. 2. Wingham,
H —y, oPer, brought the third straight defeat to
wings' had back-checked furiously for the
, the line of Stainton. Gerrie and Hut-
kick playing an outstanding game on
first two periods and were leading
Bantams led by the Chin brothers
league by defeating the Seaforth team
Midgets increased their lead in the
6-4 in the Seaforth arena, Once again
A last period rally by the Lucknow
points and D., flunking with 7. were land, Chittick, Hutton. Third Period,
high for Clinton, while. for Wingharn, 8. \\Ingham, Stainton 3.10. 9. Wing- 0.1111.1lInialnlmilmlirlmilintElllowililllellIVIIIMIIIIIIIIIMIIK1115111M111611111K115111#11111ii
Jean Hobdon ;.;,,t 3 points, Best work ham Gerrie (Chittick) 15.20. 10. Chit- al
for \\Ingham Was clone by grianls tick 17.50 Penalty, Flannigan - El
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ST, PAUL'S
cHLTRQH.
The regular meeting of St. Paul's
W. A. took the form of a (lunation tea
and was held Tliursday afternoon iu
the church basement. Thirty ladies
were present and the meetint; (mulled
with tihe singing of a hymn and the
members' prayer and Lord's pr;,yer
repeated in unison.
soil sharing the Lucknow goals.
'('lie Tuwit Lersgtte: swung into ' 14
second round of their schedule i tat
'11rarsday night with Ike high-flying=
and:Ll tdhS tJuinilv%cilltfe'seaf iliggnhthillgi.e o'f \i r a deter.
mined Fry zuld 13lackhail .te;uu takel
.aid 8-0 win. Jim Hamilton with thott
p :mbs he'! Life l.l'ty ,l angel: t ink' ll,r,~-
Johnny Brent sliowin a, some of 'is
old . .form scored four goals in 144 The. president, Airs. W. M. Swan old
to bring' his Wain eltit,v r.ltri son, conducted the business of the ,
meeting, following which Airs, Ern i e league leading javeuiles. Games ties
Miller delighted the ladies with two
piano solos.
WINGHAIVI TRIMS
KITCHENER BEES
Tangling hi an e‘ltibition g:-nte on
Saturday night the Sointon Spitfires
downed the Kitchener -1r sextet 7-4.
13rilliant goaltending Fs JlAvurski,
by and Purola ftiomed the game
which saw a record vslablisiled here
NVilk a nut a singl e rt til d ity was handed.
out,
Wingham--Goal, Pundit; defence,
Wc‘stlake, Pym; centre, Stainton;
wings, English,' Crewson; alternates,
Dewberry, Wilson, Tonpleman, Lock-
ridge, Huff, Tustin, Jackson, Hilbert,
Green, Sangster.
Kitchener—Goal, Kilby, defence,
Olinski; centre, Becker;
wings, Holowatz, Daub; alternates,
Roga, McCarthy, Ballinger, Czarny,
Schott, Coulter, Wiles, Trapp, Jawur-
ski..
First Period
1. Kitchener, McCarthy, (Roga)
6.25; 2. Wingham, English 17,05;
3. \\Ingham, Engli41. (Crewaori)
17.05; Penalties,
Second Period
4. Kitchener, t I Tolowatz
.20; 5, \\Ingham Tn,-!in (Westlak.c
12.21; 6. Kitchener, Ballinger fRogal
14,18; 7. Wingham, Jack,:on, (Tustin,
Lockridge) 18.15. Penalties none,
Third Period
8. Winehant, Crews, ,ti (Westlake
Stainton), 4.20; 9, Crew-
son (Westlake) 5,03; 10. Kitchener,
Becker, (Ballinger) 7.14; 11, Wing-
ham, Crewson (English) 19,40; Pen-
alties none.
D.H.S. LOSES TO
CLINTON SQUADS
The Wingham 'District Iligh School
basketball -teams lost three games to
Clinton Collegiate in Clinton last
Thursday, In the boys game
Clinton took an early It a,1 and despite
a fourth quarter rally by the Wing-
ham boys, won out 20-14, For Clinton
Fines, Carter and Maltby were out-
standing, for Winghtun Saxton with
N,, 4,
The undefeated Clinton senior boys
made it a clean sweep as they trounc-
ed the locals 57-4. Porter with 14,
Tyndall with 11 and Pinch with 10,
were Clinton's leading scorers, The
Wingliam boys kept trying but were
no match for a Clinton team that
looks like Huron County's best in
malty years,
Clinton 57, Porter 14, Maltby, Phil-
ip 4, Pinch 10, Talbot 4, 'Tyndall 11,
Wilson 4, Elliott 4, C. Maltby 4,
Dunn 2,
Wingham 4: Hanna 3, Purola
Lott, Murray, Lane, Nimmo, Porter,
Crawford, II obden. a pleasant social hour was enjoyed
Ref.-et': Ernie Miller. with tea served by Mrs. Lancaster,
This Thursday aftL•rno..n in the !Mrs' C°1"'11 ' Filler and Mr''.
Windlam Arm,Aurie s, ii,,ginnim4 at 3 ;Armitage.
o'clock, the Clinton and Wingham •
teams will play a,:utin.
i tA Hockey Notes
There teas plenty of action for the
local minor teams during the past
week. On Wednesday night in a
double header played in the local
arena, the Midgets continued their
winning ways by defeating the Gode-
"ight in T,railin,g 4,-3 in rich Midgets. The Bantams just mi„- semi(' period 'h aft come
from behind to win searing .the ed a tie when Goderich scored with
five seconds remaining in the game
"ing talliesless "'all live min- to take a 4-3 win. On Saturday the Ines to play. Stainton paced the
MIDGETS TRIM
SEAFORTH BOYS
Scoring- three goals in the last per-
iod the local Lifnts Midgets edged the
Scaforth Legion Midgets 6-4 Saturday
Mrs. Murray Johnson expressed the
appreciation of the ladies and thanked
Mrs. Fingland for her timely mes-
sage. Two duets by Misses Pauline
Swanson and Joan Armitage were
very much enjoyed. Mrs. Mitchell
closed the meeting with prayer and
Airs, Fingland, as guest speaker,
gave a most interesting address,
choosing as her subject, "Let the
Peace of God Guard Your Heart,"
She stressed reliance on the power of
God to guide our lives, prayerful ob-
edience to God's guidance and sub-
mission to His will to bring peace of
mind and heart.
week scheduled for Tuesday
are Lloyds vs Jut cline and Battel-y
vs, Pry & Blackballs, Stauding of -L e
league at the present time.
W, 1,, 'I', P.
Juveniles 3 0 1 7
Lloyds 3 1 0 6
Battery
Fry & Blackballs 0
1 2 1 $
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community. They want to know what is happen-
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DIAMOND AND
WEDDING RINGS
David Crompton
JEWELLER
Certified Watchmaker
'Phone 59 Wingharn
LOST
)ST—Brown Spaniel: answers to
name (.1 -Sand;(-. Moue 706. Re-
ward. 7*
FOUND
*AVNER OF CO VI—Taken by n
take after meeting at Presbyterian
Church. \\Ingham, in December,
may eachange by contacting Miss
Beatrice ti,ftham. plaaie 250.
inlaid
air
Linoleum
ALL COLOURS
We specialize in Laying
Norman Rintoul
tr....umotoemeolonme
•014.1•111••••••••••••ed o.
G. Alan Williams
Optometrist
In former office of
Dr. R. C. Redmond
Patrick St., Wingham
Professional Eye
Examinations
Phone 770
Will be in Kincardine at
Dr. R. A. McCosh residence
Each Tuesday
WHY HAVE MOTH DAMAGE hi
your clothing? Have them BER-
LOU moth-proofed with a 5-year
written guarantee at a small addi-
tional charge. Odorless and stain-
less. Templeman Dry Cleaners,
Wingham, phone 323. F7r20
WATERLOO ALM. TRACTORS Sz
MACHINERY
All sizes of New Tractors, Manure
Spreaders, Tractor Double Discs
and Cultivators.
Tractor Power Mowers
Side Delivery Rakes
Four and six-foot Tillers,
Stock of Used Tractors and Mach-
inery at all times:—
Case S.C.
PHILIPS ELECTRICAL APPLI-
ANCES
Radios and Radios with Record
Players.
Electric Ranges, Refrigerators and
Washers, Electric Shavers, etc.
Used Electrical Appliances.
GEO MERKLEY'S GARAGE AND
MACHINERY SALES & SERVICE.
Belrnore Ont.
Phones: Belmore, 4 Wroxeter 7r7
equipped, individually motorized.
Ail repair in good running order.
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Apply Charles Cooke. 7b.
FOR SAI. F.-17 1.%-eanInt.
Thos.
15-17 Bru,sti,
FOR S-N.LE—Tw
dart r,„.1,
Phetne 60713,
FOR SALE—Tw.,
12x1.2 feet. in vc•-.1.
quantity ''t used hunbc-r. Apply
Geo. town plot.
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FOR SALE—Two ladies' coats, one
twtt,l, size 16: other Kenwood,
size Call 694J, \\Ingham after
6.30 p.m.
NOTICE
Remember, decorating done now
avoids delayed housecleaning. Paper
books supplied. Mrs. Henry Gal-
braith, phone 737W1. rrb
NOTICE—Tate Anglican Church
shekl has been rented, and farmers
are rt-quested to use the community
shed. 7b
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE ESTATES OF MAR-
TIN WELDON WEBB AND MAR-
THA ELLEN WEBB.
All persons having claims against
the Estates of Martin Weldon Webb,
late of the. Township of Culross, in
the County of Bruce, Gentleman, de-
ceased, and Martha Ellen Webb, late
of the Town of Orangeville, in the
County of Dufferin, Widow, deceased,
who died on or about the Twenty-
first day of December, 1948, and the
Fifteenth day of September, 1950, re-
spectively, are required to send par-
ticulars and proofs thereof to the un-
dersigned before the Tenth day of
February. 1951, when the assets will
be distributed among the parties le-
gally entitled thereto, having regard
only to the claims which shall have
been filed.
Dated at Acton, Ontario, this Sev-
enteenth day of January, 1951.
C. F. Leatherland, Acton, Ontario,
Solicitor for E. J. Hassard, Ad-
ministrator with Will 'Annexed
of the Estate of Martin Weldon
Webb, and Administrator of the
Estate of Martha Ellen Webb,
24317b.
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to express my sincere
thanks and appreciation tv my neigh-
hours and friends and to Rev. Mr,
Nimmo for the sympathy and many :
kindnesses shown me at the time of
my sister's death and funeral—James
Anderg(m. 7b
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Charles Kit-
chen wish to express their sincere ap-
preciation to all the neighbors and
friends who were so kind during his
illness and at the time of his death;
special thanks to Rev, J. R. Watt. All
this will never be forgotten.—Mrs. Is-
abella Kitchen, Carl and. Reita Jack-
IN MEMORIAM
McMICHAEL—In loving memory of
our dear father, William McMichael
who passed away six years ago
February 8th,
The midnight stars are shilling
Upon your silent grave;
Beneath it sleeps the one we love,
The one we could not save.
—Ever remembered by his two
daughters, Mrs. Gordon Hall,
Bluevale and Mrs. H. Simla-
Mon, Wingham
"Protect What You Have"
— FOR —
FIRE - LIFE - AUTO
INSURANCE
CALL
Stewart A. Scott
'Phone 293 Wingham „
We Stand Between Von and
Use All Waft
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THE WTNGT-IAM ADVANCE-TIMES
Wednesday, February 7th, 1952
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GOOD, DRY COB CORN for sale,
Apply to Lawrence Copeland, St,
Marys. Out., R.R. 6, Phone Kirk-
ton, lOrS, 24317*
IAINEY'S WITHOUT BRICK'S!
Economical and safe chimneys are
yours when :run instal the Selkirk
3,1,,t a t Firs,-Insulated Chimney. Cus-
tom built tor your house or cottage.
You will sate many dollars
the 'ild-iashiontal bvich stack. Con.
tact Linn- Schaefer, phone 44r:11,
rills xpre+, your Valentine
setaitrants with a bk•x of L,tura Se-
candy ir••tn ic,trr!ti 1.417A' St„ re.
rit
LARGE or Small! orators. All the .H•a:;t‘- a'tilehti„ThlAles‘ater. Apply Box
FOR SA1-E----8” Craftmaster saw
with stand, brand new 1:3 hp,
Apply Vivanek:-Times. March, five rooms and bathroom.
motor. Reasonable for qt1;01.. sale. APARTMENT to fain by first of
FOR RENT
,r '7C11),,
sante when its Kitchener Big,-4
Chicks. Variety breeds anti cross-
breeds, day•dd, started. Breeders
Canada Approved, backed by a
iireedist„: program. on this Hatch
cry 's ,•wn large :arms. :'arty HELP WANTED—MALE
':ticks eateh th e best tuarkets. '.let
1<irti:a,r.. iron: 1V77eti• No wanting Rawliegh
A litigg. R.R. 4, WingLara, 7b l; 'r. ia Wawanosh and 'Turn-
be
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rry t. Z;I: hawleigh Sign, \. le-
(•la St., Wingham, also Everyday X Es,(,...3.N'; PR l•71,. E NTF X Thblots
wing Lards. Hasti-Notes, Phone will -a:sista:ice in ovn
R 'ht. A. Engel 7-14*
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CARS FOR SALE • . A • •
(:.
it ‘. —19411 Mercury
`mot I ..-oridition, 13,000
.
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:Vat•r!„-:. . „
SELL YOUR POI.'I.TRY „.A.N tillerly couple, small
Op:. way. Call 271. for prices and a• living room,
truzkin t: service. 027 prices ate ;- t,:ilet facilities and bath,
i 4.-rearai referred, Immediate
,• SKATES SII.,%".4".i--.N.F.1-1-1-ck r.k..t essential. Apply Box
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WANTED
25:
LIVESTOCK WANTED
810.00 for Dead or dis-
H:'••..tz(,$: $10.00 for Cows; Hogs
mt.—at your farm. Prompt
P17.:..ne collect, Wingham
Stone Sons, Limited,
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ox a tr.:,zusar.:.3 mnes
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E.:Avers or you thrca:4,
ists• Telea„:raph Delircry Af•St.7.Z1/4i-
e5.-1-.. of which we are a laarv.le
member. Remember that Easter
Sunday is March 25th. Order
your Easter lily plants early. Le'."-
is Flowers, phone 101.
FEED CORN FOR SALE
Cob corn for sale in truck load lots.
FACTORY FOR SALE—Known as Priced reasonably. J. R. Henry,
Wingham Manufacturing Co. Well Blyth, phone 150. 317*
Draw for
Frigidaire Electric
Stove
At Thomson Appliances Store
at nine o'clock Saturday
evening.
by Mayor W. W. Gurney
Get your Free Tickets at Thomson's this week
ao• -„
cents a woi'tl per insertion, with a minimum charge of 35c.
'RE 0 U LT6
Ti) RENT—Two rooms for light
,private. entrance),
Apply Advance-Times. 7*
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$1.75 at McKilibon':
FOR S.A.1,E—Ce-rt rzt
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w,.4rs C7 11'.7tle wANTED—Apply at
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