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Mohawk Rally Fails
To Trip Clinton
A last period rally by the Mohawks
wasn't enough to beat Clinton in the
exhibition game here Saturday night,
which the visitors won 7-5,
Missing a number of their key play-
ers, the Mohawks never really got
going until the last period, when five
Clinton penalties helped them earn
some goals. It was Clinton's game
most of the way, the visitors showing
an aggressive type of play which had
the locals baffled, Referees George
Zuk and Sparlty Weiler had their
hands full handing out penalties, in-
cluding one for misconduct,
Wingham scored a lone goal in the
first period to Clinton's three. Two
more in the second put the visitors
out in front 5-1, Until Wingham's
rally in the third Clinton was lead-
ing 7-1, Five penalties in a row kept
Clinton short-handed and gave the
home towners a chance to score four.
It wasn't enough.
THANK YOU
I wish to thank the .
Ratepayers of How=
ick Twp., who elect=
ed me Deputy=
Reeve.
I will do my best
to merit your
confidence.
The Season's
Greetings
to Tall
Art Gibson
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J. Brown, Mrs, E. S. Lewis; ree,-sec.,
Mrs. Chas. Hopper; corres.-sec., Mrs.
B. Cruikshank; treas., Mrs. W. Van-
Wyck; Christian Stewardship sec ,
Mrs, Wm, Field; Systematic Giving
see., Mrs. A. J. Fox, Mrs. Geo, Ross;
Associate Members' sec., Mrs. N. Mc-
Laughlin; Missionary Monthly see„
Mrs, Bert Armstrong; Temperanee
see„ Mrs, C. Finglancl; Community
Friendship sec., Mrs, J. Blake; Sec.
of Communion, Mrs. Frank Edgar;
Supply sec,, Mrs. Fingland; pianist,
Mrs. W, A. Beecroft; assistant pianist,
Mrs Alton; convener of Social Com-
mittee, Mrs. H. Carmichael; Supt. of
Mission Band, Mrs. Earl Hamilton;
Supt. of Baby Band, Mrs, W. F. Burg-
man; auditor, Mrs:1"W. Heughan.
At the close of the meeting lunch
was served by the social committee,
I APPRECIATE
YOUR
CONFIDENCE
AND WILL
ENDEAVOUR
TO
WARRANT
YOUR TRUST
HUGH CARMICHAEL
THANKS
To the Electors of
Howick Towaship
I am deeply apprec=
iative of your fine
support in electing
me as Reeve. I will
do my best to serve
you in the future.
HARRY MAY
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LUXURIOUS
CARD OF THANKS
My sincere thanks
to the people of
Wingham for my
election t o the
council for 1953
FRANK R. HOWSON
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MY SINCERE
THANKS
1) TO ALL WHO
SUPPORTED
ME
ON DEC. 1st
Harvey Timm
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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1952
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THE WINGFIAM ADVANCE-TIMES rAGE SEVEN
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Walkerton Earns
Fourth Win
Walkerten Wunderbars added a
victory over Wingham to their un-
defeated record on Friday for a to-
tal of four wins and one tie in five
starts. The Mohawks were on the
short end og. Friday night's 5-2 score.
The scoring chores for the Wing-
ham boys were handled by Bob Ritter
and Morley ChirIn who netted one
each in the second frame. There was
no score in the first, Zuk was kept
off the score sheet but was credited
with two assists. • .
Wingham-Goal, Murray, defence,
Westlake, Pym; centre, Murray Stain-
ton; wings, Ritter, Lockridge; subs,
H. Chinn, M. Chinn, Morris Stain-
ton, Dewbury, Fry, Hall, Tervit, Wil-
son.
Mount 'Forest Laces
Wingham Mohawks
A small crowd of hockey fans were
disappointed in the poor showing
made by the Mohawks against Mt.
Forest in the local ice house Tues-
day evening last week. The visitors
took the honors 9-4,
• Morris Stainton scored the first goal
of the game at 5.30 in the first un-
assisted, followed-by Ab. Chinn in the
same frame, but Sheffield of Mt. For-
est came back with a pair and a third
was notched up by Riley.
Morley Chinn and Ritter tallied in
the second to be .matched by a pair
for the visitors. The Mount Forest
crew sewed it up in the third stanza
by netting four goals.
C.W.L.
The regular monthly meeting of
the C.W.L. of Sacred Heart Church
was held on Monday, December 1st,,
in the parish hall, The president, Mrs.
Alf. Lockridge, opened with prayer.
The roll call and minutes were read
by Mrs. Bob Clark. Mrs. Wilfred
White gave the Treasurer's report.
It was decided to set aside a sum
of money from the proceeds of each
euchre party to be held this winter,
l to oomPirchase card tables. Plans were
I opetett.edfor the annual
Mrs. Sloseer and Margaretstm con
Brophy are in charge of the program.
!Mrs. N. Smith and MrS. Clark will
decorate the tree. A Christmas party
i and exchange of gifts were enjoyed
after the meeting,
C.Y.O. Meets
I The Catholic Youth Organization of
Sacred Heart Church met in the par-
ish ha-ll on Sunday evening, December
.7th.;--with an attendance of 16 mem-
bers. The meeting was presided over
by president Des Brophy, and opened
with the C.Y.O. prayer and theme
song.
Correspondence dealt with included
a letter from C.Y.O. of Sacred Heart
Church, Walkerton, inviting members
to a social evening in Walkerton, on
Sunday, December 14th. The treasur-
er's report was given by Mr. Alex
Sproal, Miss Sally Slosser conducted
a religious quizz, while Miss Mary
Hihn delighted her audience with
several accordion numbers. The Spir-
itual committee will provide the pro-
gram for the next meeting, the 2nd.
Sunday in January. Lunch was served
by Misses Mary Hihn, Audrey and
Lenore Ste. Marie.
Sacred Heart HNS
Holds First Breakfast
A communion breakfast and organi-
zational meeting was held Sunday in
the hall of Sacred Heart Church, in
Wingham. The occasion was the for-
mation of the Holy. Name Society. This
group is being revived at Sacred
Heart, after a number of years of in-
atcivity. Father Remy Durand, pastor
of Sacred Heart, welcomed 35 men to
the communion breakfast table, and
also introduced the speaker, Dr.
McCarthy, vice-rector of St, Peter's
Seminary, of London.
Father McCarthy outlined the aims
of the Holy Name Society in his inter-
esting address. He pointed out that the
Holy Name Society is a, more or less,
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I wish
to express
my thanks
to the
people of Howick
who voted for
me on Monday
Ted Newton
modern society, distinctive in North
America, being founded a little over
50 years ago by the Dominican Fa•
there of the United States. Dr. McCar-
thy said that the long range plan of
the Society is to foster among Catholic
men good citizenship for both church
and state. The more immediate plan
is the elimination of profanity in
speech. He pointed out that profanity
has decreased somewhat in recent
years, for after all it had its origin in
ignorance. More through education
and enlightenment, plus the efforts of
such groups as the Holy Name Society,
have done much in this regard to help
the situation. Father McCarthy also
said that this Society is not a service
club or fraternal organization, but
rather spiritual. Its primary aim is
to help its members lead good, Chris-
tian lives,
After the breakfast, the election of
officers was held with John Brent be-
ing elected president, Gerry Brophy,
vice-president, and Andy Anstett, sec-
retary-treasurer.
Elections Held at
Christmas Meeting
Red candles and Christmas decora-
tions made an appropriate setting for
the Christmas meeting of the Woman's
Missionary Sosiety in Wingham Unit-
ed Church, under the leadership of
Mrs. R. R. Hobden.
The theme, "Christmas, the Season
of Birth and Re-Birth", was carried
out in the devotions and singing of
carols, Passages of Scripture, telling
of the birth of Jesus, were read by
Mrs. George Ross, Mrs. F. R. Howson
and Mrs. W. J Greer, These were ta-
ken from the new, revised edition of
the Bible. A reading which told the
meaning and significance of different
Christmas customs was given by Mrs.
H. Carmichael. She said that the best
loved carol is, "God Rest You, Merry
Gentlemen", which was then sung by
Mrs. Carl Bondi.
In connection with the study book,
Mrs. A. J. Fox had prepared a paper
telling of the activities for one day,
in the life of a family living in an Af-
rican village, This was read by Mrs.
Hobden. Mrs. B. Cruikshank was nam-
ed convener of a committee to look
after sending Christmas treats to the
shut-ins in the congregation. All con-
tributions for these boxes are to be
left at the church early on the after-
noon of Friday, December 19th.
The report of the nominating com-
mittee was presented by Mrs. Alex
Coutts and the following are the of-
ficers for 1953:
President, Mrs. Roulston; vice-pres-
idents, Mrs. G. N. Underwood, Mrs. W.
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I wish to thank the
Electors of Howick
Township for their
splendid suport.
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