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INTERESTING CUPS
OF DISTRICT NEWS
Wolf Shot in Ashfield Twp.
Lloyd Stein of Paramount, bagged a
..apol( in the Lakeshore district of Ash-
-Sad Township last Friday. He
bought the viciously-fanged animal
down with a high-powered rifle, getting
like. in the abdomen while on the run.
Vibe wolf, which will net Lloyd a neat
ihat of bounty money, was viewed by a
mod' many people in Lucknow on
Saturday.-Lucknow Sentinel.
Superintendent of Children's
Aid Society resigns
After nearly eighteen years of faith-
ful service as Superintendent of the
Huron County Children's Aid Society,
Mr. H, T. Edwards tendered his resig-
nation at the annual meeting of the
Society on Tuesday evening. The res,
ignation is effective at once, or not
later than August 80, when Mr. Ed-
wards' eighteenth year will be com-
pleted.-Goderich Signal Star,
New Underwear Industry To
Locate In Walkerton
Announcement was made at the
regular meeting of Walkerton Town
Council, that Walkerton would have a
new industry by spring. The new in-
dustry will be for the manufacture of
ladies' underwear and will employ 60
girls to start.-D. ,C. Smith, Hamilton;
reported the firm will be ready for op-
eration before June.
First step will be .construction of a
new building 150 by 50 feet on the lot
Thursday, February 21, 1946
Come on Out
the temperature in your
Brooder House is just right
and your hopper is full of
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CONSIDER THESE FACTS
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benefits everyone. Every
dollar is shored this way...
1. Hotels; 2, Stords; 3. Restaurants; 4. Taxes. '',
etc.; 5. Amusements; ,
6. Garages.
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Clifford Fairs„TO MA=4 Site
Extension of the fair grounds was
decided by the Clifford Agricultural
Society at its annual meeting, Land
adjoining the present grounds will be
either rented or purchased to enlarge
the site for the 1946 fair,
At the meeting, President Arnold
Darroch paid high tribute to the ser-
vices of the late Joseph C. Thomson,
in connection with the aims and objects
of the society,.
The financial report of the society
'included the following: Cash balance
on hand, $93.16; bonds, $538.16; assets,
$130.66. September 20 and 21 were
the dates set for this year's fall fair.
Falls While Napping, Fractures
Alex McLennan, who moved recent-
ly to Lucknow from Lochalsh, fell
while asleep recently, and it was no
dream. sHe is now going about with
one arm in a sling. While taking a
nap on a rounded slab of wood at his
home he fell heavily to the floor and
broke. one arm at a point near the
shoulder.
Simon P. Hallahan Heads
Blyth Fair
The annual meeting of the Blyth Ag-
ricultural Society was held in the
Orange Hall with a good attendance,
Clifford Shobbrook, the retiring presi-
dent, reported that the fair had been a
success despite the unfavorable weath-
er, thought some of the events had to
be cancelled.
Officers for 1946 were apbointed as
follows: President, Simon P, ,Hallahan;
1st. Vice-President, Maitland Henry;
2nd Vice-President, Leonard McNall;
Secretary-treasurer, Miss Lena Living-
stone; directors, C. Shobbrook, H.
Sturdy, K. Taylor, 13. Craig, G. Neth-
ery, A. Young, Dr. K. G. Jackson, G.
Watt, R. Craig; men's committee. J. B.
Watson, B. Parrott, K. Whitmore, E.
Pollard, W. N. Watson, 0. McGowan,
W. Oster, R. Wallace, L. Ruddy, R.
Redmond, G. McNall and RI. Toll; lad-
ies' committee, A. Gillespie, Mrs, K. G.
Jackson, Mrs. C. Shobbrook, Mrs.
Dale, Mrs. M. Henry, Mrs. A. Young,
Mrs Beninger, Mrs K Taylor, Mrs. S.
Hallahan, Mrs. L, Nichol, Mrs. G. Mc-
Neil, Mrs. J. B. Watson, Mrs. W. Wat-
son, Mrs. W. Watson; auditors, 'Gor-
don Elliott, A. W. P. Smith.
WINGHAM SEXTET
NIPS LEONE,
Wingham and Listowel tangled in a
snappy game at. Listowel on Friday
evening, and the fans that braved' the
cold snap and blocked roads saw Wing-
ham take the lead over Listowel with
a score of 6-5 in a Junior "C"
game.
WINGHAM-Goal, (McLeod; de-
fence, Lockridge, Simms; centre, Yeo;
wings, Bell, Templeman; subs, Seli,
Brown, McConnell.
LISTOWEL-Goal, Bricker; de-
fence, D. Colquhoun, Schure; centre,
Mullin ;wings, Opser, Simpson; subs.,
McIntyre, Cooper, Gowan, Kaufman,
Gelding.
Referee, Frank Kemp, Listowel.
First Period
1. Listowel, Gowan, (McIntyre) 3,25.
2. Wingham, Templeman, (Bell) 7.0Q,
3. Wingham, Seli, (Brown) 11.30.
Penalties-Simms (2), Gaoling,
Simpson.
Second Period
4. Listowel. Colquhoun, Schure, Kauf-
man, 2.25.
5. Wingham, McConnell, (Brown),
6,25.
6. Wingham, Simms, 13,23,
7. Listdwel, Cooper (Simpson) 14.42.
8, Listowel, Colquhoun, (Simpson)
15.55.
9. Listowel, McIntyre 19.38.
Third Period
10. IA/Ingham, Seli (Simms), 9,00.
11. Wingham, Bell (Lockridge), 10.45.
Penalties-McConnell,
PUBLIC SOHOOL
DEFEAT LUCKNOW
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The Wingliall Public School lads
got their revenge on Saturday when
they defeated the Lucknow kids in a
close fought game by the score of 4-2.
The line-up
Win gh am-Goal, Ronald Murray;
defence, Stanley Hisejer, Billy Pollock;
forwards, Bill Lockeidge, Donald Hop-
'per, Bob Kress; alternates, Stewart
EVerick, Bervil Skinny Stewart Nitrano,
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In the coming summer we may
expect hundreds of visitors from
the States. For many of them a
good time means lots of leisure for
hikes -visits to historic sites,
scenic beauty spots. Let's give
them a really friendly welcome
and help to make their stay as
memorable as it can be!
WHAT CAN I DO?
TWO THE WINGHAM ADVANCETIMES .
south of Amelia St., and easttiof Mary
St., to be of steel. construction with one
floor.
Four loads of equipment have ,been
brought to Walkerton and are at pres-
ent stored in Market 'Square at the
town hall,
Lucan Editor Celebrates 63rd,
Anniversary As Printer
Eighty-one years old and 63 of those
years a 'printer, Walter Sovereign, ed-
itor, publisher and printer of the Lucan
Sun, marked the Ord anniversary last
week, of his entry in to the trade, de-
clares "I expect to carry on for some
time -to come."
Mr. Sovereign, who was 81 on Nov-
ember 8, last year, is in good itealth.
and weekly he brings his last edition
to the. Lucan postoffice for distribution
to his subscribers.
Old Durham Hotel To Be
Store, Residence
A three storey frame building, the
Hahn House, which has been closed
for six 'years has been sold by the own-
er, Oscar Hahn, of Mount Forest, to
John Caswell and son, Clarence, who
will make alterations. Plans are made
for a store at the front, apartments
and a restaurant.
Mr. and Mrs, Caswell have sold
their residence on Lambton street to
John Styles and will operate in the
former hotel' as a rooming house. They
get possession on March 9th.
Shooting Affray Follows Quarrel
During Visit
Leslie Crocker, 32 is dead and his 22
year-old wife is in the hospital at
Mount Forest, as a result of what pol-
ice described as a shooting affray.
Police said Crocker, veteran of 41/2
years' Overseas service,- shot and ser-
iously wounded Mrs, Crocker on Sat-
urday night, shortly after the couple
went to the home of Crocker's foster
parents. Mr. and Mrs. John McKenna,
for a visit. Then, police said, .Crocker
jumpet through a window and ran into
the streeet where he' shot himself with
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Ross Hilbert, Fred Reihl, Jack Terr,
vit, Raymond Merkley, Maurice Stain-
ton, Floyd Jenkins. Goals by Lock-
ridge 2, Tervit and Hilbert.
Lucknow-Goal, Arnold Ross; de-
fence. Morley Chin, Jim McMillian,
forwards, Donald Stewart, Jack Mc-
Kim, Tom McDonald; alternates, Geo-
rge Harris, Bob'McKay, Harold How-
aid. Goals by McMillan and Harris.
IMAM WINS
ON BRUSSELS ICE
Brussels Intermediates on their home
ice on Friday evening, suffered their
first defeat of the season at the hands
of the' Wingham Indians. The final
score read 10-5 for Wingham. For
two periods both club's fought 'on even
terms, the third period proving disas-
trous for Brussels:
Marksmen for Wingham ' were
Brooks 3, Brent 4, Johnson 2, Baker 1,
Flashing the light for Brussels, Scott,
Willis 2, Lowe, King. Penalties Gor-
butt, Young,
Lineups, Wingliam-Goal, Zulattf;
defence, 'Young, Gorbutt; centre, Brent,
wings, Johnson, Brooks; susb., Foster,
Logan, Baker, Pytn,
Brussels-'Goal, Lawless; defence,
Rutledge, Lowe; centre, Rolles; Wings,
Willis, Riley; subs., King, Scott, Mc-
Donald, Nichol, Bateman. Referees,
Ashton, Fox, Brussels.
BUIE OUTSCORED
BY LOCAL INT.
Outclassing the Gorrie Sextette here
Saturday evening, the Wingham Ind-
ians defeated Gorrie 12-3 in a schedul-
ed Intermediate rural tilt. The local
squad are greatly improved and when
they tangle with Mitchell for the group
Championships,- Senior Rural should
provide a great series.
Plenty of .scoring ability was shown
in this game, Johnson leading the par-
ade with tree goals and three assists.
while Brooks and Young also perform-
ed the hat trick,
Summary, First Period.
1. Gorrie, Parrish (Nichol) 7,38.
2, Gorrie Nichol 14.52,
3. Wingham, Young, 15,10.
4. Wingham Brooks, 15.25,
5, Wingham, Brooks (Johnson) 16.14.
6. Wingham, Foster (Baker), 19.47.
Penalty, Pym, Wingham.
Second Period
7. Wingham Brent (Johnson) 4.10.
8. Wingham Johnson, 7,42.
9. Gorrie, Hiebein, 16.27,
10. Wingham Johnson 19.10.
Penalties, Foster, Young 2. Wingham,
Nichol 2 for Gorrie.
Third Period
11. Wingham Brooks, 2.27.
12. Wingham Baker (Foster) 5.20,'
13. Wingham, Young 8.40.
14. Wingham Young (Johnson) 9.57.
15. Wingham, Johnson 13.02.
Penalties, Wingham, Young, Baker,
Gorrie, Harrison.
Lineups, Wingham-Goal, Zulauf; de-
fence, Young, Gorbutt; centre. Foster;
wings, Baker, Pym; alternates, John-
son, Fry, Brooks,
Gorrie-Goal, King; defence, Ab-
ram, Farrish; Centre, Hiebein; Wings,
Nichol, 13. Parrish; alternates. Mof-
fatt, Townsend, Zimmerman, A. Hynd-
man,. H. Hyndman, Harrison. Referee,
Doug, Lawless, Walton,
Wife Preservers
Mattresses AMU be turned from top
to bottom one Week, and from side to side •
the next,. to prevent sagging.
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VICTOR CASEMORE WHITECHURCH JOHN MISTED DELMORE
The answer is plenty! Here are some
of the things anyone can do. The
suggestions come from a well-known
Ontario hotelman:
1. Know the places of interest and
beauty spots in your district and
tell people about them.
2. When you write your friends in the
States tell them about the places
they would enjoy visiting.
3. Try to make any visitor glad he
came to Canada.
4. Take time to give requested infor-
mation fully and graciously.
5. In business dealings, remember our
reputation for courtesy and fairness
depends on you.
6. To' sum it all up . . . follow the
"Golden Rule."
CARDINAL VILLENEUVE OF MONTREAL SAILS FOR ROME
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IT'S EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS ... einc*
Zea:~6.0.7*-Adrey4wp•s-apore Orate'
Worth his weight in ad:
The Province of Ontario profits to almost the
same ettent from tourist
business as it does from
the gold Mining industry.
It is up to -oath of us to
rsee that it goesongrowing,
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It works both ways!
They treat us royally
when we visit them , . .
we can't do less than re-
turn the compliment.
Remember that it costs
limey to take a holiday
so let's see they get
a good 'return tor every
penny they spend.