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Thursday, March 27th 1947
REMINISCING
FORTY YEARS AGO
Baseball Organized—An enthusiastic
meeting of Wingham Baseball team
was held on Thursday evening. The
following officers were elected'. for
1907:—Hon. President, A. M. Craw.-
ford; Hon. Vice-Pres., D. D. Wilson;
President, A. J. Alderson; Vice-Pres.,
L. Kennedy; Treasurer, Wm. Armour;
Cor.-Sec., Elmer Moore; Manager,
WM. Britton; Mascot, "Spider" Webb,
They will again enter a team in a Lea-
gue with teams in neighboring towns.
Maraied at Rectory—A quiet matri-
niortial event took place at St. Paul's
rectory on Monday everming of this
week, when Rev. T. S. Boyle, B. A.,
B. D., united in marriage Mr. John
Andrew McKay (formerly of Kinloss),
to Miss Mabel Maude, daughter of Mr.
John McDonald of Whit:eel-lurch.
Wingham Wedding—A quiet wed-
ding was the event of interest on Wed-
nesday of this week, at the residence
of !Mrs. Albert Sanderson, the bride's
sister, when Miss Maude Watcher be-
came the life partner of - Mr, Abram
Johnston of Hamilton, Rev, W. G.
Howson was the officiaeting minister,
The Teeswater News reports the
following:—"Mr. M. S, •Haldenby of
town, sprung a surprise on his friends,
on Friday last, by very qui g etly joining
the ranks of the benediets. The mar-
riage took place in Wingham, where
the bride, Mrs. Lloyd, had just arrived
from Sylvan Valley, Algoma.
Personals—Miss Floe Fleuty has re-
turned home from an extended visit
with friends in Wallaceburg. Dr, T.
Chisholm, M. P., is home from Ottawa,
to spend Easter with his family.
Bluevale—Mrs. Jas, Clark of Sun-
shine visited her parenti, Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Stewart, for a few days
last week. 'The wedding invitations
are out announcing the marriage of
Mr. Milvcrt Sellers and Miss Margar-
et A.delia Casemore, on Wednesday,
March 27th., more particulars next
week.
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WINGHAM. ONTARIO
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Morris—Mr. and Mrs, Joel H. Sel-
lers spent Sunday at' Richard Arm-
strong's, Mr. and Mrs. John Stewart
spent Sunday with the latter's parents,
Mr. and Mrs, Sonar. a * *
TWENTY,FIVE YEARS AGO
Personals-saMrs, W. F. Burgman
spent last week with friends in Detroit.
Mrs, Robt, Currie Sr,, is visiting with
her niece, iMrs, W, Claire Adams, in
Hamilton,
Football Re-organization Meeting—
The Wingham Football Team will
hold a re-organization meeting in the
council chamber on Friday evening of
this week.
John Galbraith Sells Business—Mr.
John Galbraith, who for the past thir-
ty-four years has conducted a general
store in Winghain, this week sold out
to Mr, F, W. Templin of London.
Glenarman-.-,Mr, Alex Baird visited
at Mr. Wm, Breckenridge's on Sunday.
Mr. John Baird spent Sunday at Mr,
David Totten's.
Whitechurch—Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Henry Purdon spent the week-end
with Robert Purdon's and Cecil Fal-
coner's. Mr. Price Henderson of Wing-
ham, spent the week-end with his bro-
ther, Mr. Roland Henderson,
Blyth—Dr, Herron and family
moved their household effects to town
on Saturday and will occupy part of
Mr. John Leith's residence. Mr. Chas,
Locaart has purchased the grocery
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ON COAST-TO-COAST
Radio Address
Mr. Brockington will speak over
the Dominion network of the
CBC from the Banquet Hall of
the Royal York Hotel, Toronto,
on the occasion of the 100th
Anniversary of the Massey-
Herds Company Limited,
MARCH 28th
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business of Mr. Aaron Bennett,
Bluevale---,Mr. Roger Oke has se-
cured a position with the Ti.F.O.
Creamery at Winghain, Mr. and Mrs,
H, Bosnian returned home after a
three months' visit with relatives at the
Coast.
Salem—Mr. and Mrs, Robert Earls
from smith of Gorrie, 'visited at the
home of their daughter, Mrs. W. A.
Cathers, last week. Mrs. Robt. Ash-
ton front near Gorrie, visited her sis-
ter, Mrs, A. E. Gallagher, a few days
last week,
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
Purchased Supertest Station—Mr.
Murray Johnson, local manager for
the Supertest Company, purchased the
Supertest Service Station, known as
the Ford Garage, from Mr. John Stev-
enson last Thursday, . .
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Ripley Redmen Tie Wingliam—The
Ripley Redmen in an exhibition match
on Friday evening llast at the Wing-
ham Arena teid Winadtam 4 to 4. The
line-ups were; Wingham, Goal, L,
Browne; defense, H. Mitchell and K.
Somers; cerare, J. Brackenbury; wings,
M. Rae and B. Vox; alternates, R. Rae
H. Browne, W. MeDotiald and W.
Gurney, Ripley---Goal, M, Higgins;
defense, S. Bowers and E, F. Martin;
centre, K. McLay; wings, J, Munn and
T, Ferris; alternates, M. MeLtan, J.
McLean and D. McLean, Referee, B,
Browne, Wingham.
Snow Plow Cleared Road—For the
first time in over a week the road to
Blyth is passable for motor traffic.
Two snow plows after two attempts
crashed their way through last Satur-
day.
Personals—Mrs. G. W. Schaefer and
children of Goderich, are spending
Easter with her mother, Mrs, John
McCool. Mr. W, A. McKibbon of
Western University, spent Easter with
his parents. Mr. 'Geo, Allen, Western
University, was home for Easter week-
end,
Easter Visitors in' Town—Misses Ed-
ith Kew, Mae and Irene Allen, Louise
Thompson, Nellie Colborne, Madode
Gibson, Elizabeth Johns, Barbara
Holmes, Ena Currie, Hazel Brandon;
Messrs, Peter Gowdy, Harold Mills,
Reg. Sutton, John Pende'r, W. Brawl-
eY, Durward Preston and Stanley El-
liott,
Out of Town for Easter—iMiss Phy-
llis Johns in Toronto, Miss M. M.
McDonald in Toronto, iMr. and Mrs. 5.
R. M. Spittal in Mt. Forest; Miss H.
M. McGregor in Bowmanville, Mr, W.
A. Collins in Petrolia, Miss Muriel
Simpson in Toronto, Mrs. W. W,-
Armstrong and Craig in Toronto; Miss
E. Tyndall in Guelph, Miss M. E.
Carson in Toronto, Miss L, M, Ham-
mond in Atwood and Miss A. Mahood
in Clifford.
Gorric—Misses Pearl Felkar and.
Lyla McCracken of Molesworth, spent
a few days last week with Mr, and
Mrs. Matthew Anger. Sunday guests
of Mr. and Mrs. R. Cathers were: Mr.
and dies. W, Jardine and family of
Brussels; Mr. and Mrs. A. Moffatt and
family of Wroxeter, Mr. and Mrs. H..
Hastie and family, also Mr, and Mrs.
Anson Thornton and family. Miss
Myrtle Short of Toronto; spent the
week-end with her parents, Mr, and
Mrs. Thos. Short.
Wroxcter—Visitors in town for the
holidays:-Misses 'Winnifred Rae of
Kingwood, Ruth Stocks of London,
Elvia Stocks of Wingham, Margaret
Wright of Listowel, Rona VanVelsor
of Weston, B. Howe of Leamington,
Bertha Smith of Lakelet, Eleanore
Douglas of Listowcl; Messrs. John
Munroe of Toronto and Archie Gibson
of Strathroy,
Whitechurch—IMiss Norma Murray
of Wingham, spent the week-end with.
Mrs. Gibson Gillespie, Miss Annetta
Fisher of Linwood is spending her
holidays at the home of her father,
Mr. Wm. Fisher. Miss Agnes Wilson
of Stratford General Hospital, spent
the week-end at the home of her par-
ents, Mr, and Mrs. Jas. Wilson.
Belgrave—Easter visitors: Mr. John
Campbell and family of Aylmer, Miss
S. Cole of Hamilton, Miss L. Mc-
Kenzie of Sturgeon Falls, Miss S.
Nethery of Montreal and Mr. G. Stone-
house of London,
TURNBERRY SCHOOL
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The regular meeting of the Turn-
berry Township School Board was held
in the Wingham Town 'Hall on Wed-
nesday evening, March 19th., at 8 p.m.
All members and Inspector Kinkead
were present.
The minutes of the previous meet-
ing were read and adopted on motion
of Smith and Kirton. (Carried).
Letters were read from the follow-
ing: Helen Walker, Marion ,MacDon-
ald, Margaret Hastings, Federation of
Agriculture, Roy Hastings.
Motion by Willits and Walpole that
delegates he sent to the Trustees As-
aociation. ,(Carried).
Motion by Willits and Kirton that
School Board sigh for hydro at S. S.
A discussion followed regarding den-
tal care for all children in the Town-
ship School Area.
Tenders for wood were read, A
motion by Smith and Walpole that we
purchase extra hardwood instead of
purchasing ‘elm, and the following tetj-
ders be accepted, (Carried).
Hardwood—Norman Ross; Cedar,
Harry Forgie,
The following bills were read, and
ordered paid of motion of Willits and
Kirton (Carried),
Viola Thacker, $121,45; Helen Wal-
ker, $12.1,45; Mrs. Margaret Grain,
$128.70; Jean Heith, $121.45; Mrs,
Lloyd Thrvey, 034.40; Mrs, Margaret
Hastings, $134.40; Miss Jennie Sher-
iff, $144.00; Receiver !General of ran-
Ada, $54,15; Mrs Prod Selling, care-
taking, $15,00; Mrs. Gertrude Snell,
Transportation, $84,00; Robt, A, Pow-
ell, Ins, on S. S, No. 4, $12,40; Howick
Mutual Fire (Ins. on S, S. No. 1, $3,35;
Chas. Chapman Co., (cash book),
$8,80; Marion L. ',MacDonald, (musk),
$54.00; Harry Volk, cedar, S. S. No,
11), $3.50; W. V. Roy; (National Mtn
Board), 08,03.
Motion by Walpole and Willits that
the trteeting adjourn and that next
meeting be held at Winghant Town
Hall,oti Thursday, April X7tb,, at 10
4,11t (Carried).
Alex Corrigan, See,,,Treas,