The Wingham Advance-Times, 1947-07-10, Page 3Thursday, July I0,1947
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soon make O.T.C. their headquarters for
automotive supplies. They quickly discover that, while C.T.O. prices
are, low, the products themselves are built to the highest quality
standards of the industry. You,. too. may SAVE'SAFELY by making
C.T.C. your first choice when supplies and replacements are needed,
SMALL HAND DRILLS .... . .... $1.69
TWO-SPEED DRILL . „ . .. .. 44.39
POWER DRILL STAND 1$9.90
8" TABLE POWER SAWS (Special Price) $39.95
IGNITION WRENCH SET , .. 36c
RUBBER 'BUMPING HAMMERS . .44c and Mc
TAP ,and DIE SETS $5.98
OUTSIDE DOOR MIRRORS $2,35
• FLASHLIGHTS (Assorted Sizes
FISHING TACKLE.
ASSOCIATE
Phone 184
WINGHAM ONT.
Robin E. Campbell
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Phone 38 -1. R. H. Carson & Son
at his home here this week.
Wingham Leads the League—Wing-
ham Baseball team is right in for the
Championship and on Tuesday, again
defeated Teeswater. It was a fast game
and both batteries did good work, but
once more Dunlop's pitching for Wing-
is ham did it. McCaig for Teeswater was
bard on Wi.ngham's left-hand batters,
but the right hand hitters met his
curves, while all batters were alike to
Dunlop. Batteries: Teeswater—Mc-
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Personals—Miss Ethel King
spending a couple of weeks with
friends in Owen. Sound. Miss M. A,
Robertson of Carlow, was the guest
of Miss B. H. Reynolds the past week.
John Lockeridge of London,. visited Caig and Good; Wingham, Dunlop and
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LIONS SUMMER CARNIVAL.
N WINGHAM TOWN PARK
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Marked Improvement—Six tae w
stores on Josephine street this summer
Will make a great improvement in the
appearance of our town, provided they
all find tenants, and no doubt they will.
Six new stores (probably a new Bank)
and about twenty-five or thirty resi-
dences will Make 1907 a record year
for building operations in Wingham,
Whitechurch wedding—Wraith-Eg--
leston—One of those pleasing events'
which always cause a flutter of excite-
ment in the vicinity, took place Wed-
nesday, June 26th, at the home of Mr,
and Mrs. John Egleston, when their
second daughter, Mary, was united in
marriage to:Win, Wraith of Langside,
Rev. Geo, P. Duncan officiated. Among
the guests were Mrs. Wraith, Mr. and
Mrs. W. J. Scott, Mr. And Miss Ross,
Mr, and Miss Murray," Mr, and Miss
Reid, Mr. McKinnon of Langside ; Mr.
and Mrs. R. Wraith and James Wraith
of Teeswater; MG . and Mrs. Geo,
Wraith, Miss Turner, Mrs. Allen, Miss
McKenzie, Mr, and Mrs. W. Currie,
and Mrs. W..Adams of Wingham; Mr.
and Tervit, Mr.. and Mrs. Or-
vis, Mr. and Miss Tervit, Mr. and
Mrs, W. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. G.
Zetland; Mrs. D. Scorr„ Sr.; Wilson,
C, W. Scott, Belgrave; Mr, and Miss
iiptchison, Mr. and Miss Pattison, Mr,
and Miss Craig, Mr. and Mrs. Smelt-
zer, Miss E. Peddle.
Blyth—The first C,P.R, passenger
train arrived in town on /Monday even-
ing at 9.45, a large number of people
were at the depot. Mr Ed,' Floody of
the Inland Revenue department came
up on the Huron Old Boy's excursion,
also Mr. J. S. McKinnon, Mrs. W.
Sloan and son. Our citizens are hard
at work this week getting ready to en-
tertain the thousands, that will come
to. our pretty little town to` celebrate
the 12th of July. •
Among Huron Old Boys Excur-
sionists: Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Timmins
and sons, Harold and Whitney; Geo-
Newton, J. J. Homuth, Will Fry, ,Vay
Patterson, Mrs.. J. Holmes and Miss
Fannie Holmes at , Mayor Holmes';
Misses Cora Beckwith, Eva Patterson,
Annie Smale- and Olive Beemer Thos.
Moo;rekouse at P. Tans Mrs,
Duncan and son at Bandmaster Du'n-
can's; Dr. Anderson and •his sister and
mother at J. B. Ferguson's; Mrs.
bet; Mr. and White and daughter, Ma
Mrs. Fred Rush,' Mel, Hart, Mrs. W.
Reading at D. M. Gordon's; W. E.
of Wingham Groves, former principal
Pulbic School and two Scns, at J. F.
Mrs. Tre- Groves A;. I. Doubleday,
warthy and Miss Nesbitt at Mrs. J.
Bugg's.
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TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO
Personals—Miss Dorothy Lloyd is
spending a few days in Clinton; Mr.
Telephone 181 Wingham
and Mrs. Reuben Appleby of Turn-
berry, are visiting .in Niagara Falls;
Miss E. Rush spent a few days in Kin-
cardine; Misses Mabel Isard and Grace
Tucker of Toronto, are visiting at their
homes in town.
Wingham Defeated Listowel—The
The Wingham Baseball Club easily
defeated Listowel in an exhibition
game last Wednesday by 16 to 1. Bat-
teries: Listowel-Ketnp,' Walker and
Russell; Wingham, Morden and Arn-
ott.
Baseball on Thursday—The Wing-
ham Baseball Club journeyed to Grand
Valley on,. Saturday and played the
team of that town. Grand Valley had
never lost a game this year, but were
defeated 7 to 1 by Wingham, Wing-
ham battery was Garner and A•rnott,
and "Voc" Campbell pitched for Grand
Valley. A return game will be played
in Wingham on Thursday," July 18th,
at 5.80 pan,
King-Wightman Nuptials—At the
home of Mr. Wm. Wightman, 10th,
concession E, W.aeinnosh, was the
scene of a quiet wedding on Wednes-
day, June 28th,, when his daughter,
Elizabeth Margaret (Bessie), and Mr.
Joseph Ross King, Turnberry, were
united in marriage by Rev, C, a Jones
of Belgrave.
Gorrie—Mr, arid Mrs, Thos, Brad-
flock and Mr. Harold 13radnock of,
town, also Miss Jean Anderson of Tor-
onto, are spending a couple of weeks
at their cottage at Bruce Beach, Mr.
and Mrs, 5. Steinmiller accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. Seegmiller, mot-
ored to Kitchener on Wednesday,
Misses Alba Carson and Evelyn Step-
hens were week-end visitors with
friends in inWgliam.
Wroxeter—Miss Beatrice Howe of
Leamington, is spending her vacation
with her sister here. Mr. 'and Mrs.
Pleasance of Toronto, are visiting at
the home of the latter's parents, Mr:
and Mrs. White. Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Sproul are visiting out of town,
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FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
MacKenzie-Yuill — An interesting
wedding took place recently in the
Teeswater United Church when Grace
Agnes youngest daughter of,Mr.
James A. and the late Mrs. Yuill, was
united in the holy bonds of matrimony
to Mr. Robert J. MacKenzie. Rev. Mr.
Monteith officiated.
Rome-MacPherson—Rev. Mr. V.
Monteith officiated at the marriage of
Miss Mary MacPherson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. T. MacPherson, of Cul-
ross, and Mr. Melvin Rome, eldest son
of Mrs. Rome and the late Mr. Wm.
Rome, also of Culross.
Third at Olympic Trials—At the
Canadian Women's Track and . Field,
Championships and Olympics Trials
held at Hamilton last Saturday, Betty
Taylor, former local girl, came third
in the 80-metre hurdles, and will be
one of the girls to represent Canada at
the Olympic Games in California this
year.
Local Student Wins Scholarship—
Mr, W. J. Henderson, Wingham jet,
received word Sat. that his son, W. J.
(Bill), has received a scholarship in
Physic Research entitling him to
$1,500 a year for three years to study
Physic Research (Radio Activity) un-
der Lord Rutherford, at Cambridge
University,- England. Mr. Henderson,
who is a graduate of Queen's Univer-
sity, Kingston, has for the past year
been working in the University Labor-
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CELERY, LETTUCE, CARROTS, CABBAGE
TOMATOES CUCUMBERS ARRIVE DAILY
atory at Kingston on Radio Activity, A. H. Musgrove.
and earlier this year won a Bursary of Whitechurch—Little Billie McClen-
$600 that entitled him to continue his aghan of Belgrave, is visiting at the
wank at Kingston. home of Mr. Ben Mc,Clenaghan and
Personals—Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Miss Edith 1VIcClenaghan is visiting
Mundy and children, are holidaying with Miss Mildred MeClenaghan. Mr.
with Mrs. Mundy's sister. Mr. and J. W. Leggett made a business trip to
Mrs. C. Gregory of Toronto, visited London one day last week. Miss Ag-
with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wilkinson, nes Gillespie is spending a few days,
over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Chris this week with Miss Olive Farrier.
Musgrove, also two daughters and son,
of Boissevain, Man., visited last week He gave her a look you could have
at the home of Postmaster and Mrs. poured on a waffle.— Ring Lardner.
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