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!AGE TWO THE WINGHAM ADVANCE-TIMES Wednesday, January 26, 1949
14/Ingham Advance-Times- if oe t, contains .40. ice surface 75 by 180. was erected within seven weeks.
'dressing
At one end of the arena are the Eats off to the residents of Noble,
Published at idecssing rooms and .booths. Directly „ton and surroundim; community, They
WINGHAM ONTARIO !above them and overlooking the rink not only accepted as true the count-
W. B. McCool, Editor and Publisher is a lounge 74 by 22 feet,. which eon- ,Iess-times tested and proven fact, that
tains a refreshment bar and is suitable ithe only way to keep young people in
for local dances and meetings. The ,their home community, and boys and
building itself is of a plank-truss con- girls out of juvenile delinquency, is to
struction with cement foundation and 'provide them with every possible re-
floor, the siding and roof being of !creational facility at home, but they
asphalt. And next year they plan to also did something real and tangible
install artificial ice. !about it. Thinking people everywhere
The 200 Nobleton villagers and the 'realize that young people, who are
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Vol. 76 — No. 19
IIMBLETON HAS A NOBLE
RECORD
people of Nobleton, Ontario,
.vea, proud and happy these days."
Ifitat is the first sentence in a recent
a.de in the daily press from that
iermirmunity. And why shouldn't they
flex...1 proud and happy? judging from
Oist rest of the news report, they have
rmittry reason to be elated over their
rrocinit great accomplishment. This
:tile village of 200 residents, assisted
Orr members of the surrounding corn-
scomity, has just completed the con-
atruction of a new arena and recreat-
Zorn centre, which cost more than
,405.000 for the materials alone. That
a really worth-while achievement
-nett puts to shame hundreds of larger
retristres which are afraid' or too in-
afferent, to attempt a smilar project
-irvc the good of the entire community.
The completed building, which has
age overall measurement of 280 by 90
local farmers total considerably less
than 500 individuals. In attempting to
raise money, various social activities
were held and local organizations
contributed generously to the building
fund. Each member of the community
was assessed according to his means,
and without exception all complied.
The actual construction started in the
spring of 1948, and through the efforts
of local farmers and villagers, who
donated their time, the main structure
Undoubtedly, Wingham is one of
the larger centres which have fallen
far short of Nobleton's record in pro-
viding recreational facilities « for the
young people of the community. Most
KNOVV WINGHAM
The first sawmill in Lower Wing-
ham was built by Archie Fisher in the
early 1860's. It and a lumber, yard
were situated on the several acres on
the northwest side of the 'Maitland
River in the first bend of the stream
below the confluence of the two main
branches of the river at Witilhant.
Just back of and east of the preSent
Hydro-Electric Power House or Sub-
station in Lower Wingham.
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nicty THOUGHT
Tre are only two kinds of people
on earth, those who lift and those who
lean, Which are you?
Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Robinson and
son, Jimmie, were Sunday viistors
with friends in Clinton,
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Craig and Mrs.
Olive Allen, of Goderich, were Sunday
visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs,
R. Chamney.
Sunday visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. J, R. Thompson included,
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rutledge of In.
gersol, Mr. and Mrs, Robt. Rutledge
and Mb. Fred Barker of Goderich.
Mr,. and Mrs. Wm, Webster and
Mrs. Stuart Chamney were Sunday
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Hen-
derson, Kippen.
Hot
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Meals - Lunches i
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A reader has requested information
on the penalties for the more frequent
infraction of the rules,
It is unethical to violate rules in-
tentionally, and in prescribing penal-
ties it is assumed that violations are
purely accidental.
The recently revised laws are not
designed to punish an offender, but
simply to compenate the opponents
for the probale injury caused by the
infraction. There is now
for not applying the rules,
EXPOSED CARDS:
1, During the bidding there is no
penalty for exposing one card below
a jack. If a jack or higher card, or any
two or more cards are exposed, .the
partner is barred from one round" of
bidding, and if the player becomes a
defender the exposed cards become
pen4lty cards (see below).
2. During the play any card expos-
ed by a defender becomes a penalty
card,
PENALTY CARD:
A penalty card is left face up on
the table and must be led or played at
the first legal opportunity,
REVOKE:
A revoke becomes "established"
when either player of the offending
side leads or plays to the next trick.
Before then the revoke may be cor'
rected. In this case the opponents may
change any cards they played ,after the,
revoke, and the revoke card becomes
a penalty card'if' played by a defender,
The penalty for an established' re-
voke is two tricks, but these may be
claimed only from tricks won by the
offending side after the revoke (in-
cluding the trick on which the revoke
was made).
CALL OUT OF TURN:
1, If the offender passes when it
was the right , hand opponent's turn
to bid, he still must pass after the op-
ponent has bid.
2. In any other circumstance, the
wrong call is cancelled and' the offen-
der may bid in turn, but his partner
is barred from further bidding.
INSUFFICIENT BID
The offender has three choices, He
may—
(a) Make the bid sufficient in the
same suit.
(b) Make the bid sufficient in' an-
other suit. In this case his partner
is barred from further bidding.
(c) Pass. His partner is • barred
from further bidding, and if an oppon-
ent becomes the declarer, he may call
or forbid the lead of a specified suit.
LEAD FROM WRONG HAND BY
DECLARER:
The declarer must (if it is possible)
lead the same suit from the correct
hand.
LEAD OUT OF TURN BY A
DEFENDER:
The declarer has two choices. He may
(a) Forbid the lead of that suit, but
may not specify another suit. (The
exposed card becomes a penalty card.)
(b) Treat the lead out of turn as a
correct lead, and play to it.
DUMMY'S RIGHTS:
Provided dummy has not seen any
other hand, he may warn any player
against leading from a Wrong hand, or
draw attention to any other irregular-
ly or infringement of law.
If dummy has seen any other hand,
he loses all rights.
BLYTH
- Mrs. Harry., Bowen was taken to
Clinton Hospital suffering from pneu-
monia, her many friends here hope
for a speedy recovery.
Mrs, (Dr.) N. C. Jackson, is a pat-
ient in Clinton Hospital.
Ex-Reeve George McNall was in-
stalled as presidnet of the local legion
on Monday night. Harold Phillips as
treasurer, and Bert Haddocks as sec-
retary. The legion contemplate erect.
ing a new hall commencing early in
the spring.
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keenly interested and actively engag.
fed in healthy athletic sports and other
supervised, pleasant modern recreat-
ions, have no time nor inclination, for
wrong-doing. Nobleton may be small
in size, but it is colossal in its grand
example of whtt a community should
do to look after the best interests of
its young people and the community
as a whole.
ET TU BRUTE
No, we aren't trying to be hinny,
and we aren't referring to anything
brutish in any way. "Et to brute" is a
Latin phrase uttered by Julius Caesar
when Ile saw his friend among his
assassins, and the English translation
is, "and thou, too, Brutus." With re-
ference to the preceding article, we
should have headed this article "ET
TU WINGHAM" or, in English,
"AND THOU, TOO, WINGHAM."
While we are only too glad and very
ready to admit that Wingham has
done and is doing much in the way
of recreational training and facilities
for the young people of this town, yet
ILIIIIIMIN11111111111/11111111111101311111111111111111 IIIIII 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111011111111111111111111111"_ to be truthful and frank, we must re- m cord the shameful fact that the citiz-
mi ens of this commnuity, and surround- _
• ing communities, have fallen far short
11 of fulfilling their obligations and dut-
= ies in that respect.
citizens to provide these needed facil-
ities.
As we have ,stated before, Wingham
urgently needs a larger athletic park,
suitable fon hard ball or Baseball, and
with a cinder track. It is a sad state
of affairs; when Wingham boys lack
a suitable plhying field 'to play base-
ball, the greatest Canadian and Amer-
ican summer sport. It is also a shame
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facilities for track competitions.
Similarly, the value of a recreation-
al director and recreational activities
is greatly lessened because Wingham
THE "HOME" OF
erguson Tractors F ,s.... fllgia T! present recreational
facilities,'jilt as the small athletic
r park and the skating arena using nat-
rai natural ice, were provided and paid . , -.-:-.
—:'
, iii for by past generations of Wingliam-
* Ferguso _ The citizens of today should meet the .• -mites, They are outmoded and outdated.
changed conditions of , today and not
a rest on their oars, being smugly sat-
implements
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its El never stood still in any respect and
• certainly not in recreational require-
DISTRIBUTOR FOR m ments. The youths of today need re-
creational facilities on a par with other
r centres, and it is the duty of, the older
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isfied that what was good enough for
11 father and grandfather is good enough
= for son and grandson. The world has
creational lacks if juvenile delinqueficy
is to be curbed here and our young
people encouraged to stay in the home
community.
In the same category of recreation-
al needs in Wingham should be men-
tioned a swimming pool for aquatic
sports, a race track and a fair grounds.
Other centres, many smaller than this
town, such as Nobleton, find the ways
and means to look after the recreat-
ional needs of their young people so
why cannot Wingham do likewise, It
will take more. than talk to advance
Wingham beyond its present horse-
and-buggy days recreational facilitits.
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WINGHAM HAS A GOOD
FIRE DEPARTMENT
Commendation is due the Wingham
Fire Departthent for the very excel-
lent service rendered the town over a
period of many years. .,Wingham has
been very fortunate to escape having
any wide-spread disastrous fires in its
• history and the credit for this remark-
"able safety achievement must go to the
fire department,
17g- There have been serious ' fires in
yi town over the years cif its history but
a they were always checked or confined
n to a small area. That speaks well for
F the efficiency of the Wingham Fire
department, Like all good things that
--707i we posses without conscious personal
effort, most of us have just taken for
Le! granted the good fire protection we
I have always had in this town, It has-
111/ n't come without effort, practise, skill,
-= endurance and faithfulness to duty by
= our firemen. Well done, fireMetil
11 Thank you! We sleep better knowing
• that you are on the job.
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has no suitable recreational centre. It,
is the obligation and duty of the pre- i
sent citizens Of Wingham and sur- i SHERBONDY'S rounding district to supply these re- .14.
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WESTFIELD
The regular monthly meeting of the
East Wawanosh Federation was held
in the Belgrave Farmers' Co-Opera-
tive Club Rooms with 13 members of
,the Executive and Directorate present.
The minutes of the December 8th
meeting were read and approved on
motion of Aldin Pardon, seconded by
Dick Leggatt. Miss Audrey Bradburn
was present and gave a report of her
recent course at the O,A,C., Guelph.
In conclusion she expressed her grat-
itude to the Federation for their fin-
ancial assistance.
Moved by S. P. Hallahan, seconded
by J. Ft, Campbell that Audrey Brad-
burn and Walter Elliott be paid $8.50
as the Township Federation share of
their expenses to the short course at
the 0,A.C.
Moved by Aidin Purdon seconded
by Gordon Elliott that Jack Currie be
appointed Director for S. S. No, 9 and
thatl-lenry Pattison be appointed Dir-
ector for S. S. No, 11, to replace the
present inactive meinbers„,
Mr, Wm. Henry and Me. Chas,
Robinson gave reports on the recent
annual Federation Convention held in
Toronto on January 6th and 7th.
Moved by Dick Leggatt, seconded
by H. 'L, StUrdy that, secretary pro-
cure nines and addresses of all Town-
ship residents and .forward same to'
the county Secretary in view of all
Township residents receiving the Rttr-
al Co-Operative Paper,
The President'appointed a comMit-,
ee `consisting of Mr. Albert Bieinan
and Mr. S. P. Itallahatt to approach
the Council at their next meeting, to
seek their assistance in 'view of erect.
ing road signs at the end of each can.
cession in the 'township.
Moved by 8, P. Hallaltatt seconded .
by Frank Nesbit the Meeting adjourn
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