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IrOWER.DLYTH•KENNIE
Alex Crawford Was
Pioneer Auto Dealer
SCOntinneci treat page one
With an eye on the future and a
belief in the future of the automobile,
he sold ,oust to Pill Dyer, HC was
already established in the automobile
:4PsineaS as well as the tobacca Whole,
sale trade, His first big garage was
in a livery barn on the corner of
John , and Edward Ste, which he
purchased. in 1909, He had first
Started in a location where •Foxton's
Dairy now stands around 1203. The
Bohn St. garage AWLS torn down only
fotir years age, He did business from
there until he bought the property
OOSPEL HAIL
Regular Sundays Services
Sunday School 10,15 am,
Remembering the Lord
at 11.10
Gospel Meeting at 7.30 p.m.
Prayer Meeting and Bible Study
Each Thursday evening at 8 p.m.
where This was
Motors now 18iog:t4. 00rire.914.
Natienal HOW which Was .4910, when
Huron went dry, around 19 li,
The VOA wore ..01 dirt and .340;
Mason's father, who owned one of the
first cars, over aperiod of time raked
the big _genes .km the road from
Wingham to whiteohorel; by hand.
Win. Isbister, was another early Per
driver. ,Crawford .:149tpra. ImmlIpc1 the
co Model T which was so popular
thm He can recall at one time
bringing 30 of these cars from
London at once, At that time it Was
difficult to find enough men who
could drive and some went -:into the
ditch along the read. These eers
sold for around $875 and .were all
spoken for before they arrived its
Wingham.
Sport has always been as much a
part of Alex ,Crawford as motor ears.
He started bowling in 1900 when it
was all done in the daylight hours,.
Tournaments in Goderich would last
from a Monday morning to the fol-
lowing Friday night. In 1941 he
was on the rink which won the
Corbin Trophy in 'Belleville and was
president of the St. Petersburg Lawn
Bowling Club in 1937, It was his
greatest achievement to beat the
singles champion of the United States
in the year 1942,
He might also be called one of the
fathers of the Wingham Ogling Plub
to bond the rinU And wh° raised
04 it was Alex and the late Billy
Mitchell who canvassed for the funds
$2800 # or that purpose,
There are many things that could
be said about this wonderful *Veteran
sPortSman who refuses to grow Old
but the fallowing quotation from an
old newspaper tells the story for us,
"The National Winter Lawn. Bowling
Tournament has been oencinded. Re-
counting the general results, the
name of Alex g, Crawford, of,
ham, Ontario, stands Out as promin-
ently tie ever, The burly Scot must
have been reared on oatmeal, and
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been winning tournaments ever since
Wingham was a jungle; se that suc-
cesses in the recent tournament
surprised no one, There is, no use
trying to gild the lily afresh, so that
the recounting of the long string of
bowling successes of Alexander M.
Crawford on the greens of Florida
and of his native heath would not
only be a formidable task but an
entirely superfluous one. But there is
one unassailable fact standing out
ova: a long term of bowling years—
there are mighty few Alex Crawfords
just because there are mighty few
"fro/men" in the bowling game.
There it is in a nut-shell! For the
most part his reign here goes on
unmolested."
Hays—Wray
The home of Mr, and Mrs. Gordon
Wray was the scene of a quiet wed-
ding recently, when their eldest
daughter, Doris Erima, was united in
marriage to William Stanley C. Hays,
eldest son of and Mrs. Robert
Hays, Wroxeter, Rev. E, W. Todd, of
Wroxeter, officiated,
The bride chose a powder blue taf-
feta dress with navy accessories and
wore a corsage of pink roses and
white stephanotis, Her only attend-
ant was the groom's sister, Mrs. Earl
Young, Wingham, who wore a navy
dress with red accessories and a cor-
sage of red roses. The best man was
the bride's brother, John Wray.
The reception following the mer
money, was held at Salem United
Church.
The young couple left for a trip to
Northern Ontario, Ottawa and East-
ern Ontario. On their return they will
reside on the groom's farm in Howick
Township.
E. Wawanosh Requests
Extra $3000 for Roads
The East Wawanosh qouncil met on
October 7th, with all the members
present and the Reeve presiding, The
minutes of the meeting held Septem-
ber 2nd., were read and adopted on
motion by Purdon, seconded by Mc-
Gowan, carried,
Moved by Buchanan seconded by
Hanna, that' the parties, entitled Ito
allowances on the Taylor Municipal
Drain be paid, carried.
Moved by McGowan, seconded by
Pardon, that council order 1000 ft, of
snowfence and 60 steel posts from the
Lundy Fence Co. Ltd., carried, Moved
by Purdon, seconded by McGowan
that Mr. R. L. Beattie be paid $1000
on contract of - the East and West
Wawanosh Municipal Drain, carried.
A by-law to supplement by-law No,
1, 1952 asking the Highway Depart-
ment to approve of $3,000 additional
expenditure on roads for 1952 Was
read the first and second times, Mov-
ed by Buchanan, seconded by Hanna
that the supplement by-law be read
the third time and passed, carried.
Moved by Hanna, seconded by Buch-
anan, that the road and general ac-
counts as presented be passed and
paid, carried.
Road Cheques—Stuart IVIcHurney,
salary, $231.00, bills'paid, $1,29, $232,29;
Ernest Walker, operating grader.
$63.12, 171/J holirs cutting weeds at
$2.50, $42.50, $105.62; Frank Cooper,
salary, $25,90; II, Leslie Buchanan,
brushing, $90.97; Jim Buchanan, bru-
4' • shing, $13,50; Reavie's Service Station,
repairing grades wiper, 75c; Phillip
Dawson, welding and repairing, $3.75;
Belgrave Co-Op.,.- barb wire, $9.75;
Mills Tire Service, vulcanizing tire,
$50.15; Harold Cook, 43% hours cut-
ting weeds, at $2.25 per hour, $97,87;
Ross Jamieson, 10 yards patching
gravel, $7.00; Receiver General of Can-
ada, Unemployment Insurance Stamps,
$78;78; D. R. M. Co., clutch repair,
etc„ $770.06; Can. Oil Co., 500 gals fuel
oil, $99.00, 10 gala. Tune,, $25.00,-$124.;
Dept, of Highways Of Ontario, tax on
500 gallons fuel oil, $55.00; W. S. Gib-
son, T30 grader insurance, fire, $41.80;
General Accounts Receiver General
of Canada, Unemployment Insurance
stamps, $11.88; Township of Morris,
Reny Drain, $147.68; Ralph Munro,
relief account, $24.52; Village of Blyth,
relief account, $42.63; Township of
Hullett, repairs to Sturdy drain, $51,15;
R. H. Thompson, clerk's fees, Sturdy
drain, $5.00; County of Huron, Vospi0
tal mount, $48.00; Wirigharn Ad-
vance-Times, printing Adv. By-law No.
7, $7.50; Middle Maitland Valley Con-
servation Authority, $7,00; John Arnt-
strong, allowattee, etc., on Taylor
Oct. 8 .... N.31
Oct. 9 „ I-22
Oct. 10 0.74
Oct. 11 .... N48
Oct. 13 ,.
Oct 14 047
KINSMEN CLYUl3
O WINGHAM
drainr .$41,09;. Wm, H. now, ditch
con., Taylor drain, , $2,991, V.Veritt TAY,'
4itOn. non., Taylor drain, ,S240;•
A, P0.04Pbell, -cliteb -Con., Taylor clranv
$14,0-;. Carl ,qovjar, .olon oa„. Taylot
Oral; 0,90; garden, .MOlinchey, Ago
Pen, WayhOS .4rahlk PAN .P,TaleOX.4 Vat*.
terser, 4401 con,0 Taylor :drain, 4,09;:
,To kin 4o4hart,. di Cen., Taylor
dfain, PA;;. John Wilson, allowaneea-
Tayler drain, $211,00 ;. remit
IPOhnPri 43 ..hovrp.work on NfeVittle
drain, PUN, The Plyth Atantlarcl,
tenders Taylor 444, 04#5 tenders
W. wawanoan ac,tv. by,
law No, ..7, 43.60; printing Voters' lists,
$3/.,09.; James gaunt, 1 fox
bounty, .$2,00; .Purnla Phillips, plerk`e
fCea and loplaws, Tavor dam, po.09;.
Beattie, part payment ionatruo-
gen of last and West WaWii*O04
$7.40404:
'Moved. by McGowan aecnnclecl by
Pardon tnat nonnoll a4journ, m00
Nov. 414, at Pne Veleek wlth tie
Court of revision ASOPPOMV;it .Roli
at two -97lPeit at the -Polgrave _cow
inanity Oentre,Qarried,
grvat Taylor, -Anayu ,
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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 19th
at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.
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