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Mrs, Irene Paterson of Toronto
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Charlie.
Mrs. Will Conn spent a few days
last week with her sister, Mrs. Sam
Hutchison of Wingham.,
Mr. and Mrs, Roddy Inglis and
family of Watford and Mr. and .
Mrs. Mae Inglis of Highgate spent
'Week-bud with Mr, and 'Mrs.
Thomas Inglis.
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B Cubs
' Beigrave-- The Belgrave Inter-
mediates lost their opening game i 9-7 to Wingham, but came back
There was a smaller crowd than EXETER WINS 16-7 Saturday night to defeat 11(418311
usual at last week's meeting, when
Bob Rilitoul, Barry Pickford ar'i WINOHAM SUNOCOS Mr. and Mra. Arnold were in
charge of the 10 boys attending DROP SECOND
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FAME Pack B, The Grand Howl end
1:611ectiOn ci . ', f bones ' Opened the ' ..
• „ The Wingham Sunc-os suffered
in 0"1:t9inli gir)'' 0'; i kl.Pii it11' (i' David, Gibson their 'first defeat of the season ,
Tuesday, evening when they bowed passcal , the • BadertPowell test . and to tilt Exefer boys by the score of the 'salute: Tiny_ Irwiq passe& the
,Ithnniscf, •I-ett, ',,.4ohnston, -tellin
.time`-anti` and Danny Arnold, Ittuite, , i ni g. Exeter boys got going. to a
• 1.lifl;Nol Pl r.ti7f olejtPlYnt3iljo.:aniaCdd, 'i lea. gr:eirthlogf
cursed in the usual., manner.. '
• The Cubs are reminded that `this
Week they are to meet at the ptib-
W-selioal griitinds• for a bilSebell
came,
Pack
16-7/ •
stneshing start with :6• runs' ,in the
first :Dinh , gave: the .visit-
Ors tie extra energy that enabled
them to continue to victory. •
1.1-3 in Hensall. The Beigrave 'boys
hammered out 16 hits againat Hen-
Ball's seven.
Glen Coulter got 4 hits, Murray
Shiell 3, including a home ran, and
Bill Coultes homered to lead the
Belgrave attack,.
0. Coultea started on the mound
for Beigrave and was relieved in
the 6th by (lord Smith who com-
pleted the game. 'Ken Coulte's
worked back of 'the plate. ,
Belgrave plays' • Wingham on
Tuesday of next week and Hensall
Will be in Wingham to meet Belr
grave on Saturday, June 17.
A BIG CROW]) was 'on hand to' welcome. the baby
buggy contestants to the finish line at'the 'arena .on
Thursday evening. The runners surprised everyone
by arriving much sooner than had heen expected..
DELMORE
The W.M.S. of Belmore United
Church was held on Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs, Ar-
thur Fitch. The meeting was open-
ed with the singing of 'the hymn
"When Mothers of Salem." Mrs.
Alvin Fitch was leader.
Mrs. Harry Mulvey gave the
Bible reading. Mrs. Fred Johann
gave a very interesting paper on
Christian citizenship, and told
many things that are being done
in both the Brampton and BoW-
manville Home Schools to help
many boys 'and young men there
to get a; fresh start in life.
Mrs. Tom Abraham gave a read-
ing from the Missionary Monthly.
Mrs. John Harper had the study
hook reading "The Ship Under the
Cross" and "Are Missionaries
Necessary?"
Mrs, Simmons agave some
thoughts on temperance, one of the
most aPPalling things being that
we have 35,000 women alcoholics
in' Canada. Roll call was a verse on
Mother,
.71'110 president, :Mrs. H. Mulvey,
'then took charge of the 'business
The minutes were read and ap-
proved, Rev. Mr. 'Pace addressed
the meeting for a few minutes,
after which Mrs. Alvin Fitch gave
the closing prayer.
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Richard W, Bide of Edmonton,
'paid a flying visit to Mr. and Mre.
Alvin Armstrong of Brussels and
Mr. and Mrs, Alan Pattison and
other relatives on Tuesday last. He
is the son of Capt. and Mrs. W. G,•
Bide (Florence Deacon) and grad,'
uated last week from' Edmonton
University, and was taking a spec-
ial course in biological chemistry
and live genetics at Guelph. He
won 'the Commonwealth Scholar-
ship and will study next year at
Aberdeen University in Scotland.
He was accompanied by another
student from India, who was do-
ing special investigation work,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pattison, Dor-
een"' and Donald visited on Sunday
last with Mr. and Mrs. Gereild Wat-
son of Forest,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Falconer
of Sarnia and Mr. 'and Mrs. 'Ro-
bert Gibson of Brantford spent the
week-end with their mother, Mrs.
R. J. Currie,
Miss Margaret Edgar of Toronto'
has been visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. Douglas Simpson, of Cuirass
for the past two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Coupland
of Toronto spent the week-end
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Robinson and. with Wrox-
eter relatives. Mr. Tupper Cun-
nington of Toronto and his son,
Roy, also visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Robinson on Sunday and Mr. Cun-
nington stayed to visit 'here for a
few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wade and
family of Woodstock visited for a
few days last week with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ewart Mc-
Pherson, and Danny stayed for
the week.
Mrs. 'Prank Sleightholm.and Mr.
and Mrs. Allison Sleightholm of
Listowel visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer. Sleighthohn.
Mr, -mid Mrs, Alex Butler of
Go,cierich -visited ,,on Sunday with
Mr, and Mrs. James McInnis and
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Tiffin,
Mr. A. E. Buckton and Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Morrison visited on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Buckton of Lucknew.
Mr, and 'Mrs. Grant McIntyre,
Wingham, and Mr. Cecil Falconer
spent the week-end with relatives
in Sarnia. Mrs, McIntyre stayed
to spend a week there.
Mrs. Victor Young of Wingham
spent a few days last week with
her brother, Mr, Adam McBurney,
Mrs. 0. G. Anderson, Mrs. Jos.
Dunbar, Mrs. Edgar Wightman and
Mrs. John McBurney attended an
executive meeting of 'the Huron
Presbyterial at Bayfield on Fri-
day.
Mrs. May 'Brown and daughters,
and Mrs. Carl Wilson, Islington,
Mrs, Jerry Smith and 'Karen, Mrs.
Orval Mitchell, Mrs. Myrtle Brown
and Wally of Toronto and Bert
lVfaShenter of Melton visited on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Wil-
liam 'Henry,
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stewart
and family of Thorndale visited on
Sunday with 'Mr. and Mrs. Carl
;McClenaghan,
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Higgins of
Belgrave visited on. Sunday With
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pattison,
Mr, and Mrs.' Russell Gaunt and
Mr. Alex McKenzie visited with
Mr. and Mrs, Harold Gaunt in
Sarnia on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs.
'Moines Gaunt, Wingham, accom-
panied them and •attended the
Murray-Dunlop 'wedding, held in
'Devine St. gospel Chapel, and also
attended the reception for over 100
guests held in the Point Edward
'United Church, The bride was a
niece of Mrs. Gaunt.
Mrs. Robert Ross and Mr. land
Mrs. Donald Ross and sons visited
on Sunday with Mr. and Mts. Geo.
Ross Of Owen Sound,
Mr. arid Mrs. Rel. achtatt of Au.
CLOSE RACE—Two Walkerton Kinsmen are shown as they rested after
coming in only half a minute behind the winning Clinton Club in the
Baby Buggy race Which started the proceedings for the 1901 Wingham
Kinsmen. Trade Fair.—A,T Photo.
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.. 1 'Jim. Dennis on the mound for the.
ilbcals, pitched his first' game of
0 .: 0 0 ' 'intermediate ball, having a little 1.
Belgrave Cubs difficUlty early' in the game, but as ,l 01eljogr•aye,w6if .6,,b,4340. met the, game progressed' kept the , op-
f4-jit;!ti-i' regular 'Meeting with s, Posing team to a minimum. of hits,
g6O.0;, attendance. 'Since it was a and leeks promising to 'be a good
'nice evening they remained oUtaktc! pitcher with ' :a. couple of ,games
Tor .the entire meeting, Why Cub under his belt.
le:ented 'to be tested went .inside in- - dividually, where the leader, Mrs. This year the Sunocos haVe quite a. number of new faces 'on their Kenneth 'Wheeler passed Neil •Vin . cent on Secend, Star .requireinent t espiad.and should have a gond: ball
11, knowing 8 _birds, 8 trees',., Ana:-,team after a little shuffling pf
[ any :other 1 3 things, from nature: Players and finding out where their
/Orly reai•alldUnrypy Black earn- ,abilities may best be applied. They
ed'itiWil7';42frat•.Stars; and Donald • wiil give the fans a 'disPlay Cif 'ball
Walker '.1 ,.461f'On 'the 'way. Keel? forcoming the . season.
working'Donald. -.',, ' ' . • 1 Tb2 next hoMe' game- is on the A'fter' opening eere.menies, Alicia ' ' local diamond tonight (Wednesday) dedided .to'let ' the ,boys have a
peiiiiK,seramble instead of tospeei.. at,,8 10 when• the HenstiA:team will
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the , perfect at piOvide, the Opposition,
Aehdrince, at Ilfe'ehitrch parade pit F2ceter Norde; ib; 'BOgart, 2b;
$lrnday• ' '•.'' 'Wright, 3b; tittle, sie Richardson,
.:,.‘$e'ecital relay games were played 0, ef; rf:. Edwards, , -and then they all "stalked a 'deer,'
P,itY''the poor deer the Cubs stalk
thdY tore'.it to pieces.
All ,the boys were busy Sending
and reading semaphore sigriale for
Av,thile';•and 'then each 'Six tried to,
Pet together the scrambled words. Exeter. " 1114 00023046•
of the ,Cub Promise ih the shortes( 'Wing-ham'
The meetin,g closed with
il`aps."
stidden "Atoll; frequently tho
sign 'Of faulty driving, says the
Ontario Safety League, Skidding
rubber is often an indication of ir•
attention,'following too close, poor
,observation, or fau.ty 'anticipation
'Sudden Stops..are "triple:threats".
TheywestesAire rubber, risk rear-,
end 'collisions, and startle the oth-
brroad users;
Brintnell, c, ,- • •
''Wingham.— Schwichteriberg, 1b;
Thompson, 2b; Welwood, 3b;
as; Fryfogle, If; Saxton, ek;
blPhS; rf; Dennis, p;• Foxton, c.
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04 swim OA • ir.40 In the
Dark
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Traffic signs help more than
most people realize to make high-
way driving safer, but unfortun-
ately, the protective information
from signs is needed more than
it is heeded.
The winning, team from the Clinton Kinsmen Club
Was only an hour and forty-nine minutes on the road,
Two of the buggies are seen in the above pieture,
A-T Photo,
Just Give 1V12 it Half-Gallon
Of Gas . Ilse The Car
Mostly For Parking .
Even the Sfiltilii‘St briihr is theerfUlly rieeepted, promptly filled
here, This includes our free services (like air). Everybody get4
the same friendly, 'courteous attention,
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