The Wingham Advance-Times, 1955-12-21, Page 16BSWLING
•“kfe Sixteen The Wingham Advance-Times, Wednesday, December 21, 1955
The management and
staff of the
Lyceum Theatre
wishes you a
Merry Christmas
and a
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ladies'
men’s
ladies'
men’s
single, Miss J. Bain, 236;
single, W. Johnston, 298;
triple, Miss J. Bain, 571;
triple, W. Johnston, 693.
The story of two empty-headed
blonde chorus girls, who flee
for their lives, and wind up in
a college fraternity house.
A western melodrama in the
days following the American
Civil war.
Men occasionally stumble over the
truth, but most of them pick them
selves up and hurry off as if nothing
had happened.
—Sir Winston Churchill
Mon., Tues., Wed., Dec. 26-27-28
Betty Grable Sheree North
Robert Cummings
in
your |oumey
the Holiday Season
may good health and
happiness always ride with you.
Thurs^ Fri., Sat, Dec. 22-23-24
Bill Williams Richard Jaeckel
in
“Apache Ambush”
Matinee Saturday after
noon at 2.00 p.m.
“How To Be Very.
Very Popular”1
Happy New Year
Class A-75% or over; Class B-66-
74%; Class C-60-65%; Class D-50-59%.
Individual reports showing students’
standing in each subject have been
iven out to take home to parents.
GRADE X
Commercial League
The third game of the second series
was played on Tuesday night.
Standing as follows: Cardinals, 15;
Canaries, 13; Wrens, 12; Orioles, 9;
Bluejays, 8; Bluebirds, 6.
High scores for the night,
high
high
high
high
High team score, Cardinals 2699.
0-0-0
Wednesday night league
Queens 38; Spades, 35; Clubs 30;
Diamonds, 18; Aces, 17; Hearts, 11.
High single, Miss Eleanor Brown,
247; high triple, Miss Eleanor Brown,
650.
0-0-0
Thurday afternoon league
Mrs. J. Kerr, 1676; Mrs. G. Cameron,
1528; Mrs. R. E. McKinney, 1386;
1528; Mrs. J. MacIntyre, 1433; Mrs. R.
E. McKinney, 1386; Mrs. D. Nasmith,
1323; Mrs. W. Henry, 1135.
High doubles, Mrs. G. Cameron, 419;
prize went to Mrs. E. Harrison, 338.
Team which won in this series was
Mrs. J. Kerr, second went to Mrs. R.
E. McKinney, consolation to Mrs. W.
Henry.
High lady for the series Mrs. C.
Lott, 191 average.
Next bowling day, Thursday, Jan
uary 5th.
all our friends and neighbors
we send our sincerest wishes for a joyful,
cheerful, healthful Holiday Season.
WALDEN BROS. TRANSPORT
Wingham Ontario
PHONE 53
Class A—Marianne McKibbon,
Claudia Haselgrove, Marjorie Moffat,
Ian Mundell, Marilynn Rome, Linda
Todd, Dorothy Chamney, Betty Anne
Stobo, Ivan. Walsh, Richard King,
Margaret Machan, Peter Nasmith,
Ian Howes, Eleanor Walsh, Ruth Fry-
fogle, Everdina Exel, Barbara Coultes,
Ronald Parker, Marion Robinson,
Elizabeth McKinney, Merle Gowdy.
Class B—Evelyn Mathers, John
Moffat, Mary Elliott, Helen Ellacott;
Muriel Gowdy, Dorothy Toner, eq;
Anne Smith, Dale Cardiff, Kenneth
Coultes, Elaine Statia, Wilma Has-
’ The Morris Township council met in
the township hall on December 15
’ with all the members present. The
’ minutes of the last meeting were read
and adopted on motion of Stewart
Procter and Walter Shortreed.
Procter-Elston—That we give a
, grant of $500 to the Morris Township
Centennial under section 421G of the
, Municipal Act. Carried.
, Elston-Duncan—That the reeve and
road superintendent apply for the
statutory grant on the road expendi
ture. Carried.
Elston-Shortreed—That John Inglis
be paid $2,000 on the contract on the
Sawyer drain. Carried.
Procter-Duncan—That C. R. Coultes
be re-appointed to the Wingham Dis
trict High School Board, Clarence
Martin to the Seaforth District High
School Board and Mervin Richmond
to the Clinton District High School
Board. Carried.
Shortreed-Procter—That Ross Dun
can be a representative, to the Middle
Maitland Conservation Authority. Car
ried.
Duncan-Shortreed—That Wm. El
ston be recommended as a member of
the Wingham General Hospital Board.
Carried.
Duncan-Elston—That the road bills
as presented by the road superinten
dent be paid. Carried.
Shortreed-Procter—That Reeve Bai
lie Parrott be given a bonus of $25.00
for time and expenses in regard to
indigent patients for 1955. Carried.
Elston-Procter—That George Mar
tin be given a bonus of $50.00 for 1955.
Carried.
Elston-Duncan—That the engineer’s
report on the Spivey drain be pro
visionally adopted and that the clerk
be instructed to prepare by-laws. Car
ried.
Shortreed-Duncan—That the meet
ing adjourn to meet again January 9
at 10 a.m. Carried.
Accounts Paid
Salaries: Bailie Parrott, $200.00;
Wm. Elston, $140.00; Stewart Procter,
$140.00; Walter Shortreed, $140.00;
Ross Duncan, $140.00.
Geo. Martin: salary, $500.00; pos
tage, $30.00; Federation of Agricul
ture, $29.50; McArthur drain, $8.00; re
vising voters’ lists, $39.70.
Nelson Higgins: salary, $375.00;
stamp account, $18.00; financial state
ment, $10.00; relief officer, $25.00;
school attendance officer, $12.00.
County of Huron, levy, $27,488.26;
Brussels Telephone, $7,649.25; Blyth
Telephone, $1,607.15; McKillop Tele
phone, $118.00; Ivan McArter, care
taking, $15.00; Gordon Greig, Feder
ation of Agriculture, $907.10; Seaforth
District High School, $1,497.10; Wing
ham District High School, $11,230.41;
Clinton District High School, $756.19;
Post Publishing House, contract,
$150.00; Mrs. Harold Sellers, rent of
dumping ground, $50.00; Addison
Fraser, voters’ lists, $9.50; Judge F.
Fingland, voters’ lists, $10.00; Ad
vance-Times, advertising; $1.62; Bailie
Parrott, postage, $3.00; Thos. Miller,
livestock valuator, $4.40; Blyth Stan
dard, advertising, $1.50; Wm. Elston,
telephone calls, $7.00; Ross Anderson,
Belgrave street lights, $22.80; Sam
Fear, brucellosis inspector, $12.20;
O. Campbell, brucellosis inspector,
$16.60; Ralph Shaw, Morris Township
Centennial, $500.00; John Inglis, Saw
yer drain, $2,000.00; John Inglis, tile
for Bosman drain, $1.20; Bailie Par
rott, bonus for 1955, $25.00; George
Martin, bonus for 1955, $50.00.
Spivey drain: Jas. A. Howes, $100.;
E. Noble, $4.00; J. Spivey, $3.00; Wm.
Kelly, $3.00; Thos. Kelly, $3.00; Bailie
Parrott, $3.00; Wm. Craig, $2.00.
Bailie Parrott, Reeve
, Geo. C. Martin, Clerk
Bridge Club
The hands at Bridge Club last week
were charged with explosives. In ad
dition to a couple of slam hands, there
[ was the remarkable total of ten
hands which resulted in doubled pen
alties or premiums of from 700 to-1100
points.
The winners—North and South; 1.
Mrs. R. S. Hetherington and Mrs. J. A,
Wilson; 2. G. Williams and W. H.
French; 3. Mrs. H. C. MaeLcan and
V. Dittmer. East and West: 1. O.
Haselgrove and J. A. Wilson; 2. J, H.
Crawford and R, S. Hetherington; 3.
Miss M. McCallum and Doh French,
(London). • <
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For Her Christmas
CARDIGANS
kins, Catherine Leach, George Arm
strong, Brenda Breckenridge, Mary
Harman, Larry Snell.
Below
Mervyn
henson;
bell, eq;
DRESSING GOWNS
BLOUSES
Patricia Deyell, Kelvin
William Thompson, Wil-
Class C:—Mary Helen MacDonald;
Douglas Fischer, Teddy Wormworth,
eq; Shirley McAllister, John Brown,
the line—Joyce Haugh; John
Wilfred Pocock, eq; Gwen
George Chettleburgh, Lois
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For His Christmas
and
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BILTMORE HATS
From; $5.00 up
or use the handy Gift Hat
“The Friendly Store
Class C—Claire Chamney, Ronald
Lane, David Kennedy, Feme Van
stone, James Edgar, Don Pengelly,
Lois Noble, Barbara Linton, Marykae
Newman, Loreen Wray, Marlene Ma-
hood; Glenn Coultes, David Scott eq;
Rae Hetherington, John Mundell,
Elizabeth Pipe, Marjorie Timm, Jamie
Sanderson, Ruth Thompson, Murray
Johnston, Arnold Davison.
Class D: Marian Hoover; Bruce
Richmond, Chris Norminton eq; Mary
Scharbach, Lynn O’Malley; Ivan Daw,
Mary Skinn, eq; Murray Campbell,
Anne Nesbit; Charlene Deyell, John
Wright, eq; Kenneth Dawson, Ken
neth Ste Marie, Sharon Guy, Mary
Gibbons; Murray MacFarlane, Robert
Ste Marie eq; Joan Devereaux, Eldon
Byer, George Naylor, Annalisa Ans-
torf, John Higgins, Eric West, Jean
Harkness, Murray Davison, James
Keyes.
Below
Newans,
Brown,
Button; John Coultes, Francis O'Mal
ley eq; Kenneth Gilkinson, David
Marks, Don Jacklin, Kathleen Fisher,
George Metcalfe, Lionel Gerrle.
Absent through illness, Lois Baker,
Peter Hemingway,
GRADE IX
Class A:—-Irene Saint, Bruce Grain
ger, Marie Becking, Judith Lunn,
Mary Lee Hollenbeck, Elaine Conn,
Frances Henry, Karen Michel, Jac
quelyn Kerr, Marjorie Foxton, San
dra Strong, Ruth Anne Hueston, Kar
en Groskorth, Eleanor Weiler, eq;
Elayne Wood, Robin Reid, Shirley
Simmons, Marilyn Riehl, Paul Hig-
gins, Carol Greig, Anne Douglas, Alan
McTavish, Daisy Gibson, Donald Rus
sell, Audrey Demerling, Francis La
mont, Stewart Wallace, Ralph Wat
son, Donald Eadie; John Kennedy,
Catharine MacDonald, eq; June Stok
es, Douglas Hardie.
Class B:—Mary Lou Millen, Keith
Robinson, Mary .Lou Wright, Myrna
Robinson,
Buchanan,
liam Higgins, Cecil Horton, Howard
Rowe, Harold Tolton, Sandra Wright,
Sylvia Alexander, Keith Woods, Rob
ert Rintoul, Alice Nesbit, Dorothy
Frieburger, George Oster, Jean Mac
Farlane, Shirley Parker eq; Verlie
Metcalfe, Wayne Brown, Patrica Log
an, Mary Oster eq; Bernice Smith,
Sharon Thomson, eq.
Thomas Wilkinson, Barry Gibson,
Mary Pocock, Mary Fisher, Robert
Jefferson, Penny Gerrie, Drew Mc
Kee, Darlene Pierce, Raymond Walk
er, Yvonne Rath,
Class D:—Joanne Deitner, Kenneth
Budnapk, Bernice Grainger, Wayne
Nicol, Wilbert Stroeder, Roderick
McKay, Gwynne Gibson, Douglas
Skinn, Mary Beth Jewell, Vernon
Redman, William MacIntyre, William
Smith; Jean Cardiff, Thomas Robin
son, eq; Earl Ste Marie, Joan Brooks,
Mack Ritchie, Shirley Vollmer, James
Rintoul, Nancy Newton; Lillian Pen
gelly, Stephen Rooney, eq; Dawn Sin-
namon, Karen Swanson, Verna Grif
fith.
the line:—Barbara Stiles,
McKinney, Frederick Step-
Betty Adrian, Bruce Camp-
mvxi, eq, Elva MacDonald, Donald
Gurney, Lloye Stobo, Winston McKee,
Mae Daw, John Hotchkiss, Louise
Smith, Robert Cook, Douglas Don
aldson, Roy Hardy, eq; William Hot
chkiss, Bruce Hughes, Jane Mc-
Kague, Edythe Walker, eq; Mary
Alice Armstrong, Emerson Hickey,
Douglas Whitfield, Doris Pickell,
tie*
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C(Q)ith all the •
warmth in our hearts
we wish our many friends the
very happiest of Holiday Seasons.
S. E. A.
Fire, Life & Automobile Insurance
Edighoffers
. . . have Gifts
for every man on
on your list
Certificate.
SOCKS
All nylon, blended wool
nylon, stretchies, or all wool
fancy diamonds
From $1.00 UP
Famous Hickok
JEWELLERY
CUFF LINKS, TIE BARS,
Separate or in sets
From $1.50 up
PULLOVERS
Smart lambswool, Botany wool
or orlon blend
In all popular shades
$7.95
SHIRTS by Arrow
In all popular styles
$4.95 up
Dozens of attractive
TIES
Including Bows by
Currie and Abbey
From $1.00
Men’s SMART BELTS
By Hickok
$2.00 & $2.50
REMEMBER!
SUBURBAN COATS
STATION WAGON COATS
SPORT JACKETS
BLAZERS
SMART TROUSERS
DRESSING GOWNS
TOPCOATS
David Templeman, Charles Rintoul,
Gerald Downey, Faye Smith, 'William
Henry, James Shaw, Donna Metcalfe,
William Willis, Edith Smith, John
FineJon, Bruce Donaldson, William
Henderson, Louise Potter, Douglas
Lapp, Lennard Jacklin, David Hast
ings, Florence Bacon, William Mc-
Quarrie, Howard McKay, Fred Car
diff, Arthur Hand, John Hall, Allan
Bridge, James Douglas.
Abseent through illness, John Mc-^'W*
Kinnon.
Regular Sunday Services
Sunday Schoo! 10.15 am.
Remembering tho Lord
at 11,15
Gospel Meeting at 7.30 p.m.
Each Thursday evening at 8 p.m.
Prayer Meeting and Bible Study
at very special
time o' year is here g
again ... so,
to all our friends and
patrons—we want to say:
may Santa shower you with
everything your hearts desire.
Radio & Electric
Phone 171-J Wingham
» SKIRTS
With happy memories of many
pleasant friendships, we extend our sin* |
cerest wishes for a joyous Christmas to all. 5
MAKE THIS A CHRISTMAS
MOTHER WILL LONG
REMEMBER WITH AN
EXTRA SPECIAL GIFT
iWe Suggest:
HANDBAGS
In plastic calf or long wearing
Morocco leather
$2.98 to $10.95
SLIPS
Luxuriously trimmed with beau
tiful deep late
2.98 to $5.95
LOVELY FEMININE
GOWNS
silknit, nylon or brushed
rayon
2.98 to $14.95
LADIES’ SMART
PARASOLS
In outstanding shades and de
signs
$3.95 to $6.95
JUNIOR and CHILDREN’S
PARASOLS
$2.98 and $3.95
An exquisite range of
SCARVES
69 c to $3.95
BEAUTIFUL
HANDKERCHIEFS
49 c to $2.25
GLOVES
In wool, chamoisette and kid
98c to $4.95
Always a smart range of
Costume JEWELLERY
From $1.00 up