HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1956-07-11, Page 11Summer Thefts High
Summer thefts will cost Cana-
dians more than $6,000 a day for
insured , losses - alpine during the
holiday months. 'House burglarieS
increase sharply in number during
summer months when housea arc
left Unattended,
All Canada Insurance Federation
recommends the fallowing precaut-
ions:3
Drawn hlind or• curtains, lights
left burning at,night, and aciamm-
letions' of milk bottles and news-
Tapers are certain indications to
burglars that house is, unoceupiad.
Make arrangements for having
lawns mowed during the vacation
period,
Always arrange to have house
watched and checked by police or
neighbours.
Valuables such as silver and
jeWellery should -be left at a hank
or some other place- of safe keep-
ing.
If theft is discovered, -notify
police immediately.
Vic Obeck Show
This week the Vic Qbeck pano-
ramic Parade of 'Sports presents
an, interesting half-hour of enter-
tainment , featuring tennis with
Canada's top men of the courts,
Lorne Main, Bob . Bedard and
Brendan Macken.
John Fisher takes Canadians
through Manitoba for a visit and
Vie also brings you the seventh
ti
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eyes and ,picked;• up a .husband..
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mends her kitten to Atoll into a
bird. Her brother Bud is also'
busy-smoking one of his father's
cigars, 44nct when Kathy accident-
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chases her away. When her kitten
h disappears and a bird takes its
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Juniors Win Third
In ,kow by 3=1 Score;
Fry Whiffs Sixteen
In the town park On Friday
night Jerry Fryfogle 'and Don Den-
nis of Atwood pitched a pitchera'
duel with Wingham coming out on
top by the score of 3-1. Both` pit-
chers were very tight with hitt as
Dennis gave up three hits and Fry-
fegle four. Dennis had 10 strike.-
outs, while Fryfagle had 16:
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Wingharn *red the, first run of,:
the game in the fonrth inning
when Ken Hodgkinson led off: With
a grelind rule double and Kell POI.
erSon falleived and scored Hodg.,
klason from 'eeeend, In the fifth
inning Atwood tied the score when
McOillakey seared an suceessive
bits by'Dickson and Thempeen;
111, the last of the fifth Wingham
Scored two PPS when Telt Stru-
there walked and j, Fryfogle got
on an error to Campbell, Bill
Thompson, who is a Midget
brought up for the game was
beaned and then B. Fryfogle draVe
Struthers froni thiA; .7', Fry-
fogle' scored ,ort lied ;'llouglitan's
sacrifice fly to, end 'theiscoring,
•Ttife two teams were; held: score••
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Granger, Woodward
Co=Star As Lovers
'two of Hollywood's most exciting
young stars, Farley Granger, and
Joanne Woodward, will'he seen to-
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stars in "Starfish", Kraft Televis-
ion Theatre's poignant story of, a
girl's first. love, on. Thursday night
at 9.30 on CKNX-TV.
"Starfiah"! was written by drama-
tist William'. Nellie, author of
"Snapfinger Creek", which won .a
nomination for the $50,000 Kraft
Television..Theatre• script award.
Set in ' carnival background,
"Starfish", is the sensitive story of
a girl whose starfish-shaped scar
on her face has led her to distrust
love and to -fear emotions, until
she meets• one boy who shows her
that love, and people,:can overcome
every obstacle.
Farley , Granger, malting • his
Kraft debut. in the carnival 'cen-
tered "StarfiSh", first obtained star-
dom in Alfred Hitchdock's '!'Strang-
ers on a, Train", in which. the Cli-
max focused on a carousel. Seen
this season on stage in "The Care-
free Tree" in New York, he was
most recently, seen on the screen
in 0, Henry's "Pull Hause"; "Han&
Chriatian,,Andersen" and "The Girl
on the Red Velvet Swing".
Joanne Woodward is one of
Hollywood's newest .stars..A native
of Louisiana, the pretty blonde
actress begap her career in TV and
has appeared twice on. Kraft.
item in the .current swimming
series with Marilyn Bell and Gus
Ryder. This week the instruc-
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Wednesday night at eight o'clock
on Channel 8, "
The "Deacon's Seat" was a large
seat close by the fireplace in a
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