HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1956-09-05, Page 11.SCH904.
MS' AN WILS' TENNIS St!OE
• RASONAK .YRICES
Iti011 TOURNEYS HE
ON LABOR DAy
T syo golf tournaments were held
on the Wingham course on Labor
One, held in the morning was an
18-hole, 'pairs low ball handicap
game, for men, In the afterpoon
a mixed "two-ball tourna-
ment, with eloStacre4 was played',
The pairs for the tournament wefe•
balanced to eliminate handicaprl.
Winners of the morning tourney
were: 1st, J.
and V. • Loughlivrearii,rit:WPist' h riveits1 5oar;
2nd, R. S. 'Hetherington and D. C.
Nesmith, with a net 60; C,
Fellows, a visitor, and M. Boyd,
with a net score of 62„
Try;, the 'afternoon'winners were
Mrs,' Joe Kerr 'and 11.,Spr'Y with' 55,
Second were Mre. T. ,P. MeKilibian
.and J. R, Lloyd, with 51. Mrs.
'SI)ry and S.' A. Scott, returned a
score of 60 to make third Place. ,
At 6.30 p.m. ,the ledied served-a
pot luck supper' to 'about 50. mem-
bers and gueSta of the dub, '
Winghain Wins
Softball Tournament '
On Monday afternoon the final
softball tournament Was' held for
Huron Presbytery toting People's
Unions of the -United Clinrch in
Wingham town park. Teeins from
Blyth, Clinton Wesley-Willis arid
Viligharn took part.' '
Tn the first game - Wingham de-
feated *244. karg,
Mafhan and Bob Campbell pitCh-
ed for Winghani and Electimi Yee'
and Ron Steene for,
After a short rest Wingham
canie back again to, score a `victoty•
over Blyth 29-7. By, winning tllia
tournament Wirighan1 receiveS, the
trophy previously held by Wealey-
I,Villis for two years'.
Line-up for the final game were:
PLYTH—Carol Tyeenaan, Doro-
thy Rhiel, Wayne Jackson, Dennis'
Weymouth, .T'Ob Camp-
bell, June,' 'Cartwright, Frieda
Rhue and Marilyn Johnston.
WINGHASK -- Ken Crawford,
Bob Campbell; IVIarg Meehan,'
Prances Walker, Marlene Stainton,
Muriel Gowdy, Merle'. Gowdy,' ReV,
D. MacRae and Earl Jenkins.
Wingham Bowling
Ladies' Doubles
A Ladies' =Doubles match ik,ad
plafed at the' WinghamBowling
Club green on Wednesday:when 25
rinks took part, *
Results ,were: let. Mrs'' Allison
and partner, Goderich, .3 .witia plus
16; 2nd., Nx's; PicikEtrd add part-
ner, Paisley 3 Wins- phis 14; -3rd,';
Mrs, Fairservice, Clinton', •3 wl>fs
plus .13; 4th, Mrs. E. R„ Harrison
and ,Mrs. R. E. Arniita'ge, Wing—
ham, 3 Wins ples
ONO *ante, wzinrierer4-teete::-,
Mrs, Townsend and partner, Code,
rich, with 2 wins plus 13 and Mies
Y. McPherson and lvfea. J, Mein-
tyre, of. WinghEirn, with rivins plus
13.
. Twenty-five rinks took part,
coming from Goderich, Clinton,
Paisley, TaviStock, Hanover and
Wingham.
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Junior Team
To Meet Wheatley
The Wingham hardball team
should be well worth Watching' at
the park in Wingham, on' Saturday
at 3 o'clock, when they meet
Wheatley in the first garne, of the
033./A, semi-finals, This is the first
year the Wingham ball team had
reached the 'Semi-finals in Junior
hardball and the boys &Serve fi
good turnout of fans to give them
support,
Operas Inspired by
Shakespeare's Plays
According` to the record given: in
the Rook of itnoittledge Of the
fainotia tifueie inspired b' Shake.
spectre's playa no less tha'n eight
operaS are, based on 'various plays,
including such rnasterpieillt& as
Verdi's 'Othello' anti 'Falstaff,
Gounocl's 'Romeo and• Juliet', anti.
Geetz's 'The 'raining of the Shrev0,
equally farnotta are Mendels-
solia's incidental nrusid to 'A
Midattinhaer Wight's Dream? and
Schubert's exquisite, settings of We
songs 'Who is gylvia.V and 'HOZ
Ilark! the Lark% Modern and
tOilterilporiity cOniptistra, ad "Well
as those. *hose nimetart house
hold Word* have tattle'(' thir Olityt
a 'continuing StAireill of inkOirittiok
HOLD THAT CLUB,. GRA:NDMA!
Kraft Theatre
Jos.. N. Welch, the distinguished
Massachusetts lawyer who served
,a,s. the Army'a counsel in the 1954
.-Wriny-MeCerthYzheating4:.iirt-Vash•.:
ington, will appear',personally on.
Kraft Television Theatre, Thursday
to introduce the produetioa, "Mock
Trial" at 9,30 p.m. on Channel 8.
The personable IdWa-bern at=
torney: who won nation-wide fame
for• his conduct of the Army's ease
during the televised hearings, will
discuss briefly the hanurtel,emente
Of law preceding the produCtion.'
"Mock Trial", the story of a
young law student who turns the
school's annual mock trial into the
real thing when he 'puts the town
mayor on the' stand,' will star Ed
Begley, Richard York and Henry
Jones, Joyce Smigh,t will be featur-,
YON DUD:TACES
THE i IC TEST
Sim Anderson promises his son
Bud a boat if he raises his science
mark — and immediately, Bud de-
votes himself to master science.
While he is studying alone at
seheol after class, the questions
for the next clay's test fall from
the teacher's deale. Bad) picks
,them tip just as the setenee 'teach-
er enters, Glover assumes Bud
has been cheating. Withholdig
Bud's name but pegging him as a
had' student) Clover asks the ad-
vice- of the student eotmell on the
proper hearse to puratte.
Bad is pa to a great test in
both honesty and science. Yotl
Will want to see the outcome oil
Channel A Sunday at' 9,30 Nil,
C to a pe
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Folding • FLOOR . , Aluniiinnir
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Altnnimun ., WALL SASH '
• In these days of high an,
rising prices, whafihaPPened40
the price of gasoline?
Let's compare wholesale gasoline prices
with the government's,
general wholesale price index.,
Since '1935-1939, prices
in general have risen 120%,
In the. same period,
gasoline hat gone up only' 38%.
Gasoline prices have gone up' lest
• than one-third at much as
wholesale prices In general ,
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YOUR F414114-Y SHOE STOWE
.• Thank:You
Sheriff 13rent would like to thank,
behalf of the Lions Club, all those u
helped ,in any way to make RiTiAt
Days the success it was.
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A picture that looks lilre one from an olu
albuni, Which War in fact, taken Joist week
when members of the ladies' section of tee %Ing-
ham, Golf , Club, dressed in old fashioned clOthes
for 'Thursday's meeting of the club. During the
afternoon the ladies came Jae town and paraded
Front left to right, Mrs. 'C. Hinde, Mrs. W. Henry,
Mr's. R. E, Armitage, Mrs. W. J. Greer, Mrs. DuVal,
Mrs., W'. H. 'Gurney. Back, Mrs. Joe Kerr, Mrs.
Carmichael, Mrs. G. Ernest-, Mrs. R. O.
Gannet,,,Mrs. W. B. McCool, Mra.• H. C. MacLean,
in costume to the delight of afternoon shoppers.
Mrs. R; E, McKinney, ',Mris. Frank Hormel': Mrs.
13, A; Coutts,- Mrs. W. H. Gurney, MtR, 'W, .1, Greer,
Mra: P, Carmichael' Mrs..: Joe Kerr; Mrs..H.
, MacLean, Mrs. ,DuVal, Mrs.. W. MoCool.
Mrs: R. E.' McKinney, Mrs, Chas. Lloyd, Mrs, C.
Roberts, Mrs, R. A. Coutta, Mr$. Wm. Tsbister,
Miss Anne Henry. Standing in rear, Mrs. Prank
Hopper, Mrs. Geo. Howson, Mrs, Frank Sturdy,
, Mrs. Herb Campbell.
"Sure is," a ald his companion,
"and why do .you reckon they Made
the banittertl to 16‘00
Two guys were waking off the
effects of a big party when they
accidentally found themselves
stumbling along a railroad traelt.
After truding along for some time
One eorelltentect: •
"This is the longest stairs, I 'ever
tried' to climb."
Who's Herb Gott?
Herb hasn't got anybody here,'
in case you were wondering
just who. is Herb Cott, then
the above picture, should settle
that for you, Herb can be
heard interviewing interesting
personalities on his Saturday
radio feature, "Who's Herb
Gott?" on the Trans-Canada
network of the CBC.
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Look how
gasoline prices6 have
ctayed down
NO ONALPRA EQA A CiAMVE4 dirI4 100 "'keep, the itigg.40.0
His steak is scorched, 'ins P,P,eert More chames, ,of having
harred-- their nambor.
To 11*7 they are delicious;
13ut if at borne they wore cooked
thus.
Thinga would' sTian OPPItiOUG, WM be 100404 Vie 00"
marnerameariateereas lan.er,er.rellettleetrrieeii
Reduced Prices
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plus 8 other outstanding vaudeville acts
,,,,foiniocty of the Ariliut ,Gitilfrey ,
in the "International Revoe'
Show — teetered °rich evening
THE M NER
the irounds. You May he the
(4.cbrnploti home erected{ on'
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•
Grandstand.
" featured on the Ed Sullivan
Show ;•••• each afternoon and,'
.veninta in front of the Grandstand,
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MIDWESTERN
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A afternoons— Grandstand
direct from the NEIC•TV Net.
Work — Monday and Tuesday
SquARE
DANCE Lassie
COMPETITION i3,104- The Mighty Superman
Wild Bill Cody, Joe Phillips and
His Trained Horse, Smokey
Harness Part of the, array of Riddles' TV Favourites
acing featured in "Kiddie Kapers" Friday and
Saturday afternoons—Grandstand. Special
Canada's Richest Colt ttakei, Saturday morrling
Wednesday and Thursday taw.
ki0Ont „,
CHILDREN'S MIDWAY • GLITTERING HORSE SNOW
• CATTLE SHOW ,• CONKUN'S MIDWAY .'HYDRO-
ELECTRIC DISPLAY, • ADVANCED ART SHOW •
CANADA'S FINEST DISPLAY OF codoar and dorm
equipment_
816 MIDWAYS
(ADULT and Kitlidts)
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DISTRIBUTED
LA E DISTRICT
• • • Ry .W: H, „Cantelon •
Pfieagant distribution 'for the
Lake': :Huron- ,Distriet was corn-
Dieted, on • Friday, August 17th.
Ire all, 10,000 day-old nheasallt•
chielcd and 17,000 seven to eight
week old pheasants have been
placed in the Most southern town-
ships in • Haroit, Wellington and
Waterldo Counties where the an-
nual snowfall is consistently leas
than 55 inches. Most of the town-
ships• in Halton, 'Wentworth, Brant
and Okfcird• received a portion 'of
both. day-old and seven to eight-
week-old pheasants.
:In 'the majority of townships, a
pheasant codnnittep is appointed
by the township council and this
eortireittee works, With Lands acid
Fort officers from the middle
of May JO the ,middle, of August
placing pheasants' in brooders and
rdleasd 'pens operated by interested
farmere.
We would like to 'point out to
all pheasant' ]hunters that" apprOxi-
mately eighty fainnera in the
counties Of Htiroli,
Waterloo, . Oxford, Brant, Went-
Werth and Mitten willingly aecept
the job of rearing pheasants fet
eight woks during the summer
months. This is done in addition
tb the regular work of ploughing,
sending, harvesting and other
farming activities carried oil dur-
ing the busy schism& ,months.
To the .11irrners and phhaSant
eenimittees, of the various town-
ditipi, We owe a great deal of
gratitude for their unSelfish efforts
to Prelide better hunting, antt
Oahe to Mint..
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