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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1957-08-07, Page 3*INGHAM LIONS CLUB • FRONTIER • 'DAYS ' • THURSDAY, • 'ptiONY .SATURDAY, • , AUGUST A. 3u !na' • Don't Miss Any,-of .tha Pot CRO Theatre - Harriston FRIDAY end SATURDAY Anigust 9 and 10' "Three Violent People" Technicolor Charlton Heston - Anne Baxter plus "JACQUE LINE" Humorous and Different, 1 picture in' 1,000 MON., TUES., WED.; THURS., FIlL, and SAT„ August 12, 13, 14; 45, 10 and 1.1 One Full Week - Direct from bhe Tivoli Theatre hi Toronto, where it has played 68- weeks. - Dick Rogers and Oscar. Hammerstein's "OKLAHOMA" Irk Cinemascope and Glorimis Technicolor Starring Gordon MacRae, Gloria. Grahame and a Cast of Hundreds PLEASE NOTE — Special Ad- mission Prices for This Engage- ment—Adults 75c Students 50c Children 25c MONDAY and TUESDAY August 19 and go.° "The Rainmaker" .Technicolor Burt Lancaster and Katherine Hepburn WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY August, 21 and 22 "The OppO'Site Sex" _ Technicolor JUne - Ann Sheridan The Bai,e Pacts About 'The Opposite Sex A SPECIAL RCAF OFFICER WILL BE IN WINGHAM,- TOWN HE TUESDAY 13 AllUST 3 p.mo• 6 ].Ill. WHILE HE'S HERE. SEE HIM ABOUT THE TRADES' TRAINING AND CAREER OPPORTUNITIES OPEN TO YOU IN CANADA'S AIR FORCE gift of 'money' while Miss Faire Musgrove and Master Murray Gib- son presented Misses Lynne and Leone Earies with identification bracelets, followed by the singing of "For They Are Jolly Good Fellows'. „ Mr, and Mrs. Tarles ,gaye suitable replies and lunch was served by the ladies followed by social hour, Everyone expressed regret at los- ing these' esteemed neighbors from the community.but all Wished them success in their new home, • • Floor Sanders for rent at ALEXANDER'S HARDWARE !TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY). August 13-and 14 . "WITH A SONG IN . MY HEART". - Susan Hayward THURS,',1` Yia, and SAT. August Ir), 16 and 17 ' "Friendly Persuasion" ,Gary Cooper - Dorothy MeGuirt Th e.Motion Picture of the Year: ' Regular Prices.' SUNDAY MIDNITE & MON-:f DAY, August 18 and 10 "SLANDER", , Van Johnson and 1%.nri, , . TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY August 20 amid 21 • "THE gLACK-TENT' Anthony - - STteeec31111ic-lp°olt—I.- d Sinden 01111111011111111•1111111111111111111111,0110111111 au , • ' ,, • „Inn • n ••"'7"" Ygr"." Rol•nov orf goo "C A T141. ViThighain Advapee,-Thoo9, 73114 tr•refft,+" *INGHAM YOUR FAMILY SHOE. STORE )VIIDA.SUMMER . SALE Bargains For All • ON VACATION FOOTWEAR err." GAVILLER, McINTOSH Zit WARE) CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS BELL TELEPHONE BUILDING Walkerton Ontario 4.16,14.1pars... WE HAVE , RECENTLY ADDED TO 0U1 •111QUIR.MENT THE NEWEST •TY.P. 19 OF FINISHING MACHINE •WIldiCII WILL ENABLE VS TO no ALT, norps .43rasiENT FINISHING To FLOORS, WALES AND. l.P.ATIOS •••• QUICKLY • . AND . . • • We are one of the few firms in this area. With this eqiiipment. • • ESTIMATES .GIVEN MacDONALD 'Phone 725.12 < , wok 011111 monk kuiliii -0 _i___ 14 it,/ l Lt ov Eloovv Ai WINGHANA MOTORS Phalle 139 Wingham ' - • go ttttttttttttttttttttt lootolooteiii!.ustotoolelorooloioomoi tttttttttttttt ttt tttt ... • . *.• ' Waterloo Ca#tle. Breeding "Where ;Better Bulls Are Used" The National Association of Artificik Breeders;, an .international , • ,. organizatien,: are • coming to Toronte,Ont.; - for, their annual eonvention., 'So that'our entire staff can tape :advantage of this unnsualopportunitir to attend this meeting, we are closing down for two. days, , We have not. cloSed; d oWn for holidaYs "for severni years and do not expect to do so this year. - • 2 An example of our Holstein bulls: Glenafion Benefactor, EX and Extra, The only living Ex & Extra Holstein bull For service or more information on all dairy and beef breeds, call collect to:- Clinton Hub2-3141 or Mildmay 13612 Between: 7.30 and 9.30 a.m.. 111111111111111111IIifn11111 iii llfi flll11111IIIIIIY 11111111111111111111hilt l 11111111111$11tI11111111i 111 1111111 fi tt Joint lllll l it TI( UP ..S.111.1E3 In the Wingham Park on Thnr-- day night the Winghare Midgets tied Iancardine teem at. one 'genie each in the tent of five series, when Wingham wen by a 9,3 scone. The .locals Scofed three, rims in the first inning 'when Bobjlintoul 'and Wayne Brown walked, Pete Nesmith hit into a fielder's chqice to room, Rintoul find Ray Walker doubled to score Brown and, Ne- smith. In the second inning Wing- hero scored two more 'runs on L Jardin's single,' .13111, ThOmpson sacrificed him to second and ,Bob Rintoul drove -Jardin in with .s single, Pete Nesmith singled to score Rintoul. • . Wingham scored' two runs in the third inning, when Lyman Jardin walked and Bill Thompson .singled. Bob Rintoul singled to score Jar. din and . Wayne Brown singled to score Thompson. In the fourth in- ning, Kincardine pushed• across two runs when Ted Fetter walked and Scored on. 1VL MePhereon's single Len SheWfelt sIngle:c1 to score McPherson, • The Wingham club scored one more run in the fifth- inning, Bill Thompson walked • and scored, on Wayne Brown's single, Beth teams scored once in the smith inning as' Fritz. Morgan doubled and scored on- an overthrow- to third base. Jack Hotchkiss doubled, stole third and then stole . home for Wing- ham's run. Wayne Brown starred for Wing- ham on. the mound, going the dis- tance and pitching a neat five- hitter, while• striking out fourteen. Dick Bennett started for' .Kin- dardine and was relieved by Bev MacLean in the 3rd inning. WINGHAM • AB R H. Rintoin, cf • 3 ' 2 2 Brown, • p 3, 1 2 Carmichael, ss 2.. 0 0 N.aamitil, a 4. 1 1 Ste, Marie, -lf *, 0 ,..0 Walker, 1-4 4 0 1 1-loto).31tisa„ 01.3 '0 3.- 1 Jardin, gb $ 1 1 Thenmson, rf 1 2 1 Finnigan, • rf 0 0 ,, 0 27 '9 ' 9 KINCARDINE AB R H 13, Bennett, e 3 0 2 MacLean, se, p, of llllllll ,..., 4 Q 0 Bloor, 2h 3 •0 0 D, Bennett, p, of 3 0 0 Petter, If, so , llll „• 2. 1 1 Walton, if 1 0 0 Morgan, ss 1 1 1 Tout, 3h 2 Q 0 Hamilton, 3b 1 0 0 Pollock, rf 2 1 1 Shewfelt, lb • 3 V 1 McPherson, rf 1 Q 0 26 3 5 KINCARDINE WETS ENE WINIAM The Kincardine Midgets edged the .Wingham Midgets 10-9 in the first game of a best of five series, one game to nothing. Kincardine took the lead 2-0 in the first inning when B, Bennett led off with 'a single and scored an overthrow. Earl Blom.' also scored on an error. In the top of the second. Wing- ham scored two runs when Pete Nesmith singled, Bob Ste. Marie walked and Ray Walker doubled, to bring 'in two runs. Kincardine also scored two runs in the second inning, when M, McPherson doub- led and scored on an error, B, Bennett also scored on an error. In the third inning' Wingham scored one run when - Wayne Brown walked and scored on a sacrifice fly by Pete Nesmith, Kincardine scored three inns in the fourth inning on 5 walks and a fielder's choice. Wingham rallied in the fifth when Bob Rintoul got on, on an error, Pete Carmichael walked and Pete Nesmith knocked them.hOme with a double. In the -top of the eighth Wingham went ahead -b‘.:g tarily, Jack Hotchkiss scored on an error. Bob Rintoul walked and scored when Wayne Brown hit into an ,error. Pete Carmichael singled to score' Brown. In the bottom of the sixth Kin- cardine fought back to score two runs' to win the game. Bev, MacLean went the distance for Kincardine, striking out twelve and giving up' 5 hits: Kineardin, had. three errors. • Wayne Brown lasted almost five innings for Wingham, giving up four hits while striking out four. Jack Hotchkiss went the rest of the distance giv- ing up two hits. Wingham com- mitted seven errors. WINGHAM AB R H Rintoul, If 3 2 0 Brown, p,. 3,b 3. 2 G Carmichael, cf 2 1 ,1 Nesmith, c 2 2 2 Ste. Marie, rf 2 1 0 Thompson, rf 0 0 0 Walker, lb 3 0 2 Walsh, ss 3 0' C Hotchkiss, 3b, p 2 1 C Jardin, 2b 3 0 0 — — 23 9 5 KINCARDINE AB R H B. Bennett, c 2 3 1 Hamilton, rf 3 0 2 MacLean, p 3 1 0 Bloor, 21 2 1 0 D. Bennett, of 3 0 0 Morgan, ss 3 0 1 McPherson, 3b 3 2 1 Pollock, If , 3 0 0 Tout, if 1 1 0 Shewfelt, lb 2 1.0 Fetter, lb 2 1 1 27 10 6 Kitchener Rink Wins King Trophy Twenty-five rinks competed in the annual bowling event for the King Trophy at the Windham bowling green oil Wednesday, Win- ners were Mrs, E, C. Ludwig, Mrs, IT, Dettmer and Mrs. A. Watson, of Kitchener. The trophy was presented to Mrs, Ludwig, who skipped the rink, by Miss Ann Geddes, of Wingharn, on behalf of Edighoffers Clothing store, the sponsons of the trophy centeat. . Placed second Were, Mrs.„A. R, Moore, Mrs,, R, Sanderson and Mrs, .1. A„ IVIacrionald, of Stmt.- ford, A rink from FOreat took third place, the players being Mrs, J. ID. Hogarth, Mrs, D. Livingston and Mrs,' VV, tell, Fourth were, Mrs DtiVal, Mrs. j, A, Luen and W, D, Patterson, of Wingham, Fifth prize was Woo by Mrs, E. D. F.,IWes, Mrs, W. 3d. Theaker and Mra, 17'. H, Pickard, of Paisley and ebtth prize went to Mrs, ti LaVV- renee, Um A.. Govenloolt and Wirer C, Miolelly, of "orest, FORDWICH Friends of Mr, 1I, M. Bride will be pleased to know that he Is feel, lull much improved after suffering slight stroke 'thi early part PO, last week, Mr. Carman Bride of Caledonia visited. over the week-end with hie parents, Mr. and Mrs, 31, 111. Bride. Mr, IDIrno Saunders of Hamilton visited all last' week at the hOme Of his sister, Mre,,Norris Chalmers and Mr. Chalmers; Mr. end Mrs. Merliya Moynera and daughter of Toronto are spending this week at the same home, Mrs, Jessie O'Gorman of Toronto is visiting for several weeks at the home of Mr, and Mrs, Wally Gib- son. A number of Black Knights from here nil:tended the service Of the Huron County R.B,P, of Ireland held in the Presbyterian Church in Wingham ,on Sunday. • After the service they marched to the hall, where Robt, Hibberd, of Fordwieh, was presented with his past county Master's Jewel, Mr, Oliver Jacques read the lesson. , Mr. and Mrs. William Brownes- combe of Woodstock, visited a couple of clays fast week with Mr. and Mrs, Emmerson Hargrave. Mr, and Mrs, Jack Wilding of Toronto visited over the week-end with Mr, and Mrs, Anson Denier- ling, • Mrs, Clint Jantzi and two child- ren of Baden spent several days last week with Mr. and Mrs, Hiram Eastman. Mr, and Mrs, Harold Chapman of Kitchener visited on Sunday with Mrs. A.lvaretta Wallace. Week-end visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Earl Moore were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bricker and family of Kitchener and Miss Earlda Den- ny of Erin, Masters John and Ron Bielly of Niagara Falls spent last Week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pollock. Mr. and Mrs, II, Polio& and family spent the week-end at the Bielly home in Niagara Falls. Mr, and Mrs. Jack 'Gibson of Toronto .spent the week-end with Mr, and Mrs. 'Douglas' Holt. week with Mr. and Mrs. Ross. Mc- Hague of Belmore. , • Rev, Frank Russell, rector of Trinity Anglican . Church, Ford- wich announced that he and Mrs, Russell and Donald will be leaving the last week in August for Owen Sound,, where Rev, Bussell will be minister in se. Thom Anglican Church, We' deeply regret losing them here, but wish' for them every success in their new parish, Misses Betty Sanderson and Ethel Ries visited, over the week- end with' Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mullens in Ottawa. Congratulations to Mrs. George Baker on the winning the 'chest of silverware in a draw at the frolic on Friday night in Wroxeter, spon- sored by the Howick Lions. Miss Thelma Orth of ,-Listowel is, holidaying for a.couple of weeks with Mr. and Mrs: Wellington Her.- grave, Mrs. William McCann and Miss Isdbel McCann spent the week-end at Manitoulin .Island with Mrs. T. Tattle. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Tomlin of Durham visited, over the week-end with. Mr, and Mrs, Art 'Forester. , Mr. .and Mrs. Ken Holland and little - son of Kitchener visited last week with, Mr. and Mrs, T. J. Schaefer. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Lynn and Karen of Orangeville are holiday- ing with the latter's 'mother, Mrs. Dora Ridley an,d this week they are spending a few days in Buf- falo. Little Brenda Baiter of London visited all last week with her grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. George Baker. Mr, and Mrs, Earl Baker and boys spent a few days this week at the same home. Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Witmer and two children of Waterloo spent last week with the former's mother, Mrs. Edith Witmer. Mr and Mrs Bob' Moore and twe children of Thessalon and Mrs, Levi Fee of Palmerston visit- ed One evening last week with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Moore, Mr. Tom Cunningham and daughter, Aliee of Barrie spent two days last week with Mr. and Mrs, Edward Matthews. Visitors all this week with Mr. and Mrs, Rims Doig are Mr, and Mrs, Don Seabrooke and two children,. Mr, and Mrs. Don Gibson and three children and James Grant all of St. Catharines, Birth CLARKSON— To kit, and Mrs. Scott Clarkson a daughter in Lis,. towel Memorial Hospital, Mon- day, July 29th, " limm,,w,mnimemnommaremiemble,10,missalW9,......0q.ommai?,,,maitna,ftwO, • Zs' Atm 4:5111 titiNw e oaf) USED CARS ANDTRUC7i'S ARE. W/NNI/VO COAIPL. WE/YTS Miss nevi Johnson spent lash Miss Louise McKenzie of Tor- onto visited over the week-end With Miss Beatrice Wade. Mr. Alvin Denny and ,son, Jim, of Guelph visited on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Moore, Mr. Robt. Rumple of Hamilton is visiting for several days this week with Mr. and Mrs. H. Me- Dermitt. .Mr, and Mrs. H, W. Howe and family, Windsor, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Howe. Mr. Jack Foster of Toronto spent the week-end with his mother, Mrs, Ruby Foster. Mr. Mervyn Wallace of- Oshawa spent two days last week with his mother, Mrs. Alvaretta Wallace.- Misses Elaine and Barbara Craig of Salem visited for two weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Simmermaker. Mr, and Mrs. Roy Simmons and Mr. and Mrs. Aitcheson Wallace and Bill spent Thursday in Kitch- ener, Sunday and week-end visitors with Mr, and Mrs; Ira Schaefer 'were Mr. and Mrs. Don Schaefer and family of Toronto, Mr, and Mrs, Bob Petznick and, family of Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce 'Wallace of Plattsville visited over the week- endoiiglawsi.th Mr. and Mrs, Jack D Mr, and Mrs. Torrance Dundas of Walton visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Stan Bride. Little Marilee Riddell of Teviotdale is also spending a few clays with her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Aldrich of Galt, visited friends in the com- munity over the week-end, Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Bride spent a few days' last week in Toronto, Mr, and Mrs. Ira Schaefer spent Saturday in Owen Sound. Mr, and Mrs, Clare Hutchison of Toronto took their last ride on the passenger train to Vordwich last Friday, He and Mrs, Hutchison came up on the noon train, Visited With friends And went back en the roti o'clock train, Saturday was tile last day for a passenger coach, through this way, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. darn and Scouter son, Bob, 'of Kitchener, visited last Week With Mr. •and Mrs. Reyden Devitt. Mrs, Ruby Forster returned to TorontO after spending a Month at Family Honored her home Here, • Mrs, Emma Williamson spent Before Leaving several days last week in Listowel, wiitoxpr_u_R_A groo souse Margaret Boyle of Toronto IS apending several weeks with her 60 neighbours :gathered on the grand:Mother, Mrs, W. 1-lorsburgh. oeyfelr.anodf, ,tutirlA, y Splisat nakt the Homellotmore Master, BarrylVtattheWs is abeed- ing two Weeks with Mr. and Mrs, da oaritilipt rtioaefortrhtyeir prniedwr htbomteheilit: Mao 'Corbett in /Anthill. 4Mmitiy asnodeityrs.thPeetewr tBekr?,0Whiai atatit tomiidtroad. dmsori read the ad, $Orth ay. drew aandawl!, Vetrion l4upfet pre. B Milted and MO. Darien With a 10014131011111011111 7i ‘ f 4-11 p ISTOR FRIDAY Will SATURDAY August 9 anti 10 "Long; LOng Trailer" Technicolor Lucille Ball Desi Armies plus "G:.??S): COLT" ohnieolor Ward Band - Frances Dee and Gypsy • u Mrs. E. C, Ludwig, seated,, with Mrs. A. Watson and Mrs. II. Dattmar, of Kitchener, who won the King Trophy at the annual trebles• tourna- ment held last Wednesday. at the Wingham bowling green.—A,-T, photo, SPECIAT, rS.r../NDAY MIDNFES and MONDAY, Aug, 11 and 12 3 unit lie" or Show It will score the paint off your car atm the pants off you, ' "Attack Of The Crab Monsters" ...le Beast From Hollow Mountain" plus 3 Stooges in "Ghosts On The Loose" Free Skeletons. fore everyone hi! attentlanee, .111111{llln]pulli nun t111111.1i lllll Illti1111 lllll n1l a Htq lllllllllll 111111i114,11114111111 llllll i llll Doon Baler Twine All Canadian Twine - Made in Kitchener APPROXIMATELY 250 FEET PER POUND CHARLES HOD-GM fOUR MASSEY=HARRIS DEALER• WINGHAM h 14t i +"9 $500 Specie ,Must Go MILDMAY ROTARY CLUB CASH 'BINGO 13 Mildmay Community Centre /.2 ADMISSION $1.0 $100 SPECIALS TWO 12 REGULAR GAMES, for $40 EACH ONE "SHARE THE WEALTH" Operi g p.m. Bingo Starts 9 pant. 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