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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1957-10-02, Page 11i, • • Young Men's' Press ort School SHOES •$6.95, :Sizes 6 to 11 epellent Telt-irri* ,"'Offen- ; eldOnt Pet prl tes and' e POW' glric'kly` 'grnan; poultry reeders' ore 1COST : . Revlon pillics 1, 8 ;It & Co. rio !1„11,.111,1.,. Nod C es, t • a�r ',Drive-in `Theatre LISTOWEL'.. Ott7.n -r . ACPs -4 ./"First Travelling Saleslady" Colour- Ginger•, Rogers; Barry Nelson • -. 7 `T -IE BATTLE l A LE OF', THE RIVER. PLATE" Colour ti VistaVision John Gregson, Peter Finch TIJp1S ' - WED. , OCT 8 - 9 William ,Be» dix i Arthur Kennedy "CRASHOUT ,Adult D Tfiltl><t;S. OQT 9 10 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP FIGHT Sugar nay .ROBINSON �C ' rt• ,,BASILIO n SI s. r► e X a is > investment 1 Worries: Over Ownership of Investors Mutual ive you excel- ut s M i�. , lent orPQrturlity fork . capitalI . gain.- att- ac- i . r'. g. tine dividends', and • : supervision of careful . "securities •by experi- • cd'' anallsts See' en e y your Investors Syndi cate re resentative for I P , information, on this worry -free .investment Thos. A. Jaidin Phone 147 w-I,N0HAM, ONT. John W. Waines ;E.R, 3, LISTOWEL Phone 1042 , nve'sto•rs m.Utus�1 0'1 -C'A N A D. A, .tl. o. 1.eiOa.IIc[.-W1YM L 0selasska•l.Y Ci• ALCITI[/ 'URDAY ` EXCURSIONS 0 Every Saturday: �(To „and Intl. Dec filth) t rd . only. Good going' and returning sumo t3a u aY Y, EXCCIRSION FARES FROM Alienford $5.(5 Girelph $2.05' Paha rston .$3:55 Ilrrainpton ' :95 Hanover • 4.00` Sarnia 6.85 Brussels 4,00 'Harriatun 1.00: Southampton 0.25 •Ctiesley 5.05' 'Ingersoll 3.9ri Stratford 3.65 ' Clinlu.ii . ' .3 .05 tivieardine 6.20'' Stratlu•oy 6.61' 'Fiera 2:00' 1Otclhener 2.60 Walkerton 4.86 Fergus 2.00 Listowel 3.80 Watford 6.05 Georgetown` 1.30 Mitchell 4.20 Wingham '5.05 Goileriep 6.30 Owen Sound 5.05. 'Wyoming 0.50 Paisley 5.50 • 'n Faresfromn ernted'ate Point's Corresponding I t r •. 1 • FULL INFORMATION FROM AGENTS • :les: ood . to !Tea ' :.our v*•i ee a� a n Sold � y g .Someone 'ou . love w . . heat.. our v ok. .4Ok hone tori h:* n'V9.. s*l L TII IPHONf3'COMPANY'OF CANADA Long gliance'hargaitt tale.t nigithr rifler S and alt day S'wnday Mile $7W4O7 Sl'�LYi R ani � +i 10O.linw • r WINGHAM KfTCNENER GOLFER WINSTOURNAMENT YOUR FAMILY dies of the. Wingham /Golf C1ub. held their first 1inyitation tourna, inept with' over 701adies cennpeting, This successful meet 'was under the direction; df r4 rs, Joe Derr, pre- sident of the ladies section, with play In charge of the, captains, Mr R Du Valan s' m Mrs, d Mr. W Conran. Competitors were" from Kitchener, Owen Sound,' Meaford, Walkerton; Mildmay; .Stratford, Lis- towel, Kincardine,' godorich and Wingham, r, , The nn of the daya rs Tewi Winner wsM, Nell Plolnake of the Reckway Club, Kitchener... Mfrs, Plgmske is a 12 ' handicap player and she scored an;.87 pn the Wingham course in Wednesday's tolls-nament Her score of 42 on the last nine'. holes broke the previous record' for ladies held by, Mrs. R, Du Val with a 44. ' - . Play was in three flights and the winners were: First flight, low •gross,•tMrs, Plornske, Kitchener,,,187; low net, Ann Fair, Owen Sound, 77 (93-16). Second flight,'ipw-gross, G. Fra- ser, Owen' Sound, :98; low net; Grace Grant; Walkerton, 14 (103- 29). • Third flight, low gross, M. O'Ha- gen, Walkerton,- 103; low net, M. Martin, Goderieh, 68• (104.36): • The riine-hole competition was won by Wingham golfers, Mrs, J. Hamilton, first .(gross) and Mrs.. Al, . Williams, first, low net, The Longest drive was won by. Mrs. 'G. ,Fraser, Owen Sound; putting. and approaching,: -Mrs. E. Gill, Meaford. The team prize was won by Walkerton: Grace Grant; M. O'Ha- gan, Isabel Doughty and Dorothy Pearson. The special contest on No; .9 was, won by Mrs. O'Hagan of Walkerton:` The draw for the mink collar wase won by : a, local player Mrs. Norman Elliott: Among the..:, players., ;was.., Mrs. Binkley:of Owen Sound, who is the district champion. Two weeks ago i two teams ,of Wingham ladies at- . tended the district meet at -Kin- , hi r Binkle won cardine at which Mrs. y the championship for the third time. In' accepting the . prize: for the low gross, Mrs. Plomske said the mink collars which had been don- ated as;prizes were certainly the main factor in bringing hers to the local contest' but '' no such attrac- tion would be,required to bring her hack, as she' found the Wingham course fascinating to play and dif- ficult if ficult to score.well on. Captains oil' several of the towns rep sented had ;,further compli m�entar'y'things to say of the Wing - ham course. Edna dverholt, cap- tain of the Goderich team, said'she found it difficult because there were few level lies, the fairways contain many, knolls which make it tricky to . play and more, than making up for the absence of water hazards. - ' Peg Smith, captain of Kinacrdine and formerly of Australia,, stated that She had found.the course most' Challenging, and tournament or hot, she would be .back to- try to beat it. ' •- .M1 in all, .the day •was a most successful one,, with the treasurer Mrs, b. C. Nesmith reporting that the proceeds were excellent; The ladies of' the club are most grateful to all who donated. prizes' and . helped, especially to Wilfred l!'reneh, captain of. the men's sec. tion, who computed. the scores, re - ,leasing the ladies' tournament committee to play and also to Jaek t.1oyd, who - barbecued the chick ons, which added greatly to the deliciousness' of• the'Ydinner which. concluded the suceessfril meet, • Dates Set f Or • Plowing Matches r. r- Annual ;plowing matclties in. I•Iu on and Brune counties re schen' uled for next Friday and 'r turcja.. , 'The gist annual Tluron `County knateh will be held 'Saturday on the fruit' of Levi Byer, lot 14, ;concession' - fl, I•Iowick 'ownshilx Secretary of the North Huron Plawmen's Association is i,, E, Cardiff, of Brtrsseis, MP for Huron, Bruce Coluity'S annual contest Will 130 held Friday an the faint of Alfred' Brunton heat Tara, fol- lowed • by the arterial Pl6Wnien'd dinner ,in Fara, , eetetary ol, the Wilde addoofation is , R, .Gear, of Wetlitsrtoiir io+ •, Commercial Teague The' League got away, to a- good . Start on Tuesday night` with a full. of teams • ul Gompli}�Ilent Res is were as follows; Drivers t 7 Spitfires 151 Jesters 5 Jets - - 2 Sizzlers' ; 2 Hooligans , 0 • Ladies' ° high single, Mrs. M. Templeman; 233; men's'irigiy single, Scotty. Jackson, 302; ladies' high triple, Mrs, G. Cameron, 553;' men's high triple, George Cameron,.755. W'INGHAltTAKES TU,IRD. STRAIGHT • The Winghanl. Intermediate team moved a step closeri'to the WOAA Intermediate ° "A" championship when they edged the Tavistock boys 8+7 in the town park here on Saturday, night to 'put Wingham in the lead by three straight wins.' The -Tavistock team had not taken a game in the best of seven series: Walt Brown fired 'eight -hit ball' and struck out nine.. Wingham committedtwo errors: Faber was, on the mound for the ' Tavistock squad, giving up eight - hits and striking out five. Tavistock had one misoue. ' The Visitors took the lead in the first inning when Hart singled and "scored' ori`"an" overt] rdw third inning. Wingham rallied- for four . runs. Ken Cerson and Jim Bain singled, Barry Fryfogle-`tripled to score both runners, Lorne Gard- ner knocked a sacrifice fly to score „Fryfogle and Ken Hodgkin- son smashed a home run, for. Wing - ham. In ,the fourth inning. Tavistock cut the lead to 4-3 as Pearson walk- ed and Eckstein homered. In the. fifth inning Barry Fryfogle•smash- ed- his second triple of the game and, Ken Hodgkinson knocked a sacrifice fly to score the runner, Jerry Fryfogle doubled, Bruce Lott got - on base on an error to score the runner:' ' In the seventh inning Wingham scored twa'more runs when Lorne Gardner tripled and scored on Ken Hodgkinson'S second ,'hone run of the game. In the ninth inning Ta- vistock rallied for four runs, Hart walked; Brown tripled to score 'the runner, Pearson knocked a sacri- flee fly to score Brown and Fisher and McMillan singled. Fisher then secred on an, error. `1VINGI3AlVh ABR H Cerson, 2b r.. ..5 1 1 Bain, s.s ±„ 4 1 1 B. Fryfogle, Ib, 3 2 2 Gardner, 3b. 3 1 1 ,IdodgkinSon, e, - 3 2.2 J, Fryfogle, c.f. . ... 4 1 1 Lott, 1,1............ 2 0 0 Oswald,. r f; ....... :4 0 0 31 8 8 TAVIS'X'OCK AB R Hart, Sb, 3 Brown, s.s. ....... ......... ...:5 1 Pearson, c, - - 3 1 Eckstein, c,f, ,..,.t ,., .„3 Fisher, r.f. .... ... .,...5 1 (a)• Youngblut, ' r.f, ' !)', i rc v ilian, 2b, .. .......4. 0 Currah, 1b. 5 0 Faber, p. .• - 4 0 Eltzer,. 1.f. 8 0 (b) Cassidy ....,...,,,1 0 1i 1 1 0 2 2 0 1 1 0 0 0 85 7 8 (a) lean far Fisher in the ninth in- •ning. .. i (b') 'Struck Mit for Meer in the nintiT inning. Y r, BEL'GRA4 `vE Mr; 'and .frs, John Vincent 'of- Goderle1i, -Mr. and Mrs, Percy Vin. ,cent of A.ilbtiri, and Mr; and Mrs. Rollt Vincent oi" Blyth a5perlt fihurse° dsy ev'e'ning' with ilftr; OA Mrs, Al. ,:r►en ; viii Lilt. r SHOE ETOR1 ' PHONE 12 est Deecroft,,.., __ . �d awaX aftllr. being , ill for the , past year. Interrrlent. VA 'in Mani. INTER EDI TES T Mrs, Fred I ess)ek, Violet and M A �A �, 1 tou' .cemetery ozl MorldaY,�ast, Dem • TAVISTQCK ENTRY r Women 'axe regale o l ' r,""f Guides and Br'o'wnies of the Low*, youvan help please Mrs. .'iced �>A►.., •� i so�fiai�t Mr . G'�, +� in Wiingilam. Nang; of 011U hill .attended the Johnston -Stanley wedding :On Sat- urday and Jvisited. over the Week - emit - with Mr, ;and Mrs, 'Gershgm Johxieton; Mr, and Mrs, David Ritchie and Afarilyn of 'Teeswater visited , -on ; S4nday with Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Scott, Mr, William Reavie, who was re- cently stationed'to Capreol with: week -end the C.N,R.,' spent : the with. his parents, Mr, and Mrs, It. Reavie. - Mr, ' .and Mrs, Phillip .Dawson have been 'visiting over the past week with relatives at Sault. Ste, Marie end Blind Ftiver. The Winghanl Intermadiatea trounced the teem intermediates 13.7 in the Tayyisteck park last Wednesday night, , In the second inning. 'Wingham scored one run, $ruse Lott singled. and scored on Ken person's double, Both teams scored twice in the third inning. Barry Fryfogle sing -t led and scored on Lorne : Gardner's single, Gardner scored on ,Ken: Hodgkinson's sacrifice fly, Currah got on base for Tavistock when he was hit by 'a pitched ,ball, Eltzer walked, Currah scored on Brown's sacrifice fly and Eltzer ,aeored nn Hart's single. Wingham pushed across pne more run in the. fourth frame when Gord Welwood. got on base on an error and scor- ed on Ken Cerson's second double of the game. Lorne 4ardner smash- ed a home run for Wingham in the fifth inning. . The ladies of the WA., of the United Church have set the date for. their turkey supper for the; latter part of October, Mr, Joe O'Callahan and Mr. Frank • O'Callahan and ,his two children of Detroit, . Mich:, visited' on Saturday With Mr, James Mar-` tin and Mr, and Mrs, Charles Mar- • In the sixth frame Wingham 'raj.- tin, and with Brophy relatives. ;in Ilied for four runs, and Tavistock Wingham, KenCerson Kwalked, Jim three Mrs David Kennedy celebrated her 95th birthday on Tuesday, Con- gratulations; - Mr. and .Mrs, Will McClenagban of Rock'Creels,' Ohip, spent last week visiting with Mr. 'and Mrs, Ben McClenaghan, Mr. and Mrs; Herbert Laidlaw, Mrs. George Mc Clenaghan. and Mr. Harry McClen-: aghan of 'Wingham and Mr. Ro- bert McClenagjan of Rothsay". Mr, and Mrs: Johnston' Conn visited' on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs.'Hardie Simpson of Teeswater, Mrs. Will Conn, who had been a visitor with _Mr, and Mrs. Simpson, returned home on ride et ed ome Friday. the top of the ninth hunting Wing- Robinson t families in •East Ws., scored one.run when Gord l wanosh received word last week from their uncle, Mr. 3os. Curt Welwood got on base on an error, berland. of Manitou; Man:, that his. and Jim Bain scored him on an • only son, Joseph Dustan, .had pass- error. Tavistock scored two runs in the bottont of the ninth when Bain got on base on a ,; fielder's choice, Barry Fryfogle singled to score Corson and Lorne Gardner homered fojr the second time in the r other • to score the of er two run-, ners. Echsteinwwalked. for Tavi- stockand scored. on-Youngblut's' single. McMillansingled to score Youngblut .and Currah doubled to Score Mc .fillan. In the - eighth frame Wingham came through with three runs. Jim: Bain got on base on, an error. L. Gardner singled, Jerry Fryfogle singled to. score Bain and Bruce Lott scored Gardner on error. In Cassidy walked and scored - -on Pearson's home run. i'4&iird '761Wood :was on the slab ,for • Wingham, giving .up six hits •while whiffing four. Wingham,had two errors. Wingham clobbered Tavistock pitcher Faber for this-, teen hits while striking out six. 'Tavistock colhmitted five. errors. WINGHAM AB R H Cerson, 2b 5 1 2 Bain, ss - - 6 2 1 a Fryfogle, lb - 5 2 2' Gardner, 3b 5 4 4 Hodgkinson, c 5 0 0 J. • Fryfogle, cf, 4 .1 2 Lott, if 5 1 2 Oswald, rf 4 0 0 Welwood, p 3 2 0 42 13 13 TAVISTOCK AB -R II Brown, ss. .2 0 0 Hart,'3b , 4 0 1 Pearson, c .. , 4 1 1 Eckstein, cf 4 1 0 iVloMillaii, 2b .,,..'.., ;4 1. 1 Youngblut, rf 3 1 0 Cassidy, rf - 1 1, .1 Faber, p 5 0 i Currah, 1b ... ............ 3' 1 1 Eltser, if • ,.,3 1 0 33 7 6. WHHTECRURCH Mr. and Mrs. Henry •Pattison, Shirley and Gail -spent' Gast week end'with Mr. and Mrs; George Tay - lot. of Hamilton and 'at Niagara Falls. Margaret and Barbara Pat= tison stayed with Mr, and Mrs.. Roy Mattison. Mr, and•i4trs. Howard Walker and children and Mr, and Mrs. Wilfred Walker and son, returned borne on Friday after spending five weeps o n a tt'1p to Indian Heed,. Sask., and to Banff, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Masai and family visited on Saturday et the Home of his parents, Mr., and. Mrs. John Mason of >ondbn, Mr. hod Mrs, Rost Itobinsoa and., Sons, visited on Sunday 'With her 'patents, Mn and Mrs. Wm. Ruin. phrey ;of St, flelens, Mr, and Mrs, '12oger xni lis of'. Walkerton spent a few 'days last Week at the Immo of thou dough. ter, lVlrs'.. Albert 13ieman.: Nie, arid Mrd. Bremen and family, Me, and Mrd'. John Clifford, tend M'r, 'arid Mrs, Pred Clifford of /Peterborough visited) 4Wlt - Mr', tired iV[r5, Ingrid .of Witikerloti: en -Suftday. Mi', and Mrs. Htigh Sinrl'anlon *ttti 111ofl Hugh 'of. *Ingham Vlalted o#%0.04e lilitil Mr,,tted*to, $1rrt r 4�i 4 > ln.ti. +N. NEW LOW. PRICES! • sides his wife and tether; he one sister, Mrs. Bert CrQuse f f gins, SAVE lVIONY ON Storan i A DISCOUNT OF 5% will be given on, all orders of Storm Windows during* MONTH OF OCTOBER We will measure and install windows if desired CAMPBELL & ` 0RBUTT Wingham Prone 1;J ridgy, October 11' 9.00 pan. 1S GAMES -- $1.00 - 15 CHICKENS if TURKEYSrl L. 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