The Wingham Advance-Times, 1957-10-09, Page 1ALONG THE MAIN DRAG
By The Pedeeldan
NIGHT LEARNING—A large
number of people are expected,. 'to
make their, way, to the., Wingham
High •S,ehool tonight to enroll in
one tat several night '',e,open.
to them during° the cp"mingy,x?ioitter;'.
, ,Months. Among the su•,bjedts . aro.
industrial :arts, typing 'and book-
keeping and "home economics,
GILLIES ANA GHOSTIES —
Looks) like the Hallowe'en ,prank
tern are starting their'a"nhual niis-
ref early this' year.'Already, with
e evening' before All, Saint's Day'
still . some time away,; ,reports -'of'
window soaping and cabbage pick=
• ing have reached our ears leaving
us ,bothered and" bewildered, if not
yet bewitched. • .
SIREN SEARCI•I^=•There .. were
two short. b1ast, on the fire depart-
Meet siren on ,Saturday • eye. ning.
.with an interval of about, half an '
Hour' between,: then► During ' that,
time a _Searcb.was instituted Pathan.;
elderly ;local map who•:was report-,
ed missing frdrn his, home The; last
blast.:of ,tne.,slren•tWas 'to•` tell
Searchers that; the a gentleman had
been "found,
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TV •,'. TROPHY An' ,' award of
• merit`:'the first ' combined radio.
and ` TV' award of "• its 7' kind—Was:
Presented to the CKNC'S : thtion?
' during the program' "Focus"•+on,,
Tuesday evening, The .award '>was
handed aver:•by President of ;the;
'Wingham branch of the Canadian'
Legion . John Pattison. `Afton; the
ceremony Legion* members , : and
their •families. were ' taken • on- a
conducted tour of tile., stations
studios. •
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ANYBODY KNOW There seems
to be, a difference of ;opinion as to
;just what kind, of gun stands. out
side ;the Wingham armouries,: Last
month a picture of, the .gun .appear-
ed in the ..Canadia'n Legion "nj1aga4.
zine, "The Legionary" and was de,
scribed as' an 18 -pounder of the
first :war. In this months s• iseue of.
the. mag•zine Dr J L. Con�e11, o
f
Prince. Albert, 'Saskatchewan, does
,
,n'ot. think it is eithera'.Canadian
i`re ,` Brrisen weapoa
asn:tyil•
'.o.fiione.ador ,�k o ed..
hies r
11' d ,d
IN THE MONE
Y Geor • •, dam-,ge
Aron, local billiard parlor owner, is
making .guile "a' name ' for 'himself
with hie stable of `fin itp;ses• ;•His,
palomino colt took first Money 'in
'its at
s Cias � s Tee swater fart; as did
his 'light ,mare:His horses were,
alsn shown at the:Ripley fair; and
were seen 'in • the Frontier'..Day,
parade ,here.•
ENGAGEMENT ;, •
M r ."and' Mrs Harold a Iridtfa"t • o#.•
Vlytngham wish to announce the`
engaBement -of • their' daughter,
Dawn Marie _ to Kenneth..Walter'
hitt
White;.
h, •son .of Mr. acid .'IVYrs: : John.
White 'Brussels: The Wedding , will
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take'Place dtober, 12th � `�
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'RECEPTI Nr AND •DANCE
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"A reception and dance will • be
held in Whitechurch • Memorial`
Community Hall on Friday, Octo-
ber 11 at.9.30`p.m. in honor of Mr.
and Mrs. Carl McClenaghan. 'Tiff
• in's orchestra will supply. the music
and >ladies•please bring sandwiches.
Everyone welcome. ,F9b
WOAA ANNUAL MEETIN'.
The annual meeting of the WO
AA••is being held to -night, Wed-
nesday, October 9, at 8.30 p.m. in
the Wingham._town hall; Election.
• of 'officers' and hockey will, be or-,
ganized. Everybody' welcome:..
F9b
DELMORE TURKEY SUPPER
Belmore Community Centre an-
�al Turkey Supper will. be held on;
ednesday, October 16 et 7 p.m,'.
dull s.
r
' "'�Idmts to h1, a s �1.�0 children,.
.50c `Short program to follow.
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SROol'ING MATCH
"'A Sheeting match Will be held on
Monday, October 1 th at -1 o'clock
sharp`: at Jenkins' farm; two ,miles
east
sharp,'
Wingham, on. Highway 86.
Prizes w111 be turkeys, chickens
and. ducks. 12 gauge•ahotguns and
,22 rifles only, • Scope ."sights. not
'. allowed; Sponsored ty Wingham
Sportincn's ' , Association, Slim:
Boucher, president. F25,'2,9b
RUMli(AG.E SALE OCT. 19
Have you gathered up your art-••
Teles • for the ; hospital ,rurhntage
9 ler' This sale will be held in the
in ham Armourieson'Saturday
afternoon, October 19 at two
o'clock E.S.'li. EverY orie is ;tidied tea
eiind dohatlans Bloof t h oe
hiri g
hats . •furniture, etc, Anything' can
be sold: It Is, asked •that rill articles•.
be at the armouries on P riday, Oc
7 'tober 18, in order• that they .may
be eartea yna marked, ,If‘yen Whitt h
Your parcel called for, natty, Urs.
T. A. Cattle,361 orMJohnrf
1208. On aturday,arternoon a
deli* will be made for
ari electric
fr In " Pan and a hairier of a'..1es.1
Y gp p 1?P
a' held theuck" ticket
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With which ";is atrielga>r*aced .the Por ie Vidette and lA►`,rOXeter ':News
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PUBLIC INSPECTS NEW ADDITION`
Mayot' Opens New'4ddition.
Chairman of the Wingham Public
rT SPEAKS.°School $card, Scott Reid outlined
IN 1ORcktool detailed •rho present dev, 1 -
the past history of . the Public
AT OPENING DINNER Qpineht and,gave a hint what's
'to come•'in-a, brief speech on Pil-;
today evening, .before Mayor R, E.
revs eKinney Cut •the tape, officially'
opening the town's $80;000 public
addition, ,
He hinted , that if the schopl '
population figure soars. again, .es'
it has done in the past few years„'
additional rooms will have to be
Prior to the opening of the )
.wing of the Wingham Public,
School on Friday, evening, :abeu,tl
70 guests Were entertained at a'
turkey 'dinner at the Legion Home'
Scott Reids chairman of the beard.:
who acted as master of ce:reip;oniesp':planned for almost as fast as the
at thedinner, introduced the :heap ;architects can get them off the'
table ,guests: Mr. and Mrs, 'John: ' drawing boards, However, it • is
1Henna, Mr, and ]Nits. J. D. Iles,] hepthat cies emetion here ill net
±Vfayor,Ii E 7VleKinney, Mrs, Scott, ..
`
id; r and ; vIr9. J. iz; Kinkead „N "Wo -seem now to have 1 �'
'd; �skand.Mrs • J. H.:.d Kinkead; iaho ]ohiegwo off in,tl.a b; '
opulatron, but our new:”
�Qthav� guests xntrodixced . by thus designed to allow for extiasIo
foaiir ,+f w,exe'.Mr, ancl Mrs. •Lloyd, a -said. •
14Y4i;.,the; ferinier, being .a paittlefii is A largecrowd of pedple%wOlteda:t,
in the; firm of areliltegts in chargt ;the entrance of the new, ' addition
;Of the building, W. T. Cruickshank, "to watch the• dedication, and opening,
'Mr, and Mrs. W. k. Galbraith, Dr,•i"ccrem'onies, .
,and, Mrs; Alexander Nimmo,', Mr.' Rev. Alexander Nimmo, DD., ,of;
•and Mrs. Barry Wenger; members St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church,
of the scheol board and staff ;and dedicated the building.
their :wives and husbands. ,.t The -mayor, in"his remarks, paid;
In his remarks Mr. Reid ex, press a glowing tribute la the shooi'a.
ndld egfuftr(Please Tn to Page Two) h address- tie Judy Reid,
dgh
ter of. Mr. and i Mrs. • Scott Reid,
came forward with a silli''cushioil
on which rested • the scissors used
by the mayor to cut the 'ribbon.
After .this ceremony the school vas
opened for inspection by the public.
in in ha ,
Mayor R:`„ 'a:McKinney guts the tape, officially opening W g m s
n— e
w ! oo.:. a clition St choc..:' 1 Lj}ttIe ew�J dY Reid, d
hte o,
r
of Mr and rs ScotC•Reid'is also shown rtt he ptcsure• ..,
On
it
vise d #o
epairs to Bridge
DETROIT 01 T . WOMAN
1NAN
D
IES IN -CRASH
• , .:.
Mrs, Henry Iiaehnal
of D troit
,
'was; killed on Monday morining in,
a two_car collision near Wroxeter,
and three °other people' were ser-
iousiy injured when the vehicles
collided and overturned at the in-
tersection of Highway 87 and
'county.road No. 12.•x• -
The dead 'woman was ,a, pas-
senger in the car driven by Gar-
field Wagner,. 68, ,of Detroit, Mr,.
Wagner suffered a. fractured spine
and
and skulliHis wifie, Adeline67,
was also injured
in the crash,.
Driver of the seCpnd car, George
Westlake,.. 29, of Wingham and
Lucknow, escaped with bruises, but
Elwyn Petrie, 30, of Port Elgin,• a
passenger in Westlake's car 'suf-
fered a, fractured spine and a
punctured lung. . •
' The injured were taken to the
Wingham -General Hospital for
emergency treatment. Their eon-
dition. yesterday: was said to be
serious.
Provincial Police Constable Ro-
bert Lewis, of the , Wingham de-
tachment, who investigated the
accident, said the dead woman
suffered a fractured skull, spine,
arms and multiple chest injitiles.'
She died, on 'her way to the Wing -
name Hospital. •
Westlake Waa proceeding east
toward Gerrie and Wagner was
going south 'on No, 12 when the
accident happened, Both • late
model 'cars were badly damaged
With the Westlake car ending 'en
its side
in'the ditch
An intquest, will be Meld bur at
the time of going to pre'as no date
has been set,
,Mother Passes'
.At ..LuCk. now �vv'
its. Thomas Andersen,� .of Lt c<
-
bV, pluggedaway earlytis week
in her' 60th' year, She was •thee
former ' Lilly geed Of • Ashfield
Towtlsh
p,Stirviying, lira
le .throe daughters,
Mrs, 'shades odgirls, Wifigharn,=
Mrs. Charles' Pierce, - Brantford,
Mrs. Harvey Webb, West. WaWii'
nosh Township; ,.and •three sees,
Harvey, 'Of . West Wawanosh,.
Thomas of Lucknow and Gdr"don
of Ashfield. A •brother, W111ittn'i
Reed resides' ih Sault Ste. Marie.
The funeral service will be; held
at J.ucknow sit two o'cleelt tats
afternoon.
' The regular ,meeting :of. the
Wingham town council was held in
the council Chamber on Monday
evening; Mayor •R, F,, McKinney
presiding.
:Howard ,•Sherbondy, , the „town
assessor, gave the 'town':,`asssess-
nent figures, Which showed 'a total
of 82,987,050.00•, Ten new 'units
have • been completed said Mr.
Sheriiondy. They' are •ade>up of
nine houses` and ine made
The population is .now' 2,780, an in-
crease of 25 over last yeas. It is
interesting to note that in a break-
down of 'the population, 10.6 per
cent are, old; age pensioners.
Submitting the publia works re-
port, Elmer Wilkinson; chairman•
of the committee, said that the has
talked with • bridge construction
experts andhis committee has de-
cided that repairs to 'the bridge
abutments should be " carried .out
some tithe nbXt.`year'. °''His com-
mittee reconimbnded. that the re-
pair. costs Shahid. be";among ,the
council's estimated" expenditures
for the •coining year, This recom-
mendation was accepted: ' '
The council ,heard two deputa-
tions, one from the Wingham
Kinsmen, concerning a 'project for.
the year to come, and a deputation
from the Teeswater fire depart-
moat, asking the council for a
mutual agreement, whereby legal
liabilities would be Waived from,
the fire chief of any outside fire
department brought in to assist in
fire -.fighting in either TeeSwater•
or Wingham. • ,
,Jim Myers, of Teeswater, who
made the'request, egplaitied that at
present no agreement exists to
cover a fire chief if he or his~ men
should cause damage iri ,the exe-
cation ,of their' duties. At present,
he said, the chief islegally,•persoii-
1 y responsible for damag e
a 1y any g.
caused if his department should
bo e:illetl"outside, its own area. 7t
was 'a state of affairs which could
be rectified'; if a. mtittial agreement
between departnio'iits was ,drawn
up, relieving, personal responsibil-
ity from the fire ' fighters.] , The.
council decided to take stepsi :to"
have Sueh' ail agreement Made.,
• the date for the.' court of e
ViSibii was set for October 28th•
C!I
CLOSING TIME
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lie Utilities Com i Igeitt li vifill he w
close at 5p .°',rn.e, lVl'iytldy tb `riday
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inclusive.
RECEPTION' OD DANCE
l
A recept bn anti, datic'e, "Will be
held :for Mr and Mrs, -lack Johns-
ten at the char. T ;an I• rlday •Oi
'
t r • A' ru C5r' h' esti, "Lad-
lesi . cb s a e
les please bring Ittboh, plveryone
WelCOTrid, roi6.
• Asiatic flu, which is sweeping the.
country at present,' hag not yeti 1 LU UIIUIIUl11
reachedontt Wingham, i stated that
cto o, LEADER SEATED
Contacted this .week stated that sq •
far no cases of the 'flu -have ;been
brought to their ,notice. Medical;,
men in town explained that al FpR *THIS AREA
though flu samples have•beel, sentjj. ■a ,
to Toronto fornal
Yeis !they hay
•
Iyr
ip
shownegative tests 4 v H uro'Presby cry%
of the United
An outbreak
of the flu in Guelph; ;Church of Canada has arranged a
thiseek has taken away t i x cries of . Spiritual Life.. Missions
chanc"of •�telph-being �ntzr�i, .,�a11t-,..:Th,i;neict one. will be;n
trial centre for the vaccine tha the North Huron area during, the
has been developed to counteract Thanksgiving week -end; when Rev.
thevirus. Once aplace hasbeen
, W. G. Berry,M.A., D:D. Toronto,
infected with the Asian strain the l '
vaccine cannot` be tested there, director of the National Mission;
The; colleges atGuelph were t will be the special speaker,
g qq Dr, Berry has served the church:
have beenthe testinground fol
r tl h g in an. outstanding manner and.the
the ecentl manufautured Can -la
adian vaccine, ,.people of this area are very for -
At Wingham General Hospital tunate in having an ,opportunity to
gre
prepared the staff is being ared for vac- see and. hear him. Vis engage-
cinations, the. vaccine being ex-' meats are as follows:
pected to arrive this corning week. , ' Friday afternoon' Oct._ llth,
I,,
Mrs.' I. "E Morrey advises' that Blyth, United Church, panel and
anyone feeling the more usual in- forum discussion; Friday evening,
fluenza symptoms should'•. keep
6.30'p.m., TV interview CKNX
w rm, avoid Crowds getasmuch `Win
ham. 8Yt
.m: Blyth United
P
Church, public meeting; Saturday
mgrning, 9.15, morning , devo-
tions, CKNX, Wingham; Sun-
day, . Oct, 13th, ' Gerrie United
Church Y,
Anniversar 11 a.m. and
7.30 p.m. (D.S.T.); •
A; public address "system is being
installed in the Gerrie United;
Church Hall, so that the overflow
congregations may be able to share
in' the entire service.' Wingham.
United. Church will cancel, its even-
ing . service, and the surrounding
''congregations of Fordwich, . Bel-
, :. : ° more, Wroxeter and Bluevale have
been invited to attend.
. 1i During his visit in this area Dr.
Berry will be assisted by Rev. H. J.
Snell, 'president of the Conference
and by Dr. Semple, Egmondville
United Church, who is director of •
the Spiritual Life Missions for
auronPresbytery.
g
rest as possible, drink plenty of
fluids and have a checkmade by a
doctor.
Hospital authorities hava asked
that visitors restrict their visits to
the Wingli;am.General Hospital dur-
ing this•season of colds and coughs
to prevent the spread of head colds
and similar ailments. 1'
Rod.. Used to
F•'n
a d' Wafer'
`
Harry Lewis, P,U;C. amploYee, is
seen fibre applying his skill to
trace an underground water -main
near I3lgitway 86. Using two weld=
ing rads extended parallel at chest
Ievel, Mr. Lewis dertlonstratod. the
,
art
it he walked. slowlY a
long the
edgo of the roadway. When he
tassed over t subterranean {eat
water
r
solute,, the two togs moved to-
anther, 16rrrtiinga r8ss. Water
F..
divining has been a . practised art
far 'centuries, and .aceardtng `tb
11ir. Lewis it is •still tine of the
meet accurate metheda known in
the tracing nip uridefground Water,
surpassing'
surpasiin eventthe-Meet advanced
eleetlrbttle Measttriiig tieviobs,
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f ROPHY DONATED'
f
O LADIES' CLUB
S
P -er bare particularly inter -
bated,
p Y
ested, at the present time, in'a
'trophy which is on display in The
Advance -Times window, which has
been donated to, the Wingham
Ladies' Golf Club by R. E, McKin-
ney.
el in -hey.
The 'trophy, which stands about
15 inches high, carries the graceful
figure ,of a lady golfer on the Cen-
tral pillar, below which an engrav-
er placnie'carries the Words:
'R,. E, McKinney Trophy—xi
Yriern,
Qry of Marjorie j13c1!{inriey,
fleet president, Ladies' Section" -
The metal portions of the trophy
are finished in gold, and the wal-
iruarid ox" - base s finishe
t;b wbed b ej d
in attritetivs lighter shades. The
face of'the base oarrles•a row of
geld shields which W111 eventuai
t
Y
bear the names of the club's lady
ehimplbns. The trophy will be
Competed for': annually.
, A small individual trophy 0111 be
awarded t the *Inner each yek
a Y
tot tierinarient possession,
M1, and Mrs, A, Ii`; Spencer,. *of
I#o naiin'v111e, are visiting with their
daughter, Mrs. 14, S, W. Grose and
iVl r. C 1`bse. ,, ' ,
Sonic of those who visited`•the*new addition to the public school are. seen inspecting one of the four elase-
•roois on F1'tday;eyening •when the entire -building was oaken, --Advance-Times photo.
Intermediate Bali
lass 'A
Team Captures
Championship
Lions dear Talk '.
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firth it
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district, ,'cheirman:'of the 'Middle
Maitland Conservation .Authority,
was the guest -speaker at the regu
lar meeting of the. Lions' Club at.
the. Motel • .Brunswick •on Monday
evening His talk:proved most in
teresting to:'the. members. The
I thest hicn are
speaker to d of, a ,w t
t ken to. orma 'conservation'auth-
ority Ind then went on to describe
the, various, benefits which, accrue
to each 'of the .municipalities :tak-
ing part, in the scheme. Such a
plan includes theprotectionof fish:
and game• Within the area, the im-
provement of natural' beauty spots
and, park lands, and the, conserve -
tion stet o vitalto
tion'�of soil .a d w s
the:•future :development of this sec-'
tionr:of:the •province: Projects un-
der4aken to.- prevent: flood damage
duritig he siring
•freshets rank k
higa�oig",• the aired benefits
which'are felt, , -
The speaker was 'introduced by
Lion =Stan Hall • and appreciation
was expressed by Lion Bob Hether-
ington, Following hiss talk there
was considerable discussion of the
possibility of extending the Mait-
land Conservation. Authority to' in-
clude the town of Wingham and
the nearby rural municipalities, so'
that a systen'iatio•plan of develop-
ment.could becarried out in this
part of they Maitland. watershed.
Many were of the.. opinion that such
a plan isoverdue and •that the en-
tire area would benefit to consider-
able: extent_if an authority were
established, -
Lion+President Jack Reavie pre-
sided over the gathering and guests
Included J, B, Ritnstedler, manager
of : the Toronto -Dominion Bank,
District Governor Ray Watson and
a member of the Lucltuow e1ub,
Lion Floyd Blakely was at the
t'
i no • during,the meeting', with
piano,
Harry acArthur leading the
songs' and Lion DeWitt Miller in
charge of thefine box,
Goderich Guests at
Cancer Meeting'
There was a 'Very light attendance
at the annual Meeting of the Wing'
ham branch of the Canadian Can-
eer' Society, ,held in the council
Chatribers on Friday evening. As
a result, 'lt was irrtpossible ,to' elect
new officers and appoint 'the ne-
ecssarycorninittees to carry on the
Work of the organization, fer. the
corning :year.
tho president of the weed branch
P. Mcifibbon, announced that
-
tn' *111 1 Hort
another• e 1 be he s
ed
m g
1 to make these appointments. ,
Y
" ever : eo'le fro,. ,Goder10h
S. al p pe m c ,
who have ,been actively interested
iii the wont of the Garber Society
Were preSent for the .'Wthg ham
. ..
meeting. They 1ftcluded F. Sturdy,
Mrs, Eaeahter, head of the ter, -
Vide coinrnittee; Mtg. A: 11 t, Harper,
treasurer, If titan Enit;. and E. E.
Crawford; preeidant of the .Coder,-
Ieh lirarieh/ t
CROSSf FIRM
Imam
Business associatesin this com-
munity have learned with sincere
regret that the firm of Orossett:
Motors Limited, will be' removed
from Wingham at the encs of this
week to re -locate in Wallaceburg,
The business w 1
Nis a s tab ish'ed here
about twelve years age by Charles
Crossett,' who erected a new gai•-
age building : on Josephine Street
North, and litter added /to the .or-
iginal structure. A used ear lot
,was operated on a property im-
mediately : across y ac oss the street from
the
The firm accepted'
garage.
the
dealership .for, the Mercury -Lincoln -
Meteor line of cars . and trucks
and' Carried on an extensive busi-
ness; .
in new and used cars.
The owner, was popular
a p pule
member of the business fraternity
and served on the town council,
moved to Sarnia about three years
ago, to manage other business in-
terests, Since that time the gar-
age business rias been managed by.
Lorne ' McDonald, whose removal
from Wingliaml is 'sincerdly re-
gretted by a large circle of friends,
The garage building . was 'pur-
chased some time ago by the Pet -
retina Petroleum Corporation.
Some of the Crossett employees
plait to move to Wailaceburg with
-the firm, while others have taken
positions • which will permit them
to remain in Wingham, • •
Gorrie Man Buys
Win hair Warehouse
K. X. Hueston of Gorrie, owner
of the'firm of R. J. Hueston and
Son, which has operated a coal and
lumber buslness in that community
for many years, has purchased the
former Rae coal sheds at the C.N,
yard and will open a fuel supply
office in Wingham,
The Gorrie firrrt also operates a.
poultry shipping crate division,
Where wooden crates . n
are man-
factored,
Apple Day Is
Sat.
N
Next e . �1xt. �ek •
The Wingham Intermediates Tie-
eame W la.A,A, Intermediate
champions last Tuesday night as
they clobbered .three Tavistock pit;
crie'r's for 12 hits to ,score as 18-9
victory over th "iii itu
g
tea m
•in
-to1N+n pariG� e w w e rr iM , r
Wingham won. the seriesin fon
straight ,games. The local teak
now advances Into the WOAA
grand .championship` series
Jim Bain, lien Hodgkinson and
Bruce Lott .all smashed, out ,home'
runs' for Wingham, Barry Fry-
(ogle 'collected a triple. Eckstein
knocked a solo blow for.Tavistock,
while Brown tripled Or the visit-
. ors.
Cord Welwood came, from the,
bullpen for Wingham' in tlib fifth
inning to slam the door onTavii
stock. Welwood, in his four and
one-third innings a e u • t i'
gave p wo h is
while striking out three ;101
Hotchkiss
.Bil1Hotchkiss started for : W inghan
and pitched the .fi.mt four and two-
thirds innings. 'fixe gave up ;:,five.
hits and struck out, three-
ham committed four errors.
Faber started for Tavistock and
was relieved by '4Viffour in the
fourth stanza,'. 'Zehur relieved Wit -
four in the ninth,
WINGI'AM : AB 1 H
Gerson, 2b. 4, 3 •'2
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DENT'MINISTER.
STU
1. VS AL AWARD.. �
Douglas Fry, Soil of lairs. Neenah
Pry, WInghain, who IS eintpletirig
his studies for the ministry of the
On Saturday, October 19th, the
thein 1'11111141. A le lle Seell°
T
APPle .
Ville, n l; gt Ontario, e i .ii a a
114" rt difficult 111116 to filrtince
.. ,... a ei r was re-
114"
their organiZrttion but are able to
seemly selected as one of the 27
Ontario vim to rebeive awards
Winghatri bioy Scouts will hold the
student
Church,
and who 15
tier' studt,tt tninister at Chester
do s
o bythe
•a. ssistance they
hey
receive
I
teem tre L
-sttde.
l loom of tilt .
set-
pTina
.� h >appealhas always,s
drawn
rawn
t
r
up
ier.eto
iIpr l.o
wabvlia
i' tdrosswards
wards 'for
for religious
the town and it is hoped that a
en rsatCee ion • vent be Then aw rd Wiia Mit a at the
the boysWhen they call orvozYir glaodblhaatrn
,alles on SEttUrdY ofmat month. neugwas presettedneast week. with Eileen/1 for $800, M1s;fronthe sale of apples *nee ayear. ern Star, fund has bort .46,
ready ,response from the people of 1e1018sip,
Vbrris worthy metro* of
--M17., and Mrs, trace Yunir sie Yin rart etaptciand Mt
1a
Tol'ontp, spent the weekend: with 1 Anidy Lunt, associate inettr'on,.
Mrs. J.. E. ,bilk %ore -present al; the Meeting.