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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1957-10-09, Page 9ELASTIC OVERSHOES Women's & Children's i>,, • ClearSmoke and Red colors., $t.8$ and $2.25 WINGHAM YOUR FAIWILT SHOE STORE PHONE .1Z .-/.E CARS cm4&0 �4/G�/TL�Gl�J�it�' YO�C/R, T�/EYAREALL cm/O&RLOTARE' R/G T't iO ih YOUR ACLEPY... 77OEYAREPALL /A/ 7700 COAD/T/ON 4NPARE yecOivatitaeizzY PR/C . I.tTG HAM MOTORS �S O A MO ._ Ph ' 139r: o_ne Wingham �onfi � grocer • . Phone; Our Prices Are Lower ' , 590 We Keep Down the Upkeep TRY WESTON'S Fowl Golden f o STUFFING �� � SEASONED '''TO YOUR TASTE 29C Kraft 16 oz. CHEEZ WHIZ 55c Rhuint►a,: (ground;fresh) -,1b. COFFEE ... ` 69p PillSivary Reg. 35c Cake Mixes - 3 for $1 Pine River - Medium lb:.; CHEESE .. 49c Stokers <I• 15 :oz. Fancy :PEAS 2/33c ,Free Delivery M IurKOjS. or. Thanksgiving 8 lbs:: and up Leave us your order.. Maple Leaf' Mincemeat California GRAPES 2lbs. 29c ib,. CRANBERRIES ,27c. • 2 lbs. 47c . .I.b. TURNIPS''.. 5c, Bissets / , Gallon. I.CE ` CREAM ... 89c SATURDAY EXCUR5IO1+iS to. TORONTO Every Saturday (To and Incl. Dec. 14th) ' Good going and returning same Saturday only. Alleniord Brampton Brussels Ohesley Clinton Elora Fergus Georgetown Godericir. EXCUIISION FARES FROM $5.05 Guelph $2.05 Palmerston $3.55 .95 Hanover 4.60 Sarnia 6.85 4,60 5.05 5.05 2.60. 2.60 1.30 5.30 HarriStoit 4.00 Southampton ' 6.25 Ingersoll; 3.95 Stratford 3.65 Ith,cardine '6.20 Strathfoy 5.50 Kitchener 2.60 Walkerton 4.85 Listowel 3.80 Watford 0.05. Mitchell • 4.20 Wingham 5.05 Owen, Sound . 6.06' Wyoming 3.50 Paisley 6.50 Corresponding Fares front Intermediate Points. • FULL. INFORMATION FROM AGENTS Perfect utumn W..ather or P Public... School Field Day -:.vents Ideal weather conditions prevailford, Joan -AIM OolVin, MarY4ane and Julie Mama, Adele Tiffin' and - ed last week as the young athletes at the Wingham Public Sehool took to the open for their annual field day, Winners'. are ,listed below: SENIOR GIRLS Champion, Betty Ann Lapp; runner-up, Sharon Riley, ]Running race, Betty Ann Lapp, Sharon Riley, Karen. Elliott. wt - bail throw, Karen Elliott, Betty Ann Lapp, Cecile Jackson, Board on head, Sandra MacLennan, Helen Ann Armstrong, Carol Crawford. Running broad jump, Betty Anna. Lapp, Judith, McKibbon, Sharon, Riley. , Hop, step, jump, Betty Ann Lapp, Jean Jones, Sharon Riley. Three- legged race, Sharon Miley and.. Shirley Loden, Reta Redman and Diane Deyell, Betty Ann Lapp .and, Dale Thomson. Relay race, Betty Ann Lapp, Karen Elliott, Jean Jones, Patricia Heywood; Sharon Riley, Shirley Coder, Diane Deyell, Nancy Clarke; Rota Redman, Dale Thomson, Freda Lott, Janette'. Henderson.. Novelty 'raee, Betty Ann Lapp and Dale Thomson; Sandra Riley and Maureen Poyton; Sandra Mac- Lennan and Carol. Crawford, High jump; Betty Ann Lapp, Jean Jones, Jean gurney. 'Standing broad jump, Sharon.' Riley and' . Karen Elliott (tied), Betty Ann Lapp •and Jean Jones (tied), ' Patricia Hey- wood. INTERMEDIATE GIRLS Champion, Susan. Bennett; Run- ner-up, and nen-up, Beverley Cunningham Joan Redman, tie. Running -board jump, Joan Red- man, Susan Bennett, Faye Yeo. Standing board jump, Beverley Cunningham, Susan Bennett, Joan Redman, Running- race,' Susan Ben ett; Beverley Cunningham, Mary Phillips. Softball throw, Joan Redman, Susan Bennett,. Beverley Cunning- ham, Book -on -head 'race, Bdverley Cunningham, Mary -Jane; Slosser, Susan Bennett; 3 -Legged race,, Mary Phillips and Joan Redman, Bev, Cunningham and Esther, Kerr, Brenda MacLennan and Mary -Jane Slosser. Novelty race, Susan Ben- nett, Faye•'2eo, Kathy Hodgins. High -jump,; Susan •; Bennetts . Janie Poyton, .7oal?.. Redman. Relay race, Joan Redman, Mary. Phillips,„Es- ther Kerr, Beverley, Cunningham; Brenda MacLennan, .Sally Craw- da- Elizabeth Jeffery, Susan Doll and. Linda Aitchison, Boys, Larry h to Brooks Richard d h r n Bre d Rc r Wharton, s an ,. Charles Scott and Donald Bastings, Larry Gordon and Eddie Rosa. Mrs. Alexander's girls, Sharon Willie and. Joan Remington, Debor- ah Foxton and Lynda Seddon, Mary Chettleburgh and Diana Jeffery, Boys, Douwe Bakker and Brian Bakker, Preston Lediet and Brian McKay, Joe Hall and Edward Spel- ker. 6 Miss• Johns' girls, Shield, Crew son and Catherine Ducharme, 'Me- lanie Harris and. Patsy 'Walker, Denise Norman and Elaine Car- ter. Boys' Douglas Cameron and James Armstrong, Robert Arm- strong and Larry McDonald, Jinn- niie Henderson and Newton Rich- ardson, ieh- ar s _don, Mrs. SI/era's and Miss MacMil- lan's III's girls, Georgina Brooks and Brenda Ellacott, Barbara Henry' and Verna Hunter, LYdna Reavie and Cheryl Scott. Boys, Harold Jardin , and ,John Perrott, Barry Tomlinson and Donald Wil- lie, rand Kevin Fish- er, Donald Brooks er, Mrs. Webster :and Miss MacMil- lan's IV's girls, Ruth' Ann Hamil- ton and. Marilyn Higgins, Wendy Cronkwright and Brenda Hall,. Sandra Stewart and Nancy Du- charme, Boys, Gary Reed and Al- lan Leggatt, Brian Collar and Bob- bie Jackson, Gary Carter and Brian Caslick. Miss Jamieson's girls, Julianne Dauphin add ,Marilyn Rildy, Rae Gurney. and .Ann McKibbon, Laura Wainer and Audrey Collar. Boys, Sipke Bakker and Theodore 'Saint, Warren Rich and Keith Lpder, Jim Sims and Charles Keating, Skipping Miss Williamson's girls, Patsy Zurbrigg, Bonnie Willie, ' Ellen Cruickshank. Miss Stobo's girls; Ruth .Ann Rich, Barbara White, Lynda El- liott. Mrs, Alexander's girls, Mary Chettleburgh, Sharon Willie, Jo- anne Dunbar. Miss Johns' girls, Patsy Walker, Shiela Crewson, Joan Cruickshank, Mrs. Shera's. and Miss 'MacMil- lan's III's girls, Georgina Brooks, Jayne Baker, Patsy Sieling, Mrs, Webster's and Miss 'Mac- Mllan's IV's girls, . Brenda Hall, Ruth Ann Hamilton, Mary Ann 1Vlason. Miss Jamieson's girls, Marilyn Riley, Rae Gurney, Audrey Collar. Wheelbarrow Miss Williamson's boys, Grant Heywood and John Palmer; David Schiestal and David Ohm, Bruce Cameron and Douglas Partridge. Miss Stobo's boys, Terry Deyell and Wayne Hunter, John Rae and Raymond VanCamp, Steven Hilbert and Norman MacLennan.. Mrs. Alexander's girls, Brian Bakker and Dauwe Bakker, Ken- neth Taylor and Wayne Scott, Ed- ward Spelker and Joe Hall. Miss Johns' boys, Robert Arm- strong and Larry McDonald, Douglas Elliott and Barry Conron, Slosser; Sandra .Cummings, Lynda- $130 yn $ue Ct:pmpton, Ednamae ASM, a Strong,Mary-Joan L pP. ,IUNltOR GIRLS Running race, Judy Callan, Jack- ie Saint, Pauline Redman; Book.; on -head` race, Sylvia Holloway, Noreen Niehoi, Marling Lem, •Nov • elty race, .Loan Riehl, Mayling Lem, Pauline Redman. Three-legged race, Janis Hender- son and Helen Carbert; Jackie Saint and Bonnie Jardin; ' Judy' Callan and Susan Spry. Relay race, Sandra Dunbar, 'Tackle Saint, Paul- ine Redman, Bonnie Jardin; Judy Callan, Mary Ellen McPhail, Nancy Donaldson, Susan Spry; Sonja Ross, Noreen Nichol, Pamela Burns, Catherine .Hanna, Softball throw, Judy Callan, Mary Ellen McPhail, Joan Riehl, Standing broad jump, Jackie Saint, Judy Callan,Mayling Lem, Run-, nines' broad jump,. Bonnie Jardin, Helen Carbert, Pauline Redman, High jump, Judy Callan, 'Pauline, Redman,.Jackie Saint. Junior champion, Judy Callan; runner-up, Jackie Saint, Will y eyou be rakin s, n 0.10 ,000.., '15. years from now? You can rake in this kind of harvest ten or fifteen years.: from now. About $10 h week will bring a guaranteed mini. ' ,num return of $10,000 in 15 years. Talk it over soon. , with an Investors representa- tive "your best friend financially." Call or writer Thos. A. Jardin. Phone 147 WINGZIAM, ONT. John W. Waines R.R. 3, L1STowICL. Phono 1942 Investors Syndicate 1 ' O'k CANAbA, LIMIIED NL AOOPFICC,WINNIP.L6. OPPICiSIN PNINCIPALCInEL WINGHAM on TUESDAY 15 OCTOBER A SPECIAL RCAF CAREER COUNSELLOR ! See hi, and find nut what the Air Force offers you ,n valuable aviation bodes training -pay -pension - and other benefits ! at the TOWN HALL Frani 8 pan, Il per& JUNIOR BOYS Champion, Jim Nasmith; runner-. up, Robert Campbell Soft ball throw, Jim Nasmith,; Wayne Seddon, Bobby Crewson, Three-legged race, Jim Nasmith and Robert Beattid, . David Croth ers and Rodney Hickey,; Robert Campbell and David Wenger, Run- ning .race, Sim Nasmith, Robert Campbell, Rodney Hickey. - Wheelbarrow race, Jim Nasmith er and Robert Beattie, .Robe t Camp- bell ampbell and Bill Dauphin, Ronald: Dey- ell and Stuart Allen. Standing broad jump; Jim Nasmith, Robert Campbell, Bobby Crewson. Run- ning broad jump, Jim Scott,. Jim Nasmith/ Robert Campbell. High. jump, Jun .Nasmith, Jim Scott, Bill, Dauphin. INTERMEDIATE BOYS Champion, Bob Lunn; Runne'r- up, Douglas Campbell. Soft ball throw, Douglas Campbell, 'Bob Liinn, Bill Yemen. Three-legged race, ,Bob Lunn, and George Kerr, Martin . Garniss and, Tom Chettle- burg, Donald Rintoul and Lynn Hickey, Relay race, Douglas Camp, bell, Bob Lunn, George Kerr and Lynn Hickey; Bill Yemen, Martin Garniss, Keith Scott and Fraser Strong; Wray. Brooks,Jimmy Lem, John Hopper and Douglas Mac - Taggart. High jump, George ..Kerr, Bob Lunn, , Bill Yemen., Standing broad jump, Bill Yemen, Douglas Camp- bell; Bob Lunn. Running broad jump; Bob Lunn, Douglas Campbell, , George Kerr. Running race, Doug- las Campbell, Bob Lunn, Lynn Hic- key. '. SENIOR, BO3tS Running high jump,,, John New- ell, John Madill, Dennis Callan. Relay race, Donnie Lee, Douglas Spry, Dennis, Callan, John Strong; John Newell, Paul Rintoul, John Madill,. Edward Hand; Frank Tom- , SATURDAY, OTOift'Rf Commercial Leagne The .second game of the first series Wes Played on Tuesday night. Standing as follow8; Drivers, 12; Jesters; 10; Sizzlers; 9; Spitfires,,7; Jets; 2; Hooligans; 2, High scores for the night - Lad., les' high single, Mrs: R. de Groot, 249; men's high single, G., Rapson, 292; ladies' high triple, Mrs. R. de i triple, Groot, .578; men's.high G. Rapson, 729. Will Represent County Plowmen • Lorne Ballantyne, of Exeter, and Neil MeGavin of R.R. '2; Walton, have been chosen to represent Huron County in the inter -County ploughing match at- the Inter- national Match, which is to be held near Simcoe, it was announc- ed this week. Both men ploughed at the Huron County match near Belmore in the open class held last week -end and won the County honor. linson, Paul. Strong, Barry Thom- Warwick Hammerton and David son, John Bennett, Langridge. Three legged race, Kirk Vanstone Mrs. Shera's and Miss MacMil- and Edward Hand, Donnie Lee and Sohn Strong, Wayne..' Riehl ?. and George Whitby. Run, hop, step and jump, Dennis Callan, John Strong, Johii Bennett. Run broad jump, Dennis Callan, John Newell, John Madill. Soft -ball throw, John New- ell, Harold McTavish, Bob Downie. 75 -yard dash, John Newell, John Bennett, Frank Tomlinson. Stand, hop, step and jurnp, John Strong,. Sohn Bennett, Dennis, Callan. Standing broad jump, Dennis Callan, John Bennett John Newell. Champion, John Newell and Den- nis. Callan, tie; runner-up, John Strong, GRADES I TOO' IV Bunning Race Miss Williardson's girls, Patsy Zurbrigg, Lois Corrin, Bonnie Wil- lie, Boys, Donald Collar, Douglas Partridge, John Palmer. Miss Stobo's. girls, Barbara White, Linda Aitchison,Gayle Gannett, Boys, Monte Templeman, Ross Cas- hel; Larry Gordon. Mrs. Alexander's girls, Sharon Willie, Mary 'Chettleburgh, Rifle Skinn, BW, s, Douwe Bakker, Marl - es Elliott, Brian Bakker, Miss John's girls, Patsy Walker, Melanie Harris, Sheila Crewson. Boys, Barry Conron, Jnmes Arm- strong, Douglas Elliott. Mrs. Shera's and Miss MoMi1- lan's IXI's girls, Georgina ,'Brooks, Brenda Ellacott, Jayne Baker. Boys, Ndrinan Corrin, Douglas Cameron, Bruce Boyd. Mrs. Webster's and Miss Mac- Millan's IV's girls, Rttth Ann Ham- ilton, Peggy Rae, Sandra Stewart. Boys, Brian Collar, , Gary Abed, Raymond Corrin, Miss Jainieson's girls, Ann Me, Kibbon, Marilyn Riley, Julianne Dauphin. Boys, .David Tomlinson, IVCiehael Fleury, Keith, Loder. Three-legged Rata Miss Willianison'S girls, Bonnie Willie and Patsy Zurbrigg, Ellen Cruickshank ;and Janne, Ewliyg, Judy, Acid and Jennifer DIM, das, Boys, Beni is Maxwell and Gregory Carter, David Schiestal and .»avid. Ohio, Stratton Loden and Randy Fakton, Ian's III's boys, Dean Balser and Donald Rae, Barry Tomlinson and Donald Willie, Paul Tiffin and Brude Boyd. Mrs. Webster's and Miss Mac- Millan's IV's boys, Lonnie Bouch- er and Billie Kerr, Gary Reed and Allan' Leggatt, Bobbie Jackson and. Brian Collar. Miss Jamieson's boys, Marvin Skinn and David Tomlinson, Ken- neth Ohm and. Jim Griffith, Billy Chandler and Raymond Clarke. DELGRAVE Mr. and Mrs. David Armstrong attended the Schade-Gibson wed- ding in Listowel United Church on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grasby, Donna and Mary, and Mr. and Mrs. David Armstrong visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Wm, Wilson of Fordwich. The Afternoon Auxiliary of the. Missionary Society of Knox' United Church will have as their guests W.M.S, members from Westfield, Blttevale, Blyth and Brick ehurehes and the Evening Auxiliary at the Thankoffering meeting on October 18 at'8 p.m., standard time, in the church„ The guest speaker will be Mrs. Sidney ,Davidson, of Bruce - field, Mrs; ,Harold Buffet and Mr..and Axrs. Hank Squires and. `farf,dly of Carsonvilie, Mioh,, and Mrs, Fred Rad of Clinton visited on Sunday With Mr. and Mrs. James R, 'Cooly ter, 11Ii1es of Clean, sandy beaches along Can:ada'S Baeiffe boast lure. thousands of visitors, annually.. They swim and relax In an etniba, phere of glorious sunshine temper- ed by fresh obc61 breezes. Wild animals of all types roam. Moese al'aw Wild Animal Park, which is located ono and a half miles south of Moose Jaw. It Is an ideal Vieille spot With a grand opy liortttfrity for iiig. gai'rie hunting YliissStobors inirlit,. Bli<tiyitri►"White with a 'cainera( MUNICIPAL OFFICERS ry GRAVE AT EL. 1'0 MEET B T East Wawanosh Council met on October lst, with all the members_ present, the reeve presiding. On motion by Purdon - Hanna that the minutesof the meeting held on September 3rd, and special meeting held September 25th, were adopted as read. Buchanan - McGowan -That the road and general accounts as pre- sented be passed and paid. Car- tied. The council discussed prepara- tion for the Huron County Muni- cipal Officers' Association meet- ing to be held in Belgrave, ' the guests of the East Wawanosh Council, on October 23rd. Hanna - Purdon-That council adjoi}rn to meet November 5th at one o'clock, also court of revision on the 1957 assessment roll will be held at 2.30 o'clock at theGBelgrave community centre. Carried. Road Cheques , Stuart McBurney, salary $175.00, bills paid, $2.80, $177.80; Wm. T. Irwin, wages, $119.66; Geo. 'T. Cur- rie, brushing, $15.30; Stainton's Hardware, bolts, etc., $1.00; Wm. Tiffin, 5 gallons hydraulic oil, $3.25; Can. Oil Co., $7.02; Russell Purdon, 211, hours bulldozing at $6.00, $129.00; W. C. Becker Equipment Co., grader repairs, $85.86; The• Pedlar People Ltd., steel pipes, $277.80; 'Him. Road Mich. Co., grader repairs, $33.1l3; Rec. Gen. of Canada, 'income tax deducted, $6,25. General Cheques Edgar Gaunt, 1 fox bounty, $2.00; Norman Coulter, poultry claim, $20.00; Geo. Walker, valuer 1 trip, and mileage, $3.00;; Alex McBurney, stamps and Supplies, $14.63; W. S. Gibson, bal, premium on insur- ance, $199.98; Wendell McCallum, 1 fox bounty, $2.00. Orval E. Taylor, Reeve. R. H. Thompson, Clerk, RELAX AT BROWNIE'S DRIVE-IN CLINTON, ONT. Children under 12 in cars Fred Featuring the Largest Wide Screen in Huron County THURSDAY and FRIDAY October 10 and 11 "Secret Of The Incas" (colour) Charlton Heston, 'i''tna Stimar One Cartoon Also: the ROBINSON . 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With the;: Curtis Plan, we can accept new and renewal sub scrip tions to more than 100 publications, incluc1 ing Canada's :more ,popular magazines such as' Saturday Evening Post Ladies' Horne Journal Holiday Jack and Jill Life Look Time Better Homes and Gardens Maclean's Chatelaine s * 4 Canadian Homes'" and Gardens, Saturday Night Canadian Home Journal Liberty etc. etc. , Regardless of the • time at which your present: e subscription expires, we wou d 1 very much appreciateyou. renewing it during our Campaign. Pp g which runs from October 11 to 28 inclusive. Please ask the student for the complete list p when he calls. Magazines make ideal birthday. and gifts. ifts. If you are presently buying , your magazine subscriptions, through a Ideal agent or newsstand dealer, please eontiuue to do so. We are only interested in NEW and RENEWAL;' subscriptions being sent outOf town by. widen no local party benefits. HOW "HIGH OFF THE HOG". WILL YOUR FAMILY LIVE'` Whether your family litres on tenderloin or kidneys niay depend on how well your ess"tata- is handled.. Experienced Estate Officers, like 'those at Sterling Trusts, can help you plan yonr estate properly, so that ultimately there will be a minimum of delayi confusion and tax loss. ... Why not talk to a Sterling Trutt Estate Officer soon .. .or write for our .free booklet "Blueprint For''Your Family". THE . STERLING 0 :R: P. '0 it Head Office 372 Bay St.„, totems 1.Rt'STS A., : ,T 1 0 I' branch Oiiicit 1,1 Dunlop st., itsertil