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FULL INFORMATION FROM AGENTS evening. 'the certificates were presented by Leslie Fortune, Member
of the board.--Advance-Times photo,
THURDAY, OCTOBER 31
at 1 p.m.'
at the Glanworth' Sales Arena on
'Wellington Rd. between Glanworth.
' 'and St. Thomas
90 Holsteins, mostly registered, accredited and
..' vaccinated, will be blood tested
A large Selection of fresh and springing cows
and heifers, also calves, yearlings and bulls
TY YOU NEED FOUNDATION STOCK OR FALL MILK,
DON'T MISS THIS SALE
Cattle Financed
SHORE HOLSTEINS LTD., Sales Manager
Blayne Wood, Sandra Strong, Sandra Wright, Mary Fischer and
Mary Lou Wright are pictured after they had received intermediate
certificates at the High School Commencement Exercises on FOOT
FOOTBALL SQUAD
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.,Mrs. Marshall Is
Bluevale Speaker
BLUEVALE-:-The Fall Thank-
offering meeting of the Presby-
terian W.M.S. was held in , the
Sunday School room of the church
on' Wednesday 'last. The president,
Mrs. McMurray, presided and wel-
comed the ladies from the Bluevale
United Church. and, the , speaker,
Mrs. R, T:•,,A. Marshall; of White-
,church.
A service of thanksgiving from
the pamphlet Prepared by the ad-
ult work committee of the Pres-
hyterian Church in Canada was
used for the pregram. The Scrip-
ture was read by Mrs: Wm, Mun-
dell. Mrs. Gordon,Greig saag- a
solo, "How Great Thou Art", ac-
companied by Mis. bon Robertson.
Mrs. Marshall spoke on her life
Front. Grocer
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HIGH SCHOOL
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590 We Keep Down the Upkeep Delivery
With last Tuesday's win over
Goderich, the Wingham, District
High School football team is now
the only unb'eaten •team in the
Perthex Football. Conference, The
Wingham team made their victory
over Goderich' their fourth suc-
cessive win,. and 'Goderich's first
defeat' wheri the Wingham bOys
romped home with a 16-6 win.
Ken Hodgkinson and 'Rae Heth-
erington Made touchdowns for
'Wingham. Hetherington also chalk-
ed up a pair of singles.
Both teams met again yesterday,
but the result of the game was not
known 'in time ,for use to include it
in this report,
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in Ireland before coming to Cana-
da. She told her duties as a mini-
ster's wife and gave interesting
highlights of the W.M.S. work in
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fitiraele Whip 32 oz.
'Salad Dressing - 79c
Maple Leaf lb.
PURE LARD 23c
Fancy lied Cobee 7'34 oz. ,
SALMON . 39c •
Good Luck' 115.
MARGARINE 35c
message gave' the impression that
we have much to be thankful for
in Canada.-
A social' time was spent at' the
close ,of 'the ,meeting,
Beehive
CORN. SYRUP
5 lbs. NeiLson's 8 oz.
71c COCOA 4k SHUR-GAIN Colgate '3 ham
Beauty Soap 25c
Pat-a-Pan Pastry 25 lbs.
FLOUR $1.33
Fancy Pink lb. Carnation '(tall tin) i
SALMON 55c 'MILK 3 for 44c Ti ' Comme.reial League
The fourth game of the first
series was played on Tuesday
night, Standing as follows:
Sizzlers, 19; Drivers, 17; Jesters,
14; Jets, 14; Spitfires, 12; Hooli-
gans, 8.
High score for the night: Ladies'
high single,, Mrs, M. Templeman,
263; men's high single, Gee. Cam-
eron, 298; ladies'• high triple, Mrs.
C. Lott 609; men's high triple, M.
Templeman, 649.
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On TheSday, October 22, the
Wingham Mustangs • won their
fourth Consecutive game,, breaking
Goderich hearts by a score of 16-6.
Freudernan sent the kickoff
deep into Goderich territory where
Wingham soon took over and be-
that country, and of her work as a gan to sound out the Goderich line
doctor in a mental hospital. Here by a series of ground attacks.
Neither team was able to make
any progress, and the ball changed
hands due to fumbles, pass inter-
ceptiOns, and third dowa kicks so
often it was cliffictilt to keep things
straight. However Wingham did
show a little'edge in play and pre-
vented Goderieh from getting out
of their own end all during the
quarter. Hetherington put Wing-
ham on the sebre sheet by sending
a kick out of bounds in the and
zone for one point. •
In the second quarter, Wingham
tightened up and under the lead-
ership of quarterback Ivan Walsh
drove to the twelve yard line. The
first two downs netted only five
yard's, Walsh elected to gamble
and handed off to Hetherington
who crashed through the left side
for the first down, only by inches.
With the pressure!off, Hethering-
ton again took a° hand off and
with the help of lineman Ritchie
crossed the goal line from one yard
out. Wingham's old trouble of kick-
ing converts plagued them again
and the ball went far 'wide Of the
posts, Shortly after, 'Hetherington
sent a hiek deep in the end zone
which couldn't be run out, adding
one more point to the total.
In the third quarter Wingham
took control of the play "and trap
ped a Goderieh' bail. Carrier in the
end zone for an additional two
points, A completed Wiragharn, 'pass
went for tvverIty-five yards, and
Set the 'Mustangs in a dangerous
positilm on the Gbderich four yard
line, From there Hodgkinson dis-
played his running ability and
Scored Winetana'S final tally, In
an -effort to aehleVe a convert St Mr,
atharines visited the latter's
and Mrs. John Wallace of
Wingham attempted' a pass, but, it sistet, , C
Was 06 'lime' for left end Na- Mrs, Hbrton and Mr,
HOrton at' the week-end,
Harry Elliott, librarian, and
Mrs, Bert GarniSs, Mrs. Jahret
johnsten and MISS Ruby Duff,
Members of the threvale Library
Beard, were in Stratfbrd en Satur-
day to Choose children's books for
the, public library,
Mr. „and Mrs, Jack McMinn, try
San and Randy of Toronto and Mr,
and Mrs. Wilmer Watkins and
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Late in' the last quarter Wing-
ham showed signs of blanking the
'Goderich twelve, when a kick re-
ceiver lateralled to his comrade
who went fifty yards past the'
Wingham tacklers to score Gode-
rich's only points and the last
,poind of the game. Thus it ended
Wirigharn 16, Goderich 6.
Since Wingham and Goderich
are the .only two "A" teams in the
local' group, in reality, Goderich is
our team to defeat, However be-
cause the two teams were tied by
virtue of points for" winning games,
the winner will be decided by the
total scored points in the two
games with each other, Thus
Wingham goes into next Tuesday's
game 'it Goderich with a lead of
10 points for the group "A" title.
-by Tom Brydges, XIII
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The. MagaZine Drive
Once again the school has under-
taken the magazine drive. This has
been a project of the schools for
a number of years now.
This year the school is divided
into two teams, the purple team
and the white team. Each team
consists of eighteen classes,
This year there are an umber of
worth-while prizes offered for the
students selling the most maga-
zines; Some of the prizes' are
brownie movie camera, a set of
McBrine luggage, a panda bear
and others.
Besides this, each day a prize is
offered to the top boy and girl
Salesman. Some of those prizes in-
clude a white poodle, silver dollars
and pen and pencil seta.
This Year the students are really
working to help the school out in
this project. The sales to date are
far above last year's, From the
profits Of this drive the School
hopes to be able to purchase an
electric Ohio eloeleand score board.
We know, with this purchase in
mind, the students will work even
harder, to bring the magazine sales
to an all tithe high.
-by Mary Lou Dunlop XTIZ
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friends, Extend
Good Wishes
AbOttt 30 -friends and heigliberS
gathered at the home of Mrs.
Stewart Beattie last Thursday
evening to honour WS. Charles
Salter, before she leaves for her
neW henna in kitehener,
The evening was spent playing
eblitt whist, Mrs, Salter was Pre.
sented with 1t table and hunts,
With a host of 'good Wishes from
belt friends. A delieleus pinch rues
Served by the hostess, assisted by .
Mr* ;Darold kart.
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mingham).Litnited CANADA PACKERS LTD.
WINGHAM
District kepresentatives
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Anne, of ACten, 'Were Week-end
visitors With Mr, and Mrs, Arnold
Lino*,
rtev„ Mr. Medltire of Moltswortli,
moderator of Maitland Presbytery,
wtlt tonduct the servite hi the
PresbYterlari Church neXt Slllubt3Y
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