The Wingham Advance-Times, 1957-11-13, Page 11f.
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Welcome at
igure Skating Clu
REGISTRATION, and SKATING' a
• WINGHAIVI ARENA - NOV: 16th
frona ,9:00 a.m. till. noon
BRING YOUR LUNCH. FREE .HOT CHOCOLATE *
If no ice, will announce it Friday on :Radio,
'at .6.30 or on Focus ."
Regular Clasies Tuesdays
4.30', to ..6.00 and 7.00. 1 to 10.30 •
Practice on :Saturdays .9.00 'to ..noOn
FEES: 00.00 foe Pre- Iind public School
z• 42.99 -for Ole% School and over
$25.00 for 3 Members of One family!"
Sil(1 00, for 4 members of one 'family
¶ ,4.00 Associate and. .Voting members:
.;4.'100'.fer"1k hour private lessons , •
• ' Private lessons Plieuld be hooked ahead With MrS., Burrell,
Half of- feca", due nOW. :Balance .hy Iannitii -15th. ;'
' BOURKE of; Stratford. aid
. • • -HAROLD BROOKS of Wingbrim
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NEW BREED. OF HORSES FOR CANADA
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Horses that have "everything that's needed to win medals
in'world horse shows have been*brought to. Canada by a German
immigrant - woman wbo sold h,er, mink coat to pay for their
transportation. The horses are the Trakehnen breed, which have
been „developed in Germany since. 1759, and lVirs. Gerda Fried-
riehs says- they held most of the medals• and cups handed out
' in European horse slows.'. Here is Mrs. Friedrichs, left, and Ute
Ledtje caving for one of the new arrivals, at a farm in East ,
minercial"League
The fiLt 4;ine Of the second
series Was played ,. Tuesday
night, -Result s follOws::
,lesters;v7;, Spitfirs, 5; •Sizzlerst
5, Drivers, 2; Jets .2; Hooligans 0,
High scores for the ,riight: Lad
fez' high 's1nOle, Mrs. E. Walker,
242, Mrs, H, Wild, 242' tied; men's
high ,sin le E, Walker,:289;„ ladles'
high triple, • Mrs. M. TOMPleman
537; men's' high triple, E. Walker
080. ;
SHARPSHOOTER WINS
EXPERT Suomi)
Schaub Of Hanoy,er, and a
member of the Hanover Pistol and,
Revolver •Clitbs among the" 33
sharp-shooters from' OntariO and
Quebec who.qpalified" for the lo-
minion Marksnien EiPert Shield. -
Officials of this erganizatiOn
-...kyoq that to -'win this: ,award ex=
.Ceptionally high jscorea''muit be
made in the, prone, sitting or • kriPeling and,' standing', positiena
Mr Schaub ,made a seore of. 5,924
'out', of a .pesPible ,6,060.:L—BanoVer
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i re= Christmas
SA LE
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ME
ut trt your 'or'der now
or pick one from our
Stock for, the happiest'
present of them
, SEE OR CALL '
OSS:.MANN
hone 735J4 Wingham
1957 Ni*, Ford 8. cyl. Custom 300 Sedan,
big reduction
=L-" 1955 D'odge Two' Door Coach, a real 6auty
---:4955' Plymouth Sedan, a good buy
—194,Ford 'Sedan, spotless in best of shap6
1-1953 Monabch Sedan, like new
1-1953 Ford Tud4r, low mileage, one ow nex'
Many other older models', all thoroughly over-.
4:aided, winterized and guaranteed.
HURON MOTORS Lt
MacWILLIAM
Tour FORD and EASEL DEALER
.Wingham Phone 237
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Front Grocery
Phone: Our Prices Are Lower
590 We Keep Down, the Upkeep
Free
Delivery
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FRESHNESS
GUARANTEED
SAVE IIe- Green Giant
'SAVE- Me • - Holiday ,
MARGARINE
Regular 29e
4 lbs. $1.00
SAVE 7e
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Reg, -811;a9e;
JELLO. Powder ana Puddings . 11 for $-1.00
SHORTENING 30c
Kellogg's 914 oz.
RICE KRISPIES 29c
Bulk ‘2 lbs.
WHITE BEANS, 29c
tiula
POT BARLEY - 11c
2 pkgs.
KRAFT Dinner -31c
Sliced or in piece lb.
BOLOGNA . . 29c
SOhnehler's Breakfast 8 ot,
BACON i 45c
California Sweet
and Tender large bunch,
,CELERY 29c
Fresh 20 oz, cella
CARROTS .2 for 19c
Florida Seedless • 00's • Gbapefruit 10 for. 49c
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"SATURDAY EXCURSIONS.
te TORONTO
EVERY SATURDAY (TO AND INCL, DEC, 14thl
good doing and retutnino tam& Saturday only.,
V3ZotOtstoisi itPARES
Allenford
Itratitnitiot
Itrttssels
0hetileY '
Clinton
ElOrsi
Fertrint
GOOrget6Wit
GOderlellt
nGtoteoth
95
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4.00 Ifarriston
,5.03 Ingersoll
'5,05 Rineartline,
i:820 MrLiSlistt511w:eenif t
5.30 Owen Sound
Paisley
• $2.05 Palmerston $5.55
4.60 Sarnia 16.115
4.00 Southampton 6.25
3.011 Stratford 3.05
5.50
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0,,t2,00 Swilaltotcheir'noyit
,,i,go 'Watford GM
4,20 Wingintin 5.05
5.05 Wyoming 11.50
5.50
Corresponding Faros trimn"•-Intermediate Points
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Coleman's. Bulk . JP.
WIENERS .., 39c
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14 oz. Reg. '2 for 370
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Come in and see our fine
'selection of
WLNTER FOOTWEAR
and
PLASTIC OVEItSHOES
at the most reasonable prices."
roma FAMIL*, , SHOE STORE
FIOVIM $KATINQ CLUB
Registration and Skating at thee .
Wingham Arena, November 16,
from .9 a.m., until •noon. w1N6HAM
65 Holstein heifers aid from $4
to. $1.33.
Siockers brought from i4A.A.: cents:
to 1734 cents a pound.-- Listowol i
Banner,.
ance given to the Church during
the year.
Miss Kathleen and Miss Mars'
Fisher spent the • week-end at
Lucknow at the home of their
grandmother, Mrs. John Carroth-
ers. Miss Mary Fisher has been ,
the organiSt 'at the Presbyterian
Church there for the past five
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Chamney
and daughters visited on .Sunday
with Mr, and Mrs; Lawrencbc•Van-
nan, of Belgrave,, and with Mr.,
and Mrs. Jack 'Perdue and family
of TorOnto, where were'spending
the week-end at the, Vannan home.
Mr and Mrs: Tobi Jantzi and
family of Milverton visited on
Sunday at the home of her brOther,
Mr. Georg,e • Fisher.
; BIRTHS
H SCHOLTt—In Victoria osPital.
London, on Friday, November' 8,
1957, to Mr; i and Mrs. Clayton
Scholtz, London; a daughter.
,MASON—In Kincardine Hospital,
on Saturday, November 2, 1957,
fci Mn and Mrs. Harold Mason,
formerly of East Wawanosh, a
datighter,
FARMER FINDS 4-LEGGED
CHICK IN 15,000 FLOCK
Jim Elliott, LiStowel farmer
agrees monsters may haunt the
lakes. and flying fish soar through
He is saving to help his sin and
daughter' get a good education,
Jim
air;sjuAsst a
about
matterre
ready
fact to
believe
to ay,
numbers presented, a n d corn- „, ••••
mended "lheilaclies• .en• assist- anything, It all came about, as he was in
specting a flock Of 15,000 chickS.
He thought he saw a bird bowie-
frig around on four legs. He wiped
his eyes and looked again. 'Yep,
thei:e it was.
'Jim nestled the six-day old out-
cast: of the feathered kingdoni in
his pocket and headed ' for ,The
Banner, "Seeing is believing," he
says, Apart froni* its ' extra; pair of
stilts, the chick appears to be quite
normal,--Listowel Banner,
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Mr. „Harris Purdon spent the
week=end;at,the„home of his sister,
Mrs.'CalVin Robinson, but'returned
to his": worlf Elliot Lake on
Monday', via Parry .Sonnd,, as the
boat' from Tobermory has stopped
running' for this' fall,
Whiteelinrch Farm Forum met
on MOnday evening at the home
:of Mr and Mrs. J. D, Beecroft
With eleven . present. After the
broadcast all ,enjoyed the discus••
aion..periad...the next. Meeting will
be held ..at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. •RUssell .Purdon,
Mn Elroy Laidlaw .has been laid
up during the past week with flu.'
A reception,. was held on, Satur-
day., Oyeninglin thd Memorial Hill
iFe*,' in 11,9Wour 4Of the newlyweds,
Mr.• and Mrs,. Stewart Coupland of
Toronto...'who were at the twine of
her, parents,- Mr and IVIrs; Chas.
Robinson lir' the: week-end. Dur-
ing the: elehing they' were'present-
ed with a Parse of Money. Music
was proVided by loOal talent for
dancing:, • ..
Abont..niriety of,•the :congrega-
tion. of `"the Presbyterian A Church
here sate down' on Friday evening
to a Supper served. in the Sunday
Schobridom of the' church, under
the ausptees of tO,L;• A. Rev. R.
T. A:. Marshall was :chairman for
the pregrain of: vcical and. musical.
WROXETER, 125 "Gs' s"P A Food, demand, Or pig's wa0
evidont. at the biStawel• Livestock
Mr, Earl. McLean ^"and son, Sales with 925 passing over the
Charlie, of St, Catharines, bave ,re-auction block, Prices held firm,
turned home after spending the"' Abeut ,810 load of cattle were sold
past week With the former's moth- with calves finding a :ready mar-
er, Mrs. J. F McLean. • Itet• •
my. and Mrs. Lyle Brothers and I Te the pig ring, 28 pounders
daughters visited Mrs, V. Brothera hroh ot $14,, 50 pounders $10.50;
ever the week-end, '
Lynne
Mr, and '14Mero'sn.e Pl,roanntikon,Barles, ors $P27.6cle:, "704'1,4/18;10n v;. earnadg eld00b etit°w14enedt;
spent $66 and $103.
the Week-end .with Mrs. Wm. Poig
and Hugh and.pthar'relatiVes.,' Stock calves drew 15j4 from
Mr:,aho ste.arho„ of g54 :f89;50, heef calves $2 4 to $43,
Elmira visited:; at the •tiiiM-e•-'0(the 11°Iate4"): heifer cOlves ,$15 to $25.'5(4
latter's parents,'• and,••••11/fili. orilv•eg $8 to '$27,50 anal
Geo. Westlake an
Friends. of Mr. lack! Gibson Will
be sorry...Co learn he Was: • rushed
back to Victoria'llospitat j]oiidOn,
on Thursday morning, but ; hope
for a speedy recovery.
Mr, and Mrs, Clarenee,blement
and sons, Toronto, Spent the
end at 'their summer home `here: •
Mr, and Mrs. Henry Boltz, Dray-
ton, were guests ;of Mr, •and Mrs,
Jas. pow, on Sunday.:
• Mr. and. Mrs. ,Lyle,' Ifars(+ and
Patti, Listowel, 'spent' the week=end
at the home of Mrs. R, ,.Newton,
Me, and Mrs, Wni.:Nevvton'avere
'Saturday guests at the same borne.
Mr. and Mrs. Billy kart, 'St.
Catharines; Mr, and . Mt's. Lyle
Hart and Patti, .Listowel, Were
Sunday dinner guests of ' Mr; and
Mrs, Wm.-Hart.
Congratulations. to ,the newly-
weds, 'kr. `and. Mra. Jack Brown
(nee Gwyrine Gibson) , Who „were
married on Saturda3r:.
The bazaar, sponsored :by the
WiA. on , Saturday' was 'a..suceess,
despite inclement „ weatherY.,,The
members- wish to,extenda .sincere
thank-S/ou' to.' all who, donated
helped in any way. • •
Week-end visitpra,with Mn Al-
bert Gallagher were. Mr. ,and Mrs.
Elmer' Gallagher, Toininy, • ;Rickey
and. Brian,: of Toronto; ' • Mr. and
Mrs. Robt. Michenee and daUghter
Mary. of St. Clah':syille.Ohio,:Mrs,
Michener and Mary. are 'sp,ending
this week with._ the forindr's
father,
M Roht. Hayes ls a. sold` ' his
residence on the oiltklrts,:of town
to ,Mr,',IlarveY..B.'rhiliihiVir.•
Mr.' and. Mrs. Ralph,,Fiildes .:and
Port".Billy of ''Credit ...anent', the
week-end with Mr,' and Mfr.. Wil-
fred Brown, -.,
She is saving to buy nevi watch for
her husband's next birthdby.
Former Tinie$,4,
Employee Passes
Alfred Jamea Airristrong,::66, a
former resident of Windmill and
employee 9f The Wingliani Times,
died in Victoria Hospital, Landon,
on Sunday.
He is survived by his wife, ..two
sons, Staff,' Sergeant William 'H.
-Armstrong, Ottavv,a and Gordon
Armstrong, :'Leindon;twcilstehil-
dren, Mrs; DeWitt ?ijrti.a)
and Robert Oaserriore, Wingham
and tour sisters, Mrs. Harriett
Wilson, .Lueknow; kri. Beatrice
Armstrong, 'Mrs, `Ethel Buck and
Mrs, J. W, Matthews, all of Lon-
don. •
Funeral was held in' London. on
Wednesday afternoon, with inter-
ment in Greenhill Cemetery, at.
Lueknow. •
ROOKIE PASSES NHL TEST
GE0RF Eri.t WcIlaLsi-s IAM.
WATCH REPAIRS
n 110 of s,t of$0:140wro
to
Watcher and very Omit
tilocks, only.
'seal Cars
--RECREATIONS • • was snitable to their needs there.
sent being praetised" Goderlch
that he felt that the system pro%
flewever, tie,,added they would be
OISCUSSES to g9 along -with tbe-couri-
ell's play-off arrangements.
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HOCKEY PROGRAM
Ken 1VieLeod, Of. Liatowel in the
course of the discussion, eXPI4ined
,, • the sincere idea of ,the propersed ..„.L, VI, B. Coriron, of Wingbarn, rim- new hockey structure under the
sided over a meeting of sports or. Zone cOuncil in these words.
ganizei's whlah was held in the "It seems to Me that we have
town hall on Saturday afternoon to been., trying to long to hav,e our
discuss. the Lake ;Huron one •Re, kids-.go out to Win--alwaVs wink • creation% CorMeil*ProPOSed minor and we've ' been failing to teach'.
hoOte3r arrangements for; the: eorn-
i winter seasori,:rmo bad weather our teams sportsmanship,. Too
often, it scorns to me :We kale Sight"
r Clans that afternoen, cut down of the most important • reason fo,r dance.at the meeting from the th e gton e, the pr?ppi development
28 communities in'tha•Zone 'plaii- of the youngsters' bodies: and thqir„ ning tb licnd reprepentatiVes to ,,,„,,,,,ii , ,'
about ri.dogen frdni nearby towns "*".''' .
Mr. McLeod said, that- the .coun mong the points raised at the ' cil's plan was to give, more boys
meeting ,were how 'the "'council than ever before'. the • wonderful could assist in . tbe organization .of chance df PlaYing the game for the a new hockey 'set up "on a loeal cohmuhitica' sake of the• game : and not simply• basis; \„bhpw• many , what
the for the slice of bringing "victories wcaild e taking part;
feeling was . regarding the 'Zone to t ir jr simile :town'- , / • 'Recreation Ceuncil organiOng in- The Spo4sinen present at the
,ter,-community schedules for•MinOr meeting `agreed that theaims •••" f•
hlk t • ' • : ' - o ey cams, and whether or not the council in 'this 'respect:: were'
there ,Were any suggestions to he perhaps '.1ofty'' but,•• neVerehelesi •
made' ,to the W.O.A,A. relative to well worth, while." "
the groppings for playclowns. -An .texecutive committee was ap-
ilepreaentatives from i Handver pointed to further- dxnlore the
RinCardine Durham." Mitehell, Lis.: poasibliities of ti-&'iohtrition and
towel, ..Dieter-,and' Pori*, Elgin, to gp over what had been discuss
voiced agreeinent - With the idea ed at the meeting. W, A Conran
.of getting more toys on the ice Was elected as chairman of this
• through the councirs new, heekey coMmittee. The othei members of
system; .,,ttlie. ,representative . from this group: are Ken, McLeod,'. Lis
Gdderieh, ,altheug-h, agreding. with towel, secretary ; Keh Wilson,
•• the .Council's ,suggestions, stated Bruce Small and Bud Baton.
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An NI-IL rookie in the records but it seasoned performer in
a ppearance, goalie Moved raffle IS currently the pride of Phil Watson,w coach of the second-place NnW look Rangers. The 244 Yearold no mill mode a spectacular debut! last Saturday when. he blanked .Poston, 5.0. Subbing again the next 'day for .the Injured Gun* Worsto, Pattie 4110*dd two goals as itanget* deflated Chleago, Paine 1%066-allied it, shatuatetsst season when he led the Anietican league die that department with seven While tilting the nets for Cleveland, l'hia year he was plaso* atne Rangers'' farm oink litlividente Itch, before 'being embed,
sa to roulade H. WOtileY. ja shown in his ittalOr days ot goals et Qtlibte Citadel&
Plans really start to take shape when: savings
start to'grow.; One way to make sure
have money when you'need it is to make
regular deposits in your bank account
At first it may not be easy to,stick faithfully
to your savings program. But as your &flats
build up you'll find yOurself facing the iuture
'With greater confidence, making 'plaits with neW
assurance that you'll be able to carry them out,
the a charteted bank 'to keep your aaVings safe
anil grairti.Yott will ,always si4(1,You
Save.at a bank dol
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