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In the third quarter the Mustang
line .tightened' up' and allowed no
large gains for ListoweI. Then
too, by giving the backfield a little
more time, the fUmbling was al-
most eliminated. Hetherington
.f ounel a big hole off tackle and
:ran through that spot for several
good gains. Then tension .began
to mount as Wingham moved
downfield on these running plays
and finally Hodgkinson ran the
pigskin over the line for, a touch-
down. Wingham moved into kick-
ing position for the Convert, abut
rather than gamble. on a kick
.Kennedy, who was supposed. to
BOWLING
. Commercial League
The second game of the second
series was played on Tuesday
night, Standing as follows:
, Jesters, 12; Sizzlers, 10; Spit-
fires, 7; Drivers, 7; Jets, 4; Hooli-
ganS,
High scores for the night:
Ladies' high single, Mrs, .1', Mac-
Intyre, 242; men's high single, J.
Walker, 321; ladies' high triple,
L, Crawford, 574; men's high
triple, Walker, 665,
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: MUDICIPal Election ' .1.
I Nomignt atio Mee ing i-i-' . ,
Miss Evelyn Simpson, dalightet
of Mr, and Mrs, Andrew Simpson,
R,R, 1, LiatoWel fa the proud win-
ner of the Ouron Oonnty Ontario
Women's Institute, Scholarship for
1957, This is the second year for
presentation ‘Of the scholarship to
a Miran County 4-H Homemaking
Club Member ." who during her
club experience has 'shown put-
standing' progress and develop-
ment, given leadership and. carried
out club' mark gf a high calibre.
As well aa•art outstanding record
of `completing 13 4-H Homemakieg
Club projects with the Wiles:Worth
Club Evelyn has taken, an , aetive
interest' in the Young People's
work, Sunday Schoel and choir of
her ,church; 'she has played on
Listowel High .School basketball
team for four years` and •was on
the Students' Council ExecutiVe 'for
one your, After graduating from
Listowel District High ,School
1957, Evelyn entered the Atkinson
School of Nursing, Toionto Wes-
tern Hospital" in September,
The announcement of the Schol-
arship was made at, the , guron
County Women's Instittite Rally
held ,on November 12th in Londes-
bora Commimity
There was a very good, crowd' in
attendanCe and, the guest speaker
was Ken Betzner of Waterloo
CountY, who spoke• on • marketing
and stressed the need for farmers
to he organized and to 'be able, to
speak with a single vbice for agri-
culture. Elmer Ireland introduced
the 'speaker ,ancr Clarence Cham-
ney thanked him,. '
Carl Hemingway, Huron County
fieldman for the 'Federation of
Agriculture, also gave a review of
the activities' for the. past. year.
John Buchanan preeided 'during
the • election of officers and Wm,
Qow was elected president for the
coming year with Elmer Ireland as
vice-president. The, present di-
rectors, were appointed for another
year and 'Edgar Gaunt and Lloyd
Walden were the new directors
appointed.
Doug McNeil, president of •the
Huron County Federation, of Agri-
culture, brought greetings from the
county and extended an invitation
to 'farmers to attend the annual
meeting at Londesboro on Decem-
ber -11th. The •Hon. W, A. Good-
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BELMOBE--The seeond Meeting
of the. Bellmore 4-1ti heilleM0Xing
club met in the Club room of the
Behnore eoranaunity arena on No-
vember 11th, at 1,00 and 9.00 p,tp.
The business part of the • meeting.
Was held at nine,
The meeting opened with every.
ono repeating the Pledge, The min,
utes of the last meeting were read
py the assistant secretary, 'Mary
Elliott and were approved as read;
The roll call, which was "A Name
for the Club" and "A Piece of Wool
and Why I Think It Is Wool" was
answered by sixteen members: It
Was ,decicled to have the 'next
meeting op. Monday, November 18
at 9 p.m.
The kind of cover to be used for
the notebooks was chosen, The
leader, gave instruction on how to
alter patterns and how to take
measurements. The girls divided
into pairs and „took .each other's'
measurements.
The members were given the
home assignment and' roll call for
the next meeting and the remain-
der of the time was spent pinning
on and cutting out patterns.•
The National Arithern Was sung;
with Mae Doubledee as pianist.
president, also spoke briefly.
The ladies of the Blyth United
Church catered for the banquet
and J, Taylor moved a. vote of
thanks to the ladies. Orval Mc-
Gowan introduced the guests at
the head table, Mrs. Campbell of
Blyth sang two solos.'
Music was supplied by Tiffins
Orchestra for the dance which
followed.
Federation Warns
Of Pipeline Damage
By J. Carl Hemingway
I have just noticed in the last
issue of 'the Seaforth News that
Union Gas Company is, going to
meet with the town council to ar-
range for the supplying of natural
gas to Seaforth.
To the farmers of that area this
means a pipeline may cross your
property in the near future, Some
gas companies Seek to obtain the
right of way , by, questionable
methods and little compensation
for damages.
Some farmers have been induced
cir threatened into „signing hope-
lessly inadequate contracts. Your
Federation of Agriculture can give
you an outline of .many pf the
things •that will proteet you .from
loss. Your•fa.rm sale 'value is lower-
ed, There have been. three cases
in .Lambton County Where Jr,
Farmer loans were refused because
of pipelines 'crossing the farms in
question, There is crop damage at
time of laying pipe and if it is a
large pipe a considerable area may
not produce normally for several
years. Pipelines can be most in-
convenient if you should want to
sell building lots at a future date.
Tile drainage may be affected and
the trouble •net apparent for a
year 'or more after the line has
been laid.
These are, a feW of the things
you Should consider before signing
an easement grant, n is advisable
for the farmers of each 'township
to meet and discuss the contract
offered before signing it, There is
also advice available from the
Pipelines Committee of the Ontario
Iroderation of Agriculture.
Hunter up North
Deer in Rack Yard
Lorne Hepburn of Colpoys Bay
took a day off 'Tuesday and went
up ninth deer hunting, on the Pen-
Ile didn't get' a deer. But
one well shot Just across the way
Min his fatiltea place, Which is
:WA up the load, and his mother
had to retreat into the house When
a deer ran through their yard, with
about &teen trinitere After it.
Until: take a loot' around the
backyard before yotl,head for the
tsifl thribilir1.-4-Whirton 44%
hold, tossed the ball ,to lioclghinsen
who in turn heaved tO Nasmith
all alone in the end gone. The
game then became a 'duel to the
death with both teams trying for
a single point which could •win the
game, The Mustangs, gave coach
Campbell many anxious moments
When thek..fumbled, but then held
the opposition for no gains.
The duel continued into the,
fourth quarter with 'both teams
giving everything they had, :In the'
dying Seconds Wingharres -punt
kicker, Hetherington, sent the ball
into the end zone front where Lis-
towel quickly kicked it out and
Wingharn ran the return to the ten
yard line, It looked like an easy
point, but the kick was blocked.
Hodgkinson picked up the loose
ball and was stopped inches from
the ger:h line 'on the last play of
regulation time.
A ten minute overtime period
was agreed upon by both teams
during which Wingham • got into
serious trouble with Listewel. A
penalty, and a large loss caused
by Barry Gibson's "fingertip"
tackle moved the ball outside of
Wingharh's fifty yard line. The.
Mustangs took over, and by throw-
ing long passes and by ground
plays the line got into position to
kick, This point was gained by
Hetherington. •Wingham then in-
tercepted a pass, and time ran out.
Thus,' bruises and scratches were
forgotten as the jubilant Wingham
players mobbed their outstanding
comrades, rreudeman, Hodgkin-
son, Hetherington, Howard and
many more. Everyone left the field
leaving only the score board which
read Wingham 8, Listowel 7.
—by Tom Brydges XIII
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On Tuesday, November 12, the
Mustangs returned from London
without..-a,.Victory, but with -the
honour of Tieing the greatest foot-
ball team in Wingham's . history.
The squad was eliminated by Sim-
coe but Put forth an excellent
showing.
Winghayn received the opening
kick-off and on the first play,
Brown ' heaved the ball thirty
yards to Freudeman who outran
the Simcoe safety men And went
for the first touchdown. Simcoe
then received a kick and proved
two could play the game and on an
almost identical pass went for a
touchdown, neither team effecting
a convert. Simcoe took , over the
ball in. Wingham territory and on
a reverse play scored a second
touchdown, no convert. Thus with
less than three minutes elapied the
score was twelve to six for Simcoe.
Both teams tightened their de-
fence and -no scoring occurred
until the second quarter when
Hodgkinson rushed and knocked
down 'the Simcoe quarter-back as
he attempted to pass, jarred the
ball loose, and ran ten yards for a
touchdown. He then put his toe
well into the ball and made sure
of getting it between the uprights
for the extra point, Simcoe scored
a single on the last play of the
half, thus making a tie score, 13-13.
In the third quarter Wingham
took control having tmeporarily
stopped the powerful Simcoe air,
attack and kicked two singles,
Hodgkinson one, Hetherington the
other, An aerial attack, with
Brown •throwing, moved Wingham
into touchdown position and Heth-
erington drove through the middle
for an unconverted touehdoWn.
Again play became ragged, but
in. the last 'five minutes of the
game. Simeoe drove for two touch-
downs to wrap 'up the scoring and
the game, Wingham, did get the
ball, but time ran out and the
game ended '25-21 for Sirneoe, a
heartbreaker for all Wingham
players and fans.
Even though coming short , of
winning any titles beyond our
gkottp, the VVirighain squad. did go
farther than any other previous
Wingham team by Winning ',the
first round of play-offs over Lis-
towel. The Majority of last year's
players had gone oh to greater
things and this year's teeth was
completely rebuilt with almost en-
tirely a new backfield. 'Coach
Campbell Is to be congratulated on
doing such 'great things with a
first year. team, Through the eyes
of this observer every member of
the team was wonderful and every.
One , may be Justly proud of this
year's edition, of the 'UV higharn
Distriet High 8ehool Mustang's
football team.
The lineup wits as follows,qUar-
' terbacks: lave Xennedy, rvan
Walsh; halfbacks; Logan, Prong:lc..
man, ffoward, Sanderson, Brown;
fullbaCks:,Betberington, Hodgidn-
son, Hemingway; ends.. C4lbson,
Nasmitb, Jardin„. 1Vfahood, McKib-
ben. Oenes, 'Higgins; middles: ,Tef..
ferson, Ritchie, Dster, Higgins,
Metcalf; sinsides; Eudnark, ,Ste
Marie, Hotchkiss, Carr; centres:
Coultes and Locltridge,
—by Torn Brydges
6,, ik meeting of the Electors of the Town of ° iingham for the nomination of candidates for ".. ii _
the Offices of bi-
i MAYOR, PUBLIC ' UTILITIES COMMIS-
— ti SIONER, REEVE, DEPUTY REEVE, SIX E-1
i COUNCILLORS and FOUR PUBLIC
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SCHOOL TRUSTEES si=
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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1957 i
= at 7.30 o'clock in the evening and until 8.30. I I ii
Immediately after the close'-of Nominations at :
8.30 o'clock Candidates will address the electors.
— Should a poll be demanded or required, the same i
I will be held on I
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MONDAY, DECEMBER 2nd, 1957 i
i between tilile o'clock in the morning and five I
I . o'clock in the afternoon. .... i
i W. A. Galbraith, ,
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Kellogg's' 16 oz.-
CORN FLAKES 35c
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Clark's 20 oz.
Pork & Beans - 2/39c
Checker, phoice 20 oz.
Tomatoes .. 2 for 39c
York, Fancy 20 Os.
CORN .....2 for 37c
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CIORRIE—The homemaking
chit?, with "Working with Wool"
as the project, held the sixth meet-
mg at the home of the leader, grs.
E. Dinsmore, on Saturday,
There Were thirteen members
present, The club decided to , be
called, 'The Woollen Satellite SU-
zies". The girls ate •expected to
have the zippers in the garments
for the next meeting on December
4,, at the home of Faye and Ruth
Edgar. The roll call will be' "Why
I Chose My Material, It's Name
and Weave".
"Satellite Su. zies" 1Listowel did Wins
old Meeting 1 WA . Scholarshi H p
The annual meeting, and banquet fellow, Minister of Agriculture,
of 'the East Wavianosh Federation will be guest speakqr. at that meet-
of Agriculture was held in the ing. Mr. Shapton, of Exeter, vice
Blyth hall last Wednesday evening.
The President VVillam Cow• was
chairman.
E. Wawanosh Federation Holds
Annual Banquet in Blyth Hall
Football
The Wingham "Wonderfuls",
more commonly known as the
"Mustangs", won the first game
of the play-offs in Listowel, on.
Thursday, NOvember 7, in the most
nerve-racking gaine in the Watery
of the squad. •
The first quarter gave Listowel
a slight edge in. play, They capital-
ized on a 'recovered Winghain
fumble and a' Wingharn penalty
gained by attempting a' field goal
which missed 'the post, However,
thia was, good fora single point.
In the' second quarter Wingham
fumbled continually, • and in . the
first half. gave up the ball on
fumbles no less than seven times.
Wingham's defence played except-
ional football and on three occas-
ions stopped the Listowel twelve
when they had, a first down inside
the Wingham, fifteen ya.rd line, On
the last play of the half, the Lis-
towel backfield faked nicely pull-
ing the Wingham secondaries out
of position, then pitched out to a
fullback who squeezed down the
sideline for a touchdown, The
convert was expertly- blocked.
Thus, at the end of the half the
Winghana team did seem in a deli-
cate position since it was behind
by seven points and , showed very
little offensive strength.
GH SQHOOL-
Highlights
GEORGE WILLiA,
flirst class
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