The Wingham Advance-Times, 1960-05-25, Page 11Used Car Sprin
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RELAY 11ACE---The finish of one of stvertil
etteel1 is Shown Above as the winner breaks the tape
at the high Rofkool track and field rneet'here last
Prldny. Paoli we:alter delayed tilt rietnidetien Of the
Meet Until Tuesday When behoot champions were
animitheed, One event in partietilar caused a: great
stir, when George Shinn broke the Old: record with
2.82 time Or the interntedifite half-mile race. The
cross- enuatiry race also set !knew school record.
vunorgr,
AmoomuminmonnomM
LADIES' DEPT.
EVERYTHING IN SUMMER
WEARING APPAREL
One visit will convince you.
High Quality for Less Money.
EXTRA SPECIAL
Embossed Drip Dry Cotton
MISTERS — S.M. IL,
Reg. $1.59 SPECIAL $2.69
OVERSIZE — Regultu' $5.95
SPECIAL $3.79
GIRLS' DEPT.
ALL SIZES from INFANTS
TO 14x
Everything rot, summer wear,
"WE SELL FOIL LESS"
Little Gills' SUN SUITS
with MATCHING BONNET
Reg, $1.08 SPECIAL 7fle
Bargains Galore at the
Allan Park Store
Half way between Hanover and Durham.
MEN'S DEPT.
COMPLETE LINE OF
'MEN'S WEAR
It will Pay you to Drive out.
Clothing for Work, Dress
or Play.
WORK SOX - 3 ors. $1.00
DRESS SOX - 3 pi.s. $1.00
Light CAPS - - 29e each
T SHIRTS - - for SIM
Good Quality SUMMER
SHIRTS, long or short
sleeves $2.9S
BOYS' DEPT.
run arid Complete Line of
Boys' Wear,
SOTS, SPORT JACKETS,
TROPSERS, SIMMS SOX,
TIE'S, JEANS for school and
dress Went,
LIGHT CAPS - - - 196
MOTORCYCLE CAPS - 99e
SPORT JACKETS - s $9,99
Hawaiian SHIRTS 596 St, 79e
T SHIRTS, sizes Cr to 14
Weed at - for $1.:00
See our Swim Suits before you decide for baby
Sister, Brother, Mott and Daa.
Novelties and Gifts for all occasions.
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3rd ANNUAL KINSMEN
'TRADEt FAIR
5 JUNE 2 v4
.mow
INGO at
BETH MERRICK was caught by the camera as she conlpeted in the
annual field meet: at the high school last Friday-, Beth is shown as
, We. tried her best for a'rectird lie the' standings Morid Sump.
Midget Schedule
For Softbail Games
The Midget softball seheshile to,
teams frjin Pinkerton,. White
church, T'oesvvater, 'river-
tom, Belgrave -and Lucknow has
been etenpsited and gams will be
IM-1.10,*::444,;4.11.11(),11-irMI at Whiteelnirea
May 2t Tetewater at BiPleY
May 2S- -Tiverton- at Deigrave
"May 211 steeswater at Levitnow
May 26 White-hunch at Pinker
ton,
May 36 ---Belgrave at Teeswater
May 31.- --Pinkerton at Lucknow
1May 31 -Ripley at Tiverton
Julie 2 Ripley at Pinkerton
June 2 -Litch -tow at Teeswater
lime -2 Tiverton at Whiteelirel,
June 6- -Whiteelthreb at Belgrave
June 7 Pinkerton at Teeswater
Ione 7 Lucknow at Ripley
June 9 - Delgrave at Pinkerton
June 9 -Tiverton at Lucknow
June_ 9 -- Whiteehiireh st TeesWatei
Tune' 14- -Pinkerton. at Ripley •
June 1.1 --Teeswater at Tiverton
June 14- --Lucknow at Whitechurch
June 17--Ripley at Belgrave
June 17 Teeswater at Pirilterton
June 18 Whitriehurch at Tiverton
June 2.)- Liteknow at Belgrave
June 21 Tiverton at Pinkerton
June 21. Toeswater, at Whiteeburel.
June 2; Ripley at Teeswater
June 23. Whitechitreli at: Luelenoe
June 25- .11,-Igrave at Tiverton.
June 27 Pinkerton at: Beigra-ve
June -28 .Whiteeliiirch at liiPicY
June 28 Tiverton at Teeswater.
June 30 -BelgraVe at Lucknow
June 30 Tiverton at Ripley
July 4- --Teeswater at Belgrave
July 5 Pinkerton at Tiverton
July 5 -Ripley at Whitechureh
July 7 Belgrave at Ripley
July 7---Lueknow at' Pinkerton
July 9---Lueknow at Tiverton
July 12 Ripley at Lucknow
July 12---Belgrave tit. Whitechurch
The home team in each case suP=
plies the plate umpire and garnet:
commence at 7 p.m. DST, In case
Of sair•gemes will be played the
following evening except if on Sun-
day.
Only the top four teams at the
end of regular season will be elig,
ible for pray-offs, Semi-finals;
tesims'l and 3, 2 and 4, three out of
five series; finals four out of sev-
en series.
Fathers and Sons
Enjoy Banquet
FORDWICIFI—The • 'Father mid
Son banquet, held in the Fordwich
United Church last Monday night.
was well attended, The toast -to
the church, proposed by' David
Inglis, was replied to by -Robert
Hibberd. The toast to the Queen;
given by Dimaid Taylor, -Was re-
sponded to 'by all singing"the Na-
tional Anthem. Norman Wilson
proposed the toast to the fathers
anti -Miners .Harding
toast to the sons was proposed by
Anson Ruttan and response was
made by Jack Ruttan.
Fraser Pollock introduced the
guest speaker, Glenn Johnston.
The boys gave a short program
after the meal: A poem by Wayne
Marriner, "When Mother Is Sick";
John Carswell and Douglas Gib-
son favored with a duet and some
of the boys staged a very gemd
boxing match.
The girls catered for th,
banquet and were thanked by An
sdy Miller. Rev. A. P. Gamine,
Closed with prayer.
Relatives Gather for
30th Anniversary.
' FoRDwieu,„Nkr, and I*iirs
.tehaeisr were p es Antly surpro-
od Tnesday ev,-oing whee a
lialber of relatives and friends ga-
ilei•ed .41, their home on Us* OP'
4$i(). 4. tittle 20th werldirg anal-
sersskV, They twisty., d
..ively *as,
svening was ripest hi a sa-
sial way. 'their daitelitei,
alarlerie preaintest there
with a lovely three-tier Wedding
ake.
OFFICERS INSTALLED
AT INSTITUTE MEET
-FORDWICH-Tbe May meeting
f the icordwic.h WomeriSi mnsti-
lfe -held in' the eopanorrlty
;tall with
iMin7Ch
. Anson
. Mrs.Qn DenlerSt;
Clarkson read the Scripture fob-
owed by -13, hOsti,
The motto, "Gardens of the mind,
ike gardens.; must he kept
seeded!, was .given bv.ititrs, Wil-
sro ,Campbell, MTS. Stanl ey Liddy
the iestailation ef now-
President, Mrs. Aesoh 'Demur-
'ng; asd a coed' v Mrs
Jilliam McCann and Mrs, jab.'
'raig; see.-treas„, Af,s "Rsbni: tith
on-; district director, RI: a. George
iSehards, -
ft was decided to sponsai, a le a!
seder training school arid a short
muse on Millinery this fall. Thir-
y members answered tha roll ash
a safety rule- which- applies to tin
arm and anany goodanswer:4 Were
ahten.
Mrs,-.Royden Devitt give a very
'nteresting report on the iniblic.re-
lotions officers! conference held in
luelph--and Mrs. George Richards
sported, en the- district annual,
MO. -Russel Nickel gave a very
unique.. •introduction to the guest
Spealter; -Murray Gaunt, assistant
fatinsreporterstit OKNX. He shbW
eds-a very interesting- film, "The
Small, Family Farm, Whet° from
Hei,e?".. He commented on the
agricultural. efficiency and consum-
er .markets. He was thanked by
Mfs. William C-arepbell and given
s-mall gift. ,
tfinch was served by Mrs, Russel
Mrs.'Rosa Doig, Mrs John
fnglis and Mrs. Berl rM.00re.
TAKE FIRST GAME
BY LAME SCORE
WHITECHURCH Theo first
game in the Midget schedule was
Played here on Monday afternoon
when, the Whitechurch lads met
the Pinkerton team, It was a
terrific victory for the home team
and much of the credit goes to
,WaynO,,Henry for his outstanding,
pitching, The score was 11-1.
Whitechurch had 11 runs on 13
bits and committed three errors.
Pinkerton managed only six hits
throughout and had five errors.
, There are seven teams in this
grotip and the schedule for games
appears elsewhere in. this issue.
Line-ups—Whitechurch, Wayne
Farrier, s.s.; Laverne Dowling, 3b.;
Harley Gaunt, If; Garry Willis,
r.f.; Garry Rintoul, lb. Alex Craig,
c.f.; Wayne Henry, -p.; George
Skins, c.; Bill Robinson; 2b.
FORDWICH
Mrs. E. Hargrave, Mrs, S. -Pores-
ter, 'Mrs. Spence Brears, Miss Elva
Foster, Mrs, Elsie Strong, Mrs,
Nellie -Gamble, Mrs. Lloyd Jacques
and Mrs. Emmerson Ferguson at-
tended the Anglican :tiering deanery
meeting -held last week in St. Paul's
Church, 'Wingham,
and Mrs, Alex Wz'ay and
children of Toronto were week-
end visitors with relatives in the
community.
'Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Orth, Shir-
ley and Thelma and Mrs. Ron
Reed .and children of Listowel vis-
ited -Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Emmerson Hargrave.
Little Nancy Bender and Donnie
Bender of -Gowanstown, visited over
the week-end with their grandpar-
ents, Mr, and Mrs. Stan Forester.
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Wildfang of
Toronto visited. Sunday and 'Mon-
clay with Mr. and Mrs, Roy Sim-
mons.
Week-end guests with Mr. !and,
Mrs. Doug Bolt were Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Gibson -of Toronto.
Mr. - and Mrs. Ted Harris and
family of Brownsville were -week-
end visitors with Mrs. Nellie
Gamble and John.
Mr. and Mrs. Williard Reis of
Hamilton visited over the week-
end with Mr. and Mrs. Noah Reis.
Week-end visitors with. Mr. and
Mrs, Alex Keith were Mr. and Mrs.
Suitt Keith and children of Ba-
den and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ch10-
mey and Janey of Port Colborne.
Mr. and Mrs. Alrfed Jones of
Guelph spent the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sothern. Miss
Nancy Sothern of Kitchener also
Visited with her parents over the
holiday. •
and 'Mrs. Rosa Tomlin of
Hanover were -week-end visitors
with Mn, and Mrs. Art Forester.
Miss Ruth Johnston. of Toronto
Spent allelast week with her mo-
then, Mrs. Agnes Johnston.
Recent visitors With Mrs. Dora
Ridley were Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Ridley and two sons of London.
Quite a number of the. ladles of
the W.M,S. of Fordwieh United
Church gathered in the church
basement one day last week for a
quilting bee. Five quilts were done
for the society, -to be sent in. bales
for missionary work.
Mn, and Mrs. Stan Bride have
sold their farm to Mr. Jack Mc-
Donald of Toronto, with the latter
to get possession July 1st.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bride and
Peter of Toronto spent the holiday
week-end with Mrs. Harold Doig.
. Misses Maud and Esther Hard-
ing of Toronto spent the week-end
at their home here.
• Mr. and Mrs. Ross Durst and
two children of Toronto visited
over the week-end, with Mr. and
Mrs. George Ashton.
Messrs. Jack Doig mid James
Grant of St. Catharines spent the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Doig.
Holiday week-end and Sunday
visitors' at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. James Warrell were Mr. and
Mrs. Ray- Fleisehauer and family
of Stratford and Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Johnston of Toronto.
Mr. ,and 'Mrs. Elmer Giles and
Gary of Arkona spent the week-
end at the home of Mrs, Martha
Baker. Mrs. Baker returned home
with them and will visit at Arkona
and London for two weeks,
BAD WEATHER hampered the annual fie74i meet at the local high
school, however, most of the preliminary events were carried out last
Friday. , Barry Fuller is shown above as Its competed in the inters
misdate high jump event.
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MONSTER ROTARY CLUB
1LDMAY
COMMU CITY CENTRE
nesday, June 1st
$1.,300.00 IN PRIZES
$500.00 SPECIAL MUST GO!
TWO $100.00 SPECIALS
BEGINS AT 9 P.M.
ST, HELENS UAW PM MOORE
Pt. Lt, and STre. Keith Blati.r.,•
Fteddy, rlt,tclu. tosi Revue,
of Ottawa, and LAC: and 'Am 14"ev.')
Tlionitrioa tilta j.;ritity, of Enaser,
were wet Is-end visitoi s with Mr.
and Mrs. Cordial ISTaelliere
- 1 Mrs. W. I. Iilir r, Mr. arid Mr.:.
Laiillaw, Waite d
Todd were sieatem wills Mr. ;insi
;;its, Colston If:feint:. re nail Losshi
ut Richmond
Hrs, Alen Month*, Mt- Rob Moo-
die, Mr. and Mrs. Mel Drown and
Miss Donna Woods of Kitchener,
and Mr. 'Roy Howley, of •Oshawa,
were glieSts of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne
Woods fur the holiday week-end.
Miss Annie Meleenzie is a paSiont
in Wingham tieeenal ur eipai,
IsTeKensie has went the pasi
,months with fide. Mrs. Alliaton
Hughes at iTolYrood.
MesdaMiSs Charles MeDonald
Andrew -Gaunt, Elwood Barbour,
Harold Daunt, Laura McNeil, Will
Rutherford, Frank MeQuiilin and
Ross Gammie attended the district
annual meeting of the Women's le-
stitalte at Lomicsboro can Walnes-
day,
Iiirtla •
NICHOLSON At ihmovsr Hos-
pital' out Pedant:1,y, May' 21, to Mr,
LEAVES FOR =WASH
W If TS.'71f1/IPIT A hit of ra'z'z
fob;, stisshioe, and a damp e414
nsale nn num dlelable- (lay
rr Os ha I eisiers and Eas Sport-
•follte .his dist rile for the
Minidas' in the
hall
Alra, Steurge P.siter 1:15 in charge
of the raves -and' -coravarn for the -
women mid children. grs.
won 11w clothes-pin contest -.and
Patsy- Coulter kicked hot' slipper
the farthest, Two. hall games were
played the Bantams played;
aganist a team of married Meat
who won 7 to. 6, and the Pinkerton.
and local Midget teams !Sufi). -the!'
find game of the- isiSres. with
Whiteehureh winerng 11 to 1. .
The coach, Charlie Moore„left .
on Tuesday to assume his new
(liaise; as guard at Burwash, near
Sudbery. -Charlie has .been a faiths
fill cobeh aed. leader in sport in this
district and will !be greatly -missed;
but his many friends wish- hint
stirrers in his new venture.
and Mrs. Wilmer Nicholson (forin-
only Doris Miller) of Holstein, k
son, a brother far Kathy,