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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1960-10-19, Page 11mint FAMILY SHOE STORE WINFIAM PHONE 12 TEN.DAY OCTOBER. SHOE SALE STARTS 1 Thursday', October 13th REDUCTIONS FROM 10% TO 50% BT(1, lAltikt—=OVer 960 Were on hand frir tha 7tzetgravO of the, tables is shown Ethaare na 'th crowd settled fowl supper held on Wednesday of lost week, Ono down to enjoy the stimptuous repast.-1.1toto hy Connell, Pet "we, 7-Pione, U12 see sod„„youi4. w&t. a' Ca jet C24 S.--N.4. /. alitinglussta Adrantee'ritaleaa nerahaaa 1 /41.0. Alias I. r NEW DATE FOR HOSPITAL RUMMAGE SALE NOW SATURDAY, OCTOBER 221KI IN WINGHAM ARMOURIES AT 2 pap, t PRIZE WINNERS—Bob. Walsla left, and Don Biggs, right, were tied for second place at the end. of 50 • rounds at the Sportsmen's trap shoot on Saturday and are shown above as they shoot a third round. Don kept second place when he ontshot Bob by a close score.—Photo by Connell. Gather 'TARA TEAM DUSTED !UMW WIN THIRD STRAIGHT In the third week nkNorth Huron Secondary School Association sen- ior' football, Wingham ;Mustangs defeated Clinton Redrne.n by a score of 26 to 6. It was Wingham's third straight • viotoryia Clinton led in the first 'quarter by a score of 6 to 0' on a-touch- down by Livermore, which was not converted. -In the seeend quarter, the Mus- tangs started' to roll, Three touch- downs were marked on the Score- board for Wingham. They were scored by Howard,' on a- hand-off from. , the sub quarterback Mac- Dowell, by MacDonald on a pass play, and by Willie who recovered a !unable made by Clinton in their end zone. Two of the• three con- verts failed. To end the scoring in this quarter, the hard-driving Mus- tangs collected 46 points in three safeties. Clinton was harassed by fumbles which put them behind. The only score tabulated in the third and fourth quarters was a single kicked by Carmichael of Wingham. Both of these quarters were penalty-ridden for both sides and Wingham suffered many in- juries also. • As the whistle blew to finish the game, the final score stood: Wing- ham 'Mustangs 26, Clinton Red- men 6, Look N E S. Lloyds. R, & AV. Bowling. Machine Shope 2723.; Veneer Room, 2584; Shippers, .2403.; North Plant, 2143, Met' high single, Parker Camp- bell, 226; men's high triple, Mae Ritchie, 636; ladles' high single, Ann, Yoeman,' 235; ladies' high triple, Ann Yoeman, 652. 0 0 0 Ladies' Bowling Here we are again with another report of Ladies' Wednesday night bowling. There was a close running for high single as Hilda Brown and Gwen MacLaurin both 'bowled a 222 game, only to be beaten by Joyce Langridge, who 'scored with 230. Marg. Jamieson took the heti- ors for high triple, with a 556 total,. The team standings are as fol.- lows: Mary Campbell's Zooming Zeb- ras are zooming right along with 11 points to their credit; Gwen MacLaurin's Krazy Kats are in sec- ond place with a total of '7 points; Lila Hickey's Tired Tigers are a close third with a total of 6; Thel- ma Rowsell's Busy Beavers, Helen Gardner's Slippery Seals and Ro- berta Seddon's Lazy Leopards, who snuck in 3 points, .are all tied for fourth with 4 points each. 0 - 0 - 0 Men's Bowling League They're' finally at it! After a two weeks' delay, due to the alleys being re-finished and Thanksgiving holidays, the boys have finally Irnocked the cap off the Monday night Men's League. •One new. team, CI<NX, have en- tered this year to take the place of the Berry Door team and keep the total of six teams fighting' for top honors!' In the past couple of years the For Anniversary GORRIE---Mr, and Mrs, George Brown celebrated their silver wed- ding anniversary on Sunday when over 80 relatives and friends gath- ered in the Gorrie community hail in the afternoon. The tables were decorated with autumn flowers centred with a three-tiered wedding cake. Guests were present from London, Kitch- ener, Stratford, Listowel, Moles- wroth, Whitechurch, Delmore, Brussels, Wingham and Wroxeter. Mr. and Mrs. Brown have two children, John, of Oshawa, and Jean, at home. They have been residents of Gorrie for years. Many wishes. friends will join Anglican Church GORRIE- At the Sunday morn- ing service at St. Stephen's Church Lori Anne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Stafford, was received 'into the church by baptism. the rector, Rev. E. C. Attwell, officiat- ing. Sunday next, October 23rd, will be Layman's Sunday and laymen of the parish will take part in the service, which is being held in St. Stephen's, The Woman's Auxiliary will •hold their October meeting at the borne of Mrs, John Dinsmore. Roll call --name one of the disciples. season has been divided into four quarters and the winners of each quarter have played off at the end of the season for the champion- ship. This year, however, it is changed so that each night's points will be kept and totalled. The teams position at the end of the year will be determined by the number of points that they have gathered throughout the season with a playoff to follow. In the first night's bowling Ross Hamilton, 'of the CKNX team, with a 295 and Ken Crawford, of Lee's team, with a 294, set the pace for the evening with the high singles. Charlie Perrott, • of Burke's team, had the top score for three games with a 746 total. BELGRAVE - The local inter- mediates won the la championship with a 9-0 win over Baden in the fourth game on October 7..1. Coul- ter hurled a two-bit masterpiece for Belgrave. • This victory put Belgrave in the running against Tara in. a best of three series for the Western On- tario Grand Championship, with the first game In Desboro last Thursday night and the return game in Wingham on Saturday. The gamer with Baden previous to the deciding game resulted 'as follows; In Baden on October 1 the locals were victorious 8-5. MacDonald and Dow had two hits each. Baden de- teated Belgrave 4-2 in Wingham, to even the scare at one gaine each and Belgrave went one game up,in the third of the best of five series with a '7-0 score. MacDonald pitch- ed a neat two-hitter in this game and Tem Robinson had three hits for the Belgrave boys. Bride-Elect Feted GORRIB—A miscellaneous show- er was held at the home of Mrs. Pill Strongeon Friday evening for Miss Louise Brown, of Fordwieh, a 'bride-to-be. Mrs, Jack Currie, Whitechurch, and Miss Joanne Strohg assisted. Two contests were enjoyed, also looking at the bride's book, JR. FARMERS HEAR OF TRIP TO RUSSIA • GORRIE—Howick Junior Farm- ers' banquet was held in the Gorrie community hall on Wednesday evening, Following the banquet, for which members of the Gorrie Wo- men's Institute catered, each mem- ber introduced himself and his parentS or friend. Doug. Miles, agricultural repre- sentative and Miss Bette Tillman, home economist, of Clinton, both said a few words to the group. Jim Bowman, president Huron County Junior Farmers, brought greetings from the county executive. Mrs. Carl Douglas and Wayne provided two lovely duets. A lively singsong started the program. Murray Mulvey, club president, was chairman for the evening and introduced the guest speaker, Vaughan Douglas, who gave a most interesting account of his recent visit to Russia. The club paper and the National Anthem closed the evening's entertainment. GORRIE Mr. Vaughn Flack, Belle City :Engineering Co., Blusston, Indiana, awraeisL a recent guest of Mr. George Attending the WMS Sectional Rally in Wroxeter on Monday were Mrs. W. C. King, Mrs. George Brown, Mrs. M. D. Irvine, Mrs, T. L McInnes and Mrs, DeWitt Ad The Rev. E. C. Attwell was in Windsor last week attending a conference for clergy. Mrs. Attwell, David and Mary Margaret, visited with friends in Sarnia.. Mrs, Gordon Underwood was taken to Palmerston Hospital last FrldaY evening, Mrs. Ewart Whit- field returned home on Wednesday of last week and is gaining nicely. Mr, Stan Douglas spent a day last week at the ploughing match at Springfield. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Bennett have moved into their home in the vil- lage. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gerrie, liar- riston, visited on Friday with Mr. and Mrs.'111. H. Strong. Mrs. Mar- tha Baker, Fordwich, was a week- end guest at the some home, also with Mrs. Frances Strong and Roy. Mr. and Mrs, Earl Cedmore, Brussels, were guests with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nay on Friday. Member sof the L013A wish to thank all, who turned out on Sat- urday evening .and helped to make their hot supper a success, Mr. and Mrs, August Ken and Mr, and Mrs, .Bill Strong spent a day last week in Kitchener. A film will be shown in the Presbyterian Church, Gorrie, at 8 p.m. Sunday entitled "The Bible in Japan”: Everyone is invited to see this film in connection with Bible Society work. At this meeting of the Gorrie branch, collectors' re- ceipt books will be handed put. The officers and canvassers are being asked to carry on for another year. Visitors last week with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Heibein and Mr: and Mrs. Cecil 'Grainger were Mr, and Mrs. L. Hamilton and daugh- ter, Mrs. 'Robert Gourlay, of Van- couver:B,C, Mrs. Hamilton is the former Lehi 1VIeLatighlin, a daugh- ter of the late James McLaughlin, of Gorrie,, They resided in the home 'now owned by Miss Emma Irwin. This is the first time she has returned to Gorrie since leav- ing fifty years ago. A wedding of interest here was solemnized in Harriston on Satur- day, 'Oct. 8, in the United Church when Ruth Doreen Binns, of R, R, 4, Harriston, and John Edward Lerch, of Harriston, were married. The couple 'will reside on the groom's farm, the former Roy Strong farm, near Gorrie. Mrs. Arnott, of Arthur, was a guest of Mrs. Carl Gregg over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Norman. Wade have returned from visiting their' son, Mr. Robert Wade, and Mrs. Wade in Montreal, They also visit- ed Mrs, Edith Jones at Brighton. Mr. And ,Mrs. Win. Campbell, of Fordwich East, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Grainger. Mr. and Mrs. Bower Farrish and sons, of Goderivh, spent Sunday v.ith Mr. and Mrs, Manfred Irwim Miss Emma Irwin returned home after 'spending last week with them in Goderielt. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Beattie, '.of Toronto, called on Mr. and James Edwards. Mr. and Mrs. ,Eda wards visited Mr, and Mrs, Ler Davidson in Listowel on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs, Tom Edgar, . Thomas, and Mn and Mrs, Arnold, Halliday and Mr. and Mrs: mond GowelY, Wingharn, Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Finlay and Mrs. Roy Gowdy were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs, Harry Gowdy. Mr. and Mrs. Oswald 'Griese, Bruce and Bob, of Midland, Mieh., were week-end guests of Mr,- and Mrs. Chas. Koch. Mr. and Mrs. ,Raymond Cruiek- shanks, Shire', Nancy and Kathy and Richard ° Plant, of St. Marys, visited Mrs. Bertha Plant on Sun- day. Callers at the same home were Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hein- becker, of Clifford. Mrs. Thomson and Miss Verona Usher, of Elmvale, and Miss Glenn Downey, of Barrie, spent the week-end with Miss Jean Snarling, and Mr. Harvey Sperling. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Graham on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs, 'H. V. 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