HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1960-11-16, Page 11EINALltSTS-The junior giriS' volleyball team, of the
Wingham District High School, came within six points of winning
the W.O.S.S.A. championship at London Iasi Saturday. In the tourna-
ment they defeated. Kingsville and West Elgin before being defeated
in the final rotund by Stratford in the "B" division. The team had
previously won the. North Huron Secondary Sdhools tourney. Team
members are: left, to right, back row: Winnifred Munro,'eoach, Betty
DstIlimore, Judy McKibbon, Jane Cruikshank, Mary Craig, Jane Reid,
Sharon Wilkinson; front, Catherine Edgar, Bonnie Ballagh, Karen
Elliott, captain, Jean Jones, Susanne Reynolds, and Mary Ann
Schaefer,
Euchre Winners
At Legion Home
There were sixteen tables of
euchre in play at the Legion Home
on Monday evening when the La-
dies' Aukiliary to the Canadian
Legion held its first game of the
season.
Mrs. George Walker won the
prize for the lady with'the highest
score and Earl Weitz was high
man. Mrs. C. J. Taylor was the
high lady playing as a man, The
consolation prizes were won by
Mrs. David Crothers and Mrs. Bob
Irwin.
Mrs. Frank McCormick won the
door prize, for which Mrs. Taylor
made the draw.
by the gathering. A dance followed.
During the evening the winners
of the Legion Ladies' Auxiliary
draw were announced with -Grant
McLean winning the platform
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and West Elgin 15-0, 15-9
gowvver, after a game of tough
competition, they were defeated by
Stratford 15-7, 15-ei Jean Jones -
received the most points for the.
Wingham team.
Mayor R. E. McKinney and John
Hanna, M.P,P., both spoke briefly
and thanked the Legion for the
opportunity of joining the group
for the special Remembrance Day
banquet.
Deputy District 'Command- a. John
Bateson introduced the speaker,
Dr. Alexander Nimmo, 'who was
thanked by DeWitt Miller.
In .his address -Dr. Ninano used
as his theme,•0.e words. of Jest's
' "I give you peace," as he outlined
the conditions which exist on the
Ladies' high single, Ann Yoeman, island of Formosa, as he had seen
239; ladies' high triple, Ann Yoe-
man, 476..
them during a trip to the Orient
last year.
He said that the army of Christ
the King is ,made up entirely of
volunteers . , . there is no con-
' seription in this army. The speaker
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terest as he had selelenin some parts
of Formosa, it would go a long
way to further the cause of peace.
He said that Formosa is a contro-
versial island, and that opinions on
the island are divided between the
Nationalists Chinese and the native
Formosans. The speaker explain-
ed how the Nationalist Chinese had
come to the island and are now
operating the government. He Went
on to describe the opinions of two
natives, who saw the present situ-
ation. in ti.vo different lights.
If another war comes, Dr, :Mini-
mo said, 'we will be fighting not
only for our property but for the
very lives of our loved ones. War
is bred by the underdogs and un-
derprivileged of the world and the
speaker suggested that Legion
members .oust do as Innen as pos-
sible to avert the possibility of
War. lie felt the last War was not
fought just to end wars but to
prevent wars in the future, In
order to accomplish this, the
work of Christ must be Carried on,
so that Christian principles Overt
the thinking of all mankind, The
people of the far east are begging
for more IniaaienatieS, Dr, Xitfirho
said, and this is something we need
to provide If we want to prevent
another outbreak of violence,
Later in the evening Legion
members and guests were enter-
tained by 'Hap Mvatridge and
titilorea Miderwlek, who provided.
Musical kith nbera that *erit enjoyid
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CommerefaI. Bowlers
You never know who's going to he
high,
You can't guess who's going to be
low,
One gets there by strike,, strike,
strike,
Anti the other by blow, blow,•blow.
It's funny the way things really
turn out, 3
You go there as fit as a fiddle,
But just why that hall doesn't .be-.
have,
Becomes a puzzling riddle,
I never expect to be high on the
team,
Nor do •I try to end up on the bot-
tom,
Whatever I count at the end of the
game,
It's just by plain luck that I get
'em.
The Royal Sects set the pr-tee last
week chalking up 7 points, bet only
nosing out Burkes Irish by 1 point.
The other four teams wen''elosely
hunched and not many points dif-
ference in total pin fall.
Quite a number of regulars ab•
sent owing to other important
duties bet our ever ready PPar03
Were Johnny on the spot to keep an
even keel.
Dorothy Templeman took high
scoring' honors for the ladies with
a 293 single and 592 triple, Ai
Hafermehl was in rare form and
led the gents with a 326 single and
672 triple.
Team standing: Trade Winds, 46;
Burkes Irish, 39; Walkers Specials,
33; Royal Scots, 32; Brown Jugs,
31; Canada Six, 19.
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Ladies' Bowling
Gwen MacLaurin, bowling a 284
single and a 712 triple, led the
Kra.zy Kats to a 3 to 1 victory over
the Tired Tigers, moving the Krazy
Kats into first place with a 2 point
lead,
Mary Campbell's Zooming Ze-
bras, who have held the lead thus
far, were shoved into second place
by, losing 4 points to the Lazy
Leopards,
In the other activity, the 'Slippery ,
all. but one point from the Hydro
team to give them their first place
position, The Hydro gained this one
point by tying the second game,
each • team totalling 934 pins.
' In the other games Monday
night, Burkes won two games from
Lees but lost the total pin fail
when Mac Ritchie making his first
appearancd'of the season, rolled a
291 final game score for Lees to
salvage three points for the even-
ing.
While these teams kept the race
for the top four positions fairly
tight, the Rockets and Mustangs
battled trying to push the other
into the 'cellar. After the smoke
had cleared it was the Rockets
over the Mustangs 5 to 2 and forc-
ing them to spend another week in
the cold and lonely cellar.
--Will I; Blow.
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Shippers, 2728; Machine. Shop,
2432; Veneer Room, 2364; North
Plant, 2332,
Men's high single,.= Wesley Sim
niahs, 285;' ninn's" high •tripie, Wes-
ley Simmons, 655.
ELDRED NICHOL WE
The 'Country Curling Club held
their annual euchre and business
meeting at S.S. No. 9, East Wawa-
nosh, last Thursday night, when
eleven tables were in play. Prizes
for high pints went to Mrs. Elmer
Ireland and Leslie Bolt, second
high went to George Martin and
Robert Graeby, J. D. Beecroft was
in charge of the election of officers.
Mr. Eldred Nichol was appointed
president for the second year, with
JamesC.oultes as vice-president.
Secretary, Mr. Gordon Mundell was
given a vote of appreciation for his
work for, the club, George Thomp-
son was 'again appointed auditor,
Turnberry directors, Alex. Mae -
'ravish and Alex, Corrigan and Mrs.
Fred Porter, Morris directors,
Carl Johnston and Roes Turvey
and Mrs. George Martin, Wawa-
Wish directors, George Johnston,
Alex. Leaver and Miss Riith Irwin.
Any in these districts who are
Interested in curling this winter,
are asked to get in touch With one
of these directors at once, as they
commence curling this Week.
Bonspiel committee, J. R. Coulter,
Wes, 1 ati,in, Lloyd Montgomery,
Mart Wilton, timer /Mend; En-
tortaitunent committee, Robert
VelVfortay, Robert Orasby, J. M,
Taylor, Mrs. Elmer Ireland, Mrs.
Alex. Corrigan. The, chub decided
to provide all prizes,
All injoYM the "s"6Cf>kl hour.
Strathroy Aces vs,
Wingham Mustart4s
In the second game of the home
and home series, total points to
count, of which. Wingham won the
first 52-0, Wingham ,again defeated •
Strathroy,
Three of the Mustang'W to/40h-
downs were carried over the. line
by Pete Carmichael, who- also kick-,
ed the only convert. The other two
were scored. by Roy Howard, team
captain, and Bill Dollimore.
The big Ace of Strathroy was
Parsons, who kicked their only
score, a field goal for the three.
Points. Other stand-outs were
Books and Robinson.
With this triumph of 31-3, the
Wingham Mustangs will play
Kingsville in the Western Ontario
Secondary c 1t Sco o 1 Association
championship play-off.
---by John strong.
Stratford Team
Defeats Wingham
The WOSSA girls' Volleyball
tournament was held at the Uni-
versity of Western Ontario on
Saturday. The Wingham District
High School juniors won the semi-
finals against Kingsville 15-12, 15-6;
Seals defeated the Busy Beavers
3 to 1.
Team standings—Krazy Kats, 19;
Zooming Zebras, 17; Tired Tigers,
16; Lazy Leopards, 13; Slippery
Seals, 11; Busy Beavers,-8.
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Men's Bowling League '
Hap Swatridge scored only 28
Points in the first three frames and
then exploded for a 313 single in
his final frame Monday night and
giving him a three game total of
773, ThiS enabled the CKNX team
to take over first place from the
Lees entry, who have held this
Position / since the start of the
season,
CKNX with a one. game 'team
score of 1211, for five 'bowlers, took
LEGION BANQUET
MARKS NOV. 11TH
The local branch of the Canadian
Legion marked Remembrance Day
with a banquet for members and
guests at the 'Legion Home Friday
evening. An addition has recently
been added to the home and the
original building largely renovated.
Over 175 were In attendance.
Legion President Jack Orvis act-
ed as master of ceremonies, with
'past-president Don Adams giving
the toast to the Queen and past
president Lloyd Carter thanking
the ladies of the Anglican Church
Guild, who catered for.the occasion. We can put your auto in tip-top condition for
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NOTICE
Applicants for Driver Licences
On Wednesday, the 16th of November, the Ontario Department of
Transport will open a new Driver Examination Centre in the Community
Credit Union Building, 70 Ontario Street, Clinton. Examinations for
chauffeurs and operators licences will be held on Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday of each week from 8:30 0.111. to 5:00 p.m.
Residents of the Clinton area will hi future fake their driver examine-
lions at this Clinton office.
Advance appointments may be made by contacting the Driver Examin-
ation Centre during the above hours of business on the three days men.
Honed.
The Ontario Department of Transport wilt also conduct driver exam-
inations in Exeter on Monday of each week commencing November 28th,
1960. This service will be operated from the Town Hall, Exeter, from
9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. •
Advance appointments may be made by contacting the Ontario De.
pertinent of Transport's Agent for Motor Vehicle Permits and Licences in
Exeter.
Driver examinations will also be conducted in Wingham on Tuesday
of each week commencing November 29th, 1960. This service will be op-
erated from the Queens Hotel, Winghami from 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Advance appointments may be made through the week by contacting
the Ontario Department of Transport's Agent for Motor Vehicle Permits
and Licences in Wingham.
ONTARIO 'DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORT
Hon. J. Yaremko, Q.C.,
Minister Deputy IVO/lister
A. G. MacNabb,