The Wingham Advance-Times, 1960-11-30, Page 11SUPPORT THE PEANUT SALE
HOUSE.T0,,HOUSE FRIDAY NIGHT
About C,O Attend
Farmers' Night
The I rain Farina
ors' Night barauct at la,. twack
Lions Club was held an Maaday
evening, No- t rlber ill •
Corritaempintmity hall wawa •thaiii
80 Lions and guasts enatreca
turkey supper, tattered to by th,
iyaa of (await , United alaireh.
Gordon Moir, Lion pia aidera,
wt. t :ta I thr
he occasion win; Vaualara Paull at
Caaaala, a-lea:tat d raaviva
jacturea ttairn nn hia trip al Rasta. a
Warren Zwilirtgg intrattuead thi•
speaker, who was thanked la.
Ras: t: Martin,
The Pa a,. 1.1:la-away Cancer!.
Troupe fram Woodatnea arovided
entertainment. Lbe& clots .l Wylie
was presented with a plaque in
honor of his long a t;17 1,1:11g
in the Cub.
A number of winners. wen: lucky
when the psual draw was held,
WROXETER .......
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Walkoin and
• Jeanie Maxie, of Paris. spent Sun-
day ,with Mr. and Mrs, Russell
Walker. Mr. Harry Walker was a
visitor at the same home,
Mrs. Stewart Cross, her daugh-
ter, Mrs, Jack Huck, and little
Swan, of Walkerton, visited the
former's mother, Mrs. J. F. McLean.
Thursday visitors at the samn home
wore Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Gibson,
of Dundas.
Mr. and Mrs. .ardon Rialta;0.
Agincourt, were Sunday vests of
Mr. H. G, Clark.
Messrs, Glenn Eaton, Ray Taylor
and Peter McCo,wan, Sealorth, call-
ed on Mrs. Alonzo Sparling.
Mr. and Mrs. George Bechtel,
and a doll, dressed in $2.00 hilts,
was on display on which the Lions
are Selling tickets to further their
welfare work,
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When it comes to Pepsi-Cola — you're the boss!
When we'discovered that you (and a majority of modern,
up-to-date Canadians) preferred lighter food and drink, '
Pepsi-Cola was,. made to conform to these changing tastes.
'And. now — again because you asked for ii,-- there's a
new single-chink size Pepsi-Cola in a swirl bottle!
It's in the Pepsi department of your favorite store,
and in restaurants all over town!
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Bridge Club
North and a'auth---First, W. Laid.-
law and H. Crawford; ;second, J,
Martin and Art Wilson; third, Mrs
D. C„ N.asmith and Mrs. G. Gannett
a2,aat and West- First,. Mrs. H
Campbell and W. H. French; see-
and, Mrs. 1), B, Porker and 0
Haaelgrove; third, Miss yvonnc
McPherson and Mrs, ft. Dundas,
Euchie Winners
At Legion Home
There were nine tables at the re.
gular euchre party aoonsortal by
the Ladies' Auxiliary to the Canad-
ian Legioh ott Mond•aa evening
Mrs. Wilfred Henry won the draw
prize and the ticket was drawn by
Ma.s. S. Forsyth.
I, Mrs, Jean .Crump wa:; high
lady and Mrs. M. Carter won the
prize for the lady playing as, a
man Charles Coultes of Belgrave
held the high scare for men
New Dundee, spent Sunday with
the Ross Tornans.
Mn and Mrs. Lyle Hart and
daughters, of Listowel, visited Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey- Bradshaw.
Mr. and Mrs, Ross Coates spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ray-
mond Henning, Bluevale.
We are pleased to report Mr.
Jack Gibson returned from a Lon-
don Hospital and is spending some
time at the home of his son, Mr.
Donald Gibson, IVIonkton. •
Mr. John Hupfer accompanied
Messrs. George Brown and Fred
Sharpin, af Gorric, to Goderleh
last Wednesday on business,
Mn, and Mrs. George Gibson and
family attended the Santa Claus
parade in London on Saturday.
Mr. and, Mrs. Ira McLean and
Mrs. J. F. McLean spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Collier and
Gary, of London, and also called on
Mr. and Mrs. Donald. Gibson and
Dana at Monkton.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Hart accom-
panied Mr. and Mrs. Ted ,Newton
to Ottawa to visit Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Hart for a couple of days,
The WI euchre held in Wroxeter
community hall, last Thursday night
was well attended and prize win-
neas were; Ladies' 1st, 1VIrs, James
Inglis; 2nd, Mrs. Nichol; gent's,
1st, Tony St, Marie; and, Geo, Day;
special bingo, Mrs. Laverne'Schenk,
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Commercial League
As the old saying goes, change
about is fair play and that is what
happened last week as Ken 'Cer-
son's Brown Jugs went on a scor-
ing spree and came up with: high
marks for the. evening.
However,. there wereaaowlers in
other teams that made things hot
for the Jugs and forced them to
go all out for the threw games.
What team will be hot this week
Maxine Taylor had the ladies'
high single with 262. Dorothy
TemPlemaa had the lalies high
triple with 621. Frank Burke took
the gents' single with T75, while
Ken Corson took the triple with
600.
Team standings: Trade Winds,
58; Burke's Irish, 49; Brown Jugs.
43; Walker's Specials, 38, Royal
Scots, 36; Canada Six, 26.
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It is with sorrow we learned of
the sudden passing of Walter
Brown's father and extend to \Vat-
ter, Hilda and family our sincere
sympathy.
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Ladies' Bowling
After two weeks in a slump, the
'ooraing Zebras made their come-
back last Wednesday evening by
defeating the Krazy Eats 4 to 0.
Dolores Peachey, of the Zooming
Zebras, was high scorer of the
night, bowling a 293 single, which
is the highest so far this season,
and a 724 triple. Both teams arc
now tied for first place with 21
points.
The Slippery Seals slid into third
place,
plaee, downing the Tired Tigers 3
to 1, forcing the Tigers into fourth .
The Busy Beavers and use Lazy'
Leopards split their four points,
with the Leopards tying for fourth
and the Beavers rounding out the
League in last position.
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Lloyd's R. at \V League
North Plant, 2738; Machine Shop, (
2602; Veneer Room, 2381; Shippers,
2302 Men's high single, Ken Saxton,
266; men's high triple, Ken Saxton,
696; ladies' high single, Edna
293; ladies' high triple, Edna
Fairish, 614.
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Meies Bowling League.
CKNX continued in their leading
roll on Monday night by taking
four and a half points from the
Rockets in a freak contest, des-
pite the. fine efforts of Mack Rit-
-chit' of the atocketa. :Mack:" rolled
a 273 single in his last game to
end the evening With a 735 triple.
In this eontest, where a team is
awataltal 2 points for a Win and
one noint for taking total score
for the three games, •ClaNX won
two games to the Rockets' aria,.
but tied for total score, which
Meant each team received half a
point. .1"bis is the .first time' to
most everyane's knowledge that
this has ever happened,
Lees' displaying •their new blue
bowling shirts, Mang. with semia
mighty fine bowling, moved to
within one and a half
the first place CKNX team by
whitewashing the Mustangs 7 to 0.
In the third contest the Hydra,
also on parade for the first time.
with their new gold :dada, made
it a winning occasion by handing
the Burke team a 5 to a.. aetatich.
This gives Hydro and Burke:a:1rd
and 4th positions in the league
standing.
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dollars to help preserve life - and
health. Safe Driving Week, De-,
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of Kitchener, acting president of .'
the Ontario Safety League.
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