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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1962-06-27, Page 9001 ehir 'Joh, tWo Bak 140 ear 'ee 8-28 ly 1 I 1-3 3-4 WIN L t •, g ;-29 s I.05 1-2 :he AIN Il 13 411 0 1 1 • 1 he mositawo AtivotnoomitriOri, 1942 Pe WOMEN'S FOAM SOLE MOCCASINS for street or beach weir $2.98 Colors in bone, wbite or black ALLAN SHOES WINGHAM FOCUS ON WINGHAM Monday, July 2 6 7 P.M. CKNX TELEVISION •CHANNEL 8 Visit the Gay -Lea CHEESE HOUSE AND BUY ALL YOUR. CHEESE NEEDS We,..Would' like to Manic flie many people who visited 0in' booili at Lie Trade rahand sampled mir cheese and purchased Ice; Cream. WEiLL,SEE YOU AT PILE ClifEESE Heusi% The.prize winners of the Gay -Lea cheese weigh guessing contest will be announced on Thursday night on Focus CKNX. United Dairo & Peoltro Co-operative PHONE 271 . - WINGHAM .Prirun CUTTER, Manager As of May ist Creamery Butter 12c below the regular price. 1. YOUR FAMILY SHOE STORE LOCAL ENTRY TAKES IMAM BANTAMS MIXED DOUBLES BEAT WHITECHURCH A mixed doubles tournament was held last Friday evening at the bowling green, There were 12 en- tries from Paisley, Lucknow and Winghain, First prize went to Mr. and Mrs. O. Haselgrove; 2nd, Robert Rae and Miss Margaret Rae, of Luck - now; 3rd, Malcolm MacKay and Miss Yvonne McPherson; Atli, Jack Bowman and Mrs: G, Godicin, Tara Defeated by Belgrave Squad -' • Last Wednesday 'Belgrave. defeat- ed Tara 12-5 in Wingham.' Gord Smith • with 3 hits and George Procter and Murray Mulvey with 2 hits each, led the Belgrave attack. M. Klien led the Tara boys with 3 hits. RHE Tara 020 000 030—.5 9 9 Bolgrave • 230 101 50x-12.10-3 D. Neil and D. Sinclair battery. for Tara; D. Johnson and J. Me - Dowell' and M. Mulvey', battery •for Belgrave. 41111004.1.i.1146151.1.6.0.1:1.41...11.11.11.1.11.0.1.1.0.041.1•1•.! MILDMAY ROTARY BINGO $1,300,00 hi Prizes: Mildmay • COMMUNITY CENTRE WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27 $500. Special must go BEGINS .9 P.M. 10.1720.1)40.1,.. tlaommia.ntilmatimoostotwoottokoao.! Wingham 13antams crime up with solid hitting and fine relief pitch- ing from Jim Griffth to heat Whitechurch Bantams here Thurs., day night 17-5. Joe Vanstone with four hits and Tom Deyell, Bill Taylor and Robert Campbell with 3 hits each paced the winners, Wingham Midgets Edge BelgraVe:9.8 Holding offa Late inning rally by Belgrave and"some;i fine clutch pitching by Stan BisnOr, in the ninth inning, 'Wingliam• Midgets 'squeezed by Belgrave,9:8;•.- Lynn Finnigan •with • V•hits 'and a home run by Wayne Richl set the pace for the winners. Bismayer ent- ered the game with the.loases load- ed and one out in the ninthand retired the next two batters on three pitches. • Reunion. Held ' -in .• Seaforth Park WROXETER— The teeth Hart reunion was held in ,Seaforth Lions. Park on Sunday Nvithy•56'persons at- tending .from -London,', Kingsville, Dorehester, St, :Marys,Goderich, 'Brussels, Science Hill, 'and Wrox- eter. • , .. Prizes •for' the ,eltlest;-..gentleman went to Wilson •SandOtock of Lon- don; eldest lady presentoMrs. Ro- bert 'Wegg. of °,13riissels•;:,''youngest. bey,- Robert .Sulidereook:;.,Dorches- - ter; ychingest girl,,SiisarHayt, of - Wroxeter. • • • • ... The , afternoon'" WasIiipent in sports and:4:gelid • chat':ITt5pped off with a Lovely plenic-,s4p:er, Wea- ther and everyone en-. .joyecl he phInie. • ' PiCKU .:-THROtlG HARD WORKING MEDIIJM WEGHTS LERS-.-EVERY CHEVROLET TRUCK HAS THE .P0 - THE YEAR1.ROUrsID DEPENABUTY -I YOUR ..:CHEVROLET 'DEA CHECK WITH ,:., • .... ..I. ::::.;,,,:',. . • . `.......::. ' — ........ . . . . •• • •••••*•,:awiisew i.4 -..,.,-,".•••i; ,,,.............: -::ii';'...,''''' ' .. " .ii000l000......p..-ttz&vsgatt`wvo'--..... • ›."......: ,tiooi • ....,,. „."'''...•••i-.4,;wii•itir ;...,,, PliNW v. ••••-• ,.. . .r• .,...):.1:, .„. ... :'4,4i.i.... :••••, . „ Canaaa s Ustest— Win tn0 Wel C E A•••••••••' ••• " ROLET JO 3MASTEF is'44 A GENERAL INSTaAt YALU, c•nt /sail Be sore to see Bonanza an the CBC -TV network each Sunday. Check your hoclal listing for channel and tlineorri—o—o—ei,r 1iiWINGHAM MOTORS Phone 139 Wingham, Ontario. PHONE .12 MINI11111111111111111111111111.11111111111111MIN KEN SAXTON SCORES Mrs, E. Metzger were Mrs. Esther Smith and Wayne, of Palmerston. hOODYEAR'S SINfiLEMr, Harvey Kaufman well drilled on his farm. Mr. Ted itt having 4 Keeso, of Clifford, is doing the drilling. Glanworth defeated the Wing - ham Goodyear's in Wingham Tues- day night of last week by a score of 5-1 in Memorial League soft- ball, Mac Eadie got Wingham's only hit of the game in the first in- ning which scored Ken Saxton from second. Bob Loveless hit. a home run for Glanworth. Glanworth -John Clark, 3b; Wm. Clark, c; Carrick, p, 3rd; Jim Clark, c; Carrick, c and 3b; Jim Clark, 2b; Fortey, rf; Almost, lb; Wernerrant, ss; Thomas, ef; Jerry Clark, if; Schell, p.; Loveless, p, 3rd. Wingham—Saxton, ef; Baker, c; McMillan, 2b; Coultes, p; Hotch- kiss, p, 7th; Eadie, If; Walker, rf; Bain, rf, 7th; Gardner, 3b; Wel- wood,' 3h, 9th; Storey, lb; Gerson, as. Glanworth Wingham Umpires—Frank Burns, Clinton; Wilfred Weis, Teeswater. - -• - RHE 100 021 010-5 12 1 100 000 000--1 1 1 Goodyears Take Centralia 7=4 The Wingham .Goodyears beat Centralia RCAF 7-4 at theair base Thursday night last week. Jim Bain hit a 3 -run homer in the seventh inning. Ken Saxton had a double and a single; Lorne Gardner, Mac Eadie and Alvin Ba.ker•had one hit apiece. Grant Chisholm and Hugh Mac- Millan did the pitching and only allowed 4 hits but six costly field- ing errors accounted for the :four runs. Wingham Fryfogle, rf; Baker, c; Eadie, if; MacMillan, p and 2h; Bain, ss; Gardner, 3b; Cerson, 2h; Chisholm, p; Storey, lb; Saxton, cf. Centralia RCAF — Bennett,' rf; Garland, as; Burke, 3b; Motomoir, 2h; Kelley, lb; Croteau, c; Wiper, 'p; James p, 7th; Johnston., ef; Bethel,. If. • RHE Wingham 002 000 401-7 6 6 Centralia RCAF 111 001 000-4 4 4 Clinton. RCAF plays in Wingham Friday, -.Tube 29, at 9 o'clock. Morris Township School Schedule Mon.day, June 25th— Bluevale at ,Browntown Stone School at Ramseys Thursday, June 28th— No. 3 ,at Bluevale Browntown at Ramseys Monday, July 2nd— Ramseys at No. 3 Browntown at Stone School Thursday, July 5th— Stone School at No. 3 Rarhseys at Bluevale Monday, July 9th--• Bitievale at Stone School Nio, 3 at Browntown Thtirsda.y, July 12th— Browntown at Bluevale Ramseys at Stone -School Monday, July 16th. • Ramseys at Browntown Bluevale at No. 3 Th•ursday, July 19th•-• Stone School at Browntown No. 3 at Ramseys Monday, July 23rd --- No, 3 at Stone School Bluevale at Ramseys Thursday, July 26111-• Stone School at Bluevale Browntown at No. 3 All games start at 7:30 sharp, LAKELET Mr. and Mrs. Levi Byers quietly '•44 observed the occasion of their 25th wedding anniversary, which was last Tuesday, June 19Ih. The pupils of the Liticelet school held their annual school penin on Monday with quite a few pre- schoolers attending. An enjoyable afternoon was had by the children. Mr, and Mrs. Ken Dettman and family spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Schaefer and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Wagner, of Simeoe. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Bob McComb were Mr, and MrS. Milton Monk, of Kitchener, and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Reid, of Palmerston, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McKee and farnily attended the McKee pienie on Sunday, which was held at Elora. this year, Week -end visitors with Mr, and Mrs, Sam Webber and Mr. and Mrs, Den Webber were Mrs, Matil- da Keiteh and Doris, and Mr. and ;Mrs, Egan Fehr, of Oshawa, Algid isiting on Sunday were Mr. and 'Mrs, Jainea Pritehard, of Palnier- st°1Vfi h's5 Marion Send has secured a prisition with the Canadia.n Irn- perial Rank of Commerce at Walk- erton and began Work last 3't0114 day. iforitdroy visitor* *tat Mr. Ltd 4 Miss June Wright•left on Satur- day for Honey Harbour where shoo is employed for the summer months at Camp Queen Elizabeth on Boise- ville Island, During the storm early Sunday morning lightning hit Stan Dennis' house. It apparently travelled in on the kitchen sink drain and koeked tile out around the sink. Thortunate- ly no other damage. resulted, ST. HELENS Mr. and Mrs. Grafit,Gammie and family of Ariss wereSunday via- itors with Mr. and 1VIrs,'Iloas .Gam- mie and family. ' • Mr. and Mrs. Dan, Rose and Da- vid of Newmarket were -.week-end visitors with Mr, and'Mrs. 'Harvey Webb. . Mrs. Gordon McIntyre of Rich- mond Hill spent the week -end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, W. Miller. 7' Sympathy of the community goes out to the McCrostie family in the loss of their mother„.1VIrs. William McCrostie, in SaskatoO'n on Wed- nesday, Mrs. McCrostie had gone West a short time before and suf- fered a fractured pelvis a few days previous to her death. Mr. and Mrs. John Kirk and Donald recently moved to the farni of Mr, and Mrs, James.,Little in Ashfield. John had.been eniployed by Tom Todd the past:few years. MEMORIAL LEAGUE FASTBALL Clinton vs. Winghani.Goodyears FRIDAY, JUNE 29th, 134 Park (WM T1M1 — ft O'CILOC% Teacher Receives Farewell Gifts The pupils, parents and friends of S.S. No. 6, Turnherry, gathered at the school Wednesday afternoon to honor their teacher, Miss Lau - mine Husk, prior to her departure. David McDougall read the fare- well .address while Larry Fisher, Linda jacwiez, Faye Moir and Donna McDougall presenter' a host- ess chair, cushion, borg mat and a cup and Saucer. A short program and lunch cork' eluded an enjoyable afternoon, If You're TIRED Now and then oven/doily gets a "tino-our feeling and may be bothered by backaches, Perhaps nothing seriously wrong, lust a tempo, . ary condition caused by urinary irritation bladder discomfoft, That's the time to take Dodd's Kidney.Pills, Dodd's help stimulate the kidneys to relieve this condition which may often enure backache and tired feeling, Then you feel better, rest better, work better, $b • 4 II -4•ifor(1...0.N...4.1i1.1,61.....11.1.11.011.6.1/...11.161/..o1111.0.114•116.11*11.1.11.1•1•11,10.1/61111.04111.1.14111.11 r Clearance Sale pf Summer Goods Starting THURSDAY, JUNE 28th TO MAKE ROOM FOR NEW- FALL STOCK 25% OFF DRESSES 50% OFF COATS AND SUITS HATS HALF-PRICE Rush Ready -to -Wear 14.61=2.6=1144 P2.0•=4.=4.=9-.= ....t'Ult.02¢2.44.29.=44522.4.4.29.!...tr=atp=9•624,91.19.491•4.04 1 •-•" •,••••••• -kW a1a5n4••••••,•-•,- just about.everybody does THAT'S WHY IT'S CANADA'S BEST-SELLING BEER, -0' BLACK LABELI") , 5