The Wingham Advance-Times, 1962-08-01, Page 7The -Wingbank Admace-Thues, 'Wednetsdas, Aug, 1, 106' rage SeVell,
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Glanworth Loses
To Goodyears 4=3
The Whighani Goodyears journ-
eyed to Glanworth on Saturday
night and came nut CAI top (if a 4.-3
score.
Lorne Gardner and Bill Hotch-
kiss led the Wingham hitters with
two each, and Jirn Bain. hit a home
run, "Cookie" Foxton got the win-
ning hit, a triple, to score Jim. Coul-
tes, who had walked in the ninth
inning
Wingham • • Racily lf; Person 2h;
Saxton ef; Bain ss; Hotchkiss p;
• Coultes p 6th; Gardner 3b; Storey
lb; Foxton c; Walker rf.
Glenworth John Clark 3h; W.
Clark lf; Almost lb; Carrick e;
Wintermute ss; Thomas ef; Jim
Clark 2h; Gough rf; Schell p.
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Wingham 010 200 001 -4 9 2
Glanworth . 000 030 000-3 6 1 '
Memorial League
Standings
r.Ino july 1.8th.
NOirriumN SECTION
WL
Stratford ......... 12 2
Goderich 11 2
Wingham .....
Clinton RCAF 6 8
Centralia RCAF 5 10.
SOUTHERN SECTION
Pet.
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.428
,333
W L Pet.
Woodstock . .. 12 2 .857
Otterville .... 12 4 .750
Ingersoll 4 10 .286
Hickson . .... . ...... ,2 13 .133.
Glanworth 1 15 .063
Glanworth had nine wins taken
from them for using two ineligible
players from London.
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REAL TROUNCING
The Otterville Otters were in
Wingham park on 'Friday night
and pounded out a 10-1 victory over
the Wingham Goodyears.
Bob McMullen was the top hit-
ter for Otterville with a double
and two singles, Ken Corson had a
double and a single for the Good -
years,
Otterville—B. Furlong ss; Smith
p; McElhone e; T, Furlong rf; K.
Arthur 3b; MacDougall 2b; D. Ar-
thur lb; McMullen cf; Scott If.
Wingham—Fryfogle It; Baker e;
Saxton cf; Bain ss; Coultes p; Mac-
Millan p 6th;. Gardner 3h; Corson
2b; Walker rf; Storey lb.
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Otterville . 002 022 004-10 12 0
Wingham ..000 000 010....1 4 1
Umpires—Frank Burns, Clinton,
and 13111 Tiffin, Wingham.
GOODYEARS WIN 3-2
CLOSE GAME WITH
CENTRALIA RCAF
On Thursday night in the Wing -
ham park the Goodyears squeezed
out a 3-2 win over 'the Centralia
Airmen, Alvin Baker led the Wing -
ham hitters with three singles, and
Jim Bain had two triples.
Bill Hotchkiss doing the pitching
for the Goodyears struck out 16
batters.
Centralia Johnson If; Garand
2b; Burke ss; Montamura lb;
Wiper p; Oshoode rf; .O'Toole rf
6th; Davies c; Noyle rf; James 3h.
Wingham—Eadie lf; Fryfogle rf-;
Baker c; Bain ss; Saxton ef; Gard-
ner 3h; Corson 2h; Storey lb;
Hotchkiss p.
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Centralia RCAF..000 011 000--2 7 1
Wingham. 012 000 00x---3 7 0
Umpires—Frank Burns, Clinton,
and Bill Tiffin, Wingliann,
Ashton Reunion
GORRIE --- The Ashton reunion
was held In the Gerrie Community
Park on Sunday with an attend-
ance of about 35. Those present
were from London, Toronto, Ham-
ilton, Listowel, Lucknow, Fordwich,
Clinton, Monkton and Wingham.
Prizes were awarded to the long-
est married couple, Mr. and Mrs.
Ward Schaefer, of Fordwieh; new-
est married couple, Mr. and Mrs.
Dan Thompson. Lucknow; young-
est child, Susan Thompson, Luck -
now; birthday closest to reunion
date, Jerry Durst, Listowel,
The newly elected president was
Harry West, Wingham, and secre-
tary -treasurer, Percy Ashton, Gor-
rie.
It was decided to hold the re-
union in the Gude Park again
next year.
IBELfiRAVE TAKES
!SERIES, HEST TWO on holiditaat at Port Elgin at the
Mr. and Mrs. lArta. Darling are
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Belgrave took the hest two out
of there series with Whitechurch
by winning 5-0 in the first game
and 3-1 in the second.
In the first game last Wednesday
evening Murray MulveY, Jim Coul-
tes, Bob Higgins and Murray Shiell
had two hits each to lead the Bel -
grave attack, The Whitechurch
team was held to three hits by
Belgrave pitcher, Jinn Coultes,
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Whitechurch 000 000 000-0 3 5
Belgrave 004 001 00x 5 10 1
W. Henry and G. Skinn for
Whitechurch; J. Coultes and M.
Mulvey for Belgrave,
In the second game on Monday
evening Carmen McDonald blasted
a two -run triple off the right field
wall tp drive in the winning run.
Murray Shiell with three hits and
Jack Coultes with two hits contri-
buted to the Belgrave win. The
Belgrave pitchers held the White-
church team to three singles.
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Whitechurch• .....001 000 000 1 3 1
Belgrave 100 020 000-.3 10-3
W. Farrier and G. Skinn for
Whitechurch; C. McDonald and
J. Coultes (6th) and M. Mulvey
for Belgrave.
BELMORE
Mrs. Wilfred Johann took charge
of the July meeting of the Belmore
United Church Women held at her
home last Wednesday. •Miss Joyce
Empkc read the Scripture during
the worship service. Two hymns
were also sung and the members
united in prayer, thinking espec-
ially of the missionaries and also
of the bereaved McNee family in
the community.
Mrs: Joseph Simmons read the
first study hook. Mrs. Nellie Har-
per gave a reading on temperance,
which conveyed the thought that
even though some say it only con-
cerns them personally when they
consume alcoholic beverages, it ac-
tually often involves other people
as well, especially since the person
under the influence of alcohol often
is the person behind the wheel of
the car which causes severe injury
or death to another person,
After the roll call, which was a
vegetable mentioned in the Bible,
Mrs. Johann read the other study
hook. Mrs, Harry Mulvey conduct-
ed the business session. Some of
the members decided to subscribe
to the magazine "Christian Home"
and the book "The Wond and the
Way" will be obtained to augment
the study books. The meeting was
closed with prayer.
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home ot their ,wi-in-laW and
daughter, Rev. aMMe
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Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Galloway
and •
.Mary .n and -My, ,
visited on Sunday with Mt& Aen
Rkehie.
Mr, and Mrs. Wesley Underwocd
and Mrs. Wilbert Galloway visited.
)/11ss Luella Simmons, of Clinton,
on Sunday.
Mr. .and Mrs. W. Bauer, of
Downey, California. art. visiting
NMrs, Fred Irwin and :ither rela-
tilvrt„rand Mrs, Manfred Irwin and
.
,Miss Gladys Taylor and Miss
Elsie Moore, of Belfast, Ireland,
left early Monday morning by
plane for Ireland after visiting Rev.
and Mrs, Fred NV. Taylor. Mrs.
Adeline Scott, of Oinsmee, also
visited recently at the same home.
Rev, and Mrs. '1 aylor and Miss
G. Taylor also visited the former's
daughter, Mrs. Malec= Snelgrove,
and Mr. Snelgrove at I)unrohin and
toured Ottawa.
Mr. and Mrs, Jack Brown and
family aro spending the week at
Port Elgin,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Miles, of
Toronto, spent several days with
Mr .and Mrs. Norman Wade. Sun-
day guests at the same home were
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Austerberry,
Gail and Rod, of Toronto.
Mr. and IVIrs. Glen King and
sons, of Peterboroughvisited on
Monday with the former's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ring,
Mr, and Mrs. Wilmer Nuhn and
family are holidaying with relatives
at Charlton.
Mr. and Mrs, Harry Gowdy and
Mrs. James Doig. of Wroxeter,
visited Mr. and.IVIrs. Bradley Gal-
braith, of Wingham, on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Earls, of
London, spent the week -end with
Mr, and Mrs. Wilford King.
Miss Margie Hostie. nurse -in-
training at Toronto siek Children's
Hospital, spent the latter, part of
the week with her parents, ,Vir,
and Mrs. Ken Hastie.
Sunday visitors a,1 the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harrison were
Mr. and Mrs, Earl Harrison, Ralph
and Cheryl, of Goderieh. Miss
Brenda Harrison, who had spent
two weeks' holidays here, returned
with them.
Mr, and Mrs. Jaelt Douglas, of
Listowel and Mr. and Mrs. Orville
, Harrison, Shirley and Glenn, of
'Wilsonville, were also guests at the
same home.
Mrs, „Tames MacDonald, Misses
Lynne and Lena(' Earl -4, of London,
spent the week -end with Mr. and
Mrs. Archie Miller,
Miss Carol Keil, Miss Angela
Mitchell and Miss Virginia Hamil-
ton are holidaying at Port Elgin
this week,
Mrs. H. Pearce and Richard, of
Wheatley, are visiting her sister,
Mrs. Glen Austin.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mame and
Miss Corinne Rhame attended the
closing of S. 8, No. 14, Marybor-
ough Township with 296 register-
ing. Mr. Rhame started school
there 47 years ago and his first
teacher, Mrs. Gladys Davey, of
Hamilton, was among the teachers
and former pupils preaent. A new
central school is being built to ac-
commodate five former schools.
Mr. and Mrs, George Penning-
ton and baby, of Mildmay, spent
Sunday with Mrs, Frances Strong
and Mr. Roy Strong. Mrs. Harold
Schmidt, of Harriston, visited re-
cently at the same home.
Mrs. Claude Bronson, of Elmira,
visited Mr. and Mrs. Roy (lowdy
rexrceinssWanda Snell, of Elliot Lake,
is visiting at the homes of her
cousins, Mr. a.nd Mrs. IA'm, Behrns
and Mr. and Mrs. Mae Newton.
Mr. andl Mrs Clarence Huth, of
New York City, Mrs, Sarah Hicks,
of Kitchener and Mr. and Mrs.
David I•licks, of ITarriston. visited
recently at the home if Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Hyndinan. Mr. Wm.
.1-Caufman, of Listowel, spent Tues-
day at the same home.
Mr, and Mrs. Cameron Stewart,
of Molesworth; A.Irs. Cameron Rob-
ertson, of Strathelnir; Mr. and Mrs,
Allan Whytoelt and family and Mr.
Birks Robertson, of Tees -:iter; Mr.
fa and 'alra, Glad Edgar spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Edgar
at Port Elgin.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Savage and
Mr. Edgar Robertson, of Willow -
11 dale, spent the week -end with Mr.
• , and MIS. tt1 al'1111O. Mian
Anne Carson, of Winterlinven. Fla.,
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- VD' n1 Mrs 1' '4tron Mr
!ROY Strong. Mrs Georee Baker and
1 MI'S, Elsie Strong, of Ma'am:n.11. at-
tended the funeral. of Mra. Sam
of Tara, no
Mr, Auvrpy 11ntvhis,.10, of ('het -
ham, N.B.. visited Mr. and Mrs.
1-1(Mr<1.Y.. aAnsdhtIVIirsIIIIiSol'Irisl:LTILIsley and
Shirley and Mrs. George Aracott,
;It of Toronto, and Miss Elaine Miller,
• of Guelph'spent hist tenell,,ellti at
• the home of M r. and Mrs. Archie
Miss Nellie Iluttan. of Toronto,
spent the week -end %Oh her par-
erits, Mr. and Mrs. Anson Mitten.
It is not advisolde to freeze 'u rod
FOI or ready to Sore,. IlleatS for longer
WI than 60 days say lnnue ceonomiats
at Macdonald hist ii nt,. (JtiViith.
Long storage and the Halt in the
Meat combine to favor the .clevelop-
i tnent of ranchins wheit the ulna is
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:qrs. Niurray McDowell and ;
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Cookstnwn. ','hu visited ,
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Walker and
family, of Owen Sound spent a few
days last week with his parents,
Mr, and Mrs. E. E. Wally%
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Purdon and
children, of Thorndale, visited on
Sunday with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs, John Purdon and with Luck -
naw relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Sehefter and
Mrs. Angus Falconer visited last
Wednesday with Mrs. Falconer at
Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Ed, Spiel-
macher, of Mildmay, visited on
Friday at the Schefter home.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Seott, of Alma,
visited on Sunday with Mr, and
Mrs. George Coultes.
Little ,Tenn and Charlie Harmer,
nt Wingham. have been visiting
Irwin.
during the past week with tlo,ir After singing "Jesus Keen me
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Near the Cross", Mrs. Rny Hanna •
read the Seripture lesson. VI's..
Linda Snowden visited this week- 'Margaret Leddy led in prayer fol -
end with her aunt, Mrs. W. Nixon. ' lowed by the Lord's prayer in uni-
of Lucknow.
son. A Psalm was read alternately.
Mr, and Mrs. John McInnis, Blue- Mrs,:William Hardy read a poem. I
vale. and Mr. and Mrs. Dan. Tiffin 1,
visited on Sunday with the latter's W" Cuulrl But RPnwulb"." A
who is employed for the :hymn was sung and Mrs, Wesley
svoaici,aBtioanrr
Barry,
Wasaga Beach. :Jefferson gave a reading on
Mr. and Mrs, Jas. Coultes, Brian !Christian Stewardship.
and Brenda, and Mr. and Mrs. Al- Mrs, Stuart Chamney road the
bort Coultes and Diane spent Sun- minutes of the previous meeting
day at Tobermory. Mrs. J. M. Coul- and the offering was received bv ;
tes, of Belgrave, visited with Mr.
and Mrs, Albert Coultes on
last week with her parents. Mr. anti
Mrs. Gordon Walsh, of Belgrave,
and with his parents 'alr. :met Afra.
Alva, McDowell, of Westfel141, and
with Ashlield fr'ereia, gliso eis4,11
with former neighbors at 1Vrarnoch.
MRS. W. JEFFERSON
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meeting Wednesday afternoon in ,
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Mrs.- Wesley Jefferson, who had
charge of the program. gave filo .
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call to worship. . .., ,
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Mr. Elmer Alton
Mrs. Russell Alton,
visited on Sunday
Mrs, Orville Tiffin.
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Mrs. Victor Young, Wingham.
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