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The WI:whaln Aliviuwe-Times, 'Wednesday`,
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OCTOBER, SHOE SALE,
STARTS THURSDAY, OCT, 1,8
Bargains for Everyone
WINGHAM
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LAST WOAA SEMI-FINAL
G1?ANI) CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
WINGHAM vs. ST. AGATHA
In St. Clerrients TONIGHT (Wed.) at 8:30
Tennis now stood tit '2-) in hest of 5 !series
Mill ;GE CLUB
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THE JUNIOR GIRLS at the public school competed in a skipping
contest during the field clay held last Wednesday. A few of the
little lassies are pictured as they demonstrated their prowess
with the ropes.—Advance-Times photo.
TEAMS 11E SERIES,
LAST CAFE r[ ICI T
In the Wingham Park on Mon-
day night the Brophy Goodyears
evened the AOAA Grand Cham-
pionship semi-finals hest of 5 series
2-2 by downing St. Agatha Saints
6-4.
The game had a bit of rough
))lay mixed in and a few near flare-
ups occurred but the game was kept
well under control by umpires Jerry
Petrie, of Goderich, and Bill Tiffin.
The deciding game will be played
in St. Clements on Wednesday
night at 8.30 and by all reports
there will be a large following from
Wingham going do'.vn, The league
has ordered in three umpires for
the game and also asked for the
police to be in attendance to make
sure the crowd is contoolled.
Barry Fryfogle was the big hit-
ter for Wingham with a home
run and a triple, while Jim Bain
hit a home run and a single. Ken
Snyder and Bill Mader hit home
runs for St. Agatha.
St. Agatha -- R. Mader 2b; B.
Mader ss; Synder rf; Bender c;
D. Hinschberger cf; A. Hinsch-
berger 3b; Dietrich if and p, 9th;
Ottman ib; Kraemer p; R. Hinsch-
berger If, 9th. j
Wingham Fryfogle 2b; Baker
c; MacMillan 1b; Bain ss; Gardner
3h; Walker rf; Chisholm p; Hotch-
kiss p, 13th; Saxton cf; Cerson 1£,
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St. Agatha 000 120 100--4 4 2
Wingham 102 020 10x-6 5 2
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if you think real automobile value is a
thing of the past, take a dose look at the
new 1963 Custom Volkswagen.
First you'll notice that it's the same
shape cis last year. But that's the secret of
our success. And the reason a Volkswagen
is worth more when you (rade it in. We
never change the basic design, we just
keep improving it.
For example: The list price of our
*Suggested retell price Eastern port of entry.
795 Complete*
Custom model includes adjustable bucket
seats. (Optional in most cars.)
And every VW has a built -fn heater and
defroster. (Extra cost on most cars.)
Standard equipment includes 2 padded
sun visors, windshield washers and an
automatic choke.
And then there's something we've always
had. An air-cooled engine that can't boil
over in sutnmer and never needs anti.
Here's whore real automobile value still exists:
freeze in winter. A rear mounted engine
that gives you better traction on snow and
ice. A dependable engine that gets an
average of 38 miles to a gallon of gas.
If you think car prices are out of this
world, take heart. The '63 Custom
Volkswagen is still down to earth.
IMPORTS PAY FOR EXPORTS
WINGHAM BODY SHOP
P. O. Bo.; 279 WINGHAM, ONT.
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` o 40* -1 WIN 7-0 SATURDAY
VV.LINO OODYEMS 110111
SCORELESS
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SAINTS SCORELESS
LADIES' LEAGUE
Team Standings
Sweet Caps, 9; Players, 8; 011y
Lords, 7; Belvederes, 6; du Mtutr
1(1:9, 4; Matinees, 2.
High Singh - Sharon Sangster.
300.
High triple -- Louise Wetwood,
586,
0-0-0
LLOYD'S LI:AGi;14
Lloyd's bowling league p;ot under
way for the 19(12-63 5(8148)1 com-
prising of six teams: T(ilunonds,
Aces, Queens, Kings, Spades and
Jolters,
The ,Jokers showed plenty of
power with 2650 points, followed by
Ace's with 2381, Diamonds 2247,
Spades 2186, Queens 2140, Kings
2053.
Carol Lambertns captured both
the ladles' high single of 292 and
high triple of 585. Bill Johnston
took the honours for the men with
a high single of 278 and high
triple of 647.
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MEN'S r1701VN' LEAGUE
The Rockets gut off to a fine
start by defeating the hydro 6-1.
'I'earll captain, Ray Walker, said
"Watch us go into orbit."
High single, 327, went to Elmer
Pardon, and High triple, 756, to Ian
Mnet.aurin.
0 - 0 - 0
(OM11IER('IAL I.1:AGT'E
October 9111
The Hawks did well for them-
selves, with Such good scores, they
are now in the lead. Kiln C. had
Horne tough luck with the counter
pin, with such (lose calls, she hail
her team-mates sitting an the edge
of the benches. I+'rank Burke 11l1(1
the proverbial horseshoe around his
neck, as he was able to pick off
('art and every corner pin.
We were lucky to be able to call
on (glen FoxIon, Gary Templeman,
Hartley Watson, Bill I)eneau, Vicki
Wild and Elaine Colvin to fill in ;is
spares. We thank you all.
1 hear that Dot Bain eomplained
about the alley she was to bowl on
as it made her feel hemmed in.
Then, like her confrere of list
week, she took the high single with
a 300. Ve-rt'y niee, Dot! We should
complain mare often if we end up
With a score like this. Shirley
Storey took the high triple with a
693, which is also tt very nice
score, Frank Burke tools the high
Single with 271 mid also the high
triple with 69.3.
Team standings now are: 'Hawks,
20; (Canadians, 19: 1('Vni1;s, 17: L'a1'N.
17; Rangers, 19; Willits, 13
Anyone care to bet on the high
team at the end of the series now?
think I'll just sit back and watch.
In St, Clements on Saturday
night the Brophy Goodyeat•s wallop-
ed St. Agatha Saints 7-0 in WOAA
Grand Chtunpionship semi-finals,
giving the Saints a lead in the hest
of 5 series 2-1.
Big Bill Hotchkiss allowed the'
Saints only 1 bit and struck out
20 batters Hugh MacMillan, John
Walker and Alvin Baker each had
2 hits apiece fur the Cloodyelu's,
Wingham Fryfogle 2b; I3otcil-
kiss p; MaeMillatl lb; Bain ss;
Gardner 3h; Saxton :f; Walker
rf; Cerson if; Baker e.
St.. Agatha • R. Mader 2b; D.
Hins1'hberger ef; W. Mader c: 13.
Marler Ss; A. 1finsehb(rger 3b;
li(aupre rf; Bender lf; Ullman lb;
Quell] p; Kraemer p, ,rt 11 Diet'ieh
p, 8(11.
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Winghlnn 200 131 (((111...7 9 1
141. Agatha 1100 (100 Intl) tt 1 1
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