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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1962-12-13, Page 7Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday, Dec, 12, 1962 Page 7 75( 45( 41( GIFT SLIPPERS FOR ALL THE FAMILY Newest Styles and Materials CALLAN SHOES YOUR FAMILY SHOE STORE WINGHAM, ONTARIO PHONE 357-1840 LIONS' PEANUT SALE (Postponed from Tuesday) Friday Evening This Week ..21 1ST WINGHAM TROOP Troop Leader Dave Wenger Z/89 ke the flag at seven o'clock Wednesday night when the huts met at the Scout House. )utmaster Bob Ivlclntyre and Bricl- stants, Bill Yemen and Mar 11.116.1.111, .)i ine ec 29 15 1 i 4 ON SAVINGS Interest from date of deposit Checking Privileges Deposits by Mail Hours -9 to 5 Fridays -9 to 9 Saturdays -9 to 1 GUARANTY TRUST CANADA'S LARGEST INDEPENDENT TRUST COMPANY 261 -10th Street (Q \ HANOVER cet PHONE 1580 E 1 geOthg activities cel Trost were in attendance. After dues were collected the boys assembled in the main hall where each patrol received an envelope of instructions, which when followed properly took them on a hike up the tracks to the Riverside Pool. Morse code transmitted by the patrol leader from the abut- ment of the bridge to Scouts on the beach, signified that they were to go to Scouter Mcln- tyre's home, where each pa- trol received further sealed orders. One patrol was directed to Readman'•s service station, one to Bondi's, one to Good's and the fourth to CKNX radio sta- tion. At the designated place they found a patient, a mem- ber of their own patrol, suffer- ing from a broken leg, injured thumb and shock. First aid was administered to the patients and they had to be carried back to the Scout House on stretchers made from staves, by a specified tune. All patrols carried out their duties admirably and points were given for each operation in the rescue. At the close of the meeting the Cougars were presented with the pennant for most points during the evening. which was placed on the door of the patrol den. A Scout shield will be engraved with the name of the patrol winning the pennant most frequently during the year, and hung in the Scout House for annual competition. Scouter McIntyre presented Scouter Trost with the troop colors and the lst Wingham insignia, in appreciation of his work with Scouts this year. Scouter "Hawk" , as .he has been known here, has gradua- ted from the radar school at RCAF Clinton and has been transferred to Trenton. He leaves Wingham this Saturday and with hint goes the best wishes of all members of the troop. Scouter "Hawk" was a Boy Scout in Switzerland and his enthusiasm and inspiration have been in'raluable to the leaders and boys of the local troop. The meeting closed with prayer. 0--0--0 PACK B CUBS Ruth Hotchkiss, Fred Stein- metz, Peter Russell and Dave Crothers were the leaders last Thursday night when Pack B, Wingham Cubs met. Tests were set aside in fa- vor of a new Grand Howl which the boys are trying to perfect. Pack B also has a new pro- ject lined up for the next few /i011 /,/ 1 /w COMMERCIAL LEAGUE There have been several changes in team standings this week, so for those teams who fell by the wayside, now is the time to get down to business if you intend to get back your lead. Ladies' high single of 258 and also high triple of 669 were taken by Ruth Lott this week. Men's high single of 277 taken by Jim Bain and the high triple of 730 (very nice, I must say!) taken by Ernie Walker. George Cameron seemed to think his score might be improved by sitting down in the middle of the alley. This has been tried before, but didn't work, George. Plans are being made for our Christmas party. This will take place on Tuesday night, Dec- ember 18th, after we bowl two games only, and of course, at our usual place. Those of you who spared for us to date are cordially invited to join us. This invitation includes your better halves. Team standings: Rangers, 56; Wings, 55; Leafs, 52; Can- adians, 49; Bruins, 47 and Hawks, 42. LADIES' LEAGUE Team standings: Gay Lords, 26; Sweet Caps, 24; Belvederes, 24; Players, 21; Du Mauriers, 18; Matinees, 16. During the last half hour of bowling to -night, all eyes were on "striking" Roberta Seddon. Listen to this girls, after "strik- ing" nine times in a row, Ro- berta `finished with a 369. She also had the high triple of a 722. Keep the good scores com- ing in Bert. The turkey roll will be Wednesday, December 19. LLOYD'S LEAGUE Ken Saxton had men's high single with a 338 and men's high triple, 788. Dini Nethery had ladies' high single, 255 and 18 Ow - LASER BEER r FOR THE UHTER LACIER WITH THE HAPPY FLAVOUR t weeks when each of the six Sixes will make a Cub den. The dens are being made from old sheets or blankets and will be suitably painted. 0--0--0 COLLECTION FOR S.A. The Scouts and Cubs re- mind residents of Wingham that they will canvass from house to house on Tuesday eve- ning, December 18, for warm used clothing and toys that could be used by the Salvation Army for Christmas distribu- tion. Begin New Book In CGIT Study WROXETER-The C. G. I. T. met in the Sunday school room of the United Church and call to worship was given by Ann Gibson, followed by the pur- pose and answer. The Lord's prayer was repeated and "The Queen" was sung. Scripture, the Korean version of Psalm 23, .was given by Gail Statia, with prayer by Catherine Edgar. Minutes of the last meeting were read by the secretary, Connie Clarke and the roll call was answered by 16 members. Collection, taken by Lynne Chambers presiding at the piano. Beginning the new book, the story "The Waiting People" was read by Mrs. Bill Brown. In the business period the next meeting was set for Dec- ember 18. The vesper service was discussed and this meeting will take the form of a Christ- mas party and initiation. The meeting closed with Taps. Presents Concert WHITECHURCH-Despite the stormy weather and full roads Fordyce school children, with their teacher, Mrs. George Kennedy, and their music teacher, Mrs. Emerson Rogers, presented their Christmas con- cert in the Memorial Hall here Monday evening with a fair turn out of the section. Elroy Laidlaw was the humorous chairman for the evening. Among the choruses, dance numbers and short repartee numbers was a well -played short skit, "Advice to the Lovelorn", the excercises of the firemen and the minstrel show. Little Linda Purdon drew the lucky ticket on, the turkey, which went to Mr. and Mrs. George Webster. Little George McGee drew the ticket for the Christmas cake, which went to Larry Henderson. Santa ar- rived and distributed the many gifts to the children. Bridge Club North and South -First, H. Crawford, O. Haselgrove; sec- ond, Mrs. A. Wilson, William Laidlaw; third, Mrs. R. DuVal, J. Martin. East and West -First, Mrs. G. Godkin, Miss C. Isbister; tied for second and third, W. H. French, J. A. Wilson; Mrs. B..�5= " X4-1 1 "3 %14-rd':4.d"1. ° =. '"g- Porter, Mrs. H. Campbell. high triple 647. Team standings this week: Jokers, 2881; Kings, 2777; Diamonds, 2537; Spades, 2536; Queens, 2470; Aces, 2229, MEN'S TOWN LEAGUE League standing remains the same. High single this week, Bill Edwards with 279, high triple Ken Saxton, 670. Laidlaw's• Quality Turkeys For that extra finish we feed them longer FOR Fresh or Frozen Oven -Ready PLEASE ORDER FROM DEYELL'S MITCHELL'S LOCKRI DGE'S Frozen Oven -Ready FROM RED FRONT GROCERY 13-20b Award Bursaries To Huron Students The committee appointed by the Huron County Council to award bursaries at the Univer- sity of Western Ontario has named the following for 1962: Mark Bender, R.R. 1, Varna; John E. Hall, R.R. 3, Ailsa Craig; William Marshall, Kirk - ton; David L. Noakes, Hensall; William Ven den Hengel, R. R. 5, Seaforth; Piet Van der Meer, Goderich; Anne Shortreed, Wal- ton. The committee members in- clude Warden George McCut- cheon, J. H. Kinkead, and from the university, B. G. Wells and Dr. J. K. Watson, registrar. 1 A A Notice A As the holiday season approaches, adverse weather conditions sometimes place a maximum burden on our staff to maintain our high level of service to our retail store customers. To avoid serious congestion at our stores during this peak period we respectfully suggest kas early as possible. tBREWERS' WAREHOUSING 1 1 Company Limited 1 1 Operators of Brewers' Retail Stores g that our customers purchase their requirements; You are cordially invited to Tune in ... Join in Singing t; rjjritma 5 earot5 BROADCAST OVER STATION CKNX 9.10 a.m. to 9.30 a.m. Tuesday, December 18 through Monday, December 24 (Except Sunday) The music comes to you from Simpson's Toronto Store, where, for the 38th consecutive year, customers and staff together will join in singing your favorite Christmas carols