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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1963-07-11, Page 15Wingham Adv nee -Times, Thursday, July 1 1903 Page 7 CLEARANCE SALE. STARTS THURS., JULY 11 Bargains throughout the store CALLAN SHOES YOUR FAMILY SHOE STORE WINGHAM, ONTARIO PH -ZONE 357-1840 GOLF RS—Don't Miss the .. Wingham Golf Club Turney Wed. July 17 WE'LL BRING BACK ITS ORIGINAL BEAUTY GIVE YOUR AUTO A NEW LEASE ON LOOKS WITH OUR EXPERT PAINT JOB. WHAT A FABULOUS DIF. FERENCE IT MAKES. THE COST? LESS THAN YOU'D THINK. BRING YOUR CAR IN TODAY AND LET US LOOK IT OVER. FREE ESTIMATES. COMPLETE MODERN FACILITIES. WINGHAM BODY SHOP North St. Wingham Dial 357-1102 PLAY IN GODERICH In Third Place League Standing. The Wingham Brophy Good- years set the Goderich Bissets back by a score of 3-0 when the two teams met in that town last Saturday evening. This put the Goodyears solidly in third place, behind the Stratford Krohlers and the Woodstock Fuels, with 16 points. The Goodyears scored all three runs in the third inning on hits by Wayne Henry, Al Baker, THREE GAMES WHITECHUt CH—Several softball games ave been play- ed during the p. st week in the local park. On Tuesday the Whitechurch Bantams won 21- 7 over the Lucknow team. On Thursday night at Brussels the Belgrave Intermediates won over the Whitechurch Juveniles 7-4 and on Friday the Belgrave Bantams won 17-7 over the Whitechurch Bantams. • cnit11 lily Try Black Label. . . and yowllknow why it's Canada's best-selliizg beer say "MAB E L .e BLACK LABEL 1".4 Barry Fryfogle and John Walker. Wayne Henry, pitching his first game for the Wingham team, came up with a fine game allowing Goderich four scattered hits, two walks, and struck out four batters. His rival, Stan Doherty, allowed five hits and one walk, and struck out 13. Wingham: Saxton cf, Baker c, Bain ss, Fryfogle 2b, Walker lf, Cerson 3b, Ste. Marie rf, Stor- ey ib, Henry p. Goderich: Aldham cf, Shew- felt c, Kunder if and lb, Willis ss, Black 2b, Grace rf and lf, Thompson 3b, Walters lb, Car- ter rf 8th, Doherty p. R H E Wingham 003 000 000 3 5 0 Goderich 000 000 000 0 4 2 RIVERSIDE PARK NEWS , Local Entry Wins First A mixed trebles tournament was held Monday evening at the local bowling greens with thirteen entries from Teeswater, Lucknow, Seaforth and Wing- harn. First prize went to Malcolm MacKay, skip, Mrs. O. Basel - grove and Mrs. G. Godkin with three wins, plus 12; second, Frank McCormick, skip, with Mrs. L. Patterson and Mrs. Walter Brown, three wins, plus 10; third, Gordon McPherson, Lucknow, skip, Miss Isabel Miller and Lsaac Miller, two wins, plus 16; fourth, Jack Porter, Teeswater, skip, Mrs. H, Duffy and H. Duffy, 2 wins, plus 14. By the Supervisor Swimming Classes are well filled, and enrollment is still climbing. At present there are 100 beginners; 45 juniors; 19 intermediates; 14 seniors, If any children are still not enrolled, it's not too late, There's no better time then right now to get started! 0--0--0 The Tadpole class of four to seven -year-olds is proving to be a successful venture so far and about thirty ambitious youngsters are taking rg part. rt If your child is four to seven years of age and you would like to get him accustomed to the water, we have lots of help and the kids seem to be having a barrel of fun, so join them up. Classes are Monday and Wed- nesday nights at 7.00 p.m. 0--0--0 The bath house will be open daily from 9.00 a. m, to 12.00, 1.00 to 5.00 and 7.00 to 9.00 daily — except Sunday morn- ing, Due to difficulty in ob- taining baskets there is no checking system for clothes, although valuables can be checked in. A new Coke ma- chine has been installed so those who want that refreshing pause may get it right here, without going uptown. 0--0--0 A new telephone has been installed in the bath house for emergency and information purposes. For any information regarding swimming activities dial 357-1680. It would be advisable to copy this number in your own book as it is not published. 0--0--0 Last Saturday afternoon Bar- bara Dauphin, 11 years, of Wingham fell from the ladder of the high diving board and broke her forearm. Dr. Klah- 3-1 VICTORY For Goodyears In Home Game The Centralia RCAF ball team went down to defeat in Memorial League Softball at the Wingham Park last Thurs- day night when the Goodyears came through with a 3-1 victory. The Brophy Good - years evened their record for the season -- seven losses, seven wins. sen attended and she was re- moved to hospital for treatment of shock and a cast put on. Knowing how well Barb likes the water we all hope she will get it off long enough to take at least one more dip before the cold weather sets in. 0--0--0 The Maitland Mile Club will have its first formalmeet- ing of the year this Saturday morning at 10.00 sharp at the pool. Everyone interested in joining the competitive team or distance swimming is wel- come to attend. 1 Bill Hotchkiss was on the mound and struck out 19 bat- ters. He only allowed three hits during the game. The Goodyears scored their first run in the fourth inning on doubles by Bill Hotchkiss and Bill Ste. Marie. Bill Bain add. ed the second run in the sixth inning with a homer and the other run came in the eighth, when Barry Fryfogle reached first base on an error, Bill Ste. Marie walked, and Mac Eadie singled to score Fryfogle. The one run for Centralia was gained in the seventh when Frank Corkum singled, Neil Hatch walked and Al Wiper doubled. Centralia -- Garand 3b, Mc- Phie rf, Burke ss, Beleski ib, Corkum 2b, MacLean If, Hatch c, Johnson cf, Wiper p. Wingham -- Saxton cf, Fry- fogle 2b, Bain ss, Hotchkiss p, Ste. Marie 3b, Eadie rf, Cer- son If, ,Foxton c, Storey lb, Brother! Am 1 glad I bought Investors Mutual Since 1950, this man's investment in Investors Mutual has more than tripled in value. That's why he's so happy. Now Investors does not wish to imply that you can make a fortune overnight. But the fact remains — a Iot of people have made a lot of money through Investors Mutual. Why don't you start this simple, modern way to invest in Canada's leading indus- tries? You can do so with a deposit of $500 or as little as $15 a month. Shouldn't you see the Man from Investors today? Investors OP CANADA, l I M, T I G THOMAS JARDIIN District Manager 357-366i - $oz 904 WINGHAM, ONT. Your pride 'n joy is clean as a whistle once more ... after we've washed it down, wiped it dry. Thorough work. Rapid service. Our price . , . very low. SMALL BOY - BIG FISH—Steven Langridge, 10 -year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. John Langridge, Leopold Street, has been an inveterate fisherman almost from the time he could crawl, and to prove that he doesn't waste his time he landed a 22•inch, four and a half pound bass at the Lower Town dam last week -end. Steve said that just after he hooked the lunker his line tangled in some weeds and he had to wade in, chest -deep, to capture his prize.