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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1963-09-05, Page 17Winsham Adhance-Times. Thursday, Sept. ri. 1'163 Page Newest Fall Styles in Back -to -school SHOES CALLAN SHOES YOUR FAMILY SROE STORE WINGHAM, ONTARIO Pi-IONE 3571840 GOODYEAR vs ORANGEVILLE Second game in Series here FRIDAY, SEPT. 6 Show Draws Large Crowd The fourth annual water show staged by the Wingham Sportsmen's Association at the Riverside Park on Sunday, drew an estimated 1, 200 spectators to the river ban.<s, the largest to date. The show included twelve acts, all demonstrations of water sfiing and jumping. An important feature of the show was the fact that all taking part were from Wingham. Adult skiers were David Cameron, who holds dozens of trophies from his days of com- petative skiing, Brian Metcalfe, Bob Deyell and Jack Gorrie. The juniors also did a fine job on the skis. Sandra Seddon, 11 years old, was the majoret, Bonnie Willie, 11, Sharon Wil- lie 12 and Marion Willie, 12, carried the pennants at the start of the show. Jack Gorrie and his son, Steve, did a father and son act. Also demonstrating their skill was little Pat Willie, six-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Willie, who STARTING SEPT. 8 OPEN EVERY SUNDAY 2a xouR TOWING SERVICE DOMINION TIRES JOHNSTON'S Supertest Station JOSEPHINE ST. PH. 351-1941 "fib our new BEAR CING C A t�•3 MAKE YOUR RST NICE LONG! KEN'S Alignment Service BRAKE DRUM TURNING SHOCK ABSORBERS SPRING REPLACEMENT Dial 357-1230 -- Diagonal Roal -- WINGHAM went out on a surf board, and Janet Gorrie also six years old, who demonstrated her ability of the skis, Bob Crewson assisted. The show was really top cali- bre and the exhibitions of jump, ing by the Cameron, Metcalfe and Deyell trio thrilled the crowd, Cameron demonstrated a windmill jump which was a full turn in the air after leaving the ramp, Maurice Stainton was at the wheel of the power boat, a big fibreglass job powered by a 75- h p motor which had been loaned to the Sportsmen by Mc- Cullough of Can. Ltd., Toronto It was a beautiful boat and had no problem pulling three or four skiers at a time. Jack Gorrie was announcer, using the CKNX mobile facilities. Harry McArthur welcomed the crowd. A silver collection was taken to defray the costs. Winners of a draw on which tickets had been sold were Al- vin Smith of Bluevale, who won the $50.00 prize; the $25.00 second prize went to W. J. Hamilton, Wingham and Ross Wormsworth won the $5.00 for selling the winning ticket, Take Wiartan Win Series in Two Straight Wiarton took a 26-6 trounc- ing from the Wingham Brophy Goodyears last Thursday night on the Wiarton diamond. This gave the Goodyears the two games in the best of two series in OASA Intermediate C play. They will now advance against the winner of zone three. There are six zones and the Wingham team is the winner of zone five Barry Fryfogle had a double and four singles, making him the best hitter of the game. Ken Cerson had a home run, triple, double and single. Gary Storey hit three singles and Hugh MacMillan had a home run and a double. Alvin Baker, Jim Bain and Mac Eadie had two hits each. Wingham: Saxton cf, Baker c, Bain ss, Cerson 3b, MacMillan p, Fryfogle 2b, Walker lf, Wel- wood if 8th, Eadie rf, St. Marie rf 8th, Storey lb, Foxton lb 8th. Wiarton: Schroeder c, Wilford ss, Skene cf, Krueger rf, Ward rf 7th, Brown p, B. Perkins p 3rd, Weis 3b, Adams 2b, T. Perkins if and p 7th, Lester p, 9th. R H E Wingham 036 010 1015 26 22 3 Wiarton 100 002 030 6 5 11 Teeswater and Lucknow Visit The Wingham Bowling Club was host on Thursday evening to the Teeswater and Lucknow clubs. Sixty bowlers were pre- sent, Mrs. J. Maclntyre and Gor- don MacKay tied for first with 2 wins plus 29 and Miss Y. Mc- Pherson and W. Miller tied for second, 2 plus 27. Third was J. Bowman, 2 plus 26, Fourth prize was son by Mrs. R. Fisher and S. McDonald, tied; 5th, Miss I, Miller, G, McPherson, tic; 6th, Miss Fisher; 7th, Mrs. W. Dexter; 8th, Mrs. E. Hackett and H. Sherbondy, tie; 9th, Mrs, A. Blair and 5, A, Wilson, tie; 10th, A. Wilson; llth, Mrs. M. Rome and I, Miller, tic. Outfielder: "You didn't do so well with that millionaire's daughter, eh?" Rookie: "Terrible, No hits, no runs, no heiress." Joe Vansfone Wins Swim Competition Joe Vanstone was the winner of the Hafermehl Trophy in the 15 -mile swim last Friday. There were only three contest- ants, all of whom swam much shorter distances than they are capable of doing. Murray Gaunt, a . P. P, , blew the starting whistle at 8.45. Marilyn Riley, Brian Forsyth and Joe Vanstone were the competitors. The water was very cold and Marilyn was the first to be forc- ed out by cold and cramps. She was followed by Brian, who had four miles to his credit. Joe caught up and tied him for the four miles, swimming another ten or twenty feet to claim the trophy. The competition only lasted three hours. The trophy was presented by Michele Finney on Saturday, during the Frontier Days festivi- ties. Brussels in Soccer Playoffs We understand the Brussels soccer team is at present play- ing in the finals. It has been brought to our attention by a reader that 40 years ago the Brussels team won the W.F.A. Junior Championship for Ontar- io, when the team competed with Galt for the trophy. The sport has remained a popular one in Brussels for well over 40 years. A AWAY THEY GO—Three teenagers, Mar- ilyn Riley, Brian Forsyth and Joe Van - stone entered the 15 -mile swim on Fri- day morning to compete for the Hafer - mea I Trophy. The trio is pictured as they took to the water at the start of the competition. Cold water hampered the swimmers, but Joe Vanstone swam over four miles to capture the prize. —Advance -Times Photo. Eight Rinks at Tournament A local doubles tournament was held Monday at the bowl- ing green with eight rinks. First prize was won by Mrs. J. Kerr and Miss Phyllis Johns, 2 wins plus 16; second Mrs. G. MacKay and Mrs, Walter Brown, 2 wins plus 3; third, Mrs. R. DuVal and Mrs. O. Haselgrove, 1 win plus 8, with an aggregate of 25; fourth, Miss Y. McPher- son and Miss Agnes Williamson, 1 win plus 8 and 23. The consolation was won by Mrs. J. Finnigan and Mrs. R. Downey. The spider was won by Mrs. Finnigan. Any man who is laid up in bed after a car crash is acci- dent prone. 2 DAYS IEFT TO ENROLL IN YOUR HURON COUNTY MULTICARE GROUP MULTICARE PAYS DOCTOR'S BILLS FROM THE VERY FIRST CALL, PAYS SURGICAL BILLS PLUS ASSISTANT AND SPECIALIST FEES, CHIROPRACTOR AND OSTEO- PATH CALLS AND CHARGES, DIAGNOSTIC AND LA- BORATORY TESTS, MATERNITY BILLS, AMBULANCE EXPENSES. ALL THIS WITH NO AGE LIMIT, NO MEDI- CAL EXAMINATION, NO CLAIM FORMS. NO APPLICA- TION REFUSED. GET ALL THE FACTS FOR YOURSELF CALL -- W1NGHAM MOTEL 357-1342 ASK FOR YOUR MULTICARE REPRESENTATIVE MULTICARE GROUP ENROLLMENT CLOSES SATURDAY, SEPT. 7 ACT NOW! Canada Health and Accident Assurance Corp.