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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1963-09-19, Page 17Wingham Advance -Tiara, Thursday, Sept. 19, 1903 -- Page 9 Newest Fall SIyIes al REASONABLE PRICES CALLAN SHOES YOUR FAMILY SHOE STORE WINGHAM, ONTARIO PHONE 357-1840 Windsor Citadel Singing Company (SALVATION ARMY) Saturday Evening and Sunday St. Andrew's S.S. Room and in the Council Chambers, Town Hall MERLIN TAKES FIRST GAME IN CASA INTERMEDIATE C Merlin downed the Wingham Brophy Goodyears in the first game of a best -of -three series in O. A.S. A. Intermediate C play in Wingham on Saturday night. The score was 3-1. The boys from the south tool, the lead in the second inning when they scored a run on a walk, passed ball and a single. THOS. JARDIN In the eighth they sewed it up with two more runs scored on two singles and a triple.. In the Goodyears' half of the eighth, a run was scored when Barry Fryfogle led off with a triple and scored on an outfielc flyby Ken Saxton. Merlin: G. Johnston, 3b.; MacDonald, r. f. ; Gillespie, Did You Know DISTRICT MANAGER BOX 394 WINGHAM, ONT. that $1,000 invested into Investors Mutual in March 1950 is worth over $3,500 today? JUST CALL OR WRiTE ir investors OE CANADA, LIMITED PHONE 357-3661 • 2b.; Nicholson, lb.; Bowers, 1. f. ; Haddock, s, s. ; T. John- ston, c, f. ; Ford, c. ; Mifflin, P. Wingham; Saxton,. c. f. ; Baker, c, ; Bain, s. s. ; Mac- Millan, lb.; Hotchkiss, p.; Gardner, 3b,; Cerson, 1.f.; Fryfogle, 2b,; Eadie, r. f. R H E Merlin 010 000 020 3 8 1 Wingham 000 000 010 1 5 1 Fergus Lady Golfers Here The Wingham lady golfers entertained nine lady golfers from Fergus on September 10, The ladies matchedoff and played 18 holes on a beautiful autumn day, The best scores were held by Edith Rathbun and her sister Dorothy Singer of Sarnia for low gross; Irene White and Kay Oldfield, Fergus, for low net. Lucky draw was won by Vera Nicklasson, Fergus. Before returning home the ladies enjoyed a bountiful pot luck supper provided by the lady golfers. Members are ask- ed to remember that the Carl- ing Trophy and the Dorothy Conron Rose Bowl are to be played for Thursday this week. THIS FALL Fertilize ,ay a. 1111'1 ll SPIIFADING WAY EARN MORE Balanced fertilization of hay and pasture fields in late Summer and Fall insures winter hardiness and early, rapid and uniform growth next year. These advantages add up to yield increases of at least three-quarters of a ton of forage per acre. General recommendations are for 0-20-10 on clay soils and 0-20-20 on lighter land at 300 lbs. per acre each year. (If application is not made each year, larger amounts are recommended). Maximize Profits -- set yield goals and shoot for them. Fertilizers represent the most effective means of increasing yields and profits, Bulk Fertilizer „r; SAVE MORE Use Co-op bulk spreading service and reduce your labour and machinery costs. Co-op bulk spreading saves you time and effort and actually costs very little. Your fertilizer is spread at approximately bag prices. With Co-op modern equip- ment you are assured of fast service and uniform distri- bution of the fertilizer. •Rvg,+h•rm had, 1/a,/ Truck or Tractor- Drawn Spreader sec your Co-op a nd arrange for the most practical, most economical spreading method for your farm. Spreading is another CO-OP Service to the Ontario Farmer. • BELGRAVE CO.OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION BELGRAVE WINGHAM 357-2711 BRUSSELS 388 -W -1O Jamestown Bali Teams Capture Two Trophies The vicinity of Jamestown is the proud owner of two softball trophies this season. The Jamestown Intermediates were successful in trimming the Kurtzville team to win the Tri - county Softball Trophy. Ceremony for Gas Turn -fn An official ceremony mark- ing the arrival of natural gas in the Durham, Hanover, Walker- ton area has been scheduled for Thursday, September 26th at 11.30 a.m. The natural gas turn -on will take place at Union Gas Com- pany's newly built gate station on No. 4 Highway, just west of Durham. Invitations are be- ing extended to almost 100 municipal and business leaders from throughout the area. The ceremony will feature the lighting of an olympic- style torch symbolizing the in- troduction of natural gas to the three communities. Among those participating will be F. R. Palin, Union Gas President and general manager. Following the turn -on a reception will be held at the Canadian Legion Hall in Han- over. Actual service to customers is expected to commence Oct- ober lst in Durham, a week later in Hanover and by mid- October in Walkerton. Kitchener Mallon Joins CTV Network CKCO-TV, the Kitchener - Waterloo station on Channel 13 has changed over from CBC programming to CTV, begin- ning last Sunday, September 15th, CKCO's Promotion Dir- ector, William Whiting an- nounced, .The reason for leaving the CBC, he stated, was due to the duplication of programs in the many areas that CKCO-TV serves. Since the changeover last Sunday, television viewers in this area now have a wider selection of programs, since they are now able to see both national television networks. Turnberry Twp. Council Meets Reeve A. D. Smith presided at the regular meeting of Turn - berry Township council, when communications were read from the Department of Highways, Stratford, and St. Michael's Hospital, Toronto. It was moved that B. M. Ross of Goderich be engaged as engineer for the culvert on Powell's sideroad, • GENERAL ACCOUNTS Mrs. Jean McKay, nursing home care, $252.75; Callander Nursing Home, $84.25; relief, $104.00; Frances Paulin, one fox, $4.00; John V. Fischer, part salary, $45.00; Receiver General, unemployment insur- ance, $8.16; Municipal World, supplies, $7.66, ROAD ACCOUNTS George Lambert, $27.50; George Gallaway, $286.98; William Mundell, $206.67; Ernie Merkley, gas, $108.00; James Wright, cutting trees, $17,00; Canada Culvert Co. Ltd., $21.62; Campbells Gar- age, truck repairs, $13. 18; Crawford Motors, $ ,95; Ideal Supply, tractor repairs, 82.47; E. 11. Cathers, loader and truck rented, $116.00; B. 11. Moffatt, account, 85.66; Harvey Krotz, mower repairs, $42.00. The players on the team are Don Gray, Lloyd Wheeler, Max, Demaray, Ross Peacock, Jim Adams, Barry Breckenridge, Joe Nicholson, Bill Gamble, Keith Johnston, Bob Adams, Dale Breckenridge and manager Jack Nicholson. After the final game the members of the team and their wives enjoyed a de- licious turkey dinner at the American Hotel, Brussels. S.S. No. 10 Morris, known as Ramsey's school, in the Jamestown district, were suc- cessful in beating the S,S, No. 3 school team to win the Morris Twp. School League Trophy. They were also presented with the George Baker Trophy. The players on the team are David Cowing, Neil Gowing, Lloyd Peacock, Gladys Jermyn, Brian Adams, Wayne Johnston, Ruth Jermyn, Arm McKercher, Bonnie Johnston with alternates Jeff Thornton and Ken Gowing. The manager and coach of the team is Jim Adams. Wingham Golfers At Port Elgin Several golfers from Wing - ham attended the Saugeen Golf Tournament held recently at Port Elgin, including Omar Haselgrove, Matt Boyd, Ian MacLaurin, Glenn Madill, Jack Lloyd, John Cruickshank, Har- vey Fisher and Warren Callan. Jack Lloyd won second low net, B. Flight; Warren Callan, second low gross, B. Flight and Ian MacLaurin, fifth low gross, B. Flight. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23rd Any of you men who would like to bowl, come on down. You are cordially invited to start off with us Monday evening. YOUR CAR WILL RUN LIKE NEW AFTER WE GIVE IT AUTO SE WO SERVICE afart REPAI RSi VICE Bad wether is not far away. Prepare your car for it now. This is the place to bring it. It'll leave here running at its best. We're equipped to precision check your engine, reset the ignition timing, tune the engine, check the brakes — Everything to keep your car in top running order. MORNING.. NWQON... and NIGHTTlME T00! 1 An automatic electric water heater gives you plenty of hot water for all your household needs ... and quick recovery when more hot water is needed .. . for just a few cents a day. live belter.. ELECTR 1 CALLY --kofr,,dp,o4t,,kocem ttj Wingham Public Utilities Commission