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MEWS AND BOYS' .WINTER WEARING APPAREL only electric heating can offer you all these advantages 14 District High School News Wrestling BY ROSS WiGHTNIAN Winsharn Nlatmen travelled to On NIonday, January lo, the St. Marys for a very successful meet. The results of the mat- ches were as follows: 98 lb. -- T. Johnston (W.) pinned J. Rinn at 1:56, 106 lb, -- T. Cronin (W.) pinned D. Graham at 3:15. 115 lb. -- B, Rule. (S.M.) pinned J. Philips at 5:03. 123 lb. -- D, Cronin (W.) pinned K. Rankin at 1:38, 130 lb. -- k, Wightman (W.) pinned W, Blocker at 1:02. 136 lb. -- L, Elliott (W.) pinned L. Face). at 2:18 141 lb. -- D. linnie (S.M.) pinned G. Snell at 2:45. 148 lb. -- D. Sleightholm (W.) pinned D. Ratcliffe at 0:27. 157 lb. -- D, Dennis (W.) pinned K. Pederson at 3:00. 168 lb. -- N, Corrin (W.) pinned D. Trudgeon at 1:24. 183 lb. E. Sleightholm(W.) decisioned NI. Zurbrigg at 10-4. Unlimited -- D, MacDon- ald (S.1\1.) pinned H. Mutter at 1:56. Final score: Wingham 43; St. Marys 15. The next meet is an invita- tional tournament at Listowel, January 22 when Toronto, Lon- don, Arthur, Listowel and Wingham schools will be com- peting. 0 - f Boys' Basketball BY GLEN MADILL Once again the basketball season is upon us and the Wing- ham boys' teams seem to be off to an unusually slow start. Last Monday the Senior team travelled to St. Marys for an exhibition game. Unfor- tunately for the St. Marys team it was just a practice for they soundly thumped Wingham by the score. of 53-27. Murray Procter was Wingham's top scorer. The regular schedule open- ed on Thursday against Clinton, in Clinton. We thought the game at St. Marys was bad but Clinton was an absolute disas- ter area. Due to an oath tak- en by all members of the sen- ior team I am sworn to secrecy and will not be able to release the score. The Junior boys also played and met with the same fate„ but not so badly. They put up a terrific battle but went down to defeat 44-32. Next week the boys are on the road again. It was a ter- rible way to start the season but the teams are not discouraged, so let's everyone get together and get behind them, all the way. We wish them better luck next week. Girls' Basketball BY DIANNE GROVE On Thursday of last week, the first game to begin the jun- ior and senior girls basketball season was played at Wingharn D.H,S, The Junior girls played first. They had some very good bas- kets scored, but unfortunately, even with all their efforts they were defeated by the Clinton girls, by a score of126-13, The second game of the af- ternoon was a battle between the Clinton and Wingham sen- iors. The Clinton team was ahead in the first quarter and kept this pace up until the game ended, However, the Wingham girls pulled them- selves together and with four minutes left, they started to play basketball: I am sorry to say that at this time I cannot give you the score of this game, as it has been lost and forgot- ten. On the whole, all the teams made a fine showing and I am sure everyone had fun, Kathryn DuCharme Still in Traction Many students at W.D.H.S. have been wondering how Kath• ryn DuCharme is doing at Vic- toria Hospital, London. She sounds cheerful but must still remain in London for another couple of months. Kathy was injured in an ac- cident the latter part of Sep- tember when she suffered a broken and badly injured right leg. The cast is now off the lower part of the leg but she is still in traction. She expects they will know by the end of January or early February what must be done to the upper part of the leg. Kathryn sends her rega:ds to all her friends and is looking forward to getting home in about two months' time, (She didn't say this, but here's a little reminder. Don't forget the cards and letters, kids. Two months can be an AWFULLY long time. The ad- dress is Room 629, Victoria Hospital.) Bonnie Willie Is Patient in Local Hosp. Bonnie Willie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Willie of town underwent surgery at Wingham and District Hospital last Thursday evening. Reports on Tuesday indicated she was beginning to feel a little bet- ter. By the way, Bonnie is grate- ful to the students who are tak- ing notes for her in class and delivering them to the hospital, Hi-C to Conduct Youth Service BELGRAVE—The iii-C Group met Sunday evening in the church basement \N ith president Bob Taylor, in charge, The minutes were read by Marilyn Taylor and treasurer's report given by Dave Beecroft, It was decided that the 111- C Group will rake the church service for Christian Youth Week, The group decided also to hold a dance with the follow- ing committee to make plans, Luuk Meulwyk, Donna Grasby, Murray Vincent, Bob Taylor, Marilyn Taylor. Audrey Cool- tes was named to rent the hall, The next meeting will be Sun- day, Jan, 23, Audrey Coultes gave the call to worship followed by a hymn. Scripture was read by Audrey, Rhonda Fear led in prayer. The offering was re- ceived by Luuk Meulwyk and Brian Hopper. "Abide With Me" was sung. Brian Hopper led the discus- sion with the topic, "Parent- Teen Relationship". The group divided into two groups for dis- cussion and rejoined for further discussion on the findings. Mur- ray Vincent led the recreation. Taps closed the meeting. Messenger Groups Met BELGRAVE--The January meeting of the Messengers was held on Sunday in the church school rooms. The motto and prayer were given and the of- fering was received by Brian Smith. Story Time was read by Mrs, Gordon Pengelly and Mrs, Wilfred Walker. The worship opened by sing- ing several children's hymns. The Scripture was read, The theme of the worship was"Shar- ing and Serving", Prayer clos- ed the worship and the child- ren colored pictures. The Junior Messengers' meeting was opened with a story by Rhonda Fear followed by hymns, Games were enjoy- ed and the offering received. For crafts the children made pictures from paper plates and Christmas cards, under the dir- ection of Mrs. James Lamont. W. H. HAMILTON OPTOMETRIST Josephine Street WINGHAM FOR APPOINTMENT Phone 357-1361 so so Wingham Advance-Times, Thursday, Jan. 20, 1965 — Page 3 YOUNG MEN'S f:',7 SKI JACKETS VALUES NOW '9.99 UP TO $24.95