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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1967-11-09, Page 10Men have a much better -tit= of it than women, They marry later., .and die sooner. 1,P.Flow.I.,,,IrNirodm".4!""WPISNWOM• R. HAMILTON OPTOMETRIST Josephine Street. WINGHAM FOR APPOINTMENT Phone 357-1361 • EDIGHOFFERS (Wingham) Limited THE FRIENDLY STORE .1k For Men Only... Cold weather jackets by "CRAFT" get the nod every time. Do come in and see the complete selection — every model is handsomely tailored not only for appearance but for warmth as well. Make certain you see the "PODEROSA" jacket with the Western look. This model is a Suedella finished with borg pile lining. Then too, there are jackets in nylon or wool finish, in short or stroller length with "Borg" or quilted lining. Priced—$19.98 to $29.95 Sport Shirts... Choosing a Sport Shirt will present no problem at all — You've never seen a better selection. The new shades this season are really different and the styles are sharp. There are fine cottons in plain shades with your favorite collar, and many are presented in Perma Iron finish —or you may choose a handsome Knit in the popu- lar Maple Leaf Tartan in regular or jac shirt designs. Priced—$6.00 - $7.00 - $8.95 and $10.00 1111.1111 GETTING INTO THE act with a new cheer at the last home game at WDHS were Melanie Harris, Anne Meyer, Marni Bron. son, Kathy Ducharme and Marilyn Strong. TO HECK with the "old school tie"! kon McBurney is satisfied with the "old school" crest plus his Belgrave Midget championship crest. But that wasn't why he went into this dance. He was clowning for the high school cameraman (or for the girls). Brian Bakker, in the back- ground, wasn't even aware of the camera.—Stuckey. the United States 0 10=01=0=01==0=0===0=0 0 DI 0 IT KEEPS ON GIVING, WEEK AFTER WEEK, AND IS ECONO- Q MICAL TOO. If you have someone on your list who would appreciate receiving The Advance-Times just fill out the form below and we take care of the rest — including a card stating 6 that you are sending the gift. 0 0 A GIFT THAT IS ALWAYS APPRECIATED is a SUBSCRIPTION to THE ADVANCE-TIMES. BY BARBARA WHITE 11A "Lord and Master" of Room 218 this year is Mr. Neil. Born in Tara, Mr. Nell received his secondary school education at Chesley High School. At the University of Waterloo, he obtained his Honours B.A., and his M.A. in mathematics. His hobbies include softball, hockey, fishing and hunting. Of these, softball seems to be his favourite, for he pitches for Dear Problems: I am a sixteen year old boy and going steady with a four- teen year old girl. The other night she gave me my ring back. I asked her why she did not want to go steady. She said she didn't want to be stuck with one fellow but I found out different. Earlier in the day some of my old jealous girl- friends talked her into breaking up with me. That night I hardly slept, or ate very much the next day. What if all girls were like this? What should I do? Heartbroken Dear Heartbroken; I have no idea what your old jealous girlfriends told your steady, however, the fact is, was it true? Have a talk with her and tell her your side. If she still insists upon breaking up go along with her. You are both still young. Don't lose sleep or weight over her though, but look around for someone else. One other thing, I don't believe all girls are like this but I also don't see anything wrong with a fourteen year old girl deciding she doesn't want to go steady. Remember she is still very young. Helping Hand 0--0--0 Dear Problems: I am writing on behalf of a group of girls who have a prob- the Allenford team, and his ambition is to win the 0.A.S.Aa in softball. Teaching grades 10, II and 13, he begins his lessons with the command, "Close your texts and pay attention up here!" Asked what he thought of W.D. H. S. , Mr. Neil replied, " Oh, I like it, so far," I am sure the whole school wishes Mr. Neil a happy, sue- cessful career, and the best of luck in his new position. lem which cannot be settled amongst ourselves. We think you may be able to help us. We have a friend, sixteen years old, who still does not use deodorant, She is a real sweet kid, cute and she would have even more friends if she didn't "smell" so bad. We just don't have the heart to come right out and tell her, but it must be done, and soon! Would you please advise us on the best way of going about it. We would appreciate it very much if you would come up with a solution to our prob- lem Worrying Friends Dear Friends: I would suggest that the best way to let your friend know. about her problem is to go to her mother and tell her the situation. Ask her if she would talk to her daughter about us- ing deodorant. If this is incon- venient or impossible perhaps one among you could explain her problem to her as pleasant- ly as possible, As good friends I think it's your duty to inform her and I think she'll be very grateful to you. Good luck. Helping Hand. Write: PROBLEMS PLUS P.O. Box 458 WINGHAM, ONTARIO Teen Topics INTERVIEWER JUDY RILEY, 11E QUESTION: "How do you think the cheeleaders could raise some money to buy new ehccrleadiug our fJs?" 0 --o--0 McKAY 11M; "M-m-m, I'd better not say. They woulda't go for it." h--0--41 HANNA HE; "The Student Council should help thorn." -0 KAREN PLETCH II: "I think the cheerleaders should ask the Student Council to purchase the new uniforms for them." Q--0-0 OWEN CURTIS 101\1; "They should have a penny drive be- cause knowing how good they are they deserve the best. Chuckle, chuckle." 0-0-0 DOUG CAMERON 11M;" They should go around with a little black box to collect money." 0-0-0 JEAN HOFINSTEIN 12E: "The kids should give donations." 0-0-.0 DON BOSMAN 10; "Why ask. I don't know a thing about it." It's Happening At W.D.H.S. On Tuesday, October 31 another pep rally was held at school in order to create some enthusiasm within the student body, The cheerleaders also demonstrated some new cheers which they had learned in Tor- onto, Not too much reaction was received from the students inside, but outside in the driz- zle they cheered the Mustangs to victory. 0-0-0 It's that rime of the year again! On Monday morning, October :30 the examination timetables greeted everyone. Nobody realizes how fast that time is approaching. Novem- ber 17 is THE day. But cheer up kids, just think -- Christmas holidays will soon be here and then only two more sets of exams to go !! even more lopsided if two of the Mustang TD's hadn't been called back on penalties. One of these was again scored by Randy McGlynn as he really showed excellent ball carrying through the entire game. file Mustangs were plagued by pen- alties through the game but the running and passing attack of the Mustang offense, which was the best its been all season, overcame the penalties. The 0 0 011 ni 0' Please sign the card ) 1 I enclose a MINI MI defense, now considered one of, if not the best in the confer- ence, held the Blue Devils' offense to a standstill as they delivered body crunching tack- les. Mitchell was the only team in the conference to beat us in regular season play and the Mustangs had nothing but sweet revenge on their minds as they overpowered their wary oppon- ents. Wingham now advances into the semi-finals against Coder- /eh on Tuesday, November 7th so let's all, get out and support the team as you did last 'rues', day and the Mustangs will bring the Huron Perth Champ- ionship to its rightful place, Winghani. 4 Page, IP *. WW1 AcIVAPPOTIMea. Tlwraelay. 'MN* .9, 1967 — SCHOOL PAGE MIMIC. Pot Walker New- and Vito W.D. PHOTOGRAPHER: Kerry Stuckey When the Huron Perth play- offs began last Tuesday the home crowd was treated to an 18-0 victory over the Mitchell Blue Devils as Wingham moved into the semi-finals against Goderich. It was a fairly wet day but that failed to dampen the Mus- tangs' spirits as they ran over, through and around the Mitchel: team. The team was at full strength and the defense, which never let Mitchell inside the Wingham 25-yard line , was at their very best as they held their opponents scoreless during the entire game. The offense, led by quarter- back Dave Gowing opened the scoring in the first quarter, when Dave threw a 20-yard touchdown pass to brother Neil Gowing. The outstanding ef- fort in the game was the run- ning ability of the Mustang fullbacks, Randy McGlynn and Doug Gibson. The timing and action was perfect, as Randy pounded over the Mitchell goal for the second Wingham touch- down. Playing both ways in the game, Randy was on the ball as he picked up a Mitchell fumble and ran it back 60 yards for his second major of the day, leaving the score 18-0. The game would have been "Problems Plus" Proclamation THE TOWN OF WINGHAM requests all its citizens to mark Saturday, November 11 REMEMBRANCE DAY in a fitting manner by attending the Cenotaph service — Also business places are requested to remain closed 1:00 p.m, DEWITT MILLER, Mayor. By Doug Elliott Trample Mitchell Blue Devils Mustangs enter semi-finals AT A RECENT pep rally in the WDHS gymnasium Betty Anne Simpson, Ann Gibson and Betty Horsburgh learned some of the new cheers.—Stuckey. IT'S NO SECRET OM/ \ MIMI ..Z1/0 AMS /SONN ...• I am on ono ale rum Mira .=1.1• WO UMW MIS i To: I ji. 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