The Wingham Advance-Times, 1958-06-18, Page 9boats have been known to: Jose
control becauase of Ma; ,
TWO in the Boat
When towing a skier, give other
boats and obstacles a wide berth
and watch a wide front ahead, You
need two in the hoat for •this sport,
one to keep an eye on the skier,
the other to operate the boat,
Your motor should he in neutral
when picking up a skier, To start
him in the water, wait until the
tips of his skis show and are in
position, "Thumb up" is his signal
for more speed, "Thumb down"—
slow up. Make wide turns and
don't let your skier get an the
inside—he'll sink 'through lack of
speed.
Learning to Ski
If you're learning to water ski,
practise first on the beach, With
the feet in the bindings, sit On
the back of the skis with legs
bent tight against the, chest. Keep
your arms straight—this• is most
important, Now have sorrieone pull
you up to a standing position.
Try it several times before tack-
ling it on the water.'
In about two and alialf feet of
water, put on the skies and sit
down. Allow the tips to show as a
signal -for the driver. As the boat
:starts, allow- yourself to •be --pulled
to the standing position as you
practised. Remember, knees bent—
arms straight, You steer the skis
by merely shifting weight and
'leaning in the desired direction.
Practise first inside the wake
until you have confidence—from
then On it's easy.
You might 'write to the Outboard
Marine News Bureau, Peterbor-
ough, 'Ontario, for their "How To"
book on water skiing.. It covers
everything from learning to trick
skiing, and even has plans for an
adjestahle water Ski jump,
MIGHTY T V MIKE Ta
FOUR OF THESE MINIATURE F'Aei MEN IN A SENSATIONAL TAG TEAM: MATCH. COME.
,irn SEE THESE FOUR LITTLE STARS AS THEY AMUSE AND MARA, THE FANS AND
CONVDSE THE REFEREE,
Wingham Arena, Saturday June 21 .45 p.m.
450 lb. WRESTLING BEAR—World Famous TV and Movie Star.
This amazing Animal will wrestle two heavy weights at one time, a treat
to see, worth the price of admission alone.
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•in. Charge of the field. daY ler the
West WaNanosh school., held this
PridaY .S.S, No. 1.7 on Concession
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Minor tennis FR BE if arriving
' • in .0, body.
ListeWel nemorial. park
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leek tiOrna .with none 0 it
Mellby •Chicage.„
should ha .a good :ono t.
with a Jap en one Side and
sOme KsiihY on' the other-,
Great Scot awl Ivan Vollfott
clash In the Other matehi,-,
Mr, and MM. jaciner Mid
baby,- -George of WeStfleld Visited .
.011 Silltday..0: tile home of her
McAllen Mrs, 1:), PnW,
Mr, and Mrs, Sas, _30bnoten. and
'children of Turnberry and Mr, and
.Mrs, .Gerahorn Johnston visited en
with,,Mi!, and Mrs, Hinz,
of Mimkton,
• Mrs,: Jas,".Ctirrie and Mrs, Ken-•
.neth ',Currie visited on .Monday
.1aSt Miss' Resettit; Den,ins . of
MilVerton, ' _
Mr. And MrS. Wni,-Hintoul and
family visited on SundaY With Mr.
and Mrs, Wrn Ford, Wingbam.
Mrs. jas. McInnis was in Lon-
don on Saturday end 'Visited with
her husband, Patient in Victoria
Hospital: during the past two Weeks
following an operation on his eyes-
10-esh yoei Fogor •
ease$ he seems to know More hold$
than the TV graPPlePs, This NM
gladiator is a star In Ilia own right
hit has boon in several movio :OW
snob as 'The YU,Kon Tale" a 030'
flinhi and "Old Yeller" and to see
him wrestle two heavyweights at.
once is worth the price of admiti,
sion alOne, Alex Barris, IVLO, of the
TV show 'The Harris Heat" says
he has never seen any animal like
this big black bear, "Xt's the Most
wenderftilly trained animal have
ever seen" he quotes, so he must,
be good,
Two t)ther, all , star matches will
round out 'this . outstanding card"
and both will .bp over the,. two out
of three falls reute with a one
hour thine. limit, •Titz one 'of these
bontt *Great Motto, that son*
trict life member in, recognition of
her serViee$ SS seer,etary.treasurer , Of the district ,branch for six years,
Mr. and. Mrs, Alain Purdan
rived. home from. their honeymoon
trip on Monday,
Miss Hunter, of tueltnew, a.grad-
vote of Stratford Teachers'. College,
is teaching this week at S,S,
1.0 Winless, while the teacher, m rs,
Collins, ,attends a meeting,
The Women's Institute is meet-
ing on June 22 for the painting- job
at the. Memorial Hail here, and for
their bus fain to
June 3.0,
The you,pg folks of the Currie
and Gaunt relatives met on•Friday
evening at the home of Mr. and
Mrs, Russell Gaunt, who were eele,
brating the tWenty-lifth anniver-
sary of their marriage; and twerity-
five guests enjoyed a family dinner
at the Hefei 'Brunswick , dining
room on Saturday evening.
TV Midgets ,at
Areua Saturday
Wingham Arena this coming
%tUrday, June 21, an all star wre*
tling Show featuring the TV mid-
gets will be presented, There will
be a tag team match with foal; of
these fabulops little stars etivort-
ing about the ring 14 a two out 'of
three fails affair, All of:the ,mid-
gets 'names are not available at
For further policy information
Phone 293
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RE: Insurance Agency
OF TIDE, LATE.
MRS, MAUDE DODD
Al) policyholders of this business
please be advised that this
agency lies been ptuailia'sed by
Stewart A. Scott
VVINGHAM
Mr. 'and Mra. E, E, Walker at-
tended:the:funeral on Sethrday of
,the fermer's uncle, the late Rich-
ard Moore of Tara, with interment
in 'Tara,
Mr'. and TVErs. Kenneth Currie
and . family were In London
Saturday,
Mr, and Mrs. Jos. Thompson and
their granddacignter, Mrs, Ted
Cully, of Hamilton, visited on Sim-
day with Mr,' and Mrs. Calvin Robinson. ,• Water Skiing
Redd it in the
MORNING
while it's,.
NEWS !
: ' Mr. and Mrs.,Guy Henderson of
Walkerton ,Visited on SundaY with
Mrs. g.,E. Walker.
Rnbert'Ilinehill, Kenneth Onrrie
-9AniBeatliek :Galbraith, ,-were Sun-
4a$' Minors' with, Mr. -Rutherford
R'eavie:In,Westiniiister Hospital.,
•:-1l,13,f.- and' Mrs.' Sas. O'Brien of
'Kincardine visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Cinamney,
',and and Mrs, Jack Perdue and
f3on, John, of Toronto, who were
visiting' with - his -mother, Mrs, A,
Perdue of Belgrave, also visited
at the Chan-may home on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sleightholm
and !family visited on Saturday
vvith his-. parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Sleightholm. of Listowel, and
Mrs. Sleiglifholm and "Janet spent
the `week,end' there when they
fourid- Mrs, Wank Sleighholm
under the doctor's care.
Mrs. Jas. McGinn of Iroquois
.3p,e,nt the past two weeks at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Owen
King, Mrs. King and 1VErs. Thos.
Metcalfe motored to Iroquois last
rhursclay yvhen Mrs. McGinn re--
turned:11,2mo. The ladies returned
home by the St. Lawrence Seaway.
Mr, and ,Mrs..'Ross Smith asd . .
Kathy of Toronto, spent the week-
erid Withher parents, NEI% and Mrs.
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* Fat 'highest quality and ,jovii prices,,yon ean-ilepend.:on Foodlatiid
as they have their own growers vontraeted to slimily everY P
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. - '• • ii • _ = a NEXT WEEK IS THE BEST WEEK. FOR STRA,WBERRIE.
Also limn the preeeSsing plant for FRESH PITTED RED and ti,.1
SWEET BLACK CHERRIES is an offer worth 'taking.
THIS IS A 25e COUPON,. NOW AT THE
STORE, ALLOWING EVERYONE 25c OFF
THE REGULAR PRICE WHEN ORDER.,'
ING YOUR PAIL or comotir.S.
• THIS WEEK'S, SPECIAL --- WATERMELONS
•noW at their peak in flavour and perfection 79e.
this time h ."11.zt II-rish Jacky will be WROXETER
Alm Allan Etunstead was the winner ,in the Draw for She
104i lb. hag of sugar — another Draw made in July.
FOODLAND MARKET,' II- ,
Phone 207 Wingham '" 'Free DeliVer • 511•Innoimillsopsomminsisuminolvoinenumumaiiiiii
$1200 in Prizes
Wednesday, June 18
Community Centre, Mildmay
$500 Speciall'Must Go
Two $100 Specials
Twelve regular games fOr $40,00 each
One Share the Wealth
Mr, and Nfrs, LeVi Pleman and
chilciren vitited on Sunday With
his mother, Mrs, Rinman and
with Mr. and Mrs, Artlair King
of Owen -Sound,
Mr. Robt, Floyd, LeroY Haines
and Mrs; Clifton Moore and her
son, Allan, ef London, spent a few
days„ last week- with Mr. and Mrs.
Kennedy of Marnoch. Mr.
and iVrrs. Fred Helland, Fred, Ken-
neth and Hairy of Parkhill visited
at the Kenhecly home on Saturday
Mrs, Pearl Justin of London,
spent the week-erid at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cook ,of Mar-
1M:rt.:R. MacLean and Mr. David SpO'rta is Water skiing. Here are a
- One 'of the most thrilling of. all
MacLean of Brussels visited on few tips- to help you get ttarted,
Sunday at the home of the form- There is a definite linntation on er's daughter, Mrs. Wm. Irwin. the Milling capacity of any boat. The congregation of Brick 'Unit- ed Church plan to hold their an- whether inboard or outboard. Make
sure you have enougn load power aiversary services and the opening to give you the needed sneed for ef their new church on, Sunday,
July 6th. water skiing, I have pulled an
Mr, and-Mrs. Allan Pattison and adnit skier out Of deep Water With.
Mr. and MrS. Roy Pattison visited n o •Ir°1-thl e at ,a11- using Evin-
nide IT.P. on a lignt 1.4-foot on Sundai With Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Watson of Forest and H-P• motor will' ba n d it' Mrs, Pattison stayed to spend a three,,skiers very easily and I have
few days there this week. seen a 50 1-T.P.'pull five water skiert
Mr, and Mrs, W. S. Humphrey '
of St, Helens' visited on Sunday at The,'selection of skis is deter-
the ,home of, their daughter, Mrs: miried• by the weight of the skier; Geo, Walker and Mr, Walker. a .,goadiaverage ski, length is 5'n"
ivrr.Nand Mrs. Melvin 1Vfathers Of for .y.oungsters, 5'9" for women and
Morris and Mr,' and MrS. James 6'3", for the skipPer. They should Gaunt left on Saturday to spend the week-end -on a moter trip be",' at ,least seven or eight inchn$
through Pennsylvania: wide, Remember the greater the
ski surface the smaller the drag
Mr, and Mrs. Alex Robertsan • ' — Too -:.the' transom width of , yOur and tamily spent Monday in Lon- ,
don. boat:hat-a lot to do With the pull- .
ing,:capanity of your moter . Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Kennedy Visit,
ecl on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, the:- Widen it is the more skiers it
Jack Woolcock of Glenannan. can"handle„
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Tiffiii were in ,.The right method of attaching
London , on Saturday. and. visited the. tOwline is with bolts to the
with her uncle, Mr. Lloyd Bell, with tr'ansom. 'They should be installed, Mrs, Thos. Biirke, Wingham, and approximately three inches below Mr. Jas. McInnis, all .of whom are
patients in Victoria lipspital.,
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ritchie
Visited on Sunday with Pinkerton
friends.
Mr. and JVIrs, John Murray and
family of Sharon are spending this
week at the Toni Ross cottage at
Langside. Mr. Ross is Mr, Murray's
great-grandfather.
The Ladies' Aid of the Langside
Church met last Thursday evening
at the home of Mrs. John Crow,
8thlvEnr, and Mrs. Gilbert Hanfilton of
Lucknow and Mr. and' Mrs, A. E.
Bueltton spent Tuesday in Toronto
at the home of the latter's brother,
Mr. Chas, Jones, -
Mr. and Mrs, Walter Jaines,
Leonard and Roy , Of Woodstock,
spent the week-end with ber par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Moore.
Mr. and Mrs.' Kenneth Dickson
and children of Belmore visited
there on Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. McInais of
Gorrie visited on Sunday at the
home or his sister, Mrs. Orville
Tiffin.
Mr. and. Mrs, Beverley Mitchell
Of .Moletworth and Mr. and Mrs.
Abbert' Galbraith of Wingliarn,
Extra and special cards 25c; 5 for $1.00
Doors open at 8.00 p.m., starts at 9.00, over
about 11.00 pan.
aingos are held in IVIildmay every second
Wednesday.
, Proceeds for Community Service Projects.
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over $1500 at
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visited on Sunday with Mr, and
Mrs. Gordon Elliott:
Mrs. Jas, Laidlaw of Goderich,
spent a few days last week with
with Mr, and Mrs, Elroy Laidlaw.
Mr, and Mrs.' Kenneth Dowling
visited on Sunday with Mr. arid
Mrs, Eric Cox- of Rothsay.
:Mr. and Mrs. Earl Caslick, Mrs.
Wallace Conn, George and Muriel,
visited on Sunday with Mr. arid
Mrs Gordon Scott of Ripley.
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Brick Ladies
Rear Reports
WHITECFIURCH—The W.M.S. of'
Brick United Church, met on Wed-
riesday evening last, atthe home of
Mrs. John Jamieson, with 15 ladies
,p,resent, and with. Mrs. Gordon Mc-
Otirne'Sr presiding, The theme or
the meeting was, -"What doth the
Lord require of me?"
Mrs. McBurney read the Scrip-
ture message from Micah Chap. 6
and Mrs. Chas. Shiell had charge
of the meditation period, Mrs. Roy
Pattison led in prayer, Mrs. Harry
Cook gave the delegate's report of
the Presbyterial at Clinton, and
Mrs, Clarence Chamney, as supt. of
the Mission Band, gave that report
from the Presbyterial meeting,
Mrs. Jamieson as convener of the
Friendship Committee, and Mrs.
Dow, Missionary Monthly Sec, and
Mrs. Roy Pattison, see,, of, the
Baby Band, each gave the reports
of the similar ones at the Presby-
terial, Mrs. Sidney Thompton gave
the Literature report and the press
report given by Mrs. Gilbert Bee-
croft at the Presbyterial meeting,
Mrs. Nortrian Coultes gaVe the can-
didate report, end Mrs, Me-
Burney the SteWardship report,
All enjoyed the discussion that
folloWed each report, in reference
to their own meetings.
Mrs, Alex Leaver elosed the*. meet,
ing with prayer, The ladies decid-
ed to hold their special invitation
Meeting in October this year,
Resc, Neil McComble of Ripley
will have charge of the service in
the Presbyterian Church Ort Sun ,
dan, The W,M,S. of the Presbyter-
Chuireh will Meet this Thurs-
day at the home of Mrs, Donald
Rots,
The Institute ladies have been
invited to SE. Helens on Wednesday
to attend a tea and bazaan Meeting
with a special program for the day,
Many in this communitY Were
010Astcl to luiVe Mrs. Victor tin.
lertiOn honored at the artnital Meet-
ing' the Thstitute 'held on Friday
Oelinbre, Mrs. tmersOit had
been lifc member of this branch
tot btit*ai
cis little ots
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Elliott, Mrs.
Alonzo Sparli-ng arid Miss Hazel
Snarling spent Friday in tendon.
'Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dane were
Sunday visitors with Miss Emma
Williamson at Fordwich.
Mr. and Mrs, Elmen Gallagher
and sons, Toronto, spent the week-
end with Mr. Albert Gallagher. Mr.
Gallagher has returned from. a two
Months' vacation. in 'Toronto and
with Mr. and Mrs, Robert Michner
at St. Clairesville., Ohio.
' 'Nfn, and MrS. Henry Weber, Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Grob°, Harriston,
Mr. and Mrs.,-VVin. Dowling and
MI-a-Doug 'Currie arid Susan, Mt.
Forest, Were' Sunday guests of Mr.
and Mrs, Lloyd Elliott.
Mr. and Intl's. Fred Hyndman, of
Gorrie, and Mrs, John Hyndrnan,
Toronto, were 'Sunday viSitorS with
[Mr, and Mrs. Sallies: Doig.
' I and Mrs. Wesley' Ileimpel,
Harvey and Joyce spent Sunday in ,
Stratford.
Miss Elva ,Hupfer left this week
for a motor trip to the West Coast
and plans to be aWay month.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Galbraith
and daughters, Mrs. Murray Ed-
gar aind Wilma jean, Gonne, spent
Sunday with Mr, and „Mrs, George
Galbraith.
Mr. and Mra. ROSS Coates were
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Sack
I-Meat at Littovvel,
lVfra, Sas, 'McNeil, Mr. and Mrs.
Ronhie Higgins and baby spent
Sunday with, Mr, and Mrs, Stewart
Higgins.
Mr. John Huffer. Mrs, Altaic°
Spatting end Miss Hazel Sperling
were Sunday guests Of Mr, and
Mrs, Saines Bremner and Mr. and
Ws, Getirge Hart„RrusScls,
• Was a Weak-end Visitor at the home
Miss Donna IVIeLean, London,
Of hen ncirOlits, Mr, and MrS,
puts new
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Mr. and Mrs. (Allister Green, Lin-
da and Janice of Wing-harn spent
Sunday with' Mrs, W, H. Weir and
Miss- Gertie BUshand attoided the
flewer service, in, the United Church
on ,Sunday. They also called on
Mr, and Mrs. George Gibson, •
Mr. and :Mr's, Harvey Bradshaw'
spent 'Sunday With Mr. an.d Mrs,
Vic :Shera at Moorefield.
Mr.'-apd Mrs, •Win, Newton and
daughters, of Byron, Mr. and Mrs,
.Lyle Hart and Patti, Listowel, were
Sunday guests of Mrs. R. Newton,
Mr, and IVErs, James ,Robertson
and' -Jimmy and Mrs, Ethel Car-
michael, Goderieh, visited Mr. and
Mrs,' Wm, Hart on Sunday. Mr,
arid Mrs, Billy Hart, St. -Catharines
spent the week-end at, the same
nonfe. 'Mrs. Wm. Hart returned
hone with them- for an extended
,visit:•
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Wingham Omario ' ritimp. EXHIBITION ,- :PARIC1146 . . : 'CHILDIR:, .'.'',' tot
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McLean, • Mrs, Kato Stuart, TOOSWater, WS,
,tind Ur; Harty Mdcientlip,
hoo VV.toeloolitt. tioht &IMO, with. ,And 00itie itt1144'
on the card arid along with three
other miniature mat men will
amuse the fans and cenfuse the
referee. This will be the- first time
for rannber of years that the
gets will be seen locally and a-big
turn ant is expected,
Also 'of interest to the Wingham
mat fans i8 the appearance of
"Terrible Ted" the 450 •lb. C.B.C.
wrestling bear. This amazing
mal will astound phi' with his
knowledge of holdt and in some
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