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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1958-11-26, Page 11• •IF Tura e raw • and. ALL-' ••• FoVv1 Wingham, District High School Wednesday, Dec. 17 8.30 P411,, el-IICK ENS FOR -REGULAR GAMES' TURKEYS FOR SPECIAL AND • DRAW' PRIZES' • - Admission:- ' 4 SPECIALS, ,. E Q1-1 - This Coupon,. presented at purchase of' bingo • 'card entitles, holder in One Chance on FREE Turkey. Draw. NAM E • . „ .":i •,•,!..,.;..F.Intti .4. 'Bring this Coupon - yon must be,,present to AmmimminalESENSMIIIIIME.11111160, Just tell' us where and we'll be there. . . IS IMPORTANT to an expert body .repair job'. . You can' rely on the finest in equipment when you bring your vehicle to 'us for repair. Prompt and reliable service guaranteed at wingh.api' Wingham Phone 746 SID ADAMS, Prop, BOWLING NEWS Ladies' Wednesday League The standing for the ladies' bowl- ing on Wednesday was Robinb 21; Canaries 19; Magpies 17; Wrens 15; Bluebirds 12; Orioles 12, High single, Gwen MacLaurin, 238; high triPle, Florence Macln- tyre, 576. • 0 - 0 - 0 Commercial League League standings for November• Ith: Flying, Saimers 41; 'Sputnik's 27;. Hula Hoops 26; Martians 24; Hot Rods 22; Comets 21. Ladies' high single: Mrs, Allan Hafermehl 254;. Men's high „Single, Allan Hafermehl 213. • g)W-oZoaz.a:f4trZO.ZOZfZ.AMfz,m'=-AfAg-gigigksigr4---og-Mo-Of4K -24WATIC.4 BUY NOW AND SAVE on our big selection of Gifts for Motorists SEAT COVERS, FOG LIGHTS, SNOW TIRES, AUTO' HEATERS, , GENUINE GENERAL MOTORS PARTS and ACCESSORIES 4) ch Drop in and see the NEW CHEV and OLDS - Now On Display Everything for the Modern Motorist at Rio ''ham Motors Phone 119 Winghana )Ooftskedwilkttioic ' , Anilne whp drives a car will appreciate gifts of out tine ac. tessOrie. , .1* 1044 0.0:0010.11104,.41 Citizens and :Taxpayers of the ToWn. of Wingham,; F• or the-past five years I have served as reeve of Winglam, and have represent- ed the town on Huron County Council. I have made every effort to promote the best interests of our town and can promise, that these efforts*will be con- tinued throughout the coming year, GREY CUP MATINEE SATURDAY AT 3.30 P.M. CKNX-TV u CHANNEL 8 highlights from EASTERN AND WESTERN PLAYOFF GAMES LAST YEAR'S GREY CUP CLASSIC Brought to you again this year by a mee THE LARGEST-SELLING FILTER CIGARETTE IN CANADA • 0°. 44f.t• i• ;11 .4"ONP I' I. would like to extend my sincere a. thanks for the confiden6e you have placed in me and offer my hest wishes for the Christmas season and the New Year. J. Roy Adair Reeve, Vote . Warren ►all an Ingham oinin counei!' Having served as a councillor and chairman of the town's finanee committee tor the past 'two years, I would ask your support at the polls next Monday. The Town of Wingham, its successful operation and its future development are matters of fore most concern to me arid, if I am re-elected I can assure you that I will spare no effort to serve our municipality to the very best•of my ability. Warren Callan W.F,F1.7.;[41`3,147,0' 7.0 "...t.fil.'40,4;•°11.444%. Aj, Ths WlathowiMvis400-Thoes, WpOsecolsTo Nov YOUR FAMILY SHOE STORE POPULAR SNOW BOOT FOR OVER THE FOOT $6,95 to $12.95 RUBBER, "and 11.,EATlialt . MOWN MI d BLACK WINWIAM SHOPPINO HOURS DEEEMBER The ;stores in Wingham 'will be open night* On the following dates '— Dec, 19th, 20th, 22nd, 23rd and 24th. Stores will he open all WOdnesday afternoons during the month of December, to refresh ,yott FAgi,/ Kts 4 64 MillilianignMEMEMEMENIEF Wingham Canadian 'Legion missommisommoissimmimmimplammunissammow Bridge Club entIOY REAL flavour in every floyour when you Tere were Vve tables, in play at the Bridge Club on 'Thursday even ing of last week. North and South; First, Mrs,..D. B. Porter; W. H. Prenett; Second, Mrs. J, H, Crawford, Of Easel- grove; third, Mrs, F, A. Parker and J, Past Lid West; First, Mrs; G, Codkin, Mrs, 0, IT, Ross; second, Mrs. E, A, VanStone, Mrs. A Na- smith; tied .for third, Mrs. R, Dun- das and C, Hodgins, Mrs,-J. A. Wil- Son .and 3, Martin. HIGH $CH:001, Highlights Barbara Cameron Has Birthday Party Miss Barbara Cameron entertain- ed several friends at a'birthday party on Saturday, Following a hearty Junch, served by Mrs. W, E, Fielding, the girls enjoyed danc..„ ing and later went skating at the arena. Barbara's guests were Esther Kerr,' Mary Phillips, Brenda Con- roe, Susan Bennett, Judith McKib- bon, Sandra Cameron, Trudy Al- len, Faye Yeo, Joan Chittick and Darcy Mathers. BLUEVALE Mr. and Mrs. George Hethering- tqn and family spent Saturday visiting Mrs. Hetherington's4, par,. eats, Mr, and Mrs. W. T. Jenkins, in Galt, Charles Bdsman, Ross Turvey, Wilson Thornton, Boob Hethering- ton and Mr. Alan Neelon speht Wednesday of last week attending the Royal Winter Fair and ,view:, ,ing the sale of "Stars", Mrs. Carmen Richards, of Hamil- ton, visited friends in Bluevale last •week. Mr. and Mrs, Donald Street, 'Linda and Stephen sped, Sunday at the home of Miss Mary Duff. Miss Ruby. Duff is visiting in Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. 1ti, H. McKinnon spent a day in London last week. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Hoffman on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Clare Hoffman and baby don, Robert Allan, of Exeter, Miss Joyce Hoffman and Mr. Bruce Webb, of Barrie. Laynien's Missionary Sunday observed In the `United Clhurehrlaid. Sunday. ' Mr. Martin Baan, Of lAral- ton, preached' the serrrinn. and Mrs. ,Gordon Ward and family, of Monkton, were visitors at the week-end with ,Mr. and Mrs., Elmer Sellers. `Mr, and Mrs. A. D. Smith attend- ed a reception to Grand Master, Herb 'DAiriort, T O O.F. of", Windsor,' :at BrUssels, on Friday night:. ; 'and'. Mrs. Floyd Moffatt„ of Southampton, were week-end visit- ors at the, home of Mr. and -Mrs.. Burns Moffatt. ' Mr. and Mr's. Jos. Horton and Mrs. A. D. Smith ,spent the week- end in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs, R. H. McKinnon spent a day in London last week. 13 New MembOrs At Knox Church BLIJEVALE — Preparatory ser- vice wag held in Knox Presbyterian Church an Friday evening. Com- munion service was held on Sun- ' da:y, Rev. T, J, Kennedy preaching Ion "Singing", the theme suggested by Christ 'singing at the Last Supper, He spoke of sining in the home, in the church, in sorrow and I death. 'Thirteen new members were re- eeived. •the church, Mr. Ken- nedy held a baptismal ceremony, baptizing David Glenn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Golley and Ronald James, son of Mr, and Mrs. Peter Campbell, , There was a large attendance, Miss Norma Coutts Tells of Mexico The Evening Auxiliary of Wing- ham United Church held the NO- vember meeting in the church parlor on Tuesday etiening of last Week. The theme, "Peace and Brother- hood", for the devotional period was in charge of Mrs. George How- sell, The Scripture reading was given by Mrs, .3, Hamilton and prayers for peace were said by Miss Phyllis Johns and Mrs, A, Bennett. A. story on brotherhood was read by Miss Yvonne McPherson; Mrs. T, Jardin delighted the group with a solo, "Building for Eternity", by N. B. Sargent, Miss Norma Coutts presented the topic, "An Understanding of Mexi- co". Mexico is known as a land of ,contrasts and Miss Coutts gave several incidents regarding that fact. She also spoke of the aglicul- ture, health, education, itliteracy and thvangelism of the country. The 'president, lyrre. N.. Keating, presided for the business.. Reports *ere given by the converters of the committees, The Holiday Bells are to be turned in at -the December meeting.' ' the'ineeting closed with the Miz- pah 'benediction and a social' hour followed... ST. HELENS. 'ie' Christmas ':;ineting of the Wernen's.Institute will be held in the community hall Thursday af- ternoon, December 4th. Roll call, "My favorite Christmas carol". Motto, "I will honor Christmas in my heart and keep it for all the year" by Miss Beatrice McQuillin. Demonstrations of 'table centres and decorations for Christmas by Mrs: Gordon Kirkland, Mrs, Henk Kriger, Langside will tell of Christ- mas injIollancl and there 'will 'be an exchange , of 'Christmas gifts Hostesses, Mrs. E, Gaunt, Mrs. Fred McQuillin, Mrs, L. Wood. Miss W. D. Rutherford was a visitor cVith friends in , Toronto during the week. IVEr, and Mrs, Fred Thompson (formerly Isabelle MacPherson) of Exeter were honored at a gather-, ing in the community hall on Fri- day evening, Dancing was enjoyed to Music by Farrie r's orchestra. During the evening an address of good , wishes was read by Donald Gaunt and John Iththerforcl made the presentation of a gift of money, "Peace" Is Theme Of W.A. Meeting WROXETER — The November meeting Of the Wroxeter W.A. was held on Tuesday of lash week With' Mr, George Gibson and Mrs, Har- ry `Adorns' in charge. Mrs. Gibson opened the meeting with a poem on "Peace", The opening hymn wag "God of 'Our Fathers, 'Known of Old", Mrs, Adams led in, prayer, followeti by the Scripture, Psalm 122, read by Mrs. Gibson. The roil tall was answered with a verse containing the word "Peace", by 18 members, There were three visitors present. IVIrs. Gibson read an article "What is Nate?", The elosing hymn was "Land 6f Our )3irth", followed by the Lord's prayer In unison. Mrs, Merles McCuteheon, the president, took the chair for the busincs portion of the meeting, and a, hew catering committee was appointed, Mrs, 4ohn Snell, Mrs. -George *C4lb`son and Mrs, titavOY Copland, The Christmas meeting During the last few weeks the students, of W,D.H.S. have been raking part in a magazine cam- paign, The total magazine sale was $2,043,44. The High School was allowed to' keep $770.4¢ of these sales, After buying prizes for the campaign, the High School' will purchase a. Hi-Fi, set for the use of the students. The top saleswoman for 'the campaign was Lynn Freuderna,n who brought in $126,25, jean Jones 'vas next with a $77.50, total, and Walt McKibben, third, with a total of $51.27. O- 0 - 0 • Volleyball The 'Senior Girls' Volleyball team competed at W,O.S.S.A. in London last Saturday. South Huron defeated Wingham in two out of three games 14-4 and 12-7 respectively. In the next two games Kingsville defeated Wingham 15-13 and 12-6 respectively. Better luck next year, Seniors! — by Penny Gerry XIIB 0 - 0,- 0 The Semi-Finals The Mustangs journeyed to the semi-finals at Exeter to play against Stratford. The first three quarters of the game was , a see-saw defensive battle in which no scoring occur- red. •In the last quarter Stratford went, for a touchdown to lead 6-0,. and, shortly afterwards, kicked across -the dead ball line, for-,2, more points. The final score was 8-0 for Stratford. The footimil team gave `Ei: great showing this year and this re-' porter would like •to express his' congratulations on beh'alf of the entire student body. —by Keith Robinson XIIB WROXETER Friends of Mrs. Alec. Wright were Sorry to hear of her unfortunate fall, which necessitated being con- fined to hospital, but 'hope for a speedy recovery. Miss Gladys Musgrove, Trenton, spent the week-end at ,her home here. Mr. Earl McLean and son Charl- es of St. Catharines, spent part of • last week with the former's mother, Mrs. J. F. McLean, Week-end guests at the same home were Mr. and Mrs. W. A, Gibson and family of Dundas. Mr. and Mrs, William Hart spent the week-end with their niece, Miss. Annie Hanna, Kingsville. Mrs. Doris. Willis and John, of Whitechurch, spent Sunday with the former's mother, Mrs. Jeffrey Musgrove. Mr. and Mrs: Robert Irvine and family, Wingham, visited friends in the village on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs, Allister Green, Lin- da and Janice, Wingham, and Mr. W. H, Dane, Gerrie, spent,Sunday with Mrs. W. E, Weir 'and Miss Gertie Bush. Mr. and Mrs, George Bechtel and family, New Dundee, spent Sunday at Ross Toman's. Mr. and Mrs. George Gibson, Murray and Glenis, were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Gib- son, Lucan, A successful dance was held in the community hall on Friday eve- ning and prize winners were Mr, Everett Gathers and Mrs. Ken Wright, and Mr, and Mrs, Harvey BradshaW. Mr, Norman Weber, Harriston, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Weber, Har- riston and Mrs. Doug Greenwood, Mr, and Mrs. Harold Mallett, Pal- rnerstoh, were visitors during the week with Mrs. Lloyd Elliott. Sun- day guests at the same home Were ,andItrs. Archie Smith, Ethel, and Mr.' and Mrs, tar]. Hicks, of Harriston". will be in "charge of Mrs, COuplanci and Mrs. MeCutche,m, •The holi- day hells are to be brought in arid an 'exchange of gifts will be given at this Meeting, The buying 'committee is to look after new lightsfor thc quilting room and to liureii.aadi4 salt and pepper shakers. TWO quilta were completed' and pot luck esupper . Wes ealciyati, Legion Service Officers Hold Meet • The Canadian Legion's first na- tional service officers' conference opened in Ottawa last week with a total of 16 delegates, from every province, attending the three-day meeting. Object of the conferenc,e was to further acquaint Legion service officers with all aspects of veterans' legislation.,„ During the conference, delegates heard talks, by numerous representativ,es of government agencies and, also took part }n, group diseussions. , Legion hrnechser vimoffieers are volnnteers who.wqrk throngh.,that dePartment of the Legion dedicat- ed t9 any.^1.veteran ror.- depertdeng kitlf,,pe#S4 tbr'ls relatect, problems. The officials attending thej Conference.are provincial staff members; responsible -for ,the .2403 rlati,?ar:okti* . °i n provinces - •.4 ,•• 'Slinjeets•AIScuSsed at the, current' meeting included the Pengion Act; war, veterans' iallowanea; civil ser- vice; Veterans' treatment regu- lations and Imperial and allied veterans.