The Wingham Advance-Times, 1959-07-01, Page 3DR. W .A. CRAWFORD
IS LIONS PRESIDENT
The Lions Club enjoyeddelle-
ions sinorgasberd dinner at the
cottage of Mr. and 'Mrs. 'Whitney
Grose at Amberley Vritlay eve-
ning,
The Officers for the coming year
were instalieci, The retiring prof-
s thanked for dent, Bill COnron, wa
hii excellent work during the past
with his past year and presented
president's pin by Lion Don NA,
smith, 1114. Conron in turn express-
ed his appreciation to the 01412 for
the fine co-operation during his,
recent illness and 'presented Dr.
W. A, Crawford, the new presi-
dent, with his preSicient's pin,
The installation was conducted
by Lion, Stan Hall and the new of-
ficers are as follows; President,
Dr, W, A, Crawford; first vice-
president, W. B, Clroiltshanit; sec-
ond vice-president, Bill Currie;
third" vlbei.)raltiont','`Nernitth
d Edigboffer;
e. The di're0-
wood; treasurer, E
secretary, Lee Vane
tors are Bill Conron, Dr, X. Mac-
Lennan, Lloyd Casemore and Orval
Struthers.
Eighteen members received per-
fect'attenciance pins, Other Lions
were presented with 35, 20, 15 and
10 year chevrons.
Eligible for 35 year charter chev-
rons were Dr, J, A. Fox, W, A. Gal-
braith, W. H. Hamilton, J. W.
Hanna and L, Sherbondy, Elig-
ible for 20 year chaiter chevrons
J. W. Bushfield, Dr. W. A, Craw-
ford, J. Harley Crawford, W, S.
Hall, R. S, Hetherington, W, B.
McCool, J. P. McKibben and Dr.
W. A. McKibbon,
For 20 year Monarch chevrons,
Gordon Buchanan, F. L. Davidson,
W. H. Freaph, C, MacLean, F.
B. Madill, E. L. Stuckey, Fifteen
fear monarch chevrons, Clarence
Armitage, H. P. Carmichael, G. L.
Dunlop, H. V. Pym. Ten year
charter chevron, Whitney Grose.
Ten year monarch chevrons, D. A.
Cameron, W. B. Conron, Miller Da-
vis, Dr. George Howson, Dr. K,
MacLennan, W. Rintoul, N. 3.
Welwood.
Stewart Beattie addressed Stan
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THEIR RECoMMENOLD
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:Outside Colors $5.95
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TIN TIN
METAL
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Snow Crop, Valley GREEN' PEAS rirst at the season
Ontario No. 1 NEW PO1PATOES
Red, Itipo, Sweet
WATERMELON'
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18-20 lb. average
$L09
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CANTALOUPES
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2 for 35c
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CARTON 890
Oar thanks to
THREE GENERATIONS
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VALUES. EII7ECTIVE..:Ilt
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WIN 04, LOSE ONE
TO hODERICH TEAM
To vostoxo Ativionee-Timos,, Wodasodsf ;all iii, OS.
Queen *0;04 4t Odilli
Held by Youth ...W
Frank •Cellar led in 0401111:ity
singing, with Miss Xartin at 00
Vann,
Guest speaker was the heir, 344,04
Van Impe of Detroit, who also fao
vored with:several accordion A0-
lections. Rev, Van Impe delivered
a timely arid forceful message on,
the Christian's responsibility eifl
it relates to his fellow man. Young
people should seek to win Others
for Christ, said Rev, VAR TrOper
stating there is satisfaction in ser-
vice,
Reginald Carson of Toronto, gosr
pal magician, entertained and per*
trayed several Bible truths, The
front of the stage Was inautifalty
4000raterd,,With,overgreen„with
flowered letters of Y,F,C,
„The Baker, the Tri-County Youth
for Christ director, welcomed -the
young people and parents,
Bruce Lett and. Jim. Path hit
home runs to 1.0.4 the Wingharn
Sunoco's to a 64 victory over the
Beiniller-Goderich combines last
Tuesday evening in,a game in town,
Bain's home -run came in the fourth
inning with no .one on base, while
LoWs round.-tripper came in the
seventh frame with two runners on.
base and the score tied at 3-all.
fiord Fisher pitched four-hit
up till the sixth inning when Bill
Hotchkiss came in to relieve him
with the bases loaded and one out.
Bill put out the fire by striking out
the next two hatters,
This was Wingham's fifth win
for only one defeat.
Wingham • 000 120 300-8 7 1
Combines 000 002 100.-8 5 0
On Thursday night the Behmil-
tarcg tchi3.6980LittpAp..6-t;_,IntAhntohde,
erich diamond, The local team
lost 0-5. Jtick Tiffin was unwire,'
Jim Bain brought in the only.
homer of the game with-no one on
base in the 4th inning, Runs for
Wingham were scored by Gerson
and Bain with two each and Lott,
one.
Dunn pitched five strike-outs,
two walks' and hit one batter,
Hotchkiss bad three strikeouts,
foal' walks and hit two. batters.
Both teams left 13 batters on bas-
es. The Sunoco's bad five runs,
7 t$h 4itisan4dnd1 eSreror.ror;rGsoderich, 6 runs,
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Wingharn—Fry, lb; Cerson, 2b.;
Lott, 14; Rain, s.s.; Murray, c,f.;
Gardner, 3b.; Struthers, r.f.; Fox-
ton, catcher and Hotchkiss pitch-
er.
More than 150 young people and
parents attended the second an,
nual TO-County Youth for Christ
banquet in the Winghani United
Church schoolroom on Saturday
night, Highlight of the event 'w.4s
the crowning of the Blossom Time
queen and naming of the ,Kirig
An Exeter girl, Miss Marilyn gam-
ntOn, was named queen and was
crowned by last year's -queen, Miss
Noreen Martin of Clifford and
Guelph. Named King Was Latirie
Stuckey of Wingham,
Dr. B. N, Corrin presented Miss
Hamilton with .a Youth for Christ
Bilbie and Mr. Arthur Webb, of
'Pinkerton, presented her with a.
bouquet of roses, Mr, Stuckey was, s
prese. . ed —wIth DU, orch'''
Bible roy Mr. Harold Fleming of
Hanover. Young people were pre-
sent from the counties of -Huron,
Bruce and Perth.
During the course of the evening
Hall and presented him with a
brief case. He voiced the best
wishes of the club for Mr, Hall's
happiness in his new location at
Simcoe when the fall term com-
mences.
Norman Welwood, retiring trees,
urer, gave an encouraging financial
statement which indicated one of
the best years financially for some
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Mrs. S. A. Murray
Has 80th Birthday
Mrs. S. A. Murray, whose 80th
birthday was on Tuesday of this
week celebrated on Sunday at her
home when ten of her twelve
children were with her.
Those present for the occasion
were Mr. and. Mrs, Cyril Murray
of Hamilton; Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Murray and Paull of Richmond
Hill, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs, Robt.
Murray and Wayne and Mr. and
Mrs, Ford Murray, George,• Carol,
Donna, Dean, Richard and Susie
of Brampton; Mr. and Mrs. (Essie)
Oliver Donald of Mount Forest;
Mr. and Mrs, Ken Murray and Joe
of Cooksville; Mrs. (Hazel) Thos.
Roane of Teeswatcr, and daughter
Lenore of Toronto; Mr. and Mrs,
(Mary) Gordon Kerr, Murray and
Esther, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Mur-
ray and Doug., Mr. and Mrs,
(Annie) Paul Vanstone and Joe of
town.
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