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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1959-10-07, Page 110 P 1 1n Moglism Aolvor-e-Osoft, Wothaamtah ....RUBBER FOR MEN and BOYS Reasonably Priced PHONE 12 WINGHAM Support the Home Team In the WOK. Championship Series with ',Southampton, Lamle here WednesdAy hp.t pee,„ YOUR FAMILY SHOE sroax W.W ' :-.0.?P•4•0 Falrlahe 500 Town Sedan Walpole FLOOR WALL TILES Aluminum SASH , DOORS ` WING-HAM ADVANCE-TIMES. Phone 890 Wingbarn KEN'S ALIMENT -SERVICE Diagonal Road Phone 355 Wingharn ..1111.......,.......... ....... ........ 1111101.1 ........ ...... $111111111 ..... 11111.1111114101/1 .. ....... ...... FREE FREE FREE THANKSGIVING "HARVEST GIFT" FOR THE FIRST ,100 CUSTOMERS THIS SATURDAY. Also Feature Specials On Fruiti, Vegetables and Groceries including Turkeys, Chickens, Fresh Sausage, Cottage Rolls, Etc. 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RECORD of each member of your famiIy in professionally made PORTRAITS FROM OUR STUDIO IVING i. 'WINS CHAMPIONSIMP—W; H. Frenela'right, *is shown' as he was Presented with the MeKibbon Trophy by W. J. MeKibbon, Mr, French won the club championship. The presentation was made last Wed- nesday evening- at the club dinner marking the end of the golfing season. . „A Wonderful New Woild: of Style—Here's practical styling that's elegant too! Three beautifully-different mantes ... new sloping hoods that let you see more of the road `ahead.:.. a new' design that gives you high style without the high prices. Bodies are longer, wider and, roomier this year-and easier to get in and out of, with wide-opening doors and forward- swept windshield pillars. j• , W.D.H.S. NEWS The Mustangs Win Again! On Thursday the Mustangs travelled to Seaforth te . take on the Seaforth Golden Bears, and came out on top with a score of 31,7, In the first quarter it was a see-saw battle' between the two teams; Wingham had a number of chances to score but lost the ball on penalties. In the second quarter Bill Crawford opened the scoring on a reverse play, Then, less than a minute to go, Wayne Brown ran for a touchdown; Seaforth kicked a rouge, and the lialf-time score stood at 12-1, In the third quarter the spec- tators held their breath as Doug Lockriclge recovered a fumble and the boys rolled down .for a touch- down by Dave Kennedy. In the fourth quarter, with Don McDowell quarter-backing, and Bill Dallimore scoring, two .more touches went over the line. Seaforth's lone score was made when Bill Camp bell caught a long pass and car- ried the ball over.' The boys came home happy, with the Mustangs leading the league With two wins and no defeats. The next game will he at home on Thursday, October 8th, with Clin- ton as visitors. Be sure to he on hand to root Wingham on to an- other victory: , By Doug Skinn SOUTHAMPTON • TAKES OPENER OF SERIES The Wingham Sunoco's journey- ed up to Southampton for the op- ening game of the W.A.A. Inter- mediate A championship series and came out on the short end 'of a 12-5 score last Wednesday evening. The sixth inning was the one that beat the Sunoco's when South- ampton combined five hits, a walk and a hit batter for six runs. Jim Bain had a ilionto run and a single for the Sunoco's and Barry Fry- hit each were Lott, Gardner, Mur- 7yle adariltdvitswheo singles. With one r, RITE Wingham 000 101 210-- 5 8 1 Southampton 020 026 20x--•12 17 0 Sotithallipten—Woods, S.s.; Bruce, 3114 1Viarts, c,f.; Bates, e.; 211; Becker, a.f.; Brown, p.; Wilms- icy, Huber, 1.f, Whighani---Woods lb.; Lott, 1.f.; Corson, 2b.; Bahl, s,s.; Gardner, 3b.; Murray,' c.f.; loryfogle, M.; Well- wood, is.; Fisher p.; Poston, e. Umpires, Wall and Campbell, of Kincardine. Witi, at Bowling EVEN SERIES IN - SEGOND .041ME. An 18-hole 'tournament followed 'by a banquet at the club house marked the official closing of the golfing season in Wingham last week, when some 50 members were on hand for the event. Due to poor weather the tourna- ment entry was small but the ban- quet, and social evening drew a good crowd. Matt. Boyd, club captain, •acted as master of ceremonies, and dur- ing the evening trophies and prizes were presented, W. H. French was presented with the .McKibbon Trophy, as club champion. Murray Rae, the run- ner-up, was presented with a prize, as well as Lyman Jardin and, Omar Haselgrove 'as semi-finalists. J, W. Callan received a prize as winner of the 36Lhole second event, which went to 47 holes before he 'won out over Grover Clare, Ly- man Jardin won 'the junior cham- pionship 'trophy with a Nize going to Dennis Callan, the runner-up in that event. The trophy was pre- sented by W. H. French, club pm sident. Ross Hamilton and Jim Currie also received prizes as semi-final- ists in 'the second event. Mrs, Norman Elliott, winner of the 36-hole event and club cham- pion, was 'presented with the Mar- jorie 1VIcKinney Trophy *by R. E' McKinhey. 'Mrs. Elliott was also presented with a tray by Mrs. W. Conron, as winner of the nine-hole competition. .Mrs. Conron was the club captain, Indies' division.. Mis. Reg. DuVal was runner-up in the 36-hole event and Mrs. Conrkn in the nine-hole event. . BOWLING NEWS Men's Town League ' Team. standings: Rockets , points, 2565 pinfall; Hydro, 0, 2870 Mustangs, 2, 2198; Berry boor, 5, 2223; Burkes, '7, 2539, H ,gh single, Bill Hotchkiss, 230; :high triple, Tay] MoLaurli, 598. CLUB ClIAMV-..-Mrs, Norman Elliott, who won the local golfing chain, pionship in the ladies' division, is shown above as she Was presented with the 'trophy by Mayor K. ID., moximley, WINS TRAY—Mrs. Norman Elliott is 'pictured above as she was pre- sented With a tray by Mrs. William. Conron, club captain. The tray was the prize for the nine-hole event at the local course. Golf Bridge Five tables were in play for what may be the last afternoon bridge at the golf course on Thursday. The winners were Mrs. W. H. French, Mrs. William Ishister .and Mrs. R. G. Gannett. Sec that all boats are in Sea- worthy condition; never use a boat with an excess of motor pow- _ciel\ow19607ois most cords ova Ford's •Wide-Set wheels. give yob. a hefty grip on every road . . . a car that moves, corners and rides like no other Ford you've ever driven. Savings include up to 4,000 miles between oil changes, and 'mufflers with up to twice the ordinary life. With a choice of V-8's or ecenomical. Six, pin. can be sure that, without a doubt, the 1960 Fords are truly. the Finest Fords of a Lifetime! • The Wingham'Sunoco's „evened up their best-of-seven series with Southampton in. Wingham Fa- day night by a score of 134, Bill Hoichicias went all the way for the Sunoco's, striking Oa11 batters arid only allowing four hits Jirn Bain led the Sunoco's at bat with four hits, two of them hoe'* Doug Murray .;had-two „and., VoXton, Hotchkiss, Fryfogle, 'Gard- Per and Lott had one each. Southampton—Woods, a s.; Bruce, 31s.; H. Waimsley, .c.f,; Maas, c.f.; Bates. e,; Nickel, 2b., p.. Becker, r,f.; Brown, C, *almsiey, 11)„ p.; Huber, 1.f. Wingham—Woods, lb.; Lott, 1.f.; Carson, 2b.; Bain, s.s.; Gardner, 8b.; 'Murray, c.f.; Fryfogle, r,f.; Hotch kiss, p.; Foxton, c. RFIE Southampton 000 000 010—'1 4 2 Wingnam. ......,.123 011 4.1x-13 11 1 IN THE MONEY--Mrs, Beg, DuVal, right, wall presented with a P eardine. rize Umpires Wall and Campbell, Kin- . Norman Elliott, at the 'closing of the golf course last week, .by Mrs, William Conron. A third game is scheduled• to be Mrs. DuVal was runner up ht, the championship event won by Mrs. played here on Wednesday night at 8.00 Standard Time. impliWORIBMWOMptsfoo- • WINDUP DINNER AT GOLF COURSE woof, ,,tiotompiso ARE ALI IVE .> FED UP When they are troubled by backache, That tired ant Jeeling or disturbed testa Many, many 'women tarn to Dodd's'''. 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