The Wingham Advance-Times, 1956-07-18, Page 11EXCLUSIVE!
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4.25 Preview
4.30 Round World
5.00 Howdy Doody
5,30 Cartoonia
6.00 Radio Patrol
6.20 Nation's Business
6.30 Foeus-Weather
6.45 Focus-Farm
7.00 Focus-Sports
7.15 Paus-News
7.30 Dangerous Assign.
8.00 Vie °heck
8.30 I Love Lucy
9.00 The Barris Beat;
7.30 Hepari* Cassidy
8.00 Fireside Theatre
8.30 PrOm Cohdert
9.30 Draft Theatre
' 10.30 Circle 8 Ranch
11.00 CBC New's
11,1'0 News Nightcap
11,15 Pajama .Playhouse
Friday, July 20
4,25''`Preview
4:30 Round World ,
5.00 Rowdy Doody
5.30 Roy Rogert
6.00 Range Rider
6.45 Focus-Parm ,
7.00 F,!ocua-Sports
7.15 Focus-NtWa
7.30 The • PalcOn
8:00 Guest Stage .
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10.00 Gillette Fights
1035 Jiin 0oltmeth Show
11:00 Ctic News
11.10 ',News Nightcap
11,15 P3rjautia Playhouse
• .. I • • Weinesday, 7.15 ,Focus'-f,tiews ' 6.30 'Focus-Weather 9.30 1.3ig Town
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11,00 cBc News
1.1.10 News Nightcap
11.15 Pajama Playhouse
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6,45 Labor saver
7,00 Terry ;ict Me
7.30 Navy Log
8.00 Jaclle4 Gleason
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When Mrs. Wilson planned to go shopping, hek
husband Tom said: "Meet you at the bank.
It was a natural thing tok say, for going to the
bank is just a part of everyday life; ,
In the bank, Mrs. Wilson noticed Miss EllisA •
the schoolteacher . . Mr. Cooper the storekeeper
„ . . and her neighbour's son Bobby
adding to his savings account",
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When Tom arrived, he grinnedg,
"Seems like everybody goes to the
bank." It's true, Canadians find the
chartered hankS‘ such a side and handy
place to keep money that practically
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now More than. 10 million deposit accounts
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Dotig .sanders Miami Beach receives ,the. Seagram bold, Clip,
ernblernatie 'of the'Canadiari 'Open .0olf :pharripienWip frOrn
PrOWde 8eagratn ,after ...becoming . the first •aniateur ever to cop the 'Gold 'Opp, ,Sanders'novd out pro 136W Fisterwald BedfOrd
I eights, 'Ohio, in a suddeii4leativplaY-off 'Made necessary when
they tied the regulation 72 holes at Montreal Beaconsfield with . 15-u'dd'er-par scores.
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Wingliarn Midgets
T-i iin Hanover •
Last Wednesday night the local.
Midgets took ,' Hanover boys into
'camp by' An eight•to-ont margin
in the local park.
Battery for the *Ingham_ team
was Jardine on the mound, with
Nasrnitli 'behind the plate. Jardine,
racklid up eleven, strikeouts and
Alkiwed only 'one nett The local
team' gained a • total , cif ':nine hits '
and 'slipped only once for a single;
*nor, while the Hatitiver boys had
five 'errors throughout the en-,
counter.
Fidler ,and -Litt shared .pitching
dales and Dolphin caught: foi"the
Hanover nine.,
MO' Fischer rakes.
Viewers: to Alberta
ThiS week the Vie Oheck Show
hrings.Yon an interesting half=hour
of sports with the final water- safe-
ty histruction With Marilyn Bell
and .;Gus Ryder, and a discussion
on the coming 'Olynipic garnes with
Hen'Fariner. • •
Jc)hn.,Pisher takes Canadians An
a tour of Alberta, showing atoll
natiorial parks as Banff and Jab-
Pcr, -and the home of the famous
stampede, Calgary.
'The final, "water-safety prograin
informs. viewers of the do's and
dtinit's of boating, which we .hope
may. save 'numerous lives this sum-
mer.
The Vie Obeck Show will be seen
over CKNX-TV as usual, on Wed-
nesday night at, eight o'clock.
.CHARttittti'i DAN'S N Y OVA CONIMUNliY
near future, are eXpectefl to be of
a particular nigh standard, Bands
already boated to take Part In,
elude pipe bands frail Latchnow,'
Kincardine, Palmerston, Exeter,
Brussels; ;Kitchener and Clinton,
Wins Seidin Gold Citp
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"SAINTED • OENNIKAir,,"
ON STAR, STAON
"Tbe Sainted General';', starriag
yvonne. de Carlo grid Tauther Adler,
tells how the wife of i4V014tion.."
p.ry general tries to 'hide her bus-
INDUSTRIAL -LEAGUE SOFTBALL:
July 10tb - Berry Boor v0. Kinsmen - 6,,.8a
41eltuere ye, flygire -13,00 0,i1tt
July 24til 1[1,1r,t) vs, Lloyds p.m,
1$erry Door Belrnare SAN p.m.
July 26th. - Poo Wee hardball prOetie" 8-,years to
1.2t,years from -.$.M PAO, to /0,36 a-nt. t
Bantam from 2040 0;m• to IricKeR,
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Cilood •Entry Eliepected
For Goderkli Tittoo
Entries for the highland Band
Tattoo, sponsored by the Galeria)
Fine Band, to be held in the Agri-
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SOFTDAtt OOP_
MOS Ifillifall
AS IVAIKERTON 'LOSES.
in Die teWil Park 'oh Maiday
night the . Wingbain jinitors 'beat
the, Walkerton dub by the :score
Oeirry Fryfogle Was on the
inetuad tor the locals .and yielded
only three hit's ors Ire sttuek but
13 "of the britterq faced
Tire Wingham boys viouted -out
,cleVeh,hite,trerri Piteher .Den Trut-
Idiffgit"Of `the Walkerton Cards and
thtr visiting ;pitcher eh'allted up. 11
httikeouts."'
itighlini led the score After ,the
fart ipbing With a cant of 17 0
Walked and
• "throWing errors bY the
tagth'er, Meyer.
lrn the BeVolul• frame Wingham
Seofed There runs When Bruce.
Lett,:,,itnocired .J.FryfOgle from
second and Vary Storey knoelted
L'ott`iteroas the plate,
in'the third . inning Walitelon
tithied IWO- runs 'land were held
"selrelea's for the reset of; theta:me.
The'fotirth Prifogle lead
Oft,with )3„tingle and- he Was driv-
ken4ionrre 11,41,14ougliton's triple
had • Campbell was seared on
tiriiee,.Eott! s
Intthe fifth "stanza ,I".• Pry led off
Witka single and .•aclitanc'ed to sec-
end ,on 'Campbell's hit:, The bases
ire4 leaded What hat flit by
`,i0Oreil ball 'and Telt Strifthers
'cattle .u13 CO hammer out a double-
AntlYhel-ira two runs.
flOcigkiiison .. opened the
single and scored on
to " end the
"Soaring, for 'the •reinainder 'of the
Iti the second genie a the eve-; 8 .2 2
~G11yTAM alt t
ti..*ryfogYe, • 3 2 1
HO;ugliton,
tbittlkfiinson, c.
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'O Blight, I.f. ..................:3 -6 0.
ijitite,: 3 0 0
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27 2. 3
• Studio One Presents
E6ina of Blind Man
TWo e. - stars, Jack
Lord and Lois Nettleton, Will play
leading roles 'on 'Studio One on
Monday, July 23, in the drama of,
a blind man Who finds new hope,
ihslife .when .-he= falls in, love with
Ehe girl from across the 'hall. 'fide
of play 'is "An Incident of
LoVe!'„Alle first hour-long script of
7'young Philadelphia playwright,'
Bode.
Katherine Squire Will play the
role:,.k the boy's,'domineering mo-
ther, :With Michael Strong as the
.girl'S.littsbandand 'Ruth McDevitt
as • a meddlesome neighbor,
Robert' Herridge produces the
sumnier series, which is presented
-each Monday from 10 to 11 on
Channel S,
barttr0 brutal quest for power .0
building a legend et his honour..
and lOndneSs-and the log024 44!
Urapbs 'over the man, boat ,irate
tents unusual story, playing
Channel •8 Friday at 9,30
-,Ion.r-wr..7orrromr.
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' ."tleWilighlant .540100041hues, •Wedniesday July
ri'etcheS Cultural Park, at Galeria, in the ,Ssk.V0
Wealthy businessmen Edward
on Illustrated
Pr'00 'editor, Steve VOIlttcM to wok!
WilSon's help in '. .ease ihVolVingi
The arrest of his Sai, EdWaKi Car, j
ling Jr., for beating 143 :0, ireigh-1
bour.
AlthOtign ,young 'Ottilihg is hittt
really a bad boy, Ire s a '440401 of
• o'ckfil. Pate*S' lade of eatt, andl
understanding. A's';fale
up et - a mail; •Catlini Was jus'ti
an innocent bystander:Who *got
Volve'd with the Wrohgi:kiYs,
to root
bit lino*s. that the. Veal bathe -fat
the lad's prediettnient elfreal
'result of his patents'. ,o00)16":litek: I of attention; After !getting th boY,1
released to Ills 1iArelits;-'1Vilace
to "Make WWII:fr. and 111ra, '041•1111g;
understand that the boy recedalielp.:
Brit it's. the same ad atery,,at the
parents, go merrily about their own,,
'affairs, neglecting the beY•a's uSuai,
•Steire 'conies to the th4'.'s regne
-a second tinee -and 'teaches his
ther •and father' a graPhit.
tit hunitin relations tte.
liirquentS", on Big VoWii..tehight at
9,30 en-'01C•NX-TV. -
A few drops of turpentine :ore oal
oil added to the stareh water wilt
prevent clothesfrom sticking when
they are ironed. ,
Two fixtures in the .1441,Iiiclifst-•
Hal Leagne sattiali ,'Seheibile Were •
Played at the park , 'oh ..tbairiday
evening 'w'h'elk the ItilasinVii .•deteat-
+ed Hydro 12-3. T. jardine 'Ad t`,.
'Ternpleinah ft:Anita' the . Valeta* foi•1
the Whitrikig• toad), While StutkeSr;1
And Wellwood, held out for Hydro, 4 2 1 • . , ,,,
ning Berry.... boor t'rounce'd the:; .,,,, ' 4 :i) 0
U.-l".O. team 404. Theory and Barn; 4•''.011(3gl'e, p. 4 2 2
held the 'battery "Spots t'or the boot ' 041311e11, 2b., 3. 1
'Co., and a.,cohtfaiii:440. tk. ta'Srlets 6.111:1"1.t.'
. - '2i 2, 2
fought it omit for ,the 'V; ,'C4. !Thie. 'St4eS''' 1
game Vit's inarred Whefi Herb i,iii* StOilliers ; 3 0 1
ler, .production Itaria:gtt,,ht Berry :'--i. 7 - .. • - - -
Door, who" Via filling in for 4); --'''',..;',-..' ,' 28 10 11
missing player, broke his lett 101 Ws4K-EKTON , ab ''r h
base.
below the knee :ia he :'Slid into 4e.1::00:1Vrizi,...:*c 7.: Il '3.
. . . ' '4 1 ' 1
4 1 .' 1
Standiiige of .iredhstriari . lOgiue Wendt:. 3b. '3 0 0
"team's are 0/61 11;616)..V•:: .' • TI:V610'gfci.,: 13., 2 0 •,1
kinstifeil W l'' IT 'pets; •''625.1tt..1:t"2' b.s...8:'
3 n . 0
3 0 0
' . n 1 0 .-i:
Berry boor ' ,.14 1 '1 9
Ee'linore .. 4 '2 r6 li.!
Lloyds • 3 3 1 7
U.F.O. 1 5 1 3
Hydro . 0 5 1 1
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