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'HANOVER LADIES WIN TROPHY
Mrs. J. IVfacintyre, right; presents the MacIntyre Trophy to Mrs. P, Bruder, who skipped the Hanover rink
winners of the ladies' trebles event, held an Wednesday, Jul' lath ,-;The other two ,members of, the Han-
oi:Ter rink were Mrs. A. Redmond and Mrs, FL Sutton, who ,are, also in the picture.—Advanee-Times photo.
Hanover Rink Wins
MaeIniyre Trophy
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Sixteen rinks competed for the
annual lawn bowling award for
ladies trebles, the Madintyre
Trophy, Which was played -for at
the 'Wingham howling • green on
Wednesday.
'I'he trophy which was presented'
by Mrs, J, MacIrityre; of. Wingham,
Was. won by a rink from Hanover
skipped by Mrs. I', Bruder. The.
ether two members were. Mrs, A.
Redmond and. Mrs, :R.. Sutton.
Other prize-winners'were, 2, Mrs,.
A, it, DuVal, Mrs. 11, Browne and.
Mrs, J, Macintyre, Wingham, with.
3 wins, plus 18 and an aggregate.
of 40; 3, Miss A. Mitchell, Mrs, A,
iinrin, 'and •Mrs, B. Porter, Wing-
ham; with 2 wins, plus 14 and an
aggregate of 47; 4, Mrs, Sturdy,
Miss M, Rae and .Mrs. W. Haney,-
Wingliam, with 2 wins, plus 12 and.
an aggregate' of 37; 5, Mrs. B.
Krampp, Mrs, Morrison and Mrs.
0. McClevis; Walkerton,. with 2
wins, a 'plus of 12 and an aggre-
gate of 27.
Rinks from Owen Sound, Goder-
ich, Clinton, Walkerton,. Hanover
and Wingham itoolt* part • in the
tournament,
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I Pt. Albert Trounces
Wingham 9=5
The Pt, Albert intermediate,s
trounced the Wingham Interme-
diates 9-5 in the. Wingham Park
Thursday, night, Wingham went
ahead in the third inning 3-0 on
Lorne. 'Gardner's triple with ,two
men aboard '
Pt. Albert fought back in the
fifth inning 'to .scare four runs.
0.• Martin tripled and J. Martin
homereci in that inning for Pt,
Albert.
Wingham went ahead in the
seventh inning when Barry Fry-
fogle tripled' and Lorne Gardner
singled him home. The Pt.-Albert
elth had another, taut run rally
in the eighth inning • when. G,
Martin 'tripled for the second time
of the game to drive in three
runs, Pt, Albert scored one more.
r,un in the .ninth inning,
• Stan Doherty went the 'distanCe
for Ptr Albert allowing four hits
and striking .ant twelve.
Pt, Albert committed two . errors.
- Bill Hotchkiss was on - the slab
for Wingham allowing ten hits
and striking out six, Wingham
had three -miscues.
WINGHAM AB R H
B. Fryfogle, rf, cf 4 2 2
Gardner, 31) 5' 2 1
Ceraon, cf, 2b 4 a 0
Aitchison, 2b, of, rf, 4i • 0 0
Oswald, lf 2 0 0
Fryfogle, es .... ..... 4 0
.Lott, c • 3 1 0,
Brophy, lb 4 0' 0
Hotchkiss, p 2 • 0 -0
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Ribley, rf 5. 1 0
J. Martin, cf 5 2 3
Black, ss 5 1 0
F. Doherty, .3b ......... 5 '0 0
5, Doherty, p 4 1 1
G. Martin, lf 1 2' 2
Watson, c 4 - 0 1
Petrie, lb 3 1 1
Dickson, 2h 4 1 2
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leaving en their tiefida3,s.'" cl
Mrs. Thos. Moore..is spending •a
few clays this week et the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Sperling, of
Wingham.
Mr, and Mrs, Sandy Murray and
family, and Mr. and Mks; John
Murray and family of - Sharon,
spent Sunday at the Murray cot-
tage at Langside, and Mr. and Mrs.
,Philip Murray and family of Tor-
onto spent last week there,
Mr. and Mrs, Carmen Farrier
and children of Long Branch, spent
the week-end with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. R, Farrier and with
Morris relatives.
Miss Marilyn Chureher of Guelph.
and Miss Marjorie Coultes, both
nurses-in-training in Guelph Hos-
pital, spent -a few days last week
at the latter's Amite' here land little
Joyce Walker, daughter' of Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Walker, is visiting
with Dianne Coultes thiS week,
Mrs. Fred Bagg 'of Willowdale is
visiting at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs, E. H, Groskorth, •
Miss Jacqueline Kerr of Tillson-
burg spent the week-end with her
grandparents,. Mr, and Mrs, Her-
bert Laidlaw.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Beecroft
spent a few days last week with
Mr, and Mrs, Arthur Vergilson of
Kitchener, and Mr. Roy McGee of
Kitchener visited with Mr, and
Mrs. 13eecroft on Priddy.
Robinson relatives in East Wa•
wanosh received word last week of
the passing of Rhsgell Keice, on
Sunday, June 30. in Kansas City
hospital, 'He leaves to mourn him,
his wife, Gladys St, John Kelce
and one son, Robert, and two
grandchildren.
Pocock and his gang of men, fer a.
few days last week fixing up the
great hole in his barn roof,. caused
by the recent little hurricane; The
rafters and braces were lyine .on,
the barn floor and the Sheeting
was badly smashed up. He put on
galvanized sheeting, Elroy 'Lai&-
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-Nora-thanked her,friends for the
lovely, gifts she received, which in-
cluded two table lamps, , a •match-
Ink tri,-lite; a lace table .cloth 'and.
a ..pair of pillow cases.
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Trousseau Tea
At Higgins Home
BELGRAVE—Mrs, Nelson Hig-
gins entertained neighbours and
friends at a trousseau tea, at her
home on Saturday afternoon and
evening in honor of her daughter,
Miss, Mildred Higgins, whoa is being
married on Saturday. The house
was decorated with baskets of
summer flowers.
Receiving at the door were Mrs,
Higgins and her daughter, Mildred.
Showing the china and silver were
Miss Lois Walker and 'Mrs. Torn
Pletch; 11,11Ss Shirley Ellis
and Mrs, John Spivey; gifts, Miss
Lois Grasby and Miss Florence
Cook trousseau, Mfg, Carmen
Farrier.
Srving in the afternoon r, was
Miss Ruth rstoeter and In the
evening • Mrs, Jack Higgins and
Mira Marlene Megentle,
?with* tea in the afternoon
Were Mrs, Herb Wheeler and Mts.
Cattle 'Taylor and In the evening, Park, Mrs. 30.ek Andersoni Mrs. Gordon
1V1i4, Russell, Pardon had Haroldaiggins and Mrs, Carrie' Taylor. •
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Sanders for rent ,
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HARDWARE
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Wingham Edges
Relgrave 8.5
The. Wingham Intermediates
eflged the Velgrave Intermediates
8-5 in an exhibition tilt in the
Wingham Park on Tuesday night,
Belgrave took an early lead in
he first inning by the score of, 2-0.
Wingham took the lead in the
third inning, scoring three rune.
• l3elgrave scored one • more run in
ae. fifth, and, two in the seventh
inning, to take the lead 5-3. In the
batten.' of the seventh Barry Fry-
fogie-knooked a home lain with
Don • Jardin on board to tie the
score at 5-5.
In the ninth inning, Bob Oswald
end,adveiaced ,to second on
a walk to, Pete Nesmith, Don
ijardin singled and Barry Fryfogle
tripled, to scorethree runs.
Gord WelwoOd▪ went the distance
for Winghtm and only allowed
seven hits,
.Jim'Coultes started for 13elgrave
and was relieved by Ivan Walsh
in the third inning. 'Gord Fisher
relieved Walsh in the 6th, inning
and went the rest of the route.
WINGHAM AB H
B. Eryfngle, 2b 3 2 3
,J.. Fryfogle, ss 4 0 1
Lott, c . 4 1 1
Bain, 3b ...... , .. .. . 4 0 2
Bropy, lb 5 0 1
'Oswald, If ...... : ........ „ 4 1 1
Nasmith of 4 1 1
Welwood, p 3 1 0
Jardin, rf 3 2 1
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WIIITECHURCH
Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Elliott
visited on Sunday at the home of
his sister, Mrs, Mary McTavish, of
Wingham.
Mr. and Mrs, Earl Caslick,
and Mrs, Wm. Caslick and children
of Culross and Mr, and Mrs, David
McAllister end family of Culross
visited on Sunday with Mrs, George
McAllister of Stratford.
Misses Florence and Margaret
Mote of Toronto spent the week-
end at the home of their sister,
Mrs, „Tim, .Richardson,
Mrs, Irene Paterson and Helen,
Of Toronto spent the Week.end
With the former's mother, Mrs.
Wm, Taylor.
Mrs, Jas, Keen and Betty Ann,
of Sudbury, spent the Week-end
here, and her mother, Mrs, John-
ston Colin, whe had been visiting
at Sudbury,. returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Wilson ,and
family move this Wednesday to
their Itiew home at Exeter. The best
Wialies of the community aetomp.
any them to their new home,
Mr, and. Mrs. John Pardon and
their Mr, and Mrs. Clifford
?livelier' and family, of Relgrave,
Mr, and Mrs, Kenneth Zinn and
'family, of Tutfiberry, Mr', and ,Mrs.
Edward McClentighaii and faintly
and' Mr. and Mrs, Mel 'Morrison
and faitily, of 10flose, 11 i, and
Russell Piirdan and children,
and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Purdon
of Iltorminle held a family gath•
ering on Sunday at 'reeswater
ILISTOWEL SWAMPS
MOM MIDGETS
The Listowel Midgets trounced
the Wingham ;Midgets 12-1 in the
Ligtowel park on Thuraday night,
Listowel took the lead in the firat
inning by the score of 3,-0,Wingham
Bored their only run of the game
in the second inning when Wayne
Brown walked and Ivan Walsh
tripled to drive Brown in, Listowel
scored two more rune in the
fourth inning when. Ken Thompson
honored for Listowel with one man
aboard. Listowel scored one more
run in the fifth inning and then
in the sixth inning had a six run
rally to make the score 12-1.
Baitza was on the mound for.
Listowel, striking out ten and giv-
ing up seven hits. Listowel commit-
ted one error. Don Jardin started
for Wingham and was relieved b3
Wayne Brown in the' sixth inning
J ardin struck out seven and gave
up nine hits, Wingham played err
rorless ball,
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LISTOWEL
R. Baitza, lb
K. "Parrish, 2b
D. Baitza, p
Eckel, c
Nickel, If
Lawson, 3b .. ... .. . . . . 3 1 1
Thordpson, ss 4, 1' 1
Aitcheson, cf 3 1 1
Jones, rf 2 1' 0
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July 18 and 19
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Doris Day - Frank Sinatra
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'SATURDAY and MONDAY:
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Randolph.Scott, Dorothy Malone.
"24 HOUR ALERT"'
(Colour) Jack Wehh
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Church Service, Sunday, Snly-21
8.00 p.m.—Rev.' D. J. Lane
TUESDAY and• WEDNESDAY
July 23 and 24
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Friends Honor
Nora Ste. Marie
Many friends of Miss Nora Ste,
Marie gathered in the Legion Hall
on Wednesday evening of last week
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will be at the Wing-
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Thursday from 12
noon to 6 p.m.
mumwe mon
John W. Waines.
R.R. 3, LISTOWEL
Phone 1042
Thos. A. Jardin
Phone 147
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Fisher, 3b, p 5 0
M. Schiell, ss, 3 1
BrydgeS, rf - 5 - 1
J. Schiell,' 2b .............. 4 1
Walsh, cf, p, ss 5 1
Jim Coultes, .p 2 1
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to present her with gifts and offer law's barn and Angus MeDonala's — her best wishes for her forthcom- also need , extensive repair's after 27 1
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WINGHAM AB
Walker, lb
Rintoul, ss
Carmichael, 2b, lf
Nasmith, c
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Mr, W, O'Brien of Whalen hag.B. AB R B Bingo and games were enjoyed been moving his stock during the - 1 - - ' 5 1 1 and lunch was served by the host- past week to the farm he' bought 4 2 3 ,. eases, Mrs. Ed. Fitzpatrick, Mrs. from Ross Mouregor. 4 2 , Rev, and Mrs. George Watt and. rHarold Ross Mrs. Doug. Nesbitt, 1 1 1l H family of Dungannon spent a few Mrs.2 2 1 days last week with his parents, Crump and Mrs. Gordon Ranson.
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