The Wingham Advance-Times, 1958-01-15, Page 7Wingham Trimmed
In Durham Game
The DUrballa HuskieS Paced by
Jipi Nbson and Ken Parker troari-
eed, the Wingham Intermediates
.4j-4 in Durham last Friday night,
in a W,O.A,A,-0,H.A,.Inthrnaediate
Interlocking league game.
Nixon tallied five markers while
Parker notched four goals. Other
Durham marksmen were Andy
Prant with two, Jim Keaburn, El-
mer Lake and Norm Dault with
Single Markers.
Morris Staiaton, Neil Stainton,
Bill Lockridge and Jim Campbell
were the Wirigham snipers.,,
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hORRIE
Mr, and Mrs, Gordon Edgar visit-
ed with Mr: and ,I,VIrs; Cameron
Stewart of •:Molesaiorth, on *Safi-
day.
James Walker of Toronto spent
the week-end •with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs, Lbrne Walker., •
Mr, and Mrs, Elmer Downey and
Gerald of KitCherier spent Satur-
day with friends in the .Village.
The W.A. of St, Stephen's Church
will meet, at the horne•of Urs,:Cor-
don Underwood on Thursday after-
noon at 2,30. Boif call thehse, "The
Epiphany": •
Mr, and Mrs. Hobe HaStie spent
Sunday' in Toronto. .
lVfr.• and Mrs, ,Percy Colhaea. Of
Toronto visited Mt. and 'Mrs. •Ern-
est King on
Mr. ElWrin Soiners. retisrn,ed, home
from Wingham Flospital,Vri Friday.
Mr, Harvey Maatiohael,''Wrok-
eter, and, Mr. Frank' King, were. re-
cent Toronto visitore.e,' •
Mr. and Mrs. Don. Ireland. and
family of Tees water 'spent Sunday
with Mr's. Harry•Fergus'on."'0,,f
The annual vestry aneetingi ef St.
Stephen's' rck .he
held on Triday'everiing. January
17th, at 8.36' in the diiiinge:;
Commercial League
The third game of the third ser-
ies was played on Tuesday 'night,
standing as follows:
Jets, 16; Jesters, 14; Spitfires,
131/2 ; Sizzlers, 9%; Hooligans, 8;
Drivers, a.
High scores for the night:
Ladies' high single, Mrs. R. de
Groot, 222; men's high single,
J. Jackson, 285; ladies' high triple,
Mrs. G. Cameron, 599; sysext's high
triple, H, Taylor, 65$.
=FELLOWS HOLD
ANNUAL BONSPIEL
Maitland Lodge
was host for, the annual Oddfel-
lows' bonspiel which was held. on
Saturday. Rinks were present from
Port Elgin, Mount Forest, Hol-
stein, Harriston,. Brussels, Tees,
water, Wingham, and Wingham
district,
The winners of the nine o'clock
draw were: First, Alex MacDon-
ald's rink of Wingham; second,
Arthur Parkinson's,'ink, alsO of
Wingham and third; Jack Bow-
man's rink of Brussels. Lorne Ed-
wards, who skipped a rink 'tom-
prised of men. from Wingham and
district, won the consolation, prize,
Hugh Meltenzie's rink a Port
Elgin won first place in the eleven
o'clock draw, with Bill Bain's
Wingham rink taking second, A
TeesWater rink skipped by 'Herb
Duffy Was third, and another Tees-
water rink skipped by Stewart
IVIcDenald won ' the coniolatioh
prize. , '
James Smith, Wingham, WaS the
winner of the lucky draw, the
prize being an overnight bag.,
Meals were served at the lodge
Lodge.
All.
members of the Rebekah
All rinks entered in the bonspiel
were 'composed of enthusistatiel
curlers and' competition was very'
keen, with some games being 'Very
close.
Minor Hockey
Game Results
Last Satnrday the teams in the
town minor loop met over the noon
hour for their weekly set-to. Team
Four trimmed Team Three 2-1 and
Team One whipped Team Two on
'a 3-2 count.
On •Saturday thisr week Team
One, meets Team Four at 11.30,
while Teams Two and Three will
tangle at 12.30,
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GORRIE7-The' islet
for ' its 'January ",,rareeting'..at ;the
pilsident, Mis,,Glenzt-'„1,;hriston IA
tlie • chair, IVIa.ny: thank yetrinotea
were read for 'boxes' :of Christmas
'cheer. MrS., W: C. kihg.'repOrted
that twelve . boXes• had 'beeil' bent
'Two', rinks from the Wingban'i
.Curling Club took part in a three,
day bonspier at London last week.
The rink compoied of Dave Crom-
pton, R. Hetherington, "Jim Carr
and Harley Crawford, skip, won
Hugh Carmichael and Dr. W. A.
Crawford, skip, reached the ;semi-
ofintiettio: the events. The rink made
'up.of Jim Murray, Frank Hopper,
The' London borispiel is one of
the Most important events in the
Western Ontario curling "scene and,
the Wingham Curling Club is
prond of the showing made 'by the
two local rinks which participated.
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A. one-day 'spiel was held at the
Seattirth Club on January 8th, A
Wingham rink composed Of Tom
McDonald, Sant Sweeney, Harold
'Iliornas and John BoWman won
the 9' ealodk .draW. A second Wing-
hafts ririk, skipPed by Omar Hasel-
groye and including Si Scott, Matt
Boyd. and .Alex McDonald etrierg-
e& in seCond place in the 11 o'clock
draw. •
6-0-0
The:January drawfor the Hamil-
ton Trophy is' now in full swing
at the local club.
, The December; draw was won by
it rink Skinned b'y Frank McCer-
iniiii;it,Thi,:itehaetinighjaHisarley Crawford 's
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"Artarigenietita .have been corn-.
Pletec l, for the Tankard gashes for
this ; district, They will take the
form of a double.rink competition
pleadyneed.s,
day
thoe f Wings-
Week'. Rinks competing here will be
fthlis Hensel': Teeswater, Mount
Forest and Wingham.
The,. Governor-General'a play-
doWnS, will be held in Mount For-
est On, January 20 and the Wing-
ham ..Curling Club will be repre-
sented'by two rinks in this event.
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Arrangements are being made
;fer a mixed 'bonspiel to be held at
the' lOdal club shortly. The date for
the annual Fred Davidson Trophy
bonspiel has been set for Wednes-
day, 'January 29.
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6.20 Strathroy 5.50 .
2.60 'Walkerton • 4.83 ,
3.80 Watford 6.05
5.05 Wingham 5.03
5.50 Wyisming 6.50 : .3;53
$5.05 Hanover
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On Saturday last the Oddfellows
took over.the curling rink for their
annual 'bonspiel and had a full
entry for the event. The results ap-
pear elsearhere in these columns.
Plans were made for the.Pot,luck
supper to be held ,on Family Night
in. February. Mts.. Wilder& Peel
said that fifteen. ladies were taking
the -course On rug making: .
, Mrs. Gerald Galbraith comment-
ed on the motto, "A wise mind
groweth like a hank .acceissit", ad-
vising that we -add daily 'to the
knowledge we have; that We profit
by .our mistakes* and that We ac-
quire near accemplishnients. Miss
Margaret Dane brought itionghtS
for the • New Year, .recalling the
verse used by Xing Geage
said to the man Who stood at the
gate of the year, 'Give nie' a light
that I may tread safely
unk,nown,' and he. replied;', 'GO' out
into the darkness and put yens.
naiad' 'Rite the hand of pod' that
shall be to you better' than light
and safer than the known Way'."
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CLOSE GAME
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United Church WMS
Met at Carson Home
GORRIE-The WKS. of Gotrie
united Church met oil Thursday
evening at the 'home of Mrs. E. W.
Catkin. Miss Margaret Dane open-
ed with the call to worship, After
singing the opening hymn the Rev.
W: J. V. Buchanan conducted the
installation of officers, following
With prayer,
Mra: Norman Carson played a
140-119; solo. The Chapter of the
study book. "Women of Japan",
Was - taken by Mrs. Harry F'ergu-
son,
In the opening of the business
period the pregident, Mrs. W. S. V,
Buchanan, stressed on the mem-
bers the importance of "Go Ahead"
as a motto.
There was a good response in
answer to the reit call, members
telling the number of books read
and calls on sick and shut-ins.
Lunch was ,served by the hostess
and committee and a social time
was spent.
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Stewart Collect, written by her in
1904, printed as a Wall Card in
1908 and Whieh now bas °Metal
place in many orgardzatitifis.
Mias Evelyn Anne Stephens gave
readihg, ,"My Pinaacial Career",
lVfiSs.' Harold Hyralmart Rad' Mrs.
Glenh Johnston Were, Wintiers in
the 'Entail auction.
Mrs. Gordon Edgar and Mrs, 11.,
V. Edgar assisted the hostess in
serving refreihnients,
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The Walkerton Capitals defeated
the Wingham Crawford Dodgers , She also told the story of the Mara,
6-5 in the Wingham arena laSt
last Friday night. Walkerton had
Wingham 5-2 at the second period
but the Wingham team fought
back in the third period and tied
the scdre 5-5, only to have Walker-
ton score the winning keel With
three minutes remaning in the
game.
Orkey Kerr 'led the Walkerton
snipers With the hat tile's, single
tallies going to Dave Wendt, Spar-
lsy Weiler and Jack Knox, Murray
tainton led Wingham With two
goals and single Markets Were
scored by Morris Stainton, Jim
Campbell arid Bill Lockridge,
Isimat your ,
fingertips
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ow* MIDGETS BEAT
WROXETER, ATVENTILES
The Winghara Midgets shtit out
the WreXeter Juveniles 2 to 0 in
the Arena last Oriday night, Pete
Carmichael and Murray kerr were
the goal getters for Winglialt. Saturdays
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to Supply you as reasonably, Isk poSisible.
WE HAVE ON 114N1) ONE CARLOAD OF Pg.!. POTATOES
AT $100 A BAG; 10 LB. BAG 39e
We Managed to got it lOstd Of 'the LARGE'GREEN' CELERY.
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RANANAS stock Up on bananas a etasple Of week% ahead,
GOLDEN 'YELLOW, OUR srEEtAit, - z lbs, tsc
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The Chesfey Cotta trounced the
Whighani Intermediates 11-4 hi the
Chesley Arena last Saturday night,
The setback left Whighani With
Sly IOSSes,
Mel Miller led the Chealey at-
Leek with three goals, Prank Trip'
Shinsiti and 93ev 'Weeds notched
two goals each with single markera
going to Les Kingston, deo, Max-
well and Bob Hankel.
avrotto Btaltitort altstruned
two goals for Wingliani with single
tellies 'going VS Murray Gerrie and'
Dolt Blue,
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