The Wingham Advance-Times, 1958-12-03, Page 7!swum
NEWS
Commercial League
League standings for November
25th are: Flying Saucers, 48; Sput-
niks, 32; 'Hula Hoops, 29; Martians,.
,
28, Hot Rods, 24; Comets, 22.
Ladies' high, single, Mrs. Allan •
Hafermehl, 246; Men's high single,
Jack Colvin, 246,
The-annuai meeting of the Wing-
ham Recreation Council was held
in the council chambers on Wed-
nesday evening of last week, Of-
ficers of the orgainiza.tion were el-
ected a's follows;
President, Jack Gorbutt Jr.; sec,-
treas,' Charles Perrott; council
representatives, W, B. Conron, Earl.
Hamilton; directors, M. Willie,
Mrs. IL Burrell, Mrs, R. Saint, Mrs.
Wild.
During the meeting several re-
ports were read on the various
phases of activity under recreation
council sponsorship. It was learn-
ed that during last winter 'about 70
Children had played in the town
minor league, as well as those who
had played bantam and midget
hockey in the W.0,A.A. schedule.
Broomball was played at"the ar-
ena with teams from the fire bri-
gade. Hydrp, Berry Door ; and.
CKNX taking 'part.
During .the summer a pee-wee
town hardball league provided re:
creation for forty to fifty yoang-
sters, as well as midget baseball
and ladies' intermediate . softball.
About 170 children were trans-
ported to Teeswater for swimming
instructio'n. every Monday and
Thursday morning. The wading
pool was open.. each afternoon for
children under eight years of age.
About 150 children took part in
the three-week summer program
which included crafts, sing-songs,
picnics, hikes; 'dramatics, volley-
ball and tennis.
This winter the Recreation Coun-
cil will again sponsor all minor
hockey up to and including juven-
ile. A. town league for pee-wees
and squirts, similar to last year,
will be held, while bantam, midget.
and, juvenile will play in the W.O.
A.A.
A supply of pamphlets, on all
topics in connection with recrea-
tion will be available shortly to all
interested groups in Wingham.
These will be available at the pub-
lic library. The Recreation Coun-
cil 'will donate $100 to the Wing-
ham Film Council for their pro-
jector fund.
The financial statement from
January 1st, 1958 to November 26,
1958, was read as follows:
Balance, Jan. 1, 1958:
A SMART LOOKING
HUSBAND I HAVE!
REALLY SMOOTH!
YEP! THAT
SHAVE CREAM
AND AFTER- SHAVE
LoTioN t GOT AT
VANCE'S
DRUG STORE
DOES WONDERS
FOR. A MAN!
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WROXETER
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Walto rn, Roth-
say, spent Tuesday with Mr, and
Mrs, Richard Ingram.
Messrs. Elgin 'roman, Plattsville,
and Wallace Toman, Petersburg,
were Sunday guests, of. their bro-
ther, Mr.' Boas Tomah,
Friends of Mrs. John McLean
will regret to know she is a
patient,in Listowel Memorial Hos-
pital and wish`for a Speedy return
home.
Mr. Lyle Reidt, Willowdale,' was
here for the week-end with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey.
Reidt,
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Hart, Oshawa,
and Mr. and Mrs1 Lyle Hart and
Patti, Listowel, spent the week-end
with Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Hart.
Mrs. Robt. Patterson, Mount For-
est, spent Monday with Mr. and
Mrs', Ross 'Coates. ,
Mrs.- Doris Willis, Wiiitechurch,
and Mrs. Bennett Mitchell and son
son Earl, IVfolesweirth, spent Sun-
day with Mrs. Jeffrey Musgtove,
and Mr, and Mrs. Stewart Mus-
grove.
Decorations
For inexpensive decorations with
a custom look, try experimenting
now with the gleaming white
plastic, Styrofoam, that is sold in
various shapes - wreaths, balls,
bells, sleighs and Christmas trees.
Ornaments and foliage can be
affixed to Styrofoam with tooth-
picks, pins, wire or pipe cleaners
and for special colours and effects
the material can be painted or
sprayed.
You might want to try this strik-
ing deeoration for a hallway. It
consists, of a large tree-shaped
piece of Styrofoam, to one side of
which is pinned natural foliage.
(Trimmings from the real tree it-
self are an obvious choice.) When
completely covered, ropes of pearls
or strands of beads borrowed from
your jewel box are secured at the
outside edges and criss-crossed
over` the foliage. Small tree orna-
ments are then hung where the,
strands cross and the tree topped'
with a gold-sprayed Styrofoam
star, The tree is light enough to
be hung flat on a wall, against a
Mirror or to stand oh its own base
Made from two half sections of
Styrofoam, Sprinkled with glitter,
"Let me tell you how you con have
The 3 BestYears
of Your Life"
Sufis
Ski. R. I CARR, C.D. -
The Royal RegiMent of Canadian Artillery
"Army service is hosed on 8 year periods,
and it'S worthivhile foe a young !mini to
investigate career opportunities in our
Artily, for it's a big organization. Tn
my Opinion, bright, keen young men can
really go places, believe I know the
atiaWer to any qllestion yen may have
about healthy Army Life . . solas
discuss its inerease4 pay, liolidays, and
HERE'S WHERE 'WE
CAN TALK PERSONALLY
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Th Winghoinit AilyancesTInies, WeiNes4Isw,
lifINEHAM SHOPPING HOURS .POPULAR. SNOW BOOT
FOR OVER ,THE FOOT
,07
,S6,95 to $12.95 IM
The stores in Winghoon will be open 01
the following dates -Dec, 10th, 20th, 22nd, ZArd
and 24th.
Stores will be open all Wednesday afternoons
during the month of December.
YOUR FAMILY' 5 OE STORE
PHONE 12 WINGHAM
11.iminvg and LE.Aion* •
Argo% BROWN 444 tgAv.K
THE STORE
tefees4 yoti F471 1C1-059
Pre- Christmas Savings
ALL THROUGH
TEN DAYS
STARTING
DEC, :ith
Select your• gift froni a full stock of
the finest '.sillies' Wear, k
Your preaent fur cost may be reimmtelled 'Or:traded on anew one.
-OR MOTHER DreSses; Hats
FOR THE GOOD WIFE - Diesses, Hats
FOR DAUGHTER - A Party firess or ilea ri
it dress for the Christmas 1)1r,i3r•
Our` urrier will be here with-
FUR COATS' -' STOLES and JACKETS
and The New
RECORD'
RELEASES
are All Here"
Reek be-loop,
dixieland, we dorek
care what you laces
we have 11.!
4T THE ARENA
WEONFSDAZDEO. 33--+-
Skatifig-M0 to 9.00 p.m.
Midget Hoekey .Practice 0.00 to
7.00 p.m,
THURSDAY, DEO,
Juvenile Game between Seaforth
and Wingharn 8.00 to 10.00• p.m,
FRIDAY, DEC,
Skating 3.80 to 6.00 p.m,
Midget Eraetiee-6.00 to 7.00 p.m,
Broom Ball-7.00 to 9.00 pan,
Skating-9.00 to 10,30 No.
SATURDAY, DEC. 0-
'Fig-urc Skating-8;00 to 11.80 p.m.
Pee' Wce Hockey-l1,30 a.m. to
1.'1.00 p.m.
.Skating-2.00 to 4.00 pan,
"8.00 to 10.00 p.m.
MONDAY, DEO 8-s
-Skating-3.30 io 5.00 p.m.
'Midget Hockey. Practice-5.46 to
Il.45 p.m.
,Broom Ball-0.45 to 7.45 p.m.
Public Skating-8.00 to 30.00 p.m.
TUESDAY,' DEC. 9-
Figure Skating--4.30 to 10.30 p.m.
Phone.33
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Ladies' Wednesday League
The standing for Wednesday
evening bowling is as follows:
Robins, 22; Canaries, 20; Magpies,
20; .Wrens, 18; Bluebirds, 16;
Orioles, 12,
High • single, Florence MacIntyre,
226; high triple, Florence MacIn-
tyre, 549. V.,M-72/030VV0,-,07/41%-',Y,,,a,610,1114.41,0X,V,VM.04
0 - 0 7 0
Lloyd's R.W. Club
Monarchs, 2568; Ramblers, 2259;
Sets, 2174; Henry J's, 2134; Bel
Airs, 2084.
„Men's high singles, Ken Red-
mond, 294; men's high triple% Ken
Redmond, 707.
Ladies' high single, Mrs. Ken
Redmond, 209; ladies' high triple,
Mrs. Ken Redmond, 473.
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,for Christmas Eating -Pleasure
A BRIDAL 130QUET
POLKA PARTY
01G1
IN OLD VIENNA
- 78's 7-
LOVE IS ALL 1VE NEED •
CANNON Bi%LL
SWEET LITTLE IIOOK AND
ROLL
L.P.'s, Extended Plays,
ren's Records. and
HI-Fl Supplies
WARREN HOUSE
DIAGONAL ROAD, 'ycrp5p.,4*,;,;
FRESH • or FROZEN
TURKEYS
From 8 to 10 lbs.
Order Now for
Christmas'
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ST. HELENS
The ladies are reminded of the
Christmas meeting of the Women's
Institute this. Thursday afternoon
at 2.30. Roll call, "My Favorite
Christmas card. There will he an
exchange of Christmas gifts and
Mrs. Henk Krazt and Mrs. Gordon-
Kirkland will be guests,
'Mr. Barry MeQuillin, student at
the Stratford Teachers' College, is
practice teaching near Auburn this
week.
There was no service in the Unit
ed Church on Sunday owing to
road conditions.
The members of the WI. catered
to a hanguet of the West 'Wawa-
nest'. Federation of Agriculture op
Wednesday, evening, heldsiin Lnek
now.,
-
At the regular meeting of Rising
Star 1226 Lodge held in the Orange
Hall, Blyth, the R.)3.?. held the
election of officers for the coming
year. The following officers were
elected and installed: W.P., Welter
Scott, Belgrave; D.P., Ross Erring-
ton, Lucknow; chaplain, Edgar
Howatt, Belgrave; registrar, Har-
vey Jacklin, Brussels; „treasurer,
Gordon Finnigan, Dungannon; 1st
lect, Ernest Durnin, Dungannon;
2nd lect., Henry Pattisen, Wing-
ham; 1st tens:, Benson Finnigan,
Dungannon; 2nd cons„ Roy Noble,,
Blyth; 1st st, bearer, Wrn. TraYlor,
Belgrave; 2nd st. bearer, Wallace
Bell Blyth; tyler, Geo. Grigg, Bel-
grave.
The election and installation was
conducted by R. W. Sir Kt., ;Oliver
Jaques, grand lecturer of Ontario
West, assisted by Sir Kt, Charlie
Stewart of Clinton. Addresses
Here given by R.W, Sir, Kt. Jaques,
Sir Kt. Stewart and Rev, Sir Kt.
Hilts of Auburn.
Lady Curlers
Open Season.,
The opening of the ladies' section
of the local curling club got off
to a fine start on Friday after-
noon, when All members from last
year and several new ones, number-
ing about 40, met at the curling
•
A short business session was
held when plans were made for the
Ladies' Tankard, to be held here
in January. The rink will be open
.to the ladies on. Tuesday and Fri-
day afternoons and -they will join
in the mixed curling on Saturday
nights.
The curlers enjoyed a delicious
lunch about four o'clock and then
returned to the ice. The newcomers
we're welcomed and given instruc-
tion if desired, It was felt that the
afternoon, was most successful,
REC. COUNCIL.
NAMES OFFICERS
ROYALBUCKKNETS
INSTAL OFFICERS
COUNTRY CURLERS
ELECT' OFFICERS
WIIITECHURCH-Eleven tables
Were in play at the annual euchre
and business meeting of the Coun-
try Curling' Club; held in S.S. 9, E.
Wawanosh on Friday evening. The
high ladies were Mrs. Gordon Mun-
dell and Mrs, Lloyd Montgomery,
while the men winning high prizes
were James R. Coultes and Cecil
Coultes: Winners of the travelling
Young and Old
Traffic Peril
Children and older people are in-
evitable perils to traffic, according
to the Canadian Highway ,Safety
Conference. Children through in-
nocence, older people through in-
firmities, will always turn up in
traffic's path, crossing streets and•
highways, emerging suddenly from
between parked vehicles and turn-
ing up in so many unsuspected
ways.
These penestrians, claims the
Conference, are the motorist's
responsibility. Drivers of vehicles
will experience anger, terror and
frustration because of them, but
the fact remains that these menac-
es will unfailingly exist and it is
the chore of the driver to save
their lives and preserve them from
injury and, suffering.
CHSC urried to agree that
there are other types of pedestrians
not so blameless. These people •seem to defy motorists to run
them down. The death toll on
Canada's streets and roads is
swollen yearly because some driv-
ers take that dare, either unin-
tentionally or ,indirectly.; PedeV
tHICKENS
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prizes were Mrs. James R. Coultes trians who stand firmly on their
and Bernard Thomas, rights as human beings as they
Alex Corrigan was appointed as by
step into moving traffic, are killed
drivers who realize too late
chairman for the election of of- what is happening or who panic or
ficers. President for the second become bewildered through sudden
year is John McGee; 1st vice, El- 1 road, of seeing a person on the
dred Nichol; sec.-treas., G. Mundell; W
auditor, Geo. Thompson. The direc,The Conference suggests that
tors named for office Were Turn- ' motorists use this week between 4,
berry, E, Catheri and .T. M. Wil- December 1 and 7 - Canada's W
fits; Morris, Leslie' Bolt, Bernard nation-wide Safe-Driving Week- 4 w as a time to practice tolerance and
Thomas; E, Wawanosh, Kenneth Wheeler and R. Coultes; ladies, watchfulness for the pedestrian,
particularly those Most dangerous
Mrs, McTavish, Mrs. Leslie Bolt and most present categories, the
and the aged.
Always a
Treasured
Gift
FRESH or FROZEN
CHICKENS and DUCKS
alt plump and tender, for The kind, of holidaY feast that will A
make Mom the FamilyFavorite.
ti HAMS FOR CHRISTMAS
Rolled. Doneles's Per• lb. Os ,k
kl HOME CURED HAMS .. • . • .. 80c g
Lockri Butcher Shop
W• ingham
young and Mrs, Angus Falconer'. GIFT BOXED
Ready to Wrap
3 PAIRS
to a Box
51. Gauge, 15 Denier
The 'bonspiel committee: Jas. R.
CoulteS, Alex Corrigan, L. Mont-
gomery, Elmer Ireland, Wes. Paul-
in. Entertainment committee: John
Nixon, George Johnston, Ron Coul-
tes, Carl Johnston, Elmer Bruce.
Curling begins on Thursday,, Dec-
ember 4th with a jitney, All curlers
wishing to be on the schedule
should have their names entered
with the secretary-treasurer or one
of the directors before Saturday,
December 6th.
RECEIPTS
Bank $1,176.61
Petty Cash 1.57
Grants from Prov. govt. 1,005.69
Receipts front activities,
Lights ..... ... ... . . .... ..... 114.00
Voluntary Contributions: -
Wingham Legion 165.00
Wingham Choral Soc. 13.69
Wingham Public School, 100.00
Kinsmen Club 175.00
Fire Department 65.00
Figure Skating Club 705.00
Lions Club 150.00
$3,672.06
EXPENDITURES
Leadership:
Summer Program $ 300.00
Figure Skating 505.00
Life Guard 29.75
Office and Administration:
<Office Sundries 7.43
Salaries 50.00
Liability Insurance ....„ 8.64
Audit ...... ..... ...... 25.00
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A REALLY TRE-
MENDOUS VALUE
IN NYLONS
AT
Bridge Club
There were five and one half
tables ill play at the, club on
Thursday evening last. The re-
sults, North and South, tied for
first, Virg. J.-Day and G. MacKay;
Mrs. G. Gannett and 0, Hasel-
grove; second, Mrs. F, A, Parker
and Mrs. R, DandeS, 131.88
39.95
'21.85 East and West, J. A, Wilson and
Crawford; Mrs, A, R, DuVal
and W. H, French; Mrs', D, B.
549,35 Porter and Mrs. G. Gedkin. 181.45 moo
CARMICHAEL' S
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Building and Facilities:
Lights......... ....... ......
Ball Park (repairs)
Swings, etc. ... . ..... ........
Program Expenses:
Hockey .... . . ... ........
Ball . ... .
Pignre Skating (ice time)
10.00
Summer P'rog'ram 365.15'•
zone Membership ...... 5.00
0,R.A, membership 10,00
(),R<A. expenses 50.00.
" $1,370.95 Carmichael's Balance WV, 26, 1958:
Mu& . ....... ...... 1410,04
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THURSDAY' ::DECEMBER 4 •
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