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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1959-05-13, Page 11'The Wingium Mvan i ) 0 "UMMER: SANDALS 41, White or Deige $2.98 to $$.95 Either Flat. or Medium Wedge YOUR FAMILY SHOE STORE wINCHAM ttlr OW•01011WIPIMW Pf).N.Pt VO.1841ET THE LIONS COO MINSTREL SH0* wlancEsDAy Aoni MAY 20th And 21st . WINGIJAM TOWN HALL PHONE 12 1PCK/4-V IMIVQ.""it Wee hockey teams were treated to a )Aa9a0r! at the Ugion Dome on Tuesday of last week, and posed for their pietures after the dinner. The various 'teAllni :are silevia, below, 4erinociamiciwnimpolimooalootinsitiothwooliolluoulmii, HAPPY MOTORING HINTS TEAM NO 4,--.-Back row, left to right, Gary need, Brian Clark, Jdhn Bateson, Lynn. 'Hickey, Bobby Crewson, Front, Ron Deyell, Bill Dauphin, Lonnie Boucher, Paul Tiffin, Joeg Iiatll, Barry McLean. The Red Shield iCaMpaign .seek0 .your support-,. Give Generously DON'T WEAR YOUR OIL TO DEATH During, the past few weeks this coitmtn has been attempt h* to tell you something of the ininortallee of Die ,elninical ad, ditives which are'pleeed in geed motor oil to guarantee that it Will properly fulfill its many -functions; Without; lhes:::dtllrAlll your engine would U soongunuitdoz7s:oferiica:ltcsvitli:o gums, oxidation, TEAM NO. '1— Basle row, left to right, Trevor Adams, John White, Theo Saint, Jim. Scott, Bob 'Beattie. Front Gary Carter, Brian Carr, Dean Balser, Martin Garniss. TEAM NO..5—Back row, left to right, Torn Ellaco tt„ Byron Collar, Rodney Hickey, Stan Stolarski, Allan Leggatt, Front, Daryl Gibson, Keith Lode r, Bruce Lloyd, Tommy Miller, Wayne Irwin, Har- olat by BOB DOWNIE a a U I corrosion, pressure, foam 4110 tlaaaamaig its the modern high speed motor ticks away the miles. If you, the operator of the vehicle neglect, to change• gmr-- cant at the proper intervals, yon are Simply Asking for engine trouble, In the course of time the chemicals in your motor oil become depleted so that they con to longer do their job and . : `11 411- then a dozen hartrifin reactions begin id' take place, . Mind you, it is amazing how you can overwork a goaiOnotor = oil, but that is a risky thing to do, Change motor oil at the hp, 111-1.. tervals advised by our trained and experienced service ohtff. n Phone 38J Wingham FOR SAFETY FRESH OIL EVERY 1,0110 MILES • Downie's Sunoco Service ri 'T.E.AM NO. 2—Back row, left to right, Bill Yemen, Len Madill, Paul Fitzpatrick, Jim Nasmith, Keith Scott. Front, Fraser Strong, Alike 'Fleury, J obn Phillips, Doug Elliott Jim Griffith, HeVin Fisher. TOWN .OF Re Dog Prociathatio0 - TEAM NO 0—Bach row, left to right, Doug Ewing, Don Merrick, Bruce Ga.uley, Doug McTaggart,- Tom Deyell. Centre, .Neil Renwick, Michael For syth, Brian Forsyth, Barry Conron, Wayne Gordon, Frank Cronkwright. Front, Ivan McBurney, Monty Temp-lemon, Norman MacLellan, John Welwood. Boivling League Names Officers About • thirty members of the `Wingham. Men's Bowling League held a banquet at the Legion Home Monday evening to mark the end of the season and present trophies to top bowlers. A new slate of officers was elect- ed for the coming year, They are Jim Bain, president; Tarr MacLaur- in, Ken Zinn, treas- urer and Doug Wylie,. secretary, The Burke Trophy was presented by Cal Burke to the high team for the year, the "Mustangs." The team captained by Ian Maclaurin, in- cluded Wayne Brown, Doug Wal-. lace, Doug Murray, Jim Wild and Emerson Hickey, Prizes were also presented to Tommy Jardin, high triple; Ron Bailey, high single, and to Dong Wallace, for high average, In -view of the disregard by the general pub- lie of the recent proclamation issued by:the Town Council, re the confinement of dogs, and the fact that they are not to run at laxge at any time, the Council feels that charges must he laid under this By-la -W. Any .owner- or harbourer of a dog who allows it to rnn at large can be summoned into Court, The fine in a case of this kind 'could be $50.00 and costs. TROPHIES AWARDED AT BOWLING BANQUET 'TEAM NO 3—Back, left to right Jim'English, Dave Carruthers, Carmen,M0Burney, Jim Mitchell, Stewart Allen,, Centre, left to right, Robert: Campbell, Brian Caslick, Norman Corrin, Lyle Gauley. Front, lett to right, Don Willie, Hen Taylor, Wit yne Scott, Newton Richardson, Jim Henderson, We would ask all, eitizenS -emic:ertied to comply with the laws and. .a -void the con- sequences. Special Music for . Wmgham Town Council. —L.-- • .0 V•t,!C•T Pee Wee Teams Enjoy Banquet The six Pee Wee hockey teams that played under the sponsorship of the Wingham Recreation. Council were treated to a banquet at the Legion Home here 'on Tuesday of last week, The .banquet was spon- sored by an anonymous donor and was under the chairmanship of John Gorbutt, chairman of the Recreation Council. Guests at the dinner were John Brent, who showed films on the 1058 Stanley Cup series; Stewart Beattie, Ken Hodgkinson, coach; Doug Lockridge and Raymond Walker referees for the games, and Dr., W, McKibbon, Team man- agers, Lloyd Carter, Roger West, Ross Dundee, Ross Gordon, Mike Willie, Willis Hall were also on hand. Bill Contort, who had also Worked with the boys, could not be present dub to illness. Bob Pul- ford, Toronto Maple Leaf star was scheduled to be at the dinner, but Could not be present, Crests were presented to the all-star team Which played in Goderich and to team which competed in the zone g perfectly practical; practically perfect TIILIARKY STUDEPAKER ST. HELENS Get them in line for a safer ride Built in Canada by Canadians The Ladies' Auxiliary to the,Can- adian Legion catered to a ,hanquet for the Wednesday night Women's Town Bowling League on Wednes- day .evening when 51 ladies sat down' to dinner, The president, Mrs. Robert Rowsell, was mistress of ceremonies. The.'Winning teams were present- ed with trophies and several other awards were made. Mrs, Rowsell won the trophy for high average, Mrs, Chas. Petrott, high single, and Miss Sharon Brown, high triple. Mrs. John Strong ' was high single in playoffs with Miss Mari- anne McRibbon high triple, They each received earrings with match- ing pins. Mrs. Mac Peachey was the luelty ticket holder for the door prize, Mrs. Rowsell, president, Mrs, Wal- ter Brown, secretary and Mrs. Lorne Cardner, treasurer, were each presented with a cup and saucer. An election of officers was held with Mrs. W. Hedgkinson named president; Mrs, Harry Faegen, sec- retary and Mrs. William Forsyth treasurer. The date to commence in the fall was Set for October 7th, , &sine of the women bowled .after the banquet and others played euchre, Mrs. and MacLourirt was high single and Miss Sharon Brown high triple lb bowling, Miss Merle Gowdy had high score as a lady in euchre -and Mrs. Rowsell had high for the lady playing as a man, Sunday Service WROXETER--- Special Mother's Day service was held at 10 ton. in Wroxeter United Church at which time three children were received into the church' through .baptism: Susan Elizabeth, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, George Mr, Tracey Lee, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Don- ald McLaughlin;. Sally Sane, daugh- ter of Mr, and Mm, G. L, Dobson. Allen Munro, chairman of Sessions presented the certificates, The minister, Rev. Ewart Clarke, spoke on the thenie„ "Is God at Home?" The choir, with Gilbert Howes as leader, and Ann Douglas organist, song an anthem. entitled "My Mother's Hand", No question about if ... proper wheel ,balance and alignment niean longer fire Wear and safer driving. Let -us check it for you. We do the job right . . and• fast, too. Why pay more at' ref lessl See us. We've got The best buy for year auto. service-bock. You *PRESSED NW MOTHER,. ALL I SAID WA5- ivkr tOU E SIIR'b WANT MEIOGEr REEk. PRESCRIPTION \ FILLED AT LARK, ZOOM floe totlISTOCSS or *aura, euelooe blend atom/ion sense and untomnaort disfinctlek r hcsitige 6-passenger-interior. Performs with any North American ear—parks in 18 ! Octane feet less. LOwet initial cost and upkeep, too. V-8 or 6—complele range of ,toOdels and options. Wonderful family car. Wonderful new experience ht motoring Ken's Alignment Alignment Service ert Armstrong winghom„ oat. Phone 1St bone 355 Thia.gonal Road Wingham Mrs. h. F. Green is a patient in Victoria Hospital, London, where she underwent surgery lost week. Her many friends hope for a speedy recovery, NIT; and Mrs, Ray Laidlaw of Wingham were visitors for Moth- er's Day with Mr, and Mrs, T. .1, Todd. We are sorry to report that Mr, • 0, A, Will is a patient in the Wingham and District general HOSpitaL Mr, and Mrs, Lorne Woods were Week-end Visitors with Mrs, It. Woods at Xitehener. They were accompanied by Miss Donna Woods, student nurse at the Ritcherter-WaterlOo Hospital. Don. no, who has been home on a month's vacation, will spend the next three months In training at the Ontario Hospital, Whitby. Mr. and Mrs. James Douglas and Malcolm .of iVfitehell Were recent kliegs o Mr. and Mrs. .Toth derri- ere/1. and Don, The May Meetings of the W,M.S, and the W.A, will he held at the hone of Miss W. D. ttlithertoM on Tintrackty afternoon ,at 2,30, All the ladies are invited, Homes of the Bible Is Sunday Theme Christian rattily Day was ob., served' in the United Church on Sunday with the theme; "A Home for ChildrenP. Wyan de Boer read the Seriptttre lesson and Gladys McDonald the stoM "The Little Colt", The offering was taken by Naltey 0Oraett and Nancy SUM, Revs )3, P. Green gave a talk hi keeping With the theme en honlea of the Bible it,nd. what they tud for the .thildren who grew up 1n there.