HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1966-04-14, Page 16FIRST PUCK—Mrs. Roger West dropped the
first puck in last week-end's midget hockey
tournament. The teams fought for the
Walter Lockridge Trophy which was donat-
ed in memory of Mrs, West's father. Her
son, Paul Fleury, left, faced off for Wing-
ham against Clinton.
—Advance-Times Photo.
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something long,
low and racy? -
Or something large,
posh and powerful?
Or something
quietly compact?
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Mr. Jim Ross of Kitchener
spent the week-end with his
parents, Mr, and Mrs. Russel
Ross.
Mrs. Irene Paterson of Tor-
onto spent the week-end here
and visited with her mother,
Mrs. W. A. Taylor of llrucelea
Haven, Walkerton and her
brother, Charles Taylor, a pa-
tient in Wingham and District
Hospital.
Mr. Donald Gaunt of Kit-
chener and Mr. Gary Chapman
of Hamilton spent the Easter
week-end at their homes here,
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FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 1966
COMPETITIONS IN THE MORNING and AFTERNOON
VARIETY CONCERT STARTING AT 8:00 O'CLOCK
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Whitechurch News
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
LADIES' LEAGUE
Shirley Storey captured the
high single with a 281, Gwen ;
MacLaurin howled 030 ter the
high triple.
Only one more regular bowl-
ing night be ore the play-off
and Bea's Hounds are in first
place with 117 points, Eva's
Collies are second with 11[1
points and Elva's Spaniels are in
third place with 115 points.
Barb's Poodles have 90 points;
Jean's Shepherds have 80 points;
Edna's Terriers have 85 points.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
LADIES' LEAGUE
Bea's Hounds won first place
for the season with 121 points.
Congratulations, girls. Eva's
Collies were close behind with
119 points for second place, El-
va's Spaniels were third with
118 points,. Edna's Terriers
were fourth with 92 points.
Jean's Shepherds and Barb's
Poodles tied for fifth with 90
points.
Verna Ste filer captured the
high single this week with 330
arid Shirley Storey bowled 679
for the high triple.
The over 300 bowlers for the
season were Dot Bath, Marg.
Moffatt, Gwen MacLaurin,
Verna Steffler, Shirley Storey,
Hilda Brown and Ruth Tiffin,
And now for the five weeks
of playoffs. Good luck, girls.
WEDNESDAY NIGIIT
MIXED LEAGUE
The Corvairs arc still out in
front after the third playoff
night, with a total pintail oi
8,130, followed up by the
Comets with 7, 903; Buicks
7, 652; Pontiaes 7, 557; Fiats
7,183 and back in the cellar
the T-Birds with 7,052.
The women's high single last
Wednesday night went to Pileen
Bennett with a very nice 259
and Emma Deyell picked up the
high triple with 570. Mike Ma-
vach rook all the honors for the
men, with a single of 310 and
710 triple,
0--0--0
THURSDAY NIGHT
MIXED LEAGUE
The regular schedule ended
last week with Dianne's Duffers
finishing in first place. The
members of this team are Dian-
ne Walden, Joan Irwin, Sharon
Brooks, Mac Ritchie, Stewart
Leedham and Bob Jones.
Other trophy winners are: for
the ladies, Gwen MacLaurin,
high average; Sharon Jones,
high triple; and Marilyn Ritchie
high single. For the men, Mac
Ritchie, high average; Hap
Swatridge, high triple; and Bar-
ry Fry, high single.
The trophy for the most im-
proved bowler of the year was
won by Elwood Irwin.
Gwen MacLaurin had the
high triple for the ladies last
week with a 025. Sandra Riehl
had the high single with a 238.
Bill Edwards was high man with
a 777 triple, and a 327 single.
Final team standings: Dian-
ne's Duffers 133; Gwen's Go-
phers 114; Sharon's Sharks 114;
Fran's Frantics 95; Dot's Dashes
93; Audrey's Angels 81.
TOPICS
SPRING TACKLE "TRAINING'
Anglers can take a tip from
the pre-season warmups and
training now underway in the
baseball camps.
Seeing that equipment func-
tions perfectly is just as im-
portant to a fisherman as good
Physical condition is to a touted
20-game winner or the team's
"big stick.”
Getting gear in shape after a
winter's layoff is vital to the
success of early
trips afloat. If
you don't, you're
likely to dis-
cover all sorts
of problems .
and all at the
wrong time.
While most of
us were admon-
ished to prepare
o u r gear last
fall by such FISHER
companies as Mercury outboards,
good advice has a strange habit
of falling on closed ears . . .
particularly if the geese were
flying. So haul out the tackle
box NOW, while you have the
time.
Thoroughly clean reels, reltibri-
rating according to the maker's
specs . . , hut use greases spar-
ingly, Check lines for signs of
weakness: snip off lo feet of
monofilament, if you haven't al-
ready done so. Remove that fly
line from the spool and hang in
loose coils, it even ror only a
short period.
Lures should be touched up
with paint, if needed, Hone hooks
to needle sharpness. Polish
spoons and spinners like fine
silver if they don't take a
bright shine, replace them.
'hough reels are the most
iii al elements in tackle, ln-
.'ct rods earefully. Look for
loose wrappings, Ferrules and
reel seats. Observe carefully the
condition of the tip where ihe
line rubs against the guide; any
'nth( shots of furrowing calls Inc
immediate replacement.
Plenty of soap and water,
mixers with a generous portion
of old-fashioned "elbow grease,"
will do the job on most other
items.
Chalmers Presbyterian W.M. S.
will hold the Easter Thankoffer-
ing service on Tuesday, April
19 in the church at 30, Mrs.
Robert McAllister of Dungannon
will be the guest speaker.
Whitechurch U.C.W., Blue -
vale U, C, W. and W,M, S. and
Langside W. M. S. are invited.
Mrs. Donald Watt, Robert,
Donald and Norman went to
Toronto Thursday where they
will join Mr. Watt, student at
Knox College, and spend the
week-end there.
Mrs. Orville Tiffin and Joe
spent Thursday in London.
Mrs. Johnston Conn, Mrs.
Russel Ross, Mrs. Dawson Craig,
Mrs. D. MacDonald and Mrs. F.
Coulter attended South Kinloss
Easter Thankoffering service on
Thursday and Mrs. Charles Tif-
fin was present from the Lang-
side Auxiliary.
Mrs. Sidney Thompson, Mrs.
Donald Dow, Mrs. Norman
Coultes, Mrs. Ken Mason, Mrs.
John Jamieson, Mrs. Alex Ro-
bertson, Mrs. Gordon McBurney,
Mrs. Ronald Coultes and Mrs.
Harry Cook of Calvin Brick
U.C.W. attended the Thankof-
fering service on Tuesday at
Whitechurch United Church.
Mrs. Janet Twamley of
Woodstock visited a day last
week with Mr. and Mrs. Russel
Ritchie.
' On Wednesday evening the
Whitechurch broomball team
went to Owen Sound to contest
the Blyth team and won 1-0,
Later in the evening they play-
ed the Hopeville team, winners
of the playoffs for the last two
years. The score was 0-0 but
Whitechurch won by five extra
shots on goal.
Mr. Orville Tiffin conclud-
ed his work on the permanent
staff at the Wingham and Dis-
trict Hospital but for a time
has been engaged as relief man.
Mr. George Tiffin of Lucknow
has been engaged at the hospi-
tal at the same work.
This community extends
sympathy to Mr. Dan McKin-
non, a former Kinloss council-
lor known to many here, in the
passing of his brother, Mr. John
McKinnon.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Caslick
visited on Monday with Mr.
and Mrs, Billie Caslick and
family of Culross.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gaunt and
Janet of Exeter visited on the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
Don Ross and family, and with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Gaunt,
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Loug-
heed, Lori and Cheryl of Fort
Erie, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Fisher and family of Guelph,
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gibson,
Rhonda, Billie and Gregory of
Lucknow were Easter Sunday
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Fisher. Mrs. Lougheed and
daughters remained for the
week's vacation.
Mr. Telford Penfold of Han-
over, a student of Bible Col-
lege, London, conducted ser-
vices at Whitechurch Presbyter-
ian Church. Mr. Tenfold and
his brother Kenneth were din-
ner guests with Mr. and Mrs.
Johnston Conn. Rev. Horace
Braydon, teacher at Bible Col-
lege, London, will conduct the
services again on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Siebert
and family of Montreal spent
the week-end with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thompson,
and with Mr. and Mrs. Sidney
Thompson and family of East
Wawanosh.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Coultes,
Debbie, Kevin and Blaine of
Dresden, were Easter week-end
visitors with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Coultes and
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Mervyn Pipe of Brussels. Mr.
and Mrs. Wilbert Schwichten-
berg, Lori Jane and Kevin of
Port Elgin also visited at the
same home.
Visitors Easter Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Conn
and family were Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Caslick and Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas Conley, of Wingham.
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