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tame dime dr • ! d into a
orange and black .it on Hal-
lowe'en night, solve all theprob
lens of the world's sick, and
hungrychildren? No. But t1t'8
a start. • And the'Untted,Nations
Children's Pand 1* in the busi•
nes of making fresh starts every,
day all aver the world., with
food, clothing. . shelter and ed-
ueationi UNICEF regards each
•.di°me it receives` from the Hal-
Xowe "en .collection as a fresh -
start
fresh'
start for a.. child' in one of the
rnarny distressed areas' of the
world'
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Due to thso rising costs. of :op.a.
Sion we are obfiaid to Ws*
tlio price of ADULT ach sisslans
Student . sand Children will • con-
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THUR.-FRL•SAT. OCT. 20546
ADULT ENTERTAINMENT
"THE GOOD, THE
BAD and THE UGLY"
ClnemaScope-Colour - Starring;
Clint . Eastwood - EH Wallach
Here is outdoor adventure at
its best. Due to the length of
this feature there will be only
ons showing each' night start-
ing at 8:00 p.m.
SATURDAY MAT. OCT. 26
"Tom Thumb"
This is a special matinee
withall seats. , - 50 cents
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'LADES' WEDNESDAY
NIGHT LEAGUE
Rose Grove tools the high
single with a score of 280 and
Dao#hy Bafn the hig1 triple of
' 967, • .
Team standings; Betty's
Buiclrs 26 points, Janet's Jav4
el ' 22� points„,, Maud's Mus-
ngs 20 points, Jean's jeeps 19
Points, Judy s.Jaguars •l0 points,
„Shirley's Sunbeams 8 • points.
Gatnes oyer.225: Lou; se.
'Welwopd 237,• Shirley Storey
253, 233 Jean King, 249, Verna
Stecffier 250.
Last week Mary Forest cap-
tured both high single and high ,
triple with 299 and 61'4
MEN'SLEAGUE l
This week's action found the.
first place Seals losing 7 points
to* to North Stars. The Kings
split with Blues 5 to 2, while
the Penguins lost .5 points to the
Flyers in a hotly contested •
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Match,
Standings to date find the
flyer's taking over possession of
first place with 26 points, 'Seals.
and Peng•uiris tied,with.2l,
Kings 1'1. North Stars 13, and
the Blues 7
' Bruce Machan put together
threes nice games including 291
and 337 for the high, triple" of •
ti e.night and thus far in the
, season`, a great 85$. Bill John
son tookhigh single with 350.
Other high games were bowled.
by Ken Bacton„ Sr.. with 343 -and
781 Hap Swatridge, 295 and
708; rim Bain 734 Bill Rotch-
kiss, 732; Bob .Angus 307 and
705; and Doug Neil with a '704.
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
Fred and .Harold's teams were
really'. bowling this week, cap-
turing themselves each 7: more
points, The alleys' were pretty
quiet though. 1 guess too much
turkey over Thanksgiving:
Team standings are as fol-
lows: Fred 28, Eric 24, Harold
21, Ron' 16, John° 12 , Don 4.
Dorothy Croskill took all the
honors herself capturing the •
high single' with 228 and high -
triple 639. .Nice bowling, Dor-
othy. Row Croskill, not to be
outdone by his wife, came up
with a high single of 242,' while
Bruce Machan took high triple
with 670.
Thanks to spares Iris and .
George Foulon, Lois Cason
and Bruce Machan,
THURSDAY NIGHT.
MIXED LEAGUES,
Many good games were
bowled last week to bring three
teams in top place. The
standings are as follows: Paul's
Disciples 26; Monty's Mods 26;
Perry's Prowlers 26; George's
Gamblers 21; Bob's Bouncers ,15;
Keith's Kool Kats 12.
Bill Hotchkiss was hot and
Captured both men's high sing-
le, and
.high trifle wnt13 an
818iGacLautin ollowe
d
close behind with a 291 for the
ladies' high single and a 772
for the ladies' high triple.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
MIXED LEAGUE
Men's high single, Doug Lay-
ton 318; men's high triple,
Doug Layton 748; ladies high
single, Marion Chadwick 233;
ladies high triple, Nancy Gil-
lespie 601.
League standings: Strong's`
Sexy 6, 26 pts; Post's Hippies
22; Lunn's Wildcats 16; Rea-
vie's Drillers 2 5; Swan's Swing-
ers 30 and Layton's Leaders 28.
Badminton Club
Alain this. year the Badmin-
ton Club is attempting to get
its proverbial feet off the'ground
However, with the warm weath-
er to date °people apparently do
not want to face the fact that
winter and its activities are just
around the corner.
Presently the few who are
participating are doing so,each
Monday with the exception of
the fourth Monday each month,
at the public school gymnasi-
um.
Anyone who is 17 and older.
is invited `to join the club and
make it a successful season.
It is planned that the club will
operate in they. E. Madill
•Secondary School where facil-
ities will eventually include
showers.
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TROPHY WINNERS -- Tropt! f for the
season's three eventsor ma'w ,-present-
ed
s
)ent-
ed at the annual meeting ofWingham
Golf and Country Club on Saturday even-
ing. ,Barry Simpson, left, vyort`'t a McKib
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Wingham Teens•
elect officers
A very active'•andkeen group-
of Wingham teens have 'formed
an organization and have elect
ed theix own executive. Three
;meetings have been held and
even b;efor'ean executive was
formed they felt they `should
raise some funds by holding a
car wash. This was so success-
ful that they have decided to
hold more activities to raise ,
money to serve their purpose.
Theanization h s: et to
ga .�y
come up with a name. Howes
ever this group of teens is an-
xious to do something 'for .them-
selves and have a plaee.to,.
-meet. ,
The executive elected is as
follows: President, 'Owen Curt't
is; vice-president, Rosernary.o>
Curtis. secretary; Voiln s sp7ta'
treasurer, Paul Tenxplernan,
The following committees a-_
were formed with the first one
to be the :chairman: •
Ways and Means, Linda
Cerson, Diane Caslick; Donna
Ross, Rhonda Bell.
Programme, Ian Shepherd,.
Richard Wharton, . Dave: Gibson,
John Schipper.
Publicity and public relay
tions, Sue Williams; Craig Gil-
roy, Karen Sutcliffe, Paul
Guest, Nancy Guest, Paul
Templeman.
Decoration, Ann Welwood,
Sally Lou Elliott, Julie Burke,
Ruth. Ann Currie, Jane Bateson.
This organization is being
sponsored by the Recreation .
Committee and Recreation Dir-'
ector Jim Ward is 'working close-
ly with them,
Basketball
Last year was the first year
that a town league in basket-
ball was formed. It was fairly
successful', with three teams
organized. This year only a
handful of players have turned
up so far. Every Tuesday and
Thursday at the public school
gym there are enough to scrim-
mage and that is all. If this is
to flourish there must be more
players.
This is a good conditioner.,
Why not get out and give it a
try!
1 e e e N. N ere NN N e al Kett Haulage. et
bon Trophy; K:en Rae, the WaldenR Trophy,
and Wilfred French accepted the Lloyd-
Truax Trophy for Glen Madill who was un-
able to be present.
-Advance-Times Photo.
'ciliary holds
ne tournament
'•^iThe Ladies' Auxiliary to
Branch 180 Royal Canadian
gion held a zone bowling
tournament here when 22 teams.
..r.competed, • -
;.A team from Clinton had the
high score for the day, winning
the Stanley -Berry Trophy. Han-
ever was second, Strathroythird
Wingham fourth and. Owe n
ound fifth.
The high single also went to
Clinton and the prize for run -
ne-up to Hanover. A bowler
from Clinton captured the high
triple and Helen Caserlaore of
Wingharn was runner-up.'
Two draws were held. The_
roceries were won by a lady
Y om. Owen Sound and Mrs. Har-
i d ,Regtonuof Wingharn won
ellrarpron ;' :11r: .r" i,,,t:,..,.,
.
MiffQr' hockey
registration.
Recreation Director, J i ori
ward- has announced that reg-
istration. for Minor hockey will
be held at the Wingham Arena
on Saturday, October 26,- 9.30
unti1,11. 30 a. m. 'Please make
every attempt to have all reg
istratiohs- by that time. The
Wingharn Minor Hockey will be
affiliated with W. O. A. A. and
will retain the following age
dates as OMHA lays down:
Juvenile --under 19 years for
players born after December 31,
1949. ' '
Midget --under 17 players
born after December 31, 19514
Bantam --'under 15 players
born after, De ber 31, 1953.
Pee Wee-er 13 players
born after December 31, 1955.
Novice --under 11 players
born after December 31, 1957..
Tyke --under 9 players born
after December 31, 1959.
If there are enough played
in arty given category to form
house leagues each boy will be
givesi the opportunity to play
lots of hockey.
Mr. Warchays there is a def-
inite need for adults and teens
who would volunteer to coach,
manage and referee the hockey
for the boys.
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WINGHAM W BELGRAVE INTERMEDIATES
defeated Teeswater Intermediates last
Wednesday evening. to become the WOAA
Intermediate A champions, front row:
George •Skinn, Brian Coupes; Card Wel-
wood, coach; Way 'Elston, Jim Coultas,
Garry Reavie. Back row: Nelson Arm-
strong, exec,; Ivan Gardner, manager;
Wayne Coultes, Ken Saxton Jr., Bob Hig-
gins, Grant Coultes; ed Bauer, exec.
Bridge Club
entertains
The Wingharn Bridge Club
entertained the IGodeiich club
last . Thursday evening. Wing-
ham scored 911 points against
Godetich 889.
North and South: Donna
Sproul and Evelyn Galbraith; .
second, Mr. and Mrs. J. I-1,
Crawford; thirs, Dr. and Mrs.
Smith; fourth, O. Haselgrove
and A, Wilson; tied for fifth,
"Mrs. H. Fisher and Mrs. P.
Thompson, and Cassie McDon-
ald and Joe Shrier.
East and West: First; Mr.
and Mr's.'C. •Hodgiias; second,
J. Martin and Dr. W. A. Aakea
third, Jean Tapernack and R.
Robinson; fourth, K. Duncan
and Verna Woring; fifth., Mrs.
R. H. Lloyd and Miss. Yvonne
'McPheit oro,
SOCIAL EVENING
AT FIRE HALL
The Wingharn Fire . Depart•
ment held the first social even-
ing for the winter season last
Wednesday night. Attendance
„ was lower than usual.
High lady at euchre was
Mrs. S. Cowan with Mrs. Harv-
ey Aitchison as low lady. High
man was Lynn Hickey and Rob-
ert Hickey had the .low score.
Ken Foxton won the -draw.
Goodyears are
Int. Champions
The Beigrave- Wingham
Goodyears have completed a
successful season emerging as
the W. O. A. A. Intermediate A
Champions. They are grateful
for the support they received
from the fans.
Scores in the final series
with Teeswater were Teeswater
13, Goodyears 0 in the first
game. They won all other
games 9 to°2, 3 to 2 and 5to4.
The team was managed by
- Ivan Gardner with Gordon Wel-
wood as coach. The players
were Brian Coultes, Gran t
Coultes, Jim Coultes, Wayne
Coultes, Murray Elston, Wayne
Elston, Robert Higgins, Keith •
Pletch,-Garry Reavie; Bill Rob-
inson, Ken Saxton, Garry Stor-
ey.
A
St Paul's euchre
There were fourteen tabes
in play at the'.eu reherd ;fir
St. Paul's Anglican Church on
Thursday.
High lady was Mrs. Joe Kern,
high man, Albert Hall, low
lady, lours.. Mark Gardner; low
man, N. Cronkwright; lucky
draw, Mrs. L, Patterson; high
lady playing as a. man,. MUs
Mary Henn. •
'The largest chunk of quartz
(70 tons) was found .in .Russia,'
Willecimith
Mr, ,and Mr. Wisest Beed
croft and Karen were Sunday
s1tors with • T;' . Bee,•
crop o, inghant.Y
Pon Gray and Donnie
• of London Mr, and Mrs. Jack.
Tierney and faintly of Tilbury
were week-en4 visitors with
their parents, Mr.and +i x s.,
Tom Magoffinl On Sunday
`.' and Mrs. 'Lance Magom,
Linda, Sharon, Gary, Randy
and Colleen of radon visited
at the same home...,
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