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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1968-12-12, Page 13• Wifighain AdvancesTitne$, ThUriday, 12 a 1908 THE CHRISTMAS STORE FOR FOOTWEAR GIFTS IN SLIPPERS SNOWBOOTS AND SHOES Wingham Wiarton v 4 • 1 PU.0 to the rising costs of oiler- ttflon W. are obliged to raise the price of ADULT admissions • to $1.25- $feglent, and Children will con. ' tinue- to be 75e and 40c. THUR.-FRI.-SAT., DEC. 12-1114 ADMITTANCE RESTRICTED TO PERSONS • • IS YEARS OF AOS • OR OVER •"PRUDENCE AND THE PILL" Colour - Starring: David Niven • Deborah Kerr This is a cute English comedy for Adult audiences. .44.•"/44.4.40,4060.4^14•41/4"../4"4440.404,~^,W.#4,,,,,,,,404 SATURDAY MAT. DEC. 14 SPECIAL OOUBLE FEATURE "Hansel and Gretel" and leThe Bremen Town Musicians" ALL SEATS 50c. All attend- ing will receive a free ticket for the Saturday Matinee on, December 21st. 4.4".4.4.4%".....440,0444•44,0,04/ COMING NEXT: THUR.-FRIAAT., DEC. 19.20.21 ADULT ENTERTAINMENT "THE- COMEDIANS" ismffisommommisimiumnion JOSEPHINE STREET PHONE WINGHA/111 357-1840 E. Irwin pulls tri A humdinger of a hockey game took place at the local arena last Tuesday when the Sports played host to the Wiar- ton Redinen, Davies shot Wiarton into the lead at the three minute mark with the assist going to Adams. Cole combined with Moore at 16,27 to 'give Wiartori a two goal lea0. Wingham hit the score she t less than a minute later as Ross Forster beat Mayo In the Wiarton net with assists going to Flemingv and McTav- ish. Wingham carried the play but just couldn't beat Mayo in the Wiarton net. Score end of the first period, Wiarton 2-- Wingham 1. SECOND PERIOD Wingham continued to carry the play but the puck continued to bounce the wrong way, miss open comers, hit posts and Mayo in the Wiarton net con- tinued to kick out shot after shot. However, at the 5.3 mark Wingham evened the count as Herb Litt,threw a lead • pass dipsy- doodling stick hand- • ling reminiscent of pro Man Bentley, deked two of the Wi- arton players and beat Mayo in the net. Wingham grabbed the'lead at the,10. 44 mark on a three way passing, play, the puck go- ing from Kitt to Lee to Fry, who this time threaded thepuck into a small opening between • Wiarton goalie and the pest. Warton was quick to relatiate and in less than .a Minute Cart; er dented the twIne behind • Wingharn goalie Bill Crawford, assist to Cole. Don Lee got two mintitei for tripping at the 15.15 mark and with the man advantage Warton jeinped into the lead aS-,Carter fired his sec- ond goal of the game with Cole and Moore -getting assists. Score after two periods, Wiar- ton 4--Wingharn 3, THIRD PERIOD As the third period started it was quite evident, the Wiar 4 , 0111=111!1111111.0111111' GODERICH LIONSCLUB BINGO I+ • SPECIAL CHRISTMAS GAMES - ..r.t1WEDNESDAY;715ECEMBER 18th Santa arrives with a gift for everyone - Chocolates and larger. prizes THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26th • Big Prize Must Go WEDNESDAY, JANUARY lst s Big Prize Must Go HAVE FUN - COME TO H•ARBOURLITE INN, GODERICH, . 8:30 P.M. Games 12-19b ELORA 8 - WINGHAM 1 er on winning goal ton boys who bad only 12 plar ers dressed, were, tiring. They weren't back checking and only gotid goal tending was keeping them in the game. Wingham -evened the score at 7.43 of the third as 1145$ Forster won the face-off and got the puck back to Rick Fleming who firecrene shot, got his own rebound, and fired the puck into the upper corner, Noticed that brought a smile to the face of Rick's fatlier-innlaw I However, at 10.35 Carter fired his third goal of the night for Wiarton. Heard • Ken Houston fires onlygoal at Elora _ You may have thought it was storming here Wednesday night but it was nothing compared to the storm which Elora threw‘ at - the Sports last Friday night. Wingham jumped into the lead at 5.23 as Ken Houston •took a pass from Ross Peacock' and beat Chambers in the Elora net. •Elora tied the score as Cap- tain M. Hillis beat G. Sutton in Wingham's net at 8.02. Elora added another one at 12.47 on a three way passing play from Drove to Dickison to Schaeffer. End of first period Elora 2-- Wingham 1. • • However, from this point on the shorthanded Sports were no. rnatch for the Elo4 crew. Elora added four goals in the second period by Bauman, McKena, Hillis and Fisher.. • In the third period Hillis fired his third goal for °the hat trick and Serhaeffer 'got -his secdnd ' goal at the 12,13 mark. Final . • score, Elora 8--Wingharn SHORT SHOTS... This was the first encounter between the Sports and Elora, a new team in the group this year, and let's face it, they have. a good team Wingham was short that re- liable defence pair, Gord Cer- son and Jim Bain. Think if they had been there it might !lack & White. SERVICE CALL 5.00 PLUS .15 PER MI. ONE WAY • Color • SERVICE CALLt.00 AFTER FIRST HALF HRit4.50 PER HR have been different- Weil, Coach Chuck, don't feel bad. If it's any consolation look what problems Punch Imlach had when two or three of his regular defencemen were missing... INice to see the Kerr boys, cous- ins Murray and George, dressed for this game...More injuries as Jon Bateson came out of the game with a sore leg. • Not sure, if it was a result of that fight , .with Fisher of the Elora team or not...Not too often do you see a hockey Mayer wearing No. 13 but Elora has one... With this loss the locals are now batting • 500 with 3 wins and 3 losses. So much for the sour notes. Here's something on the sweeter side. A donation received from Stanley -Berry this week for $100.00 for which the team says "A Big Thank Yoe", Sure is nice to see this firm showing such interest and backing local sports... Corning games , Sat- urday December 14, Elora at Wingham and Tuesday, Decem- ber 17, Arthur- at Wingham. See you at these games. fan Keith, the friendly garbage Man, bellow a few needles at Ken Houston and it seemed to do the trick for in less than two minutes Ken Houston deflected a shot from Gord Cerson at the point .which tied the game. Had been talking to Elwood Irwin between second 'and third period and he said he felt a little like that race horse Buster Hal. He was trying hard but just was not able to pit the winning circle and I said to myself, so often these long shots come through. 'The stage was set and Ross Peacock fed •Elwood Irwin a perfect pass to the right of the net and.Elwood made no mistake in nring'it h9me to give the locals the lead at the 17, 59 mark. Final score, Wingham 6--Wiarton 5. • SHORT SHOTS... Nice to see a.good crowd on h'and. Each game seems to bring out some new faces...Game was a few minutes late starting as only one referee showed up and Winghain's sub goalie G. ,Sutton was pressed into service as linesman, Bill Crawford was in the local net for the first time this year and came up with a.good game...Defence played one of their better games with JiM English playing his best game to date...Coach Chuckling Charlie had another face added to his roster in the person ofJ. Thompson who • looked good especially in the corners. A GODERICH RINK, skipped by Cam Bogie, second left, won the Weitern Fowl - dry, Trophy at the Wingham curling club's ice last Wednesday. Other members of the winning rink were John 'Hazitt, sec- ond; Ralph Foster, lead, and Jim Haw- kins, vice; Bill Ha.tnila presents the silver. • ware to the skip. • .FORDWICH C.G.I.T. • FORDWICH--Fourteen girls • attended the C. G. I. T. meet- ing on Monday of last week at the home of Alma Ruttan. Roll cell, business and worship serv- ice were followed by lunch. .1,- The Christmas meeting was scheduled for December 9 at the United Church when the members planned to enjoy their 'Christmas party. Two undefeated teams will play here Last Wednesday the Wing - ham Lion's Midgets romped to a 9 to 1 victory over their hosts in the Walkerton Arena. Joe Kerr paced the local team with three goals and the remainder were picked up by Jack Mc- Pherson, Doug Mahood, Bob Sangster and Paul Templeman-. Last Friday's game with Dur- ham was cancelled due to in- clement weather ind on Mon- day evening the boys came from Listowel with a 5 to 2 victory en goals by Jack Mc- Pherson, 2, Carl Mowbray, Ricky Kennedy and 13ruce Cor-- rigan, one each. • in.up coming games, the . local team travels to Hanover tonight with a return game here Friday night. Since each of these teams has been undefeat- ed so far this Season, these should be excellent games to watch. Bridge Club ' The Howell system was used. First, Mrs. J. H. Crawford and W. Wharry; second, Mrs. F. Forgie and C. Hodgins; third, Mrs. G. Gannett and J. H. Crawford. Western Foundry • event won by Goderich rink A rink skipped by CamBog- ie of Goderich won the grand aggregate and the Western :Foundry Trophy at the annual bonspiel held here last Wednes- day. Other' members of the rink were Jim Hawkins, vice; John Hazlett, second andRalph Foster, lead. Their score was three wins and a plus of 16. In second place in the eleven o'clock 'draw Was Bill Hurley's rink of Brantford, with two wins and a plus of 14. Third in the same draw, George Mon- crief's rink of Amberley with two wins plus 8. Consolation went to Mike Gourley and his • nk from Galt with one plus 4. • • Placing first.in the nine o'- , clock draw was Jack Bowman and his rink from Brussels, members of which were Sam Sweeney, Bill Stratychuk and Jim Bowman. They scored. -two wins plus -12. In second-priCe, Mac Eadie's rink, Teeswater, with two plus 4; third, Ivan Rivett's rink from Dungannon with one plus 1 and getting the consolation was Bill Nelson and his rink from Lucknow with one win. Three straight for juveniles The reorganized*Wingham (Joe Kerr) Juveniles are,off to a good start with three straight wins, bearing Arthur 8-6 and Harrigan 7-3 on the road and Listowel 6-2 in Wingham. This week they will try to keep the record intact as they Itravel to Listowel on Wednes- day and play against Harriston in the Wingharn Arena.on Thurs. daynight, game time 8.00 o'clock. • These boys are playing rex. • citing hockey and with the • help of a few paying customer (to help offset expenses)shauld be in for a very good year. If you like your hockey fast and exciting, drop around to the Wingham Arena Thursday night and treat yourself to a good night, out. • GODERICH LIONS CLUB BINGO CORRECTION, The Goderich Lions Club will be giving away 15 good size turkeys at the Bingo on December 18th at Har- • bourlight -Inn in Goderich. Do plan to attend. SPECIAL NOTE - The January 1st Bingo has been cancelled and replaced by one on THURSDAY„ JANU. • ARY 2nd,. at 830 p.m., when the big prize must go. 1 C.W.L. euchre The winners at the weekly euchre held at Sacred Heart parish hall Tuesday evening were, high lady,- Miss Mary offehn; high man, John Sproal; low lady, Mrs. James Gibbons; low man Peter Jorrison.,. The door prize was won by Doris Adams. There were nine tables in play and the hostesses were . Mrs. Ron Foxton and Mrs. Ed Bauer. Entertainment at the Station Hotel, Afildmay FRIDAY NIGHT Helen and Evelyn SATURDAY NIGHT Western Playboys Spareribs, Sauerkraut and Barbecued Chicken served Friday and Saturday Nights MINIMUM BENCH TIME FOR 20 M1N. 12.50 AFTER THIS TIME44.50 PER HOUR INCLUDES CAR RADIOS, ACi DC RADIOS, TV ESTIMATES, HI-FI RECORD PLAYERS, STEREO TUNERS Eit. Sponsored By HURON ZONE RADIO • & TV TECHNICIANS DEALERS OLDFIELD PRO HDWE • DUNKIN TV CRONIN HOME HDWE• PATTISON McGILL RADIO & TELEVISION WARREN HOUSE • LILLOW'S TV 4:4 new In BRUT t Set For today's guy -on -the -go, Faberge's new BRUT Flight Set, man -tailored for the quick trip, the light '1flight. Compactly cased; fitted with matched BRUT .t.Otlon and After -Shave Balm, here's the man's gift for '68 . . . the indispensable groomer for desk, locker, glove compartment . . . BRUT Flight Set 5.00 TRIANGLE 018 COU NT-- PAIENT AleteD/C/NIS COSA0:617CS * 1049ACCOS TUNE IN AND SING WITH US! itnootf Cbriotnut5 Carol Tgroattrafitfi each morning, Wednesday, December 18 through Tuesday, Dec. '24 over RADIO STATION CKNX 8:45 to,9 It's the 44th year foi. this heart-warming Christmas custom at Simpsons. Join the singing, or listen in, as' customers and staff in Simwns Tor- onto Downtown Store, led by Mr. Ellis McLintock, sing out the helm ed songs of the season. Plan your pre -Christina visit to Toronto so you can join the Simpsons Carol Singing in person from 9:10 to 9:30. The radio broadcasts are of*the previoug day's singing . . . so you can sing in person, and hear the broadcast the next day!