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• "RACHEL RACHEL"
• Colour - Starring
•:Joann, Woodward •
not Is the story of -thirtY','
five year old -school teacher who e,
ropes her way out of self/
imposed lOneliness.
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SATURDAY: MAT. DEC., 20,
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COMING. NIRO
FR1.4AT. (2 days): DEC-, 26-.27.
• "THOSE OARING.
. YOUNG- MEN IN•
THEIR :MAMMY
JALOPIES"
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it takesa, good, team to
bOunce back from a defeat', and
such was 074e case as ;be Bair'
tami eked out **win from
141,ey boys In a real. Scrambly4-,
qPesmo, last fridarat'thelo.
Wingha% hit the sqo'ries,
P''0,10,4note 'ways than onein
the flrst pertodi„.• getting the on' -
goal 41110,all the - penalties.
The lone goal ,came at 414,9,
1111Uute mark as PtiaruP9/10cit
410v*.14s Rimmtiiiends a real,
000Ep#*,100,10r4cloW up a
:reboYnct 400.4•Telttockridge
shot and whipped* into the
. corner With, A, fine wristshot.
Ripley came Out in the sec-
ond period all fired up and tied
the score in ,1011:than 30 Sec-
onds aa'RoVillsionette scOred.
an'„ *1st going to Mark:With., .
At 9.40; the ladle two Ripley
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boys gave a repeat perform
anCe'10shoot Rip!efinto the •
Coach Doug Doug Neil must have
laidlhe 14W down. during the,.
-lritetmission:for. the Wingharn
boys' came ,out Aar* and fast.
'Detegninition,:saUd strong skat.
Ing paid off In four unanswered
goals, Jeff Lockridge getting.
tWO ad Doug Leitch' and Tom
Lee one apiece.' Final goal of
the game was scored by Ripie
Boyd Carruthers unassisted,
SLAP 511QT$111014 THE
BLVELINE.. ;Martin Page don
nod the goal pads and came
through ‘ ildth 41 win on• his first
assignment between the pipes
0. .Glad to See two goals go to.
'the second line. it Means the
team baring a betterhalanced
attack at the foe,
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• Defeated b
• Q11; Friday, night the Stone
School Intermediates Jima 0:Quid
not scem..togtroHthg.. Their:
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passing was Yertpoor aPd mei, •
didn't start to Pate ton the
third pedod. •
Scoring for Stone School
• were Niel Edgar, Torn Black
and Ron. PutdOn, Nice to see
Ron out add playing great hOck-
ey.
The next game Play-
ed in Blyth on Thursday' night •
commolciAL, LEAGUE
Team standings: comets a.
Oeminh 32, Heroes 22, ATI.
ters 26, Lonars172 , Rockets 50.
• Ladies, high single. Dorothy
• c4.0.10,11 252; high triple, Gwen
MacLaurin 713; men's high.
single, Frank Ourke'206; high
triple, Lee Grove 617.
Thanks fo spares Marion •
liattiPpo R00$ Hagfngs, Bob
41440)30 Varela McKittriek and
Gwen MacLaurin. •
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LADIES. LEAGUE.
In first place Linda's LoJ1.I,
pops 50 'Points; Sharon's Suckers
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(tonight) against Kuttavilie at
MO, ••Come out and ;tee the
boys in action. • •
47; Bea's Ron Bons 45; Janette.*
Jellybean* 41; Marrs mints
Gert's Gumdrop* 32.
High single and triple went
to Sharon OOP with 209; 669,
Turkey* went to Verna Stet!.
ner Sharon Skinn for
H. T. ; luck? draw* Joyce Owl.,
nerv-turkeys for bidden sole,
Bea ShroPahall, Connie Hickey,
Judi, Hickey, Mande Schiestel„
Rose Groves' Beth Barber.
TOVini 4AcrUg:
hi:n$11114:4:lentnit9 t 4611 etl* niaenr (111‘
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league bad its. 'my bowl. The,
edWhalft6t52a. tt:Enakckeldllheth.o, f_.2t41;111;e„,.. 111)::1::'re$411' •,ScetitiCe',
The $.04PDXIS of the turkeys,„
were' t' Wall 'Brian Carrier.
on Ken
ranirmn il
• ldss, Al Carter -Larry Alto*
o and munay McLennan
Thanks to our good spaos
BRIDGE RESULTS' Jim Bain and Ken Saxton Jr
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The Howell system was used,
THURSDAY MIXED
Mit: Nibs T. McPherson and
lvir. F, Parker;secOnd; Mr,S.:,',
•H. •Fisher and Mrs. C. liodgins;,
thid, W. FrenCh and B. Ortr:
leib; fourth, Mrs. J, . H. Craw-
ford- and W. 'Whatry,r
shitleytOry and
Swatddge Captured the ladies'
and men's honoislaStThursday
as Shirley had and
a 76Vtriple While flap bdwled a.
311 single and §91 tope,
Fran'sTyears gill dminate,
• the league ;with 05 Po**
lowedby Cecile's COoicats '56; - •
Gail's GO Cats 40 Betty's Black
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cats 39, Audrey's Alleyeats.33 -.‘.
and poortorna and her Hellcats
in the basement With, 32 points.
Thanks to our sptes, Barb
,Metkley, Terry Merkley, 8111
Hotchldss, Flo Vandnburz;
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Roll Thursday, December -18th.
FORDWICH LEAGUE
The mixed bowling league
recorded the following hi g
•ACQM qkitr4111e. K9A:C17
iiieh Lanese 'Lorne Lambkin
222; Leone Foerter 206; Jack
King 226, 217; Nellie Allan
224, 244; Mari Johnson 217;
Audrey Schumacher 211, 228;
Lyle Foerter 251; Esther King
•04;• Alex Reld 217, 216, 218;,
Mabel Gibson 226; Nellie Allan,
high triple of 597; Alex Reid,
high triple of 651.
VVROXETER LEAGUE
Ed Rouse 222, 200; ken Lock
WoOd 265; Glenn McMichael •
220; Ran McMichael 221; Con
nie Robinson 211; RickrClarke
206; Wendell Stamper 225;
Marg Timm204; Mari Gal-
braith 212; Wayne Sanderson
.212; Jack Burns 237; Gail Burns
203; „Hank Haasnoot 2l4; Jack
Clarke207.
Bantams suffer
first defeat
Last Tnesdaythe Kinsmen
Bantams journeyed to Kincard-
ine, -"The Town Where You're
A Stranger Only Once", and
took it on the chin to the tune
of 9 to 4.
Kincardine jumped into an
early lead, picking two goals
In the first period while th e
lone goal for the Wingham boys
was fired by Jeff Lockridge.
In the second period Kin-
cardine picked up three more
goals while Jeff Lockridge seem,
ed to be the only one to find the
dent in Kincardine goalie Brian
Fry's armour as Jeff picked up
two goah to give him the hat
trick.
The third period saw Kin-
cardine fire four unanswered
goals in the first ten minutes of
the period. while Wingham were
able to pick up only one goal
as Doug Leitch tipped in a pass
from Bill Brown at 17.40 mark.
• Final score Kincardine 9, Wing
ham 4.
SLAP SHOTS FROM THE
BLUELINE. .Despite the loss the
bop feel it will be a different
story when Kincardine comes
to Winghstm... Would say the
main difference in the final
outcome was the fact Kincard-
ine put up a better balanced
team with no lets than seven
.players sharing in the scoring,
Whereas the Wingham attack
was mainly confined to that
Dynitudte tine of Brown, Lock,.
ridge and Leitch.
SAINO. HOCKEY
Pita the 13t1s an414t14 woe
end seven Detroit Minor Hoc,
San* played inthlsarena.
All teams Managed, 'to g
'garnet played 011 Saturday and
Sunday.
:Saturday afternoon at the
Wingham Areni saw 4s
'011.1101. team Aftewash th
novice '9 and 1O -year-olds by a
10-0 sere. Most .of our hop;
are firit'year 'boys coming up
-from pot year's Tyke 4anks.'
whereas most, of the pettoitoolt
wereInthIrsecond-yeai of
Play, Th0.0001040 their
hosts all the** playing good
positioned:Ockey,
0,00'
year of hockey can do. With
youngoer this apt
have improved from the are*
of the SeaSQ11, butnot enough'19
give their. Detroit 01114er:ruts
• Indi of a genie.
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On7sundayafternoon the Rana!
taros came through with an easy
62 *Wove; Detroit to help
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make up for the Novice.loSson
saturday, Elsewhere in the4a,
per you will teed more about
thatgnme. •
To round mit the .
header, on Sunday, Listowel •
Midgets sdored, once At 9:10 ln
.the secondperiod :and ended
The scoring at the'14minnte •
mirk * the third peiid to over-,
Come the Detroit qUestS in a
2-6 battles. „There Were ls pen-
alties in all with.eight 'being
:handed Out to Detroit.•
Osier 266were out to vie*
the d9uble hea.der. :We hope
• more fa sCan get out to see
• these double headers each Fri-
. dar night at the arena. The
local Bantams and Midgets put
on agood ihow and:plarn very.
pleasing brand of hockey, •
•BALL DIAMOND
It. Was 'reported earlier in,
this column that a drainagejob
ntedondtrirfall. atutbe
ball diamond. Well; we wre'
fortunatein ccimpletbig it the •
• day before this last snowfall
• hit iis We are pretty well as-
sured now that our drainage ••
problem, or at least our puddle
• problem, is ove.. - -
The backstop was torn down
and a new one is on order with,
erection taldng place early in •
May. It has been scheduled
on the work sheets of Lundy •
Fence. It will be erected in
such* manner that if at a la-
ter date the diamond was tO
moved; then it would be
ily.m..locatect, The Wad
ence' company h&sa
of this factor.
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Ottsonas fsom 2.4• only. Skat.
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