Loading...
HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1973-07-19, Page 11Mat huu r - swim Nt at it1 1�1 g Mr gift so fahr'ii. ' irr'tyr ,ftwr Was. ‘1111.11111 . t Atwood sad WNtiIlliglw- ani MI pointaaad poured in the drat most el three rw• amid - slier s! by the fir M yes, girls, � sank; g jam, Winslow. 11 air lila W$ tray aemww- II pour pled boys, 36 points; Jif IOW AM pars. tallowsd hp Nei- T c sy Mortar, 11 end I: ` with 316, IWO, 14T awni di girls, 31 points; Kiwi. 58W, Atwood 114. Keith tempary of Mimi. 12 sad 14 year old bars, liVinglisoi wog the tap saw- SI Outs; Regan Dory', Kinnear. former setting 31 paints sidle dhee, 1M and 14 year old girls. 111 Boom Story* of Sionerdhw led paints; nth kyr WAR t girls with Ii Fiats. boys IA sad sr, 31 . TInn Tho endo leaders le their Jarritsms, Wim, girls 11 and dtviolas* : Graham* alert, over, 14Iabntaa laacionse, boys 4 and usegir, Il ' The ndividual Whsgbatri Mines wins addle atm Mb Talks% MAIO ,� Mom .Kea , r wry aid 'AM -Ahs.The . tor! l�i�rrMd ri MyNorway- '��•~� ltlf ema triiiiaag Is Isis time tow, X WA MPI hi madwider,, $ arae 10 anal 16 mid over age reaps. J1as wrested in par- ticipating d mime out to tbe practices era Twiny sad Thum - day day aftrrnoo ns between 4 end 5 ' ifyoulike, grippint SNsp NS*S end surprise a ads ay,. rK Sixteen entries from Goderich, know,.forth, Teesrwater and Wingham took' part in the men's ,doubles 'bowling tourna-� ment Monday evening. The menti. were competing for the Hanna Trophy, on, sward rerun .'annually at sirrnilaar tournaments.., First prize winners and awardedthe Hanna Trophy, were Jim Coultas and Bob Scott of the Wingham club, with three wine • and,* plus of 36. Second pie was won. by Lee Ryan end' Arnold Fisher ' of Goderich ' with tha'ee, ' wins and a plus of 31 and an over- plus of one, Other winners were third, 0. 1aselgrove and Art Wilson Winghaarn,;: fourth, 'Lorne Gardnner, and Allan MacKay, Wiliam fifth, Donald Macxavish aand,Roy Finlayson, Luck no t; sixth,: Fred.: 'T.iiley and. E, Matzald, .Seaforth . forth: • Lorne'. Gardner, pzesident of the localclub,. r tipnted,the: tr j _.y t9 the winning twosome. • Electronic pacemak,.:7whctr, regulate heart rhythm,- were :pioneered by Canadia>rn tists. "The Graunadstar Conspiracy" A L1!t!Ci *I/ tft•sei,'ch lnlerr►atiotiat Prgduc ttet, ' T CHNICOI`OA'. PANAVI4ION' ' gobletsSeems this is thein nifto a )-sly ieetared ai s weekly, Just tae busy lest week M sit dawn at the old typ.rdlar a.M bat emit a few laps. It has bees a very busy week at the club, starting with blot Ow day's breakfast teuarnsrsnrnt. Mei 23 playing golf, with 36 out it breakfast. First prise bees went to a visitor, playing as a pie* of Hebron Frank, Jim WU- kern shot a superlative gross of 36 and ended up with a not of ai. Second place went to Bob Rim - told, who carded a net of 44. Actually, Bob phiced,thiril. not second, but he won a prim any- way. n .As you ten see, we lett things up quite a, bit. Gord Walter also took some goodies for the second in a row. Gord 1,Xh and walked off with a new golf reset (V we see it for sale in the atm. Gord, you're in trouble). Another Hinton], Bin, rounded out Ike prize list, PlikelnE 230d. Diets Frank carded a birder ar the fifth hole *wing the tome., rent, while Paul Rintaul cam 'close to the record 'number el strokes on number nae, c, a 12. Gooks for the'`daywere John ;Jamieson and Jack *Mtioxyriski. Tofell you the truth, the food was :great, and it's .the,, 'first day f haven't felt homeskk. Moor .a great. nagger, _Police 'Tournament .`,• Tue y, the first Hen-Weiw lingtan,° Police Association tournament. was held at ; the course. Sixty-seven .."boys in blue" and their friends turned out for the day. Unfortur ately the death of a ,fellotw-offiver: drew many other ,: would-be golfers away thatday,'or the;touarnaiment.- Would ve,'ber n.full to capacity. 'Maitre from ° a s far' away se Toronto tookvart to the ,day -long a■affair. To,p1'p�.� rize.ve rt. to VicMar - ` cu witii•a net of . I eve T iT.' HARRI STON The -s ` GoaFather THE MARTIAL ARTS MASTERPIECE! Sights and sounds like newer before! SEE vere r ciabk r!,,,l 1ught <ittt'I 4ar1h;��t lr;r ° PALE !steci .t, wior nt;;AP if trip. -,tt;:p1 p, 0fr CHEER 'r,. ya hang ,dept ur COME PREPARED tt;r o„ho dionp t,n.r'., on tfitt, t;v 11 tht., tt�ria of laietanttd war tow - ;fit' .af' ,jP r:rto' IRri ONLY JULY 21 A KETTLE TOWN PLUS l WAGON ROILS SPEW LODES! NriAII , :._ Vanier is from the Toronto area, but I'm not sure. Second piaci went to J. Johnson, with as tw.4 of (r, while thga Walden of Kincardine third with as net a a, tDon"s an old sandbagger from way braced, 040 cook at the barbecue was Crawford Douglas, who, also walked off with the door prized lel ini' all, ,;fit a slueer gamy, Ed Der and Ron Zimmer put a tremendous amount of work into the tournament and everything went off in grand style, Must say. the prize table wasone of the most impressive I've re in a long time. Sunday Tournament July 15 r7 Great, just great. That's the only way to describe last Sun,, day's tournament. The weather was ideal, the food was out ofthis world, .and the companionship was fantastic. All told, 45 golfers (count "em, 45) were on hand for the day, with _quite a few new- comers taking part. The golf was quite keen, with four players coming in with gross scores under the 40 Mark. Al Carter took top prize for the day witha net of 53, followed r closely by Ed Deer with a net of 34. lolly Kaufman didn't need an an adding machine to tally his round. Roily ended up with.a net of s5, Dr. Wilkins captured fourth spot (and a prize, t might add). with a net of 36. then prize withers for the da y were Dr. Crawford (13th) and Ted Surridge (39th). The most ' honest golfer 'award went to Bill Kendrick. While it'anet very nice to mention what anyone shot to win this dubious honor, I'm going to do it anyway. Bill carded a net of 69 and,, a gross ,score of k n. Several birdies during. the tournament;, with Gord, Walter And' Doc Wilkins cardingtwo* on number five and number two re- spectively, while Ed. Deer un- corked a couple of dandies on number four;fot a birdie four. Also watched a couple'` of in- teresting ,grudge matches. Poe :Wilkins and Frank -Madill have renewedtheir 'fe o ud` ni..tliie links, Doc coming out on top this ts� wee h, even so,: . Fraank 'had `rhe last laugh. He paid his debt off with a, roll of penniest. `' ee y � nursome of Dnb :Caameacon � S e-1'01140.1 -130,41e4.144 The ;weekly kl `f ' ° John Cruickshank,9hh ll ;r w f frame Bobby Riggs,. be- cause sure eleaned.up the first nine"ex played. Unfortunately, he lost Most of on the back nine. Must say;I've never•seen.the breakfas# , part so well or- ganized. A newcomerto the club; Frank Blake, and his wife Eunice dam`; KP duty and did anSexcel- lent , . serving well over . 50 breakfasts. Invitational ' invitational will be pretty. well tory by the time this issue hilts: the newstands, but it should be .i whale of a tournament. Chairman Jack Gillespie has done'an excellent job organizing the day, with club members pitching' in whenever and wherever needed. Also under- stand. the local merchants have been more than generous. in donations for the . prize table. Many thanks for your . support. All in all, should be a great day. Several reps from the CBC news department will dbe on hand for the tournament. All in all, should be a : great day. `Short Putts: Understand Wing - ham placed second in the Inter- club iii Goderich last week. Local MEMBERS OF TH E Wingham swim team gathered on a bench outside this Saturday morning.prior�to their first meet of the Seaton, which they won. The following `is • a list a►f . last week's . winners ;at, the Hawick Lions' bingo. e �ulaaar Games 'y Heil ` Male". son, Wingham; 'ittie Robertson, lm. Pa earston; ,Ruby, Palmerston; Shirley',Paarsons, Palmerston; Jeanette' Riley, Winginairri;; Mrs. ' Bob` Mont- gomery Winghan t;; Mrs. ,$eiling, Wingham;' Jeanette Riley, Wing- ham; Isabel. 't'iff in, . t+uacknow;; c i �ci11 . cs.: ' Arthunir +a re Waterloo; Dorotheaei Douglas, t Clifford; Ruth Sharpin,. Wroxeter; Connie) Willoughby, Wroxeter; Arthur Hendricks, Waterloo; Mrs. Arthur . Hen.;: Bricks, Waterloo; Beta Halle: way, Wingham. • Share the Wealth: 1. Trudy Wiseman, Hanover; Maude GreenleY,• Harriston; Sottnie lett, Wroxeter; ,Mrs. Strauss, Mildmay and Mrs. ':Seiling,. Wing , him; 2..Ab Nethery, Wingham. 325 Special: Florence Kennedy, Wingham. Jackpot of $i to: Mrs. Angus, Wingham. Dart Game; 'Bessie Palmerston won Door Prizes:: Mary Roland, Walkerton; Trudy •Wiseman, Lochalsh and • Marie,,, Wingham. Lucky Draws: Rut fianove r; gay,. Ri+chi1 Winghan t�an�rs f l m; � nd ; may Lo `err member Frank Blake potted a hole -in -one during the tourna- ment and I understand he had mixed feelings about the whole thing. While it was a great thrill, he sure picked as expensive day. Next ladies' dinner, tournament will be on the 23rd of this month and club president, Audrey Swat- ridge, watridge, is hoping to increase the 20 - some members out last time. Cooks for next week's breakfast ©n°Tuesday, July 10, the Wink ham ". bantam baseball ' team travelled tt.Kincardine where al: though 'playing 'a fine defensive 'game with pitchers, Paul .Sidon ;and Bernie Plaines allowing. only three hits they lest 2-0 ' : - °'The standings in the .bantaam division are; Kincardine, 8 wins, 2 losses, 0 ties, 16 points; Han- over, 4, 4, 1, 9; Port Elgin,, 4, 3, 1, 9; Walkerton, 4, 5, 0, 8; Wingham,. 2, 4, 0, 4; Chesley, 1, ,5, 0, 2. The Pee Wee 'standings are; 'Kincardine, 8, 2, 1, 17; Port Elgin, 8, 3, 0, 16; Walkerton, 6, 3, 1, 13; Listowel, 2, 7, 0, 4; Wingham, 0, 9, 0, 0. I The standings are not indicitive of the fine defensive play of the Wingham bantam. team. Their runs against average is just over 6, slightly more than Kincardine, which leads the league, Lakelet tMfir. and Mrs. Percy Huth and family visited Sunday with'Mr.te' Mrs. Harry . Engelaind near Stratford'.' Mr., Both, r Mrs.:Enke- land and their mother, ;Mrs.. l MacGregor attended theoffiCial .. closing of Stratford . Teachers", College. fc Mrs.:Itobert Wood attended the official closing of 'Stratford.: Teachers' College on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Reinhard e. • and, fa it r .visited Sunday eve NYitb.* a gg. . . and"Mrs, Eugene Metzger and family spent the weekend Mrs. Esther Smith in Lon-' Mr.,ainad Mrs', Norman' Ravera.. spent Thursday ,and Fridayyyin ,. London. Visiting withMr..'and ! . ior- man Harper last Weekend . were Mr. and: Mrs. Del Ridding arid' Sandra, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Dennis .of Toronto, Mars. Myrtle' ' ;Wildeerman, .Edmonton, and Mr. and Mrs. Stan Smell of London Mr, and Mrs Robert McClean anti son': of Willowdale spent the weekend with Mrs. Gordon, Wright Mrs. Lorna Clark Tim -of, Stratford spent `last Week with Mr. ;and ' Mrs. Elmer Oreeriley` and Bar Donald }tickling and friss' Col- leen. Kelly,. Mr. aand. Mrs. Eric" Woods and 1Vtis...Ma'Iry. Harper ail of Toronto visited over the week - .end with mr. And irs. Norman Plarpaer, . George Epworth of flarriston visited with Mr, :and 'Mrs. Elmer Greenlet' on Sunday, tournament will be Doug? Layton, Len Bailey and Frank Madill. See you on the tee: ADM T ENTERTAINMENT LEARN THE SECRET Of THE r••t NI W M '.F fv .Mrt�,'v N,tf ,hMtF+� C RESP Eat EMttttINMEIi1 ktri.L. , x" �.> 111111111111 'wE WAM� WAQON" tECMNICtlLOsOPpjypyiBIONe' 3 FEATURES 4 DAYS un 22 -Mon 23.TUes:24.Wed25 A Cinema devoted to exploring new areas of thought and emotional stimulation LISTOWEL Showing Wed 1 urs 19, Fri 20, Sat 21st THE MUM ARTS MASTERp1EREI Sights and sounds never before! "ti MNNESHREW TNE DRIVE-IN • GODER CH 01,4 4 A' s`f1N''r',' 4pH R; I . F'tl;.kr '04 19R1 IliSIO;: t,,t . t 11 IMEiit'Str,r .. . atAtv'ttAam, Noduao %, o•.b+ttova,ot1AhdVf,t,AeMk;t4.rtW1 '►..(011ctttiLCV' tAP C.i' 1. NOVpatniv, itr..1(i;4NGArlelim .300,vrorxAl 11111111111111111711»N %%% N5.% 1 111111 1 MATS y BUNT` IA$ ISi, OOD $ LAT " IGPLAINS ' ;,OUTER FRu, "R,, EQ S1" IN THE MORNING!' R tcOmmaN D ALT g141I11$TAINMIN ` ti explore the sensuous world. .a young girt needs mmmeone who' g been there e before. TMI$ PROGRAM SHOWING SUNDAY 22, MONDAY 23, TUESDAY 24th The mostt ith+N .!(( FU tenth On Forth- vt,twpidtd ' C ANtAi stamina' i A6laiaitt tWMEt