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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1973-11-08, Page 12'e ikrBa 11917 The Btlgiave Chas helld their fifetr,i1 aloe form of a buffet slipper on Octoler S911112 the it ifFd r-4-,tt TQa`1. Vae supper li•tifishes from 37ar1101115 cow -Aries of the world, which the ^tril5` prepared themselves. I4 .ue it aainea alITA Marna Walsh hayed several piano 60:4025 While the pieeparations were being made for the slides which Mrs. Go don McBurney showed. The des were off Mx to l ustraiaa And Northern Ontario. tari . Belm�re Congratulntiins t ee ''sa Darling en receiving Co11!4 a1 o R curs at Lko 441 Aoh eveeent, Day had Saturday at Novick Central School. Mr. and Mos. Je1,14 ` lkr K7 f St. Marys were diner guests Sun- day d ly wit rh Mr. and Mrs. arvey I anagh and farcanly. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Fischer flea Monday for a week's vasation in Florida. MORTGAGES First and Second Mortgages DOUGHTGSGLD-ARRANGED Available for: FARMS. RESIDENTIAL. IMPROVEMENTS. FAR -1410R Financial Consultants Limited 47 Elora Street Harriston, 9nt. 338-3037 THE MOTHER IN A Ghostly Family is on her knees'pleading with her husband to be lenient withttheir son in the play "The Soft Hearted Ghost" Playing the son is' Andy Helm, the mother was Cathy Fischer while the father was played by Murray Metcalfe. The play was performed Wednesday morning at Turnberry 'Central School ' by the grade eight students. (Staff Photo) BRIDGE RESULTS The Mitchell system was used and five tables were in play. North and south winners: first, Mrs. R. H. Lloyd and A. R. DuVal; second, J. H. Crawford and H. Fisher; thkrd, Art Wilson and Mrs. J. H. Crawford. East and west winners: first, W. it French and Mrs. J. Lang - ridge; second, Mrs. H. Fisher and Mrs.'A. R. DuVal; third, Jim Wilson and Omar Haselgrove. Pro Hardware 3 O4YS ONLY! Black & Decker 3is Drill Rugged general purpose drill with dependable high torque power for superb performance. Black & Decker quality at such a saving for 3 days only! Black & Decker 714 -Saw & Blade Complete with burn -out protected motor, easy bevel and depth adjustments, extra -wide safety guard and more. Outstanding value! Screwdriver 5 high-quality blades store right in the unbreakable handle. Don't miss out on this limited time offer! Black & Decker Jig Saw Curved, straight, scroll or bevel cuts in wood, metal and plastic. Woodcutting blade included. Special value -- 3 days only! JOSEPHINE SATREET WINGHAM COMMERCIAL LEAGUE n Connie Hickey was ticking, o all eight. cylinders as she topped the ladies of the league ' with a single of .240. Leona Miller had the 594 high triple. For the guys it was Harold Taylor with a 233 single and a 611 triple. ` Baxter's Bluejays are still in the lead with 35 points but Jean's Hawks, at 31, are not letting them get too far out. of sight. Tied at 26 are Connie's Canaries and Shirley's Swans; Schneider's Swallows have 23 and the Jenny Wrens are taking things 'easy with six points. Thanks to spares Dianne Hickey, Wes 'Simmons, Earl Young and Anne Geddes. 0-0-0 COFFEE KLATCH The Coffee Klatch League, now into itsthird week of bowling, is not only drinking coffee but has come up with some good garnet. Those rolling over 175, were! Diapq, tlgl sl.1b1110gRePigf, Shirley Wharton ,Elsie :McKKagft Mary Campbell, Louise Wel- wood, Shirley Storey, Jqy Thompson, Maude Schiestel, Helen Lee, Shirley Sallows, and Kathy Gion. Prize winners were Joy Thompson, Jean Bauer, Carol Strong and Bev Hayden," Linda Walden and Janet Hubbard. s s LADIES' WEDNESDAY NIGHT LEAGUE Top rollers are Beth's Scorpio' with 34points followed by Nora' Libras with 33, Grace's Gemini 31, Edrla's Pisces 28, Shirley's 'Aquarius 23 and Carol's Virgos 19. The high single was rolled by Barbara Stainton with a 276 and the high triple was had by Diane English with a 715. Games over 200 were played by: Shirley Storey, Edna Mae Armstrong, Barbara Dauphin, Jean King, Muriel McFarlane, Diane English, Grace Thompson, Mary Campbell, Ruby Mac- Lennan, Louise Welwood, Maude Schiestel, Joanne Harrison, Beth Skinn, Mary Forrest, Andrea Branton, Nora Finnigan, Jean Elliott and Barbara Stainton. 0--0-0 LEGION LADIES Peanuts are in first place with 32 points," Flintstones are in second with 29 points losing all 7 to Yogi Bears this week. Road Runners are in third with 28 and the Yogi Bears last with 19. The high single was rolled by Janette Rodgers with 257. Runner-up was Marg Cruick- shank with 253. The high triple went to Muriel Irvine with 663 while runners-up were Janette Rodgers and JeanRenwick each getting 613. 0---0--o SENIOR LADIES E. Holmes rolled the high single of 215 at Monday's session. High double honors went to L. Newman with 3 . Others who rolled doubles over 300 were E. Holmes 364; K. Murray 306 and W. Lockwood 300. The Primroses are out in front with 17 points; but not far behind are the Sunflowers with 14. The Marigolds have 10; the Wild +'ses 9 and tied at 5 are the Pansies and thSnapdragons. THURSDAY MIXED Marie's Misfi took over top spot last Thursday night and now stand with 33 points. Gail's Gotchas and Isabell's Dingalings are tied for se and with 32, fol- lowed by Ma's Extras 28, Helen's Heelers 24 and Norma's Newfies 19. Audrey Mansell had the s dies' high single with 291 and Gwen Swan took high triple honors with 707. For the men, Bruce Machan led the way rolling a 284 single and 713 triple. In the games over 200, Bill Johnson had 201, 225; Cathy Edgar 203; Keith Moffat 206, 248; Audrey Mansell 212; Marg Moffat 212, 225; Bruce Machan 212, 217; Gwen Swan 221, 224, 262; Fran Gerrie 228; .Neil Edgar 237, Helen Daugherty 238, Elda Nethery 241, and Jim Swan 255. 0-0-0 MOLESWORTH The following are the top 10 bowlers from the Molesworth MixedBowling League playing at Molesworth Bowling Lanes: Verna Edgar, 207-218; Richard Jolly, 225; Doris Matheson, 207; Helen Cullen, 290-226; Gord Matheson," 202-264; Eric Jolly, 277-213; Shirley Ross, 211; : Bob Bremner, 229-236; Donna Moore, 228; Dorothy Martin, 273. 0--0-0 FORDWICH LEAGUE . 14 ? axle W Y,�11 4h ing 4; Ann Winkel 207i Debbie Slight 205, 207; Lorne Lambkin 216; Bonnie Wilson 244, 231, 226; Dave Dinsmore 225, 231; 202; Andrea Eskritt 253; Ben Gib- son 206; `Pete Eskritt 209, 221; Alex. Reid 231; Leone Foerter 207; `Doug Browne 228. Men's high single, Alex Reid 231; triple, Dave Dinsmore 658. Ladies' high single, Andrea Eskritt 253; triple, Bonnie Wilson 701. • roxe ter Personals Ron McMichael and Mrs, Mae Allan attended the W.L Con,. vx....+.1`3 4AL week, Friends of " Mrs. Leo Dugan (formerly Janet. Adams of Wrw eteii) were shocked to hear of the sudden death o her husband It week. Some of those from this area .who called :a the funeral home. in Collingwood were Mr. and Mrs. Jim �.Wallaceon, y llanGrif- fith; Mr. and s. aflac�tl.+ Nipn of For din h; Mr. and Mrs. Glenn MoKercher,, Jamestown; Miss Margaret Griffith, Mrs. George Griffith, Jack Griffith and Howard Hien. . Allan Griffith and Miss Hazel spading visited Mrs. Kate Orif* Pith at Ruronyiew on Sunday and were supperguests with Mr. and Mrs. Brig Manuel, Seaforth. Mr. and Mrs; Dick Allan, Tor- onto, were weekend guests with leis paan.. rents,. Mr. and Mrs. Mac All Mr. and Mrs. Boyne Sage and family, 3rd line, Wallace, visited Sunday. with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Toman, Mr, and Mrs. Jairles Robert - song Goderieh,' spent Saturday evening, with Mira Haze S a it Darby Salter, Islington,. sped the weekend 4 leis h=o here. ETER LAGVtt �� Those 4644 '30 wars Dick De Boer, , Slei De Bow, Uoirdoit Ifaasn,not, Bob MeV* , Ken Pe9leta Weed. Stsuiperc, Waylio ander,onp Ron McMichael, Mike Newton, Ken • Bill y and aver R+.ley. ^ •Enjoy a ZNight Speeiai 'hi:TORONTO The Load Sinaeoe has Gonnetlabag extra for you. It's 3.2 alga special for two ata cost .of only $59.9R, It 131444es deluxe accommodation for wo nights, dinner in the fatuous Captain's Table Complete with a champagne cocktail, breakfast each morning and a sightseeing tour ofToronto's many exciting attractions — all for only $59:90, subjcet,, to.advance registration. The Lord Simeoe is in the heart of downtown Toronto, `close to shoppinan, theatres and entertainment. 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