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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1975-10-16, Page 18a ce-Timea, `f lay, October Xlit, 'OM church News t Farrier lift 7 o'clock 'ding at Walton of Murray Hen - Carol Wilbee. The Was held at Family tit' visitors with Mr. and cnet Farrier were their *dren, Kimberley and Ftrrier of Guelph and Mr. 1104Mr's, Richard West, Shannon, Shawn and Stephanie of Sarnia. find Mfrs. Victor Emerson ufa Sunday attended open house Celebrating ating the 50th wedding anniversary at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Irwin for his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Irwin, Coo, 2, Kinloss. Mrs. Irwin at- tended school at Con. 2 when Mrs. Emerson was teacher there. Mrs. Gertie Tiffin of Wingham visited on the weekend with Mr. Healing Substance: Shrinks Piles Exclusive healing substance proven to shrink hemorrhoids and repair damaged tissue. A renowned research institute has found u unique healing substance with thc ability to shrink hemor- rhotds painlessly. It relieves itching and xd,scomfort in minutes and speeds up healing of thc injured., inflamed tissue. fn casc after case. while gently relieving pain, actual reduction (shrinkage) took place. Most important of all -results were so thorough that this improve- ment was maintained over a period of many months. All this was accomplished with a healing substance (Rio -Dyne) which quickly helps heal Injured cells and stimulates growth of new tissue. Now Bio -Dyne is offered in oint- ment and suppository form called Preparation H. Ask for it at all drug stores. Satisfaction' or your money refunded. Preparation H and Mrs. George Young and family of Langstde. Visitors on Sunday with Mrs. Peter DeBoer and family were Mr. and Mrs. John DeBoer, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Nicholson and Mrs. Simon DeBeer of Lucknow. Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Johnston returned from a tour through the Canadian Rockies to Vancouver and Victoria. They also visit cousins, Mr. and Mrs. John Gould at Council in southern Idaho. They went by plane to Calgary and the rest of the way by bus, returning to Calgary to come home by plane. Those attending the Young People's convention at Fonthill from here were Miss Wendy Kay, Cecil DeBoer, Miss Hilda De Boer, Mary Young and Miss Helen Weirsma. Mr. and Mrs. Milligan, Mary Lou and Clara and Brian Falcon- er visited on Saturday with Mrs. Milligan's aunt, Mrs. Elgin Crozier and Mr. Crozier of Niagara -on -the -Lake. Mr. Milli- gan and Mrs. Crozier are brother and sister. Brian and Paul Falconer of Sarnia spent the holiday with Mrs,. and Mrs. Robert Mowbray: Mrs. Bessie Mulliss, Wilford Clipperton and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tiffin on Friday and Satur- day attended Simcoe Fair and visited with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Laidlaw of Windsor were weekend visitors - with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Laidlaw and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Elliott. Visitors on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Elliott were Mr. and Mrs. Don Campbell, Robert, Brent and Lisa of London and Susan Stewart of Lambeth. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moore and family on Sunday visited with Mr. and Mrs. Garry Johnston and family of Riversdale. ixSERVICELISTOWEL 291-2111 AIRLINES _ CRUISES BUS TOURS GROUP TOURS ABC CHARTERS SUN TOURS 20 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE 4 ter' C. E. $�cTAVISN LTD. Wingham 357-2841 FALL DRIVER SPECIAL 20%OFF All Ignition Parts (PLUGS - POINTS - CONDENSERS) WIE NOW HAVE "UNLEADED GAS" OUR CAR WASH PRICE WILL BE $1.50 Effective November 1, due to rising overhead CARWASH CLOSED SUNDAYS M,. 4, I I / / 4, 4, / 1 4, 4, 1 1 4, 4, NEW ARRIVALS 4, SPORT SHIRTS IDEAL TO WEAR WITH THE POPULAR LEISURE SUITS 1111111a>a READMAN CLEANERS AND MEN'S WEAR Wingham 357.1242 46, THE GOLDEN CIRCLE students won prolonged applause and a "sitting ovation" during the Wingham Public School junior assembly last Friday morning when they presented "Swing Your Partner" for the students and parents. Both the participants and the specta- tors so enjoyed the presentation, it was a toss-up to decide who had more fun. Atc 4460 rw s: THE GRADE FOUR cast of "The Brahman and the Tiger" takes a bow at the Wingha Public School junior assembly Friday. The actors were Billy Gaunt, tiger; Donald Casemore, Brahman; Charlotte McKee, fig tree; Judy Hanula, camel; David Scott, water buffalo; Ricky Edgar, eagle; Sherry Walden, alligator; Michael Herd, jackal; Darren Hickey, narrator. Elmira Raceway Results RACE RESULTS FOR MONDAY, OCT. 6 - First Race - Mile Pace $450 4.70 3.30 2.60 13.30 3.80 3.60 Best Bye Bye, Fritz Dolly Dean, Morden Thoughtful Flic, Corbett Time 2:14:1 Second Race - Mile Trot $500 Arawana Tulip, Wagner 2.80 2.20 Jat, Houston 2.30 Mileah, Berretta Time 2:11:4 Daily Double 7:4 7.80 RACE RESULTS FOR FRIDAY, OCT. 10 First Race - Mile Pace 1450 Miss Stkrfire, Keatings 9.40 4.20 2.70 Edna Parker,' Jeffries 7.00 4.60 Delcrest Bonfire, Corbett 3.60 Time 2:13:3 Exactor 2:7 63.00 Second Race - Mile Trot $500 2.10 Lincoln's Hostess, Wall 14.20 4.70 3.20 2.10 Lady Demon, Walker 3.30 2.60 2.20 Edna's Scamper, Keatings 4.80 Time 2:13 Exactor 1:8 22.50 Third Race - Mile Pace $450 Babe's Boy, Kirkpatrick 32.30 5.40 Ottomac, Koebel 3.70 Gun Belt, Colvin Time 2:13 Exactor 4:2 34.00 Third Race - Mile Pace $500 3.40 David T. Seelster, Horst 4.70 4.40 2.70 Cromarty Lass, Bennett 11.00 2.90 Fearless Parker, Kennedy Time 2:10:4 Exactor 4:8 77.00 Fourth Race - Mile Pace $500 3.00 3.20 7.50 Sally Galbraith, Hopkins Dusty's Camp, Volland Nita Miss, Kennedy Time 2:10:1 Exactor 3:1 22.70 3.60 6.90 5.40 Fourth Race - Mile Pace $450 2.30 Mr. W. C., Fogarasi 3.30 D.C's Marty, Leatherdale 2.40 Dianne Camp, Williamson Time 2:14 Exactor 5:8 95.70 Firth Race - Mile Pace $550 Popular Guy, Fritz 4.10 4.10 Barb's Tufty. Morrison 5.40 Lon's Pride, Matthews Time 2:08 Exactor 4:8 20.10 7.60 4.40 7.00 4.20 6.20 5.50 Fifth Race - Mile Pace $550 3.00 Ack A Long, Schaefer 9.80 3.70 3.60 Jerry Amigo, Hartwick 3.50 2.90 Overdue Lou. Thompson Time 2:09:2 Exactor 8:3 23.60' Sixth Race - Mile Pace $600 Freight Direct. Fritz 15 10 8.20 Tip's Bale. Thompsdh 5.50 Badger's Prince, Corbett Time 2 10 4 Exactor 2 3 93.90 2.60 2.70 2.70 Sixth Race - Mile Trot *9.774.60 4.90 Chantilly Lady, Walker 3.60 4 10 4.00 My Girl Twinkle, Carmichael 7 20 3.60 Shawland Belle, Davies Time 2:08:2 Exactor 1:5 32.50 Seventh Race - Mile Pace $500 Success Grant, Caldwell 51x50 19.00 Lang Hill, Fritz 9.10 Joe Garfield, Gallant Time 2111 Exactor 8:1 1.041.10 300 3 60 290 Seventh Race - Mile Pace $600 11.10 Mimi Time, Kennedy 590 3 10 5.70 Harvey Bill, Walker 4 40 5 10 Take Ben, Whitewell Time 2.11 Exactor 4.5 27 10 Eighth Race - Mile Pace .}550 430 4 10 5 00 Margie Cherry, Schaefer Maggie Dee, McClure Olgado, Whitewell Time 2 11 1 Exactor 9 2 32 40 2 30 290 2 20 Eighth Race - Mile Pace $650 2.60 Dilly Dares, Zuk 5 10 3 70 2 90 Barb's Tuffy. Morrison 10 60 2 90 Decca's Counsel, Kennedy Time 2.092 Exactor 2 1 50 60 Ninth Race - Mile Pace $700 Scotty D Boy, Flynn 16.20 6 20 Armbro Letha, Radcliffe 5 70 J's Debbie, Lever Time 2'07 4 Exactor 4 1 46 40 260 300 2 40 Ninth Race - Mile Pace 81.500 3.20 Laurenceburg Lady, Robblee6 80 4.00 3.40 Chilly Will, Travis 8 30 3 20 Miss Pal. Morgan Time 205 1 Exactor 2:1 80 70 Tenth Race - Mile Pace $450 Miss Watchout, Field 21.40 19 30 Hot Summer, Thomlison 5 30 Tom Liner, Kennedy Time 2.11 2 Exactor 8:3 246.00 400 4.50 3 50 Tenth Race - Mile Pace $500 5.10 Owen Creed, Ruhl 2.20 Irish Tuffy, Jorgensen 2 30 Adios Ripple, Kennedy Time 2.11:3 Exactor 3.2 20.20 Attendance 959 Handle 45,834 6.80 4.00 4 10 3 10 2.50 260 Attendance 1,474 Handle 73,402 A. letter from sports chairman Repeating cycles of history in- clude both success . and failure, but for the youth of Winghani, it seems to be the failure thatpre- dominates at'every turn. Vnfor- tunately, the only ones to blame for the new setback of the recent - ty -formed "Junior Citizens" are he teens themselves. The Wingham Advance Times received a short letter to the editor last week: - "We have started a new group in Wingham called the `Junior Citizens' but are lacking support from the teens. The teens com- plain of nothing to do but do not seem interested enough to come to the meetings that are held, Due to this lack of support, we are now changing the day of our meetings from Thursday to Monday evenings in hope of bettering the attendance. We need all of you if this group is to become a success." The letter was signed by Richard Ohm, I"ennie Hay and Susan Burke and seems to reflect a justifiable frustration. For several months, the group was really going strong. Plans were on the making for an activi- ties centre; a car wash sponsored by the `Junior Citizens' was very successful; - and everyone en- joyed themselves greatly at a dance several weeks later. The letter, however, indicates that the first impetus is slowly dying, if not dead already. The I would like to take this oppor- tunity as the chairman of base- ball in the WOAA, to thank each and' every one of the coaches, managers, contact persons and conveners in the WOAA baseball for making this past baseball season a very successful year. It is dedicated people like you that make it so. I would like to congratulate all of the winners in each classification in winning the WOAA championship, and rep- resenting us in the OBA. The the runners-up and other teams, I commend you on a good try and maybe next year will be your year. I would also like to thank my baseball committee members for all they did to make it such a good year. I appreciated the time and co-operation you gave to attend meetings and other problems that arose. Again it is dedicated people like you that make any sport function properly. I would be remiss if I did not say a sin- cere thankyou to the umpires be- cause without them no sport could exist. We realize what a thankless job it is, but the reports I have received, from the towns I've been in this summer, and by phone calls I've received I would say that your work and time has been greatly appreciated by all. Last, but not by, any way least, are the fans and parents. I don't know any better way to spend a warm summer night than to watch a ball game, and see your youngster look up in the stands, along the base -line and see Dad, Mom, brother or sister cheering them on. They play that much harder, and you go home con- tented that he did his best win or lose. Yours in sports, Slteerely, Dave Neilsen Sir Wilfrid Laurier, a fortifier prime minister of Canada, died in January, 1919. A university in Waterloo, Ont., is named in his homer. Bowling THURSDAY MIXED Audrey Mansell had three fine 200 games to take high single and high triple for the ladies with 264 single and 749 triple. Bruce Machan had bath honors for the men with a 299 single and a 687 triple. Over -200 games were bowled by Audrey Mansell 229, 264, •256; Luanne Kerr 228, 202; Dave Tiffin 215, 259; Bruce Machan 205, 299; Don Montgomery 231; Gayle Neil 224; Janet Clark 217; Pat Bfrenzil 202; Ron Church 206; Art Clark 203; Perrie Holmes 223; Marg Moffatt 238; Bruce Skinn 207; Isobel Montgomery 219. Lu's Lulus are out in front with 25 points followed by Helen's Hellcats with 20. Gayle's Go - Getters are tied with Ruth's Rollers at 19 followed by Marg's Mighty Mice with 13 and Joyce's Jaywalkers with nine. • • core of, the 'Junior Ouzo's' has not given up hope, yet, But a small group of your, people can carry the' entire burden . only so long if they aren't supported by the rest of their peers. What went wrong? W' a new day for meetings help? Is it the program? These and other questions are undoubtedly being aske. d by both young people and adults who don't want to see the `Junior Citi- zens' end up as so many other teen projects have ended up in the past - nowhere. But the an- swers, and the solutions, are in the hands of the teens them- selves. treat yourself to a Covetr Otteborlist Deice SAL. OCT, 11 V ANAS,TRA' MUSIC ET "Encore" Refreshments SERVED Witch for ow mg dew OCT. 25 AT NOW ' GULLY MUSK ST "Tay N :" tiH i.t.-,1 indolAmloiam a relaxing mini -vacation at the Lord Simcoe Hotel close to shopping, entertainment and theatres Package for two includes: • modern guest room • dinner one evening at the famous Captain's Table including a' welcoming refreshment • breakfast each morning • free parking: please note that complimentary parking is only from 6.00 p.m. to 8.30 a.m. each day. Price for two 90 subject to • 69 advance registration See your travel agent or contact direct: 150 King St. West. 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