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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1975-11-20, Page 18"BAT BOY" PAUL BROPHY presents a gift to WOAA sec- retary Alf Lockridge. The presentation was made at a vic- tory dinner organized for' the Wingham Tykes Monday evening. -tp WINGHAM LIONS ANNUAL PEANUT SALE The Wingham Lions will be calling on homes in Wingham and area on TUESDAY NITE, NOVEMBER 25 selling peanuts, etc. PEANUTS $1.50 MIXED $2.00 VARIETY PACK $3.75 The Lions will be collecting USED EYE GLASSES which are urgently needed, at the same time. Will also have RADIO BINGO TICKETS for sale. All proceeds from this project are re- turned for betterment of the local com- munity. Please leave your outside light on Tuesday night, November 25 for Wingham Liom� s selling peanuts, etc. MOTORCYCLE CLUB DONATES WALKIE-TALKIE-- Three members of the Maitland Dirt Riders motorcycle' club recently attended a meeting of the Listowel brigade of the St. John Ambulance to present a walkie-talkie set to them. Members of the Listo*el brigade attend motocross races sponsored by the club and the gift was in appreciation YBC Bowling Julaine Adams was the star Bantam• last week with # high single of 155 and high double of 262. For the boys, Andy Jarvis captured the high single of 153 and Robbie Willis was high double with 288. Other high scores were: Lisa Sallows, 140; Ian Jarvis, 134; Robbie Willis, two games, of 144. In team play, the Tiger Cats sprang ahead' to :lead with 24 points, followed by the snarling Wild Cats with 23 and the Parrots with 21. The Kangaroos hopped in step with the Chimps to tie with 19 points each, while the Monkeys swung behind with 14. r The Juniors were led by the Double Bubble with 26, with the Lifesavers and the Spearmints tied for second place with 23 points each. The Black Cats had 17, followed closely by the Chick - lets with 16 and the Doublemints , with 1.7. ' r 1fu 1 was"gfr ' !high single with ' 133 and high double with 253. Tim Bain led theboys with a ' high single of 163 but shared the high double honours with Michael Pletch with 260. Stephlen Gaunt was the only ether high scorer with 153 and 157. Kerry Thompson led the Senior • GREASER DANCE Relive the 50's and 60's at the HOWICK COMMUNITY CENTRE DECEMBER 5, 1.975 $5.00 Per Couple Lunch. Provided Sponsored by Wroxeter Recreation Parks Board For tickets call: 335-3265 or 335-3136 -.. i -tp WINGHAM LIONS ANNUAL PEANUT SALE The Wingham Lions will be calling on homes in Wingham and area on TUESDAY NITE, NOVEMBER 25 selling peanuts, etc. PEANUTS $1.50 MIXED $2.00 VARIETY PACK $3.75 The Lions will be collecting USED EYE GLASSES which are urgently needed, at the same time. Will also have RADIO BINGO TICKETS for sale. All proceeds from this project are re- turned for betterment of the local com- munity. Please leave your outside light on Tuesday night, November 25 for Wingham Liom� s selling peanuts, etc. MOTORCYCLE CLUB DONATES WALKIE-TALKIE-- Three members of the Maitland Dirt Riders motorcycle' club recently attended a meeting of the Listowel brigade of the St. John Ambulance to present a walkie-talkie set to them. Members of the Listo*el brigade attend motocross races sponsored by the club and the gift was in appreciation YBC Bowling Julaine Adams was the star Bantam• last week with # high single of 155 and high double of 262. For the boys, Andy Jarvis captured the high single of 153 and Robbie Willis was high double with 288. Other high scores were: Lisa Sallows, 140; Ian Jarvis, 134; Robbie Willis, two games, of 144. In team play, the Tiger Cats sprang ahead' to :lead with 24 points, followed by the snarling Wild Cats with 23 and the Parrots with 21. The Kangaroos hopped in step with the Chimps to tie with 19 points each, while the Monkeys swung behind with 14. r The Juniors were led by the Double Bubble with 26, with the Lifesavers and the Spearmints tied for second place with 23 points each. The Black Cats had 17, followed closely by the Chick - lets with 16 and the Doublemints , with 1.7. ' r 1fu 1 was"gfr ' !high single with ' 133 and high double with 253. Tim Bain led theboys with a ' high single of 163 but shared the high double honours with Michael Pletch with 260. Stephlen Gaunt was the only ether high scorer with 153 and 157. Kerry Thompson led the Senior Open house at McGee Auto McGee Auto Electric held an open house Friday to introduce a new line of snowmobiles. Winder of the draw for three suits was Mrs. Eldon Cook of Belgrave. Records were won by: Les Fortune, Wingham; Walter Breckles, RR 1, Holyrood; Eldon Lorenz, RR 3, Teeswater; Wayne Lorenz, RR 2, Teeswater; Car- man Scholtz, Blyth; Don McCor- mick, RR- 2, Wingham; Mrs. Gordon Campbell, RR 2, Kincar- dine; Hank Versteeg, Wingham; Henry Beyersbergen, RR 2, Lucknow; Greg Cook, Belgrave; Treva Jamieson, RR 3, Wing - ham ; Murray Shiells, RR 3, Wingham; William Coultes, RR 5, Brussels; Doug Vanderwoude, Wingham; Brian Bain, Wing - ham . Juniors with a high single of 170 and high double of 317 for the girls, while David Nesbitt with 190 and 358. was high single and double for the boys. They also had the distinction of being the only high scores -of the day. In team play, the Submarines _sailed into first place with 27 points, followed. by the Big Macs with 24. The French`Fries sizzled in third place with 20 points, edged closely by the Red Hots with 19, the .Big Boys with 17 and the Footlongs with 13. The Seniors were led in play by the Clue Klux Clan with a giant 41 points, followed by the Freaky Five with 26. The Crusaders and Anonymous. tied for third place with 22 each, while the Jaws and the Pink Panthers tied at 18 each. In individual competition, Brenda ' Foxton and Christine Foxton shared the high single spotlight with 215 each, but Brenda captured the high doubles' for the girls with 569. Paul Cerson was tops for the boys with a high single of 265 and a high double of 583. Other high scores: Nancy King, 201; Ricky MacLennan, 208; Ken Tervit, 218; Robert Wharton, 220; Jay MacLaurin, 203. LAKELET Mr. and Mrs.. Barney Kreller of Calgary are spending this week with Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Kreller' and family. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Murray and Neil spent the weekend with Mr. - and Mrs. Gary Giles and family in Don Mills and attended the Royal Winter Fair. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hallman and Donald and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Angst visited Sunday with Misses Ruby Angst and Ger- trude Creaser in Kitchener. • Mr. and Mrs. Warren Zurbrigg and Mrs. Ernie Dinsmore attend- ed the Royal Winter Fair Friday on a bus trip with the Senior Citi- zens of Fordwich. DONNYBROOK The sympathy of the com- munity is extended to Mrs. Charles Jefferson and family of Donnybrook. DEBORAH RAFFIN is the adoring daughter of Kirk Doug- las, an international film producer who has lost his golden touch, in Paramount Pictures' "Jacqueline Susann's Once Is Not Enough", a Howard W. Koch production based on the sensational number one best-seller. for this service. From left to right are: Murray Bremmer of RR 5. Brussels, Doug Dickinson of RR 2, Atwood and Allan Huston of Atwood, ail members of the Dirt Riders; Walter Prentice, St. John division officer; John Fancette of RR 2, Listowel, Lorne Lee of Listowel and Marilyn Morgan of Lis- towel, all members of the Listowel brigade. (Staff Photo) Tykes end se�s'�n- with grand feast The Brophy Tyke baseball team ended its season with a grand banquet Monday night after emerging victorious in the round-robin play-offs in the team's division.. The boys re- ceived jackets and crests at the banquet. Alf Lockridge, secretary of the WC1AA, and his wife Catherine were guests of the team. Mr. Lockridge spoke briefly on the humorous events of years past and recalled anecdotes illustrat- ing the enthusiasm of fans and players alike in days gone by. Mrs. Lockridge was presented with a corsage of pink carnations, and bat -boy Paul . Brophy pre - At the Movies e:, Two years ago, a Major horror film, "The Exorcist burst onto the scene, enticing audiences with a unique view of demonic possession. Indeed, it seemed that people all over the world were intrigued with the notion of a devil in the flesh. Now, "The Devil's Rain", a new shocker has been released, and opens Nov. 19 at the Lyceum. It's a story that relates the rituals and practices of devil worship, possession and satanism and has a climax which boasts a scare technique known as "melting" that is sure to find a permanent place in the annals of fright films. An extraordinary combination of makeup and special effects are used to achieve a look of human beings disintegrating as if their entire bodies were made of hot wax. All the performers in the cast of "The Devil's Rain" are actually involved in these unusual special effects. Ernest Borgnine plays the devil himself, and co-starring are Ida Lupino, William Shatner, Eddie Albert, Tom Skerritt, Keenan Wynn and Joan Prather. Anton La Vey (head of the Church of Satan, in real life) is technical advisor, and also plays a part in the movie, adding real- ism to the scenes of cult rit- ualism. - Jacqueline Susan') wrote pas- sionately - about life and about people. She brought to her books characters drawn from the glom- ' Brous world that surrounded her, and became a phenomenal suc- cess as millions read her books and saw the films based on those novels.. She had three consecutive novels at the top of the best-seller list -- "Valley of the Dolls:'"The Love Machine" and "Once Is Not Enough". Paramount Pictures' Jac- queline Susann's "Once la Not Enough" is based on the novel, with the eight characters from the book portrayed in the film version by Kirk Douglas, Alexis Smith, David Janssen, George Hamilton, Melina Mercouri, Gary Conway, Brenda Vaccaro and Deborah Raffin. "Once Is Not Enough" is the story of a girl whose adoration for her father is the primary force of her life. She grows up with the de- sire to take her place at his side, unaware of the vacuum that is behind the glittering facade of his life as a renowned movie pro- ducer. Jacqueline Susan's "Once Is Not Enough" began filming in Spain and Switzerland, and con- tinued in New York. Director of Photography was John Alonzo, who has also photographed "Sounder," "Lady Sings The Blues," and "Chinatown." rented Mr. Lockridge with a Trown of Wingham desk set in ap- preciation of his work and con- tinuing service to sports. Team manager Des Brophy was also acknowledged at the banquet; receiving a plaque from Daryl Holmes presented on be- half of the team. Mr. Brophy thanked the boys .for the gesture and also offered thanks to Rick Deichert who helped coach the team throughout the season. The Wingham Brophy Tyke line-up: manager Des Brophy, coach Rick Deichert, players Ken Deichert, Joe Tiffin, Tom Foulon, Robbie Strong, Bill Brophy, Daryl Holmes, John Haines, Mike Foxton, Dave Montgomery, Jeff Moore, Greg Storey, Kevin Saxton and bat boy Paul Brophy. Bridge results First, Fairish Moffat and Reg DuVal; second, Yvonne McPher- son and Kay Moffat; third, Kay Forgie and Harley Cravfford;• fourth, Joe Martin and Art Wilson. IvaThere is • p r ycu at add '8« eves`' red y night Tit on, Or the last to* its tie hardly enough tot form two pick up teams, If enough l would come out we coufd have .a fu .fie ' h+ e/CAM. . who tura out certainly need some acementa .to, give them u fresh breath. Table Tenth Each Monday' and W!edaesday you are also invited to V. E. Madill S.S. tojoin a table tennis. club. Presently Ave are just play - mg and getting acquainted with each other and finding how the others play. When the numbers who are coming out demand better facilities then We will deal with itat that time. Now they are playing in the gallery overlooking the gym floor, behind the' bleachers. If you are interested in playing some good games, or just learning, come in the Victoria St. entrance and up to the gym. There's room for you, too! Girls' Ringette There is lots of coipetition for ringette on Sunday afternoons right after skating. There is also room for more to participate. This is a good game for girls as it is a non body contact sport and a with tied ►ith'i an identical two w and pt.. Mark* WS Winton* 'mac sport a win and two for1pts each..Lode Gavr Luk high scorer with 1r pta. Pam Cameron has 8 and Denise Walker and, Kim FoxtoA each have 5 Rte. aChristmas1.WINOS al Yortngsters' Playing Time Plans are under way tO provide Christmas shoppers with a place to take their children while shop. ping if they find it hard to get sit- ters or, if they want to bring them down town and drop thent off. Watch , for further news on this hot Item. This might just be the ticket for you! geoppionompippionawmpoommummem- FOR CLASSIFIED ADS Phone Wingharn 357-2320 HARTLEY ROUSE WaikertOn Thursday Night In The Lounge "DICK KNECHTEL," Friday & Saturday Ii The Bruce Room "HOME BREW" NO JEANS PLEASE • SMITH'S TAKE-OUT Gorrie HAMBVRGS, NOT DOGS ANJ SUBS Phone 335-3844 PRE -CHRISTMAS SPECIALS AT HAYES CLOTHING' /MSTERCXANGE CHARGEX LAYAWAY FREE PAIR of Bikini Undershorts with G.W.G. or Levi DENIMS at $15.95 G.W.C. or Levi CORDS of - $15.95 G.W.G. SCRUBBIES Regular $16.95 & $18.95 FREE Pair of 89c Dress Socks on any pair of G.W.G. DRESS FLARES Men's Quilted Work Outfit PANTS & JACKET Reg. $39.95 SALE $29.95 SEE BELOW . . . SAVE ON OUR USUAL LOW PRICES coup,ns expire Saturday, November 22 :▪ THIS COUPON WORTH : THIS COUPON WORTH :▪ THIS COUPON WORTH $1.00 e . $1.00 • : ON A PAIR OF • • BOYS' DENIM • • • • • . OR CORD PANTS • • LEVI OR G.W.G. • • ON A PAIR OF : G.W.G. CORDUROY FLARES IMMtrat ON ANY MEN'S CARDIGAN IN STOCK • • • • • USED CARS IL TRUCKS '75 FORD CUSTOM 500, 4 door '74 FORD LTD, 4 door, hardtop '74 MAVERICK GRABBER, 2 door '74 MUSTANG, 2 door '73 LTD, four door '73 VELA STATION WAGON '74 FORD XLT PICK-UP '73 FORD F100 PICK-UP '73 FORD E300 CARGO VAN '72 FORD F100 PICK-UP BRIDGE MOTORS Hwy. 86 East WINGHAM 357.3160 Open house at McGee Auto McGee Auto Electric held an open house Friday to introduce a new line of snowmobiles. Winder of the draw for three suits was Mrs. Eldon Cook of Belgrave. Records were won by: Les Fortune, Wingham; Walter Breckles, RR 1, Holyrood; Eldon Lorenz, RR 3, Teeswater; Wayne Lorenz, RR 2, Teeswater; Car- man Scholtz, Blyth; Don McCor- mick, RR- 2, Wingham; Mrs. Gordon Campbell, RR 2, Kincar- dine; Hank Versteeg, Wingham; Henry Beyersbergen, RR 2, Lucknow; Greg Cook, Belgrave; Treva Jamieson, RR 3, Wing - ham ; Murray Shiells, RR 3, Wingham; William Coultes, RR 5, Brussels; Doug Vanderwoude, Wingham; Brian Bain, Wing - ham . Juniors with a high single of 170 and high double of 317 for the girls, while David Nesbitt with 190 and 358. was high single and double for the boys. They also had the distinction of being the only high scores -of the day. In team play, the Submarines _sailed into first place with 27 points, followed. by the Big Macs with 24. The French`Fries sizzled in third place with 20 points, edged closely by the Red Hots with 19, the .Big Boys with 17 and the Footlongs with 13. The Seniors were led in play by the Clue Klux Clan with a giant 41 points, followed by the Freaky Five with 26. The Crusaders and Anonymous. tied for third place with 22 each, while the Jaws and the Pink Panthers tied at 18 each. In individual competition, Brenda ' Foxton and Christine Foxton shared the high single spotlight with 215 each, but Brenda captured the high doubles' for the girls with 569. Paul Cerson was tops for the boys with a high single of 265 and a high double of 583. Other high scores: Nancy King, 201; Ricky MacLennan, 208; Ken Tervit, 218; Robert Wharton, 220; Jay MacLaurin, 203. LAKELET Mr. and Mrs.. Barney Kreller of Calgary are spending this week with Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Kreller' and family. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Murray and Neil spent the weekend with Mr. - and Mrs. Gary Giles and family in Don Mills and attended the Royal Winter Fair. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hallman and Donald and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Angst visited Sunday with Misses Ruby Angst and Ger- trude Creaser in Kitchener. • Mr. and Mrs. Warren Zurbrigg and Mrs. Ernie Dinsmore attend- ed the Royal Winter Fair Friday on a bus trip with the Senior Citi- zens of Fordwich. DONNYBROOK The sympathy of the com- munity is extended to Mrs. Charles Jefferson and family of Donnybrook. DEBORAH RAFFIN is the adoring daughter of Kirk Doug- las, an international film producer who has lost his golden touch, in Paramount Pictures' "Jacqueline Susann's Once Is Not Enough", a Howard W. Koch production based on the sensational number one best-seller. for this service. From left to right are: Murray Bremmer of RR 5. Brussels, Doug Dickinson of RR 2, Atwood and Allan Huston of Atwood, ail members of the Dirt Riders; Walter Prentice, St. John division officer; John Fancette of RR 2, Listowel, Lorne Lee of Listowel and Marilyn Morgan of Lis- towel, all members of the Listowel brigade. (Staff Photo) Tykes end se�s'�n- with grand feast The Brophy Tyke baseball team ended its season with a grand banquet Monday night after emerging victorious in the round-robin play-offs in the team's division.. The boys re- ceived jackets and crests at the banquet. Alf Lockridge, secretary of the WC1AA, and his wife Catherine were guests of the team. Mr. Lockridge spoke briefly on the humorous events of years past and recalled anecdotes illustrat- ing the enthusiasm of fans and players alike in days gone by. Mrs. Lockridge was presented with a corsage of pink carnations, and bat -boy Paul . Brophy pre - At the Movies e:, Two years ago, a Major horror film, "The Exorcist burst onto the scene, enticing audiences with a unique view of demonic possession. Indeed, it seemed that people all over the world were intrigued with the notion of a devil in the flesh. Now, "The Devil's Rain", a new shocker has been released, and opens Nov. 19 at the Lyceum. It's a story that relates the rituals and practices of devil worship, possession and satanism and has a climax which boasts a scare technique known as "melting" that is sure to find a permanent place in the annals of fright films. An extraordinary combination of makeup and special effects are used to achieve a look of human beings disintegrating as if their entire bodies were made of hot wax. All the performers in the cast of "The Devil's Rain" are actually involved in these unusual special effects. Ernest Borgnine plays the devil himself, and co-starring are Ida Lupino, William Shatner, Eddie Albert, Tom Skerritt, Keenan Wynn and Joan Prather. Anton La Vey (head of the Church of Satan, in real life) is technical advisor, and also plays a part in the movie, adding real- ism to the scenes of cult rit- ualism. - Jacqueline Susan') wrote pas- sionately - about life and about people. She brought to her books characters drawn from the glom- ' Brous world that surrounded her, and became a phenomenal suc- cess as millions read her books and saw the films based on those novels.. She had three consecutive novels at the top of the best-seller list -- "Valley of the Dolls:'"The Love Machine" and "Once Is Not Enough". Paramount Pictures' Jac- queline Susann's "Once la Not Enough" is based on the novel, with the eight characters from the book portrayed in the film version by Kirk Douglas, Alexis Smith, David Janssen, George Hamilton, Melina Mercouri, Gary Conway, Brenda Vaccaro and Deborah Raffin. "Once Is Not Enough" is the story of a girl whose adoration for her father is the primary force of her life. She grows up with the de- sire to take her place at his side, unaware of the vacuum that is behind the glittering facade of his life as a renowned movie pro- ducer. Jacqueline Susan's "Once Is Not Enough" began filming in Spain and Switzerland, and con- tinued in New York. Director of Photography was John Alonzo, who has also photographed "Sounder," "Lady Sings The Blues," and "Chinatown." rented Mr. Lockridge with a Trown of Wingham desk set in ap- preciation of his work and con- tinuing service to sports. Team manager Des Brophy was also acknowledged at the banquet; receiving a plaque from Daryl Holmes presented on be- half of the team. Mr. Brophy thanked the boys .for the gesture and also offered thanks to Rick Deichert who helped coach the team throughout the season. The Wingham Brophy Tyke line-up: manager Des Brophy, coach Rick Deichert, players Ken Deichert, Joe Tiffin, Tom Foulon, Robbie Strong, Bill Brophy, Daryl Holmes, John Haines, Mike Foxton, Dave Montgomery, Jeff Moore, Greg Storey, Kevin Saxton and bat boy Paul Brophy. Bridge results First, Fairish Moffat and Reg DuVal; second, Yvonne McPher- son and Kay Moffat; third, Kay Forgie and Harley Cravfford;• fourth, Joe Martin and Art Wilson. IvaThere is • p r ycu at add '8« eves`' red y night Tit on, Or the last to* its tie hardly enough tot form two pick up teams, If enough l would come out we coufd have .a fu .fie ' h+ e/CAM. . who tura out certainly need some acementa .to, give them u fresh breath. Table Tenth Each Monday' and W!edaesday you are also invited to V. E. Madill S.S. tojoin a table tennis. club. Presently Ave are just play - mg and getting acquainted with each other and finding how the others play. When the numbers who are coming out demand better facilities then We will deal with itat that time. Now they are playing in the gallery overlooking the gym floor, behind the' bleachers. If you are interested in playing some good games, or just learning, come in the Victoria St. entrance and up to the gym. There's room for you, too! Girls' Ringette There is lots of coipetition for ringette on Sunday afternoons right after skating. There is also room for more to participate. This is a good game for girls as it is a non body contact sport and a with tied ►ith'i an identical two w and pt.. Mark* WS Winton* 'mac sport a win and two for1pts each..Lode Gavr Luk high scorer with 1r pta. Pam Cameron has 8 and Denise Walker and, Kim FoxtoA each have 5 Rte. aChristmas1.WINOS al Yortngsters' Playing Time Plans are under way tO provide Christmas shoppers with a place to take their children while shop. ping if they find it hard to get sit- ters or, if they want to bring them down town and drop thent off. Watch , for further news on this hot Item. This might just be the ticket for you! geoppionompippionawmpoommummem- FOR CLASSIFIED ADS Phone Wingharn 357-2320 HARTLEY ROUSE WaikertOn Thursday Night In The Lounge "DICK KNECHTEL," Friday & Saturday Ii The Bruce Room "HOME BREW" NO JEANS PLEASE • SMITH'S TAKE-OUT Gorrie HAMBVRGS, NOT DOGS ANJ SUBS Phone 335-3844 PRE -CHRISTMAS SPECIALS AT HAYES CLOTHING' /MSTERCXANGE CHARGEX LAYAWAY FREE PAIR of Bikini Undershorts with G.W.G. or Levi DENIMS at $15.95 G.W.C. or Levi CORDS of - $15.95 G.W.G. SCRUBBIES Regular $16.95 & $18.95 FREE Pair of 89c Dress Socks on any pair of G.W.G. DRESS FLARES Men's Quilted Work Outfit PANTS & JACKET Reg. $39.95 SALE $29.95 SEE BELOW . . . SAVE ON OUR USUAL LOW PRICES coup,ns expire Saturday, November 22 :▪ THIS COUPON WORTH : THIS COUPON WORTH :▪ THIS COUPON WORTH $1.00 e . $1.00 • : ON A PAIR OF • • BOYS' DENIM • • • • • . OR CORD PANTS • • LEVI OR G.W.G. • • ON A PAIR OF : G.W.G. CORDUROY FLARES IMMtrat ON ANY MEN'S CARDIGAN IN STOCK • • • • •