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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1975-12-11, Page 16AdvaneThics Thw. Deeenther 11, 44 TbQ1flpbn scored tv4 for the BAnt$InS loot weelt when, he captured the boyshighsingle of 280 and received hi "100 over Average" badge. He 07.0 tOowled the 'high '40 hieo 894. -41ulaine Adam* waa high single and double for the giriS vidith .198 =.and 332. ,Other high scores were: Pebble .119X, 00; 'Pehl#0 Leif, too; Sheri Walden,: 135; 401aine dams, 134; Billy Gatillgit 1060 66; Andy Jarvis, 460; Rqbbie I, Willis, 130; Dents- `MilkinSo 101, 140; Ian Jarvis, IR; David 'Scott, 111: Rance WiUis, 03; Bradley .$1bobbrookst 114; Byron Thomp- son, 109; Doug Fraaer, 116; Michael Heard, 113. • The Tiger Cats held On to their • lead with 34 points, followed by THESE J.ITTLE ONES were right into the Christmas season last Friday with recitations and megsages of best holiday wishes during the Bluevale Women's Institute Christmas Concert. The members of the St. Andrew's Bell Ringers were: rlan Johnston; Darryl Bas - wick, Greg Moffat, Jeff Tolton, Marjorie Campbell and Juanita Boonstra. Santa Claus Bluevale WI - There was standing room only last Friday evening when Santa Claus came to the Bluevale Community Hall. The jolly bearded guest paid a visit to distribute candy to children toward the end of the Bluevale Women's Institute annual Christ- mas concert. The concert opened in the Christmas spirit with carol sing- ing by the institute members and the audience with Mrs. Carl 'Nix • Th. Walt Disriey PrOdUCiiediS. APPLE DUMPLING GANG Healina Substance: t, Shrinks Piles .Exclusive healing obstance 'proven to Shrink hemorrhoids and repair damaged tissue. A renowned research institute has found . a unique healing substance with -the ability to 'shrink hemor- rhoids painlessly. It relieves itching :Ind discomfort in minutes and sliced% up healing of thc injured, • inflamed tissue. In case after case, while gently . relieving pain, actual reduction (shnnkuge) took place. Most important of all—results were so thorough that this improve- ment was maintained over a period of many months. All this w as. accomplished with a healing substance (Rio -Dyne) hich 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. visits concert Johnston at the piano. A guitar and accordion act followed with participation by Brian Jeffray and Dewayne and David Golley. The third presentation on the pro- gram was a series of recitations by Ian Johnston, Daryl Baswick, Greg Moffatt, Jeff Tolton, Mar- jorie Campbell and Juanita Boon- stra, followed by the St. Andrew's Bell Ringers of Wingham under the leadership of Gordon Leggatt. The Bluevale 4-H Club pre- sented the "Little Red Hen" with, participation by Barb Chambers as the hen, Vicki East as the cat, Louise Stamper as the dog, Helen Ortlieb as the fox, and chickens Vieki Steckley, Valerie Peel, Donna Steckley and Tracy Jarvis. Shirley Nicholson, Murray De Vos, Brent bay, Marie DeVos and gvelyn Stamper presented 'a skit , titled !".Gettig EVen with Sister's, fibaux„. • Audience participation was the feature of a skit called "Saga of the Old West" with Mrs. Jim Armstrong as commentator. Also taking part were: Colleen Robertson, George 'Fischer, ikllan Campbell, Donald Street, Bert Garniss, Keith Moffatt, 'Jim Armstrong, Harvey Timm, Jim Johnston, Carl Johnston, -1sabelle Wheeler and Bill Peacock. Karen Armstrong staged a "Sword Dance" and the Bluevale Young . People's Union enter- tained with two presentations by Elizabeth Armstrong, Susan Adams and John Underwood. The concert's final number was the familiar story "Twos the Night before Christmas" acted out by the W.I. members with Mrs. Donald Street as commen- tator. FORDWICH STAFF HOLDS PARTY The annual Christmas party of the staff of Fordwich Nursing Home was held Monday, Dec. 8. A turkey dinner with all the trim- mings was served by Fordwich Anglican Church ladies in the church basement. The party returned to the lounge of the Nursing Home to meet Santa and enjoy some cards and games. Used Car Savings '75 CHRYSLER NEWPORT, 4 -door sedan. '74 CHRYSLER, 4 door se- dan, power steering and brakes, radio. '74 DART SPORT, 6 cylin- der, automatic with radio. '74 CORONET CUSTOM, 4- -- door, 6 cylinder, auto- matic, power steering and radio. '72 PLYMOUTH, 4 -door sedan. '73 JAVELIN, 2 -door. Library news "Santa's Mailbox" is now at the library. Boys and girls, you can mail your letters to Santa Claus at the library and one week later Santa will send you an an- swer. Make sure your letter has your name on it so that Santa will be able to write you back., NEW BOOKS Judy by Gerold Frank Unlike previous biographies of Judy Garland, Mr. Frank has had access to. all of the Garland material—family records, letters and contracts, along with inter- views with Miss Garland's hus- bands, children and doctors. Frank has put it all together in absorbing detail creating a stun- ning story of the birth, flaming glory and death of a star. Whitton's Folly by Pamela Hill The author of 'The Malvie In- heritance' has produced a gothic novel. with characters of vigor and strength. Edmund Whitton arrives back from India to claim thilestate of Steen in the Scqttish highlands. His attempts to Win success in an uncompromising Victorian society bring tragedy to Steen and those who live in its shadow. A Faraway Drummer by Robert Bristow This is the funny tender story of Fletcher Tippey and his light- hearted and often heartbreaking war against the Babbits and bul- lies of his hometown. His brother Ronnie, a man dedicated to out- ward convention, is more socially acceptable but when Ronnie is suddenly confronted with an emo- tional involvement it uproots not only his own life but Fletcher's too. What's new at Huronview? The annual Christmas. Fair sponsored by the Auxiliary was held in the auditorium on Monday afternoon. The residents had an opportunity to choose from. the tables of gifts that had been donated this year by groups from the Clinton area and the ladies served tea in the craft room. The Junior and Senior rhythm bands from the Goderich Phsychiatric Hospital directed by Gordon Harrison entertained on Family Night. The Junior Band played and sang several Christmas numbers along • with vocal solos, duets and instru- mentals. Shorty Munro was emcee for the Variety program provided by the Senior Band and Sarah Carter thanked the enter- tainers on behalf of the residents. Members of the Londesboro Women's Institute were hosts.for the December birthday party on Wednesday afternoon , with 28 celebrants receiving gifts from the ladies. Mrs. Jessie Tebbutt was emcee for the program of vocal, solos by Victor. FoxitPlanol duets by Gale Fear and Gene- vieve Allin; mouth Organ and guitar selections by Bert Shob- brook and a sing -a -long of Christ- mas music. Miss Mary Turner who is celebrating her 99th birth- day on December 11th extended the appreciation of the residents to all those who had helped with the party. Mrs. Shirley, Prouty who leads the weekly Bible study had a special Christmas service this week with musical numbers by Bruce Cann, Mrs.‘ Henderson, Dorothy Prouty and Susan Cann accompanied at the organ by Leila Finkbeiner, Mr. Milford and Edward Prouty assisted with the devotional period and each of the residents were presented with a corsage by Mrs. Prouty. Seventh win for Bantams The Wingham Bantams won their seventh straight game last Friday night with a 7-3 victory over Palmerston. Top scorers for Wingham were Doug Merkley with two goals and an assist and Mike Beattie with two goals. Singles went to Tom Remington, Paul Foxton and Mark Pass- more. The Bantams, coached by Doug Neil and managed by Ted Ahara, look like a well-balanced, strong club that could go a long way. It has three good forward lines: Herb Kenyon centres a line with Mike Beattie and Doug Merkley; Paul Foxton is on a line between Rick MacLennan and Mark Pass- more; and the third line is made up of Grant Gnay, Scott McGre- gor and Jeff MacLaurin. A solid defence .core has been formed with Larry Milosovic (captain), Ed Haines, Tom Remington, Keith Cameron. Rick Deichert and Doug Taylor share the goal- tending duties. This week they travel to Arthur for a game on Thursday, and play before the home town crowd here on Friday at 7 p.m. against Durham. Durham has a smooth, fast skating team and this will be a real test for the local lads. With the Midgets playing after the Bantam game, the evening prd- mises to be a good night of hockey. IGA wins 5 to 3 overStointonts In the first Pee -Wee -Bantam game last week, IGA squeaked out a 5-3 victory over Stainton's. Paul Cerson with two and Blair Bushel, Gary Adam and Murray Gardner with one each took care of the scoring for IGA. Bill Le Van scored two and Ken Hopper got one for Staintores. • In the'second game of the week, Marks' skated to .a 7-3 victory over a short-handed B and E Leasing.- Brent Foxton was the big gun for Marks', scoring the hat trick, while Tim Bain picked up two goals and Tim Henderson and Steve McKay notched one each. Kevin Tervit, Kevin Net- terfield and Bruce McIntyre replied for B and E Leasing. The standings after four games are: Marks', 8; B and E Leasing, 4' rGA, 4' Stainton's, 0. grew who 29, Ui 23 and twiThe (!himpi er*"44:5104:edtpurti4:14'irrose:41thelos%tthe°:umvitliYerde.4*40:;;:WoeirICats, savers battled* the lead Of the wjwithourEt.,,otb.34polota ekh, Whifl ile aPser0004 Plairrotworsh1trod' r‘ChiNftrei211 each, folloWed by'the Blao at the Spearmints, were 4104e DebraWittig was girls' • high ' single with177 and high double of ob°28916°verYiSaltnwhi:411,3e's'. il)i),t1wreex111:40:44414:ibullitk:naCt44111:. Wittig, 129, 124; joannealer07, 134; IfOn Zimmer, 133i. RandyBain, 1'44; TimStati$0.4. 1491 -140" verne, $teffler, 128; Allan Jack- son, 125; Shawn Mcl(agUet 126; waaigaev;,Thompson,x4135; Greg L "Most Improved Bowlers" badges were presented to Stephen Gaunt who was up by 10 and Kim Zimmer who was up ky 5 over -their average for Novem- ber. Linda Henderson was the star for the Senior 'Juniors girls with a high single of 208 and high double of 347. David Nesbitt was boys' high single with 181. Blair Man- sell was the high double of 305 and scored the only other high game of 173. Jo Marie McCormick re- ceived her "100 Pins over Aver- age" badge for a score of 263. The Big Macs broke the tie to jump intothe lead with 37 points, followed by the Submarines with 35 and the French Friw,sizaling at 27. The Big Boys stayed at 25, with the Foodongs at 22 and the Red Hots with 19. Peggy. Tervit was the Seniors' star with a 269 score that cap- tured the girls' high single and won her a "100 Pins over Aver- age" badge. Brenda Foxton was high triple with 590. Boys' high single with 233 was Ken Tervit, while Rick MacLennan was high triple at 556. Other high scores were: Brenda Foxton, 215; Rick MacLennan, 214; Jay Mac- Laurin, 220. The Clue Klux Clan stayed on top in team play with 58, folted distantly by the Crusaders ith 37 and Anonymous with 31. The WINGHAM 357-1242 g Freaky Five had 30, with the . Jaws at 29 and -the Pink Panthers Phone 3353844 Nounammwsimmummossmoismoossomonsiaxvi 1 111 1 illii/1.531113,113203111811011111511131105184/1411018,1511SPANSX18 RE AD MAN I CLEANERS AND MEN'S WEAR at 25. tanoseamsamsassamitcsuasacetassinononsassamosiVsnostamarturstau, sttvAw:AvAvAvimmv*vmz:amtgmtmtihzzwmt Banjos u FROM $89.95-100" Electric Guitar Outfits FROM $99.00 'Acoustic Guitar Outfits FROM 12.95 '73 CHRYSLER, 2 -door hardtop. '73 TORINO, 2 -door hard top. '72 TOYOTA, 4 -door se- dan. '72 CHEV IMPALA, 2 -door hardtop. -- '75 ROYAL MONACO, 4- door hardtop, 7,000 miles. 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