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Helen's Hellcats with 19, Lu's
Lulus and Joyce's Jaywalkers
tied at 16, Ru 's Rollers 15 and
Gayle's Gogetters with 14.
High single for the ladies went
to Janet Clark with 293 and high
triple to Marg Moffatt with 601.
High single and triple for the men
were Doug Elliott's 302 and 767.
Over -200 games were bowled
by Doug Elliott 302, 295; Ron
Church 234, 236, 235; Al Skelton
230, 228, 207; Keith Moffatt 224,
206; Dave Tiffin 284, 214; Marg
Moffatt 227, 219; Cathy Edgar
211, 211; Helen Skelton 245; Art
Clark 239; Don Montgomery 226;
Bruce Skinn 272; Helen Daugh-
erty 232; Betty Burley 2.23; Bill
Johnston 263; Janet Clark 293;
Perrie Holmes 213.
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CARLING O'KEEFE
FIVE -PIN CHAMPIONSHIP
After a 30 -game (three Sundays
of ten games) zone round, two
ladies from Wingham will bowl in
the provincialrounds of the
championships. Mrs. Shirley
Storey placed first and Mrs. Jean
King third.
Nine ladies and ten men from
the Bluewater Zone will bowl at
the Sherwood lanes in Hamilton
in February.
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COFFEE KLATCH
The league had 31 bowlers this
week. A number bowled over the
200 mark: Shirley Storey 208;
Ernie Kenyon 224; Dale Tolton
234; Diane English 249; Mary
Campbell 205; Jean King 208;
Betty Burley 245.
Diane English bowled the high
single of 249 and Betty Burley had
the high double of 427.
. Congratulations to two of our
girls who have been bowling ten
games each week for the last
three weeks. Competing with
snore than 50 bowlers, Shirley
Storey ended the series in first
place and Jean King in third
place. They now advance to
Hamilton for a weekend of bowl-
ing sometime in the new year.
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Cecil B. DeMilIe's "The Ten
Commandments", the most
widely acclaimed picture of 411
time begins a five-day nm at the
Jyceumi Theatre on Dee. 17. The
spectacular epie drama has been
praised around the world by
audiences, critics, and religious
leaders of all faiths. Its lasting
hold on the minds of moviegoers
inspired the present reissue.
"They Ten Commandments"
presents an impressive array of
performers. Heading the cast in
this dramatization of the Book of
Exodus are Charlton Heston as
Moses and Yui Brynner as the
Pharaoh. Other stars include
Anne Baxter, Edward G. Robin-
son, Yvonne De Carlo, and Sir
Cedric Hardwicke. Upwards of
25,000 extras were employed for
the location shooting in Egypt.
Filmed against natural "back-
grounds, the DeMille film
eloquently traces the story of
Moses, from the time his mother
set him afloat on the Nile,
through his years as a young
general in the Pharoah's army, to
his betrayal and exile, and
finally, his deliverance of the
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STARTS SUN. DEC. 2h1 is 23rd
ALMOST 25 MEMBERS of the Wingham Figure Skating
Club attended the third annual Great Lakes Winter Skating
Festival in London this weekend and returned with nifl&
medals. The contestants were: front, Cindy Evans, Jill Mc-
Cutcheon, April Moore, Carol Wheeler, Natalie Campeau,
Rockets lose opener
Fordwich dropped a 9-4 de-
cision to the Lakelet Jets last
Thursday night at the Howick
Community Centre. The Jets
proved to once again be the
power in the Howick-Minto Rec-
reational Hockey League. As
defending league champs, they
outskated and generally out -
hustled the Rockets for the first
two periods. Only steady goal-
tending by Barry D'Arcey of the
Rockets kept the game within
reach. The Rockets' third period
rally fell short.
One win, one loss
to Wingham Bantams
"the Wingham Bantams had sorrow.
one big win and one heart -break-
ing loss last week. On Thursday
they journeyed to Arthur and
bombed the opposition 15-2. Nine
shared in the scoring with Mark
Passmore collecting four. Mike
Beattie, Herb Kenyon and Scott
McGregor accounted for two
goals each while Keith Cameron,
Rick MacLennan, Doug Merkley,
Jeff MacLaurin and Lary Milo-
sevic potted singles. Wingham
did not receive a penalty in the
game.
But they were the victims of 28
minutes in penalties the following
night as they dropped a game to
Durham 5-4 at home. They led
Durham 4=2 with six minutes left.
But three penalties and three
goals bb Durham turned joy into
GION LADIES
ilean Twat was the * gh single
With 250, while Jean King
c phired the high triple with 626.
est, ` Moron was runner-up for
t�
'hors with 221 and 599.
atbei 'hb scores were: Betty
o nt 200; Gladys Yeo, 203; Jean
K213, 226; Doris Walden, 203;
Bea 'I ropshall, 214; Emaline
StUrdP, 202.
Jean's Jelly Beans stayed on
top' With a total of 54 points,
fwed by Betty's Bombers with
'Si,',. Lila's limpers had 421,
while Norma's Mules had 36.
The winners of dinner hams in
the "Hidden Score" contest
were: Jean King, Norma Strong,
Gladys Yeo and Winnifred Har-
court. Draw winners were Betty
Morin and Lyla Ann Harkness.
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LADIES'S WEDNESDAY
NIGHT LEAGUE
Marg Moffatt scored the _high
single of the week with 269, while
Jean King captured the high
triple with 711. Other high scores
were: Shirley Storey, 204; Joanne
Harrison, 234; Maude Schiestal,
219, 246; Lila Hickey, 200;
Jeanette ' Scott, 227; Diane
English, 237; Nora Finnigan, 260,
262; Barb Stainton, 204; Verna
Haugh, 200; Jean King, 222, 260,
229; Nancy King, 240; Beth Skinn,
204, 241; Louise Welwood, 202,
201, 235; Caroline Greenaway,
203; Anita McKinley, 203; Marg
Moffatt, 269; Jayne English, 202;
Sharon Skinn, 219; Sylvia Pew -
tress, 212; Joan Henry, 250, 207.
McBurney's Meatballs led in
team action with 15, followed by
's Kidneys with 12. Tolton's
To g ues and Lee's Lambchops
tied for third place with 10 each,
while Scott's Steaks and Bain's
Bones tied with 8 each.
'hanks to spares: Nancy King,
Verna 1laugh and Marg Moffatt.
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SENIOR LADIES
Nora Finnigan chalked up a
nice 234 single and 436 double to
top the ladies this week. Velma
Scott had a nice 189 single and,347
double and Wilma Kerr hit the 300
mark with two good games.
Tied at the top mark of 30 are
the Special Ks, Krispies and
Wheaties. The Sugar Crisps. and
Cr cl erjacks are tied at 26 and
the Cheerios have 23.
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THURSDAY MIXED
Marg's Mighty Mice are out in
front with 25 points, followed by
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In the first period, Wingham.
took a 3-1 lead on goals by Keith
Cameron, Paul Foxton and Scott
McGregor. With the second
period scoreless, Wingham held a
two -goal edge with a period to
play. Early in the third, Durham
narrowed the score to 3-2 but by
the half -way mark Scott Mc-
Gregor jammed home another
which seemed to be enough. But
from then on, nothing went right.
Durham won the game with one
minute left on the clock.
This Friday, the Bantams play
-Owen Sound in a 7 p.m. game.
This exhibition will tune them up
for the Kincardine Winter Games
Tournament next Tuesday: Come
out and give the boys your sup-
port. With the Midgets in action
following the Bantams, Friday
night is always good hockey
entertainment.
When the play stabilizes on the
team and injuries stop plaguing
the Rockets, Fordwich will be-
come a serious threat to chal-
lenge for the league honors this
year.
Once again the Rockets have
Barry D'Arcey in goal, along
with Lyle Foerter, Jim Douglas
(injured) and Wray Wilson on de-
fense. Veteran forwards include
Norm Wilson, Grant Bartman,
Don Ruttan, Gary Schumacker,
Hank Winkel, Pete Keil, Bob
Stewart (injured), Bill Miller and
Ron Sainsbury. First year Rocket
players are Lloyd Tuck and Doug
MacKay on defense and Joe
Kosalle, Arne Allan and Glen
Buck as forwards.
Fordwich Rocket Schedule
Thursday, Dec. 18 at HCC,
Drew vs Howick (9:00 p.m.) ;
Sunday, Jan. 4 at Kurtzville,
Fordwich vs Kurtzville . (8:30
p.m.) ; Thursday, Jan. 8 at HCC,
Wroxeter vs Fordwich (9:00
p.m.) ; Sunday, Jan. 11 at Kurtz-
ville, Fordwich vs Clifford (8:30
p.m.);
Thursday, Jan. „2 at HCC,
Wroxeter vs 1'ordwich (9:00
p.m.) ; Wednesday, Jan. 28 at
Kurtzville, Fordwich vs Drew
(9:00 p.m.) ; Friday, Jan. 30 at
Belmore, Fordwich vs Lakelet
(9:00 p.m.) ; Thursday, Feb. 5 at
HCC, Clifford vs Fordwich (9:00
p.m.) ; Thursday, Feb. 19 at HCC,
Kurtzville vs Fordwich (9:00
p.m.).
Your Christmas Seal organiza-
tion, the Huron -Perth Lung
Association reports that 53,660
cases of bronchitis and emphy-
sema were treated in Canadian
hospitals in 1972 and that figure is
increasing.
Cheryl Gavreluk, Rachelle Campeau; second row, Mark
Moore, Elizabeth Kaufman, Lori Gavreluk, Curtis Moore,
Maureen Beattie, Bonnie Evans, Cheryl Beattie; third row,
Chris Cossitt, Danny Gordon, Mary Jo Moran, Leanne Cos-
sitt, Cathy Cardiff, Sylvia Beard and Patsy Dilsworth.
Howick Lions
bingo winners
Howick Lions' bingo winners
for Dec. 13 were:
Regular games: Mrs. Ed.
Marsh, Wingham; Mrs. Selling,
Wingham; Mrs. Goodwin,
Moorefield and Anne Milne,
Listowel; Gerald Smith, White-
church and Mrs. Bob Mont-
gomery, Wingham; Mrs. Cas-
well, Bluevale; Mrs. Mont-
gomery, Wingham; Mrs. Wes
Tiffin, Whitechurch and Mrs.
Gauthier, Fordwich; Mrs. Hollo-
way, Wingham; Mrs. Bill Boyd,
Gorrie; Mrs. Parsons, New
Brunswick and Mrs. Wyers,
Listowel; Florence Kennedy,
Wingham and Mrs. Turner,
Harriston; Mrs. McLennan Lo-
chalsh and Jan Thurlow, Listo-
wel;
Share the wealth: first, Mrs.
Ste. Marie, Wingham; second,
Mrs. Ron Bester, Mildmay; $25
special: Mrs. Nolda Klunas,
Wroxeter; Jackpot consolation
plus bonus: Mrs. Derbecker,
Wingham; stand up bingo: Dar-
lene McInnis, Fordwich; lap
card: Mrs. Derbecker, Wingham
and Mrs. Holloway, Wingham.
Dart game: Barb Sturgeon,
Gorrie; $10; door prizes: Mrs
Hastings, Listowel, Margaret
Zeigler, Harriston, Alice Stone,
Fordwich and Sylvia Gowing,
Listowel;
Lucky Draws: Mrs. Seiling,
Wingham, W. J. Whitman, Chep-
stow, Jean Tiffin, Whitechurch,
Mrs. Don Forester, Elmira, Elsie
Gauthier, Fordwich, Vera
Marsh, Wingham and Ellen Sie-
fert, Fordwich.
The next bingo will be the eve-
ning of Boxing Day.
Wingham Lions
win fifth game
The Wingham Lions hockey
team scored its fifth win in a row
in league action last week when it
blasted the Mount Forest team
14-0 in Wingham. Gord Kinahan
and Bernie Haines scored three
goals each to pace the Lions to
the rout over the opposition.
Dave Bennett and Ken Tervit
each collected one goal and three
assists, while Tom MacLean
fired two goals and gotone assist
for the winners, The other Wing -
ham goals were scored by Stan
Stapleton, Doug McGregor, Dave
Kieffer and Spence Burley. Tim
Heffer went the distance in the
nets and earned his first shut -out
of tie season. The Lions took five
of the 10 penalties in the Rame.
' The nex ` home gairie wily be-"-
played against Arthur on Friday
at 8:30 p.m.
BRIDGE RESULTS
First, Leonard George and
Patricia Hay; second, Reg DuVal
and Art Wilson; third, Harley
Crawford and Lillian Brooks;
fourth, Omar Haselgrove and
Ross,,Hanna.
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