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*we* aveitalk fchampiehahlp at
5th nattUal, service club bonspiel
hosted by the, Whigham Optimist
Club. Merliberiof thermic are: Doug
ShieI4 Murray Vincent, Al Bridge.
andjohn Campbell.
A rink skipped bi Gerry Edwards,
finiShed first on the 9 Lin, draw
followed by the Jim Lavery rink in
second. Wayne Hopper finished
third in the early draw, followed by
the Grant Vincent rink in fourth,
Ken Saxton Sr. fifth'and the Don
Bray rink wa,Ssixth.
In addition to the winners, results
f the 11 o'clock draw are: Lloyd
Michie, second; Barry Simpson,
third; Lloyd "Casey" Casemore and
tion Knight, tied for fourth; Steve
Caslick, sixth.
Correction
A story in last week's edition of
The Advance -Times incorrectly
stated that East Wawanosh grader
operator John McClinchey received
a wage increase of 11 per cent.
In fact, Mr. McClinchey's hourly
rate went to 01.50 per hour from
$10.86, an increase of over five -per
cent.
• ERIKA HOOFTMAN
Miss Howick-Tumberry Fall Fair
Queen contestant
Bells Pizza and Mcore
Prize winners
at Sacred Heart
The weekly Tuesday evening
euchre party was held Jan. 19 in
Sacred Heart, Church, Wingham.
Eight tables of eager euchre players
turned out for the, party which was
convened by Joyce Doerr andKathy
Waechter.
The high man and high lady were
Dave Murray and Marg King, with
low man and lady being Helen
Houghton (playing as a man) and
Vera Murray. The door prize was
won by Don McCormick.
The card parties continue on Tues-
day evenings at eight o'clock.
MRS. HAZEL GRIFFITH 3353249
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BONSPIEL WINNERS — A rink from Be/grave Kinsmen Club captured the overall championship In the
Wingham Optimist Invitational Bonspieol held Saturday at the lillinghamurling Mb: Tournament chairman, .
Ray Cardy, left, presents the championship trophy 10 Belgrave skip Doug Shier and others on the
ing rink, from left: Murray Vincent, skip; Al Bridge,' second; and John Campbell, lead.
trong weken
puts Ironmen
After going six games without a
win, the Wingham Ironmen have
turned things around and how have
not lost in their last four outings. The
local Junior C club played three
times on the weekend, beating Port
Elgin and Walkerton and tying the
first place Hanover Barons. -
On Friday night in Port Elgin, the
4ine --of –Paul-- - Brophy-, Smidy
McDonald and Brett Martin stole the
as -each -player -picked up two
goals -in a 12-4, victory oyer the
'Bears. The line had a total of 17
points including eight by McDonald.
Jamie Robinson fired two while
singles went to Pan' Tolton, Scott
Hackett, Steve Murray and Bevin
Flett. Murray, who usually plays
defence, was moved to left wing and
collected fourpoint.; The win moved
the Ironmen to within one point of
the second place Bears and
Wingham still had a game in hand.
The next night, the Ironmen
returned home to face the Walkerton
Blackhawks who were still missi
several players due to suspensions
from the week before in Wingham
The Hawks were tough in t
opening period and went to the
dressing room with a 1-0 lead. Pat
Donnelly was given, credit for the
goal which actually bounced into the
net off a Wingham player,
Walkerton got into penalty trouble
in the second period and Wingham
scored four times, including three on
the powerplay. Jamie Robinson
scored two of his three while Brett
Martin added his first of two, and
John Hewitt notched the other
marker. Wingham added four more .
in the third with Steve Murray and
Jason GOodall scoring along with
Robinson and Martin.
Steve Radbourne scored for th
wks with just over six minutes
maining in the game to make the
al 8-2 in favor of Winpfiain. The
o points moved the- tronmen into
e possession of second place in the
ey-Bruce Junior. .0 League
ta
ndings, but the •clUb had bigger
gs-irt min' d; natiely the RatMver
Wingham scored six times in the
middle frame and all were im the
power play. Sandy McDonald firedthree, three, including one on a beautiful
individual effort. With a burst of
speed, he broke nowt* the right side
and in on goalie Zeltko Zderic, gave
him a little fakeand slipped the puck
just inside the post on the stick side_
-Hanover managed to stay close,
adding two_of_their own, including
•one by' .,:pave,-, Hopkins . a
breakaway while Hanover was7,
killing a penalty.
The Barons, who •have lost only
once all season, came out flying in
the third. Wingham, on the other
hand, was starting to feel the effects
of three games in three days. The
league's top scorer,• Mitch Landry,
pulled the Barons to within one, nine
minutes into the final period.
Hanover then tied the game when
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Sympathy is extended to Mrs. s
Doris Adams and Mrs. Jean Ste.
Marie in the loss of their mother,
Mrs. Alberta Elliott, who passed '
away on Tuesday evening in her VV-•
100th year. • the
Sympathy is also extended to the s*
Wheeler family hi the recent loss of *tilt
Mrs. Rhea Cardiff. •
Mr. and Mrs. Adrift- Poirier,,
Weston, were guests p
Marks last weekei4 '
Peter Isabelle,. ittlississa
visited one day last week with
and Mrs. Clarence Clement,
BELMORE —
om ingi
and Mrs. Stan Hayal:, ere the cofp
veners for r
the Wolhen,a/Instity
was interfotional
call required the me ' m
another country they had iitited and
tell something .aboit it That im
pressed. them- Israel was - noted for
the. garclenS-:carved out of a desert
land; Norway, was , considered
peacefuk "oUthern states
pro*ide " 'fruits 'While
Engliind' wit Mr its narrow
road 'and he4ges. In Hon-
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41190t:liat1:::sbala:thtootSci;tstt $•Oriticery.pot.,
_fiansOte- ip
Winghani: inahe Mitch Braun who
:did. mafiaga t9 get_ a piec. e of it, The Adifoloes
iii4061140d a6 -611e, buttbe point
mak.ProVe to be very important for
the Ironnien in the final few weeks of
• the season.
_____Theironmenhave-only twog
•Temaining in the regular season
Th4Sunday, they visit the-Goderich
staitor-s and then .e.joie out the
•'sehelluje Ike following .,,unday at
-home ,agaiist the Mount Forest
Patriots.
Hanover has Clinched first place,
but the other spots are yet to be
decided. Wingharn and the other
four teams all want to finish second
because that is the only Club
guaranteed it will not .have to play
Hanover in the first round of the i•
,s3
playoffs,.
!ft
people had few material possessions
but what they had was shared
rthe Green Belt
trees. have
to iliiade Wood for fuel
e and tosavetheinviionment A
small amount „of. Money is paid to
- women to ensure proper' care of the
seedling trees,
Mrs. Inglis 'had on display an
inmate burner, carvings Of a gazelle
and elephant, as Well as some
Somallanmoney.
Mrs. Hays concluded their
program with a reading about the
'keenest mother in the world who
• proved to have really been loving,
after the children had grown and
acquired wisdom. The meeting
concluded with lunch.
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' a hot Saute, . at ig SOMe fish.
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firewood` to cook -Method) ... ,
The first place Barons had beaten
mgham rivetitikes this season and
Ironmen were .-100.kialt tal*, a
g outing and they got it. The
6 was scorele6 for the first -17
OA she first perlod,
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KED PANSIES
' of the Wingham
Feb. 19, 1925,
irk The Listowel
t ' Sam Alberts
eral pansies in his
pansies had not
year, of course, but
ered by snow in the fa.
8UttJieykt&red ahriost as fresh
and &HWY' itS they had in the height
Of the summer season.
IJELIVIORE Six tables were
play at the Belmoreeuchre pai
held oit theevehing ofJan. 21.
**Am Was high:M*14n
ys
rs.�a.w high lady.
Wes' ch 'Dickson and lew-hr
!rz:abel,- jegray. Mac Metcalfe'
thiitinat lone bands
the nest party will be held Feb. 4.
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