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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1976-10-28, Page 16Y Pie 6.-7le, VIJV&4m Advance -Times, October 28, 1976 Chow is named to Beth Riley, 549: Those over 200, p Aart »e Vos, 250; Mary Beth Riley, 210, 202; Jack Datar, 252; • Cecil Clark, 218; Frances Breckenridge, 280; Shirley Pel - d0 show competitor let, 216, Ann Datar 226; Ken Pel- let 209; Dick de Boer 204; Wendell 1 A Chow called Chino owned by way, LNisi st puppy, Irish Stamper 203, 216. 11 Mrs. Shirley Rose of Mississ- Setter owned by Arthur Lewis, auga, was judged 'best -in -show- Toronto. at the Grey -Bruce Kennel and Group 2 -7 hound breeds — Best Group discusses Obedience Club's dog show at dog and best puppy, Standard Belmore Community Centre on wire -Haired Dachshund owned Hi -C purpose Sunday afternoon. The best by Maureen Burrell, New Ham - puppy was an Irish Setter owned burg. BELGRAVE — The second by Arthur Lewis of Toronto. Group 3 — working breed — meeting of the Belgrave Hi -C was The show attracted 145 dogs Best dog, Doberman Pinscher held on October 24 at the home of which is about 60 percent better owned by %.,et aid Lobb, Bruce- Ross and Marg Plant. than last year. Over 300 spec- field. Best puppy. German $hep- The meeting opengd with the tators watched the dogs being ap- nerd owaad Ly KeWi Wi;aver, toil call, • YOuI favorite kind of praised by judges from Midland, Wingham. pie Alison Roberts read the St. Catharines, Kleinburg and minutes of the last meeting. Al - Shelburne. Group 4 — varmin breeds — most all the money from the During the afternoon 140 pan- Best dog and puppy, Airedale walkathon was handed in and the cake dinners were sold and about owned by Marilyn DeRuiter, group would like to thank every - $300 in hot dogs, hamburgers, soft Shallow Lake. one who sponsored the walkers, drinks and coffee. Group 5 — Toy breed — Italian as that was what made it such a +� The dogs were set up in sex Greyhound, owner unknown. success. groups in accordance with the Group 6 — show breeds — Best A discussion was held on the Canadian Kennel Club's sanction. dog, Chow owned by Mrs. Shirley purpose of Hi -C, Toe -Alpha and Winners were: Group 1 — Rose, Mississauga. Best puppy, the Five Oaks conference. A bus Sporting Breeds — Best dog, Shih Tzu named Chiang, owner trip to the Royal was also dis- Irish Setter owned by Sean Con- was unknown. cussed. Marnie Walsh conducted games and the group enjoyed lunch. M aC� p WI sponsors �- 400� Hoffe 203; Joyce Church '149; recorded by Joyce Gardner 200, euc re party WHITECHURCH — Members Brenda Taylor THURSDAY MIXED wROXETER LEAGUE Gilmore won the lucky prize. . Dianne had the high 229; Linda Walden 220; Lila Hie- of the Women's Institute spon- is fop rider ,English single for i with 281. Jean single key 203; Louise Welwood 209, 206; Bored a progressive euch party THE EVE OF THE GREAT PUMPKIN—With the coming of autumn's harvest, children ,ladies three game total rolled a the Terviof Carol Shaw 224; Jean King 208, -in the Community Memorial begin to wonder and dream of tales of Hallowe'en and the Great Pumpkin. For 713. Bruce was high man 222; Carol Clark 204; Joanne Hall. Fourteen tables were in youngsters, the Great Pumpkin will make an enormous grinning jack o lantern which will for both single and triple with 300 Harrison 216; Shirley Storey 238, play. scare all those spooks away on that special night. But pumpkin is more than a child's and 748 respectively. 204, 257; Nancy King 216; Shirley Winning the gents' prize- were delight; last year 29 million pounds of pumpkin were produced for Ontario's food Other games over 200 were: Sallows 221; Dale Tolton 209. two ladies who played as gentle - processing industry. That's a lot of delicious golden pumpkin pies! The pumpkin — trick Gail Holmes 208: Marg Moffatt Thanks to spares, Sharon Day, men. Mrs. Bill Purdon was high or treat! (Photograph by Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food) 218, 206; Don Montgomery 212 Carol Shaw, Carol Clark, Nancy man and Mrs. Mary Burchill held King, Linda Walden and Betty the low score. Mrs. Jim Coultes �. 218, 212; Penny Elliott 223; Cec F ton held the hi hest ladie ' a d 12rvoLvrR DISCO MUSIC FOR WEDDINGS AND OTHER DANCE FUNCTIONS "LOVE TO TURN YOU ON" PH. 455-6581 London Meet your friends at the Manor Hotel this weekend October 28, 29, and 30 to hear ... HANK BEDARD • Lordellotel(1'� wc...g.. Take advantage of the 1975 price. The Lord Simcoe is maintaining the pace on the 2 nite special 1n the face of rising costs Z Nom Q" iludes . for mo nc: • modern quest room for 2 nights • dinner one eveninq at the famous Catttain's Table including a welcominq refreshment • breakfast each morning • free overnight parklnq (from � 00 1) in to 8 30,1 monly each day) $69" ,uhler t to advance reglsliation and you r.an stay an extra night for only $2300 double "Pe your travel aqent or.rewrve direct The Lord Slmcoe Hotel, 150 Kv,q St West Toronto Tel (416) 362 1848 40 WARD & UPTIGROVE Listowel (519) 2913040 CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS Hwy. 67 GORRIE MOTORS as 6 N 1 Where You Buy For Le Gorri• El Phone 335-3254 /. mile east of Gorrie Fordwich on Hwy. 07 1971 PLYMOUTH 1971 BELAIRE FURY III 4 door sedan 4 door, a.c., p.w. 1972 PONTIAC 1971 TORINO CATALINA 2 door hardtop 2 door hardtop 1970- PONTIAC 1974 FORD WAGON RANCHERO 1974 GREMLIN 1970 CAPRICE 1969 CHRYSLER 4 door hardtop 1968 PLYMOUTH 300 4 door sedan 0. 2 door hardtop SPECIAL OF THE WEEK 1975 DODGE CORONET Two door hardtop with power steer- ing, power brakes, radio and vinyl r top. EXTRA CLEAN! 1 MAKE US AN OFFER! OPEN SIX DAYS A WEEK - FRI. EVENINGS TILL 10 Come and see our fine selection of used cars. Test drive one today I Phone: - Russ Sewers 357-1475 in CNE show due g e Sharon Skinn 200. 0-0-0 Brenda Taylor, 16, daughter of TEESWATLR-WINGHAM Mr. and Mrs. Ken Taylor, RR 3, LADIES' LEAGUE Lucknow, competed in the 1976 Dell's Dalntations took a three The od reliable, All Arabian Horse Show at the point lead in the standings with 28 CNE Coliseum in Toronto and points. Betty's Beagles are see - placed first in the Open Junior and with 25 and Beth's Boxers Rider — English Pleasure Hack. and Shirley's Spaniels are tied for 211.,rnHnrl Besides having a first place third with 22. Brenda's Bulldogs finish, she also placed third in have 16 points while Ila's Poodles Junior English Equitation on the bring up the rear with 13 points. ■ flat. Brenda placed fifth in both Ivey Whytock was high bowler Purebred English Pleasure Hack with a 227 single and 563 triple. and Junior Water Steady Hands. Other games over 200 were: 2rhinae avar hH11f Her showing at the 1976 All Mima Newton 220; Gladys Stew- . Arabian Horse Show was particu- art 201; Bea Brooks 208; Isabel larly satisfying for Brenda as she Gamble 207 and Donna Zettler personally broke and trained this 202• I(1.Ill - �} 7AL mare herself during the past 0-0-0 summer. COFFEE KLATCH Brenda is one of the top junior Jeannette Scott had the high riders in the area. She has com- single with 261. Shirley Storey peted in all of the local horse had a two -game total of 475. shows and fall fairs, as well as There were 35 bowlers out this being a member of the Huron- week. Bruce Pony Club. She was just Girls bowling over 200 were: awarded the Mac Bell Trophy as Shirley Storey 246, 229; Louise high point junior rider at the 1976 Welwood 228; Lois Surridge 202; Teeswater Fall Fair and the Tack Betty Burley 241; Linda Walden Shack Trophy for Hunt Seat 203; Susan Tolton 205; Grace Equitation at the 1976 Ripley Fall Walden 223; Jane Machan 210; Fair. Jeannette Scott 261, 208; Jean Riding a 4 -year old grey. pure- Krug 243, 221; Dale Tolton 212, bred Arabian mare. Am Joves 204. Spitfire, owned by Mrs. Michelle 0-0-0 ~ Ferris, RR 1, Tiverton, she has SENIOR CITIZENS become one of the top riders in Rubies took a five point lead in - •.r the area. She is a Grade 11 stu- the standings with 15 points. "� dent at F. E. Madill Secondary Pearls moved into second place ` School. with 10 while Diamonds are third Am Joves Spitfire is a grand- with eight. Opals moved into daughter of the famous stallion fourth place with seven points Naborr. Naborr was originally while Agates have three. Ame- imported from Poland. He was thysts are in the cellar with two gold to Wayne Newton, famous points. singer, -for $150,000 which was a Amy Edwards and Mable Milos record for the most high-priced Cruickshank had the high single Arabian sold at public auction. with 195 each. Mable Cruick- shank ruick shank had the high double with 363. Other high doubles were: Win. ATOM REGISTRATION nifred Lockwood 339; Elsie Con. AT TOWN HALL gram 305; Wilma Kerr 323 and Anyone interested in playing Amy Edwards 330. Atom hockey is asked to bring his 0-0-0 parents to the Wingham town hall on Wednesday, November 3 at COMMERCIAL LEAG.I'E ...•• ::>• c>iff Vii' f"r r :r/,'•;�•i 7:30 p.m. Any boy who was born satellites1continued to lead the f Y , Z r . before December 31. 1967 will be standings with 34 points. Grum :.: registered during the get -to- lins are second with 26 while W get her. Mustangs are in third with 21. Grenadas moved into fourth with 1:; 18 points followed by Hornets •. with 16. Austins bring up the rear Winning team. >. `<,T ..s;;.<•:::p:: with 11 points. i Our STX340A and 440A are built on years of punishing racing experience and hard Canadian trail riding. They've been refined into `? the ultimate sport machines for ;?.. serious snowmobilers. FEATURES INCLUDE: ?' ■ Nitrogen gas mono -shock slide sus - 0 S guests 9 Hoffe 203; Joyce Church '149; ox 0-0-0 g s score n Mrs. Helen Currie was low. J. D. Brenda Taylor Dave Tiffin 251, 276; Bruce Skinn wROXETER LEAGUE Gilmore won the lucky prize. at big dance 300, 203, 245; Jean Tervit 266, 245, Men's high triple, Aart De Vos, The next party will be held is fop rider 102; Dianne English 229, 281; Keith Moffatt 210; Perrie Holmes 579; ladies' high triple, Mary November 8. 274, 265: Doug Elliott 228, 237; .Joe Tiffin and his Whitechurch high single for men with 271. Jim t Griffith had the high triple of 645. • Jt Clark 21- Lou Nil 222 11 Press formed, multi -welded aluminum Junior ball team were special Meet your friends at the Manor Hotel this weekend October 28, 29, and 30 to hear ... HANK BEDARD • Lordellotel(1'� wc...g.. Take advantage of the 1975 price. The Lord Simcoe is maintaining the pace on the 2 nite special 1n the face of rising costs Z Nom Q" iludes . for mo nc: • modern quest room for 2 nights • dinner one eveninq at the famous Catttain's Table including a welcominq refreshment • breakfast each morning • free overnight parklnq (from � 00 1) in to 8 30,1 monly each day) $69" ,uhler t to advance reglsliation and you r.an stay an extra night for only $2300 double "Pe your travel aqent or.rewrve direct The Lord Slmcoe Hotel, 150 Kv,q St West Toronto Tel (416) 362 1848 40 WARD & UPTIGROVE Listowel (519) 2913040 CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS Hwy. 67 GORRIE MOTORS as 6 N 1 Where You Buy For Le Gorri• El Phone 335-3254 /. mile east of Gorrie Fordwich on Hwy. 07 1971 PLYMOUTH 1971 BELAIRE FURY III 4 door sedan 4 door, a.c., p.w. 1972 PONTIAC 1971 TORINO CATALINA 2 door hardtop 2 door hardtop 1970- PONTIAC 1974 FORD WAGON RANCHERO 1974 GREMLIN 1970 CAPRICE 1969 CHRYSLER 4 door hardtop 1968 PLYMOUTH 300 4 door sedan 0. 2 door hardtop SPECIAL OF THE WEEK 1975 DODGE CORONET Two door hardtop with power steer- ing, power brakes, radio and vinyl r top. EXTRA CLEAN! 1 MAKE US AN OFFER! OPEN SIX DAYS A WEEK - FRI. EVENINGS TILL 10 Come and see our fine selection of used cars. Test drive one today I Phone: - Russ Sewers 357-1475 in CNE show due g e Sharon Skinn 200. 0-0-0 Brenda Taylor, 16, daughter of TEESWATLR-WINGHAM Mr. and Mrs. Ken Taylor, RR 3, LADIES' LEAGUE Lucknow, competed in the 1976 Dell's Dalntations took a three The od reliable, All Arabian Horse Show at the point lead in the standings with 28 CNE Coliseum in Toronto and points. Betty's Beagles are see - placed first in the Open Junior and with 25 and Beth's Boxers Rider — English Pleasure Hack. and Shirley's Spaniels are tied for 211.,rnHnrl Besides having a first place third with 22. Brenda's Bulldogs finish, she also placed third in have 16 points while Ila's Poodles Junior English Equitation on the bring up the rear with 13 points. ■ flat. Brenda placed fifth in both Ivey Whytock was high bowler Purebred English Pleasure Hack with a 227 single and 563 triple. and Junior Water Steady Hands. Other games over 200 were: 2rhinae avar hH11f Her showing at the 1976 All Mima Newton 220; Gladys Stew- . Arabian Horse Show was particu- art 201; Bea Brooks 208; Isabel larly satisfying for Brenda as she Gamble 207 and Donna Zettler personally broke and trained this 202• I(1.Ill - �} 7AL mare herself during the past 0-0-0 summer. COFFEE KLATCH Brenda is one of the top junior Jeannette Scott had the high riders in the area. She has com- single with 261. Shirley Storey peted in all of the local horse had a two -game total of 475. shows and fall fairs, as well as There were 35 bowlers out this being a member of the Huron- week. Bruce Pony Club. She was just Girls bowling over 200 were: awarded the Mac Bell Trophy as Shirley Storey 246, 229; Louise high point junior rider at the 1976 Welwood 228; Lois Surridge 202; Teeswater Fall Fair and the Tack Betty Burley 241; Linda Walden Shack Trophy for Hunt Seat 203; Susan Tolton 205; Grace Equitation at the 1976 Ripley Fall Walden 223; Jane Machan 210; Fair. Jeannette Scott 261, 208; Jean Riding a 4 -year old grey. pure- Krug 243, 221; Dale Tolton 212, bred Arabian mare. Am Joves 204. Spitfire, owned by Mrs. Michelle 0-0-0 ~ Ferris, RR 1, Tiverton, she has SENIOR CITIZENS become one of the top riders in Rubies took a five point lead in - •.r the area. She is a Grade 11 stu- the standings with 15 points. "� dent at F. E. Madill Secondary Pearls moved into second place ` School. with 10 while Diamonds are third Am Joves Spitfire is a grand- with eight. Opals moved into daughter of the famous stallion fourth place with seven points Naborr. Naborr was originally while Agates have three. Ame- imported from Poland. He was thysts are in the cellar with two gold to Wayne Newton, famous points. singer, -for $150,000 which was a Amy Edwards and Mable Milos record for the most high-priced Cruickshank had the high single Arabian sold at public auction. with 195 each. Mable Cruick- shank ruick shank had the high double with 363. Other high doubles were: Win. ATOM REGISTRATION nifred Lockwood 339; Elsie Con. AT TOWN HALL gram 305; Wilma Kerr 323 and Anyone interested in playing Amy Edwards 330. Atom hockey is asked to bring his 0-0-0 parents to the Wingham town hall on Wednesday, November 3 at COMMERCIAL LEAG.I'E ...•• ::>• c>iff Vii' f"r r :r/,'•;�•i 7:30 p.m. Any boy who was born satellites1continued to lead the f Y , Z r . before December 31. 1967 will be standings with 34 points. Grum :.: registered during the get -to- lins are second with 26 while W get her. Mustangs are in third with 21. Grenadas moved into fourth with 1:; 18 points followed by Hornets •. with 16. Austins bring up the rear Winning team. >. `<,T ..s;;.<•:::p:: with 11 points. i Our STX340A and 440A are built on years of punishing racing experience and hard Canadian trail riding. They've been refined into `? the ultimate sport machines for ;?.. serious snowmobilers. FEATURES INCLUDE: ?' ■ Nitrogen gas mono -shock slide sus - 0 S guests 9 Shirley Zimmer was high sin- Shirley penslon. P gle for the ladies with 251. Verna ■ Disc and caliper brake system. at big dance Haugh took high triple honors ■ Autolube. with 621 Paul Qardner had the ■ New dual sealed ski shock absorbers. .Joe Tiffin and his Whitechurch high single for men with 271. Jim t Griffith had the high triple of 645. 11 Press formed, multi -welded aluminum Junior ball team were special Thank h to Anna Hat645. chassis. guests at a dance held a White- Kevin Hickey and Jim Mawhin ■Tachometer and speedometer as church Community Memorial nev who were spares ,,, standard equipment. Hall, Saturday night. Dancing was to the music of the Alley n n - BOWLINGdependability Test us. pf you'relookingfoseasons of and high Cats. performance The banner and trophy were on display as the players, coach and W EDNESdAY LADIES Harrison Highballsupset the we Readyll, in your next machine, YAMAHA STX has it. See a YAMAHA dealer manager were introduced to the apple cart this week and chalkea re today. audience. Linda Moore presented up seven points to lead the league , a gift of money to the coach. Joe at 2712. They moved Tolton's Tia Tiffin. Marias into second place with 25. Mrs. Walter Moore spoke of Sallows Sidecars have 201k; how well the team played and Thompson s Tom .Collins and T M E RY SERVICE CENTREalso read a poem she had written Gardner's Grasshoppers are tied^�O� �O on the team. This was enjoyed by at 20 and Hickey's Hangovers the team, the coach and the have 13. audience. Shirley Storey led the group Josephine Street, Wingham, Ontario A lunch was served by the again with her 257 single and t199 women of Whitechurch triple. Other games over 200 were u 357.1792