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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1979-10-03, Page 13Towne Players need help with prod,uction Wingbam Towne Players are some furniture to use on its sets. looking for some help for their Needed are a small loveseat, upcoming production, "A Murder high-backed and low -backed Has Been Arranged". The play, a armchairs, f9ur stools and a tlhree-act mystery, will be staged -mail, low table with a. drawer. at the town hall Nov. 7 to 9. • The play is set in the 1930s and so Sandra Lee reports the players furniture should be compatible need people to help with props, with that era. lighting and sets. This would be Anyone with something to evening work aw all volunteers contribute is invited to contact are welcome. either Miss Lee air 357-1363 or The group is also looking for Barb Bender at 357-1175. LAST WIK"ND OCT. fth-6th-7th FRIDAY&$ URDAYNIONTONLT EvWWO" happem an ftboukrAx¢- and Int boliaad hoppLru at rryr. j, wicoese�anwcrw,t N.r� AT THIS TIME, WE WOULD LIKE TO THANK EVERYONE FOR THEIR PATRONAGE DURING THE PAST SEASON Memar nn i Staff MUSTANG DRIVE-IN , PLAYING IIRIDAY, SATUMAT, SUNYwr, �L , aaE 540-7, 1701 'ntV±4rtA7y&ti'TM ADULT 'ENTITAINMWT • it � ADULT ENTERTAINMENT Our season closes with the show October 7th. We thank you for your patronage over the season and look for- ward to swing you again In the spring. s The Wingham Advaaw-1)AW. 3. 197V Yate 13 B"llng ,, COMMERCIAL LEAGUE Snails are fourth and fifth with BLUEVALE MIXED Brenda's Bloodhounds are at seven and six p*ft «, , I , - elY- Les Brewer topped everyone the top of the team standings with The high triple ws by Shirley with a 305 single and Milt Boyd 17 points, followed by Est 'a Storey with 731, and the high had the high triple of 711. Tops for Elkhounds with 14 and Gayle's single was by Christine Rae with the women was Winnie Boyd with Greyhounds with 11. Sheila's 275. Ot' games over 200 were a 264 single and 708 tripie. y Schnauzers have nine points, bowled Mildred Nesbit, 214; Games over 2uu were bowied Marlene's Malemutes eight and Elda D fiery; 229, 210; Joanne by Marie Walker, 236; Ken �< Isobel's Irish Setters four. Harriso,. 222, 226; Shirley Murray, 245; Bill Greig, 201; Jim Griffith bowled the high Storey, 254, 263, 211; Nora Finni- Jerry Timm, 222; Harold single of 292 and the high triple of gan, 249; Corrine Nesbitt, 218; Johnston, 216; Reta Ross,211, 694. High for the ladies were Jean King, 264, 245; Louise 215; Les Brewer, 305; Winnie Marlene Pellett with a 229 single Welwood, 249; Janet Storey, 208; Boyd, 251, 264; Herb Kenyon, 224; and Verna Haugh with a 611 Carolyn Greenaway, 211; Audrey Helen McFarlane, 231; Marge triple. Swatridge, 200; Christine Rae, Carter, 230; Colleen Robertson, Bowlers who had scores of 200 275; Lila Hickey, 206 and Shirley 201; Milt Boyd, 245, 288; Bob or better were Marlene Pellett, Sallows, 216. - Richardson, 256; and Bill 229, 204; Verna Haugh, 221, 205; Wendy Sallows, Pearl Hodgins Robertson, 208. Brenda Griffith, 207; Cathy and Karen Snow bowled as , , Wickhorst215; Rod Hickey, 221; spares. pa N� Warren Thynne, 206; Kevin Hickey, 201; Francis Markley, SENIOR LADIES Ironmen holding 231, 208, 201;• Bob Steffen, 237; The Wrens rest in first place Ivan Harkness, 214; Frank with 13 points with the Canaries home practices Burke, 255, 200; Jim Griffith, 240, in second with 11. Having eight 292; and Bob Pegg, 230. points the Hummingbirds sit in The ice machine at the y third with the Cardinals in fourth Wingham arena is running now THURSDAY NIGHT MIXED at five. The Hawks and Robins and the Ironmen plan to take full Bill Wall bowled the high single fight for fifth place with four advantage of the ice surface to and high triple for the mei with a points each. prepare for their season opener 33 -s nh �� 240 and a 660. Sylvia Pewtress The sr ladies high dOUbls went at Port Elgin Oct. 12- u bowled the ladies high single to Katherine Campbell329, Nora Practices are scheduled every ` t : with a 258 and Dianne English Finnigan 325, and Chidy Hen- day from now until next Tuesday. had the high triple of 610. derson 302. Margaret Robertson Thursday's practice will run FUTURE STARS—Nancy Nixon, Jennie Bender and Debbie Hodgins were keen to sign up Games over 200 were- bowled and Nora Finnigan both bowled from 8 to 9:30 p.m.; Friday, 9- for the children's theatre program being offered this winter through the Wingham Rec- by Robert Wharton, 229; Dianne 182 for the high singles. 10:30 p.m.; Saturday, 12:30-2 reation Department. Registration for a number of fall and reinter activities was held last English, 246; Jo McCormick, 212; pm. and 00-9:1 p.m.; Sunday, week at the high school Caryn Mann was happy 'to oblige these stars of the future. George Skinn, 222, 206; Sylvia �,.,,� a 4.t. KLATCH 2:30-5p m.; Monday, 2:30-4 p.m.; Pewtress, 258; Sharon Skinn, 215; Ruth Schefter bowled the high and Tuesday, 10 p.m. to mid - Bill Wall, 240, 225; Jackie game this week with a 219 score. Tught• Kreuger, 201, .224; Dorothy Other- ladies bowling over 200 Anyone of Junior age .is Cruickshank, 239; Garth Walden, were: Jean King 202, Bev Hayden welcome to attend the practices; Local �O � s repoil 222; and Jean Tervit, 238. 202, Maxine Taylor 204, Louise Players are requested to bring Marg's Kit -Kays top the team Welwood 205 and Iris Foulon 217. their own equipment and sticks. standings with 15 points, one There is no bowling more than Ruth's Rejects. Thanksgiving Monday. The next Linda's Love Bugs have 12, games will be played Monday Recreation Report successful 'R \1117 M1%\SINN >Marie s Sweet Maries have 10, Oct. 15. Smarties nine and Sharon's Snickers three. XTER MIWROEXED Registration The September meeting of the It was reported the Cub enrol- equipment exchange. Thanks to spares Dianne and It was Tharon. Riley's night as thRe ohe Wingham First Wingham Scout Group ment has increased to 36 and the Permission was given to pur- Garth Walden, Brian Gibbons she bowled the high single of 243 Mens y will g p Scouts to 18, also that Daryl chase uniforms for the new and Bruce Pewtress. and high triple of 622. Ron Me- take place at the Lockridge Committee was held Sunday eve- Holmes is helping as a scouter -in- leaders. Rev. Armstrong was Michael and Joe Craig tied for Memorial Arena on Tuesday, Ring with a good attendance. October 9 from 7 to 9 m. For ba present at the meeting and has men's high single of 249 and Ron p• Rick Whiten chaired the meet- WED. NIGHT LADIES further information contact Phil Whitely Twelve boys from the Scout accepted the position of chaplain had the high triple of 657. mg• group attended an overnight for another year. He brought it to Gladys Grasshoppers came Other games of 200 and over Beard at 357-1862 or Steve Mrs. Betty Heard reported that the attention of the leaders that Out on top last Wednesday were bowled by Ron McMichael, Stapleton at 35.1-3874. 33 boys had taken part in the camp at Maitforks under the gui- evening with 15 points. Jean's annual bowlathon held tem- dance of their leaders, Marty more boys should try for their June b and Shirley's Spiders 228, Ethelene Smith, 210; Nolda Anyone wishing to rent the Cretier and Ken Foxton. This was Religion and Life Badges. u� �' p Kulas, 204, 200; Tharon Riley, arena on a regular or part-time bed 22. It is hoped the funds will The next Group Committee will are tied for second with 12, with 210; Mary Beth Riley, 211; basis, should - contact the reach ;1,000 when all the s the first campout for many of the p Lila's Lizards placing third with bO�' be held Sunda November 4: p �8 Wendell Stamper, 228; and John Recreation Department, 357 - have collected their pledge boys and the perfect weather Yr 11. Edna's Earwigs and Susan's Wheeler, 231. 1206• money. Each leader was to helped make it a great success. remind the boys to get their Final plans were made for the '; pledges in immediately. Mrs. Paper drive to be held.Saturday, .ik Heard expressed her thanks to Oct. 20. It was decided to canvass everyone who helped to make the Wingham, Belgrave, Bluevale . . bowlathon a successful event. and Whitechurch. All news- , papers are to be tied in bundles and at the curb at 9 a.m. If you need assistance with papers call 357-2471. IOn the same day the Beaver Ladies Bauer 1 Colony will hold Apple Day. This GORE SKATES ' is the Beavers' only fund-raising event,of the year. Parents will be asked to help with this project. CTOBER.S E Top Quality 1 sts It was suggested that next year Man. Sugg. List the group committee try a sport 50.00 to 79.95 �f a Curling clubspecial nos dessert bridge Size 4-10 +� On a beautiful, autumn day the Friday and Saturday Wingham Curling Cub held its Also a large selection -of October 5.6 annual dessert bridge at the Girls' & Ladies' Used and Kirk Douglas 8 Ann Margaret Wingham Golf and Curling Club. Reconditioned. Star in President Marilyn Wood THE VILLAIN- • welcomed the ladies; 18 tables Ptus were in play, with tables present Top -Line 500 PAIR GOAL from Teeswater, Brussels, LOST AND FOUND Lucknow and Wingham. Stoning George Segal t English was the high winner SKATES 8Glenda Jackson of the day with a geode of end. Slightly Used Skates SKATES (Adult Entertainment) .Wilma Kerr placed second. Proceeds of the day will be used 92's - 96's - 97's with Lightweight Blades. Some FIRSTS & USED Sunday October 7`Only to help buy necessary equipment pairs like new! $1 �s, 95�s, 96's, 1. 6 -PACK ANNIE for the club. Custom Made for N.H.L., P with slight imperfections. 2- SUNNY SIDE Y9 Jr. A and College Players 190's, 290's., 46's, 49's, 146's. 3. BUCKSTONE COUNTY PRISON SPECIAL PRICE ALL AT MOST SIZES AVAILABLE 4. DR. MYNX with New S. CENTERFOLD GIRLS Stainless Steel Req95 FANTASTICLAKELETSTITCHEROOS Blades on'r-ec � 1 Q �� 1 The girls learned how to do the Sizes 6-12 r s+► *,WI6%V w an .r, .a ,t.tC-. bargello and cross stitches when ""e1 a AMCM av they met at the home of Lea Anne Wright. The roll call was an A FULL SELECTION OF HOCKEY EQUIPMENT NOW IN STOCK! :waded by seven girls who named "THANK -YOU" the color achene and hues thejy+ , Shin Pads For Your Patronage in '79 have chosen for their free -choice Includes Shoulder.Pads, Helmets, Gloves, Pants, etc. - The Youngs articles. 9 For the next meeting, each C.C.M. BOYS' Lar a Selection JUNIOR SUPREME member is to present an idea for 9 Achievement Day. HnCKFY rI nV�� i•Trri MIMIONAM. OWAM PN011E 761-10 IN MOPE shFORMAnON LYCEUM al■a■a■a■o■o�� 61106 T NN=AY, OCT. 4 CIHEMA 6NOMIT6iAE go PIM. L'9cAAP� 70FRIDAY TO Ti1UMAY, 0101 R 5 TO 11TH ❑ r� PLEASE NOTE SHOWTIMtS 11 F sur4.T. MON. TO M P.M. ONLYI, SUN. P.M. THURS. Mom Entertaining Than HuEnaniy Possible!El ❑ ■ ■ � 41t� • a: fn. 12"A Eg DUII,kVGM M1SZ.a IIFL 8W <porel C•uw len rD(,M REAM MLT(TT WAXI MEL BRfxHc` - JAAES CORAM � OOM DN.U'.SE � ELLIOTT WAXI) SON .1(x'F tNOELNE KIVi\ CNIaL IIX- QO116.-ACIe.MN-sTTVE PNM' NCIMIID NIYOR•Te1.LV SAN 1•a1llnN Wtll.Et M, w11lNN•. e•_ s The Wingham Advaaw-1)AW. 3. 197V Yate 13 B"llng ,, COMMERCIAL LEAGUE Snails are fourth and fifth with BLUEVALE MIXED Brenda's Bloodhounds are at seven and six p*ft «, , I , - elY- Les Brewer topped everyone the top of the team standings with The high triple ws by Shirley with a 305 single and Milt Boyd 17 points, followed by Est 'a Storey with 731, and the high had the high triple of 711. Tops for Elkhounds with 14 and Gayle's single was by Christine Rae with the women was Winnie Boyd with Greyhounds with 11. Sheila's 275. Ot' games over 200 were a 264 single and 708 tripie. y Schnauzers have nine points, bowled Mildred Nesbit, 214; Games over 2uu were bowied Marlene's Malemutes eight and Elda D fiery; 229, 210; Joanne by Marie Walker, 236; Ken �< Isobel's Irish Setters four. Harriso,. 222, 226; Shirley Murray, 245; Bill Greig, 201; Jim Griffith bowled the high Storey, 254, 263, 211; Nora Finni- Jerry Timm, 222; Harold single of 292 and the high triple of gan, 249; Corrine Nesbitt, 218; Johnston, 216; Reta Ross,211, 694. High for the ladies were Jean King, 264, 245; Louise 215; Les Brewer, 305; Winnie Marlene Pellett with a 229 single Welwood, 249; Janet Storey, 208; Boyd, 251, 264; Herb Kenyon, 224; and Verna Haugh with a 611 Carolyn Greenaway, 211; Audrey Helen McFarlane, 231; Marge triple. Swatridge, 200; Christine Rae, Carter, 230; Colleen Robertson, Bowlers who had scores of 200 275; Lila Hickey, 206 and Shirley 201; Milt Boyd, 245, 288; Bob or better were Marlene Pellett, Sallows, 216. - Richardson, 256; and Bill 229, 204; Verna Haugh, 221, 205; Wendy Sallows, Pearl Hodgins Robertson, 208. Brenda Griffith, 207; Cathy and Karen Snow bowled as , , Wickhorst215; Rod Hickey, 221; spares. pa N� Warren Thynne, 206; Kevin Hickey, 201; Francis Markley, SENIOR LADIES Ironmen holding 231, 208, 201;• Bob Steffen, 237; The Wrens rest in first place Ivan Harkness, 214; Frank with 13 points with the Canaries home practices Burke, 255, 200; Jim Griffith, 240, in second with 11. Having eight 292; and Bob Pegg, 230. points the Hummingbirds sit in The ice machine at the y third with the Cardinals in fourth Wingham arena is running now THURSDAY NIGHT MIXED at five. The Hawks and Robins and the Ironmen plan to take full Bill Wall bowled the high single fight for fifth place with four advantage of the ice surface to and high triple for the mei with a points each. prepare for their season opener 33 -s nh �� 240 and a 660. Sylvia Pewtress The sr ladies high dOUbls went at Port Elgin Oct. 12- u bowled the ladies high single to Katherine Campbell329, Nora Practices are scheduled every ` t : with a 258 and Dianne English Finnigan 325, and Chidy Hen- day from now until next Tuesday. had the high triple of 610. derson 302. Margaret Robertson Thursday's practice will run FUTURE STARS—Nancy Nixon, Jennie Bender and Debbie Hodgins were keen to sign up Games over 200 were- bowled and Nora Finnigan both bowled from 8 to 9:30 p.m.; Friday, 9- for the children's theatre program being offered this winter through the Wingham Rec- by Robert Wharton, 229; Dianne 182 for the high singles. 10:30 p.m.; Saturday, 12:30-2 reation Department. Registration for a number of fall and reinter activities was held last English, 246; Jo McCormick, 212; pm. and 00-9:1 p.m.; Sunday, week at the high school Caryn Mann was happy 'to oblige these stars of the future. George Skinn, 222, 206; Sylvia �,.,,� a 4.t. KLATCH 2:30-5p m.; Monday, 2:30-4 p.m.; Pewtress, 258; Sharon Skinn, 215; Ruth Schefter bowled the high and Tuesday, 10 p.m. to mid - Bill Wall, 240, 225; Jackie game this week with a 219 score. Tught• Kreuger, 201, .224; Dorothy Other- ladies bowling over 200 Anyone of Junior age .is Cruickshank, 239; Garth Walden, were: Jean King 202, Bev Hayden welcome to attend the practices; Local �O � s repoil 222; and Jean Tervit, 238. 202, Maxine Taylor 204, Louise Players are requested to bring Marg's Kit -Kays top the team Welwood 205 and Iris Foulon 217. their own equipment and sticks. standings with 15 points, one There is no bowling more than Ruth's Rejects. Thanksgiving Monday. The next Linda's Love Bugs have 12, games will be played Monday Recreation Report successful 'R \1117 M1%\SINN >Marie s Sweet Maries have 10, Oct. 15. Smarties nine and Sharon's Snickers three. XTER MIWROEXED Registration The September meeting of the It was reported the Cub enrol- equipment exchange. Thanks to spares Dianne and It was Tharon. Riley's night as thRe ohe Wingham First Wingham Scout Group ment has increased to 36 and the Permission was given to pur- Garth Walden, Brian Gibbons she bowled the high single of 243 Mens y will g p Scouts to 18, also that Daryl chase uniforms for the new and Bruce Pewtress. and high triple of 622. Ron Me- take place at the Lockridge Committee was held Sunday eve- Holmes is helping as a scouter -in- leaders. Rev. Armstrong was Michael and Joe Craig tied for Memorial Arena on Tuesday, Ring with a good attendance. October 9 from 7 to 9 m. For ba present at the meeting and has men's high single of 249 and Ron p• Rick Whiten chaired the meet- WED. NIGHT LADIES further information contact Phil Whitely Twelve boys from the Scout accepted the position of chaplain had the high triple of 657. mg• group attended an overnight for another year. He brought it to Gladys Grasshoppers came Other games of 200 and over Beard at 357-1862 or Steve Mrs. Betty Heard reported that the attention of the leaders that Out on top last Wednesday were bowled by Ron McMichael, Stapleton at 35.1-3874. 33 boys had taken part in the camp at Maitforks under the gui- evening with 15 points. Jean's annual bowlathon held tem- dance of their leaders, Marty more boys should try for their June b and Shirley's Spiders 228, Ethelene Smith, 210; Nolda Anyone wishing to rent the Cretier and Ken Foxton. This was Religion and Life Badges. u� �' p Kulas, 204, 200; Tharon Riley, arena on a regular or part-time bed 22. It is hoped the funds will The next Group Committee will are tied for second with 12, with 210; Mary Beth Riley, 211; basis, should - contact the reach ;1,000 when all the s the first campout for many of the p Lila's Lizards placing third with bO�' be held Sunda November 4: p �8 Wendell Stamper, 228; and John Recreation Department, 357 - have collected their pledge boys and the perfect weather Yr 11. Edna's Earwigs and Susan's Wheeler, 231. 1206• money. Each leader was to helped make it a great success. remind the boys to get their Final plans were made for the '; pledges in immediately. Mrs. Paper drive to be held.Saturday, .ik Heard expressed her thanks to Oct. 20. It was decided to canvass everyone who helped to make the Wingham, Belgrave, Bluevale . . bowlathon a successful event. and Whitechurch. All news- , papers are to be tied in bundles and at the curb at 9 a.m. If you need assistance with papers call 357-2471. IOn the same day the Beaver Ladies Bauer 1 Colony will hold Apple Day. This GORE SKATES ' is the Beavers' only fund-raising event,of the year. Parents will be asked to help with this project. CTOBER.S E Top Quality 1 sts It was suggested that next year Man. Sugg. List the group committee try a sport 50.00 to 79.95 �f a Curling clubspecial nos dessert bridge Size 4-10 +� On a beautiful, autumn day the Friday and Saturday Wingham Curling Cub held its Also a large selection -of October 5.6 annual dessert bridge at the Girls' & Ladies' Used and Kirk Douglas 8 Ann Margaret Wingham Golf and Curling Club. Reconditioned. Star in President Marilyn Wood THE VILLAIN- • welcomed the ladies; 18 tables Ptus were in play, with tables present Top -Line 500 PAIR GOAL from Teeswater, Brussels, LOST AND FOUND Lucknow and Wingham. Stoning George Segal t English was the high winner SKATES 8Glenda Jackson of the day with a geode of end. Slightly Used Skates SKATES (Adult Entertainment) .Wilma Kerr placed second. Proceeds of the day will be used 92's - 96's - 97's with Lightweight Blades. Some FIRSTS & USED Sunday October 7`Only to help buy necessary equipment pairs like new! $1 �s, 95�s, 96's, 1. 6 -PACK ANNIE for the club. Custom Made for N.H.L., P with slight imperfections. 2- SUNNY SIDE Y9 Jr. A and College Players 190's, 290's., 46's, 49's, 146's. 3. BUCKSTONE COUNTY PRISON SPECIAL PRICE ALL AT MOST SIZES AVAILABLE 4. DR. MYNX with New S. CENTERFOLD GIRLS Stainless Steel Req95 FANTASTICLAKELETSTITCHEROOS Blades on'r-ec � 1 Q �� 1 The girls learned how to do the Sizes 6-12 r s+► *,WI6%V w an .r, .a ,t.tC-. bargello and cross stitches when ""e1 a AMCM av they met at the home of Lea Anne Wright. The roll call was an A FULL SELECTION OF HOCKEY EQUIPMENT NOW IN STOCK! :waded by seven girls who named "THANK -YOU" the color achene and hues thejy+ , Shin Pads For Your Patronage in '79 have chosen for their free -choice Includes Shoulder.Pads, Helmets, Gloves, Pants, etc. - The Youngs articles. 9 For the next meeting, each C.C.M. BOYS' Lar a Selection JUNIOR SUPREME member is to present an idea for 9 Achievement Day. HnCKFY rI nV�� i•Trri MIMIONAM. OWAM PN011E 761-10 IN MOPE shFORMAnON LYCEUM al■a■a■a■o■o�� 61106 T NN=AY, OCT. 4 CIHEMA 6NOMIT6iAE go PIM. L'9cAAP� 70FRIDAY TO Ti1UMAY, 0101 R 5 TO 11TH ❑ r� PLEASE NOTE SHOWTIMtS 11 F sur4.T. MON. TO M P.M. ONLYI, SUN. P.M. THURS. Mom Entertaining Than HuEnaniy Possible!El ❑ ■ ■ � 41t� • a: fn. 12"A Eg DUII,kVGM M1SZ.a IIFL 8W <porel C•uw len rD(,M REAM MLT(TT WAXI MEL BRfxHc` - JAAES CORAM � OOM DN.U'.SE � ELLIOTT WAXI) SON .1(x'F tNOELNE KIVi\ CNIaL IIX- QO116.-ACIe.MN-sTTVE PNM' NCIMIID NIYOR•Te1.LV SAN 1•a1llnN Wtll.Et M, w11lNN•.