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COLUMBIA PICTURES .fle CARL FOREMANo.m
PANWISON.
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REPORT FROM
QUEEN'S PARK
• BY, MURRAY GAUNT
M.P.P. HURON-BRUCE .
The Speech from The Throne
on Tuesday, opening the Second
Session of the 29th Legislature
contained little that was unexpect-
ed or that had not been publicly
discussed the past year by premier
William Davis or his Cabinet.
The 4,200 word speech read by
Lieutenant Governor W. Kass Mac-
' Donald expressed confidence in,
attaining.a .provincial growth rate
but said, present and, pro-,
jected.unemployment levels of
3;;, are' unacceptable.
RIPLEY ABATTOIR
Custom Butchering — Curing and Smoking
Cutting and Wrapping,— Sausage Making — Fast . Freezing
"ow
HOGS AND CATTLE 'ON MONDAYS
CATTLE ONLY ON FRIDAYS
Have cattle in on Thtirsday for Friday's kill
inEr. .001w was. •Nor. IOW
_.With Two Big Coolers, We—Are Able To Hang—Your Mier Frotii 1 To 3 Weeks — Whatever Your Requirements Are
For Home Freezers We Sell. Choice Home Killed Beef, Pork
and Lamb In Any Quantity At Lowest Marketing Prices
ALL MEATS ARE GOVERNMENT INSPECTED FOR YOUR
o PROTECTION '
CHAS. HOOISMA,.PRCIP.
ABATTOIR 395-2905 STORE 395061
PAGE WINS THE 0,0CKNOW SENTINEL I„UCKNOW, ONTARIO.
Lucknow-,
Dungannon
.Men'S high triple was rolled by
[kid Thompson' with, 793. lie also
had high.single of 328. Ladies
high 'triple was rolled by Terne. •
MacDonald - with 643 and Ladies
high single •by .Wendy Zeran with
Men over 2.)0; bud Th.ompson
.328., 279, Sport Johnston 318,
250, Harvey Livingstone 28:),
Stewart 270, button 239, Len
Mac Donald 238.
The'm comunity was shocked LQ
hear of the 'sudden passing of
Miss Flora Andrew of Itacknow.
Syn,Jpathy is conveyed to the ber ,
caved,
Trinity Chureinservice was ean•
celled on Sunday-due Lathe
stormy weather and road
conditions„ •
Misses Annette and 'Suzanne
Kirkland spent•the week end with.
.their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. •
oordon Kirkland, while' their ,
parents ti and !Sirs. David Kirk-
land of, AR:know ',. visited in Tor= ,
onto with Mr. and Nil's, Ken Kirk•
I .ra and -I (Aid Ric-v.41v of .•
Kiii,:lsbridce spent Friday .and Sat-
urday with their grandparents Mr. . Ladies over •223; ,Wendy Zer•an ' and NIrs. 1 rank Ritchie.
293, Shirley Brooks 2237., Ruth • Mr., and. rs Wayne •JC10111e Mathers 228, Fero(' NlaeDonald and Sherry Lynn visited on the
226: • week end in llamilton. Mrs,
Points won: Zebras •7, Waiver= Anderson aeCOmpanied them to
ines 0; Coons 7, (,ophers, 0; Cu his l la ,,!eNville to wiliere her home' is f,
.Kangaroos 2; Polecats .'and visited with .friends there .
Munks 2; Squirrels Tigers •2; aka.
beavers Lions' . Trinity meeting will
. Standings:. Beavers 110, Cubs be held Ott Thursda March
103, Coons lie, Tigers - 1.:011 C,111. to J)L.. answered
Jets Chipfmunks . WolVer- handin apron or an 'artkle
ines n3., Polecats Z( bras ,,0, • lo; •
lion? ;)1, Kangaroos •,0, 6ophers -
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ZION'
fords Top 9 P.M. •
Bowling Group
This week.: high triple score •
was rolled by Gill button of the
Pontia6 with 744. The high
single score was also boWled by'
Bill Button with 29u,
Scores over 2.Ou; Bin Baum,
ponriacs 290, 'Led Cooper_, Old-
oobiles Juni l'srington,
For ds 2ui , Reg Jolter, Dodges 230.
Team points: Dodges ,!•, 1\lust-
angs Blacks 0, Pontiacs 7; Old -
smobiles 2, Fords':,,
Team standings: Fords lid
Mustangs 73, Pontiacs, Oldsino-
,biles 67, Wicks 63, 1)odges ,36 .:
Congratulations to the FotdS • for
winning the re g ular season's
championship.
Next.week Nlarela 7th the play
tiffs start. •
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It
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inals 5, Sparrows 4;
h,rows 8, Hawks 7, Owls '0 , ',Card -
'Team standings;'Vultures 12, •
ale
'Town
and .CoUnter
-- High was rolled-by •
Olive Sinith with 173.. She 'also,
had high double .of 2,82,. •
I Ugh single was rolled by
with 2r. Ile: d lso had idol'
•double of 3:31: • ,
'Yea DeXterS
, •'clarefiCe S
Mel King's bluvs-:.•i, OliVe •
Smith's: ,Violets liarrv,
'Reds 3, bill -Si1roul's
',Play off standings; ( reens
BlUes 8, Reds 8,, Violets:4,,
Yellows 2, Or4n,,k4s•'i,i
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Ladies• 6:30 p.m.
Nlildred Cameron rollechhe
high single .ga me of nd C.race
Eili.ot_t-thP high f .! 1.7
,Q6c) i r , • .
(Haines of'200 and :over:,
red . Ca merori :.101,..c•race. Fl lion
234 , 297 ,. Olive Smith 211:,•Jcssie
joynt 249; Jean
Marie Creer 215. "• ••'
Tea iit point s: Norma • Mc Don
.agh's,.Chesttnits ..,-) , Ruth 'Flonip-.
son's Coconuts 2; Catherine
Andrew's Walnut a, Fun lienderr
son's .Pea lints
Buttertnits. 4 ,'Jessie Joynt's'Beech-,
.nuts 3. • • •
Teani sta-ndings'::
Butternuts , Chcst wits 4,1,5 ., .!")a. -
-rriit-s MA Nuts 7:1, COrOnfil-sL
70. ' • • •
Just One week remaining - good
luck ieaiiisI •
AMBERLEY
Y\'0.\ 1 i LIXIS,ION •
(„:onctatulations to Lorne
Henn\ who was a Winner on the •
"1". cOnte'st over (.21:1',X radio last.
-N,L12 -N•Irs,.....lietarv ,•W.on...1' 'twelves-
inch portable television set.
On Nlondav evening7 of last'
week, ancr..':•...rs. Jack. Blue . •
of Ripley •ennertained with 'a lov.e-
lv evenin.' which. iiielud4,•A
card a nd singing. l'hose. present
o
fq.cm•this area were.Mr. and •.:'•':rs.
1.Iu v 'r. :111d: Mrs.
1-16h --cotirrne-K-,-
aid .Cburtney , and Mrs. Leon-
ard Court NU... and Mrs.. 1.1i11
`cot
s :. „rind NIrs,
.11-w, • •
Frankie '.',•cLennan,. son of N1r..
Sind N lc Lernia n , leas
Secrets a ;FLO rein inKi ncardine
Lner,.11.11ospital 4'ith cold and :
c.onTlicat hope he , will.
oon !tiefeeling better.-
•
A1:Ibcrle\ •wererecent week end
visitors., in SI. Catharines.- •
.\\'irken
and .N1r. „ii)d Mrs..1,loyd Carter
enj6ed this Mast.' eekend in
buffalo, • •
•Nlr.. and Ntrs.•,bob 'C,ourtney,
Nlic ha el :'and 'Shannon Lee Spent'
the.,week end in SifSarnia visiting
with \1r, anal Ellwood Irwin •
and family. •
NlissCarol Courtney of
.ener was 11.6tile tor, the week end
with her pa•rerus and NIrS.
Donald Courtney.' '
The Farm- NlachineryShow
London dreW .seVeral spectators , ,
.• froththis' area•during the past .
week. On Friday,. Kitt Limes :
Pat.Conriney., Peter 'Walden,.
Denni!••Courtnev andAynn,Reid •
attended the show. •
• -Winter stili•secnis to have its
grip on' this area stormy
weather again making an appear-.
',mice on Saturday •and Sunday,
Chinch,Services were cancelled'
--Strnda-y-moritin 14 at Pil+e,v-er '••
l'inted Church because of the
storm.
Three cars were involved in a
lision:just south of A mberley
on Sunday, when poor visibility
made driving conditions hazard-,
ohs, Injuries were intnor but the
'cars were badly damaged: •
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M
' THEATRE
WINGHAM
PHONE 357-1630
SHOW TIMES
Fridays and Saturdays at 7:15
and 9:15. All other days, one
show at 8:00, except where
noted on the program.
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THURS., FRI., SAT.,
MARCH 9, 10, 11
"Walkabout"
Ladies 9 P.M.
IliOnsingle was howled by 13e ' '
ThotripsOn with a thigh
Stewart
with;•27:
.3.111eS 2'0 and over: IkV,
• TIIOMpSOU , Loi ,z lden 24';
and ?;.:1)-,, -."tar} (;Icland 210,
t,'arie Stewart Re pa, Forster
lorria • .
. • .
Team points:. s .'ar\ Clela tid's • ,
1.0 ,"
whit hr's Pecans
..irdtier'•s Almonds 3;
ci:, horsier .(Thesintits
lia:.elinits . •
l'ca .,1:•standing: Almonds 103
Cliestn"AS r, Peanuts.
, Pet n -nuts
..crald• Rhod \ !Rid Inch single •of
the'vvenin,..! with'.a core,
fiia triple went to i.red Fianna-
a 1;70 score.' • •
'AIIICS 'over c•cr,ild Ithody
Fred FlantliQan 1.2,3, 22i;
•C•eorge Stanley 2.11, , Lloyd .Ntac-
Douall 2.16., Wayne Rhody 243
Ceonze• Humphrey 2.3.1, 228, Paul
floo,an 234; 1.Iiigh Johnstone 232,
lla .vidH.I.Ltaphrey ' •
points: lid). Nicholls'
Owls 4, .George Stanley's Cardin-
als 0, Ron'Stauleys Vultures 7,
Jiin 'O'Donnell's I laW 3 ;'Art
Ptirney'S Sparrows 2, Wayne,
Rhody's Crows 3„. • • .•
it
Colour
Adult Entertainment •
Winner of plue Ribbon Award
Just about the most different
film 'you'll 'ever see.
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SAT. MATINEE
MARCH '11
SPECIAL — ALL SEATS 'SOc
"Flipper"
Gfa
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gra mine.._
The Ontario k.oYeri-iment
to 4.0.1150:: a co'nfLsr One C. of federal .,
pro \ iiicial and linanieipal ,repres-
entatives tills year in llapparOnt
attenijit tc speed up negotiations
het,Ween 'di f f crent -levels of -cove-in -
:nem •
-Other main points of the speech'
with propoals to develop the lig-
nite de'osit' in !4:orthern Ontario •
which will. support'a 'one million -
kilowatt power plant to ,
help, meet: Ontn rib's .:,,.rowing need
for power, . .
Ontarici will Operate' off track
het.n0:4
kes 'the necessary chalices in
•
• plans forfor . 1 coyernments
in Sudbury and Kitchener-Water
loo will he int:reduced. •
The Toronto Centred Regional'
Plan will .be started as well as the .
Desicn for DevelopMent of, North'-.
Western Ontario. •
The 'Ontario Development Corp',
oration will develop a new appr •
approach to ind,ustrialdevelOp7
ritOtt. in Old Province:. The effort
will lie directed more toward en-
were:.
The =c) ernment. will proceed .• The II. 'held a.card , • oinAVeciesday evriirn-. There •
table; dray. High Lady,:
Mrs. .Gerald Rhody; hi h cent,
Allan 1-Zhody; lucky chair, Bill
Congra
Some .frdinJicre attended the
Western Farni Shbw,at London
with her parents Mr. and Mrs.
'Angus '..‘laCKay at Tiverton. Mr.
!'..lacKaY celebrated hIs-.E.:82th
coo.raging Canadian Industry , but
even more significant 3 the enn
phasis will:be. switched to help.
small business and service lndus-
tries get' started and keep going.
• All in all , it looks-like a busy •
•legislative programme Willi the.,
Government trying to stimulate
the econorily,, yet .at the same . •
tittle -attempting to' hold the line •‘
on the 553 Million.dolfat deficit - •
no small feat ,for .any Government, , •
speedy recovery. •
From making domestic invest-
ment more attractive to Canad-
ians., to the hazards of snowmo-
biles; from parkland and the qual-
it.y ol•life to off track betting,and
-eform of the provincial and muni:
ipalcoyc,ov ernmetit. Structures; from
the arts.to student employment -
all was included in Premier Wil-
liam Davis' firit, major legislative
pro ,..,,ra Mille since his 'October 21st •
electiOn.
..I•he. speech indicates that the •
c,Overnment is entering a period
constraint and restraint in ex- 1.
wise! T penditaiire , ael-lee:Ls the c..rove 4
rnent's effbrt di:Innis!' its $•,
ttlillion Mich.
;:j . • KINLouGH
upon nAllion ' ' • • . proyrat:lttic ,H o uts to IliOniC I . ,
palities ffor:w inter works, die Mr.; and Bill Burt visited •
,,,ON,k.:rninent...as it Will expand
its own,Einplo\ ntent 'for :Youth.
progra infix .to take up the summer
..,lack and to COMplifIlent Fed
enal Oppor r Y
tunitis foouth Pro-, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton ifdward•
were recent vitsitors with•Nlr. and.
'• Mrs. Malcolm Lane and ilugh and
with Mr. and Frank :‘,',aulden
and Keith.. •
Mr. 'and Mrs. Rayriarsd Ackert •
visited their daughter Mrs. •
. Rob- Rion ldiee -who. is, a, patient • in •-
\ictoria llospital ., London, ,Her,
aaiiy-friends here..'Wish her a•
1912 IVEOESDAY MARCH 13th, 1972
during the week.