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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.
THUR., FRI., SAT.,
DEC 14, 15, 16
Adult Entertainment
"The
Revengers"
Colour - Starring
William Holden,- Ernest
Borgnine, Susan Hayward
See what happens when six'in-
mates 'of a prison break out
and seek revenge.
SATURDAY MATINEE
DEC. 16
SPECIAL
"Santa and the
Three Bears
Colour • •
All seats for this showing 50c.
All Children attending this
matinee will 'receive a free
ticket for "The Shoemaker
and he Elves."
ST. HELENS
M ears' -
Ron.Stanlcy captured .both high
stores ofthe evening 'with 351
single and 812 triple.
Games pver 226 = Ron Stanley
33.7, 283; Wayne Rhody 264,
Geo-r7711iiiiiphiTy: 255
George Stanley 238 ;Allan Rhody
225.
Team points Owls 5, Cardin-.
,:i1s2;, Vultures 7, Hawks 0; Spar-
rows 0 , Crows 7.
Team standings - Wayne
ftliod\ 's Owls 30,, EvanS Helm's
Cardinals.39, Ron Stanley's Vul-
tures:16, Ceorge Stanley's.1-lawks
,12, Art' [`Limey's Sparrows 30,
liumphrey's Crows 42.
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For the men, Jelle,de Jong
rolled a high single of. 238 and
Lloyd MacDougall had a high
'triple •of 646..
Merle Rhody was high single
and high triple for the ladies with
a SCOLe 0( 2.2_9.and 632- -Good--
bowling !
Men over 200: Jelle de Jong
238, Lloyd MacDougall 235,
215;' Gerald Rhody 202, Fraser
MacKinnon 200, Harold Camp-
bell 235.
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Lucknow
Dungannon
Turkey fever hits as we near
the festive season with several
ladles reaching the magic mark of
225. In the lime lIght, not only
for this week but for the seasons
highs, are Beatty Irwin with high
triple of 716 and Wilma Chisholm
with high single of 288. Congrat-
ulations girls!
Ladies'over 225 were: Wilma
' Chisholm 288; Marg EdenVorough
269, 226; Beatty Irwin 265, 235;
Merle 'Elliott 262; ROse Mary
Beange 248; Dorothy Errington
242; Grace Elliott \242; Marie
Stewart 238; Anne 'Anderson 229;
Marion MacKinnon 225; and Haz-
__.e1Webster 225 .__
Bin .Stewart captures high'
single with a 295 game and also
high• triple with a 743 total. Good
bowling! 'Men over 250 were;
Bill Stewart 295; gob/ McIntosh
268; and Al Beange .252. •
Teai are T .
.63; Cubs 61; Zebras 53; Beavers •
52; Squirrels 41; Chipmunks s40;
Wolverines 38; COons 37; Gophers
33; Kangaroos 33; Lions 30;. Pole
Cats 23.
Bowlers who did not bowl this
week roll for turkeys next week.
Good Luck! •
Ladies. 9 P.M.
Anne Wisser bowled high single
with 248 and also took high triple
with 614.
Games 200 and over: Anne Wis-
ser 248 and 208, Grace Hopf 214, •
Betty Emberlin 211, Janice Ruther-
ford 209', Barb. Sanderson 208,
Isobel Tiffin 208, Diane Carter
201, Ann Anderson 200'.
Team points; Marianna Porter's
Pepperrnints,00 Marie Hoffman's
Chocolates 7; Lorna Guay's Lolli-
pops 5, bean Agnew's 'Gumdrops
2; Grace Hopi's Jelly Beans 2,
Barb Sanderson's Ju Jubes 5.
Team standing; Chocolates 62,
Gumdrops 56, Jelly Beans 55, Ju
Jubes 45, peppermints 42, Lolli-
pops 34.
Town & Country
Olive Smith won the high single
with a score of 206 and also the
high double at 385 for the ladies.'
For the men it was Earl Swap
with the high single at 237 'and _ Tfigh-dailife-Vicifi a score of 373,
Team points; Mel King's Yel-
lows ,5,"Al Irwin's Oranges 0;
Harry Lavis' Reds' 3, Les Purvis'
Violets 2; Earl McDonald's
Greens a;. ClarenCe gell's' glues
27
Team standings:. Greens 38,
Violets 36, Blues 32, Yellows 32,
Oranges 22; Reds 20.
Mens 9 p.m.
Recent visitors with Mr. and •
Mrs. Sheldon Martin were Mr. and
Mrs. Ronald=-Martin and-Richard
of Wasaga Bach and Mr. and
Mrs. Guenther Kleihouer of
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Rostock.
FiVe tables enjoyed- the Shoot
Party in the hall on Thursday
night. High 'prizes Went to Russel
Phillips and Lorne Forster with
second high going to Mrs. Jim
Errington and Lloyd 'Whytock.
The lucky chair was won by
Russel Gaunt and Jim. Errington
had-hire most-shoots:7i tre-n-ext--
party is January 4.
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Miss Mary Murray is a patient
in Wingham' and District Hospital.
ZION
Bryce Ritchie is a patient in
Wingharn'Hospital, where he is
ill with-pneumonia.
The ladies of the Farmer's
Union are holding a bake sale at
Noble Johnston's store. next Satur-
day:), •
Little Lisa Riegling,' one-year-
old daughter of Mr. and
Frank Riegling of Kingsbridg?,
was given a birthday dinner on
Sunday at .her home with her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl .
'Riegling and Mr. and• Mrs. Frank
Ritchie as guests. Lisa's birthday
is on 'Wednesday, December 13th.,
The pupils of Trinity Sunday
School presented a fine concert
on Friday evening at Brookside
School.
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makes an ideal Christmas gift, $
per year, $8 outside Canada,, an a'
tractive gift card will be sent,
no extra cost,. phone 528-2822.
Ladies 6;30 p.m.
Jean Phillips was the top bowler
on. Monday 'evening with a 231
single game and 649 triple.
Games of 200 and over; Jean
Phillips 225, 231, Marion MacKin-
non 228, 216, Carol Martin 214,
Jessie Joynt 229 , Grace Elliott 228
Team points: Isobel Miller's
Lobsters 7, Bell Mole's Shrimps
0; Janet MacPherson's Scallops
5, Carol Martin's Crabs 2; Vana
Gammie's Clams 4, Kathleen
MacDonald's Oysters 3.
Team standings; Clarns 59,
Lobsters 54, Scallops 47, Oysters
45, Shrimps 45, Crabs 44,
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229 208; Belle Herbert 213; Doris
MacKinnon 203.
Team points; Ann MacDougall's
Macs 2, Doris MacKinnon's
`Wealthys .5; . Mary Lavis' Spys 4,
Elizabeth Dickie's Pippins 3...
Team standings: Macs 39, Pips.
pins-39, Spys 34,, Wealthys 28..,. John Rutherford rolled 756 for
the high triple with Harold
Ritchie's 6_17 initialler -up spot.
Honourable mention to Bob Fin-
lay's 681, Bill.Chisholm's 679,
Bill Stewart's 675,.Bill Button's
651 and Howard Agnew's 647.
Harold Ritchie rolled a 325
single-, as new high and Bill ChiS
h,p1m with a -282 was next in line.
,Other games over 225: Bob
Finlay 280,240; Bill Stewart 277;
256; Russ Button 267; Harvey Hous-
ton 263; Bill 'Button 260 ; John
Rutherford 256, 256,.244; Bill.
Chisholm 246, Howard Agnew
245, Jamie. Elliott 240, Glen: .
Atkinson 240, George Newbold
233 and Dale Hunter:228. •
Team, points: Clarence Greer's
Pontiacs 4, Howard Agnew's
Bucks 3; Caegar's Olds
Bill Stewart's fords 2; Grant
Ch'isholm's Mustangs 5, Bill
Button's Dodges 2.
'ream standing: Buicks 43;
Fords 43;,Mustangs 43, Pontiacs
42, Olds .35, Dodges 25. •
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BOWERY BOYS
FEATURE"
The Riders Roost Saddle Club
Christmas party for Junior mem-
bers was held• Tuesday, December •
w' 5th at Luckno United Church.
The draw for the 'pony saddle
was worn by Brian Redmond of
Lucknow, Brian is , only a babe in
arms but he will grow and We
hope to have 'him as a member
our Saddle Club in the future.
The Saddle Club had. quite a
few guests consisting of the good
people who so kindly gave us a
helping hand, which was greatly ,
appreciated by our club. Also
Rev. Robert Nicholls was of great
help as he ran the projector.
This gathering was held in the
Fellowship room of the Lucknow
United-Church. -
The Film.was the Miracle of
The White Stallions and was a
Walt. Disney Production.
Carolyn Taylor made the pres-
entation of the saddle and Brian's
'dad tried-tun lo-rsiZe-oiri the
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The competition was.rather
close among the children having
sold the most tickets. Lorie
Aalders was high and •was given a
tooled leather belt and '
buckle, also Kenny Ritchie won
a belt as runner up. Well done.
Kids, keep up the good work.
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