The Brussels Post, 1973-10-24, Page 7Ansteff Jewellers Ltd.
Seaforth
WILL BE OPEN
WEDNESDAY
9-6 p.m.
For your shopping convenience
beginning Wed, Oct. 31st
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Winners at Howick bingo close
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Cooke, Alex
Donald, John
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.ng chairman,
and separate
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to Book
mother of
rias Hohhec
Regular Games; Mrs. Lloyd
Hamilton, Listowel; Mrs. Mc-
Lennan, Lochalsh; Bill. Kennedy,
Wingharn and Mrs. Strauss, Mild-
May; Mrs. Sarah. Hamilton, Luck-
now; Mrs. Bill Kennedy, Wing-
ham, Mrs, Newman, Wingham,
Mrs. Harnock, GOrrie and Mrs.
Greenley, Harriston;Mrs. Upper,
Listowel; Mrs. L, Strauss, mild-
may and. Mrs. L, Montgomery,
Wingham; Margaret Lenahan,
Welland and Harry Parsons,
Fordwich; Tena Gardner, Luck-
now, Mary Dumphy, Listowel;
Mel Beattie,' Listowel.
Share the Wpalth: 1-Mrs.
Upper, ListOwel and stellaPoca-
luyko, Wroxeter, $34.; 2-Mrs.
Greenley, Harriston, Mrs. Upper
Listowel and Anne Yeoman, Wro-
xeter-$34.,
$25 Special: Mrs. S. Hamil-
ton, Lucknow and Mrs. Bell,Har-
riston and Mrs.Seiling,wingharn.
Jackpot consolation and bo-
nus: Mrs. Kocher, Milthnay,
$23.50.
Lap Card; 'Jan Thurlow, Lis-
towel.
Dart Game: Anne yeoman,
Wroxeter, $15.
Door prizes; Ethel Holmes,
Wingham, Janet Hogg, Gorrie,
Margaret Adams, Wroxeter and
Lillian Newman, Wingham.
Lucky Draws; Ethel mont-
.gomery, Wingham, Eleanor Schill
Formosa, Guy Bales, Wroxeter,
and Florence Kennedy,Wingham.
Showing signs
country race on
eat
of weariness, 'this group of students taking part in -the annual school cross
Monday press on to the finish -line, some walking while others are on the run.
(Staff Photo)
WALTON
Turkey Supper
Wed., NOV. 7th
4:30 to 8 o'clock
DUFF'S UNITED
CHURCH, Walton
Adults $3.00
Children $1.50
Bowl • ing.
LADIES HIGH SINGLES
Marlene Rutledge, 284; Joyce
Jacklin, 259; Winnie Bell, 238,
LADIES HIGH TRIPLE
Marlene Rutledge, 778,
MEN'S HIGH SINGLE
Nick Conaboy, 260; Murray
Kellington, 253; Chester Hig-
gins, 243.
MEN'S HIGH TRIPLE
Murray Kellington, 705,
SPARES: Pat Keffer, Larry
Keffer. •
Dart clubs
results
INDIVIDUAL. STANDING:
St. Fin,pts.
Ernie Back 7 3 13
Hilt Ward 4 4 12
John Smith 5 3 11
Neil Adams 2 4 10
Barry Adams 2 4 10
Bob Elliott 3 3 9
Ken Patterson 3 3 9
Mike Idzik 5 2 9
Glen Bridge 7 1 9
Bill McArter 2 3 8
Ken Johnston 4 2 8'
Archie Willis 4 2 8
Ross Duncan 4 2 8
Clem McLellan 3 2 7
Adam Smith 3 2 7
Don Workman 3 2 7
Rick Somers 5 1 7
Murray Johnston 5 1 7
Dale Pletch 2 2 6
Ron Gordon 4 1 6
Arnold Maxwell 4 1 6
Dale Breckenridge6 0 6
Ross Somers 3 1 5
Harry Critch • 3 1 5
Jim Smith - 5 0 5
G.Hetherington 3 1 5
Ross Nicholson 5 0 5
Al Breckenridge 0 2 4
John Stadelman 2 1 4
Brian Adams 2 1 4 .
Jack McWhirter 4 0 4
Willis Knight 1 1 3.
Murray Kellington 1 1 3
Gordon Engel 1 1 3
Sam Workman 3 0 3
Jan Van Vliet 0 1 2
Jack Pipe 0 1 2
PLAYERS (No points as yet)
Bill Thamer
Harm Thalen
Charlie Shaw
Dave Fach
Harry Bolger
Ross Bennet
Reg Watson
Al Nichol
Bob Scott
Ralph Traviss
Karl Kokesch
Pete Cardiff
Dick Stephenson
TEAM STANDING:
eta.fibrot* 8 Points
myth Jamestown
7
7 '9
Morrisbank 7 99
6th Line
ArChefs 6
5th Line 6
Juniors 5
WriSdalit 4
Gang: 4 "
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score for the evening,
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A team from S.D.H.S. won a competition at the recent Huron
County Plowing Match near Dashwood. Shown above are Kevin
Campbell, left and Carl Bolton.
snowing signs of tiring after a long run, thiS group StirintL
as -they near the end of the run. Students from nine, area
public sdhOOIS took part in the annual cross country race,
Monday. . (Staff PhOtO)
ENTERTAINMENT AT
FAMILY PARADISE
Saturday, October 27th
HALLOWE'EN DANCE
Few Tickets Still Available--
Music by the "LORMAINES"
FMAILY PARADISE CAMPING
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