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THE BELGRAVE BANTAMS this season were Evans, Paul Cenifen.`; Porelt', ror,t) Andy
con; ed by 14loyd Michle and managed by Bob Nethery, Brian.' Wightniank;•, k4Gordon, Bill
Gordon. Team members Included: (back) Brad Shob- Haines and Jeff Bloomberg anIO ,
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brook; Steven Bridge, Randy Nixon; (middle) Darrin are John Smuck and Jamie
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Snowmobile club
to hold car rally
The Wingham and District
Snowmobile Association will
be holding a car rally for the
Multiple Sclerosis Society
this Sunday beginning at 1
p.m.• "
The rally will replace a
100 -km snowarama _that was
scheduled during Frostyfest,
but was cancelled due to
poor weather conditions.
Registration for the rally
will be between li a.m. and 1
p.m. at Turnberry Tavern
and Dining Lounge, which is
the starting point.
There .will be a $5.00 entry
fee or a minimum of $25 in
pledges. Pledges gathered
for the cancelled snOwarama
can be used for the rally.
Pledge sheets are avail-
able from snowmobile club
members and participants
are asked to collect their
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pledges before registe4ing.
The rally takes in 50 miles
and has been estimated as a
11,2 -hour ride.
There will be five check
points and prizes will be-.
awarded, for the most in
pledges and closest time. "
Half of the proceeds will go
toward the Huron Unit of the
Multiple Sclerosis Societyef
Ontario with the remainder
gOing toward the snow-
mobile club. Rally organiz-
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12,000 in pledges.
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• Dniingsg,Minett bowled a
254.forlii4athes' high single
and 630.4erAhe triple. Wes
Balt Opt** the men's top
single and with 309 and
752 respecti*ely.
Winneea,4 the playoff
genii* Warethe Wes Ball
mauan**49,791 points.
Games, -Of- 200 points or
more wereditzwled by Butch
Stone, .29s Ball, 309 and.
258; ,40#4',.'Dejonge, 218;
Kevin NaYklir, 239, 231 and
206; MaryAnu Sittler, 219;
Wendel Sipper, 245; John
Wheeler 229; Gord
Haasnont;;;I:11; Bob Sittler,
224; Donna Bennett, 254; Bob
McCaughan, 226 and 213.
The fifth annual Wingham
Film and Nostalgia Festival'
is set for this weekend, with
a line-up guaranteed to
delight old movie buffs.
Old favorites like Errol
F1ym, Olivia DeHavilland,
Charlie Chaplin, Buster
Keaton and W. C. Fields will
be swaggering, strolling
prancing and swaying across
the silver screen in such
vintage films as `The
Adventures of Robin Hood',
'Ben Her', 'Qty Lights',
'Sherlock Jr.', 'It's a Gift'
and the original 'Invasion of
the Bodysnatchers'
Another classic offering
will be `To Have and Have
Not', starring Humphrey
Bogart and a young and
stunning Lauren Bacall.
This year the film festival
has been moved ahead to the
spring instead of being held
in midsummer, a change
which organizers Nelson
Frank and John Schedler
hope will help to boost at-
tendance.
Once the nice weather hits,
people get busibutdoors and
it's hard to get them out to
watch movies in the day-
time, Mr. Frank noted.
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Monday alert/00M
We have had quite a few.
orders for Easter rabbits
and the ceramic class was
working on theSenn TheSclaY
afternoon. Rey. Broadfoot
conducted a communion ser-
vice for the Anglican resi-
dents that afternoon as well.
The Londesboro Women's
Institute helped am residents
with birthdays in the month
of April celebrate. It was an
excellent program with Alice
Buchanan, president of the
WI, as emcee:
Mrs. Radford ac-
companied Jim McCall while
he played several selections
on the violin. A familiar face
to the residents was that Of
Rev. Bob Scott, who sang
'You Light Up My Life',
followed by songs appro-
priate for this Easter season.
Claire Yincent recited 'The
Cremation of Sam McGee'.
We then enjoyed the Easter
song, 'Say I Do, I'm Healed',
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after they
cards. A ct 01 tea and a
cupcake qoneluded the mach
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Margaret meg; *Pin for
her generous donation of the
Basics' basket, which was
was
won by Beatrice Atha, Rbok
Gootich; ' also '13artliffs
Bakery for their kW dona-
tion again this. year of the
giant Easter egg. The egg
was won by Janet Bieriend
the winning ticket was.
draw by Mrs. Pinner in
Ground Centre.
Sympathy is expressed to
the families and Oita* of
Leslie Fortino," TOM Beattie
and Andrew Doig.
Huronview would like to
welcome Gertrude Keller
from Dublin, Hannah May
Thompson from .Goderich,
and Janet Zapfe from the
Bayfield area.
By Rita Rice
During the past few weeks
at the Wingham and Area
Day Centre for the Home-
bound we have been busy
preparing for our upcoming
sale, which will be held on
Thursday, May 2, at 2 p.m.
Included in the sale will be
handmade crafts, baking
and plants.
We have been acknow-
ledging our volunteers
tivcil set
vueek�n
ExcePtIthe hard core movie
baffk,. that is .— they'll turn
out ithany weather to renew
acquaintances with old
-favorites.
Since the organizers haire
sold the Lycetun Theatre, it
will not be used- during this
year's film festival. Instead
there will be an unproved
screening room upstairs in
the town hall,,together with a
live -foot television screen in
the council chambers for
screening videotapes.
There will be at least two
films running at 'all times,
giving viewers a choice, Mr.
Frank reported. In addition
to the features there will be a
. variety of serials, cartoons
and shorts.
Mso; as in past years,
there will be dealers tables
in the courtroom allowing
collectors of old records,
comics, posters • and other
memorabilia to indulge their
passion.
One low-priced pass will
entitle _viewers to come and
go as they like during ..the
weekend. -
The film festival gets
underway at 10 a.m.
Saturday and runs until mid-
night, picking Op again at 10
a.m. Sunday and running
until 7 p.m. The highlight of
the festival, running both
day, will be the never -
duplicated 'Adventures . of
Robin Hood', starring Errol
Flynn and Olivia- DeHavil-
land.
Another feature, which
will run Sunday afternoon, is
the original 'Ben Hur', with
Francis X. Bushman and
Raymond Navarro.
Mr. Frank said the festival
is featuring comedieil and
action films this year, since
these types proved the most
popular during previous
festivals. The really heavy
dramas didn't seem to have
as much appeal, he noted.
He also said that while
They are trying to attract a
larger local audience, they
have been quite pleased with
the response to their
previous film festivals. In
any area there tends to be a
fairly small group of hard
core old movie buffs, he
commented, and it is around
these the festival is built.
The Wingham festival is one
of the few opportunities for
them to see old films in
Western Ontario.
during the past week with
Volunteer Week, which is
during the month of April. As
a singsong is part of our
morning program pianists
are required. Anne Conn is
the dedicated Tuesday
musical talent. Hazel Bate-
man comes in regularly on
Wednesdays ` and Tillie
Gaunt, Lilla Taylor and
Louise Swanson all share the
Thursday piano playing.
Without-' these pleasant
volunteers, who are most
willing to help, it would be
difficult to offer a 'Variety of
program%
A hand of thanks goes to
the Canadian Girls in
Training (CGIT) for holding
a successful car wash last
Saturday afternoon. The
group is donating morleir -
made from the car wash to
the centre.
We will be raffling off a
handmade mohair afghan as
part of the craft sale. Tickets
are being circulated now,
and they are available at the
centre located in the
Armouries and will be on
sale May 7:
If anyone has any baking,
plants, crafts, etc., that you
wish to donate for the sale it
would be most appreciated.
Call the centre at 357-1440 or
drop into the Wingham
Armouries anytime.
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Mrs. Lillian Hickox of
Calgary and Mrs. Ken
Maclvor of Edmonton are
visiting with Mrs. Russell
Bone, Shuter Street, and
with Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Clark, Londesboro.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Merrick
of Milton visited over the
Easter weekend with his
mother, Mrs. I. W. Merrick,
and other members of the
family.
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Audrey Swatridge, 217;
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Mary L�. 200.. 20R and 27-
Greenarway, 210 ot
Joanne Harrison,riSOX. 226;. 222
and 201; Brenda Finley, 225,
Spares - SOF the Welling.
were Margaret Pollock and
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Bonnie Clieborn.
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Linda ilidkeYenOtured the
lathes' WO eingiewiilin220,
while Jan Creeden tallied645
for the triple. Pipdi Burke
was the top man boWler,
played a high sing1 of. 290
and tripleof,750,
Hickey's Headers finisliel
as the playoff eliaznpions
with 13,964. Keith's teasers
captured second spot with
13,660 followed by Frank's
Feelers, 13,405; Wes'
Whistlers, 12,934; Jim's
Jumpers; 12,453; Bob's
Bangers,12,424. '
Those who bowled games
01 200 points or better were:
Frank Burke, 290 and 286;
Gaiy Chapman, 200 and 225;
Rod Hickey, 252 and 202; Jim
Griffith, 241.; . Francis
Merkley, 270 and 241; Doug
McEachem, 203; Keith Car-
son, 228; Bob Steffen, 214;
Jan Creeden, 237 and 260;
Susan Pegg, 221 and 212;
Lyla Ann Harkness, 200;
Linda Hickey, 270; Debbie
Bannister, 201, and Jean
Merkley, 219.
sAMPAIA_PM;;:,
.re Senior Ladies'—
Bowling League closed the
season with an afternoon of
fun bowling followed by a
delicious banquet at the
Presbyterian Church.
Following the dinner,
SitEagl"Mingbythe-
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ortitil 240
P8011, •207
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Wharton, Campbell, 212; .Cai'�lle
Greenaway, • 217 ' •afld 221;
Louise Vireiwook'
Jeannette Scott, 207, afld.
S1Oe37gtorey,.226.
FOltD•WOj kilt*
Janice Behrns recorded'
the ladies' -highi,Single-and •
high triple,:26gand 621. Ken
gehrni hatlite.14 „
for • the' men with his.
Wally Nixon's, Wastnpie..,
Singles over 206' *Ore'
bowled by ,tierne .Lambkin
237; Orneelennedy.406440_;„
Elfzieda Klasissen 251; Welly'
Nixon 234, 231; • Gerald
•Mattheion 207; gig Gilmer
203; Nellie Allan 204, 230.
COFFEE KLATCH
Sevenirtylers finished
season onthliver-200 scores..
They were Muriel • IrVine,:,
JoanneMcDonald, Mary
Campbell,
Appieby-
Shirley Storey, Iris Fait& "
and Jean King.
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The top bowler of thellaY,
was Shirley Storey .with 221
and 230. •
The banquet will be held on
April 28 et 6:30 p.m.
DANCE TO
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Phone 271-5130
FRIDAY, MAY 1 at 1:00 pm
$5 per person $6 at the door
Tickets available at The Listowel Bonner,
The Wingham Advance -Times or
The Stratford Fair Grounds.
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lADVENTURES OF ROBIN HOOD', with Errol Flynn. arid Olivia DeHavilland,
Is the featured attraction for this year's Wingham FIIM and Nostalgia Festival,
which gets underway Saturday morning. A varlet/Of Makin's, cartoons and short
fllrns will be playing at the town hall throughout the weekend.
Sailing safely through
sun-In-)er means watching for
overhead powerlines.
When youre launching
your boat or when its on the
wate, dont make the fatal mistake
of letting the boat's mast or antenna
touch overhead wires. „
It could knock the wind out
of your sails, forever,
Safety around
electricity is no shack
to you.
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