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Chairman 'Roisert Emerson
Treasurer John Loomis
Secretary — Doug Coultes
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FINANCE
Jdihn'Loomis
Doug CoUltes
Mrs. Marg Rouse
Dave. Henderson
Danny .Dodds
Elmer Courtney
Carmon Courtney'.
Jim Needhani
Albert Wylds
Bill MCCreuth
PROPERTY PUBLICITY
Robert Emerson
Rod' MacDonald
Bert Elliott
Doug Coultes
Mrs. Marg Rouse
Cannon Courtney
Jim' Needham
Albert Wylds.
SDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1973
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— 25 Meter Indoor Swimming Pool
Dressing &. Wash Rooms
— Lobby with Viewing Area
— Senior Citizens Hall
— Stage
— Supervisor, Sound Room
▪ Kitchen
— Dressing ROOMS
— Washrooms -
- Storage Rooms
— Ice Area [concrete floor] 80' x 180
— Seating Approximately 600
— Dressing Rooms [4]
— Large Lobby with Snack Bar
— Meeting Room
Waihrooms
Manager's Office
First Aid & Referee's Room
— Skate Sharpening & Rental Room
-- Artificial Ice Plant ,
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ROOM SCHEDULE
1 • entrance and Foyer
2 Ticket Booth •
3 Stairwell (Up)
4 Diessing Room
5 Dressing Room .
6 Shower and Toilet
7 VVomens Washroom
8 Players boxes
9 Ticket Booth
10 Office
11 Meeting Room
12 ,Furnace Room
13 Snack Bar .
14 1Store
15 Dressing Room
16 Dressing Room
17 Shower and Toilet
18 Referee and First Aid
19 Men's Washroom
20 Skate Sharpening
21 Stairwell (Up)
22 Viewing Area, Lobby
23 Walkway and Players boxes
24 80' x 180' Ice Surface
25 ,Refrigeration Room
26 •Zamboni and Store
27 Header Trench
2,8' Seating for.560 Approx.
29 Lobby and Viewing
30 Male Change Room
31 Equipment and Storage
32 Male Washroom
33 Male Wa:%hroom ,
34 Showers •
35 Office
36 'Showers
37 Female Washroom
38 Female Washroom
39 Female Change Room
40 5 Lane 25 Meter Pool
'41 Female Washrpom
42 Kitchen Store
43 Male Washroom
44 Kitchen '
45 Kitchen Store
46 Stairs (Down)
47 Senior Citizen's Hall
48 Stage '
49 Supervisor and Chahge
50 Change Rm. and Tableichair,1
Store •
51 Stairs. (Down)
••• 52 Upper Part of Ice Area
53 Upper Part of Pool Area
54 Mechanical Room
slave' W! District
President As ,
Guest Speaker
Mrs.. Ira Dickie was hostess to
Kaixshea W.I. for the September
meeting., Mrs. •Clarence Ritchie
presided and opened the meeting
in the usual manner.
Mrs. Harry. Lavis read the scrip-
ture from 1 John, chapter 4.
Business was dealt with. Mem- •
bers were reminded of the Rally
in Chesley, October'18. Mrs.
Ena. Steer. and Mrs. Sharon Mac-
Dougall are delegates to attend.
Several members gathered at the
W.I. Hall for an afternoon and
made 40 'plaid tams for a District
project.
The reports of Standing Corn -
mittees were given and •the roll
call answered - How to make
W.I. enrich our lives and not
wear us out.
Mrs. Harvey Houston introduced
the District President Mrs. James
Kirkpatrick of Ripley, who gave
many ideas and thoughts to think
about relative to the District work
of W.I. She concluded with the
thought.- To have •a friend is 'to
be one. Mrs. Ira Dickie thanked
Mrs. Kirkpatrick and presented her
With a gift:
Mrs. Lynda Young gave a dem-
onstration and talk on a Tailor-
ing Course which she took last
April. This was most Informative.
Mrs. Marion Campbell showed
how to cover -steel coat hangers
by using ends of yarn.
Mrs. Harry Lavis gave courtesy
remarks and the meeting closed
with 0 Canada and Grace. Mrs.
Harold Campbell and Mrs. Harry
Lavis helped the hostess, serve, a
cup of tea, cake and ice cream.
Note change .of date. The'
October meeting will be held at
the Institute Hall at '.8 p.m.
October 11. Mrs. Bob Gilchrist
will be hostess.
Something For All
At Night Classes
BUILDING
Robert Emerson
Bert Elliott
Rod' MacDonald
Ken MaODonald
Allan Irwin
John D. Mackay
ZION
and Mn. Gordon Kirkland One day last week with
ii,VMoCharles of Huron-
Lorne Cook, Sharon,
ti Gerald and Janice and
in Hunter, Jeffrey and'
pent Sunday with their
(r. and Mrs. Jim Smuck at,
stage at Point Clark.
titchie Kenny and his
!tier, MrS. Isobel 'Hawk-I COohrane , Alberta visit-
:lay at the home 'of Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Zold of Kincardine.
Mr. and 'Mrs. William Duffie ,
Dennis and Linda of Hamilton
spent the week end with her sister,
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Ritchie and
family.
Those attending the ploughing
match last week at Alvinston -
were, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Ritchie,
Donald and Carol; Mr. and Mrs.
Allan Ritchie, and Bryce; Mr. and
Mrs. Douglas Raynard; Tom Helm
and Allan Gibson. ,
public School pupils and their
teacher from Grade 7 and 8 at
Brookside• attended the ploughing
match on Thursday of last week•
by bus to Alvinston. Those attend•
ing from Zion were , Cathy. Taylor
Sharon Cook, Jack Wilkins
Kenny Ritchie and Raymond Hunt-
er.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Ritchie,
Jim, Donald and Carol had her
parents Mr. and .Mrs. Ernest Bogie
of Nile on Sunday. Jim, a stud-
ent at Centralia College of Agric
ultural Technology spent fhe
week end at his home.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stewart of
Port Albert visited Sunday after-
noon at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Ritchie.
LANGSIDE
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Young , Chesley on the birth
of a daughter Mary Beth, Septem-
ber 25th at the Hanover/Memorial
Hospital. Bob is• the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Wesley young.
Mrs. Philip Steer has visited
members of her family in London.
the past few week ends. •
• Mr. and Mrs. Ross Cayley and,
family are moving this week to
their new home, Rohrer's Country.
Store , on Highway 86 , east of
Lucknow. •
Preliminary planning of courses
for the 1973-74 Evening School
programme at F. E. Madill Sec-
ondary School, Wingham stiggests
a wide variety of subjects to suit
all tastes. A .total, of 20 courses
are slated to start on Tuesday,.
October 16th and Wednesday, Oct-
ober 17th at 8 p. m.
New courses will include Pottery
. without a Wheel to be taught by,
Mrs. Pat Wilson, Art Instructor at
the school; General
Electricity by G. Edwards and Bas-
ic Transistors by Rod Wraith,.also
on the regular F. E. Madill staff.
Know Your Car will be taught by
J. Bakelaar. .
Introductory Bookkeeping and
Basic Office Practice , along with
Drafting and Blueprint Reading,
are being re-introduced after a
lapse of three years.
A new course in Stretch Fabrics
to run 10 weeks will 'be offered on
Wednesdays in two sessions 7 to 9
p.m. and 9 to 11 p.m. and Mrs.
M. Elliott 'of Mary's Sewing
Centre in Clinton will instruct
both sesSions.
Popular courses from previous
seascifis ate again being offered
and these include - Farm Engines.
Maintenance , Upholstery , Wood-
working , Ladies Physical Fitness,
Liquid Embroidery, Typing, Con-
versational French, Gourmet
Cooking, Welding. Sewing and
Oil Painting.
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