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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1973-06-07, Page 15all�IlM►I :+ a►1�oi ill.pmfonoppoitoono co DE.Afrgio;: SWAN' RAAYIV D .: _ • l "bolt .,a1111rrlolo hent rAWARD iNINNERS PR,O� the: P��Ai�t� � fi vid Kieffer, msY alu ieplayer; MurrayWatson. high scorer and Mike Alhant y., most improved a er, e • • banquet, -t►+ei . �A Y '� .. d at F. Er ,.Madill .e:.:...nl :.t ,, .. � . Id�!�Y School. was ed by � � � , and the.lNingh�►rr�.• l9AinQ� oc .ey As.. iation. the ladles.au dilar Thursd ri . Y a #. g tSt+sf f .i'h4►ta T . DARR L S1TT ,ER who .played hockey with the .Toronto. Maple guest . peaker at ithe, Wingham., Minor• o _ e night. e .is s:. rro. c� y .Association Scott • � , � . un+�+�i::bY the future �..t -Wire . a .�; ; , » , .Q .. 4h � �ef�e?Y.� �teva" NIc�� .13ruc>a, t„®'�r,,en.� Scott McGregor and Tom Re► n t. I � , Who were novice :awitaX'd vrinn.rs (Steoff Photo) at A.capacity crowd turnedout in the F. E. 1001 school cafeteria for the lifingtuun Minor Hockey Association annual awards ban- quiet Thursday :ev The hiiight of the evening was guest 'Weaker Darryl Sittler of the Toronto Maple Leafs. The Leaf star was introduced by Jim WardWingham's recreation di- rector. Take Your Date to a ii lie•ToaiAtlt. ' �► �' PiN112.. *41•3O10 THIS PROGRAM SHOWING . 'SUN 101, MON, 114 TUE$ 12th Sittler talked about past season, the werst club's , long history an mented that he ems; team. would be a con year for the playoffs. Alongwith anecdotes abed' he team, Sittler said he was still un- decided on whether he would again with the Leafs • or jump .s many of his teammates of ,,two', years ago did, to the World Hockey Association. He con- cluded his addr ssty'.ansvvif ring questions from the eager ye'; hockey plaYers at the banol t. Awards, crestst :and werepresentedtotheplayers anct • coaches after the dinner include»' irig three hockey:scholarthi a to promising young players, who: was felt by .the coaches Woid benefit most .from 'the; wee. hockey instruction. Although the old season has been over only a short while new season is already being pret• pared. At a meeting in the arena on Wednesday, June 8, aka It ', the new Wingham Minor ey; -Association :executive wilt ; ! 'u ate: At t eetu g,ltwhich, s ogin ae+ db ;;l Ihf o n� fey., Urged 1to'�attend l the ". upcoming fey year will , be discussed. e; eai NOW MANY FACES OO&i MUM MA WRAP? brussels LEADING` THE JUVENILES' ' at the' hockey:associat on banquet at• Madill ' 'kiyrSday. evening are Paul Heffer. and Murray McKague, most valuable players and Terry sMc ° Glynn, most improvedplayer. (Staff Photo Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Martin of Brussels visited with Mr. and Mrs. Allan Dewar and Mr. and Mrs. McLeod of Clifford on Sunday. RRI.STON. 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FOR 7 DAYS ADULT ENT RTAINMLMT DISPLAYING THEIR AWARDS at the anrbal minor hockey association banquet are the leading Bantams; Jim McGee, most valuable player; Don Bailey, most improved. player and Don Carter, top scorer. (Staff Photo) • NOVICE AWARD WINNERS at the Wingham Minor Hockey Association Banquet held at F. E. Madill on Thursday evening are Tom Remington, top scorer; Bruce LeVan, most improved player; Scott McGregor, most valuable player and Steve McLean, winner of a hockey scholarship. (Staff Photo) miaow tbU 7 Fit 8 Sot. 9 "Sometimes a Great Notion" \*), Pet MUM 1111 2 1 1 9 i111DR ,04,ME 'NEVER GIVE A INCH" "PLAYMISTY FOR M1 DYV�tN BOX OFFICE y 7x4 OPENS THEATRE 8;30 HWY 8 GODERICH M CONCESSION R0. 4 PHONE 524 9981 SHOWTIME DUSK SUP1.10 Mon.11 Tux 12 {llli'il LIULE BILLY" MICHAEL J. POLLARD t tM m ewwn. tNtti iMYit6h ANO a to o SAM A JACK LW ARNER and WRG,'DRAGOTL INC Production '► and Screenplay by CHARLES MOSS and STAN DRAGOTI composed and conducted by SASCHA OUPLAND W L. WARNER Dltected by STAN DRAGOTI Oat 4111t tNfl nARalf'NT onfnRap*, Cod , Gsnet bon 4 ibtYbfgi9 Graduates Turnberry teams oust Wawanosh At Turnberry Central School on Tuesday of last week, the Turn - berry girls' and boys' softball teams both came back to redeem themselves after their defeat the previous week by East Wawa - nosh. The Belgrave teams both played well, but Turnberry over- powered them. Time expired while the Turnberry boys were up to bat with the bases loaded and only one out, lea‘ ing them with a 5-4 win. The Turnberry girls put the Belgrave girls out 1-2-3, in the last inning' to protect their 19-16 lead. East Wawanosh will hopefully have a chance to redeem their teams sometime in the near future. —Vicky Peel, Tim. Heffer, Brenda Matthews, Glen Jeffray. and t s irefereelg, :1 marked contrast to one or two other genies. It was especially rewarding or the coach to see a fine game played by a team of young mer most of whom.are graduatingt ' year and who had such an Ess able ending to their high school. athletics. Howic I'�s 1111o ��� °� ;nn The following is a list of last week's Howick l ens bingo win- ners. Regular Games: Mrs. Rill Boyd, Gorrie; Bea Hergott, Mild may; Mrs. Geo Tervitt, Wingham and Mrs.Denstedt, Dorking; Agnes Williamson, Wingham; Isabel Tiffin, Lucknow; Catherine Edgar, Wroxeter Jack Felker, astowel; Mrs. M. Beatty, Listowel; Joan Robinson, Lucknow and Maude Greenlet', Harriston; Beth Hallam, Luck- now; ucynow; Trudy Weisman, Hanover; Percy Pinscher, Listowel; Maly DuMphy, Listo%vel;, Mrs. C. Den- stedt, Dorking and Mrs. S. Huber, Mildmay; Mrs. F. Ohm, Wing - ham ; • Isabel Tiffin, Lucknow Florence Kennedy, Wingham; Grace Smith, Ethel; Chris Davidson,, Whitechurch; Ruby Paylor, Palmerston; Mrs. Don Foerester, Elmira; Mrs. G. Day, Wingham. Share the Wealth: 1. Mrs. George Tervitt, Wingham; 2.. Anne Yeo- man, , Wroxeter and Mrs. Mar- garet garet Adams, Wroxeter. $25 Special: Mrs. Bates, Harriston. Jackpot of $100: Clara McInnis, Fordwich and Margaret Edgar, Wroxeter. Lap Card: Mrs. Bill Boyd, Gorrie. Dart Game: Bonnie Hislop, Wroxeter, won $9. Door Prizes: Linda Bell, Gorrie; Ruby Paylor, Palmer- ston; Jean Tiffin, Whitechurch and Dorothea Douglas, Clifford. Lucky Draws: Mrs. Newman, Wingham; Mrs. M, Beatty, Listo- wel ; Chris Davidson, White- church and Mrs. William Upper, Listowel. KNIT WITS BELMORE -•- On May 30, the last meeting of the 441 dub was held at the home of Beth Mundell. Pinal plans were made for the ex- hibit and fashion show for Achievement Day. Tailor's hem samples were made for the books. The meeting was closed with a lunch served by Beth Mun- dell.