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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1974-07-18, Page 12ti Thursday,11'74 punched oung Olympians of Canada Wong Olympians of prrrgrarwas launched in area on June 28. children have been Medals frac school dais: Kingshridge, Jim Van Out, The Mailtand Valley Conserva- tion Authority will be sponsoring the new mascot -editor, Rocky tccoon, in the weekly new5- papera throughout the Maitland AberWatershed. It's Rocky's job to let people ow what the Conservation �thority is and what is does in efforts to promote proper ementand to protet our tural resources.. Rocky hopes, , to make the public "conser- vation conscious" and wishes to et them know how Maitland Valley Conservation Authority pan assist others through its - Many pcconservation, programs. fe Presently, a Bluebird Manage - lent ment Program is proposed by the Maitland Authority; The bluebird was near the point extinction until\, concerned, bviduals began programs to 1pnurse its numbers back to.a urvival level, ' Since Southwestern Ontario is In the bluebird's breeding range; Maitland Valley Conservation AuAuthority would like to know the hcation and nature of any pro- gram . undertakenby private viduals or. groups who have -! to remove , the bluebird s Wane from the list of endangered . es. • have any information it. welcome at the Maitland 1,Conservation Authority f F$ 'fron, if —Italy -r'- e attractive prices ,he styles and designs `How you can help utld . your Home and SAVE MONEY . • *Craft Hees • aterloo:,' Ontario for further Information Coil: 4,44 CLIFF EMMER TON Sales Representative Point Clark, R.R. #1, Kincardine Office: 395-5020 Home: 395-5544 Donna Drennan, and. Joanne Wingham, Mary Deriruyn, Goderich, Bruce Melick and Robert Jeffery, St. Coltunban, F>;ank Trane, Teresa Hicknell,, Joey VanBakel, Brendan Lane, Linda Waver.. Dublin, Dolores Poppe and Mary Lou Maloney. St. Michael's, Stratford, Irene Ochman. Immaculate Conception, Strat- ford, John Biesin.. St. Ambrose, Stratford, Joan Hishon and Brenda Hishon. St. Joseph's, Stratford, Sheila Ste*. St, Aloysius, Stratford, Dan Weber, Mike S.chef ter, Frank Commencing July 8, *11 playgrounds in Huron and Perth opened for the summer months. Anyone unable to register for the Young Olympians • of Canada maogram during this summer y have the opportunity of, doing so at the school in Sep- tember. Recently, the Canadian Olympic Association in Montreal promoted John McCarroll to the position of regional program director, effective July 10. JOHN McCARROLL Regional Program Director • Students. working on stream survey project From the University of Guelph, surplus mimiov s ,are •.naturally John Rample and . Wayne releas �SrriTM t p aUgh ager, both preparingto enter level of 1 h=ip)b f� t e their fourth year., come Septem= - fisherman, and for the future. ber, have become involved within Points out John, "Open a book on Experience '74. That's the On- fish species and examine the tario Government's student thousands . of different minnows. summer employment program. It takes a number of years, soiie- John and Wayne• have career- times, just to identify them:" oriented•surnmer jobs. They are It appears that these students involve& instream surveys with have a pretty tough job ahead of the Bayfield, Ausable and Upper them. But neither John nor Thames Rivers, under the super- . Wayne appear worried. Concedes vision of the Wingham District Wayne, "It's the type of job Biologist Rene Jones. I wouldn't .mind . doing . for a ° Explains Wayne, "It's a water living." John agrees. ""It's . ex - chemistry analysis. We will be tremely interesting . and man assessing water quality for sports people don't realize how im fisheries. This • means the portant it. is." , examination of water tempera. It definitely is important. Their ture, species composition (fish), streams inventory will be studied examination of " possible . dam by the Ministry of Natural Re - sites (for ponds), spawning beds, sources and then comparisons and also some sources of pollu- will be made with other streams. tion." The stream survey is not only of Adds John, :"We usenetsfor the importance to the Ministry of fish 'where possible, and where Natural Resources but to every not possible we have an electro- loch community. . Itis another shocker." positive step by the Ontario The electroshocker allows the ' Government in providing worth - fish to be caught without harming whileand meaningful student them. ft sends an electric shock employment. through the ' water, stunning the Points out Wayne, "The survey fish. Most of these fish are itself is important today yes, but minnows, and if Wayne and John the findings will be useful five can't identify the species they are and six years from now. We're preserved and shipped to Toronto helping the local communities, for further identification. The and the experience is invaluable to us." Adds John, "You wanta believe it." GET THE BUGS . OUT OF YOUR LIFE TODAY \Now with INSECTRON, nothing can "bug you". INSECTRON is the ELECTRONIC BUG KILLER that lets you enjoy summer "bug free". Three models to_ choose from. Phone today for a demonstration or visit 64 PATRICK STREET (After 9 p.m.) . Wingham Phone 357-2646 INSECTRON LETS YOU ENJOY SUMMER OUTDOORS AND 1 N EDWARD BEAR Is coming To fhe Kinc,rdine Arena Thursday, July 18 9-12 Admlsslsi: 23O AFTER A POOLS! DE demonstration ofsome of the baslo positions and. maneuvers used in synchronised swimming, Sport Ontario Instructor Janis 4BIImk a asked, the students to take to the water. The Wingham Recreation Department hopes to include synchronised swimming in its pool program this summer. Miss Blirnkie held the instruction session lest Thursday. (Staff Photo) Brophys meet 1SebringiIIe, Shakespeare Brophy Bros: Tire exploded for six runs in the top of the ninth in- ning to score yet another come from -behind WOAA slow Pitch league win over Sebringville Sunday evening. Trailing 84 heading into the last frame,, Brophy's found the range for seven hits, six runs and then held Sebriegville. °Scoreless in their last bats for the win. In another contest in Wingham July 10, Shakespeare scored 15 runs in the first two innings and coasted to an 18-8 .win over Brophys. The locals have played 16 games this season, including league, exhibition and tourna- ment tilts rand sport a healthy won 10, lest'sik record. Wingbian� B, Seim. ingv)Ue 8 Glen:Casemore led off the ninth inning with a pinch hit single to start the Wingham rally over' Sebringville, Doubles " by Doug Foxton, ; Ed Deichert and Des Brophy plus singles by Gerry Edwards, Bob Brandon and Dick Eskerod accounted • for Wingham's seven, hits and six. winning :runs. Edwards ' totalled four hits for Brophys; Doug Foxton had three; Ken Saxton, Deichert and • Brophys semi - final� ,.ts in Wellesley tourney Brophy Bros. Tire of Wingham game that saw Wingham take. a reached the semi finals of the;,, commanding` 12-1 lead into the Wellesley -Queen's: Hotel Slow.;.� fourth inning and then coast to a Pitch Invitational Tournament on .13-5 lin. Bob Brandon had three the weekend, winning tvvc� def ", phy. ,�`�ts for Bra . a with Gerry► Ed- three games,emerge as one pi Q .il9 �. y , Y n war ^, � 'r�s"'r� e�t�'; ..and ,4. Dick e fere t' r . . 'bes to x dfi •..� the 4flo-4A,�'��{fl iiI"p•i� k�.Y�'j7 �� !} Y.c ,�c �T.M/. Y� d • Bro Doug Mitchell won the Queen's� P`hY�� � Foxton Hotel. end Bob Foxton finding the range Trophy and the tourney, knock- ' for one hit apiece Cord Welwood Brophy got "two ` and,Casemore, Brandon, Gord Welwood and Eskerod conked one each. Bob and Bruce Foxton completed the winning Wingham iineup4 Shakespeare 18,Wingitam 8 a. Brophy's recovered from the opening onslaught by Shaker speare to plate Six runs of their own in the 'second inning but :that . was just about the ball game as the visitors , scored only three more and Brophy's plated two additionalruns for the remaining seven innings. Gerry Edwards Made his second start On the mound for the locals and the loss evened his record at one win and one defeat for the season. Shakespeare Com- bined a dozen hits in the o two innings .:with "three-Brop y errors for their 15 -rune outburst. Four hits in four trips to the plate for George Foulon was the best Brophy effort. -Ken Saxton and Doug Forton included borne - runs in their two hits And. Des Brophy found the range for a pair of Nis. Bob Braido`hi bJ — wards, Bruce xton,, Deichert and Dick Eskerod were good for one hit apiece for ing off Wellesley in _ the, final 'held Brodhagen to only seven hitsWirigham ' game. Mitchell defeated New ''enroute to his second win of the Hamburg in one semi-final and tot rnament elks ey sidelined, Wingham in the other semi-final. Brophy's opened play in the tourney Friday evening with a come -from -behind ;9-7 win over Moorefield. In their first game ,Saturday Wingham bombed • Brodhagen 13-5 and then lost 9-i to Wellesley. In the Friday night opener, Moorefield held a 3 -inning 4-2 lead before Brophy's caught fire for three runs in the fourth and two more in each of the fifth and sixth frames while holding Moorefield scoreless until the sixth and seventh, when they totalled three more 'runs. Final score was 9-7 for Wingham. Both teams connected for ten hits and 'cord Welwood took the victory for Brophy's with support at the plate from. Gerry Edwards who belted three doubles. Bob and Doug Foxton and Ed Diechert had two hits each and Des .Brophy contributed a triple to account for Brophy's ten hits. Bruce Foxton was the big noise at the plate for Brophy's in the Saturday win over Brodhagen, pt\iting four straight singles, in a `' After about an hour's rest, Brophy's todk on Wellesley in the send -final and fell behind 6-1 in the third fining when Wellesley put the , game . on ice. The host team cracked five; home runs to account for their winning totalof nine, while Wi gham managed ;only, one run off eight hits. Welwood and Gerry Edwards shared the pitching '.chores for Brophy's in. this one, giving up ,15 safeties to the heavy hitting Wellesley team. No Brophy players were .able to gain more than one hit each and Ken Saxton, Gary Storey, Des . Brophy, Ed Diechert, Bob. Forton, Bob Bran- don, Gord Welwood and Bruce Foxton all hit singles to account for Wingham's eight hits. Also seeing action for Brophy's during the tournament were George Foulon and Frank -Heard. Ken Saxton was a standout for Brophy's in all three games, making 20 put-outs in 21 innings of play, to pace the locals in a fine defensive effort that saw Wing - ham commit only six errors in the three games. ON WEDNESDAY and Thursday fast week two representatives of the Ontario West Central Minor Lacrosse Association, Dan Cross and Roger doydo conducted a lacrosse clinic for the boys of Wingham's three OWCMLA teams. •Her* • Boyd puts the boys through some warm-up exercises before the clinic begins. (STAPP PHOTO) 'Cl tie, Gaderieh Luleknow, I'sl rtoa,'Tee Ater and - rirstlrise and tia* trek* woe*. to Lee Ryan and : Go!dericit with three wink of4i a :!fin o'er. The ether prizes went tot :sem* :Arneldrisher ander. Allison of Garish; t , . 5, McDonald and; Uo S of Awa, Tied in fourth position were Archie Blair. and Jim Dezerow 1 Tester, , Cimar Bre* M and partner :of Luoknow; Mall and Allan MacKay of wham,, Tht pair won the position on a draw. St. John Ambulance says never Permit young children to Operate a power mower or sit on a riding mower, 8O 'tE►. WE '. 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'09 FORD Fairlalae matte, with` radio Sedan CRAbVFORD MOTORS CHRYSLER - DODGE PLYMOUTH WINGHAM ONTARIO PHONE 3S7.S•$52 THE WINGHAM GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB Had andther successful MEN'S :INVITATIONAL GOLF TOURNAMENT JULY U The, executive would like to thank all those who participated in any way, and special thanks to our local merchants, and •esr #- s p o slonal and business people who donated prizes. MACTAVISH'PINA • WINGHAM MOTEL VANCE'S REXALL DRUG STORE PARKER'S 5c to $1.00 STORE ERNIE KING MUSIC CENTRE WALTER'S PATTISON'S ELECTRIC LEItOY JACKSON' PLUMBING HAVES FAMILY CLOTHING HARRIS STATIONERY HILL'S SHOES STEADMANS STAINTON'S HARDWARE WAXWORKS BOUTIQUE SHIRLEY'S HOUSE OF FASHION ,WINGHAM ADVANCE -TIMES TRIANGLE DISCOUNT MAITLAND REDI-MIX CAMERON WHOLESALE CALLAN SHOES SNYDER'S STUDIO MILLER'S LADIES' WEAR MARKS AUTO BODY READMAN CLEANERS IDEAL SUPPLY CURRIE'S FURNITURE RACK N' BREAK • CHRIS GOSLING CHEV. OLDS , BARRY REID JACK GOODALL MRS. LLOYD. KEITH FI' ZSIMMONS REAL ESTATE TORONTO DOMINION' BANK CKNX BROADCASTING JOHN LABATT, CO. LTD, HANNA'S MEN'S WEAR MACHAN PLUMBING McDONALD'S BRIDAL BOUTIQUE MIDDLETON'S HOME FURNISHINGS PIZZA PALACE WINGHAM FRUIT MARKET WINGHAM SUNOCO CRAWFORD MOTORS DAUGHERTY PRO HARDWARE BEAVER LIMBER DECOR SHOPPE HODGINS-McDONALD CRAWFORD, MILL L DAVIES ELECTROHOME BANK OF COMMERCE KEIL INSURANCE FROSTY QUEEN CANADIAN TIRE BURRE ELECTRIC GEMINI JEWELLERS REMINGTON'S I.G.A. McGEE AUTO ELECTRIC Thanks,, again! It is you who makes this a successful annual event. Brian C. Elm'slie,, Tournament Chairman, Wingham Golf Club.