HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1975-09-18, Page 15ith,the adventofrt:fail hunt-
Int season tidal' would
appropriate time. to pass , on the
contents OA letter The Advance.
Timms received late last
Written by, W. E. Medd
Matheson, Ont., who has spent
over 40 years in the bn8h, the tips
provided could well save, the life
of a less•experienced person who
is taking to the north woods for
the, first time.
The writer says that at no time •,
should a person, hunt . alone.
• Travelling '.t pairs is the' only
safe way and each should carry
enough supplies tp. survive fbr
two.days if treye-46 1e lost. The
knapsack should be light alhd
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Tr�veicacie
in ,Wingham
for two days ,
The Ontario Sports Travelcade
arrived in Wingham yesterday
for a two-day visit. The big red. -
and -white van features •sports"
information for both recreation
personnel and the general public.
Features include sports films and
slides, information on various
sports activities, coaching tech-
niques and recreation programs.
Fret pamphlets are available on
a variety of sports subjects.
The Travelcade van is open to
the public from 5 to 9 p.m.
Wednesday and today (Thurs-
day) . The afternoon hours today
are ,reserved for clinic and
special visits. The Ontario Sports
Travelcade is a project of the
Sports and Fitness Division of the
Ontario Ministry of Culture and
Recreation.
September
Fri.19 , S.,. 20
ptrong with buckled pockets.
contain two sock*+ •
les; 417
hand op (on belt), wall
ipnall
fryin$ ',tan with fel
handle. cE ,, 'waterproof match
lox,), tea, „Sugar", 044 ready.
paneales, oatWeal, liee; fi
line 'with A bright colored IW on
Which pAlte Sw .bite fallytiMe.
Learn ,how to make smoke,
sirla►ls and build a lean-to.. for
'Sheltcs". Securef a strip?ap Of the
.territory 'In which you will hunt
from the Minis' of Natural, Re
sources and !Orient, you' compass
to true north in relation to the
inspltaaf4eviation in this.area
14 degrees,
, 12 'i minutes. from
magnetic, north, lick out your
landmarks so you. willlow
where you are when you are not
on the trail.
If you get lost do not panic.
Make.a pot of tea. Jf it is late in
the day stay where you are, make
a shelter and: light a fire. Early.
next morning have a smoke fire
ready to light and get a long pole
to which tie a big bandana hand-
kerchief and set it up in an open
place. Do not shoot until you hear
the searchers' signal shots.
Mr. Medd gays ,he. is 75 years
old and has lived in the Cobalt,
Kirkland Lake , and Timmins
areas and could write a book a-
bout,the early days in the North.
Bowling
THURSDAY MIXED
Helen's Hellcats are leading
after claiming seven points from
their opponents in the opening
night of the Thursday Night
Mixed League. Ladies' high
single and triple were won by
Luanne Kerr with a 277 game and
a 625 triple. Art Clark took the
honors for the men with a 249
single and a 669 triple.
Other games over 200 were:
Jerry Smith 203; Ron' Church 205;
Art Clark 201, 219; Paul Moffatt
247; Gwen Swan 213; Perrie
Holmes 236; Audrey Mansell 218;
Don Montgomery 204; Al Skelton
246; Cathy Edgar 205; Marg
Moffatt 227; Len Phillips 206; Bill
Johnston 211; Keith\. Moffatt 231.
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Garry Kerr took up the reins of Arnold Young's team of heavy
horses to give the cldren gathered at the Huron County
Plowing Match a cbanete to ride, on an old time freight wagon.
Mr. Young supplied two horses for wagon rides and another two
for the businessmen's walkingplow competition.'
Warden Anson McKinley donned the high rubber boots to direct
the one man. walking plow in the businessman's class of the, in his life and had •his work judged by his brother Huron MP
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Belgrave Personal Notes
Mr. and Mrs. Americo..Arruda,
Maria and Michelle of Toronto
spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff
Logan.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert .Hibberd
attended the induction service of
Rev. J. McDonald in Fordwich
United Church on Tuesday eve-
ning, September 9.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lichty
and Wayne of RR 1, Milverton
visited with her parents, Mr: and
Mrs. Robert HibberdonSunday.
Mr: and Mrs. Adam Sholdice of
Port Alberni, B.C., recently
visited with her sister and
brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Black and with her brother
Mothers' Aux.
first meeting
for season
Minor 'Hockey representative
Paul Rintoul stated that to date,
150 players have registered for
hockey, when he spoke to the
members of the Mothers'
Auxiliary to Wingham Minor
Hockey. He was welcomed by
President Lois Schistad at the
meeting held Tuesday of last
week at the arena.
Members discussed purchasing
bars for executive, coaches,
managers, etc., for jackets.
A gift of appreciation is to be
given to Tom Deyel for auditing
the books for last year._
French fries will be a new addi-
tion to tlfe menu this year.
A letter will be sent to Town
Council, asking permission to
hold Auxiliary meetings in the
council chambers.
The next meeting will be held
Tuesday, October 14. All in-
terested parents are urged to
attend.
Bowling
COFFEE KLATCH
The Monday Coffee Klatch
girls got off to a good start of
bowling this week with 33
bowlers.
Diane English started off the
season with a single of 268. Diane
and Shirley Storey tied for the
high double of 429.
and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
William Nethery.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Van Camp,
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Van Camp,
Mr1 and Mrs. Clare Van Camp,
of the Belgrave area, Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Harris of Teeswater;
and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth' John-
ston of Victoria, B,C., spent the
weekend with their sister, Mrs.
Norma Davidson of Glencoe.
Mr. and Mrs. George Rabb and
Michael of London and Mr. and
Mrs. Ron Campbell, also of Lon-
don, spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. -Harold Jardin and
Michael.
Miss Marjory Procter of Sarnia
spent a few days last week with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Procter.
Mr. and Mrs. John McCor-
mack, Christie and Eimile of
Orangeville, and Mrs. Claire
Rainer `of Scarborough spent the
weekend with their ,mother, Mrs.
Clarence Chamney and attended
the Thompson and Haggit wed-
ding on Saturday in Donnybrook
United Church.
Mrs. Robert Higgins, Mrs. Roy
Locos win
King trophy
The Ladies' Doubles Tourna-
ment for the King ,Trophy was
held at the Wingham Lawn Bowl-
ing Club on Wednesday, Septem-
ber 10, at 10:30 a.m,
Entries from Atwood, Goder-
ich, Lucknow and Wingham took
part in the competition. The
ladies' president, Mrs. Rena
Fisher, welcomed the ladies and
despite rather inclement weather
in the morning there was wonder-
ful weather in the afternoon. One
game was played in the morning
and a pot luck lunch was enjoyed
at noon: Two games were played
in the afternoon.
Mrs. Fisher presented the
trophy and first prize to the win-
ners, Miss Yvonne McPherson,
skip, and Mrs. Ethel Day, lead,
with three wins and a plus of 38
and overplus of one.
The other prize winners were '
second, Mrd. Wilma Kerr and
Mrs. Audrey MacKay, who were
defending the trophy; three wins
and a plus of 36; third, Mrs. Mary
Lloyd and Mrs. Rena Fisher;
fourth, Mrs. Helen Allison and
Mrs. Esther Brady, Goderich,
fifth, Mrs, Jewell Westbrook and
Mrs. Mary Rouse of Goderit"h .
Pattison and Mrs. Jack Marks o
and Steven visited on Saturday
with Mrs. Joe Spicer and family
of Stratford who leave on Tues-
day morning to join her husband
in Central Africa. Mr. Spicer is
teaching there for two years.
Belmore
Mr. and Mrs. George Harkness
of Goderich visited this past week
with Mr. and' Mrs. Robert Hark-
ness and family.
Miss Stella Renwick, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Renwick
of Teeswater, and Doug Baird,
son of Mr. and Mrs. ettussel Baird
of RR 2, Wingham were united in
marriage on Saturday, Septem-
ber 5 in the Teeswater United,
Church.
Harvey Darling ,of RR 1,
Wroxeter, Paul Dahms and his
father of Mildn ay toured along
the east coast of the United States
returning home September 13.
On Tuesday, September 9, the
McIntosh United Church junior
choir members helped with a
program for the senior citizens of
Brucelea Haven nursing home,
Walkerton. They sang the songs
"Amazing Grace" accompanied
by Barbara Harkness on the
accordion and the other song,
"It's a Long Road to Freedom".
Andy Renwick also gave a solo on
the violin, called "Bless This
House", accompanied by his
mother on the piano, Mrs. Walter
Renwick.
As part of the 50 Years of Union
of the United Church celebration,
the three congregations of Mild-
may, McIntosh and Belmore held
their church service at the United
Church Camp at Silver Lake. The
service was conducted by the
Rev. William Lake. A pot luck
dinner, races and games followed
the service.
THE BAKER'S DOZEN
Nine girls answered the roll
call, 'a basic ingredient of bread
and what it does', at the second
meeting. Rhea Behrns read the
minutes of the previous meeting
and the girls discussed their book
covers.
Mrs. Behrns led a discussion on
bread techniques and talked
about baked bread and rolls. The
girls divided into two groups, one
group making bread with gra-
ham flour, the other with all-pur-
pose flour.
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Daily Double '0:4 191.0
Third eAce' MiieP,ace $5501
Jay11 ty, Abbott 14.20 400' 2.10.
Sterling Badger Kennedy 5.7Q 3.70
D. Q. Alice, lied! 11 go
Time 2:11;2 4
Exactor 6:5 55,20
Fourth Race -4131e Pace $596
KingL.ester,,Jewitt 11.50 480 3.40
Kwik Kat, Meyers 3.30 3.00
GtAn Belt, Kennedy 5.30
'l'itne 2:10:2
Exactor 4:3 26.50
Fifth Race- Mile Pace $46$
Rose Pence, Kennedy _030 3.30 2.29
ArmsteadShatm, WellwoodSr. 6.10 2.80
Sammy Tuck, Pollard 3.10
Time 2:10:2
Exactor 4:6 26.00
Sixth Race-,- Mile Pace $600
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The Battin Boy. Battin 15.50 7.60 5.80
Arvella's First, Pollard 3.90 9.40
Summer Blossom, Langille 4.60`
Time 2:10:3 -
Exactor 2:4 264.70 ' •
Seventh Race - MUe Pace 3550
Jerry Amigo, Hartwick 17.30 9.10 -3.50
Doofly, Ellis 6.40 3,40
Glenrothes, Pollard 3:80
Time 2:10
Exactor 4:8 55.90
Eighth Race - Mile Pace $10,191.28
Napal Dew, Houston 4.30 3.20 2.60
Byes Garry, La Rush 10.30 4340
Sayonara Adios, James 21.30
Time 2:05:3 •
Exactor 1:4 52.60
Ninth Race - Mile Pace 1650
Mike's Jimmy Lynn, Roebuck 13.50 6.70 5.40
Space Mission, Corbett 3.20 5.50
Dreamy Lobel!, Ellis 13.60
Time 2:07:1
Exactor 7:3 79.60 '
. Tenth Race - Mile Pace 1450
Mr. Hayes, Corbett 10.50 3.70 3.30
Dusty's Camp, Volland 3.10 3.00
Adios Ripple, Kennedy 4.10
' Titrie 2:12:1
Exactor, 8:4 ' 51.30
Attendance - 1,275
Handle - 62,176
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Exactor 7:2 L70.. , ..
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Nola's Girl, D Cot'bett x"70
Demo's ClitUd$e't, ,'Ke,med •
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Exactor- 3:6 100
Eighth Race-Miierate AM y.
Bold N',i'rtio; N. Kennedy 6.40 `490 • :
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Destiny'sShadow, Jorgen en . H
Time 2:07:2
Exactor Ott 3520
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Paddy O"pooltr (}berle. , ' 640 279
Miss Pal, , Morgan ,2,90
Jim Devastator, Fritz
Time 2;08:1,
Exactor 2'3: 16.70 r�• -
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Tiny's Copper 'Duke,
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Sawmill !toy,, it Ketuledy
Time 2:12;3
Exactor 6;7 74.30
Attendance - 11727
Handle - 76,882
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RACE RESULTS FOR FRI. SEPT. 12
First Race - Mile Pace $450
Delightful. John. Girling 4.10 3.70 2.30
Laurie's Beauty, Simpson 5.10 2.80
Hot Summer, Thompson 3.00
Time -2:13:2
Second Race - Mile Pace 1450
Clardon Bell, Given 5.80 3.20 2.60'
Blazer Dixie, Hartwick , 2.80 2.60
Goldie's Chance, Powell 3.10
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fRIDAY, SEPT.
19, 9-1R
"Kenny Hollis with Grandam"
Admission
$2.00 vlrith Student's Card
$2.25 Without.
THE
WINGHAM INDUSTRIAL
HOCKEY LEAGUE
Comprised of
*ADVANCE -TIMERS *CRAWFORD DODGERS
*BRIDGE MUSTANGS , *STAINTON SPITFIRES
will hold an
ORGANIZATIONAL AND
DRAFT MEETING
SEPT. 18 AT 8:00 P.M.
AT THE WINGHAM ARENA
Prospective Players must be present or contact
Pete Snow, Dave Shaw, Ray Bateman prior to meeting