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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1988-03-22, Page 22447 ria tilers''from aor�, ended thy: wpra..., rvelop moto4ficient aitizationsk. Pres r , treasurers, ff leers, newsletter tural . cont ti People . directors each !erns shared hints Alined ned skills, for their ectiir0 tibsitions within . "the anitation. TO FACE ARCHRIVALS ®- The former hard-fought rivalry between the Wingham lronmen and Arthur Screaming Eagles will again be witnessed at Lockridge Memorial Arena this Saturday as former players of the two teams suit up once again. In this photo of the 1975 lronmen are, from left: Back row, Murray Black, Mark Chisholm, Gerry Wheeler, Phil Paquette, Graham Hamilton, Barry O'Krafka, Paul Skinn, Doug Leitch, Steve Ste. Marie, Brian Yahbee, Ron Tervit. Centre, Dave Schieste% Rae Robinson, Bob Johnston, Program offers reading Greg Hamilton, Barry MacDonald, Steve Caslick, Keith Raymond, Rick Foxton, Carl Stanley, John Henderson, Terry Merkley. Front, Ray Walker, PaulHelfer, Don Kennedy, Murray McKague, George Skinn, Benny Blackwell,- Doug Skinn, Brian Wall, Bill Johnston: Those •playing this Saturdayinclude Heffer, O'Krafka,' Chisholm, McKague, Foxton, Bob Johnston, Caslick, MacDonald, Yahbee, Stanley, Black, Leitch, Russell Jones, Jim Blackwell, Jim McGee, Gord Kinahan, Bernie Haines, and,Randy Alton. Continued from 1B discouraged." The Wingham program is one of three sponsored by the HCBE in the county. A similar program was started in Goderich two years ago while another began in Exeter last year. Mrs. Gnay said the reason RIP will be held in Wingham United Church is that the board of education wants to keep the program at arm's length from a school -like at- mosphere to : help overcome any negative memories of school which a prospective student might still OLDTIMERS OLDTIMERS. IRONMEN OLDTIMERS DO YOU REMEMBER? IRONMEN OLDTIMERS r skills carry. Objectives of RIP are: —To raise an individual's self- esteem. —To enhance the possibility of employment and promotion. -To offer ,access to schools and community colleges Candidates for the program must be 19 years of age or over who are not nowattending school. Mrs. Gnay also points out that it is assumed the t candidate can read a little and is not completely illiterate. The student and volunteer work together once a week and the W students .also work at home with their workbooks and tapes between classes. In addition, lessons are sent away to be marked: at the Independent Learning Centre and every second lesson involves a toll- free telephone discussion between the student and the person who marks the lessons. Each student will work at his or her own speed, without any, pressure o keep up with anyone else. F. E. Madill Secondary School teacher Jack Kopas is the board's Ingham liaison for the program. The ARTHUR SCREAMIN' EAGLES F¼LW° V� ER� SP& MARCH 26, 1988 7:30 PM at the Wingham Arena. Admission: over 16 - $3.00 under 16 - $1.00 Dance: Wingham Legion 9:00.- 1:00 $5.00 per person Proceeds to the Wingham Optimist Club (Age of Majority Only) . Tickets available at Middleton's Home Furnishings Bluewater Sports & Trophies N D Cameron Ltd Don't miss out on the fu.n!!. Get your tickets early; Coni* bu-t 84 see" your favourites ' cn ice. Join in the fun of this rematch between these Old Arch Nvalsll 130%01% mciv 1.01 co1 VAS-0Es1® 61999 Hy' et t, Wingham. 357-2 :02 Mrs, N. S. Annett (Galbraith) of 6683 Richmond Ave., Victdriac,• B.C. is seeking information About Mrs.. N ticja Birnje. or Bur- ney,: widow of the late John Galbraith: r Mrs. Antiett, states. that ...and Mrs. Galbraith residectin•Turilberi7 Township and raised a large family there. The • Writer enquires about date of her death; After Mr. Galbraith's death, the widow married a Mr. Birnie or Burney, If you have any information would you please pass it on to Mrs. Annett 'at her Victoria address. h Wi ngha= --an vice-president of association George Underwood of Wingham was elected vice-president of the Farm $Safety Association at the. FSA's 15th annual conference held recently in Toronto. Also elected to the five -member executive committee are: Renie Long of London, president; and Anton Wytenburg of Richmond, Allen Diefenbacher of Floradale, and Shirley Bechard of St. Thomas. Stocking policy stalls derby Continued from 1B wide approach to fish management and for a number of years now, the end of trout stocking in the Maitland River at Wingham's Howson Dam was imminent. "Perhaps, we continued to stock at Wingham longer than it was justified," Mr. Malhiot said. Although the Wingham. Optimist Club, currently has its fishing derby plans on hold, it is possible the event could be staged later irk the fishing season with contestants trying for the many species of "pan fish" which are known to be quite plentiful in,the regular derby area. Rock bass, sunfish and bluegills are the natural fish species adapted to live in the conditions which exist in the' Maitland River in the area of Howson Dam, Mr. Malhiot said. There is also the chance of taking a northern pike or rainbow trout from the river in some areas near Wingham: he added. Although the MIN program does allow for the stocking of ponds from which the domestic fish are not able to get into the waterways and mix with natural populations, the ministry will not be stocking any ponds in this area. However, Mr. Malhiot said the Maitland Valley .Conservation Authority plans to stock some of the ponds in its jurisdiction. I Further inforrriation on the fishing derby will be announced later by the � ©p1 i»ist 1 • i t �. a y `•ry 1,,'6 k i±(