HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1988-05-24, Page 190
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ATHLETES COMPETE AT WOSSA Track and field athletes from the F. E. Madill Secondary Sehogi
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Wingham won 16 medals at the recent WOS$A meet held at London. The winners compete at this
weekend's OFSSA regionals at Kitchener before heading to the OFSSA meet. (Madill Mirror Photo)
The winners of the Sunday Morn-
ing Sinners play were: gross, Don
Edgar; second, John Cullen; net,
Jeff Pollard; second, Mike Shubat
and hidden hole, Wayne Gordon.
Hilda Andrew had the fewest putts
in the Tuesday Ladies' play. Tee -off
time is 1:15 p.m. every Tuesday and
Thursday.
, Wednesday Night Business Girls'
Golf started last Wednesday and will
The annual business meeting will
be held at the club this Thursday
evening at 7 p.m. All members in
good standing are invited.
Thursday night
horseshoe play
• Bruce Ortlieb and Lorne Hamilton
topped last Thursday evening's
continue every week at 5:30 p.m.her_seah_o_e_.play at the Wingham_
ladies are welcome. " Sportsmen's Club with five-vvins, -
Friday Night Mixed will tee off at Second place went to Leon Russell
6p.m. and Don Saunders with four wins
and a plus of 33. Syd Lawson and
Vince McInnes were third with three
wins and a pits of 55.
Fourth -place finishers were Jack
Higgins andsNorm Elliott, two wins
and a plus of 58, while Keith Moffatt
Games at the ball parks this week spot, one win and a plus of 115. Ivan
are: • Rivett and Bill Tiffin rounded out the
Tues., May 24, Josephine Street, 9 scoring in sixth with no .wins and a
p.m., Midget boys game; Riverside plus of 85.
Park, 7 p.m, Squirt girls vs.
Seaforth; Optimist Park, 7 p.m,,
Mite girls vs. Wroxeter;
Wed., May 25, Riverside Park,
industrial slow pitch, 7 p.m., Hot
Wires vs. Lumber Kings and 9 p.m.,
Smokies vs. Royals; Opthnist Park,
7 p.m., Mite girls vs. Blyth
nag. „-May 26,-Jiistiehine Street,
7 p.m., Squirt boys vs. F'ordwich and
9 p.m., Bantam boys vs. Blyth;
Optimist Park, 7 p.m., Mite boys vs.
Walton;
Mon., May 30, Riverside Park,
industrial slow pitch, 7 p.m.,
Businessmen vs. Lurnber Kings and
9 p.m. Gems vs. Hot Wires and
Optimist Park, 7 p.m., Mite boys vs.
Listowel.
Roller skating will be held next
Wednesday, June 1, from 6:30 to 8:30
p.m. All ages are welcome!
Please note: there will be no roller
skating this Wednesday evening due
to the Air Cadet. Inspection at the
arena.
Recreation Report
BY RENNIE ALEXANDER
Rec. Director
CONESTOGA GRAD
Hank and Ada Haasnoot are pro-
ud to announce the graduation of
their daughter Andrea from
Conestoga—Callege.' of Applted
Arts- an-d-Tethriblogy
ma in recreational leadership.'
She attended Grey Central;
School and Listowel District Sec-
ondary School and is presently
employed .by the Canadian Na-
tional Institute for the Blind ano
Kitchener-Waterldo - Rehabilita-
and Bob Gavreluk wound up in fifth tion Services.
en tables
a egion party
Sixteen tables were in play at the
Wingham Legion Hall on Monday
Night. Mad Coultes was the high
lady and also chalked up eight Ione
hands during the evening. High man
was Winrde Johnston, playing as a
man. Mary Hehn had a good
evening, too, taking the prize for the
most lone hands.
Happy Gang
members hold
June meeting
The Wingham senior citizens'
Happy Gang met in the Armouries
building recently with a good at-
tendance.
The meeting opened with "0
Canada". It was announced a flower
show will be held June 11 in the
Armouries. An invitation was
received from the Lucknow group
for a tea dance yesterday, May 23.
Wingham Access -Awareness Day
-is scheduled for Monday, May 30, at
the Wingham Armouries. A film
entitled "It's a New Day" will be
shown.
Tice Happy Gang is invited to
Huronview June 15 for a dinner at
noon and a program.
The Elderobic Moonwalk for
National Fitness Week is scheduled
for May 24 and 25. The next meeting
is June 10 at 12 noon with a picnic at
the park.
A social tea time was followed by
cards.
FREE HOSPITAL BED
In 1908, it was announced on the
front page of The Wingham Times
that, through the generosity of a
number of the townspeople, a free
bed was being established in the
VVingham hospital for the use of
Prizes for low scores went to patients who are not in a position to
Audrey Vath and Kay Rich (tied) pay. The cost of maintaining the bed
and Jean Tiffin, who was playing a is estimated at $200 per year and,
man's card. Draw prizes were while this amount has not yet been
awarded to 1Catie McCormick, Ruth subscribed, sufficient money will be
King. Ethel mils, Betty Hurley, forthcoming to ensure the success of
Ruby Hanna, Marg McVittie and the project. If sufficient funds can be
Emma Sturdy. raised a second free bed will be
This is the last party of the season. placed In the hospital.
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Wednesday, May 25 to. Tuesday, Min 1988
Open Meeting, Speaker -Rosemary Dudley from
"Migraine Foundation Causes and Control, 8 pm.,
Nursing Assistants School, Wingham and District
Hospital.
Board of Governors, Wingham and District, flospi-
tal, Hospital Board Room, 8 p.m.
Air Cadet Squadron 543, Annual Inspection, 7 p.m.,
Lockridge Memorial Arena.
Wingham and Area Recreation Master Plan Meet-
ing, Wingham Armouries, 8 p.m. Come out and plan
for your future.
Book Sale, proceeds to Blyth Festival, 9 a.m. to 5
p.m., Blyth Memorial Hall. Book sale, bake sale and
refreshments.
Wingham United Church Flower Sunday Service, 11
a.m. Open House 2 to 4 p.m. Refreshments. Every-
one welcome.
30th Anniversary Service, Calvin -Brick •United
Church, Concession 10, East Wawanosh, 11 a.m.
Guest speaker - Rev. Robt. Watt. All visitors
welcome.
1Woir„.Sale„Blyth_Memoriai Hall,42-nonn to-4-rne--
ed. May 25
Thtus, May 26
Sat. May 28
Sun. May 29
Tues. May 31 Cold Plate Supper, McIntosh United Church, 4:30 to
7:30 p.m. Everyone welcome.
East Wawanosh Township Council, 7:30 p.m.,
Township Shed.
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