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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1995-03-22, Page 8THE W1!YOHOMNWAMC2'rlNE CIBC d raw...The Murray Mckague foursome won the CIBC draw of the Wingham Men's bonspiel held Saturday with three wins and 50.75 points. Members of the rink Included skip McKague, third Calvin Ruttan, second Niel Edgar, and lead Bob McKague. Tolton Motors d raw,. ,The Ron Knight four- some took top honors in the Tolton Motors draw of the Wing - ham Men's bonspiel on Saturday with three wins and 49.5 points. Members of -the rink inlcuded skip Knight, third Don Edgar, second Wayne Phibbs, and lead Ray Walker. Tryouts for summer hockey begin next week in Durham Try -outs begin Manch 31 and run to April 17 for the Saugeen City Platers AAA hockey teams. The program will run from the end of the tryouts to June 24 or longer if the team wishes to com- pete further. All home ice up to June 22 will be at the Durham Arena, with each team getting one mid -week time and weekend times for exhibition games are available, when not in tournaments. The teams will par- ticipate in four to five tourna- ments, in areas around Toronto, Sarnia, Windsor, Lindsay, and Guelph. The registration fee will supply the participants with full accident and liability insurance coverage,. team uniforms — including home and away sweaters and socks, team sportswear, all home ice costs and entry into the tourna- ment. The first team to hold tryouts is the minor pee wees, which will be. on the ice at 6 p.m. on March 31. The first tryouts for the minor novices will be at 9 a.m. on April 2. The first tryouts for the major pee wees' is at 10:30 a.m. on April 2. The first tryouts for the major novices is at 12:30 p.m. on April 2. The first tryouts for the minor atoms is at 5 p.m. on April 2 and the first tryouts for the minor ban- tams is 6 p.m. on April 2. The first tryouts for the major atoms is April 6 at 6 p.m. and the first tryouts for the major bantams. is April 6 at 8 p.m. .1.995 coaches Laurie Skinner from Walkerton is the minor novice coach this year. This is Skinner's first year with the Platers program, but he has several years experience coaching at the minor hockey lev- el. Tom Schellenberger of Mount Forest is the major novice coach. This is Schellenberger's second year with the Platers''. program, coaching at the minor pee wee lev- el last year. He has many year's experience as a player and has coached at all levels of minor hockey. Bill Buckton of Port Elgin is the coach for the minor atom team. This is Buckton's third year with Three Lancers on top Three members of the Lucknow Lancers finished the 1994-95 regu- lar season in the top 10 of the WOAA Senior 'B' Hockey League individual scoring race. . Brad Priestap concluded the season in third place with 24 goals and 34 assists for 58 points. Chris Irwin was fourth with a 23-30-S-3 total. Sean Burton of the Ripley Wolves won the Senior 'B' scoring BELGRAVE SHOOT On Friday, March 10, there was a shoot party at the Belgrave Com- munity Centre. The high lady was Aileen Leddy and Nell Johnston • was second high. Mary Taylor had the most shoots and Cora Clayton was low. Ab Cook was the ,high man and Marj Coultes, playing as a man, was second high. Stuart Chamney had the most shoots and Lorne Ja- mieson was low man. Lucky draw winners were Doris Michie, Stanley Black, Agnes Bie- man and Kay Rich. The next shoot party is this Friday, March 24, start- ing at 1:30 p.m. Everyone wel- come. WHITECHURCH EUCHRE The Whitechurch village card party was held on March 13 at the . home of Mr. and Mrs. Terry Will- son in Wingham. There were three tables in play. The high lady was Vera Falconer and Agnes Farrier was second high. Elmer Sleightholm as high man and John McKinnon was second high. The next one is March 27 at 8 p.m. at the home of Norma Rintoul. BELGRAVE EUCHRE Last Wednesday, March 15, at the Women's Institute Hall, euchre winners were as follows: high lady, Jean Pattison; lone hands, Freda Scott; novelty, Nell. Johnston; low lady, June Jacklin;' high man, Har- vey Edgar; lone hands, Gord Bos- man; novelty, Freda Johnston and low man, Kay Rich, both playing as men. The next euchre is tonight, Wednesday, starting at 8 o'clock. title with 36 goals and 39 assists for 75 points. Brent Armstrong was runner-up with 27 goals and 39 assists for 66 points. Russell Sutton was the third member of the Lancers to finish in the top 10, placing ninth with sev- en goals and 29 assists for 36 points. Brad Murray was fourth in Lucknow team scoring with18 goals and• nine assists for 27 points: Fifth in 'the team scoring was Dale Priestap with eight goals and 18 assists for 26 points. Dan Schiestel, Dave Riley, and Ted Fischer topped the Teeswater Falcons individual scoring witjt 20 points each. Schiestel had 10 goals and 10 assists in 15 games, while Riley had 11 goals and nine assists in 21 games, and Fischer had sev- en goals and 13 assists in 21 games. 7 Mike Lang had seven goals and six assists for 13 points while Shawn Fischer and Doug Ireland each had four goals and seven as- sists for 11 points. Sutton amassed the third highest penalty minute total in the Senior 'B' league with 102 minutes. He was tied with Scott Girdler of the Mildmay Monarchs. Stan Kikkert was sixth in the league with 92 minutes. Kevin Cornelius of Grand Valley Tornadostopped the parade to the penalty box with 116 minutes. Jeff Franks of the Dun- dalk Flyers was second with 112 minutes. Ken Turner of Dundalk was fifth in penalty parade with 97 minutes. Goaltenders Chris Fryfogle and Dean Lindsay of Lucknow com- bined for a 3.60 team goals against average. ,Fryfogle posted a 3.40 average in 13 games while Lind- say had a 3.76 average in 10 games played. The Falcons trio of goaltenders — Andrew Gibson, Greg Mac- Pherson, and Mark Dawson — recordtl a 7,13 goals against av- erage. Matt McLeod and Kevin Taylor of league -leading Ripley Wolves recorded the best goals against av- erage at 2.47, Senior 'A' Joe Scherer of the Tavistock Royals skated away with the Sen- ior 'A' scoring race with 35 goals and 37 assists for 72 points. He held a 19 -point margin over Jason Castellan of the Elora Rocksand teammate Greg Snyder, each col- lecting 53 points. Tim Fritz was top point getter. for the Brussels Crusaders as he collected 14 'goals and 20 assists for 34 points. Tom McDonald was second with 12 goals and 21 as- sists for 33 points. Dave Murray and Ron Strome each had 13 goals and 16 assists for 29 points. Corey McKee was fifth on the team with 11 goals and 15 assists for 26 points. Gregg Murray only played five games for the Crusaders, but managed eight goals and 17 assists for 25 points. Shawn Millican of the Shel- burne Muskies was the most pen- alized player in the Senior 'A' League with 165 minutes. Jeff Neil of Durham Thundercats was second with 145 minutes, and Keith Davis of Shelburne was third with 143 minutes. The Durham Thundercats had recorded the best goals against av- erage of 2.56. The Brussels trio of Pat Cronin, Derek Cooper and Trevor Fortune combined for a goals against average of 5.17. Platers' program, coaching the ma- jor novices last year and an assist- ant ssistant coach with the minor novices in 1993. He has an extensive hock- ey background in playing, coach- ing and running hockey schools. He may be remembered as part of the Owen Sound Junior B's fa- mous 'B' line. Bill Raynard of Clifford is the coach for the major atoms. This is his fourth year with the Platers' program, coaching at the minor atom level and spent 1992 and 1993 as an assistant coach. Bay- nard has many years of coaching experience for Clifford minor hockey. Dan Elvidge of Durham is the coach. of the minor pee wees. This will be his ninth year of summer hockey, having spent six years as an assistant coach and two years as a coach. Elvidge also has 17 years coaching experience in the Durham minor hockey system and has worked in junior hockey for the past two years. He has also been the program's co-director for the past five years. Kenton Ehgoetz of Kincardine.. is the coach of the major pee wee, team. This will be his first year with the Platers program, but has several years experience in •1Kin-. cardine minor hockey. Daye Quinn of Ripley is the coach for the minor bantams. This is Quinn's third year with the Plat- ers' program, coaching the major pee wees last year and the major atoms in 1992. He has many years experience at all levels of minor hockey. Deer hunt results The Wingham Area Office of the Ministry of Natural Resources (MNR) has released the results of the controlled deer hunts in Wild- life Management Units (WMU).85 (Huron County and Minto Town- ship) and WMU 86 (Perth County). The results' are .based results from the mandatory reports re- turned by hunters who participated in the shotgun hunts from Nov. to 11 in WMU '85 and from Dec. 5 to 9 in WMU 86. The results do not include those deer harvested by archers. In WMU 85, there were 2,337 controlled deer hunt tags issued with a harvest resulting in 916 deer. This translates into a 39 per cent rate. There were 749 tags issued in WMU 86 with a harvest 265 deer or a 35 per cent success rate. ' Mike Malhiot, area biologist stated that both counties are 'sup- porting a healthy number of deer. A controlled hunt is a useful tool in maintaining a stable deer herd while attempting to balance con- cerns about crop damage and vehi- cle collisions. Although forest cover in Perth County is quite low — about nine per cent of the land area — the county still supports a population in the neighborhood of 2,500 deer. In Huron County where forest cover is significantly greater — 17 per cent of the land area — the deer population is esti- mated to be about 9,000 animals. People who purchased outdoor cards in the 1993 season should make sure that all information on their card is correct. Those cards will expire at the end of this year, and it is important that the out- doors card centre has, your current mailing address. People wishing to inform the centre of their address change or other changes can call 1-800-387-7011. Jim Bridges of Stratford is the major bantam coach. This is his third year with the Platers' pro- gram, coaching the minor bantam and major pee wees the past two years. Bridges has many years ex- perience at all levels of coaching. Anyone interested in midget summer hockey for more informa- tion about the program, feel free tb call tete Saugeen City Platers at 1- 519-369-6196 and ask for Dan or Shelley. Notaiviumicitams5 Lunch is READY! Daily Luncheon Specials Homemade Soups Come out for lunch & bring a friend. Wingham Golf Curlsn Club 1st Concession So th of Wingham, EoffHwy#4 357-2179 649r�. PUBLIC NOTICE rl Public Notice CRTC 1995-41. The CRTC has received the following applications: 4. BRUSSELS, Ont Application (942115700) by WARD CABLE T.V. LTD. to change the authorized service area of the cable undertaking serving Brussels; by adding the communities of Walton and Brodhagen, located southeast of Brussels, for a potential of 132 additional households. EXAMINATION OF APPLICATION: 123 Ontario St., Dublin, Ont. The complete text of this application is availabla.through the Public Examination Room of the CRTC, Central JBuiidlng, Les Terrasses de la Chaudiere, 1 Promenade du Portage, Room 201, Hull, Que. J8X .481, (819) 997-2429; and through the CRTC office in Toronto: Standard Life Centre, Suite 820, 121 King St. W., Toronto, Ont. M5H 3T9 (416) 954.6273. Written interventions must be filed with the Secretary General, CRTC, Ottawa, Ont. K1A ON2, with proof that a copy has been served' on the applicant on or before 11 April 1995, For more information on the intervention process, you may call' CRTC Public Affairs in Hull at (819) 997-0313,•Fax (819) 994-0218, TDD (819) 994-0423. 1441 Canadian Radio -television and Conseil de la radiodittusion et des Telecommunications Commission telecommunications canadiennes Ontario Realty Corporation Supplier Registry System (SRS) The Ontario Realty Corporation (ORC) is a crown corporation of the Ontario Government with responsibilities including the provision of Property management services for a large number of Province of Ontario owned and leased buildings. These services include construction, operation & maintenance, alterations and repairs. A province -wide network of regions and facility management units is responsible for contracting out many of these property management services. This process created opportunities for business throughout the province. A newly -developed computerized supplier roster system, referred to as the Supplier Registry System ("SRS"), enhances the contracting process by randomly selecting suppliers to competitively bid on the provision of services valued up to $100,000. ORC maintains Its practice of publicly tendering all contracts' valued over $100,000 and reserves thd right to call public tenders for contracts under $100,000. ORC invites interested suppliers to participate in these opportunities by registering for the SRS. Registration forms may be obtained by contacting the regional office listed below. To register, submit a completed registration form to the local office identified on the registration form. Suppliers may register for the SRS at any time. REGIONAL OFFICE: SOUTHWESTERN REGION (519)452-4322 CAr37-&3 PUBLIC NOTICE.' Carladd Public Notice CRTC 1995-42. • The CRTC has received applications from the following television undertakings to amend their licence by adding a condition of licence allowing the airing of infomercials during the broadcast day, in accordance. with the criteria contained in Public .Notice CRTC 1994-139 dated 7.November 1994: 1. Toronto, Ottawa, London, Wingham and Wheatley, Ont. Applications (950216200, 950217000,950218800, 950219600, 9502220400) by 88S ONTARIO INCORPORATED Box 9, Toronto, Ont, M4A 2M9. EXAMINATION OF APPLICATIONS: (CFTO-TV)-9 Channel Nine Court, Scarborough, Ont.; (CJOH-TV) -1500 Merivale Rd., Ottawa, Ont.; (CFPL-TV) -1 Communications Rd., London, Ont.; (CKNX-TV) -215 Carling Terrace, Wingham, Ont. and (CHWI TV) -75 Riverside Dr. E., Windsor, Ont. The complete text of this application is available through the Public Examination Room of the CRTC, Central Building, Les Terrasses de la Chaudiere, 1 Promenade du Portage, Room 201, Hull, Que. J8X 461, (819) 997-2429; and through the CRTC office in Toronto: Standard Life Centre, Suite 820, 121 King St W., Toronto, Ont. M5H 379 (416) 954-6273. Written interventions must be filed with the Secretary General, CRTC, Ottawa, Ont. K1A ON2, with proof that a copy has-been served on the applicant on or before 18 April 1995. For more information on the intervention process, you may call CRTC Public Affairs in Hull at (819) 997-0313, Fax (819) 994-0218, TDD (819) 994-0423. , ® ® Canadian Radio -television and Conseil dela retllodiflusion et des Telecommunications Commission telecommunications canadiennes FIFTH ANNUAL Local dealers present a fine selection of... • Hardtop Tent Trailers • Travel Trailers • Fifth Wheel Trailer a • Park Models • Camper Vans • Tow Vehicles • Campground Displays . MARCH 23rd to 26th Stratford Fairgrounds Coliseum Stratford, Ontario- (Hwy. 8 W., North on John St.) SHOW HOURS Thursday Noon - 9 pm, Friday & Saturday 9 am - 9 pm Sunday noon - 6 pm FREE PARKING -DOOR PRIZES -ADMISSION E3 / +�&SENIOeJUNIOR KINDERGARTEN 041 REGISTRATION At Wingham Public School for children born in 1990 and 1991 Monday, April 3, 1995 at the school by appointment 357 - 3270 Marie Parsons, Princip Town of Wingham Mayor's Proclamation WHEREAS Cancer is recognized as a most serious disease that affects, in some way, every familyin our community; AND WHEREAS the Canadian Cancer Society, through donations, strives to provide education to prevent its development, service to those , affected and funding to ccfnquer this, dreaded disease; AND WHEREAS the month of April has been recognized as Cancer Month in Canada; NOW THEREFORE I proclaim "April is Cancer Month" within the Town of Wingham, and; I further urge all citizens to co-operate in the Local Cancer Society's Fund Raising Campaign and all civic, social and fraternal organizations and business establishments to give this campaign their greatest possible support. Donald G. Carter Mayor, Town of Wingham.