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HomeMy WebLinkAboutWingham Advance-Times, 1977-11-30, Page 22� cm Page: 6^, -The Winghain Advance -Times, November 30, 1977 Notice of Public Hearing 0111110N0. blawisenber 17, 1977 ISSUE NO. 1 TORONTO. ONTARIO JANUARY 17, 1978, 9:00 A.M. tie Canadian Radio -television and Telecommunications Com- mission will hold a Public Hearing beginning on January 17, 1978 at the Holiday Inn, Armoury and Chestnut Streets, Toronto, Ontario to consider the following: TEEMED LTEE, FOSTER HEWITT BROADCASTING LTD., LEN BRAM- SON ENTERPRISES LTD. AND BEREX INVESTMENTS LTD. DOING BUSINESS UN13ER THE NAME OF HEWPEX SPORTS NETWORK, 2 CARLTON STREET, SUITE 1317, TORONTO, ONTARIO. M5B 1J3. Toronto, Londpn, Kitchener, Burlington, Sarnia, Peterborough, Kingston, Sault ate. Marie, Timmins, Cobourg, Elliot Lake, Blind River, Wawa, New Liskeard, Wingham, Espanola, .Barrie, North Bay, Collingwood, St. 'Catharines, .Huntsville,, Belleville, Brock- ville, Owen Sound, Orillia, Parry Sound and Oshawa, Optoria (771820800) Application for renewal of its broadcasting licence for an English language radio network expiring March 31, 1978 which will consist of CKFH Toronto, CFPL- London, CKKW Kitchener, CING-FM Burlington, CIC1D Sarnia, CHEX/CFMP-FM Peterborough, CKWS/CFMK-FM Kingston, CKCY Sault Ste. Marie, CKGB/ CFTI-FM Timmins, CHUC Cobourg, CKNR Elliot Lake, CJNR Blind River, CJWA Wawa, GTT New Liskeard, CKNX Wingham, •CKNS Espanola, CKBB Barrie, CKAT-FM North Bay, CKCB Collingwood, CKTB St. Catharines, CHUN Huntsville, CJBQ Belleville, CFJR Brockville, CFOS Owen Sound, CFOR Orillia, CFBQ Parry Sound and CKLB Oshawa, Ontario for the purpose of broadcasting the baseball games of the Toronto Blue Jays baseball dub. Locations where the application may be examined: CKFH, 1 Grenville Street, Toronto, Ontario. CFPL, 369 York Street, - London, Ontario. CKKW,. 864 King Street West, Kitchener, Ontario. CING-FM 4144 South Service Road, Burlington, Ontario. CKJD, • 546 Christina Street North, Sarnia,.Ontario. CHEX/CI=M'P-FM, 1925 Television Road, -- Peterborough, Ontario. CKWS/CFMK-FM, 170 Queen Street, Kingston, Ontario. -CKCY, 119 EdstStreet Sault Ste:. Marie, Ontario. CKGB/CFTI=FM, • 155 Pine Street South, ,• Timmins, Ontario. 213 Whitewood Avenue, New Liskeard, Ontario. CKNX, 215 Carling Terrace, , Wingham, Ontario. CKNX, _ 777 Statin Road, . Espanola, Ontario. CKB8, 129 Ferris Lane, Borrie, Ontario. CKAT-FM, 739 Main Street East, North Bay, Ontario. CKTB, 12 Yates Street, St. Catharines, Ontario. CHUN, 15 Main Street East, Huntsville, Ontario. CJBQ, 45 Bridge Street East, Belleville, Ontario. , CFJR, ` 601 Stewart Boulevard, Brockville, .Ontario. CHUC, Telephone Rood, • Cobourg, Ontario. CKNR, 15 Charles Walt, Elliot Lake, Ontario. CJNR, Lawton Street, Blind River, Ontario'. CJWA, 57 Broadway Avenue, Wawa, Ontario. CFOS, 270 lfinth Street East, Owen Sound, Ontario. CFOR, 241 West Street North, Orillia, Ontario, CFBQ, c/o CHUN, 15 Main Street East; Huntsville, Ontario. CKLB, 360 King Street West, Oshawa, Ontario. CKCB, City Hall, Collingwood, Ontario. GENERAL INFORMATION How to Intervene Anyone wishing to comment on an application must submit a written intervention which should contain a clear and concise statement of the relevant facts and the grounds upon which the intervener's support for, opposition to, or proposed modifica- tion of, the application is based. It should also state whether or not the intervener wishes to appear at the hearing. Deadline for receipt of Interventions: December 2*, 1977. To be sent by registered mail or personal delivery to Applicant and CRTC with proof of service. Examination of Applications At local address given in this notice and at the Commission, 100 Metcalfe Street, Room 1601, Ottawa, Ontario. Rules of -Procedure Further information is outlined in Rules of Protedure available for the sum of 35 cents from: The Publishing Centre, Printing Centre, Printing and Publishing, Department of Supply and Services, 270 Albert Street, Ottawa, Ontario. Information: Write to CRTC or phone 613-996-2294 or 995-6957. Lisa Ouirnet, Secretary General. CRTC - Public Notice 1977.137 14, Canadian Radio -television Conseil de la radlodifluslon and Telecommunications et des telecommunications Commission canadiennes 7. Bantam °A°s Lose two to Clint , n The Wingham Bantam "A" team travelled through the storm to Clinton Nov. 26 only to return with a 2-0 4oss. Sixteen penalties were handed out with 10 of them called against Wingham and the Wingham players found out they couldn't score goals sitting in the penalty box. Even after the game they were wondering what they had to do to get the puck past Clinton's goal - tender. He made a number of re- markable stops to rob the team of scoring chances. The much -improved Clinton team also beat the Bantams 4-1 last Thursday night. Clinton struck with three quick goals in the first period. In the second period PeteNoGoodall put Wing - ham on the scoreboard by getting a hard shot past Clinton's goalie; Daryl Holmes drew the assist. Clinton's number 5, Gibbings, scored his second goal of the night near the end of the second period giving Clinton a 4-1 lead. Neither team was able to score in the third period. Next home game is Thursday, Dec. 1, 1977 at 8 p.m. against Jay Heinbuck and the rest of the free - skating Mitchell team, See you then. Bridge rasa Yvonne McPherson and Om r Haselgrove took first place in weekly play of the Wingham Duplicate Bridge Club. Len George and Norma Parker came second, followed by Ruby and Carlyle Chapman.. GETS THE BALL ROLLING --Barry McArthur gets the ball rolling after carefully considering just where he wants it to go. YBC Bowling Scores BANTAMS Debra's Daisies lead this lea- gue with 33 points. Folling are Michele's Marigolds, 27; Kathy's Lilacs, 26; Audrey's Asters, 24;. Brenda's ,Bluebells, 20 and Trac- ey's Tulips with 15 points. Bowling over 125 were Kathy Taylor, 138; Tracey Day, 125; Debra Henry, 126; Murray Neth- ery, 149; and Jason Goodall, 128, 151. Kathy Taylor took the girls' high single and double with 138 and' 246 points. The boys' high single and double were taken by Jason Goodall with 151 and 279 points. JUNIORS In this league, the Corvettes lead with 31 points. The Stingrays are second with 28 points and the Camaros are third with 26.'' Following are The Blue Flames and the Firebirds, each with 22' points, and the Jaguars with 21 points. Bowling over 150 were: Sheri Walden, 198; Debbie Lee, 156; Julaine- Adams, 178; Kim McGregor, 154; Byron Thomp- son, 161, 185; Donald Casemore, 153; Bradley Shobbrook, 207; Gary Cook, 161; Michael Heard, 256; Robbie Willis, 174; Darrin Hickey, 150; Billy Gaunt, 154; Stephen Gaunt, 179, 179; Jeff Cameron, 150; and Rodney Jones, 187. The girls' 'high single and double were taken by Sheri Wald- en with. 198 and 308 points. Mich- ael Heard took the boys' high single and double with 256 and 390 points. Michael Heard received his 100 -pins -over -average bedge. His average is 138 and he bowled 256. SR. JUNIORS AND SENIORS The Bionic Bowlers have a big lead with 48 paints. Tying for se- cond place are Randy's:Runners, the Smokies and the Tarantulas, each with 37 points. Murray's Mugger follow with 27 points and • Kiss are Bringing , up the rear with' 24 points. , Bowling over '175 were Pam Gerrie, 186, 205,; Janet Storey, 206, 200; Connie Haugh, 185; Don- na Thompson, 178; Sheila Burke, 242, 217; Brenda Foxton, 194; Tom Foulon, 192, 196; , Murray deVos, 235; David Shaw, 182, 176; Randy Bain, 214, 183; Greg Star, ey,191, 210; Laverne Steffler, 179, 177; Brian Hoy, 190; Jeff Jack- son, 205; and Gary Adams, 182. Donna Thompson took the Sr. Juniors girls' high single and Solid- goaltending stops lion shooters Mitchell , Midgets downed the Wingham Lions 5-1 Monday night in Mitchell behind the solid goal- tending of Doug Chessel and Dave Fisher.. The Lions outshot Mitchell 25-22. but were robbed time after time by Fisher in the first two periods and then Chessel in the third. Mitchell led 2-0 after one period on goals by Brad Law and Steve Elliott. Dan Delozer made it; 3-0 midway through the second and Grant Gnay scored Wingham's lone goal from Dan Martin with 45 seconds Ieft in the middle period. Elliott with his second and then Sikes scored for Mitchell in the third to make the final score 5-1. The Lions were assessed nine minor penalties and' Mitchell ten in a very close checking game. Saturday the Lions dropped a 6-: 2 decision to Teeswater in an ex- hibition game, ',in Teeswater. • Archie MacDonald scored three goals while his linemates Frank Leaky and Mark Walters scored a goal each. Greg Inglis added • the other Teeswater goal. Tom Remington scored both Wingham goals. The Lions have a .home and home series coming up with the presently undefeated Seaforth Midgets. Sunday the'teams meet in Wingham at 3 p.m. and return to Seaforth Tuesday for a 9 p.m. game. • • HIGH SCORER—Darrell Zimmerman gets one strike after another when he bowls Wednesday afternoons. triple with 178 and 503 points. The Sr. Junior boys' high single and triple were taken by Murray deVos with 235 and 576 points. In the Sr. girls' division, Sheila Burke took the single and triple. with 242 and 590 points.' Jeff Jackson took the Sr. boys' high single and triple with 205 and 501 points.' 0 0-4 1 va tt Ir nmen down Wiarton 901 uring Weekend Jr game Wingham Ironmen added another win to their efforts this year as they easily beat the Wiar- ton Dynamos 9-1 Sunday night at Wingham. Wiarton opened the scoring at 16:45 of the first period. The rest of the period was rather slow with the Ironmen tying the score with 2:50 left in the period. Looking like a different team when they stepped back on the ice for the second period, the Iron - men starting out -hustling and out -skating the Dynamos. An un- assisted power play goal by Jim Blackwell at 17:57 put Wingham in the lead and within 3:30 Wing - ham had added three more goals: Wingham PeeWees win second game Wingham PeeWees won their second game of the young season by beating Mitchell 5-4 in the Wingham arena Nov. 24. Mitchell opened the scoring with a goal by Dan Graves. Wing - ham replied with a goal by Jeff Moore, assisted by Brett Camer- on, and then went ahead when some good stick -handling by Dave Montgomery resulted in another score. Montgomery scored again to give Wingham a two goal bulge before Tom Uniac found the net for Mitchell. Moore got his second goal of the evening with assists going to Cameron and Byron Thompson, then topped the evening off with his hat trick goal assisted by Cameron. This made the score 5-2 for Wingham. Mitchell came back to make the game very interesting, scor- ing two third period goals and hit- ting the post on another attempt. Dale Fisher picked. - up both . Mitchell goals. PeeWee home games are every. Thursday night at 6:30 p.m. Everyone is invited to come out and cheer, - Mike Montgomery assisted by Gord Kinahan; an unassisted goal by Ron Riley on a slapshot from the blueline that went right through the Wiarton goalie; and the last goal of the period by Kevin Carter assisted by Dave Keiffer. During this period there was some excellent penalty killing by the Ironmen and fine goaltending by Brian "Gator" Wall as Wing - ham had a total of 14 minutes of penalties called against them. Ironman Dale Whitfield cap- tured a hat trick for the night as he scored two powerplay goals one minute apart, Jim Blackwell and Bernie Haines assisting. Dave Keiffer, on a pass from Jay McLaurin, scored Wingham's eighth goal and a power play goal by Jim Blackwell with Bernie Haines setting him up ended the scoring in the game. STAR SELECTION: 1st Star, Dale Whitfield, Ironmen; 2nd Star, Jim Blackwell, Ironmen; 3rd Star, Ed Liverance, Dyna- mos. Coach George said he was pleased with the team's perfor- mance and felt the players had given a real TEAM effort. Dale Whitfield was wearing the No. 8 sweater (which Jim McGee usu- ally wears) and he took quite a ribbing as it is felt that the No. 3 must have something to it as the one wearing it has been scoring well and has obtained a star 'rating in the games. There may be bidding for that sweater from now on. Next week's game is with the Fergus Green Machine. Fergus and Wingham are fighting for that first place spot ' and Fergus has just a four point lead right now, but the Wingham team is ready to cut that lead. The Fer- gus-Wingham games this year have been pretty exciting hockey. Unfortunately the fan attendance hasn't been very good so far this year and the team ' may feel a little let down, especially when it has been playing fine hockey and working hard to be in second spot in the league. If the fan en- thusiasm were as good as the players, the Wingham arena would be packed every Sunday night. WINGHAM IRONMEN'JR. "D" STATISTICS UP TO AND INCLUDING NOV, 25/77 Player GP Jim McGee 4 Kevin Carter 5 Dale Whitfield 5 Gord Kinahan 4 Paul Inglis 4 Jim jilackwell 5 Bernie Haines 5 Ron Riley 5 Paul Gowing 5 Cam Cook 5 Dave Kieffer -Mike Montgomery Randy Alton Jay McLaurin Sandy Fitzgerald Kevin Hastie Larry Milosevic Totals , Goaltenders Hugh Nichol Brion Wall G A P PM 9 2 11 4 6 2 '8 2 2 6 8 . 0 3 4 7 0 1 6 7 2 3 4 7 2 2 5 7 0 .1 6 ' 7 10 2 3 5 2 1 4 5 6 2 2 4 0 0. 3 3 4 5 2 1 3 6 4 2 0 •2 0 3 1 0 1 4 4 0 1 1 0 2 0 0 0 2 37 49 86 44 . 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