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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1976-05-06, Page 16D P 0 Page 6—The Wingham Advance -'limes, '!Lura., May 6, IV6 n F Fastball Awarenessgroup back contracts councils- • } in town i Lettllrs have been sent to all the Althayh Ie, definite decision muelfiipal founcils in Huron has been reached, the Huron r mediate Wingham will have an inter. (louoty, utrging them to consider group hopes to announce the V{, mediate Fastball team this year. file needs of the physically handi- adoption of a formal status and 14 � � �1 It is the first in about five years, capped in their future planning. name in the near tuture. It *10 1• and team Coach Doug Neil is sure The group responsible for these Anyone ltequirirV information i0 it will be a contender. "We held letters is trying to promote on the construction or renovation after frst irst, and tic had 29 e on Sunday ba 1 awareness of the problems of the of a house for tirheelchair oc handicapped. It received an cupancy may contact Ralph and : players show up. We can't sign acknowledgement from the Pat Watson at Box 68, Brussels; t them all of course, but I'm sure Goderich town council of the phone 887486. we're going to come up with a receipt of a brief regarding Other numbers to call for in- K. - �; � ' � ball club that will be compei- pedestrian curb ramps. formation of the group's ac- - •� o ti f '.>� tive." At last week's meeting of the tivities are I: n' Townshend, = The team will be sponsored by Huron group, a field trip was Goderich Tov►sship, 462-3357; Bob Foxton's BP, and will be planned to inspect the curb Bert Sootberan, Chetan, 482-7671; known as the "Foxton B.P. Inter - ramps installed in the Kincardine or Mary Howell, Goderich, 524- mediates". Team uniforms in the sidewalks. In addition, two mem- SM. BP colors of yellow and green are bers were appointed to gather on order, and will be issued to data on the building standards for team members before the first the handicapped. league game. The main topic, however, con- "We don't know just yet what cerned the formalization of the the exact league will be, but it group's status. The merits of Illuevale KREGAR S CLOWNS received awards for being named play-off champs of the Sunday looks like Port ,Elgin, Tara, remaining independent were Night Bowling League at the Legion Hall Saturday evening. They are, back row: Bill Walkerton, Chepstowe, Mount weighed against the benefits of Wall, Frank Heard and Wayne Kregar. Front row: Linda Wall, Betty Heard and Jackie Forest, and Wingham are all affiliating with a larger group. To The last euchre of the season Kregar. ready to enter," said the coach. obtain more information about was held in the community hall Team Manager Ted Ahara be - other associations, the group in- on Thursday evening. Mr. and lieves this will be a real tough vited Jim Hunsberger, a member Mrs. Murray MacFarlane and league, and that Wingham ball of ALPHA London (Action Mr. and Mrs. Carl Frieburger YB C Bowling fans will have a real treat. League of Physically Handi- were conveners. Those winning Recreation Report The team executive held its capped Adults), to attend a meet- P w' eliih lady, Doris This was the fifth year of YBC first meeting Thursday evening ing on Thursday April 29 at 8 p.m. Adams; low lady, Alice Elliott; bowling. Following is the list of and Al Harrison was chosen in the Holmesville Public School high Man, Stanley Moffatt; low winners: president. Secretary is Jim Library. Everyone is welcome. man, Wes Underwood; lucky SEASON CHAMPS: draw, Hugh Campbell. A delic- Bantams: Kangaroos, Sheri POOL season With that in mind anyone Ward, and treasurer, Gary such as equipment manager, apd Reavie. Team statistician is Jay bat boy, are yet to be filled. MacLaurin; gate, administrator It is hoped that league action will be Nelson Armstrong; public will begin by late May. Team - relations and promotion officer is outs and practices will be d Jim Swan. Some team positions, through the coming week. WARD & UPTIGROVE Listo+nt¢4 (519)291-3040 CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS ` VANASTRA CLINTON AIR VANASTRA O% BASE 482--9667 ARENA POWER SKATING SCHOOL SPRING SESSION MAY 17 - JUNE 10, 1976 Two Sessions Per Week For Four Weeks FEE $16.00 REGISTRATION DAY - SAT., MAY 15 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. Contact in Writing: Mr. Rick Pettit 202 Keays Street Goderich, Ontario OR BY PHONE AFTER 4 P.M. - 482-9667 Session limited to Avoid Overcrowding ious lunch was served by the Walden, Donald Casemore, Think Pool!! l .. Is this the kind caught vandalising the arena will SUTTON PARK I N N ladies. Debbie Hoy, Lisa Sallows, DaJRi weather to think pool? Well wea be severely punished depending • Mrs. Jim Smart and Crystal of Scott; Juniors: Chiclets, Brian Saskatoon, is s ding a month must be optimistic. Although we on the charge. First offence will Brownie Corner P� Hoy, Jo Anne Henry, Randy have already had some summer carry two weeks' ban from all Kincardine Ontario with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bain, Bonnie. Thompson, John weather we hope there is more of activities; second offence the ' Some Brownies practised Jack Glousher. Leedham; Sr. Juniors: Submar- that warm weather to come. In cooling off period will last one Tops in Entertainment and Dining ball -throwing and played games Mr. and Mrs. Larry Elliott ines, John May, Debbie Merkley, thinking pool the staff for this month. The third will be a full f'" while others discussed laundry spent Sunday vi* Mr. and Mrs. David Nesbitt, Michele Foxton, year has only two new faces from year from all activities not just For Your Enio ment symbols. The Brownies then Joe Walker *WI family. Barry Haugh; Seniors: Clue Klux last year. Carl Lee has been the activity which happens to be learned part of the manual alpha- Mr. and Mrs. Mie Casemore Clan, Pam Gerrie, Robert Whar posted to pool co-ordinator Now Appearing This Week: bet. , spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. ton, Brghda Foxton, Jeff p p taking place at the time of the PP 9 Those interested in a t- Jack Glaisher. moving up to fill Jim Graham's incident. RUFUS ROAD MACHINE -Bock by popular demand -Recording Artists Pe MacLaurin, Kevin Gibson., shoes. The others on the instruc- ROLLER SKATING keeper's badge were told the iw Miss Barban Grfatas w is at- HIGH AVERAGES: tional staff include Marlene May 10 - 15 CHARITY BROWN - T.V. & Recording Artist formation the need to receive tending the Marvel Hairdressing Keep an eye and ear peeled for Y ng ng Bantams: Julain Adams 142, Foxton, Tini Jorritsma, and start of roller skating. We have this badge. School in Landon. Byron Thompson 133; Juniors: Mark Tiffin from last year and some patching on the floor to do. MONDAY TO WEDNESDAY — $1 Cover Charge Valarie Ricker and Stephanie Sympathy of the community is Lynda Wittig 129, Stephen Gaunt Ansley Currie and Janice Rae But our intentions are to start on THURSDAY TO SATURDAY - $2 Cover Charge Gaunt received their Golden extended to Mr. and Mrs. Keith 142; Sr. Juniors: Kerry Thomp Bars. Michelle Hooftman re- Moffatt and on the >t who moved out of the cashiers' Friday, May 7. Prices are down f ft Pawing son 163, David Nesbitt 169; S ectal Sunda Smor asbord or Mother's Ua ceived her Writer's Badge. of Mrs. Moffa#'s mother, Mrs. Senior: Nancy King 187, Jay positions tructors.�New to the cashiers' rental 35 cents totssion e cents cens p y g f " y' During pow -pow, the girls dis- Ruth Jamison of Port Elgin. MacLaurin 201. From 4 to 8 p. m. every Sunday Maxi-Smorg cussed Cookie Day. Cookies will - Rev. S. I�eDomM of Londes- HIGH DOUBLE: positions will be Brian Reid and Anyone coming in must pay 40 be,sold after May 4. 'Please sup- boro was minister at tllue Bluevale Bantams: Shelly Tolton 286, Joanne Wood who are not exactly cents. strangers tthe pool. have port this worthwhile project as United Church on Sunth fortunate in thday. Denis Adams 340; Juniors: the proceeds are used for the Debra Wittig 363, John Leedham been very e past few years in having a staff guiding movement. 378; Sr. Juniors: Jo -Marie Mc- Cormick 401, Greg Storey 412. fully qualified instructors. This s • TRIPLES: year looks the same again. Five tAles Seniors: Brenda Foxton 663, Through our training scheme we "NEW" BINGO have encouraged young people to MONDAY, 8.30 P.M. Rick MacLennan 667. take as much as they Ldn get in • o� ea�� HIGH SINGLES: their swimming training. One MAY 10, 1976 Bantams: Debbie Hoy 178, staff meeting has shown us that D 'd Sc tt 196 J ' P I IoNvto o1 VANASTRA d at 6e grave av1 o umors. am Reid 176, Tim Stainton 233; Sr. we have an enthusiastic staff ready to tackle the serious job of RECREATION CENTRE Foxton, Rick MacLennan, Janet Juniors: Susan Bain 182, Reuben JACKPOT - $260.00 BELGRAVE — Mrs. Ella Jacklin 278; Senior: Pam Gerrie maintaining the high calibre of pool activities that the Wingham on 55 calls Johnston and Lawrence Taylor 293, Jeff MacLaurin 302, Jamie Pool has put out since opening in with a consolation prize of $25.00 were the holden of high scores Smith 283. 1968. If not won, Jackpot grows by S 1 u. when the regular euchre party PLAY-OFF CHAMPS: BALL and number of calls Increases by one, each week. was held in theeommunityeentre Bantams: Parrots; Susan A number of teams are plan - - est Wednesday evening. Five Bridge, Robbie Willis, Debbie ning to play ball this summer. - 1 S R/OY/AR OAMI• AT 10,-- 11ACH tables were in play. Scott, Michael Heard, Audrey There is the slow pitch league 3 SNARE-TW-WiAITN OAMft Prizes for low scores went to Baxter; Juniors: Doublemints, plus Brophy's slow pitch team, ADMISSION fl 00 -INCLUDES HIGH SINGLE: Steven An er L nda Witti lawn ONE FREE CARD. Additional Mrs. Victor Youn`blut an g Y g, the Foxton BP fastball team, Charles Nicholson. Novelty Terry Hoy, Lois Pennington, girls' softball and boys' baseball cards 25c each or 6 for $1.00 prizes were awarded to Mrs. Phillip Rintoul; Sr. Juniors: Big and T -ball teams. It looks like a „� Clarence Hanna said Mrs, Law- Macs, Robbie Grove, Linda busy summer. However,, with all ""' of ••• °' °"" rence Taylor (playlstg as a man). Henderson, Gr Store Susan • � Y' these teams and limited space to Bain, Randy Greenaway; practise it is becoming a battle- PtCHARFI ATTFNA(P!,Ji,H THUNDER IIID-wAs OKY A PAACTIO Rte. THIS 19 THE REAL IM.w,p1a pd.,- mv1,WxY .M LIKE FATHER LIKF. SON BIG JIM -► MITCHUM �HOWTIVIV GEAR -GRINDING. �. • TIRE SCREAMING. r - n1 �F , "MOONRUNNERS` urtf rrrcMtllM � •.••. •. •,. ..•_........r ..,...... waioN JCNNMgB fie story Bull hRI11illil fmftd UN-. � - �„ , p 0 CHRIS BECK with 297 and Bill Wall with 286 received awards for high single Saturday eveninq when a banquet was held at the Legion Hall for the Sunday Night Bowling Leaque 0 3. Check to see that the bag is mounted behind the mower for easy maneuverability in tight Spots. 4. Make Sure it can douhle as a small garden tractor. For arrating, hauling, fertilizing and light dozing. l . Make sure it y. i has VaCUutll i action. To clean your lawn as 0.. it mows. 2. Check for an optional h-hushel grass bag that needs emptying less ()ftcn. 5. Now, if it has everything we've mentioned so far, hLIV it. It's a Snapper. 'r I- All Snapper mowers mert A N.S.I. Safety Specifications McGEE AUTO ELECTRIC "SALES BACKED BY SERVICE" WINGHAM PHONE 357-1416 Seniors: Anonymous, Rhonda neck at the local diamond. It is Foxton, Rick MacLennan, Janet important that all coaches con- � � A` tis $1�T�,� R17_� Storey, Tom Remington, Nancy tact the recreation departmentlo 3 •book the diamond for practising caU ' HIGH DOUBLE: Bantams: Debbie Hoy 325, and for game times.- We will be putting the diamond fIOR for Juniors: Steven Anger 332; Sr. Juniors: Richard Daugherty, into shape this week if the weather agrees with us, nt' r1� D1tI�VE-IH.TNEATR Barry Haugh 356. SPORT REGISTRATIONS HIGH TRIPLE: A brochure of sport registra- , / •�• Seniors: Stephen Burke 648. tion forms will be distributed this 1_ YOU'VE+ HIGH SINGLE: week to the schools. It is im r �s1 �t,cti SEEN Bantams: Bradley Shobbrook tent that these are completed and ti ,c s THE DUKE 169; Juniors: Allan Jackson 185; Sr. Juniors: Ken Thompson 207; returned to the recreation office by the deadline date indicated on ACTION Seniors: Spencer Burley 279. the form. On final registration WAO H _ MOST IMPROVED: teams will be forrned and get the HIM B Bantams: Denis Adam, up 26 season. started.- , LOSE HIS (� �\ points; Juniors: Stephen Burke, up 27; Sr. Juniors: Susan Bain, ARENA'VANDALISM TEMPER up 25; Seniors: Jay MacLaurin, in last week's column we men up 25; Coaches this year were Mrs. Burke, Mrs. Schiestal, Mrs. tioned the damage created byvandalism at the arena. It totals J11f1AiT :� King. over E600 during the winter PtCHARFI ATTFNA(P!,Ji,H THUNDER IIID-wAs OKY A PAACTIO Rte. THIS 19 THE REAL IM.w,p1a pd.,- mv1,WxY .M LIKE FATHER LIKF. SON BIG JIM -► MITCHUM �HOWTIVIV GEAR -GRINDING. �. • TIRE SCREAMING. r - n1 �F , "MOONRUNNERS` urtf rrrcMtllM � •.••. •. •,. ..•_........r ..,...... waioN JCNNMgB fie story Bull hRI11illil fmftd UN-. � - �„ , p 0 CHRIS BECK with 297 and Bill Wall with 286 received awards for high single Saturday eveninq when a banquet was held at the Legion Hall for the Sunday Night Bowling Leaque 0 3. Check to see that the bag is mounted behind the mower for easy maneuverability in tight Spots. 4. Make Sure it can douhle as a small garden tractor. For arrating, hauling, fertilizing and light dozing. l . Make sure it y. i has VaCUutll i action. To clean your lawn as 0.. it mows. 2. Check for an optional h-hushel grass bag that needs emptying less ()ftcn. 5. Now, if it has everything we've mentioned so far, hLIV it. It's a Snapper. 'r I- All Snapper mowers mert A N.S.I. Safety Specifications McGEE AUTO ELECTRIC "SALES BACKED BY SERVICE" WINGHAM PHONE 357-1416