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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1976-06-10, Page 5The Wingham Advance -Times, Thurs., June 10, 1074—Page 5 1Mad*11 athip#pc nine honoredat banquet t. Recreation Report `..r. � !�!��� By Jlas ware "Sunshine '76", an opportunity The athletes at F.' E. Madill ston; Jr. Boys, Dave gamble; Sr. sive Back, Don Armstrwg; Most f for young people to participate in BAL7L Secondary School were honoured Boys, John Underwood; Jr. Girls, Valuable Player, Jerry Olecbow- p parts pa The ball diamondRumata special banquet held for Joyce Martin - M- I ed ski a variety of activities, will be a is Z os mprov - them on the evening of June I. Player, Jr. Girls, Sandra King; Golf: Most Valuable Player, five-week program including one with games from dy to They had put in much time, Most Valuable Player, Sr. Girls, Peter Hilbert. week of day camping. The Thursday, including , verythins energy and muscle -stretching all Dianne Pennipgton; Motif Im- Girls' Gymnastics: Most Im- activities will be geared for from Tykes to In/*rmediates, that it seems theE., are only through the academic year. proved Playej, Sr. Girl ; Pep,�ty proved Gymnast, Ruth Cooper; ` Youngsters and will take place Y font ' he ba, -i- urs was a ha both indoors and outdoors, with flays ir, the week tall playerk. / y happy pot Deneau. % Best All -Round Gymnast, Linda stress on the latter. inC ree"CC ya uu isie i luck event with over 200 people Cross Country: Molt Valuable Bryce. a present. Male students were Runner, Sr. Boys, Anthony How- Boys' Gymnastics: Jr. Most r The activities include orient weekend g qies, as .do the asked to bring meat and main aid; Jr. Boys, Gord KinahanMidgets. Valuable Gymnast, Andy Heim; Ing, archery, bike hikes, tennis, � courses. In this time of Women's Midget Boys, Shane PIS11on; Jr. Jr. Most Improved Gymnast, Jim, little theatre and crafts. The Many stones have been coming Liberation, it is ho Laidlaw; Sr. Most Valuable three staff to the surface, so on Mondayof ped that they Girls, Freda Reinink; Midget � people to lead the did some of the cooking them- Girls, Janet Wood- Sr. Girls, Jan- Gymnast, David Ritter; Sr. Most program include Marilyn Grain this week we had a couple of `selves! Female students supplied ene Purdon. Improved Gymnast, Carl Bondi. ger, Brussels, a first-year ret loads of a mixture of sand and i the dessert. Judging by what was Curling: Reed Trophy: David Intramural Awards: Basket- reation student at Fanshawe topsoil applied. Unfortunately the left, the dinner appeared to be a Verbeek, Rick Williams, Cathy ball Shoot, Irene Versteeg, College, London; Tamara Hayes, topsoil was also full of stones. regular feast. Fischer, Doug Morland. Vickey Netzke, Ian MacDonald, a Grade 11 student at F. E. Madill Please bear with us. We will try The following athletes and Sr. Football: Best Def. Back, Darrel Anderson. Basketball 21, a SS, a relative newcomer to have the situation reclined as coaches received mention: Rick Foxton; Best Lineman, Ian MacDonald, Darrel Ander Wingham. She was a leader of the soon as possible. Badminton: Most Improved Allan Johnston; Best Offensive son, Cindy Kuenzig.s „ girls' gymnastics club in town BY the time the paper hits the Player, Girls, Peggy Deneau„ Back, Jim McGee; Most Valu- Jr. Soccer: Most Valuable K during the winter. Connie Ste streets work should be started on Kendra MacDonald; Most Valu able Player, Rick Foxton and Player, Paul Dickson; Most Im- �, phenson is a Grade 13 student at the diamond area on Park Drive able Player, Jr. Boys, Robbie Allan Johnston. proved Player, Gord Kinahan. Madill who comes from near near the river. Hopefully that will Frank; Sr. Boys, Jim Ritter. Jr. Football: Best Defensive Sr. Soccer: Most Valuable Whitechurch and has had experi Playable in the near future. Basketball: Most Valuable Back, Glen Jeffray; Best Line- Player, Roger Morrison, Ralph Whit with a similar Roller a in to a still an Player, Midget Boys, Brent John- man, Steve Pletch; Best Offen- Morrison. program in 8 AWARDS FOR ATHLETES were presented at F. E. Madill's athletic banquet June 1. Lucknow last year. on-going program on Friday, Track and Field ChampionsSpecial trophies and awards were given Mary de Bruyn, WOSSA award for shot' -put and The information forms will be Saturday and Sunday nights. The Midget Girls, Janet Wood; Jr. only F. E. Madill OFSA contender; Maxine Watts, Mc Kibbon Trophy for leadership, available in the schools this week Price is only 75 cents, which A Girls, Mary de Bruyn; Sr. Girls, P Y P MINISTRY OF HOUSING Maxine Watts; Midget Boys, sportsmanship and athletic ability; Kendra MacDonald, top athlete in graduating year and we would appreciate their includes admission and skate Shane Purdon; Jr. Boys, Dwight and Mrs. Lobb, ABCD Award, a trophy to the coach who participated Above and Beyond return by next week. Information rental. Tuesday nights for the Ontario Housing Corporation Leslie; Sr. Boys, David Crowe. the Call of Duty. forms and registration forms will next two weeks have been Volleyball: Sr. Boys, Most be available at the recreation cancelled due to exams at school. SENIOR CITIZEN Valuable Player, Bruce Jermyn; office on Friday. Sr. Boys, Most Improved Player, Midget girls SWIMMING APARTMENTS Rick McKay; Jr. Girls, Most The Pool is slated to open the BP Intermediates hopeValuable Player, Joyce Martin; tie first game weekend of June 19. We are still BLUEVALE r Jr. Girls, Most Improved Player, waiting for some parts to arrive } • ,� Kathy Cruickshank; Sr. Girls, to stop losing streak in order to be completely Sunday visitors with Mr. and The Midget Girls Softball team Most Valuable Player, Dianne p Pennington; Sr. Girls, Most Im- from Wingham played the Bel operational. The information and Mrs. Gordon Hall were Mr. and more registration forms for swimming Mrs. Fred Bowles of Chatham, f s r proved Player, Pat Orien. Wingham BP Fastball Inter- served, "We're starting slow. girls June 5 in Belmore. will be included with Sunshine '76 Mrs. Jack Scott and Leanne of Huron -Perth Awards - Mustang mediates lost both games with We're one -to -four and going for The game looked as if it was a information. The registration will Newton and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Medalions: real crowd pleaser as the final k`•--..�... Walkerton. At the Wingham dia- more. The fans are starting to be by mail again this year, due to and family of Brussels. Clair a) Jr. Boys' Volleyball team, score was an 11 I1 tie. • , _ Y Y mond, the Walkerton team won turn out"and we'd like to give the success of this method last Edwards of London also called on Jim Blackwell, Darrel Anderson, by a nine -to -three score. The them some wins. The games have Wingham Midgets were down year. Mr. and Mrs. Hall Sunday. Dave Bennett, Jeff Dickson, Wingham team was also defeated all been good ones ... it's just 7-2 goling into the fourth inning Andy Heim, Brian Cooper, Steve in the home park Friday, June 4 that we haven't won." and then they seemed to pick up. t McKay, Currie Simpson, Bill by a score of four to two. On Tuesday, June 8, the team By the first of the last inning, `During, Ohm, Dwight Adams, Doug During ' the Wingham game, played Mount Forest in Wingham Wingham had one more point Antique' Gamble, Paul McKinnon, Ken June 1, the Walkerton squad took and then will travel to Harriston than Belmore but Belmore ended Tervit, Bruce Stainton. two runs in the beginning. Don June 10. up by tying the score. b) Boys' Gymnastics, Andy Edgar was on Wingham's mound, On June 15 the team will play Esther Nethery started on the Heim, David Ritter, Carl Bondi. so he was tagged with the loss. Chepstow. If they defeat Chep- mound for Wingham. Lynn • If you are sixty years of age or over c) Girls' Gymnastics, Anna The BPs scored one run in the stow the BPs should gain real Haines replaced her during the • If your present accommodation is inadequate Haugh. I third inning. When Ed Daer momentum. The Chepstow team last half of the game. FLEA MAR.KET • If Our income IS modest d)Track and Field, Janet Wood, started pitching, the score was was champion in the league last Ann Balser managed to come y Mary de Bruyn, Lois McLaugh- two -to -one in favor of the visitors. year and their pitcher, Mullin, up with a couple of good hits to & WEEK=END THIS lin, Dianne Pennington. Each team scored a run in the has a reputation of being tough to help her team. IS OF INTEREST TO YOU ! ! e) Cross Country, Shane Purdon. sixth inning, to bring the count to beat. The girls should be playing WOSSA Awards, Olympic three -two. It still could have been again this Friday. Come out and BRUSSELS, ONTARIO The- Ontario Ministry of Housing has been asked by Coin: Gymnastics, Jim Laidlaw, anybody's ball game. However, And Heim; Track and Field g yLoss w i n f or see them in their new uniforms. JUNE 12. -and 13, 1976 your municipal council to determine the need for new Y � the Wingham team had had it b senior citizen housing in this area. If there is a neeFi, Mary de Bruyn; Coach of the the seventh inning. The visitors Year, Mr. Campbell; ABCD scored five runs while the BP 'OC at Midgets Brussels Fairgrounds rent -geared -to -income accommodotion will be develop- Award, Mrs. Lobb, Mr. Camp- bats didn't connect at all. Each ed by the Ontario Housing Corporation at the request of bell. team scored a run in the final your municipal council. The Wingham Midget hardball out for a full nine innings. me period, to bring the point -tally to team was in Crediton June 3. Wingham team was very happy Questionnaires are being distributed to senior citi- Top Athlete in uraauating nine -three. They played an excellent game when Bernie Haines hit a triple. SATURDAY Flea Market zens as part of a survey to determine the interest in this Year, Girls, Kendra MacDonald; A return match was held in , but still lost in a close 8-7 score. A Ronnie Johnston batted a single type of housing. Boys, Dave Crow. Walkerton June 4 with Len hard battle was fought, Bernie base hit for the winning run. 10 a. m. - 6 p. m. (50) McKibbon fr-6phy, Boys, Jim Sangster starting on the mound. Haines getting 13 strike -outs. The whole team is pulling to- Remote Control Air Show ONLY BY COMPLETING A QUESTIONNAIRE CAN YOU HELP TO , Ritter; Girls, Maline Watts. Zuber pitched for Walkerton and Kevin Hickey and Dale Whitfield, gether so well that they hope to 2 p.m. DETERMINE WHETHER THERE K A DEMAND FOR RENT -GEARED -TO- held the BPs to two. runs on ten first and second basemen, both have many more victories. Next INCOME ACCOMMODATION FOR SENIOR CITIZENS. hits. Walkerton se(Ked four runs hit fantastic home runs. home game will be on Sunday, on eight hits. Ed Daer was the Last Sunda the boys played at June 13 at 2 If you are tS0 years of age or more, and have not re- Y. 5 P y p.m. against the SUNDAY Antique Car Tour 10:30 Wingham pitcher from the third home and were victorious against Hanover Midgets. to CXN.X. Wingham and Bain- ceived a questionnaire, you may obtain a form ..and For adults with a physical dis- inning on. the Port Elgin team. The score further information at: ability, there exist few recrea Team manager Ted Ahara ob- was 11-10. The game was playedton's Old mill, Blyth. The Clerk's Office tional or holiday opportunities in Brophy P eeiv@eS Ontario. So the March of Dimes Trophies and Prizes Awarded Township of Howick now operates special camps dur- defeat Crediton. 2 Gorrie, Ontario ing the summer where handi- p.m. Tel. 335-3208 capped adults can enjoy a vaca-The Brophy Peewees con- Antique Car Games 3 p.m. tion. tinued their hard hitting ways 44 Im GENERAL MAINTENANCE STANDARD PRODUCTS (CANADA) LIMITED requires MAINTENANCE PERSONNEL For its Plant No. 3 in Stratford And its Plant No. 4 in Mitchell Applicants must be experienced 1n the general maintenance of machinery equipment and build- ings or have mechanical experience. FULL RANGE OF COMPANY PAID BENEFITS Hiring rate of pay - $4.00 per hour Top Rate $5.05 per hour Present Cost of Living - $0.27 per hour Apply to: PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT Standard Products ((anada) limited 1030 Erie Street Stratford, Ontario r TOP CONTESTANTS at Turnberry Central's field day held June 3 were, top row to bottom, Donna Thompson, junior; Nancy Quipp, juvenile; David Wheeler, novice; Jeff Deboer, juvenile; Annette Jorritsma, novice and Mark McDougall, junior. i Saturday afternoon in the local park when they defeated Credi- ton 27-4. The Wingham team completely dominated the game from start to finish. Wingham used three pitchers in order to give some of the team members practice. Don Martin, Joe Tiffin and Bill Brophy went to the mound. Ken Deichert filled the cat- cher's position and was superb, throwing the first two base run- ners out at second. A total of 14 Brophy players saw action in this game. Steve Morrison had a perfect day at plate with a triple, a double and three singles. Extra base hits were also turned in by Paul Montgomery with a triple, a double and single. Danny Martin had a triple and a double. Ken Deichert and Peter Goodall both hit a double and two singles. The Wingham team has scored a total of 75 runs in their first four league games. This speaks highly of their hitting skills. In addition, their base stealing, pitching and all-round play have been excel- lent. Next game in the schedule is against Dashwood, Tuesday, June 8, followed by two other games away from Wingham. The Brophy PeeWees are also entered into the Red Henry PeeWee Tournament in Clinton on June 18 and June 19. They should give a good account of themselves. Rev. Howard Mills is guest speaker BE11MORE A large. crowd attend the McIntosh United Church apniversary service when Rev Howarth Mills, BA, ST). STM. PhD. of Toronto was guest speaker His sermon title was "Mind Sets and Life Styles". The scripture reading was given by Danny Renwick. The choir sang "Happiness" and "Come and Go with Me to My Father's House". ... EVERYONE WELCOME ... Lunch Booth on grounds foAsk is folder �•. from our representative, Wayne Rounding who will be at: Wingham Motel, WINGHAM, ONTARIO on the 3rd Tuesday of oath month (June 15) For prior information call 271-5650 or write 1036 Ontario Street, Stratford Opening new doors to small business. ft