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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1976-12-16, Page 15To the electors of Turnberry Township I wish to thank all those who supported me and helped in any �vay in the municipal Aectlor De-. t, and to all resident, of the Township - a very Mem nristmas and a Happy and Pro-perous New Year. John V. Fischer REDWOOD FURNITURE r koffN M dil.lMirror- MR. LOBB of this school I'd like to wish Mr. went up he said, "I must have Lobb lots of success in whatever done a good job of teaching the future holds for him and his yesterday." Came a reply, "He well i'Hito nn ■? family. does try to manage one good one —Judy Malda ....per Year lalftAvs " ■ If you haven't even thought about his Christmas gift yet, think about this. Buildall has some great gift ideas for every home handyman. We call it "Santa's Work- shop" because if you're playing Santa this year, it's a great place to shop! Think how much he'd appreciate new power tools, or a brand new workbench. Or how. about a tool rack, just to keep things tidy? If your man is the do-it-yourself type, he'll love a gift from "Santa's Workshop". And you know where that is ... at Buildall! Treat yourself, at these low prices, to big !�? savings today! `_ A. B. r \ 1 - A. REDWOOD CHAISE LOUNGE 56995 ` with thick cushions .............. B. REDWOOD TETE-A-TETE with vinyl covered cushions... $8495 C. REDWOOD ARMCHAIR95 with cushions ................ $39. D. REDWOOD TABLE $2695 28' in diameter .............. E. STORAGE CHEST $1995 16" x 16" x 30.. ............... (Not Shown) UMBRELLAS AVAILABLE A great gift ... that's built to last! ! NO NAILS TO COME LOOSE!! This ideal outdoor furniture is solid, rich -looking and built to endure! Genuine redwood slots are secured into solid -stock frames. There are no nails to rust or come loose. Bolts and screws are weather -resistant. Enjoy the outdoors this coming summer in the solid comfort of genuine iedwoodFfurniture. See -our full stock today! Just the gift for the entire family! 0 N For Superb Outdoor Cooking Flexibility a mw Wtsoam elt►Timw Panow 14 1/1116-- Rt 8, To the Electors of TURNeERRY TOWNSHIP My sincere thanks to , those who supported me at the, polls and showed confidence in re-electing me. .Ben Mo1de Thank You I - would like to thank all those who supported men at the polls on December 6. . Tim Inkster, Ju"MI Teacher Interview WEm i, Through a friend, the story was ., Wishing everyone a Merry This week I'd like1"introdlNlwe ing at F. E. Madill. in this world I belong. I am a friend you to one of the more, familike As,,j'ar as travelling goes he has Witty and gay, teachers in our scbbol. 7%9 been as far west as Vancouver Always talking teacher is Mr. Murray Lobb and and as far east as Halifax and he there's nothing to say. he specializes in teaching has also travelled through the I am a girl science, agriculture and biology. central United States. Together trying to see, I guess you could call him 8 with his wife he enjoys cross- The things I need native of this area. He was raised country skiing, hiking and camp- to set me free. on a dairy farm near Clinton, ing. As a hobby Mr. Lobb farms For I am a rebel where he grew up with two youn- part time. wanking to be, ger brothem and a sister, and two I asked Mr. Lobb what he But deep inside older brothers. -- enjoys most about his life. He re- I'm just me! He attended the high school in plied that the greatest thing —Teen& O'Hagan Clinton and upon graduation went that's happened to him and his printing company, was respon- to study at the Ridgetown Agri- wife is the arrival of their the Canadian writer controls culture College for two years. adopted eight -month-old daugh- JUST A SMILE After completing his studies he ter Heather, who arrived in the became the Assistant Dean of spring. He appreciates being able murder of the Black Donnellys. Men at the same college for one to work with the teachers and Mrs. Campbell — "Who was year. Mr. Lobb then went on to students of F. E..,Madill. He ad- the first president of the United study at the Guelph University mires a life style that would in- States?" Ron — "Adam. - for four years where he received volve such things as the follow- Mrs. Campbell — "Why on his degree. He got married dur- ing; walking through the woods, earth do you say that?" ing the fourth year of university. mowing someone's lawn and not Ron — "Well, wasn't Eve the After graduating Mr. Lobb and expecting payment, trying to first lady!" his wife moved to a farm near keep a home (forever simple) 0-0-0 Holmsville and he started teach- looking tidy, and cross-country sad part is that genuine though he may be, he is not all that different the reader may only identify with one or two of the images the poet skiing in the moonlight. Mr. McLennan asked his cal - from you and I. Tim Inkster is a This is Mr. Lobb's seventh year culus cilias how many students of teaching here at Madill. On be- got all their homework questions on December 6, 1976. half of the students and teachers correct. When most of the hands of this school I'd like to wish Mr. went up he said, "I must have Lobb lots of success in whatever done a good job of teaching the future holds for him and his yesterday." Came a reply, "He well i'Hito nn ■? family. does try to manage one good one —Judy Malda ....per Year lalftAvs " ■ If you haven't even thought about his Christmas gift yet, think about this. Buildall has some great gift ideas for every home handyman. We call it "Santa's Work- shop" because if you're playing Santa this year, it's a great place to shop! Think how much he'd appreciate new power tools, or a brand new workbench. Or how. about a tool rack, just to keep things tidy? If your man is the do-it-yourself type, he'll love a gift from "Santa's Workshop". And you know where that is ... at Buildall! Treat yourself, at these low prices, to big !�? savings today! `_ A. B. r \ 1 - A. REDWOOD CHAISE LOUNGE 56995 ` with thick cushions .............. B. REDWOOD TETE-A-TETE with vinyl covered cushions... $8495 C. REDWOOD ARMCHAIR95 with cushions ................ $39. D. REDWOOD TABLE $2695 28' in diameter .............. E. STORAGE CHEST $1995 16" x 16" x 30.. ............... (Not Shown) UMBRELLAS AVAILABLE A great gift ... that's built to last! ! NO NAILS TO COME LOOSE!! This ideal outdoor furniture is solid, rich -looking and built to endure! Genuine redwood slots are secured into solid -stock frames. There are no nails to rust or come loose. Bolts and screws are weather -resistant. Enjoy the outdoors this coming summer in the solid comfort of genuine iedwoodFfurniture. See -our full stock today! Just the gift for the entire family! 0 N For Superb Outdoor Cooking Flexibility a mw Wtsoam elt►Timw Panow 14 1/1116-- Rt 8, To the Electors of TURNeERRY TOWNSHIP My sincere thanks to , those who supported me at the, polls and showed confidence in re-electing me. .Ben Mo1de Thank You I - would like to thank all those who supported men at the polls on December 6. . Portable Gasgrill Barbecues lets you enjoy the great taste of out- door cooking flavour along with the ease and convenience of out- door cooking, ALL YEAR ROUND! I WOULDN'T IT MAKE A . GREAT GIFT FOR YOUR FAMILY COOK? TWO MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM: NO. GRD -30 Suggested Retail M.15 5225�� Chrlst"s Spatial Suggested Retail Sl 25000 3r6.00 $ Chrislmos Special Both models include cart, gas, tank regulator and hose. - ACCESSORIES AVAILABLE - 1 1 11 NORTH ST. E. WINGHAM, ONT. 357-3650 t Store Hours: ODG NSt Monday - Friday WIU= 13 8:00 - 5: �o ASSOCIATE STORE Saturday / - Hwy. 4 8:00 - 12 Noon 1 SCHOOL SPORTS GIRLS FINISH BASKETBALL SEASON The Senior Girls' Basketball team finished their season on November 4th, playing one of their better g9mes• against Nor- well. A poor second quarter com- bined with the fact that Norwell scored 12 foul shots to Madill's four, gave Norwell the lead. The final score: Norwell 42, Madill 34. The seniors finish the season with five wins and five losses. They missed making the playoffs by only one game. The Junior Girls' Basketball team also played Norwell on the fourth. They clinched a position in the Huron -Perth semi-finals by defeating Norwell 32-30. Good team work was evident in the game, both in offence where we scored a number of baskets using the fast break and on defense where the press rattled the op- position. The girls played a sudden - death semi-final game on Wed- nesday, November 10th. Despite the encouraging support from hundreds of fans, the team ended their sea:ion when they suffered defeat at the hands of Goderich. The first half of play proved very defensive in nature with an all time scoring low of 6-3 in Goder- ich's favor. In the second half, the opposition's full court press turned the game in Goderich's favor. Our girls tried desperately to break it, but the pressure proved too great and constant turnovers and violations resulted. The final score was 20-9 for Goderich. Despite a dis- appointing end to the season, the girls' over all improvement during the season and their total record of seven wins and three losses this year in the league schedule is very creditable. Congratulations to both teams for their great effort throughout the season! VOLLEYBALL SEASON BEGINS The girls' volleyball season has just opened. School spirit was very well shown this last week as over 40 girls tried out for our teams. Unfortunately, everyone wasn't able to make the team, but their effort was greatly ap- preciated. Mrs. Shaw will be coaching the Senior team this year, and Miss Schofield will coach the Junior team. They have been invited to a tournament on the twelfth, where they will play Listowel and Walkerton. They also have a tournament, January 15. it is an 18 team tournament with teams from London, St. Thomas, Strathroy, Goderich and Witig- ham. They are very much looking forward to this as Stratford Central is our main rival and there is always a large turnout. The girls are all looking forward to a successful and enjoyable season. Beat of luck, girls! -Sheryl Haldenby INSPIRATION: A team is where apennon can prove his courage, oat he can do himself or on what he can con- tribute to the team's good. A gang is where a coward goes to hide. Sincere Thanks for your support at the -polls December 6. As your new reeve I will attempt to serve you to the best of my ability. Yours truly, Don Eadie To All Electors in the Township of Turnberry I would like to thank you for the loyal support you gave me in electing me as your Deputy Reeve. Your support has given me confidence to do a better job in the next two years. Wishing you a Marry Christmas and Happy Now Ytar Harold Elliott -1� Tim Inkster, - To me, at least, those people Through a friend, the story was ., Wishing everyone a Merry singled out in our . Canadian published in a.school newspaper. society as writers of our history, That was the beginning. Since Christmas. reflectors of our culture, sym- , then, he has developed into a re- bolizers of our identity, or our spected poet in Canadian circles lack of it, appear abstract. They and- a printer whb has won sev- are aloof. They are in some way eral awards for his print designs. Lloyd Walker above us; for we represent their When asked if he had a favorite y heroes and their heroines; their, poet, he replied that he enjoyed characters live in our setting; reading James Reaney. "The they experience our experiences, Porcupine Quill", the name of his ` and they feel our feelings. And printing company, was respon- the Canadian writer controls sible for the printed posters for them, and .so indirectly controls Reaney's acclaimed play on the us• murder of the Black Donnellys. Last Friday, I met a genuine For most of us, Tim Inkster'& To the Ratepayers Canadian poet. Yes indeed, he is poems seem somewhat obscure. 1 for real; he has several books to his credit, including "Miss. He justified this by saying that to "get from it Turnberry: something" a poem, of Grundy", "The Crown Prince is not necessary to totally under - Waits for a Train", and "Let- ters", his latest work. The truly stand every word. There are many messages in a poem and I would like to thank you sad part is that genuine though he may be, he is not all that different the reader may only identify with one or two of the images the poet A for your support at the polls from you and I. Tim Inkster is a presents. printer and a poet from Erin, On- His themes run from death to on December 6, 1976. tario, about forty miles northwest trains to a main symbol he uses in of Toronto. As he explained to the several poems 'the raven'. My I want to serve each one . students of grade 12 and 13 Eng- favorite poem is entitled "A Kind lish classes, poetry is not so much a delightful occupation as it is a of Love Poem". The poem tells of his encounter with an old girl- - of you to the best of my compulsion to write. Mr. Inkster friend who has changed greatly in 1977-78. explained that to him, poetry was . since their last meeting. He felt ability painful, but it is a necessary part he had to write the poem to ex- J of his life. After spending as plain why he couldn't talk to her. much as a twelve blur day at his In any event Tim Inkster is an Sincerely-' - printing presses, he its down to write around eleven p.m., and if interesting man. He faces the crisis of fixing printing presses Brian McBurney,, all goes well, a poem will be com- without a mechanical mind; and pleted in a month. he copes with problems like keep - Poetry was not his ambition. ing warm in a house with no in - sulation. But through his poetry, , Born in Montreal, he attended the he links himself to that aloof -, University of Toronto intending group of people who write about to become an English teacher. us, and try to explain our Through a series of events, he wrote a short story about a character to He is a genuine To the electors of Turnberry talented jazz musician who was Canadian poett alright. To me, at playing in bars around Toronto. least. —Marilyn Congram Township, I would like to so p, y Portable Gasgrill Barbecues lets you enjoy the great taste of out- door cooking flavour along with the ease and convenience of out- door cooking, ALL YEAR ROUND! I WOULDN'T IT MAKE A . GREAT GIFT FOR YOUR FAMILY COOK? TWO MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM: NO. GRD -30 Suggested Retail M.15 5225�� Chrlst"s Spatial Suggested Retail Sl 25000 3r6.00 $ Chrislmos Special Both models include cart, gas, tank regulator and hose. - ACCESSORIES AVAILABLE - 1 1 11 NORTH ST. E. WINGHAM, ONT. 357-3650 t Store Hours: ODG NSt Monday - Friday WIU= 13 8:00 - 5: �o ASSOCIATE STORE Saturday / - Hwy. 4 8:00 - 12 Noon 1 SCHOOL SPORTS GIRLS FINISH BASKETBALL SEASON The Senior Girls' Basketball team finished their season on November 4th, playing one of their better g9mes• against Nor- well. A poor second quarter com- bined with the fact that Norwell scored 12 foul shots to Madill's four, gave Norwell the lead. The final score: Norwell 42, Madill 34. The seniors finish the season with five wins and five losses. They missed making the playoffs by only one game. The Junior Girls' Basketball team also played Norwell on the fourth. They clinched a position in the Huron -Perth semi-finals by defeating Norwell 32-30. Good team work was evident in the game, both in offence where we scored a number of baskets using the fast break and on defense where the press rattled the op- position. The girls played a sudden - death semi-final game on Wed- nesday, November 10th. Despite the encouraging support from hundreds of fans, the team ended their sea:ion when they suffered defeat at the hands of Goderich. The first half of play proved very defensive in nature with an all time scoring low of 6-3 in Goder- ich's favor. In the second half, the opposition's full court press turned the game in Goderich's favor. Our girls tried desperately to break it, but the pressure proved too great and constant turnovers and violations resulted. The final score was 20-9 for Goderich. Despite a dis- appointing end to the season, the girls' over all improvement during the season and their total record of seven wins and three losses this year in the league schedule is very creditable. Congratulations to both teams for their great effort throughout the season! VOLLEYBALL SEASON BEGINS The girls' volleyball season has just opened. School spirit was very well shown this last week as over 40 girls tried out for our teams. Unfortunately, everyone wasn't able to make the team, but their effort was greatly ap- preciated. Mrs. Shaw will be coaching the Senior team this year, and Miss Schofield will coach the Junior team. They have been invited to a tournament on the twelfth, where they will play Listowel and Walkerton. They also have a tournament, January 15. it is an 18 team tournament with teams from London, St. Thomas, Strathroy, Goderich and Witig- ham. They are very much looking forward to this as Stratford Central is our main rival and there is always a large turnout. The girls are all looking forward to a successful and enjoyable season. Beat of luck, girls! -Sheryl Haldenby INSPIRATION: A team is where apennon can prove his courage, oat he can do himself or on what he can con- tribute to the team's good. A gang is where a coward goes to hide. Sincere Thanks for your support at the -polls December 6. As your new reeve I will attempt to serve you to the best of my ability. Yours truly, Don Eadie To All Electors in the Township of Turnberry I would like to thank you for the loyal support you gave me in electing me as your Deputy Reeve. Your support has given me confidence to do a better job in the next two years. Wishing you a Marry Christmas and Happy Now Ytar Harold Elliott -1�