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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1979-04-18, Page 15.W ., , . yry,.. ,:Ay - ..r... J �= Minor hockey executive m" reviews year, makes plans 1 .rod Friday and Saturday APRIL 20, 21 "A New Muskal Comedy -Horror Show" ATTACK OF THE KILLER TOMATOES -PLUS-. "Nature Unleases Its Revenge" SLITHIS "The Killer We Couldn't Destroy" (Adult Entertainment) Sunday, April 22 ONLY CHERRY HILL HIGH - ALSO - BEACH BUNNIES ADMII I ANCE The hockey season is over in Wingham, the ice is out of the arena and the Wingham Minor Hockey Association executive met April 11 to review the year and to make some plans for the 1978.80 hockey season. The executive was pleased that gate receipts almost balanced out the cost of referees and -the coat of hiring a ticket seller at the door: Ticket sales totalled $1,884.25 over the past season for minor hockey games, while referees cost $1,572 and the ticket seller cost $379. Earl Jenkins, association treasurer, reported the price paid to referees will have to go up next season because it has been the same for two years. Instead of hiking minor hockey registration dues to offset the extra cost, he suggested the association could save about $400 by having the minor hockey executive act as ticket takers rather than hiring a ticket taker. Minor hockey is played five days a week and there should be enough executive -members to do the job, he suggested. Doug Neil, who will be association president next year, said he isn't in favor of the idea is away attd'he will take over the granted so a of the profits, he because he already spends two position when he returns. said. njgbts a week at the arena The Mothers' Auxiliary to In of business Mr. Kerr said coaching and doesn't want to Wingham Minor Hockey has had Wingha ,s really missing the spend another .night there in the an extremely successful season boat by having almost entirely ticket taker's spot, with its food booth, Mr. Wood town hockey players when the When he heard the executive reported. Profits are more than surrounding townships could didn't feel it could do the job, Mr. double last year's and stand at produce some pretty fine players Jenkins wanted that registration about $5,700 for the season. After who could improve Wingham could increase to 05 or $W. Bill allowances are made for teams. Kerr suggested that house league restocking in the fall .the minor Many teams playing in the players should have a lower hockey ,association will be .recent Wingham Midget Hockey registration fee than all-star Tournament had very few players because the association players from the towns from doesn't have to bus them out of which the teams came. Most of town. Recreation RepOrt the players are from 'townships In another money decision the ,mow _ surrounding the towns and from executive decided to continue to neighboring hamlets and cooperate with the Ironmen in You owe it to yourself to get the villages. selling booster club tickets at $25. most out of life you possibly can. "We have maybe nine in the A ticket will allow a person into But getting the most out of living whole minor hockey program regularly scheduled minor means putting more into life, std from out of town," Mr. Kerr said. hockey and Ironmen home in most cases it all starts with Some of the local Midgets, the games. The executive had being physically fit. The more team he coaches, are scared of considered breaking its ticket you do the better you'll feel and some of the bigger players from program from the Ironmen's. the more you'll want to do. other teams. "Personally, my opinion is that Fitness Ontario, a division of "I think they're scared," he the Iromnen are getting the best the ministry of culture and said. "I think it's because we of the (present) deal," Mr. recreation, can help you get don't have these big, tough farm Jenkins said. He noted that minor started on the road M a more boys who do chores." YBC �� � o �� hockey representatives sell most active, rewarding, funfilled Mr. Neil will be attending a of the booster club tickets and if lifestyle. Whether you are 18 or level five coaching clinic in the Ironmen want more money 80, already active or just getting Calgary and the minor hockey from booster club sales the cost started, Fitness Ontario has a lot association agreed to pay $105 for BANTAMS of booster tickets could get too to offer you. the course Stoves Squashes ended the high. The purpose of the provincial playoffs on the weekend and 7, 0 "If we split off (from the government's involvement in ended the season as the champs. en Ironmen) we're going to have a fitness is simply stated: "to The team ended the playoffs with I competition going," for ticket encourage and help the people of 5,841 points. 7, sales, Ken Wood, minor hockey Ontario lead a more active In second was Brian's president said. lifestyle". - ! Pineapples, 5,544 and in third was g . The Howick, Murray's Nectarines, 5,488. a The executive decided to make One of the many Fitness On- Y' the booster club tickets good only tario programs is called Fit Test. Dw,ayne's Grapes ended the hi for regular season hockey The test provides the participant NUTRITION MONTH season with 5,139 points, Marc's to games, the same way the Iron- with the opportunity to find out At Howick Central, April has Bananas finished with 4,854 and K men operate their part of the what shape he or she is in and been called Nutrition Month. The Billy's Berries ended with 4,350. hi booster club program. how to improve the general level first week it was breakfast week. Angela Walker bowled the 179 Fid Daer told the executive it of fitness. The test consists of To have a nutritious breakfast girls' high single and she also S should look for a new referee -in mobile assessment vans you must have something from bowled the high double with 306. 2 chief for the coming hockey equipped with special testing each of the four food groups, Graham Taylor had the 334 high 2 season. He will be away at police equipment and highly qualified fruits and vegetables, breads and double. college for several weeks and staff. These vans will be made cereals, milk and milk products Bowling over 125 were: Debbie H won't be able to do the job then. available to the Wingham area and meat and alternates. Each of Henry, 151; Kelly Hollenbeck, 1 He said if minor hockey is stuck May 22-24, 2-9 p.m. For further the students have been given a 158; Brenda Thompson, 160; without a head referee, it can get infomation contact the recreation sheet where they can fill in the Angela Walker, 183,144; Tammy someone to fill in for him while he department, 357-1206. foods that they ate. We hope that Cleghorn, 166; Michael Cameron, everyone will stay healthy. 137,170; Graham Taylor, 173, 161 Wendy Langendoen and Jeff Layton, 167. ' JUNIORS PROPER LUNCH WEEK Rainbow Trouts ended the Last week at our school was playoffs in first place with 5,922 - BR WNIE called "Proper Lunch Week". It Sandra's Sharks were close was called this because it is very behind with 5,884 points and important to have a proper lunch Pirhanas placed, third with 5,862. so you can make it through until Golden Carps .earned, 5,767 BOX OFFICE OPENS AT 7:30 P.M. supper. Everyone is encouraged points in the. playoffs, Jaws. got . FIRST SHOW AT 8:00 P.M. t ,bring a proper lunch with at 5,092 and Barracudas bowled FRIDAY, SATURDAY b SUNDAY April 20, 21, 22 least one food from each food 4,890 points. group. The students keep track of Billy Gaunt was top bowler in • what they eat and score them- the final week of playa He had the e selves out of ten. The idea of this boys' high scores with a 233 ADMIiTANI E is to get the students on a proper single and 361 double. diet and although there are only Sandra Moffatt bowled the • 10 1010"1 two more weeks until nutrition � ,, ,,.,, o..w a/ o,,,/ girls' high single of 196 and Kim month is over, we hope the stu- Rae had the girls' 340 high dents will keep up the good dclfible. habits. Bowling over 150 were: Kim Shelley Moffat Rae, 177, 163; Sherri Walden, 173, FLOOR HOCKEY 159; Sandra Moffatt, 196; Debbie - PLUS - On Wednesday, April 4 and Hoy, 152; Lori Gavreluk, 154; Debbie Scott, 151; Tracey Day, Tuesday, April 10, eleven girls 163; David Willis, 168 and Billy WILLIAM LEE stayed after school to participate Gaunt, 233. HOLDEN GRANT in a floor hockey game against Others bowling over 150 were: i1 Grey Central. The scores of these Robbie Willis, 165; Billy Tolton, games were 5 to 4 for Grey Cen- 173; Jeff Cameron, 166, 156; tral on April 4 and 9 to 8 for r� T �? p Ricky Edgar, Rodney Michael 11L.�►V` 1r " Howick Central on April 10. The 4 Heard, 174; Rodney Jones; 156 1�P/ girls will be going to Grey Cen- r;d D,rn, Adams. 162 tral on Wednesday night, April 18 M tit, J; N I RS for another match and tie -break - P/ ing game. x1111 �Ftil(1RS Kendra Robertson 11ih t', t85 lw)inl� .lu,i� .I.,p", The first time was only a warning. won the playoffs. The team BLACK LAMB earned 2,780 points in the final Mrs. Smith brought a lamb to week for the win. school in a car. The lamb was Bad News Bowlers placed black as night. The lamb is a second in playoffs with 8,182 FRI. - SAT. - SUN. mammal. We fed him milk from points. In third were Rocky's APRIL 20.21-22 • CAW isai ADMITiA NCE ,' :D.,, ° I/ �!A/3 d AD! d �, The W Advaum-Times, April 18, 1979 -Pam HIRAM WALKER TROPHY -The winners of the Hiram Walker trophy were from the Listowel curling club. The tournament was held In Wingham with teams from all over Southern Ontario taking part. In the photo, from left to righi are: Bill Boyd skip, Shirley Boyd vice, Shirley Bowman lead and Ken Bowman second. (M. McLean Photo) A NEW EXPERIENCE IN SENSUALITY eeij0 ? vo 0 AND Emanuelle in "BLACK EMANUELLE" PLUS I/ +/.// d .a d SWEATER GIRLS M111:1111.11 �ornauH� JV 111OQL11199 a bottle. He was hungry. Kindergarten B SURPRISE Jayson brought a blue box to school. Something inside the box was chirping. The box had 3 holes ;n the top. Something was moving nside the box Can you guess ,Jayson's Burp, ,ae Kindergarten A To try out for Pan-American BELGRAVE - Doris Coultes. Marilyn McComb and Nancy Bulmer of the Milverton Suns senior ladies' fastball team, left on Saturday for a week in Orlando Florida. They, along with girls from several provinces of Canada, will join the Saska- toon ladies' team (1978 winners) In trying out for the Canadian ladies' national team to rep- resent Canada at the Pan-Ameri- can Games in Puerto Rico in July, 1979. Bridge results Bernice Crawford and Jean Hodgins led the club in bridge play last Thursday. Nan McKibbon and Omar Haselgrove placed second and the team of Kae Forgie and Ross Hanna. In fourth place was the team of Margaret Cruickshank and Harley Crawford. Raiders with 8,023. Star Warriors were next with 758 points, Donna's Dipsticks ded the playoffs with 7,637 and ncredible Hulks finished with 567. Robert Wharton bowled a 325 ame, which was the boys' high an he also bowled the 803 boys' gh triple. Janet Storey had the p game for the girls with a 249. erry Thompson had the girls' gh triple with a 618. Bowling over 175 were: Janet torey, 249; Connie Haugh, 201, 10; Kerry Thompson, 197, 220, 01; Donna Thompson, 193; Andrea Walker, 196, 182; Judy anula, 189; Julaine Adams, 207, 78 and Daryl Holmes, 291, 205. Also bowling over 175 were: Robert Wharton, 203, 325, 275; Jeff Jackson, 230, 195; Jim Taylor, 176, 199; Murray Devos, 189, 232; Allan Jackson, 195; Barry Haugh, 253, 193; Brian Hoy, 197, 186; Bryan Shaw, 177; Stephen Gaunt, 200, 200, 187; Greg Storey, 182, 183, 206 and Byron Thompson, 187. The YBC year end banquet will be April 30 at 6 p.m. at St. An- drew's Presbyterian Church. R. W. BELL OPTOMETRIST C,Wj,iw awaiil,.J The Square 524-7661 WA i t:R COLOUR WDRKSHOP Presented by Visual Arts, Blyth Centre for the Arts. Friday - May 4, 7 - 9 P.M. Saturday - May 5, 9 - 12, 2 '- 5 p.m. Sunday May 6, 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Demonstrations, slides and application of various watercolour methods. Given by Michele White & Marie Charbonneau (both O.C.A. grads.) Class limited to 25 pre -registered students Fee $15.00 plus materials feg. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL 523-9403 between 5 - 6 p.m. The Wingham Tennis Club 1.979 Season We Invite You CLUB BENEFITS • Three Well -Maintained Courts • Priority on Courts • Interclub Tourna- ments • Club Tournaments (Tier and Round -Robin) • Instruction • Junior Development Program • Ladies'Night N[1 Application for Membership in M/inghon+ Tennis Cleb j-------------------- -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - NameAddress....................................... ..............................j ITelephone.....................................................................� IFee Category (see below).........................................................i For )alters , 1 Are you interested in free Saturday morning lessons? f 1 yes F1 no 1 I For So" 1 Are you willing to assist the coach in our Junior Program? I ' yes 0 no I I FEES , (Junior (under 16) ...................$5 , Adult (16 and over) ................ $10 Couple .......................... W 1 Family ........................... $2S Mail, with cheque, to The whphe>,e TeRok Chir II ---------- -- Sox3U, Wingham. Ont_ ------------- A receipt and shoe -togs) will be sent to you. For any further information call 357-3797 or 357-2756. I I �lKµtiz%1i.,.