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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1979-10-03, Page 3- Y. . . The Wing'bam AdlvanewTiawe, OeWbw 8, lg9'R—Page S T�Ii,rror amam di w'sa n to Morris • vs Girds' basketball Staff intervieW Miss Acton, Home Ec. cooking, handicrafts and live In junior play the Mustangs points and also controlled both Not only was it the first day of theatres like the one in Blyth, found themselves in for another offensive and defensive boards. school here at F. E. Madill for the Miss Acton is not really new to close, exciting game. Although Hopefully this game is but the new home seW.wmics teacher last the town of Wingham and so far the game was low in score it first in a season -long string of Tpesday, it .was also her first has had an enjoyable stay. We all proved to be close, with the half victories. glimpse into the sea of faces that hope that her stay here will be finishing out a 12-12. In the next 16 minutes of play neither team led by more than three points. Unfortunately in the last two minutes of the game the St. Mary's team exploded for two quick baskets and after a foul shot the Mustangs were down by five. Inexperience and turnovers lost the game, as the Salukis surged ahead for a 32-26 victory. Top Madill scorer apd rebounder was Cheryl MacDonald with 16 points. Better luc j in the tourna- ment, Juniors. 0-0-0 On Wed., Sept. 26, the senior girls played their first league game of the season against St. Mary's Salukis. In a rather slow first half the Mustangs managed to pull ahead for a 12-4 lead as a half-time score. Coming out of the half, the Mustangs switched to a full court man-to-man press which seemed to spark them, re- sulting in a 24-6 lead at the quar- ter. The last quarter found the Mustangs still maintaining con- trol and they found themselves with a 3417 -victory. Kate Cruik- shank was top scorer with i6 .41 u -0—u On Thursday, Sept. 20, t Madill girls' basketball to boated the Walkerton Distr teams for exhibition basketbi In the senior game the Mi tangs played three quarters good solid basketball, with snappy offence and an aggr sive mgn-to-man defend Throughout the game the It see -sawed back and forth tween the two teams, w neither team managing to tak commanding lead. In spite sloppy fourth quarter the M tangs held on to their three -pa advantage to win the game 33. Top scorer for the team was K Cruikshank with 10 points. io junior action the young, experienced Mustangs found Walkerton team a real challen Walkerton's press hamper them in bringing the ball up floor, causing Madill to ti throughout most of the game wasn't until the final quarter t the team sparked and took c trol, winning 36-34 in a game t went down to the last second. scorer was Cheryl, MacDon with 14 points. Kathy Underw Everyth0 ing in Canvas! 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Morris council, one of 15 Townshiptn high school. TRIP WINNER—Mrs. Etleen McGlynn, winner of the September draw In the travel She once led a Girl Guide troop lottery of the Wingham and District Assoclation for the Mental lr_ Retarded; receives con and last year coached fora gratulatt s from Willie VanderWoude, a member of the assocllltlAli �d the mall who Grades 7 and 8 badminton club. sold Fierce winning ticket. Both work at Wingham and District hospital. Mrs. McGtynn Other hobbies include cross said she plans to use the .money from the win to pay for a planned trip to Florida this country skiing, travel, gourmet Winter. Consolation winner In the draw was Cecil Sutton of RR 3, Ripley. "-,NOW with You am reach .all of Ontario your, speciol cbssified ad. OR you may choose one section of Ontario to fill your needs. Thunder Ba� -�� NORTH BLANKET ONTARIO with YOUR CLASSIFIED AD Sault Ste Mare Sudbury A 25 . word ad for: • West $75.00 • East SS0.00 �� Oita e • North 525.00 sal EAST / ,Kingston $100. buys the province j WEST Toron o Additional words $2.00 each � Hamilton, London w ndso, Through a special arrangement between the Ontario Weekly Newspapers Association we offer an Ontario -wide classified advertising service. o 3S7m=-,, 'Is = lM"MmunTimes MRS. ALLAN GRIFFITH Wroxeter Pe'rsonas will become familiar to her as pleasant and rewarding, both for be time goes on. her and for ourselves. un The cheering and clapping that By Henrietta Oldengarm ict welcomed Miss Acton to F. E. dram. III. Madill that first day at the QUOTE OF THE WEEK Js- assembly overwhelmed the shy On the golden rule: "Do not do Of teacher at first, but she now con- others as you would have a siders us students a friendly and them do unto you. Their tastes es- well-behaved lot and looks whir may not be the same. „ se • gad anticipation toward the co g months as she fills in as Supply George Bernard Shaw, 1903 �e- teacher for Mrs. Machan, who is contributed by Bernice Pasooi ith on maternity leave. will be opened at a special e a Born in Toronto, Miss Acton expressed concern over the in- Of attended the John Wanless " us- School there and then the Nor- sy lint thern Secondary School where Radford being accepted subject '30• her education included home don't think it's fair for us to Adams' equipment was ac - ate economics from the sixth grade costs." It Was decided then that a working time and $12 per hour yearly sum of $250 would be to the thirteenth. Her last year donated by each township, but accepted at $24.50 per hour actual in- there had been merely a test and above that figure would be ' the basis called the Canadian Family action could be taken by the severence of their farm was ger in Perspective which she greatly n y -ed enjoyed. Her interest in home and carried during the n m tiiag. the economics stemmed from grade eight member board include two ' I�school, but bloomed into a par- drain branch. A new bylaw was elected by East Wawanosh. The tiality in high school and remaining six would come from hat especially in the areas of sewing .., on- and interior decorating. Kinsmen, soft hall committee Council's next regular meeting..- hat After four years at Ryerson Morris Reeve William Elston However a special meeting will Cop College, where *he majored in stated in the first draft, "we got the ministry of natural recourses the impression that' this could ,aid consumers' stu` 'es and bud- dogs within the township, with two years we will be able to council members. Floyd Jenkins change whatever isn't working geting, the faculty of education at right". With that a review date assessment office and tenders for was Idecided upon and set as the Coultes drain construction Toronto gave her a position under will be opened. recently. to St. I Upon returning gnace, Mr. and 'Mrs. Garry Gibson the federal government depart- visited from Friday until hauled homeward over the five - Saturday morning with Mr. and mile Mackinac bridge to Port ment for Indian and northern Huron, where they crossed the to visit Htw; Garry Gibson's Blue Water bridge into Canada mother, Nis. Brophy, in affairs in Manitoba. Here she taught public school from Grades 7 to 10. The next year she filled a position at Grand View, a town so small that :in comparison, Wing - ham is "like I a city". In this school Miss Acton taught home ec to Grades 7, 8, and 9, which she greatly enjoyed. However there was a great disruption with the maturity levels, as the school contained different age groups ranging from kindergarten through to Grade 12. After one year there she re- turned home to Ontario and then accepted this teaching position for a few months as a family studies teacher. She is very in- terested in adult education and training programs and is aware of the night school held in the Save the Hospital Fund After a discussion in com- mittee of the whole Monday, Oct. 1, Morris council decided to turn thumbs down to a request for its support of the 'Save the Hospital Fund'. The decision came after Isabel Garniss approached council as a representative of the hospital board of governors. She ex- plained that as a result of recent government , cutbacks at the board will go to court against the Ontario health mihistry and will need approximately $50,000 to pay legal fees. - After telling council she per- sonally voted against taking court action and "there has never been a case when they've had to turn anyone away", council went into- committee of the whole to discuss the matter. Morris council, one of 15 Townshiptn high school. TRIP WINNER—Mrs. Etleen McGlynn, winner of the September draw In the travel She once led a Girl Guide troop lottery of the Wingham and District Assoclation for the Mental lr_ Retarded; receives con and last year coached fora gratulatt s from Willie VanderWoude, a member of the assocllltlAli �d the mall who Grades 7 and 8 badminton club. sold Fierce winning ticket. Both work at Wingham and District hospital. Mrs. McGtynn Other hobbies include cross said she plans to use the .money from the win to pay for a planned trip to Florida this country skiing, travel, gourmet Winter. Consolation winner In the draw was Cecil Sutton of RR 3, Ripley. "-,NOW with You am reach .all of Ontario your, speciol cbssified ad. OR you may choose one section of Ontario to fill your needs. Thunder Ba� -�� NORTH BLANKET ONTARIO with YOUR CLASSIFIED AD Sault Ste Mare Sudbury A 25 . word ad for: • West $75.00 • East SS0.00 �� Oita e • North 525.00 sal EAST / ,Kingston $100. buys the province j WEST Toron o Additional words $2.00 each � Hamilton, London w ndso, Through a special arrangement between the Ontario Weekly Newspapers Association we offer an Ontario -wide classified advertising service. o 3S7m=-,, 'Is = lM"MmunTimes MRS. ALLAN GRIFFITH Wroxeter Pe'rsonas Mr. and Mrs. Crawford Gibson, Strathroy Hospital. fund, was askedcou ncil &W beard a $4,4Wthe based o4 ,the numbed of report from engineer - Andy admissions from the township McBride regarding the exten4lanv between April 1, 1078 and March and restoration of the, Coultas 31, 1979. dram. In other business council He concluded that the portio'° decided to an agreement of the drain was not reliable and .sign witch East Wawanosh regarding therefore should be recon - the funding and autonomous strutted. Total cost of the project board of the Belgrave Com- was estimated at $42,500. munity Arena. After a motion to adopt the During last month's meeting report was carried council Morris council decided not to sign decided that instead of waiting, the proposed agreement because until spring, construction sbaild members were unhappy with begin this fall, if possible. some of the contents. Tenders for the construction ville Community Centre will be opened at a special Morris councillor Ross Proctor meeting, Oct. ,22. expressed concern over the in- Tenders were received by itial wording regarding financial council for snow removal support. He said to members of equipment with the tenders of both councils that although he James Adams and George didn't feel an annual budget for Radford being accepted subject their perusal was necessary, "I to MTC approval. don't think it's fair for us to Adams' equipment was ac - automatically pay all of the cepted at $16.75 per hour actual costs." It Was decided then that a working time and $12 per hour yearly sum of $250 would be standby. Radfgrd's grader was donated by each township, but accepted at $24.50 per hour actual any further committment over working time and $12 standby. and above that figure would be An application from Doug and referred to both councils before Mazy Lazembe for a 90 -acre action could be taken by the severence of their farm was board. approved by council. Also it .was agreed that each Thee bylaws were also read township pay 50 per cent of the and carried during the n m tiiag. centre's overall deficit and the The first okayed the aban- eight member board include two donment of a Brewer municipal elected by Morris council and two drain branch. A new bylaw was elected by East Wawanosh. The enforced to allow for more money remaining six would come from to pay for a Mills drain branch various recreation groups, the and one for less funds to complete Belgrave Women's Institute, / the Grasby drain A. - Kinsmen, soft hall committee Council's next regular meeting..- and hockey committee. is scheduled for Nov. 5 at 10 a.m.. Morris Reeve William Elston However a special meeting will said since no review date was be held Oct. 22. Bob Pegg from stated in the first draft, "we got the ministry of natural recourses the impression that' this could will discuss hunting, fishing and stand forever", adding, "after dogs within the township, with two years we will be able to council members. Floyd Jenkins change whatever isn't working will be -present from the right". With that a review date assessment office and tenders for was Idecided upon and set as the Coultes drain construction December 31, 1981. will be opened. Mr. and Mrs. Crawford Gibson, Strathroy Hospital. Barrie, 'visited his parents on . Mr. and Mrs.. Alex Stewart, Saturday. Mrs. ,Rick Passmore Kitchener., visited early in the and Stephanie of Lucknow also weekend. i with the latter's visited at the same home. parents, Mr. and': Mrs. Leslie Mr. and Mrs. Pete Dobson, Douglas. Listowel, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn McMichael on Mr. and Mrs. Allan Griffith Sunday and attended the an- visited Wednesday evening with niversary service at the United their brother-in-law and sister, Chm.ed Mr. and Mrs. Walter Eaton, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Marks, Mr. Seaforth. and Mrs. David Marks of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Iredom and Brussels and Mr. and Mrs. Allan family, St. Thomas, visited Griffith attended the 40th wed- recently with her parents, Mr. ding anniversary celebration for and Mrs. Jack Ackerman. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Metcalfe, travelled by train on the Agawa third line of Wallace, in Kurtz- A fair attendance was ville Community Centre receorded at the anniversary Saturday evening. services in Wroxeter United Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Higgins Church where the minister, Rev. visited with grandson Terry E. J. Fellows, was in the pulpit Higgins at Royal Military for both morning and evening College, Kingston, and attended services. the Grad Cadet 'exercises on . Congratulations to Mr. and campus Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Rays Tomah Mrs. William James Carmichael, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Nick the former Velma Jean Hays, Zilney and girls at Kitchener on who were married in Wroxeter Sunday. Other guests were Mrs. United Church on Saturday. i,niney:s parenis, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Harold Cantelon of Tweed, Ralph Toman, Kitchener; her after spending some 'time with brother, Mr. and Mrs. Larry them. Mr. and Mrs. 'Cantelon re- Toman, Scarborough; Elgin Return from Toman, Plattsville; Wallace day. Toman, New Hamburg; -and Mrs. Ivan Sararas, New Dundee. motor trip Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Eaton, pathy to Mr. and Mrs. Lewis David, Kathy, Sharon and Gerry, BELGRAVE — Mr. and Mrs. St. Columban; called on their Clarence Rath arrived home on aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. the weekend from a trip by motor Allan Griffith, on Sunday. coach to Tobermory. After cross - Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Nixon, ing on the Chicheemaun to Mani- Fordwich, were host and hostess toulin Island, they travelled on to for a birthday party in honor of Sault Ste. Marie; boarding the Miss Margaret Griffith on train they travelled up the Agawa Sunday. Mrs. George Griffith, Canyon. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn McKercher and Mr. and Mrs. John On returning they crossed over McKercher of Jamestown, Mr. at Sault Ste. Marie into Michigan and Mrs. Ron Larsen and and went down to St. Ignace, Heather, Sarnia, Mr. and Mrs. crossing the straits of Mackinac. Norman Nixon, Matthew and On Mackinac Island they Michael of Kitchener and Mrs. boarded a horse-drawn coach iva Nixon of Blyth were also and 'travelled around seeing present. many unusual sights, one of Mr. and Mrs. Vern Clark which was the oldest hotel in the visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ross United States. Kyler and family of Burlington recently. to St. I Upon returning gnace, Mr. and 'Mrs. Garry Gibson they boarded the coach again and visited from Friday until hauled homeward over the five - Saturday morning with Mr. and mile Mackinac bridge to Port Mrs. Gordon Gibson and went on Huron, where they crossed the to visit Htw; Garry Gibson's Blue Water bridge into Canada mother, Nis. Brophy, in arriving home on the weekend. , MRS. LEWIS,STONEHOUSE Belgrave Personal Notes Mr. and Mrs. Don Rae, Jamie A number of relatives and and Ian of Guelph visited on friends attended theconvocation Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. held Saturday, September 29, in Kenneth Wheeler and Mrs. Kitchener Memorial Auditorium George Martin. They attended to witness the graduation of Mrs. the anniversary service in . Calvin Nixon as a clerk -typist Belgrave United Church on' from the Guelph campus. Con - Sunday morning. gratulation Cindy! Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mac-. recently visited with Mr. and Donald of T - ... d., were dinner Mrs. Lyle Ansley and their aunt, guests on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Ivy Ansley, all of Thessalon. Lewis Sf . .. ruse and attended Mr. and Mrs. Campbell also the anniversary sere at Knox travelled by train on the Agawa United _Church. 1�I Canyon tour. "Mt•s:--Walter Scott returned Mr. and' Mrs. William Coultes, home on Sunday after a three - "Janice and Alison attended the week tour of England, Ireland Molesworth Presbyterian Church and Scotland. One of the high - anniversary service on Sunday lights of her trip was the passing night to hear Rev. Bob Rumble. of the tour through the village of They later visited at the home of Howick, from which the Scott Mr. and Mrs. David Matheson. family, originally came. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rath Mrs. Harry McGuire returned and Mrs. Hazel Wiggins of Br"t- home last Wednesday with her ford attended the plowing match daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and down near Chatham on Saturday. Mrs. Harold Cantelon of Tweed, after spending some 'time with Mr. and Mrs. Warren Zurbrigg them. Mr. and Mrs. 'Cantelon re- of Harriston visited on Tuesday turned home to Tweed on Mon- afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. day. Robert Hibberd. iMs communiW extends sym- Mrs. Gladys Felker of RR 2, pathy to Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Gorrie visited on Thursday with Cook in the loss of her sister, Miss Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hibberd. Etta Sturdy of Wingham Miss Reta Mathers of Wood- Mrs. John Jessup is the new stock spent the weekend with Mr. treasurer for the Bible Society. and Mrs. Harold Vincent. Mr. and Mrs. James Johnston We are sorry to hear that ' of Welland spent the weekend Sieven CtmRtm i5 a patlaq 24% IM with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Johnston. Wingham and District Hospital. Five year annual interest Rates subject to change 4VSTANDARD TRUST 237 Josephine St., Wingham, Ont. Telephone 357-2022 Offices in: Brampton - Chatham - Hamilton - Markham Ottawa - Paris a Perth - Picton - Toronto - Walkerton Willowdale - Wingham - Windsor - Woodstock Member Cahada Deposit insurance Corporabon i A 0