The Wingham Advance-Times, 1974-02-21, Page 14Thursday, Ferry*1,11
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road and down an
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estimated at $125,
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Feb.14, WG`. King of
I2,'B1uGvale, and Jack D. Har-
court of: RR 1, Mi 3ffakt, were Vin-
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moved in a two car cllion on
1410. 116' aat the *dim of Sursn
Road 1 , Morris Twp. No one was
injured in the amide* end'
daMalge$" e at, .
:Jack Iclder of Chesley and
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Muriel Coulterso f Wit# 5, Brussels
waned* drivers involved in a
collision that did $500 damage to
the vehicles, involved. The ac-
cident .1 "' o'
Occurred Feb.cb, 4, n Con
bion° 3-4 at Hwy. 4 Morris
Township.
On Sunday Bruce Raymond. of
Brussels escaped injury in a
single car mishap on Huron
County Road 12; north of Con-
cession 7, Marcia 'Township.
Damages to his car were
estimated at $000.
° ' The Wingham OPP detach-
ment. also reports that its
members iaid'f�our charges under
the Liquor Control R Act, seven
charges under the Highway
Traffic Act and made 16 investi-
, gations with one charge being
laid under the Criminal Code.
week
in RIIflOre
• Monday the Peewees lost to
Brussels by a score of ' 6-2- The
Belmore goals were scored by
Greg Inglis and Philip Eadie.
Tuesday in Girls' hockey, Bel -
more defeated Lucknow 11-0.
Scoring the goals, for Belmore
were Gail MAPher400, Norma,
ivips. Pat Leutlui and Joyce
Taylor, each with two goals, and
Mar: Eadie, Twyla Dickson and
'Glenda' Balla& with one each.
Wray the PeeWees
over . K1atzville.: Don Busby,
Kenton Sehaefer, Willie Stafford
and Greg Inglis each scored two
goals' for Belmore while Larry
O'Malley had one,
In an exhibition game Thurs-
day,; the Tykes had a 4-1 victory
over Fordwich. Goal scorers for
Belmore were Tommy Inglis with
two, goals and :Vicki Jeffray and
Jefi;Rarper each with one.'
Thursday the Midgets bad a 10-
4 loss to Mildmay. Paul Inglis
scored two Belmore goals' and
Tim Wylie and Kevin Hastie each
had one. •
Friday the PeeWees defeated
Belgrave 5-4. Murray Mawhinney
scored two. Belmore goals. Brian
Hays, Dennis Schiestel and Willie
Stafford had one goal each.
Congratulations to the Belmore"
PeeWees on finishing the regular
season in second place.
Saturday, in their first playoff
game, the Belmore Tykes lost to
Belgrave by a score of 4-0.
Wednesday the Belmore Inter-
mediates were defeated 15-4 by
Monkton. -
Sunday the Intermediates lost
to Floradale by a score of 4-2.
Scoring for Belmore were Allan
Dickson and Rick McPherson.
In broomball Sunday Amble-
side had a 1-0 victory over Bel -
mere.
` ,GORRIE 'FAL S
LME:RSTON
iturday,. February 16, the
Gerrie .Girls, were defeated by
Palmerston 5=4.:Mary Beth Riley
led the ~ 'Cort ie- Gird : with two
;pale` and Gloria Button and
Cairolynne McMillan 'each re-
• ceived one.
This puts. Palmerston in first
place and,' Gort ie in second, '
Mount -Forest third and Fordwithh
fourth.
The playoffs start soon,
SCOUTING NEWS
ply BruceStalnton
Scout meeting started with
_''nom' it gw , b dges .
wered istributedand we biome off
for dUes. Then we changed into'
our gym clothes to do some tum-
bling;•
Ceanwhile, the Scouts that won
the poster, contest and Scouter
Martin- Cretier went. to CKNX to ; y
be taped On the show "fit of the
Sun". 'This program was . shown
on February i6:°
After tumbling we had Wrest-
ling
restling Matches. Then we closed the
meeting with the lowering of the
flag. "and'the "Lord's Prayer.
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The Howick Grapevine
House League
Activities.
The side line basketball
schedule finished withthe fol-
lowing standing: Green 11 points, ,
Red 12 Orange 12 and Blue 13
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THOUGH YOU MAY NOT recognise it at this point, these
iris are sculpting
a turtle.
Theywere amonga groupof Wingham Public School students that tried their
hand at
snow sculpture last week. Who knows, there could be a couple of Michelangelo's in their
(Staff Photo). -
ranks.
Federal payment Belgrave holds Ice Carnival
mailed to farmers
Payments under the federal.
government's two -price wheat
program for 1973 were mailed.
last week to poroducers in
eastern Canada, according to an
announcement made bf Agri-
culture Minister Eugene Whelan.
Under the program, 22,666
farmers in Ontario will receive a_
total of 58,235,930 in federal pay-
ments.
Payments for 1973 also have
gone to producers of wheat in
Quebec and the Maritimes who
deliver wheat for Canadian
human consumption.
The total payment to Ontario
growers represents the number
of bushels of Ontario wheat that
went for Canadian human con,
sumption in 1973 times $1.045 per
bushel. The sum of 31.045 is the
difference between $3.00 per
bushel, the government guar-
anteed price, and the price
charged to millers by the Ontario
Wheat Producers' Marketing
Board.
Individualpayments are cal-
culated on a pool basis because
farmers deliver more, bushels
than are consumed domesticalli.
"We are making direct pay -
Ghia; soccer and Newcombe ments to . Ontario farmers 'this
ball. are: Green 19 pts., Orange
20, Blue 27, Red with 30. Next ac-
tivity Starting will be Bordenball.
The two ,gym. teachers, Mr•
Livermore and Miss Amos are
liaving boys' and girls' ,tryouts
for the Bordenball tournament "at,
F. E. Madill Secondary School on
Saturday, March2. These tryouts
will take place for the next three
weeks.
There are 160 pupils preparing
for the annual Indoor Sportsathon
on Wednesday, March 6. The top
girl :and boy athlete will receive a
trophy at the end of the day which
wasdonated by the sports club.
There willjbe nine teams and 21
events: Atthe id of the year the
winning team will receive an arm
bar:
-Rosemary Pellet
Gorrie downs
Mount- Forest
1 The Gorrie Girls defeated
Mount Forest on Wednesday
February 13, with a 13-2 win. Top
scorers for. Gorrie were Karen
Currah with 4 goals; Julie Fairies
'with 2 and Mary Lou Keil, Mary
Beth Riley, Gloria Ruttan, Col-
leen McMillan, Carolynne Mc-
Millan, Marilyn Grainger and
Jan Fairies each scoring one
goal. Joanne Ruston played an
excellent gaine in goal.
Top scorers for Mount Forest
were Jackie Ackert and Janet
Keuhl each scoring one goal.
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year only," Mr. Whelan said.
"Next year's payment will
relate to the federal program
which. began in September 1973
and sets: the guaranteed price to
fare ►t-4, 00Lpe> d2pshel<.p u-
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that figure. The payment will be
made to the Ontario Wheat Pro-
ducers' Marketing Board which,
will forward the benefits to pro-
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"The , total federal funds that
will be available vy_il be an-
nounced at that time."
The Mackenzie Highway,
Canada's most ambitious road -
building project, will run 1,050
miles from. the Alberta border to
the Beaufort Sea. The 296 miles to
Fort Simpson was completed by
1970. Construction was started on
a section of the road north of. Fort
Simpson in 1972 and work started
on a stretch between Inuvik and
Arctic Red Rive is being ac-
celerated.
Belgrave held a very suc-
cessful ice carnival. at the Bel-
grave Arena and Community
Centre last Saturday evening.
The festivities included costume
judging, boys' and girls' skating.
races, ' a tug of war between
representatives of Morris Twp.
and East Wawanosh Twp. and a
hockey game between the In-
termediate Ladies' team and the
Junior Girls' team.
The following people won
prizes in the costume judging
contest:
Best Bird or Animal — First,
Maxine Procter; second, Patti
McDowell; third; Glen Hunter.
Youngest Skater, Unassisted —
Greg . Moffat.
Best Valentine — Kathy Shiell,
Susan Elston, Donna Higgins.
Nursery Rhyme Costume —.
Steven Nixon; Steven Coultes,
Robbie Gordon.
Best TV Costume — Cindy
Campbell and Suzanne Mathers,
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Pletch and
family; Randy Nixon. ,
Hard -Time Costume — Brian'
_Local figure
skaters tested.
Tests for 214 st▪ udents of the
Canadian Figure Skating As-
sociation took place at the ; Lis-
towel Memorial Arena last week..
The students were members of al
dubs from Listowel, Winghamor.
Chesley; Goderic , Harriston,
Hanover, Teeswa Mildmay,
Seaforth and Walkerton.
The tests were for preliminary,
first, second, third and fourth
figure skaters. There were also
preliminary, junior bronze and
senior bronze, junior silver and
senior silver tests in dances.
There was one senior free skating
test.
Shaw, Eric Cook, Anne Procter.
National Costume --- Mrs.
George Procter and, Katherine,
Lisa Thompson,,, Wayne Cook.
Best Dressed 'Couple (Junior)
Kim. McDowell and Patti Ed*
wards, Darren Evans and Joanne
Hanna, Daryl and Karen Dunbar.
Senior -- Janice Coultes and
Wayne Cook, Alison Roberts and
Lori Thompson, Kenneth and
Joan Henry:
Best Dressed Comic -- Dianne
Scott, Dale Lougheed, Kevin
Marks.
Open Class— John Hanna,
Scott Lougheed, Dennis Henry
and RhondaEnglish.
Morris Twp. won the ladies' tug
of war and the Junior Girls 'de-
feated the Intermedia te;LadieS 4-
1. In the men's tug of War East
Wawanosh was victorious.
A special thank you all who
helped to make the ice carnival a
success.
Schoei attendance is affected
and education interrupted or
arrested by accidents which con-
fine pupils to hospital or home.
Because of the necessity for more
accident prevention .training, St.
John Ambulance is active in
making First Aid courses easily
available to both teachers and
students.
STANDINGS FOR STONE SCHOOL TEAM
Neil Bieman
G 11'17X28
Larry Robinson 15 9 24
Bob Pe
Brian Coultes 13 1 12 23
3 23
:Tom Black , 8 • 15 23 .
Bruce Corrigan 7 13 20
Brian Black 5 • 11 16
Lloyd Michie 3 11 14
• Don Edgar 5 9 14
Jim English .. 5 5 10
Ken Henry. 2 5 7
Neil Edgar 2 3 5
Grant Coultes 2 3 5
Paul Moffat 2 . 2 4 '
Bruce Pewtress 2 2 4
Neil Vincent g 6 g
Leading goal scorer, Larry Robinson, 15; leading in
assists, Neil Bieman, 17.
Goals for, 98; goals agaist, .65; games won, 13; games
lost, 5.
Stone School will be playing off against Fordwich on
Friday and Sunday nights in the Belgrave arena.
ISABEL CAMPBELL won a lady's shaver In last week's
Festival of Values draw. Louise Swanson of Triangle
Discount congratulated her on her good fortune.
(Staff Photo)
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for third with
come the Mars Bars with
one the bottent againeldest with 42.ry
Kerry'Thonpsee b
ill girls' high *Wile and
double wlth,8.1 anda, gone 332.
On the boys' Itw�was LLnn Ia rr
Mansell capturing loth
games. h -
Kerry ThoMpSon, 1
Reid, 130 Blair Mph, • 1 and -
Terry Roy,150, all bowled 130 or
over.
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SONIC ROUNDS • -
At thee rolloffa for tie senior
division held inZurich m►�►
the manor girlie single division
saw W lunn'a Joan Verson'
iotalthe tt also. with aft �e
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1 643. JOE) the
high' singe of 231.
Ent** were from Clinton,
,,. , `Waike andKin-
ca
Joh received the Zone
from Afro, Moa rel Zone repre-
sentative, and
epre-sentative,band will go on to the
rovincial rolloffs. in London In
BANTAM
In the Bantam diion t
Mazda* with. 65 stretched their
lead to two points over their.
closest rivals '.thee. Datsuns, 63.
The to two teams are followed at
a distance by � third .d piac
Javelins, 49, the fourth place
Torinos, 47, then the'Pintos, 40,
an
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and the haat place Conlet6, 37.
Rhonda Foxton bowled a 171 to
give her the girls' high' single
while Sheila Burke managed a
two game 202 to_take high double,
For the boys'. it was Greg Storey
taking hi Single with a 186 and
Craig 'rydges: taking: the high
double.
Games over 1,60 were bowled by
Sheila Burke, 168, Rhonda Fox-
ton, 171, Craig Brydges,76, Jeff •
Jackson, 167, Daryl Holm 169
and Greg Storey,. 186:,•' •
JUNIOR
In the Junior standings the
Clubs are way out in front with 66
followed by the Joker's with 53,
the Aces with 52, the Spades with
51, then the Diamonds with 44 and
finally the Hearts with 34.
Christine Foxtonsewed up the
girls' high single and high double
honorswith a • 197 and a 385 over
two, while Jay MacLaurin posted
a 267 high single and a two game
482 to take the boys' honeys.
In all nine bowlers broke -the
180 mark Joanne Anger, 200;
1 1"I3
rch,'
Winner in the Senior filo s € divi-;
o
si n, waw Bev Bromley of Clinton'
with .a 740, total. `
The" l
bantam • aro to#fs Were.
'bowledini Goderich.'The Listowel
bantam girls'.. 'tea* and Owen;
Sound °boys' team were winners.
Wingham girls placed: eighth and
the boys third.. Top single bowlers
were from Kincardine: '
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