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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1976-05-20, Page 14I Page 1 WIM:han1 Advance -Times, Thurs., May 20, 1976 • + Ontario Hydro reports elec- posl r, I the frost is not yet out of the floor sessions in the big 20 -man canoe 11) 0 1 t o end o f M a y as the floor has not yet com- on Lake Huron and possibly on Q �. 1 pletely settled into place. The he Saugeen. Although the pro we Peter Caldwell, tour manager south end still has approximately gram is definitely going to go the aK two inches to settle. final arrangements are not yet I of the Huron Country Playhouse The ice surface is small by to- settled as to when and where for I Young Players, announced re - day's standards. If the present each session. Four Saturdays in cently that the Spring School building is renewed we will at- July will be the lime slots so tick Tour has been extended into tempt to enlarge the ice surface those off on your calendar.June. The five actors in the to 75'x175'. (In comparison any 0--0-0 ft' compaseparatehaveproductions take over 40 three arena usually builds ice surfaces' BALL REGISTRATIONS 1 P that are 80'-85' wide and any- It is important that all those 1 schools in Southwestern Ontario where from 180' to 200' loo The who are playing ball 1 and will continue to tour until the g. p y g get their original building that houses the registrations in to the recreation end of the month. Engagementshave been as far afield as South - ice and seats was built in 1924. office immediately. Please try to The seats were painted for the help us out in this matter. T -ball ampton to the north, Windsor to first time in 1967. registrations are to be in also by the south and Guelph to the east. The artificial ice plant and con- this weekend. The T -ball will Faptasy, by James Saar, was crete floor were installed around start on Saturday, May 29 at 9 the first production staged by the 1957. The front was reconstructed p.m. at the ball park. group and is a dramatization of in 1962. This opinion poll is the We need either Moms or Dads Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonder first part of a study being done by to help with the T -ball and also land. This play involves singing, the arena building committee. with he junior girls. Won't you C A R LI N G TERRACE ROAD dancing and magic, and is for This committee is made up of help? Your girl or boy is probably grades K-4. Circus! was the representatives from service playing. Your help is needled bad- PROPOSED LAYOUT for the three tennis courts on the grounds of the F. E. Madill Sec group's second offering and this clubs and organizations who use ly. Call the recreation office at ondary School in Wingham. A group of local tennis enthusiasts have secured permission of show for the upper grades 5-8, the arena. If there are questions 357-1208 and offer to help the kids. the Huron County Board of Education to enlarge the tennis area at the school from the was written and compiled by the to be asked we hope the rep- They are yours and need the present one doubles court to three courts. Estimated cost is $26,000 of which a portion five company members and resentatives who call on you can guidance. (approximately 50 per cent) will be met by grants. Several local groups have promised James Murphy, artistic director answer your questions. If not 0-0-0 support for the project. of the Playhouse, who also please feel free to call he recrea- POWER SKATING directed the Young Players pro- ductions. tion office or Angus Mowbray, If your boy is interested ip A third show was added to the the chairman of the committee. power skating there is a course • repertoire a last month. My Best being offered at Vanastra. If you Tuesday will see f I r s t „Int . game here Friend Is Twelve Feet M need more information get in High, by .touch. . Carol Bolt, was performed by the After a recess of several years, local club was seeking pti;tyeFs arrive before the first league Playhouse Young Players in their NO� " Wingham will return to sched- brought at group of would-be re- game, but it looks as if we'll have 1974 School Tour and was so suc- SUMMER CAMPS uled fastball play this season in a cruits to the local ball park on to go as we are for the game in cessful that it was revived this Don't forget that information loop which will include Port El- Friday evening for a tryout Chepstow." year for about 25 more per - regarding summer camps for gin, Chepstow, Walkerton, Rip- game. The Chepstow game is an ex. formances. This production was boys and girls is still available at ley, Lucknow, Harriston and "Seeing a guy in actual game hibition fixture to be played to- ideal for elementary schools who OPE the recreation office. Another Mount Forest. situations really helps decide night (Wednesday). "They've wanted to bring all grade levels service we are offering. Recent announcement that the whether nor not he'll be one of the always had a good team and the to only one show. PINE ECHO 15 we'll sign," said Coach Doug game will show us where we Caldwell announced that the Neil, who lamented that he could stand and what we can expect company has been retained - for CAMP and= THE not sign more than that number. when the league play starts," the first week in June, because of As he put it, "We've had a good said Ted. many recent bookings received TRAILER PARK " turnout of top calibre ball First home game will see Luck- from Lambton County. The players." now on the Wingham diamond on Lambton County Board of J A The inter -squad game was Tuesday of next week, May 25, at Education at their March 29 Open O b a y G tp attended by more than 50 fans. 8:30 p.m. Full title of the local meeting voted to make a $5()0 P Y day Ted Ahara, team manager, said, entry is Wingham BP Inter- subsidy available to Lambton week or BY BAG "The team uniforms should mediates. schools wishing to book one of the ALEX WALTON . Playhouse productions, and so season. far nine schools have partici- The weatherman has not been Holly Keil are preparing for the pated. Hydro, water,. very kind to the golfers so far this F. k. MADILL sECOND^I%T SCHOOL Lions at Hlowick hand This popular two -ball event, hl'� vnur n, i►�Ill,��nr golfing weather in November. which was started last year, will hot showers. Social Conv¢ner Ray Walker, open on June 3 at 6 p.m. Recreation Report ably assisted $y -Ms wife Shirley, ROAD out cash for bingo wins R• -11Im Word Kaufman, organized this year's day, June 6, so get out and prac- . opening. This most successful Lions' bingo winners 6ho. � "- ";....tt : fit, o 6.'". -—� The Ladies' Club opening lunch got the social side of the golf club was held on May 13 and several were Angus, Wingham ($30); second, members took advantage of a The Sunday morning breakfast comparatively good day to get in Belmore, Ontario Regular games: Mrs. S. Huber, ton Mrs. Edna Greenlet', Harporis AFXNA QUESTION ROLLER SKATING Tuesday and Thursday after- MlldmaY; Mrs. Lewis and E. Marsh, both of Wingham; Mrs. ($30) ; i25 special to Doris Per those who have not yet Roller skating is going on Tues 4 T - - _ _ - - _ _ _ _ _� Ile' _ ual Newman, Wingham, also Mrs. Walker, Corrie; Stand up, bingo to Mrs. Reihl, WiAgham,, who also been visited and wondered whydays, Fridays, Saturdays and Y Y j bers. Lloyd Walker and Mrs. Day both the opinionpoll is being taken - Sundays 8-10 p.m. One admission t Wing - of Wingham ; Mrs. Seiling, Wing won the Purple Ball of :40; the arena, if left without repairs, for all --40 cents. Rental skates 35 1 I ham; Phyllis Baker, Wingham; Jackpot of $105 to Mrs. Caswell, will not again for another ag cents. We have patched the bad Pa 1 p Lyda Reidt, Wroxeter; Sarah Bluevale, Mrs. Hallam, Luck - now, Wiliam Vpper, Listowel season season of winter activities. The crack in the floor but it is not the Q `0' �o' b �I C Hamilton, Lucknow; Nolda Nola Kolas, Wroxeter. roof structure is insufficient b Y absolute best et as there is a bit Y Kulas, Wroxeter; Mrs. Barkwell, and and standards set by the National of a slant to the one section. 1 #A 1 o Lucknow; Margaret Edgar, (� to Ka Rich, Wing - y Building Code to maintain the �►-0 I IA Wroxeter; Mrs. Schill,-Formosa; � ham ; D r prizes to Sarah Hamilton, snow load and wind force get SUMMER YRUI;RAM 1 .J .. s' Ethel F'prFie$, HarrlStOP., and Lucknow, Doris Walker, Corrie, down for this particular area. part The programs are being _ - _ _ P g 8 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ,. _ _ _ _ _ _ A - - - -� m Shirley Foxton, Wingham; The seats also are insufficiently planned new and advertising will .--I Z Evelyn Barkwell, Lucknow; y braced and are heaving badly be out shortly. The canoe pro- rn x i v=+ducky draws to Mildred Coup - with the floor. The floor is heaving badly gram has been firmed up since last week. There will be a 4- ,'Z _ , 1 ^^o D Young Players land, Wroxeter, Clara McInnis, Fordwich, Edna Greenley, with Z to 1 X liarriston and Penny Elliott, the frost and this year moved session course in July. This year - -.� C over six inches from its original the course will include a session 0 -- ; extend schedule Wroxeter; dart game to Troy tion before ice went in All on the Maitland as well as three Z N Pocaluyko, Wroxeter ($13). posl r, I the frost is not yet out of the floor sessions in the big 20 -man canoe 11) 0 1 t o end o f M a y as the floor has not yet com- on Lake Huron and possibly on Q �. 1 pletely settled into place. The he Saugeen. Although the pro we Peter Caldwell, tour manager south end still has approximately gram is definitely going to go the aK two inches to settle. final arrangements are not yet I of the Huron Country Playhouse The ice surface is small by to- settled as to when and where for I Young Players, announced re - day's standards. If the present each session. Four Saturdays in cently that the Spring School building is renewed we will at- July will be the lime slots so tick Tour has been extended into tempt to enlarge the ice surface those off on your calendar.June. The five actors in the to 75'x175'. (In comparison any 0--0-0 ft' compaseparatehaveproductions take over 40 three arena usually builds ice surfaces' BALL REGISTRATIONS 1 P that are 80'-85' wide and any- It is important that all those 1 schools in Southwestern Ontario where from 180' to 200' loo The who are playing ball 1 and will continue to tour until the g. p y g get their original building that houses the registrations in to the recreation end of the month. Engagementshave been as far afield as South - ice and seats was built in 1924. office immediately. Please try to The seats were painted for the help us out in this matter. T -ball ampton to the north, Windsor to first time in 1967. registrations are to be in also by the south and Guelph to the east. The artificial ice plant and con- this weekend. The T -ball will Faptasy, by James Saar, was crete floor were installed around start on Saturday, May 29 at 9 the first production staged by the 1957. The front was reconstructed p.m. at the ball park. group and is a dramatization of in 1962. This opinion poll is the We need either Moms or Dads Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonder first part of a study being done by to help with the T -ball and also land. This play involves singing, the arena building committee. with he junior girls. Won't you C A R LI N G TERRACE ROAD dancing and magic, and is for This committee is made up of help? Your girl or boy is probably grades K-4. Circus! was the representatives from service playing. Your help is needled bad- PROPOSED LAYOUT for the three tennis courts on the grounds of the F. E. Madill Sec group's second offering and this clubs and organizations who use ly. Call the recreation office at ondary School in Wingham. A group of local tennis enthusiasts have secured permission of show for the upper grades 5-8, the arena. If there are questions 357-1208 and offer to help the kids. the Huron County Board of Education to enlarge the tennis area at the school from the was written and compiled by the to be asked we hope the rep- They are yours and need the present one doubles court to three courts. Estimated cost is $26,000 of which a portion five company members and resentatives who call on you can guidance. (approximately 50 per cent) will be met by grants. Several local groups have promised James Murphy, artistic director answer your questions. If not 0-0-0 support for the project. of the Playhouse, who also please feel free to call he recrea- POWER SKATING directed the Young Players pro- ductions. tion office or Angus Mowbray, If your boy is interested ip A third show was added to the the chairman of the committee. power skating there is a course • repertoire a last month. My Best being offered at Vanastra. If you Tuesday will see f I r s t „Int . game here Friend Is Twelve Feet M need more information get in High, by .touch. . Carol Bolt, was performed by the After a recess of several years, local club was seeking pti;tyeFs arrive before the first league Playhouse Young Players in their NO� " Wingham will return to sched- brought at group of would-be re- game, but it looks as if we'll have 1974 School Tour and was so suc- SUMMER CAMPS uled fastball play this season in a cruits to the local ball park on to go as we are for the game in cessful that it was revived this Don't forget that information loop which will include Port El- Friday evening for a tryout Chepstow." year for about 25 more per - regarding summer camps for gin, Chepstow, Walkerton, Rip- game. The Chepstow game is an ex. formances. This production was boys and girls is still available at ley, Lucknow, Harriston and "Seeing a guy in actual game hibition fixture to be played to- ideal for elementary schools who OPE the recreation office. Another Mount Forest. situations really helps decide night (Wednesday). "They've wanted to bring all grade levels service we are offering. Recent announcement that the whether nor not he'll be one of the always had a good team and the to only one show. PINE ECHO 15 we'll sign," said Coach Doug game will show us where we Caldwell announced that the Neil, who lamented that he could stand and what we can expect company has been retained - for CAMP and= THE not sign more than that number. when the league play starts," the first week in June, because of As he put it, "We've had a good said Ted. many recent bookings received TRAILER PARK " turnout of top calibre ball First home game will see Luck- from Lambton County. The players." now on the Wingham diamond on Lambton County Board of J A The inter -squad game was Tuesday of next week, May 25, at Education at their March 29 Open O b a y G tp attended by more than 50 fans. 8:30 p.m. Full title of the local meeting voted to make a $5()0 P Y day Ted Ahara, team manager, said, entry is Wingham BP Inter- subsidy available to Lambton week or BY BAG "The team uniforms should mediates. schools wishing to book one of the ALEX WALTON . Playhouse productions, and so season. far nine schools have partici- The weatherman has not been Holly Keil are preparing for the pated. Hydro, water,. very kind to the golfers so far this Thursday night couples club. swimming, boating, year, but then, maybe we'll have This popular two -ball event, hl'� vnur n, i►�Ill,��nr golfing weather in November. which was started last year, will hot showers. Social Conv¢ner Ray Walker, open on June 3 at 6 p.m. inforinatuIu gut t,,ru) ably assisted $y -Ms wife Shirley, The first interclub match will along with Roly and Shirley be played at Kincardine on Sun - �pr'l'Iflratl„I1� llr `•.tl-�r .,. Kaufman, organized this year's day, June 6, so get out and prac- . opening. This most successful tise. CALL NOW ! ! dinner and dance, held on May 15, The Ladies' Club opening lunch got the social side of the golf club was held on May 13 and several 392-6564 off to a flying start. members took advantage of a The Sunday morning breakfast comparatively good day to get in Belmore, Ontario tournaments will have their start a game. on Sunday, May 30 and Bill and Tuesday and Thursday after- noons the ladies claim the tee from 1 p.m. Any ladies interested FifAnt HURONIA HOCKEY CAMP to visit cl hese ual he b onmembers days and Pike Luke - m". No. 89 - Phone 338-3010 get , acquainted with the mem- Our cam (formerl Harriston Hock- Ca ) ff bers. p y y mp o ars a program of hockey instruction and outdoor camp and recreation atmosphere that has made our camp one of the finest in Canada. The personal HOCKEY SKILLS INSTRUCTION will improve all our campers. *New Normanby Recreation Arena in Ayton *Private mile long lake *Golf /terinis/water front •Family Camp and Day Programs DAILY BUS SERVICE FROM MOUNT FOREST ................................ Please forward brochure to: Mail to: I HURONIA HOCKEYName ............................ Box r Waterloo, io Address .......................... Ontar Phone 884-4050 Town ............................. MILITIA II FIELD REGIMENT R.C.A. is recruiting all ranks (male only) to form a mi lits artillery botlery in this area. If you are in terested. fila in the tear sheet. .................................................... 10 WO II Dawson, The Armory Guelph On torio I (name) ,am interested In being port of the militia battery Please contact me at (phone number) and forward more information. My age is My address is Lions hosts to Midget team 9 low,.:; The Lions played host to the 4 I- r Midget hockey team at a Lions ; i e► meeting May 11 at the Manor ACTION AT THE BALL PARK -Bob Armstrong makes Hotel where an enjoyable meal of first on a "squeaker" during the intersquadtryouts at roast beef and spare ribs was Wingham ball served to the Lions and Midgets. g park on Friday evening. Baseman is Don During the dinner, Tailtwister Murray. The game was played as a basis of selection for Lion Fred McGee circulated, col- Wingham's team entry in the fastball schedule. lecting fines for irregular be- ( Photo by Swan) havior. The money raised from the fines goes into the convention fund. WINGHAM LIONS MIDGETS—FINAL SCORING STATISTICS After the meal, trophies and GP Goals Asst. Pts PINT awards were presented to the (;ord Kin:th;:n 47 58 38 96 54 Midgets. Bernie Haines. captain Bernie Haynes 42 30 43 73 til of the team, was awarded a Dave Bennett 38 37 30 07 35 trophy for being the team's most Jay Nlael,aurui 46 26 41 67 22 Ken Ter%it 47 18 35 53 :14 valuable player, and Ken Tervit Duug McGregor 38 19 26 45 93 was given a trophy for being the Day: Kieffer 35 23 16 39 41 most improved player. Absent Ke%in hickey 34 18 12 30 125 was Gord Kinahan, top scorer Sheldon .Jones 42 10 17 27 138 Spencer Burley was presented Tom Nfacl,ean 47 9 12 21 4% with a $125 scholarship to attend ylike Nlontgornery 27 5 13 18 42 hockey school in the summer. Stan Stapleton — 43 9 4 1:1 16 In return, the players gave Spence Burly% 47 5 8 13 26 yliliitie�ic Coaches Bill Kerr and Bob Arm- f„u-ry 14 2 7 9 t; strong and Manager Danny I-mrie Maine's 40 0 9 9 112 Montgomery thank -you gifts. Tom Graham 2 1 1 2 6 Keith (':�meron 5 0 2 2 10 There was much joking back and NTark Passmore 4 0 1 1 O forth and an easy camaraderie Tiin Heffer 41 0 0 0 16 seemed to exist between the Dour; Ta}lor 18 -<) 0 0 0 coaches and players. At the end hick Derchert 10 0 0 0 0 of the award presentation the Totals 47 270 315 585 851 Lions gave their guests a good old-fashioned roar. GOALKEEPERS' STATISTICS A total of 47 hockey games Tim fleffer 3807 game, played: 164 goals again t I s11111 ()III, were played. Twentyeighy were 424 ac erage won, two tied and 17 lost. The Doug Taylor .8 ;game; plaw,d; 34 goals against. 4.251 a,.er;r,e Midgets won the championship at Kevin llickey 33 game, played; 2 goals against. 6 ai erage the Wingham Hockey Tourna- Totals -47 games played, 200 goals against. 1 shut ont. 426 ment this season. average. WITCH STITCHERY LAKELET—Mrs. Juno hosted the meeting of the girls on May 13. The roll call, one use 'of the French knot, was answered b_v all. Mrs. Juno discussed the uses of the French knot, showed how to mitre a corner and how to ap- plique. The girls then made samples of each. tricity demands can increase by as much as 70,000 kilowatts for every one -degree rise in tem- perature during prolonged sum- mer heat waves. "Mwrr Sarno MONDAY, 8:30 P.M. MAY 24, 1976 of VANASTRA RICRIATION CENTRE JACKPOT - $250.00 on 54 calls vAth a consokAion prize of VS.W If not won, Jockpot grows by SIU. and number of calls nuraoses by. one each week. • 1 f e1110MAe OAMI• AT ' 10.1* 4ACM 1 SNAe1-r11/-MA►i« eAM.i ADMISSION $1.00 - INCLUDES ONE FREE CARD. AddlMonel cards 25c each or 6 for 81.00 •r..�.w uu�Ku•.+rww• HANOVER INN Hanover Appearing nightly on stage - Daring Strippers Proper attire and age of majority are required First show at 8:00 p.m. Honda CT -70 You don't have to baby this mini. This mini bike loves the dirt And it s built to take all the punishment the dirt can dish out The 72 cc. 4 -stroke, single cylinder, overhead cam engine works with a 3 -speed transmission and automatic clutch The handlebars fold down -- so it s easy to rnove to where the dirt is. j Kids from six to sixty find it easy to operate and more darned fun would be hard IcOind HONDA )im're ahead On a Honda. LYNN HOY ENTERPRISES Hwy. 86 East WINGHAM 357-3435 When you've got a problem. your Gulf agent can be very neighbourly, itrnr(,ull,1)t, tit i- r.. riot lu"t a I;tr nl .tin nt hl'� vnur n, i►�Ill,��nr Fir -hay tip t.. elate inforinatuIu gut t,,ru) �pr'l'Iflratl„I1� llr `•.tl-�r .,. ,� gill a wtrle r.lnyr ..t Inl� . applit atiorn ,-Alf 11, n, 111,1 l , in If qui 111vil 1 the I; pre %, nr tJ,l.tly hreakd,rwri� -Wel: rfi And becausf• he lives in this area, he know~ exactly what it takes to keep your faun equip- rnent running stnoothly. s:. Ile also has a no(I understanding of the �pc(i.tl problems t;irni, r, have in th ren When VOW .vf-got 1)rohlern, call your n, ty!III) ur' your ('crlf agent Car Ernie Merkley (E. Medley & Son) Gulf 357-3570 111 Alfred St., Box 417 Not your average Wingham farm service. 10,