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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1976-06-24, Page 16>ti 4"• 7b* Whiloom Advance -Times, Thurs... June 24, 1976 TIRED WINGHAM TOWNE PLAYERS rest between acts of "The Inheritance", put on last weekend in town hall. Blake Ferguson, who played Gramps, Dale Edgar, who played Jim and Ansley Currie who acted the,.part of Jessie get a breath of fresh air. Midget girls get new uniforms The Wingham Midget Pirls' fastban team received new uni- forms last week and boy, do they look sharp! It really brings out the beauty of the local squad. The colors are yellow top and bottom with blue and red lettering. The name of the local team will be the Wingham Brophy Queens. The girls have already started the schedule and have a record of one win and one tie in two games and are very impressive in their play under the capable leader- ship of Terry Nethery and Janet Haines. The line up includes: Ann Balser, Chris Orien, Mary Rae, Esther Nethery, Ruth Nethery, Patty Brophy, Sharon Brophy, Carol Anne Brophy, Lynn Haines, Lynn Bridge, Janet Wood, Mary Jean Wilhelm, Ellen Reid, Jane Vath and Cathy Cruickshank. "taw" 1111,11111111000 FRIDAY, 8:30 P.M. JUNE 25, 1976 at VANASTRA RECREATION CENTRE JACKPOT - $300.00 MUST GO REGARDLESS OF 111E NUMBER Of CALLS 1 S REGULAR GAMES AT - 10.-- EACH 3 SNARE -TME -WEALTH GAMES TWO NEIGHBOURS havea friendly chat on the verand ADMISSION $1.00 - INCLUDES during the play "The Inheritance" which ran Thursday ONE FREE CARD. Additional last week to Saturday. Left is Alex (Rick Currah) and R cords 25c each or 6 for $1.00. Sandy ( Bill Matisz). The Wingham Towne Pla.ye .0-.t.,O0..,...CT.p.OTN". production is clearly in the black, since it made a net of w ••••f0i"'°'"" — over $1,000. - 1 pp, 'IJ: _ _ .�yt .l:q,♦ i'. i=.,"".:0=....................p..�.....I.............. t •.'�L,.; ,,.;SYu2 �+ -tong{. yt��} ".CA 7t9ii.�i�iw- -- _'':. T�` "4'�3,g11��?s•. ryy%�,^3."�' ellf +.I�r[ � .e �..3�V'.s�'�e.,3roC `. ` .............................................i Lv3 on 6barts •` rtn a 1,\ t•R -1 - �" Capital 004 Tubs Certifies That of ►INGHAN, ONT. 4 is the bolder of one #Aare of Iren loollars tulip paib up to the Capital firMck of Mite Mingbam Arena ;itnitcb, tuhicb obares are transferable to person or by an atiornep bulp eonotitutrb on the boots of the 4Companr onip upon surrenber of this certificate. mateb at mingbam this ?tad, bar of MAY A.�. 1925. ���� ieaeterF Only certifii arenas to of Dr. Bette Stephenson, Minister of Labour, has announced that only arenas that have been certi- fied as safe by a professional en- gineer will be allowed to open next fall. In December 1975 the Minister addressed a letter to the heads of councils of all local municipali- ties asking them to procure a re- port from a professional engineer on the arena's safety. Dr. Stepenson commended those municipal councils who filed reports and complied with the directions issued by the In- dustrial Safety inspectors. She asked that those who had not complied do so immediately to protect the lives of the children and the adults in the community. Forty percent of the province's 869 arenas are suspected of not tieing capable of safely sustain- ing local scow and wind loads as Strawberry lovers time to go pick'em Strawberry lovers, arise. Whether you like them for jam, desserts or whatever, it is time to go to the country and pick your own fresh strawberries. "This ,d as safe )en in fall required by the 1970 National, Building Code of Canada. Of these 350 "suspect" arenas, 200 have been inspected in the past six months and 57 ordered closed. Some of these (57) arenas have been demolished, replaced or repaired in the meantime. The remaining 150 will be inspected and appropriate action taken by the end of July. , in a few cases where engineers' reports state that the building is capable of withstanding certain wind and dead loads, arenas have been allowed to remain open until October 15th to accommodate summer activities. However, the Minister warned, "We are cer- tainly trying to be charitable but it's difficult to be excessively charitable when human safety is involved." Municipalities have received five letters concerning arenas in the past five years. October 1970, a recommendation to obtain a professional engineer's report on arena safety; November, 1971, a similar letter; August 1972, a let- ter requesting confirmation of arena information in Ministry's files; November, 1974, copies of previous three letters together with a qu&tionnaire to be com- pleted and returned; December, 1975 letter from Dr. Stephenson. At the Movies W. C. Fields, a same d-1 immediately conjures laughter, was an undisputed king of comedy, whose eccentric be- havior on screen was applauded •ild loved. Today, thirty Yom utter Ills last screen appearance, he is the idol of a cult that con- tinually expands. His films are shown at festivals around the world and repeated television showings of his comedies have made him known to generations born after his death. "W. C. Fields and Me," star- ring Rod Steiger as the comedy genius and Valerie Perrine as his mistress, is an affectionate film about the life and times of a legendary entertainer. The screenplay was based on the book by Carlotta Monti, who, although unknown to the general public, lived with Fields for many years in a relationship that lasted until his untimely death. She was a vivacious, gentle girl with strong religious convictions, whose love and loyalty for the comedian, a difficult human being, was strong and unwavering. Also starring in "W. C. Fields and Me" are John Marley, seen as the head of a Hollywood studio, and Jack Cassidy who portrays John Barrymore, one of Fields' faithful friends. Arthur Hiller is the director. "W. C. Fields and Me" plays at the Lyceum June 24 - June 27. year's crop is looking excellent Minister announces '76 right now," says Ontario Minis- seasons - try of Agriculture and Food horti- days earlier than in 1975, and ex - Ifyou Recreation Report ah owa freezer r want to season is longer in the western of buy your strawberries in bulk, portion of the island because the ed pick -your -own farms will prob- deer population there is at a high rs' ably give you an offer that you level. ell can't refuse. Both you and the farmer profit from this kind of RECREATION REPORT also can be scheduled. Help us business. Because you do the har The pool has opened but not without a lot of work and worry to out in that regard, won't you? vesting and provide your own containers,. the usual "mid get it ready for the summer's Each new facility is yours to use but don't be disappointed if a dleman" costs, such as harvest activities. It seemed all was in readiness for last weekend but we facility is being used when you labor, containers, packaging, ran into an algae problem which get there. storage and trucking are we were able to clear up by Mon- eliminated' You are paying less than supermarket prices for day. This week there are a few ARENA With the arena plans being fresher fruit and the farmer is Preliminary lessons to promote worked on and funds to be raised getting a better return for his interest in swimming and water the first draw being organized is goods "Most operators now charge by safety. The pool will be open in the eve- for a complete set of Olympic coins 28 silver coins and a gold the pound rather than by the ningsthis from 630 on. Al coin. These tickets will be ivail- quart basket," says Mr. Hughes. weekend on the afternoons and at in the eve- 1:00 in the e- able from the arena committee The advantage to this is that. you rings. Lessons will be starting members as well as in a number can pick a variety of straw- July 5. The week previous to that of local stores. This will be a once berries in different containers, there will be general swilnming in a life time opportunity. Don't and only pay for what you want. afternoons and evenings. miss it! If a farmer has several ern part of Bruce County, there varieties of strawberries, ask 0-4-0 SUNSHINE '76 PROGRAM - him which ones are best -for your Information concerning the purpose, whether it is for can- Program has been sent around to ning, making jam, eating fresh or elementary schools. If there are freezing. Upon request, many producers will even provide you some people who feel that there is with information on preserva- conflict between swimming and '76 tion. the Sunshine program these Mr. Hughes recommends that conflicts can be worked out for you do your strawberry picking each individual. Please contact in the morning before the hot sun us for any problem that we can gets to them and while they are help solve for you. o--" still firm. For a list of pick -your -own NEW BALL DIAMOND farms, write or phone the Ontario Much work has been done on Wawa is October 4 to December Food Council, Ministry of Agri- the new diamond and would we wou 15, coinciding with the resident k culture and Food, Parliament ask that some of the teams need Buildings, Queen's Park, Ing Practice time use the new ' Toronto, Ontario M4C 5L6. diamond area. However, we need (416:965-7701.) to know when you need it so it -, >�eal moose season. 1975, although there are some mi - ;t Resident deer hunting in the nor changes in zone boundaries. fX. V �crriDetlt iX: ,; Kenora-Atikokan area extends from October 4 to -December 15, s' while the non-resident season cu»Int= t �,+yp _ here is October 11 to November = s WOO" sy%�c:3-`F4 .y !.' ` iltsrts 810 dace i v. is"y ity Ai 3ti, �!Pryl 15. y1�rW.t" . "4 �s y � � ��� �£� � hunting on i.' _ ..................................-.. y�"`b4..'w �� Primitive weapons hu A LIMITED CAPITAL STOCK SHARE was issued to James Wild May 22, 1925, to help the Aulneau Peninsula opens on M raise funds for the building of the original arena. Present day Wingham and area citizens the sable date ,or all hunters -_ are now involved with the same type of problem—how to raise a quarter of the cost October 4. I �� PHONE -- (550,000) for arena renovations. If this sum is raised, Wintario will donate a matching On Manitoulin Island, the bows- E� A amount. A Community Centres Grant will also provide 550,000 and the remaining quarter only season for residents and non- 357-2320 will be raised through a 10 -year debenture bought by the town. residents opens on October 9, four Slow pitch team loses two more The Wingli im Brophy blow- phtcb team can't get untracked lately and is on a losing streak. Shakespeare put the boots to them to the tune of 14-3 in Shakes- peare last Monday night and as far as hitting there isn't much to report. On Thursday night under the lights in Wingham the Brophy boys couldn't get going until. it was too late. They didn't get a run until the fifth inning and then they stirred to come on and fin- ished strong with eight runs hold- ing the team from Moorefield to only three. Maybe the last four innings were a sign of good things to come. Moorefield won the game 16-8. Bob Foxton was a stand out in this game when he made a fan- tastic running catch in centre field that was well tagged. He also led the hitting with four hits out of four at bat. Bruce Foxton was another player to deserve mention as he had three hits and kept up a constant chatter while catching. It seems the other boys are down on themselves as you could hear a pin drop at times ex- cept for Foxton. Bruce Machan came in to pitch for the locals mid -way through the game and did a very com- mendable job. Brophy Lineup: Storey, Brown, Machan, Edwards, Robinson, Bob Foxton, Bruce Foxton, Case - more, Welwood and Heard. Because there is no specvttc cure for arthritis, and because it affects each sufferer in so many ways and can be with hi in so long, treating arthritis means treating not merely a disease, but a whole human condition. WINGHAM BODY SHOP SID ADAMS Complete RADIATOR SERVICE for Automobiles,, light Trucks, Form Tractors New Rad Cores w Itodding Cleaning R Flushing 14 North St. 357-1102- 1 57-1102- OPENING The Blood is Stronq by Lis Sinclair July 3 7 9 How I Met My Husband by Alice Munro July 6. 8. 14 An perturnnances begin at 8 30 a m Tickets. Adults $3 00. Sr Citizens. $2 25. Children. $2 00 Box Office Hours 11-2 Can (519) 523 4452 or write Box 291. Blyth, Ont for reservations Turkey Supper - opening night, July 3 Tickets $4.00 NOTICE IF YOUR ADVANCE -TIMES LABEL READS JUNE 9-8-7-6 YOUR SUBSCRIPTION IS DUE Advance -Times trom: - r .` BRIDGE MOTORS LTD. Take a look at these: 1973 Dodge Polara Custom Wagon This beautiful station wagon had only 1 owner. Green with matching interior and only 35,000 miles on it. Automatic, power steering, wheel discs, and white walls. Don't miss out on a deal like this one. We also have ! 1975 Gran Torino Take this 2 door hardtop out for a test drive! It's fully equipped and has only 13,000 miles. Red with white vinyl roof ono matching, in, - terior. Now's the time to'check it out; it'll be gone soon! a 65 new cars and trucks on our lot; I and ...More to Come!! 45 used cars and light-duty trucks '�^R�iiBRIDGENi vmi an Eta Highway 86 East Wingham, Ontario L •. Minister announces '76 deer hunting seasons - Ontario's 1976 deer seasons days earlier than in 1975, and ex - have been announced by Natural tends until October 31. The gun ah Resources Minister I.eo Bernier. season is longer in the western of Following the general format portion of the island because the ed of last year, most deer hunting deer population there is at a high rs' zone boundaries adhere to level. ell boundaries of wildlife manage- The area north of the French ment units in Northern Ontario and Mattawa Rivers will be open while in the south they generally from November 1 to 6 to residents 99 follow county and township only. A U-shaped area north of boundaries. Sault Ste. Marie is open to resi- Most seasons open at about the dents and non-residents from same time as in 1975. There will November 1 to 13, as is the Parry ; k$�; be no hunting season in areas of Sound area. AQ Northern Ontario where deer oc- In southern Ontario, there are 3:-U%�''; cur infrequently. In northwestern several changes from last Year's and north central Ontario the seasons. Both, residents and non - bows -only season extends from residents may hunt with shotguns September 15 to 30 for residents and primitive weapons in the and non-residents. counties southeast of Ottawa In the area west of Fort from.November 1 to 4. Frances, the gun season runs In Grey County and the south from October 30 to December 15 ern part of Bruce County, there for residents and October 30 to are no gun seasons. The season in S- November 15 for non-residents. the Muskola area has been in - In the Dryden -Lac Seul area, creased from three to six days. the residents only season runs The regional municipalities of from October 30 to December 15. Hamilton -Wentworth, Halton. "The absence of non-resident Peel, and York, closed in 1975, are hunting will help to moderate the open this year to resident bow - deer harvest in an area experi- hinters from October 25 to encing a population decline," Mr. November 30. "The deer popu- Bernier said. lation has increased steadily in The residents -only gun season these areas in recent years." in the area from the eastern Prince Edward County is boundary of Quetico Park to closed to deer hunting. Other sea - Wawa is October 4 to December sons in southern Ontario are es - 15, coinciding with the resident sentially the same as those in >�eal moose season. 1975, although there are some mi - ;t Resident deer hunting in the nor changes in zone boundaries. fX. V �crriDetlt iX: ,; Kenora-Atikokan area extends from October 4 to -December 15, s' while the non-resident season cu»Int= t �,+yp _ here is October 11 to November = s WOO" sy%�c:3-`F4 .y !.' ` iltsrts 810 dace i v. is"y ity Ai 3ti, �!Pryl 15. y1�rW.t" . "4 �s y � � ��� �£� � hunting on i.' _ ..................................-.. y�"`b4..'w �� Primitive weapons hu A LIMITED CAPITAL STOCK SHARE was issued to James Wild May 22, 1925, to help the Aulneau Peninsula opens on M raise funds for the building of the original arena. Present day Wingham and area citizens the sable date ,or all hunters -_ are now involved with the same type of problem—how to raise a quarter of the cost October 4. I �� PHONE -- (550,000) for arena renovations. If this sum is raised, Wintario will donate a matching On Manitoulin Island, the bows- E� A amount. A Community Centres Grant will also provide 550,000 and the remaining quarter only season for residents and non- 357-2320 will be raised through a 10 -year debenture bought by the town. residents opens on October 9, four Slow pitch team loses two more The Wingli im Brophy blow- phtcb team can't get untracked lately and is on a losing streak. Shakespeare put the boots to them to the tune of 14-3 in Shakes- peare last Monday night and as far as hitting there isn't much to report. On Thursday night under the lights in Wingham the Brophy boys couldn't get going until. it was too late. They didn't get a run until the fifth inning and then they stirred to come on and fin- ished strong with eight runs hold- ing the team from Moorefield to only three. Maybe the last four innings were a sign of good things to come. Moorefield won the game 16-8. Bob Foxton was a stand out in this game when he made a fan- tastic running catch in centre field that was well tagged. He also led the hitting with four hits out of four at bat. Bruce Foxton was another player to deserve mention as he had three hits and kept up a constant chatter while catching. It seems the other boys are down on themselves as you could hear a pin drop at times ex- cept for Foxton. Bruce Machan came in to pitch for the locals mid -way through the game and did a very com- mendable job. Brophy Lineup: Storey, Brown, Machan, Edwards, Robinson, Bob Foxton, Bruce Foxton, Case - more, Welwood and Heard. Because there is no specvttc cure for arthritis, and because it affects each sufferer in so many ways and can be with hi in so long, treating arthritis means treating not merely a disease, but a whole human condition. WINGHAM BODY SHOP SID ADAMS Complete RADIATOR SERVICE for Automobiles,, light Trucks, Form Tractors New Rad Cores w Itodding Cleaning R Flushing 14 North St. 357-1102- 1 57-1102- OPENING The Blood is Stronq by Lis Sinclair July 3 7 9 How I Met My Husband by Alice Munro July 6. 8. 14 An perturnnances begin at 8 30 a m Tickets. Adults $3 00. Sr Citizens. $2 25. Children. $2 00 Box Office Hours 11-2 Can (519) 523 4452 or write Box 291. Blyth, Ont for reservations Turkey Supper - opening night, July 3 Tickets $4.00 NOTICE IF YOUR ADVANCE -TIMES LABEL READS JUNE 9-8-7-6 YOUR SUBSCRIPTION IS DUE Advance -Times trom: - r .` BRIDGE MOTORS LTD. Take a look at these: 1973 Dodge Polara Custom Wagon This beautiful station wagon had only 1 owner. Green with matching interior and only 35,000 miles on it. Automatic, power steering, wheel discs, and white walls. Don't miss out on a deal like this one. We also have ! 1975 Gran Torino Take this 2 door hardtop out for a test drive! It's fully equipped and has only 13,000 miles. Red with white vinyl roof ono matching, in, - terior. Now's the time to'check it out; it'll be gone soon! a 65 new cars and trucks on our lot; I and ...More to Come!! 45 used cars and light-duty trucks '�^R�iiBRIDGENi vmi an Eta Highway 86 East Wingham, Ontario L •.