The Wingham Advance-Times, 1976-07-01, Page 16W
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pW S. -Mw WipgIllam Advance -Times, Thurs. July 1, 1W6
Blyth Festival ready
for opening on July 3
Satnrdey July 9 marks the be-
ginniog at secotrd season of
the B)lYth;Memer Festival. The
Y, , , ; :, . rehearsal period is
drawing, to a close and the actors
and musicians are enthusiasU-
caUy awaiting opening night.
Mw opening production is The
itsiood is Strong by Lists. Sinclair.
The play, which is about a Scot-
tish immigrant family on Cape
Breton Island, relates well to the
population of Huron County be-
cause of its Scottish' flavor.
The opening in Blyth promises
tp be an exciting event. Preced-
ing the play there will be a turkey
dinner in the lower rooms of the
Memorial Hall. The dinner,
which begins at 6 p.m. will be
catered by the Legion. At shortly
after eight a small bagpipe band
will play outside the Hall to pipe
the audience into the theatre.
Following the performance there
will be square dancing in the low-
er rooms. Music will be provided
by the Festival's musicians. Ad
mission is free with the price of I
theatre ticket and the dances wil
continue to be held every Satur
day until the end of the Festival
August 14.
On July 6, Alice Munro will b1
attending the opening of her play
How !.Met My Husband. The pla;
is a touching story of a younl
Huron County girl's love for i
barn -storming pilot in the earil
fifties. It is filled with warm hu
mor and insight and has appea
for people of all ages.
Tickets are now on sale in th4
Blyth Memorial Hall as well as it
outlets in Bayfield, Clinton
Goderich, Kincardine, Seaford
and Wingham. Tickets for tht
turkey dinner are $4 per persoT
and must be purchased in ad
Vance. Performance tickets art
$3 for adults, $2.25 for senior citi
zens and $2 for children. Cal.
(519) 523-4452 for reservations
RETURNING FROM THE playday held at Sacred Heart
School are Kelly Hoilenbeck and Janette Taylor, both
Grade One students at Wingham Public School. The
playday was held jointly between the public and separate
schools, with the seniors at Wingham Public School and the
juniors at Sacred Heart School. Playday involved such
activities as relays, obstacle courses, baton races and so on.
Howick Lions give
cash in bingo games
Regular games: Mrs. Lloyd
Montgomery, Wingham; Mrs.
Ducidow, Listowel; Mrs. Angus,
Wingham; Mrs. Sarah Anstedt,
Wingham and Mrs. Derbecker,
Wingham Mrs. Tom Leek,
Wroxeter; Mrs. Caswell, Blue -
vale; Margaret Mew, Harriston;
Bonnie Hislop, Gorrie; Patsy
Thedorff, Listowel and Anne
Milne, Listowel ; Mrs. Stone,
Fordwich; Mrs. Nora Finnigan,
Wingham; Jim Scott, Listowel
and Mrs. Lloyd Walker, Wing -
ham.
Share the Wealth: first, Anne
Yeoman, Wroxeter;, second,
Bernice Ament, Stratford; $25
two Youth rallyIs Graham. with electrical syst ins which
Atter a quiet time to the church can operate with lights on all the
attended b 38 an evening 'Deal wan "'ved by time.
y Unit 4 of the Gorrie United Included in thtr'same legWa-
400 GORRIE--Every Sunday is Church Womep, followed at 8:00 tive amendments is, a now
UV great but somehow this was dif- p.m. by a folk service by the regulation tyat athool-erossing
fermt. At the morning =-vice in young people from St. Jobe " guards must display a fully
the Unit9d Church, there was the Divine Church in London. visible stV sign when they signal
celebration of the Lord's Supper. Mr. Ball said he was planning, oncoming traffic to halt. 'lois
The, minister, Rev, Wesley B. and felt led to hold, Youth Bales regulation applies only on streets
W. preached the sermon on the and services on a regular bash and roadways where the speed
test, "And Jesus took the cup" and the next such service will be limit is 4o miles an hour or less.
at
how A Markus our liver- which time the fl1m He cited held on Sunday'. Gos el _
1 often empty and needing to be re- Road" will be shown as part of "NEW"
Plenished. People fill their lives the special day. NEW BINGO
in many ways with materialism, MONDAY, 8:30P.M.
with pleapure or Just plain busi- JULY 2, 1976
z ness and it all ends in futility. Now l a w for
Jesus is the only One who can fill or
own Life. our lives with His very Y
S ij z` Jesus wants to live in us and mANASTRA RECREATION CENTRE
otorcycles JACKPOT -:200.00
through us. As Jesus took a cup Motorcyclists will be required MUST GO
' •_ / that was filled and handed it to to travel with both front and rear
1 f His empty disciples so Christ lights burning in daylight hours REGARDLESS OF THE
offers His life to us. as well as at night, according to NUMBER OF CALLS
r In the afternoon at 4:30 p.m., 38 amendments recently passed to
young people from the pastoral the highway safety legislation. 1 S RIONIAN OAMIS AT - 10." IAc11
' charge gathered for a youth The fine for failure to travel with 3 SNAR/-TIN-W[AL TM CANIS
1 at "a rally. Marcia Gibson from Wrox- lights on can bring fines of $20 to ADMISSION $1.00 - INCLUDES
t, eter United read the lesson and $100. ONE FREIE CARD. Additional
tI, the trio ndra Carson, Karen Exempt from the regulation cards 25c •ach or 6 for 81.00.
Hy an and Wanda Ball, sang are motorcycles manufactured
r a. at the service. before Jan. 1, 1970, because some •°�;;';;;;; 7; a '
r The Billy Graham film: "Let's such machines are not equipped
Join Together", was shown. This �- - _
film, made during the Earl's
Court Crusade in London, Eng- .
r'
Vv
land, featured testimonies and
i music by Johnny Cash and Cliff
f
f
tr g \ Richard and a powerful message '
to young people from Dr.
KINSMEN GAVE A $5,000 cheque to the community centre fund Monday night while the
thermometer sign was being put up. Participating in the presentation were Stan Slow Pitch
Chadwick, Dale Heibein, Tom Deyell, Jim Ward, Dan Mansell, Paul Rintoul, Ray Walker
and Don Kennedy.
team defeats
w
Baden 23-13
o The Brophy Men's Slow Pitch
Gorrie Personal Notes team took their revenge out on
Baden to the tune of 23-13 Tues -
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Huth of Mann. day of last week after being on a
Mrs. Frank Earls of London,
Mrs. Grant Miller, Vikki, Kevin Waterloo visited Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Elgin McInnes of losing streak. The lads finally got
and Krista of Sudbury and Mrs. Clifford Cooke on Sunday. Oshawa visited Saturday with mad in the sixth inning and put 18
Sulo Neimi, Marti, Gori and Jana Mr. and Mrs. William Knox, Mr. and Mrs. T. L. McInnes. runs across in the next three in -
of Onaping spent a few days at Kevin and Krista of Owen Sound nings to salt away the victory
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Archie visited Sunday with Mrs. Harvey Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Haskins and with a lot of smiles. Last week's 4
Miller. Adams. Other guests were from Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson, Ford- write-up in The Advance -Times The, Honda CT -70
Mrs. Mac Steurnol underwent Harriston, Teeswater and Gorrie. wich, attended the Higgins re- apparently didn't hurt them any. -- --
surgery in Wingham and District Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Gregory union at Belgrave on Sunday. Bruce Machan and Gord Wel- '�-"�-"°^'•''�•
Hospital. and family of Listowel visited. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Grainger wood handled the pitching duties FEATURj�
P Sunda with Mr. and Mrs. Wil- accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Rob- for the locals. Long home runs W,th , omplete hahiinq and iiistrum,-1111 „
Sunda visitors with Mr. and Y y str,.,•t k
Y ti,e .l'f 'lU,s lull cul Auknnuq,
Mrs. Martin Scott were Mr. and fred Gregory. ert Grainger of Kitchener to were smashed out by Glen Case- tut, h grid three speed transmission tn„k,•
Mrs. Ken Wilson of Churchville Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Mann and Sauble Beach and spent the more, Gerry Edwards and it°1sY1O operate For r''„r''amlort and
conv.•n,enr• ,her"• s n deep podded sial, i�,,,,,,,,, r,.m r.r-,.,.... ,.,,..
and Miss Lois Wilson of Kitch- family of Heathcote visited Sun- weekend at the cottage of Mr. and Wayne -Brown. full fenders exterrwl wear indicators on :,, K.
da with Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Mrs. Clifford Caudle. Leading the hittingfor the tykes, toothed -InJ loot nobs, l ai switchosses,
,„m,„,1.„ -,GM,„,,;
ever. Y g typ~• hand gaps �rn,l lolly labelhY� swdrhes W'.., 1.,- ”
Miss Carol Watson of Mount Brophy squad were Tom Robin- Closeable vi-nt on fuel lank and fold down h• ; 'n:
handlebars for easy transport Apmrved
Forest spent the weekend with son with a double and three spark arrestor. muffler
singles; Bruce Foxton a double
Mrs. Albert Heibein. g -
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ferguson, Howick Centre approved and three singles; Brown with HONDA
Mrs. Roy Gowdy and Mrs.. Harry home run and two singles; Saxton
. .
Gowdy attended the 40th weddingitwo doubles and a single; Case- our reputation r,dr,s on'every bike
anniversary of Mr. and. Mrs. by ministry inspector more a home run, a double and a
Fred Doubledee of Wingham on single; Edwards a home run and LYN H
Sunday. In spite of the fact that aMinis- one square foot of roof was re- two singles; Gary Storey three
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Robinson, try of Labor safety inspector did quired to support 65 pounds of singles; Bob Foxton two singles;
Mrs. Bert Hubbard and Mrs. not see the Howick Community snow, but that was increased in Bruce Machan two singles with.
Lloyd Jacques attended the Jac- Centre at any time, the two-year- 1975 to 75 pounds. The arena was singles going to Frank Heard and ENTERPRISES
ques reunion, Belmore, on Sun- old structure was declared safe. built to withstand 67 pounds per Gord Welwood.
day. The inspector reviewed specifi- foot- The local boys seem to have
Mr. and Mrs. John McCutcheon cations of the arena in contract The visit by the inspector was found their stride so come on out Highway 86 East
spent Sunday with friends in documents which included a cer- prompted by a letter from the and watch them wade into the
Sarnia. tificate of approval from the township that it felt the new opposition with vengeance now Wingham,Ontario
Donald Haasnoot, Howick ministry approving the arena as arena was safe because of its that they have found the hitting Telephone 357-3435 a
Township, spent the weekend meeting the safety standards newness and because the minis- o range.
with Philip Gowdy. upon completion in 1974. try had approved its plans two
Mr. and Mrs. William Austin Area residents learned two years ago.
Matthew and Peter of Tillson- months ago that the new $450,000 That letter was prompted by •a
burg, visited at the home of Mrs. arena and auditorium on High- request from Labor Minister BROPHY BROTHERS `
William Austin. way 86, east of Gorrie was below Bette Stephenson which asked
'Mrs. Ben Boc of Detroit is visit- snow and wind load requirements municipalities to send as-
ing Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bennett of the National Building Code. surances to the ministry that ■
and other relatives. When it was built, the com- arenas meet the provisions of the
Mrs. Thomas L. McInnes is in munity centre exceeded require- building code.'
Wingham and District Hospital ments in the 1971 code, but was Instead of spending money for
with a broken arm following a fall found deficient when measured an engineering report, Howick
at her home. against the load .requirements in officials replied the newness of 0 0 0D LW� YEAR
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Miller the updated 1975 code. the structure and the ministry
visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Under the requirements in approval should be sufficient as -
Clayton Bender of Gowanstown. force when the arena was built, surance to the ministry.
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Special to Mrs. Newman, Wing -
ham; Stand Up Bingo to Mrs.
Davidson, Gorrie;
Jackpot consolation and bonus:
Mrs. Walker, Gorrie, Mrs. New-
man, Wingham and Mrs. Duck -
low, Listowel; Lap Card to Mrs.
Haselgrove, Wingham; Dart
game to Mrs. Caswell, Bluevale;
Door Prizes: Mrs. Cherry,
Wroxeter, Ethel Montgomery,
Wingham, Phyllis Baker, Wing -
ham and Ethel Day, Wingham;
Lucky Draws to Alice Davidson,
Gorrie, Darlene Wilson, Brus-
sels, Nora Finnigan, Wingham
and Clara McInnis,' Fordwich.
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CONSOLATION WINNER—The consolation winners in the fagtball tournament held in
Palmerston on Sunday, June 27, were the Newbridge Supersweets. Jim Douglas (right) of
Fordwich received the Art Shantz Trophy from Kent Shantz of Palmerston and a cheque
from Larry Clarkson (left) of Fordwich. Eight teams competed in the tournament: the
Norwell Teachers, the Listowel Teachers, McRae Motors of Palmerston who won the
gent, Canada Packers, Midwestern Regional Centre, the Listowel Colonels, Newbridge
Allwood. ( Palmerston Observer Photo)
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