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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1976-07-29, Page 16—L%r 6-91he Wingtum Advance -Times, July 28, 1876 -Twwb„ Dickins made the baska and less than a year later. Oat rugal across the barrens reached Aklavik ,on the Arctic h on Winnipeg to Lake Atha- coast. — ORGAN REPAIRS — A qualified electronic organ repairman will be travelling through your area soon. -- TELEVISION TOWERS? — Installation of T.V. towers at a Special Summer Rate, too! DON'S ORGAN and ELECTRONIC SERVICE 11 Box 932 Durham, Ontario Make an appointment today I Coll 369-2633 10010 Notice of Public Hearing Ottawa, July 21, 1976 SEPTEMBER 8, 1976, 9:00 A.M. The Canadian Radio -television and Telecommunications Commission will hold a public hearing beginning on Sep- tember 8, 1976 at the Skyline Hotel, Ottawa, Ontario to consider the following: 13. COUNTRY CABLE LIMITED, 188 WALLACE AVENUE NORTH, LISTOWEL, ONTARIO. WINGHAM, ONTARIO (760282400) Application: a) to acquire the assets of a cable television undertaking serving Wingham, Ontario; b) fora licence for a cable television undertaking to y serveWir29hom, Ontario upon surrender of the current licence issue am Cable T.V. Ltd. PROPOSED FEES Installation fee Monthly fee $10.00 $6.00 The above are maximum fees, however, the applicant proposes special fees for extra outlets, bulk and these are detailed in. the application. - proposed distribution: BASIC SERVICE (CHANNELS 2 TO 13) CK VR -TV Barrie, Ontario WBEN-TV Buffalo, New York CKGN-TV Paris, Ontario WKBW-TV Buffalo, New York CKNX-TV Wingham, Ontario CFPL-TV London, Ontario CHCH-TV Hamilton, Ontario CKCO-TV Kitchener, Ontario CICO -TV -28 Kitchener/Paris, Ontario Local originations CFCA-FM Kitchener, Ontario to be dis- tributed on the FM band Location where the application may be examined: Wingham Advance -Times, 192 Josephine Street, Wingham, Ontario. INFORMATION ON APPLICATIONS RIGHT TO COMMENT: Under the Commission's Rules of Procedure for public hearings, any person who is inter- ested in an application may file a written intervention with the Commission for the purpose of supporting, op- posing or requesting a modification of the application. Also, anyone may file in writing a complaint or other rep- resentation to the Commission respecting broadcasting matters to be considered of this Public Hearing. Such interventions or representations should contain the name, address and telephone number of the persons submitting the document and be sent to the undersigned at the Canadian Radio -television and Telecommunica- tions Commission, 100 Metcalfe Street, Ottawa, Ontario K1A ON2. All interventions and representations concerning matters to be considered at this Public Hearing must be receiv4 at the Commission Office by August 24, 1976. Also, all interventions and representations which concern or af- fect any application of an applicant shown on this Notice must be served on such applicant personnally or by re- gistered mail on or before August 24, 1976. It is necessary to attach the postal or messenger receipt, or other proof of service to the copy filed with the CRTC giving proof that the applicant has received his copy. While there is no specific form which interventions must follow, the Commission's Rules of Procedure require that interventions describe the interest of the intervenor and contain a clear and concise statement of the relevant facts and grounds upon which the intervenor's support for, opposition to or proposed modification of the appli- cation is based. VIEWING OF DOCUMENTS: Anyone can view the applica- tions at either the office of the CRTC, 100 Metcalfe Street, Room 1601, Ottawa, Ontario or at the local address given in this Notice for examination of the application. PROCEDURE AT HEARINGS: The CRTC Rules of Procedure setting out the rights and obligations of the parties to a hearing are available from: Publishing Centre, Printing and Publishing, Department of Supply and Services, 270 Albert Street, Ottawa, Ontario. INFORMATION: For additional information on the appli- cations at the hearing, please contact the CRTC in writing or by phone 613-996-2294 or 995-6957. 4W Guy Lefebvre, Secretary General. CRTC - Public Notice - 1976-58 Canadian ll de Is RscfifaTisiWlelon Asd*-Radlo-TM&lslon Commission Canadienne Phyllis Baker Bantams win 1 game, lose one Last week the United Realty A worst of thanks is due to sev- wins special Bantams lost a game at home eral people. Was Simmons has and won one on, the road. helped out many times as um, Share the wealth winners at the - The boys lost a well -played � Lite anyone �' he'd like to spend a quiet evening att homo. Howick Lions' Bingo were first, game to Credition 41 in a session Mrs. Bates, Harriston and Mrs. at the local park on Wednesoy But when you are umping fast- Seiling, Wingham each winning evening. It was a pitchers' match ball, slow ply and baseball in $28. with Rick Deichert going all the every category, this can be hectic uw way. Credition led 2-1 going into to say the least. Others who have The $25 special went to Phyllis the last inning then came up with moped are Bernie and Laurie Baker, Wingham. two big runs to put it away. The Haines, Rick Jacklin, Keith El - Regular games winners Vere, frame was played in one and a ston, Des Brophy, Ken Saxton Mrs. Day, Wingham; Bonnie His- half hours with good umping and and Owen Curtis. lop., Gorrie; Mrs. A. Hendrick, no complaints. There is one more game for the Waterlgo; Don Foerester, Elmira; Mrs. Ste Marie, Wing- The following evening in Sea- Wingham Bantams before the playoffs, so fans, don't miss any - ham; Margaret Mew, Harriston; forth the boys put it all together more games. A large crowd Mrs. Caswell, Bluevale; Mrs. in the late stages of the game to a seems to help the players. Clarence Denstedt, Dorking, victory at 9 to 7. Ronnie Johnston, The girls seem to have trouble starting games and the Dianne Leek, Wroxeter and Rick Deichert and Paul Cerson WIN RIM MDAT IVMM at VANASTRA RECREATIONAL CENTRE 15 REGULAR GAMES AT $10.00 EACN 3 SHARE-THE-WULTN GAMES ADMISSION $1.00 INCLUDES ONE FREE CARD Additional cards 25c each or 6for $1.00 ADMISSION RESTRICTED TO THOSE 16 YEARS OF AGE OR OVER M6 1 "M0111111. Deanna Boyd, Gorrie — game all tolled on the mound for W1ng plus $40. Purple Ball winners were Nora Finnigan, Wingham; ham when they came through with some timely hits. MANOR HOILL Lillian Newman, Wingham; .0� Sarah Anstedt, Wingham; Mrs. Lewis, Wingham; Mrs. Turner, Harriston; Joan Robinson, Luck Brophy Queens Meet your friends at the Manor uw now; Nora Finnigan, Wingham and Mrs. Mew, Harriston. lose Hotel, Y Jul 29, 30 and 31 to g aures The hear jackpot consolation plus bonus went to Helen Walker, 'f> Wingham and the stand-up bingo The Brophy Queens fastball team was defeated 13-5 in a in Hanover last ... The Funk Family,week winner wasAgnes Williamson, match played Wingham. Dart game names The girls seem to have trouble starting games and the ` called were Ida Howald, Luck now; Margaret Riley, Wingham opposition takes advantage of and Mrs. Moyer, Mildmay. this. The baseball bout was close up to the fourth inning but it `x+t La Card winners were Lyda started to rain the local squad Reidt, Wroxeter, and Mrs. Zeig- wasn't able to catch the wet ball ON YOUR MARK ... Faye Forester, Lucknow, prepares to ler, Harriston. Door Prizes went and Hanover scored eight runs in dive into the water for a 50 metres freestyle race. Rick to Eleanor Schill, Formosa; the inning. DANCE McKay was one of the people acting as timer. A total of 58 Heather Riley, Wingham; Lillian Hitters for the Brophy Queens races took place in the categories of breaststroke, Newman, Wingham and Mary were Cathy Cruickshank, three backstroke, butterfly, freestyle and relays during a Lynn, Ethel. Lucky Draws went singles; Ellen Reid, a double and to the music Of swimming meet held Wednesday of last week. to Denise Walker, Wingham; a single- Esther Nethery, two Mrs. Seiling, Wingham; Ethel singles and Ann Balser a single. Day, Wingham and Laura Grif- The next night, the girls played WALTER OSTANECK fith, Gorrie. in Harriston and were much Tykes lose a close one better but still came out on the short end of a 11-9 tally. Members at the of the Wingham team played Nowiek Community Centre to Kincardine ball, club excellent ball with the game see - Queens lose sawing back and forth every Improving every game, the with two big runs to eke out a 9 to inning until the last when Harris- Wingham ton gained and kept a lead. With a SATURDAY, JULY 31 Wingham Tykes put a strong bid g win. to Harriston little luck, the local gals would for a win against Kincardine, but The local Tykes have shown have upended the league leaders. Tickets $3.50 each after seven innings of exciting great improvement. In the first Harriston came to Wingham Cathy Cruickshank led the hit - diamond action the boys lost a meeting this year the local team Sunday afternoon, caught the ting with two doubles and a — Lunch Provided — close one 9 to 8 to Kincardine. was trounced in double figures by Brophy Queens with the jitters single; patty Brophy, a double Kincardine went ahead 3 to 0 in Kincardine but it was a much im- and gained a big lead. For the and a single; Lynn Bridge, three the first but with runs scored in Proved team that pressed Kin- last half, the local girls finally got singles; Lynn Haines, a double For tickets phone the top of the third by Jeff Moore, 'cardine to the limit in this one. it all together and outplayed and a single; Ellen Reid, one 335-3984 or 335-3422 Peter Keats, Kevin Saxton, Ron Kevin Saxton went the distance Harriston, but just couldn't get double and two singles and Schistad and J. Cameron, the on the mound, allowing seven enough to win. Harriston came singles were hit by Janet Wood local team went ahead 5 to 3. hits, while Kincardine had to out on top of a 14-9 match. and Esther Nethery. Kincardine evened the count at reach into their bullpen for relief 5 -all in their half of the third. and their pitchers . allowed an The Brophy girls seem to find it Both teams picked up one run in identical seven hitshard for about two innings of the fourth inning. Robbie Strong KEEP IT Kevin Saxton led at the plate each game played lately: When got the go-ahead run in the fifth, for the locals with three singles they get over this problem, they only to have Kincardine tie it up in the bottom of the sixth. While Mitchell Braun drove out a will be right back where they Heading into the final inning, deep triple and Bill Haines hit a were at the first of the season ' Bill Haines crossed the late to double -Singles were belted by when they only lost one of their COOL • p Robbie Strong and Mike Pletch. beginning six games. send the local Tykes ahead 8 to 7, Mike also aided the local cause ,)niv to have Kincardine. ` with with a terrific catch in the out- Cathy Cruickshank was at her Air Conditioning throughout their backs to the wall, come up field. swinging best hitting a home run 'r and a double. Ellen Reid scored A dinner dance all week in the upstairs lounge. one triple and two doubles, Lynn 9� Bridge a double and Ruth Featuring: "WILLOWGALE" for "those who like to � •,,,,�,.-'�"= �. -'� � -0e Nethery, Lynn Haines, carol talk and dance instead of rock and bump. Brophy, Jane Vath, Esther SUTTON In the Stornoway: Nethery and Chris Orien all hit SPARK singles. INN "WHITE FROST" :! «'fir ..,,• . — - Playoffs are just around the y � - • • • � - � TRY OUR SUNDAY MAXI SMORG corner and the Brophy gals will probably be right in there playing Hwy. 21-N., Kincardine Family Fun Day 4 p.m. - 8 p.m. for all they're worth. ONE OF MANY WINNERS at the Wingham and area swimming meet held Wednesday, July 21 was Russell Treleaven, Lucknow. Here he proudly displays a first place ribbon won in a back crawl race. As of the time the picture was taken, he had also won a third-place ribbon for front crawling. S11"`&Wice Man- ager' 1 SPECIAL Oil 1 Chassis Lubrication 1 and 1 Oil Filter , That's right! 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