The Wingham Advance-Times, 1979-05-02, Page 17WINGNAM
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IAMA"I it MIComplete REAIaA-liilON while
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for Starting Last week, all the stn- swusy Mont
delta who wished to, pWWpated FLOOR H0G76EY GAME
Anloe�abtl•s, Light Ttrrrcks, in a l[tiltiple Sderosls Read -a- On Wednesday Nit, the girls'
Dorm Tr•cfors ')lin, Each student tries to get as floor -hockey teats travelled to
Now Rai Cores many spars as possible. After Grey Central for a tie breaking
&eY get their spotasors, , :; , 1. +, game ince both tennis had won
reads as many books as they can one game
previously. T'he final
Cleaning i Flushing in the given .period to time. The outcome was M7 for Grey Cen
14 North St. 357.1102 students then collect the money tral. Although I didn't attend this
and sen# it in. Prizes are game, Mr. Livermore, the coach,
awa t random and include said that the girls played a good
T-shirts, toys, games and sports game of hockey.
ONTARIO`S
FISH TESTING PROGRAM
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Ontario is famous for its fishing. The Ontario government constantly
checks this valuable resource through its continuing research and
testing program of fish. Testing has now been done in 625 lakes
and rivers.
"GUIDE TO EATING
ONTARIO SPORT FISH"
The results are published in the three booklets "Guide to Eating
Ontario Sport Fish". (Northern Ontario, Southern Ontario and Great
Lakes editions).
NOW AVAILABLE FOR 1979
You can get your free copies from your nearest office of
THE ONTARIO MINISTRY OF THE ENVIRONMENT
THE ONTARIO MINISTRY OF NATURAL RESOURCES
THE ONTARIO MINISTRY OF NORTHERN AFFAIRS
Copies are also available in vacation area LCBO Stores (May -June)
*and Brewers` Retail Stores (July -August).
Ministry of the inistry of
Environment atural Resources
Hon. Harry C. Parrott, DDS, Minister Hon. James A. C. Auld Minister
Ontario
"DON'T MISS THIS BIG ONE
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Continuous Live Music
Two Great Bands
"Chris Black's'
Swinging Brass
and Drumlin"
friday, May I I th
9 p.m. to 1 a.m.
WINGHAM ARENA
'10.00 Couple '5.00 Single
Admission — 19 years and over
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Rollerskating and dim Aw-
cing will start this sakuday, 6-
-1WI 10:30 p.m., at the W ngbam
arena. Admission is one dollar
per person and skate rwAab We
available at the door. Door prim
and skating prises will be gives.
Come out and have a night of fun.
Remember the Wingham
V, y Jogfesi is only three weeks away.
The purpose of the jogfea is to
stimulate interest and par-
ticipation in jogging. Come out
with your friends and join in the
fun Saturday, May X. For more
information contact, the
MEXICAN HAT DANCES In celebration of education week Separate School did the Mexican Hat Dance for -parents and
last Wednesday the Grade I and 2 students at Sacred Heart other students.
recreation department, 367-1w.
The Fit Van will be in Wingham
May 22-24 from 2-0 pm. daily.
The registration fee is US. To
preregister call the recreation
department, 357-1206.
Slow pitch league
to hold practice
The Wingham entry in the new
Intercounty Slow Pitch League
will hold a practice for anyone 31
years and older at the Will park
on Josephine Street tomorrow,
Thursday, at 7 p.m.
This new league replaces the
WOAA Men's Slow Pitch League
in which the Wingham Brophy
team has competed for the past
five years. For more informtaion
call Coach Gerry Edwards at 357-
1686.
CurlingvW,nners-HullGull
receive trophy house league
see the
Winning rinks in the variotd Beattie rink, with Jack McKim, motocross
draws of the mixed and men's Gord Walter and Peter Toye. In ® _ �►
divisions at the Wingham Curling the spring draw the Art Carr House league motocross, Hullyd
Club received their prizes during rink, with Dick Treleaven, Dave Gully's parallel to minor hockey j(oYy
the club's season -ending banquet Bender and Wayne Mosher, won and baseball, officially started TOfOf1t0 8t a
Saturday night. the 7 o'clock draw and the Jim April 26. Tagged as a 'prep and One da/
In the first draw of mixed Beattie rink with Cal Burke, play' night, the evening consisted L,,;,,a greet Value
curling the Tuesday night winner. - Bruce MacDonald and John of registration and preliminary ' �C^� gees
was the Bill Renwick rink with Cullen won the 9 o'clock draw. instruction on preparation of the includes one rught accom-
Margaret Day, Ed Stewart and bike, equipment and physical and modation.for two persons, full
Dawn Dobell. Friday night mental conditioning of the athlete Ameri n breakfast, baseball tickets
winners were the Bill .Hanula himself. for One game, free overnight T� dW
rink, with Judy Nevery, Don TrimCounty parking 6:00 pm to 8:30 am.
Kennedy and Sandra ' Keay, at Randy . Collins, general Based on double occupancy PWMF
6:45; the Barry Reid rink, with manager, of the motocross park, W-45 per person includes 2 nights accom-
Donna Sutcliffe, Gord Walter and annual'
n n u a' who has organized sanctioned or $46.90 modation, full American brraak.
Holly Keil, at 8:15; and the Len races for the past six years, said `-fw couple. fast each morning, baseball tickets
for one.gm, free
Bailey rink, with Nancy Earl Mino of Gorrie was hehopes 'this low-key approachto '=,-74ddklonaf .. .,�a�'
O'D►onohue,-Doug McBurney and ,.elected president of the Tri- competition will provide safe, baseball ti is may,
vferridy Watt, at J:45. ,County Softball Association when well -organized 68 fegtiested at 8 COtl;t
rganized development and eased on double occupancy
the second draw another the, -group's annual meeting was competition for various levels of of $5.50 per ticket. $41.55 per person
ink s'�ipped by Bill Hanula came held April 26 in the Brussels rider ability and age and ac- Street car service to the. S$83. 10
with other members Louise library. complish these things without a ball park is available from per couple.
Sty, -iton, Harold Remington and Also elected at the meeting large financial outlay. The house the front door of the hotel.
Johi, Strong. were Muriel Coultes as secretary league will meet every Thursday The above packages are subject to advance reservation.
Ir 'le third draw the Glen treasurer and Keith Moffatt as night, with sign -fn at 6:30 and See your travel agent or contact:
Sella, , ink, with Marie Stewart, vice president. races beginning at 7 p.m.�
Bob C lespie and Aileen Davies, The list of Tri -County rules was Competition will be divided into
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was the Tuesday night winner. reviewed, with a few minor eight classes covering two each • ]�(�J�
- Friday i ght winners were the changes made. Registration will of small wheels, enduro, novice Lem bir we
Dave Ablett rink, with Ruth remain at three dollars a team. and junior classes. Ribbons will Tel: (4 16) t50 King Street West, Toronto M5H 1K1
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Orien, Jack Gillespie and John The use of lime on ball be awarded for first through
Strong, at 6:45; the Stewart diamonds for marking was third in each class every week,
Leedham rink, with Lorraine discussed. Recreation groups with trophies at the end of the
Clugston, Nelson Hill and Peggy were asked to review their season.
Moreland, at 8:15; and the Bill policies concerning lime last
Stephenson rink, with 'Jackie year when some children were Basic equipment required will �1
McBurney, Jim Reeves and Kay burned by lime in the province. be a helmet, over -ankle work j 'r`D inftD&ces
Ducharme, at 9:45. The scheduling meeting for all boots, long-sleeved shirt and long
Yet another Bill Hanula rink, teams wishing to play this season pants, gloves and eye protection.
this one with members John will be held in the Brussels, The cost will be five dollars per
Mann., Dave Bender and Jim Morris and Grey Community year for competition club
Reeves, won the autumn draw in Centre Thursday May 10 at 8 p.m. members and two dollars per
men's division curling. The A representative of each team night for non-members. Parents
winter draw fell to the Jim must be present at the meeting. are welcome to get involved.
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WINNING RINK—The Bill Hanula rink with members Judy Nevery, Don Kennedy and
Sandra Keay was the Friday night 6:45 winner in the first draw of mixed curling. Winning
rinks in all the draws of mixed and men's curling received their prizes at the Wingham
Curling Club's end of season banquet Saturday night.
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