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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1968-01-04, Page 7• • Stiow hots and Winter Foolvniar for ALLAN SH all the Family YOUR FAMILY SHOE STORE atriasoriable prices JOiEPHINE STREET e, PHONE WINGHAM 3574840 1111.11.1.101181111111111assignamen. T 14 EAT R .E HARRIST Admission Prices "'- Adults $1.00 Students 75c Children 40c WED. 3 • THUR. 4 • FRI.5 'MAP HEAT ON A MERRY-GO-ROUND' with Stars Janie* Coburn • Camilla Spari Dressed in impressive colour, the mood is light and myster- ious at first, then moves to a tension -packed nail biting cli- max. Rearm. as Adult Entertainment Wed. and Thurs. at 8:00 p.m. Friday at 7:15 and 905 p.m. SAT. 6 • MON. 8 - TUES. 9 An action -packed adventure thriller 'on the battle scarred plains of the*Wild West! Don't miss fiCHUICA" , In CoiOr—Starring •Rod Taylor • Ernest• Borenins ,Saturday at 7:15 and 9:10 p.m, Monday and Tuoiday at 8 p.m. s - COMING NEXT: • WED. 10 • THUR. 11 - FRI. 12 ,SAT. 13 • MON. 15 - TUES. 16 'THE SAND PEBBLES" i!Recom. as_Adult Entertainment 11111110111111111mmmummin rt. . • e, •••.• • Clinton Colts clobber sagging Sports 10-3 Wingham "180 Sports' suffer- ed 4'10-3 loss 'to Clinton Colts in 'the newlperected arena, - Clinton seemed to be a well balanced club, with hustling forwards who showed great skill •) $IIIJIUtjIliIIIl*IlIUII,IJIINI,IIuIftj Monday to Thursday at 8'p.m. FridaY and Saturday -2 shows at 7:15 and, 9:15; Sat. Matinee at 2 p.m.. unless otherwise noted Prices: Adults 31.00; Students 75c; Children 40c CONTINUING UNTIL ' TUESDAY, JANUARY 9th (Special)—Adult Entertainment "TO SIR, WITH , LOVE" . • Colour —• Starring: , Sidney Peltier Susy It's the big surprise picture' of the year. Make sure you see it, • SATURDAY MAT. JAN. 6 • "Pawnee!' COMING NEXT: . WED.-THUR.-FRI.-SAT. .(41,days) JAN. 1041-1243 ' Adult Entertainment • 'SAND PEBBLES" --,-- -14111111111111111111111111111111111111111•11101B1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 • PARK THEATRE, GODERICH JANUARY MOVIE CALENDAR M -T -W-1-2-3 "ROUGH . NIGHT IN JERICHO" • Adult Entertainment- — Dean Martin in a '• • "Don't Miss- It" Western TF -S--4-5-6 -"TAMMY and the MILLIONAIRE" Comedy,— Fun for all the family • "GIGI" • Musical CoMedy Maurice Chevalier A beautiful movie that ' you'll remember! • TIF -$.M -T -W-11-17 incl. "THE SAND PEBBLES" Adventure — An extraordinary thriller with drama, sus- pense. action and xemanee: You'll be sorry if you miss this onerOne showing eackevenint.at 800 p.m. Sat. Mat. Only, In. 13 • "DOG of. FLANDERS" a • T -F -S--18-19-20 • "THE WAR ,WAGON'r ••• Drama — ,John -Wayne ,and KirkDouglas • terrif"-ati for • action all the way. A fast moving well made film. M -T -W--22-23-24 "A GUIDE for the MARRIED MAN" • Adult Entertainment — Comedy Sly and obvious humour• throughout. Adult audiences will get a charge out of this .one. •• T,F-S-M-T-W-2.5 to 31 incl. "THE -BIBLE"' Drama — One showing each night at 8100 pm. The great- est story of them all. An impressive and expressive film which relates_ the story of Adam and Eve, Cain and Abel, Noah and the flood and many ore covering. the first • 22- Chapters of Genesis. Saturday Matinee Only—Jan. 27 "SNOW WHITE" plus "SLEEPING BEAUTY" • •, Showtime 2:00 pm. • All seats 50c. "CLAMBAKE" . 'Musical -- Elvis Presley - Shelley rabrares..Lota of • fun, gab andsongs. Subject to change without notice —f TEAR OUT AND KEEP AS A HANDY REFERENCE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 •0000 ar'sticichandling while the de- fence was more, than sufficient for a weak Wingham squad. Perhaps it was too much Christmas turkey, but whatever •the reason the "180 Sports" were certainly not up -to the form which they have shown in their recent three game, winning streak. Ellwood Irwin, ,ho usually puts on -quite a show, -seemed tired and could not get. unwound. The first period ended With Clinton leading 3-1. The Colts grabbed an early lead but Wingham tied the eojs Houston took a pass behind the net fret Cerson and ticked the rubber into the scot*. Two more Colt tallies,..bothtby Livermore, ended-tascoring . • for the period Coach Charlie Lee inspired the team for the second period -and they -carne out fighting, •,,. and in fact, controlled play for a portion of the period. The best they could come out of the period with was a' break-even goal 'apiece which left%the"' • s, score at .4-2. Witigham's goal went to Irwin who -tipped in a ' pass from Peacock with Houston ,collecting the second assist., Foethe third period, -coach ' •Lee benched a number Oldie players and went with two lines.. It paid off early in the period as Fryfogle put on, a beautiful display. of stickhandling to score at 4:12. Froth:this point ''• on, it was Clinton's hockey • game as Wingham was absolute- • ly povierless to stop the flying Clinton, rushes an° -equally ,in - ;1 ,effective at .crosstig the Clin- ton blue line. •• . ' • NOTES AND. QUOTES George Skinn and Wayne Brown'did not travel with the club, both being undei the weather. ... Although Clinton kept him off the scoresheet; Midgets :felled 4,2 by Hanover •t • Wingham midgets dr:Opped their first' game of the year, losing•a 4-2 decision to Han- over op -Wednesday night.' • Wingham took ansearly lead on -a goal 1)), Hastings but the team sagged badly,in the mid- dle frame which ended with • Hanover leading 3-1. • Both teams addeLd tallies in the third, , Mahood' scoring for,Wingham. Steinback and .kerr were :both out ofthe aine-up for the• . game and inanager Doug Skinn ferwaid to the game • whenthey can ice a complete So far, in five exhibi- t and regular -pines, sick- ness has eaken its toll before - every-garne.. • • A McTavish plaYe-danother good garne for Wingharn, back - checking welrand taking a big load on the penalty killing defence line.,. .Wayne Riehl was the rnost overworked man on the fee as he easily stopped fifty shots. Wayne played a good game despite the,10 that • beat him whiCh were,triainly_. breakaways and sometimes two andAree man breakaways. f • Ingham players were not - hftting and were badly out- • bumped as well s ealtplayed... Friday night the "180 Sports" travel t� Palmerston for an 0:30 game. •In their first °en- counter, early in December, Wingham won 9-5... On Sun- . day afternoon. at 2:30 the inter mediates play....atlailvertou. and this should be a cracker'as the twO"-teams were very close . here December.„2,3, when Wing - ham ,won 11-10. • • Tyke League • hockey schedule- TEAMS • PANTHERS- Gordon Kinahar Paul Cerson Jackie Ohm, Shel • don Jones, Kemp Currie , • Don- ald Gibson, Jimmie Laidlaw • •BEARS- ,Keith Carrieion; Billy LeVan, Paul Foxton, Steve McKay, Steven Readman, Bruce LeVan,`q3rian Reed °• MUSTANGS- bPvid Bennett,. Douglas Taylor, Barton Irwin, Jeff Maci,aurin, Jay MacLaurini• ., Brad Curran, ' Terry Curran • COUGARS- Kevin Hickey. John Bennett; David Douglas., Lindup. Billy Ste. Marie, „Donglas MacGregor. Jeffrey Watson, David Rae, • TUESDAY.(GA•MES Panthers vs CougiaTs Jan 9 - Cougars vs Bears • Jan'16 'Panthers vs -Bears 'Jan 23 ' Panthers Vs Cougars Jan 30 • Cougars vs Beats •Feb 6 -- Panthers vs Bears Feb -13 Panthers vs Cougars Feb 20 Cougars vs13ears Feb• -27 s FRIDAY. GAMES Muitangs vs -Cougars- Ian 5. Bears vs Mustangs • •Jan 12 • Panthers -vs Mustangs Jan 19, , Mustangs vs Cougars Jan 26 Bears vs Mustangs '' Feb 2 s •Panthers vs Mustangs Feb 9 , Mustangs vs Cougars , Feb 16 Bears vs Mustangs •. Feb 23 Panthers vs Muttangs. , Mat 1 PLAYOFFS: TWe games • with total goals to count;first vs third and second vs fourth. • rrie takes Alma 5 to .4 in Whigham. GORRIE- - The Altria team ' was beaten 5-4 by "Gorrie in an Inter -County Intermediate•D hockey game at Wingham on December 26. , 13arry'Mulvey scored two goals TO Gorrie with Ronald Livermore, Brian Elliott and Fraser Strong each- collecting singles. N Alma's .goals sere scored by . Glen Becker, two, and one each for R. p,auman and Mor - 'ley Trask.' There were seven penalties for Gorrie.and six for the Alma team*. • • Junior Bowling • in SIM ance*T 0 40 el 4, OCKEY ACTION FRIDAY NIGHT • 4,30,4ocKNowATIvitoomm (sANTAA4) 1.00-41PLEY AT it/INGHAM (SQUIRti - • 9.(i0. -KINCARDINE AT WIN9HAM (MIDGET) ALL • SORTS AN IN THESTANO S" • Travelling with the "180 Sports" we've noticed that Wingliarn is one of the few area arenas which has not yet changed over to the single spot outside the Nuelines. New rules stipulate that only one spot, at the centre of the ice surface., rather than two, ohe at each wing, is now used for offside. calls.... Elwood Ir- win still leads the intermediates with 10 goals in 11 games while linemate Ross Peacock leads in assists with .10. The dubious 'honours:of most penalized player On the team goes to Ross "/P1,11boa: Forrester with 3$ minutes.... So far, including Thurs- day's disaster in Clinton. the "100' Sports"' have scorell 66 tim,s 44, and been scored against 80 times, resulting in. a 4 win, :7, loss Jecord. Quite respectable for a team out of action for five years!..„ • HOCKEY LINEUPS Lots -of action in hockey •circles again this week: At be Wingham arena on Friday night, three games are sche- duled. At 6:30 the bantams., host Lucknow and the squirts • play Ripley at 8:00. Kincar- dine and Wingharn Midgets will • do battle,at 9:00. • On Saturday, in addition•to squirt hockey in the morning, • Blyth peewees, take on Wing-- ' ham at 4:00. In squirt at 9:00 Leafs play Red Wings and at 10:00 Canadians -and Rangers: tangle. -• •The intermediates play two out of town games over the • week -end but their next home -same is not until Saturday,' • Januarys14 when they,host Clinton Colts, • Thisaeek-end • they tiaviVto Palmerston Fri- day 'night* for an 8:30 game • and on Sunday afternoon visit - ,Milverton at 2:30. Qn Monday night the: ban- tams are in Lucknow at.7:00 , and the midgets will play•Walk- e-iton..at 8:30.. On 14usd,ay, Wingham squitts play against • Luoknow, in Lucknow. DON'T ARGUE WITH THE REF . .411"? p.,erre. T, P.-T.14T 4atching the squirt -game • at the arena last Fridaynight, we heard several of the players and -some of the pkents giving the referee the raspberry. Now, we knOw--lhariii referees are bums, but that particular ref- eree happened,to be George /Thomas and we think George /knows his hockey. • • To start with, George play-. • ed.high school hockey with Patterson birdin Windsor and must hae' been -good material as he soon joined theline-up with the Windsor _Spitfires in the Junior '' A" loop:. •.Atter 'he left the &pitfires, George spent three years ref- ereeing minor hockey while teaching school in Windsor. As Well as hockey, he has done • some officiating in football. Be fore he left Windsor lie had . worked with the Windsor High School Hockey League .and the ' • Windsor 'Industrial League. After George went to Strat- ford, his -talents were tapped ggain and he served with the', O. M. H. A. , the Sitatford City 'League and the Oxford Cpuntp Hockey League. Since coning to Wingham _in the fall to manage.the IAC office, •George has done a few games here including a rousing matchyith Detroit and the ° , Junior exhibition game with and came out Un- / 4 , scathed. In our books, he's good stuff. , SPORT..SHORTS Bill Kerr who has 'been playing with the Listowel,fr. "CI Rebels scored 1 of 2,goals recently as Walkerton downed .the Rebels 4-2, Bill played last year with the •Wingharn midgets.— Beef department; For the past month or so we've • been doing our damdestto get the -scores and if possible. write-ups qf the hockey and 'broombail games in the area and would appreciate a little more co-operation from those involved. We realize heavy loads rest on some shoulders but if referees' repoits,9r sum- maries of the games could be handed in as early as possible - it would make our load' a whole lot lighter.... And don't, be bashful, if anyone has a 'sports note which .might be • interesting to the -people of . Wingham and district'we,ask , therh togiveus'a ring, or drop a'note in the mail. We'd'ap- • predate itl -„ ...We couldn't make the game last Saturday which Wingham intermediates won11-10 over Milvert-on, arid • * :dying tep-Wate:ftsatne from• . the scoresheet we':Went astray On one goal. We gave Forrest- ,• er credit for the ,tally with Cer- son assisting, when actually it. Was our old friend Ellwood Ir- win and Ken Houston assisting.. • • • WEDNESDAY NIGHT , LADIES' LEAGUE ••(Late for last•week) •Not so many of the.girls • scored over 225 this week but those Who came throughwere: • Shirley Storey 232, Audrey • Swatridge 232; Marion McLen- • nan 226; Dorothy Bain 252, Louise Welwood 291 and Verna Steffler 283. Gweb MacLaurin was one of our spares for the night and •had the high single a 359. .Gwen also had the high triple, a 780. The Wheaties scored again I and .stay in first place with 57 points followed by the Cheerios with 54; Shreddies 50; Muffets • 45; Trix, 45 hidF1uffs43. • G. A. WILLIA118, 0.0. Optometrist 1•041.04 9 PATRICK STREET W. aNINGHAM Phone 357-182 sin Rois Cctslick 'has 338 single INTERMEDIATES The gang sure had the 'pins flying this week with some improvement- on most of the scores. Ross Caslick rolled the old year put in fine -form as he put a mark in every frame of his first game to come up with 'a terrific 338, 'aril:Hook the • • high double with -514. ,Ruth Ann Currie had.girls' high • • single of 234, but was beaten by' a single pin for double 'honors by Joanne King with 378 doubje. Games over,200, Were rOIWC..... by Dqug Mowbray 213; Barrie •Conron 235, Don Shropshali 20e, Margaret McLaughlin MS, Lee Gro'Ve 200, 207, 1411• *' Sktnn 201, Larry Gordon 227. • Rick Gardner 230, Joanne King 206, Bill Brown 202, Ian Shep,, herd 213, Bryan Walden 225. keep up those good games gang. • . JUNIORS DisappOinted gangtNlot . even one 200 game this week. Two members of the Monkees took the doubles' honOurs, • Geri Bennett 335 (good going_ • Geri) and Tom (back in form- eh, Tom?) Lee 346, gip • single, 184_.was rolled by • Bruce Skinn and for gals 4eri,8ennett 168 (both honours • this week Geri - real nice). `' • BANTAAIS • Thisgang continues to astound me. as,Ahe,y seem to get better.and.hqret. In fact, some of this grouP are putting Junioracores to shame'. Both high' single and double went to • a little fellow Who has been throWing a nice ball and you're • going to see this guy, Steven Redman come up with some real good garnes.-congratula- awls Steven On.290 double and 155 single. • -til.s. • For the girls Christine Rae -took both honors on 290 double, 160 single --keep up that good bowling Christine.- And just,. .look at these games rolled by these beginnws, Jay MacLaur- , in 131,-135; Christine, Rae 160, .130; LaWrence Norman 117,121; Andy Foxton 100, David_Risk 103, Patricia Wharton 116-, v Brian Gordon 109, 119; Lynn • Foxton 132, 142 Paul Cerson s -(see'you beat your sister , this week Paul), Steven Read - man 135, 155; Cirki$, Cook 130, 121; Jan Cerson 101, Jeff Ctos- • kill Marlene' Foxton 117,-; 151; Patricia Wharton 100, 157; Debbie Hall 116. A' few tcamsshoft1inded this week. Let's s a full turnoitt melt week gang- don't let your team ilOwnt Teeswater peewees register 6-3 win Wingham Peewees went doWn to a-6-3 defeat in Tees - water last Saturday. Brian, Pollock notched two Tor-tlie. 0 -locals and I'm Lee scored the Coach EllwOod Irwin told the A -T Sports Department that the game as tied 3-3 With five minutes to go, when Tees.-. water came to life to score • three unanswered goals, • • FLORIDA.T • • FULLY * itTEO,,,,' LEAVES HANOVER TRAVEL • RICK UP At WINGHAM) 1:00 a*. JANUARY -20: • RETURNS FgBRUARY 3 15 paws Deluxe Accommodations • and Tiinsportation • • Three Nights Sarasotsi Six Nights Fort Limderdaite Oe Night Silver Springs • Sightseeing and Sun Three Special 'Dinner Parties • For Further; Information CONTACT: • Hanover Travel Service - 3270- (14Ol'Overnight:Travel) .3"eirareehowete• 6 • ItICOME1101 . 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On Sun- . day afternoon. at 2:30 the inter mediates play....atlailvertou. and this should be a cracker'as the twO"-teams were very close . here December.„2,3, when Wing - ham ,won 11-10. • • Tyke League • hockey schedule- TEAMS • PANTHERS- Gordon Kinahar Paul Cerson Jackie Ohm, Shel • don Jones, Kemp Currie , • Don- ald Gibson, Jimmie Laidlaw • •BEARS- ,Keith Carrieion; Billy LeVan, Paul Foxton, Steve McKay, Steven Readman, Bruce LeVan,`q3rian Reed °• MUSTANGS- bPvid Bennett,. Douglas Taylor, Barton Irwin, Jeff Maci,aurin, Jay MacLaurini• ., Brad Curran, ' Terry Curran • COUGARS- Kevin Hickey. John Bennett; David Douglas., Lindup. Billy Ste. Marie, „Donglas MacGregor. Jeffrey Watson, David Rae, • TUESDAY.(GA•MES Panthers vs CougiaTs Jan 9 - Cougars vs Bears • Jan'16 'Panthers vs -Bears 'Jan 23 ' Panthers Vs Cougars Jan 30 • Cougars vs Beats •Feb 6 -- Panthers vs Bears Feb -13 Panthers vs Cougars Feb 20 Cougars vs13ears Feb• -27 s FRIDAY. GAMES Muitangs vs -Cougars- Ian 5. Bears vs Mustangs • •Jan 12 • Panthers -vs Mustangs Jan 19, , Mustangs vs Cougars Jan 26 Bears vs Mustangs '' Feb 2 s •Panthers vs Mustangs Feb 9 , Mustangs vs Cougars , Feb 16 Bears vs Mustangs •. Feb 23 Panthers vs Muttangs. , Mat 1 PLAYOFFS: TWe games • with total goals to count;first vs third and second vs fourth. • rrie takes Alma 5 to .4 in Whigham. GORRIE- - The Altria team ' was beaten 5-4 by "Gorrie in an Inter -County Intermediate•D hockey game at Wingham on December 26. , 13arry'Mulvey scored two goals TO Gorrie with Ronald Livermore, Brian Elliott and Fraser Strong each- collecting singles. N Alma's .goals sere scored by . Glen Becker, two, and one each for R. p,auman and Mor - 'ley Trask.' There were seven penalties for Gorrie.and six for the Alma team*. • • Junior Bowling • in SIM ance*T 0 40 el 4, OCKEY ACTION FRIDAY NIGHT • 4,30,4ocKNowATIvitoomm (sANTAA4) 1.00-41PLEY AT it/INGHAM (SQUIRti - • 9.(i0. -KINCARDINE AT WIN9HAM (MIDGET) ALL • SORTS AN IN THESTANO S" • Travelling with the "180 Sports" we've noticed that Wingliarn is one of the few area arenas which has not yet changed over to the single spot outside the Nuelines. New rules stipulate that only one spot, at the centre of the ice surface., rather than two, ohe at each wing, is now used for offside. calls.... Elwood Ir- win still leads the intermediates with 10 goals in 11 games while linemate Ross Peacock leads in assists with .10. The dubious 'honours:of most penalized player On the team goes to Ross "/P1,11boa: Forrester with 3$ minutes.... So far, including Thurs- day's disaster in Clinton. the "100' Sports"' have scorell 66 tim,s 44, and been scored against 80 times, resulting in. a 4 win, :7, loss Jecord. Quite respectable for a team out of action for five years!..„ • HOCKEY LINEUPS Lots -of action in hockey •circles again this week: At be Wingham arena on Friday night, three games are sche- duled. At 6:30 the bantams., host Lucknow and the squirts • play Ripley at 8:00. Kincar- dine and Wingharn Midgets will • do battle,at 9:00. • On Saturday, in addition•to squirt hockey in the morning, • Blyth peewees, take on Wing-- ' ham at 4:00. In squirt at 9:00 Leafs play Red Wings and at 10:00 Canadians -and Rangers: tangle. -• •The intermediates play two out of town games over the • week -end but their next home -same is not until Saturday,' • Januarys14 when they,host Clinton Colts, • Thisaeek-end • they tiaviVto Palmerston Fri- day 'night* for an 8:30 game • and on Sunday afternoon visit - ,Milverton at 2:30. Qn Monday night the: ban- tams are in Lucknow at.7:00 , and the midgets will play•Walk- e-iton..at 8:30.. On 14usd,ay, Wingham squitts play against • Luoknow, in Lucknow. DON'T ARGUE WITH THE REF . .411"? p.,erre. T, P.-T.14T 4atching the squirt -game • at the arena last Fridaynight, we heard several of the players and -some of the pkents giving the referee the raspberry. Now, we knOw--lhariii referees are bums, but that particular ref- eree happened,to be George /Thomas and we think George /knows his hockey. • • To start with, George play-. • ed.high school hockey with Patterson birdin Windsor and must hae' been -good material as he soon joined theline-up with the Windsor _Spitfires in the Junior '' A" loop:. •.Atter 'he left the &pitfires, George spent three years ref- ereeing minor hockey while teaching school in Windsor. As Well as hockey, he has done • some officiating in football. Be fore he left Windsor lie had . worked with the Windsor High School Hockey League .and the ' • Windsor 'Industrial League. After George went to Strat- ford, his -talents were tapped ggain and he served with the', O. M. H. A. , the Sitatford City 'League and the Oxford Cpuntp Hockey League. Since coning to Wingham _in the fall to manage.the IAC office, •George has done a few games here including a rousing matchyith Detroit and the ° , Junior exhibition game with and came out Un- / 4 , scathed. In our books, he's good stuff. , SPORT..SHORTS Bill Kerr who has 'been playing with the Listowel,fr. "CI Rebels scored 1 of 2,goals recently as Walkerton downed .the Rebels 4-2, Bill played last year with the •Wingharn midgets.— Beef department; For the past month or so we've • been doing our damdestto get the -scores and if possible. write-ups qf the hockey and 'broombail games in the area and would appreciate a little more co-operation from those involved. We realize heavy loads rest on some shoulders but if referees' repoits,9r sum- maries of the games could be handed in as early as possible - it would make our load' a whole lot lighter.... And don't, be bashful, if anyone has a 'sports note which .might be • interesting to the -people of . Wingham and district'we,ask , therh togiveus'a ring, or drop a'note in the mail. We'd'ap- • predate itl -„ ...We couldn't make the game last Saturday which Wingham intermediates won11-10 over Milvert-on, arid • * :dying tep-Wate:ftsatne from• . the scoresheet we':Went astray On one goal. We gave Forrest- ,• er credit for the ,tally with Cer- son assisting, when actually it. Was our old friend Ellwood Ir- win and Ken Houston assisting.. • • • WEDNESDAY NIGHT , LADIES' LEAGUE ••(Late for last•week) •Not so many of the.girls • scored over 225 this week but those Who came throughwere: • Shirley Storey 232, Audrey • Swatridge 232; Marion McLen- • nan 226; Dorothy Bain 252, Louise Welwood 291 and Verna Steffler 283. Gweb MacLaurin was one of our spares for the night and •had the high single a 359. .Gwen also had the high triple, a 780. The Wheaties scored again I and .stay in first place with 57 points followed by the Cheerios with 54; Shreddies 50; Muffets • 45; Trix, 45 hidF1uffs43. • G. A. WILLIA118, 0.0. Optometrist 1•041.04 9 PATRICK STREET W. aNINGHAM Phone 357-182 sin Rois Cctslick 'has 338 single INTERMEDIATES The gang sure had the 'pins flying this week with some improvement- on most of the scores. Ross Caslick rolled the old year put in fine -form as he put a mark in every frame of his first game to come up with 'a terrific 338, 'aril:Hook the • • high double with -514. ,Ruth Ann Currie had.girls' high • • single of 234, but was beaten by' a single pin for double 'honors by Joanne King with 378 doubje. Games over,200, Were rOIWC..... by Dqug Mowbray 213; Barrie •Conron 235, Don Shropshali 20e, Margaret McLaughlin MS, Lee Gro'Ve 200, 207, 1411• *' Sktnn 201, Larry Gordon 227. • Rick Gardner 230, Joanne King 206, Bill Brown 202, Ian Shep,, herd 213, Bryan Walden 225. keep up those good games gang. • . JUNIORS DisappOinted gangtNlot . even one 200 game this week. Two members of the Monkees took the doubles' honOurs, • Geri Bennett 335 (good going_ • Geri) and Tom (back in form- eh, Tom?) Lee 346, gip • single, 184_.was rolled by • Bruce Skinn and for gals 4eri,8ennett 168 (both honours • this week Geri - real nice). `' • BANTAAIS • Thisgang continues to astound me. as,Ahe,y seem to get better.and.hqret. In fact, some of this grouP are putting Junioracores to shame'. Both high' single and double went to • a little fellow Who has been throWing a nice ball and you're • going to see this guy, Steven Redman come up with some real good garnes.-congratula- awls Steven On.290 double and 155 single. • -til.s. • For the girls Christine Rae -took both honors on 290 double, 160 single --keep up that good bowling Christine.- And just,. .look at these games rolled by these beginnws, Jay MacLaur- , in 131,-135; Christine, Rae 160, .130; LaWrence Norman 117,121; Andy Foxton 100, David_Risk 103, Patricia Wharton 116-, v Brian Gordon 109, 119; Lynn • Foxton 132, 142 Paul Cerson s -(see'you beat your sister , this week Paul), Steven Read - man 135, 155; Cirki$, Cook 130, 121; Jan Cerson 101, Jeff Ctos- • kill Marlene' Foxton 117,-; 151; Patricia Wharton 100, 157; Debbie Hall 116. A' few tcamsshoft1inded this week. 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