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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1969-03-13, Page 15A LONG O5• SHORT DISTANCE D,A I QR NIGHT 'HONE 528-2647 LUCKNOW ONT. 20'27-0-13p IIHIIIIRIIIMIIt01f$IIIRIIIAIIIRIlJBll 1pI IIA SHOW TIMES --- Friday and Saturday at 7:15 and 9:15. All other days, ono show ---at 5:00, .xeepf where noted on the prograni. TI .UR.•FRI,•SAT., MAR. 13-14-15 ADULT, ENTERTAINMENT "THE .DEVIL'S BRIGADE" CinemaScope-Colour. . - Starring: William Holden -Cliff Robertson `This is the story of a World War II action involving a bri- gade of crack Canadian troops and a mixed lot of U.S. Army misfits. Second show ' on Friday and Saturday nights at 9:30.. SAT. MATINEE MAR. 15. "The Glory Guys" COMING NEXT: THUR.-FR1:-SAT., MAR. 20.21.22 "WITH 6 YOU GET -.EGG ROLL" ,SI I IRII IRI IINII IRI IIRI I INI I IRI I IRI I INI I INI I i Fordwich Midgets take trohy in two straight Defeating Kurtzville 6 -2 Friday night in the Kurtzville Arena, the Fordwich Midgets were awarded the Tri -County trophy, winning it in two straight games, They took the firs t game by a 9-5 count. Eddy McMillan opened 'the scoring Friday night for Ford - watch in the first period with two unassisted goals. The victors scored another twe in the second period. one . by Murray Powell, assisted by Bob Reid and Bob Gibson, and the other one by Gibson, assist- ed by'Reid and Powell. Fordwich also opened scoring .in the third period before Kurtz, ville got on the scoreboard. Counting for Fordwich was Reid, assisted by Powell. ° Kurtzville then hit for two quick goals, the first by Murray McCracken, assisted by Daryl Smith and the second by Don Burnett, assisted by Ken Wil- liams and Daryl Smith. Pete MacEwen, assisted by Rick Clarke, rounded out the scoring for the winners. Playing goal for Fordwich was Don Reid and for Kurtzville, Gerald Millar. Jim Robinson was coach of the new Tri -County champions and Harry Winkel, the "manag- er. Coaching Kurtzville was � nr� e nt at�the �...-. EnteraI Station Hotel,. Mildmay FRIDAY NIGHT litPIaboS terncWes SATURDAY Sotto 3tothCts adnAllen Miller. out and Barbecued Spareribs, Sa,uerkr hts rved Friday and Saturday Nig Chicken se Bruce Williams with Lincoln Smith as manager, Members of the .winn-Ing team are: Rick Clarke, Bob • Reid, Don Reid, Eddy MGM, lan, Peter Maegweaa, Doug Har- grave, Bob Gibson, Doug Vet-, guson, Ray Gilson, GerryCur.R rah, Murray Powell, Jim Gib- son, Ted Brown, Bob Langer. doen and Ken .Charles. Hockey results of Belgrave teams BELGRAVE--Last Monday night Belgrave- Squirts: played with Kurtzville in Belgrave -and won 5-2. This was the first -game of the best 2 out of 3 finals. Stone School Intermediates played their first game of play- off. on Monday night in Belgrave against Gorrie and won 11-4. On 'Wednesday night Belgrave PeeWees played against Ford- wich in Belgrave and won 5-4. This was an overtime game and • the deciding\game. Also Wednesday night in Bel- more the Stone School Inter- mediates played against Gorrie and lost 10-4, Friday night. in Belgrave the Stone School Intermediates played their third game with' Gorrie and lost 8 to 6. The same evening Belgrave PeeWees played with" Kurtzville in Kurtzville and lost 6 - 1. This is the starting of the best - 2 out of 3 finals. Saturday morning Belgrave Squirts played Kurtzville and won .3 to 2. This gave Bel - grave the Tri -County Cup. The game wps played in Kurtz.ville. Bridge Club Six tables were in play. First, Mrs. F. A. Parker and Gordon Beard; second, Charlie Hodgins and B. Oitleib; third, - Harley Crawford and W. Wharry, , fourth, O. Haselgrove and D. " McGuire. • IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Come In For A APPRAISAL and FREE DEMONSTRATION DRIVE Ii.GEE PONTIAC - BUICK W A RINK FROM FERGUS yvoh, the Ladies' Open Bonspiel at the Iocat urling club last Wednesday. President min Rosenha- gen, centre, presents the .1,11. Crawford Trophy to the winners, left, Shirley Mul vey, lead; Doreen Howatt, vice; Mary Ait- chison, skip and Dorothy Richardson, sec- ond.—Advance-Times photo. Juves extend unbeaten record to semi-finals The Wingham Juveniles who this season remained unbeaten in regular play, extended their winning streak to take Acton In three straight games, earning the right to enter the O.M. H. ti a: semi-finals against Aylmer. The fust game is scheduled to be played in Aylmer on Fri day night of this week at nine o'clock.. The second game will. be played in :the' Wingham Arena on Sunday afternoon at 2.30. If a third game is necessary .the teams will have- a toss to see where it will be played. The winning tea m in this series will advance to the All - Ontario finals to meet with a o.team from either Northern On- tario or Eastern Ontario. These kids play a very fast and exciting brand of hockey and are certainly deserving of support from the hockey fans in .this area. , 'So „plan now to . be ,Jin the WingharnArena on Sun- day afternoon for the second game in the OMHA Juvenile r semi-finals. Strikes THU , S,DAY NlixEb It was the last night"af regu- lar play so Keith Moffat thought he might as well get 411the had out of riffs system. If you see Keith, ask him how- well he bowled. 'Understand L or n a Brown was having her troubles, too. If George's Gamblers had one more week they might have been champions as they took 7. points from Perry's Prowlers to . remain just 7 'points behind. - Gwen MacLaurin is difficult to beat. Her high single for the - evening was 2 88, and her triple was 764. Hap Swatridge had a good night ca..1 ring all honors for the men. ` igh single was 294 and triple of 728. The spares. for the evening were Barbara Merkley, Donna Sutcliffe, Gloria Thomas, Keith McClure, Neil Edgar and Bill Brown. Hope all regular play- ers will be back to start play- offs next week. Final team standings: Perry's Prowlers 108; George's Gamblers 101; Keith's Kool Kars 93; Paul's Disciples 79; Bob's Bouncers 73; +Monty's- Mods 71. MEN'S LEAGUE Standings remained unchang- ed this week as the top three teams each captured 417 points. Penguins, Flyers and Kings were the victors as no points were taken by the Seals, Blues or North Stars, Standings to date are: Pen- guins 113, Flyers 97, Kings $7, Seals 76, Blues 67, and North Stars 64. Lome Archer bowled a nice 814 to take high triple and a 308 to capture high single. Bill Brown was right behind with 302. Other good triples were relied by Wayne Brown 762, Ian MacLaurin 752, Bill Hotchkiss 709, and Ted English 705. COMMERCIAL -LEAGUE. Team standings: Fred 121, Eric 94; Harold 82, Row 56, Don 55, John 48. Ladies' high single and trip- le were won by Agnes Cameron with 261 and 623. - Men's high single and triple were both tak- en by Don Cameron with 284 and 743. Lovely bowling folks. When asked what their secret was, Agnes said it must have been the spaghetti they had for supper, but we wonder if it could have been the sauce? Our thanks to spare H el e n Casemore. Remember folks, A ares quo, � .a only : r1itgfifro regul 4 ling. '�'I thin it's'time Cap - �.talt Row got that team of his ' 11th . Seems to me three weoks is too long to sit in one .spot. How about it Captain? LADIES' WEDNESDAY Jean King captured both. the high single and high triple ,with a 300 and 773. Bowling 225 and over were Jean McKay 231, Jean King 300 and 2 57, 'Louise Welwood 230, .Ruby. MacLennan 254, Verna Steffler 2.32. Team standings: Janet's Javelins 95; Maud % Mustangs 85; Judy's Jaguars '79; Betty's Buicks 76; Jean's Jeeps 73; Shir- ley's Sunbeams 69. FORDWICH MIXED The bowlers of the Fordwich Mixed League recorded the fol- lowing high scores: Lyle Foerter 201, 310, 2'73; Nellie Allan222, 240; Gary Sothem 221; Marjorie Johnson 272; Ben Gibson 226; Earle King 255, 228; Ma b el Gibson 209; Jack King 221; Mary Bridge 200; Lorne Lambkin 203; Doug Bunker 217; Alex Reid 207; Jim Stewart 256; Bob Bridge 234, 226; Doug Browne 201, 210; Pat Stewart 228. • High triple, Lyle Foerter, 784. " WROXETER LEAGUE Rick Clarke 201; John Haas- noot 203;1 Jack Clarke 223, 208; Dick DeBoer 214; Wayne San- derson 214; Ken Edgar 210; Bob Brown 203; Ethel McMichael 236; Gordon Kaster 201, 221; Robert Peel 229; Barry 'Elschner 226. Fergus rink wins Crawford trophy The ladies' bonspiel. for the Harley Crawford Trophy, was held last Wednesday. ' The nine"' o'clock draw was won by Nora Ste,Phenson's rink of Brussels with 3 wins plus 12. Dorothy Coultes, Jean Oldfield and Rhea Vallance made up the rink. Second was the W ingha m Count- ry rink, Ethel . Montgomery, Olive' McBurney, • Mary McMi- • chael and Marg Renwick, 2 wins plus 10; third, Eva Bain, June Hafermehl, Edith Rathbun and Gloria Thomas, 2 wins plus 8. Consolation went to Flo Smith's rink of .Seaforth, Ina Scoins, Lila Campbell. and Marg Sal - lows. Winner of the 11 o 'clockdraw was a Fergus rink with 3- wins , plus 20. The curlers were Mary Aitcheson, . Doreen Howatt, • Dorothy llic4ardson ,and .Shirley -Mulvey,, _ ;3eeend, >Winnies;Ne1= -son; Marion Eby, Myrtle .Nel- son and Gwen Harron of Bramp- ton, 2 wins plus 9; third,, Con- nie MacKay, Eve Jackson, Jean . Shepherd and Jennie Majka, 2 wins plus' 7. Consolation went - to Betty St. John, Marie An- drews, Eileen Gould -and Joan Harris of Uxbridge. Fergtis won the trophy. • .0n Thursday a W ingham rink went to Chesley to curl in the seniors competition:. Wilma Kerr, Eva Bain, Nona Elliott and Nan McKibbon. Chesley, won to go on to Toronto to fin- ish the competition. • 16 rinks enter Rurgl spiel The Wingham Rural Bonspiel was held on Saturday. There were 16 rinks in play. On the nine o'clock draw, first, Mr. and Mrs. James R. Coultes, Marie Elston and Wayne Elston; second, Gershom Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Wood, of Sea - forth and Helen Martin; third, Mr. and Mrs. Verne Hunter, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Hackett. Consolation was Mr. and Mrs. John Nixon, Mf. and Mrs. Les- lie Bolt. - On.the eleven o'clock draw, first, Mr. and Mrs. Mac Eadie, Mr. and Mrs. Don Eadie; sec- ond, Mr. and Mrs, Red Mac- Donald, Mr., and Mrs. B. Mac- Pherson; third, Clark Renwick, Mrs. Marg Elliott, Ken Dick- son. Mrs. Shirley McKague. Consolation was Mr. and Mrs. J. 'S. McDonald, son and daughter. . BANTA$ We'll be losing a lot of these good bowlers to the Jun- hors if they keep up these scores •Doubles over 120, Cindy Cook 14$ and 13Q .Patricia Wharton 134 and 00; Jay MacLaurin 146 and 156, Heather Smith 149 and 148. The girds were up on the boys again last'week. Nice games. . Singles over 120: Lawrence Norman, 129; Paul Cason 125; Cathy Schiestel 138; Dottgias Taylor 126; Jamie Smith 134. You're not going to let your sister beat you like that are you, Jamie? If Joe White hadn't for- gotten his glasses he would have 'been in there too. He couldn't ee the pins. I hope those two mute little blondes that came at 1. . m. instead of 9 a. m. re - Member this week. See you on Saturday. , JUNIORS Boy, that little guy with the red hair was sure on fire Satur- day. He came up . with a 308 single and 481 double and acar- ton of soft drinks. You must take after thatsmiling brother of yours, Bruce Skinn. Other doubles over 170: Chris- tine Rae 196 and 171; D q u g Leitch 182 and 224. Singlet, Paul Swarridge 181, Sandra ;I;.ee. 204, DAxe Tiffin 178, TQC Lee 272 TOM MA, Laughlin 1174, .Uarlelie F'oxton 194. bbiewee 1 3 7. - Standings; Met,1'9,11, 73, Spades,, 61, Clubs,. , Jokers, 34, .Diaif, ,. • If the little, guy with the curve would straighten hIs arm, out and the little tubby guy would bend over, and the ;gal with the black hair an4 glaSsel would stand it the middle of the alley you wouldn't be' secs and from thebottom, Know: who Tarn thinking about. �51 the way, you're doing better with that foul line --even Jeff f Lockridge stops now---just>r 5. Easy counting Jeff. Mrs. Edna Bride. was confin ed for a few days last week to. Palmerston Hospital. The LOBA Lodge held 'di March meeting ata•thfhome-,o Mrs. Wally Gijon., Mrs. El- mer Milder was in the chair. Plans weremade to send .Iwo.. quilts to the :Orange. Orphanage at Richmond Hill so a quilting was held for two days at the home of Mrs. Ernie 'D'Arcey PARTY N Show and : Dla nce� LEGION HALL Saturday, .March 15 i, L3,4. v zea.... , BOYD S ORCHESTRA 7.1 -ID al Admission $1.00 per Person . Restricted to Persons 21 and over.: ICE -NICKS of 1969 Presented by the Wingham Figure Skating Club , Produced by Bruce Brady and Harold - Brooks fitic."4"... „.........• jr/C-- .4 11101 17 4 /PO SATURDAY, MARCH 15TH AT 8:00 P.M. WINGHAM ARENA GUEST STARS: *KIM ROBERTS and REID MacDONALD of Preston Canadian Junior Pair competitors *ESTHER WHITESIDE. of Stratford *GROUP NUMBER FROM WALKERTON F.S.C. ADMISSION ADULTS—$1.00 STUDENTS -50c • CHILDREN under 12--25c Sanctioned by the Canadian Figure Skating Association Wednesday, Mar. 19