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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1972-01-20, Page 14Page ti ---The Wingham Afivance-Times, Thursday, January 20, 1972 Polar Daize starts with bonspiel Brussels Lions Club "Polar Daize" got off to a good start last Wednesday with a 16 -rink bon - spiel. The homesters had seven rinks in action, two were from Wingham and one each frctrn Wroxeter, Walton, Belmore, At- wood, Monkton, Seaforth and Exeter. The Atwood rink skipped by Tom Vickerrnan wonythe 9 a.m. draw with Brussels -entries skip- ped by Al TenPas and Doug Ra-thwell, helped respectively by Dan Pearson, Reid Hartwell and Wayne Lowe and Ron McLean, Ken Illman and Jim Patterson, taking second and third prizes. The Gordon Ward rink from Monkton was awarded the con- solation prize. The Stewart McCall rink of Walton captured the honors in the 11 a.m. draw with three wins and a plus of 15, the best record of the day. Clarence McDonald, Exeter, and Ross Witch, Brussels, were the next successful rinks. Brus- sels again carne into the limelight when the Bob Alexander rink col- lected the consolation award. The Wingham entries were skipped by Lloyd "Casey" Case - more and Bob McKague. Wing - ham gained some slight recogni- tion when Gil Shepherd, a visitor at the bonspiel, won a silver tray in a lucky draw. Q: 'What is it that can speak all the languages of the world? A An echo' THE CONLEY S-OF-SPRA CAR WASH KEEP YOUR CAR "SALT FREE" Wash It Regularly You're miles f,ahead with Tiresson, Riding System- Service WOAA minor hockey Following are the standings the WOAA Minor Hockey Zone leagues as of Jan. 12. NOVICE Southern group - Listowel ov Belmore, 8-0; Listowel over M verton, 8-1; Brussels over B more, 2-1; Listowel over Milve ton, 4-0; Brussels over Belgrav 3-1. Listowel, 10 wins; Brussel five wins, one loss, three tie Milverton, two wins, four fosse two ties; Blyth, two wins, six lo ses; Belgrave, four losses, tw ties; Belmore,, four losses, on tie. • Northern group: Teeswate over Wingham, 4-1; Teeswate over Kincardine, 4-2; Teeswate over Wingham, 5-1; Kincardin over Ripley, 22-2; Lucknow an -Wingham tied 1-1 and 0-0. Tees water, seven wins; Kincardine six wins, two losses; Lucknow one win, three losses, three ties Wingham, one win, four losses two ties, Ripley, six losses, on tie. PEEWEE Southern group: Blyth over Brussels, 16-2; Belgrave over Milverton, 4-1; Blyth over Monk ton, 6-5; Blyth over Milverton, 7- 0; Monkton over Belgrave, 8-2: Blyth .over Brussels, 7-4; Milver ton over Brussels, 11-0. Blyth, eight wins; Monkton, six wins, one loss; Milverton, three wins, six losses, one tie; Belgrave, two wins, fours losses, two ties; Brus- sels, eight losses, one tie. Northern group: Ripley over Lucknow, 4-3; Wingham over Lucknow; 7-1, 10-3 and 6-3; Lis- towel over Teeswater, 7-1; Kin- cardine over Ripley,- 9-3. Kincar- dine, eight, wins; Wingharn, seven wins, two losses; Listowel, four wins, four losses; - Ripley, two wins, five losses; Teeswater, one win, three losses; Lucknow, one win, nine losses. BANTAM Southern group:-,Belgrave over Milverton, . 8-5; Monkton over Blyth, 8-2; Milverton over Blyth, 5-2; Monkton over Belgrave, 4-3; Brussels over Blyth, 6-4. Bel - grave, eight wins, one loss; Monkton, five wins, two 'losses, one tie; Brussels, five wins, three losses, one tie; Milverton, three wins, five losses; Blyth, 10 -losses. Northern group: Ripley over Lucknow, -14-0; Wingham over Lucknow, 5-2; Kincardine over Ripley, 14-2. Kincardine, eight wins, Wingham, four wins, two losses; Listowel, one win, one loss; Lucknow, one win, six los- ses, Ripley, one win, six losses. MIDGET Brussels over Ripley, 7-3; Brussels and Kincardine, 4-4; Milverton over Lucknow, 4-2; Kincardine over Lucknow, 7-2; Listowel over Wingham, 8-2; Brussels over Wingham, 5-4; Brussels over Milverton, 2-1; Kincardine over Listowel, 6-0; Lucknow over Wingham, 9-5; Brussels over Milverton, 6-3. Kin- cardine, eight wins, one tie; Brussels, eight wins, two losses, one tie; Listowel, six wins, four losses, Lucknow, five wins, four losses; Wingham, two wins, se% e►1 fusses. one tie; Milverton, two wins, six losses; Ripley, eight losses, one tie. Following are some of the scor- ing leaders in each division. Kincardine holds the top four places in the northern group of the no% ice league. Listowel holds the first eight places in the southern group. Kincardine also holds the first four places in the northern group of tlii peewee league. Milverton holds down first spot in the south- ern group with Blyth holding sec- ond and Monkton third. Kincardine holds the firstthree places in the northern groin of the bantam league. Belgrave holds the first two in the southern group with Brussels holding third place. I•rr the midget league, Lucknow holds First and third lilaces with Kincardine holding second. Listowel still leads in the penal; t} department with a total -of 377 minutes from the four leagues comtred. Brussels holds second place -with 358, Milverton is third with 341 and Kincardine is fourth with 339. Junior Bowling . BANTAMS The Poodles are still in the lead for the Bantams; they now have 44 points. Battling it out are the next four teams, the Spaniels with 38. Beagles 37, Terriers 35 and Huskies 31. The Dachshunds have 26 points. " Brenda Foxton, with a 163 single and 257 double, was high for the girls. For the boys, it was Mark Fearnall with a 172 and a 293. Games over 125: Esther Neth- ery 137; Sheldon Jones 126; Sheila Burke 136; Pam Gerrie 127. Doubles over 200: George Thomas and Gary Adams 202; Lynne Bridge and Michael Hull 204;. Corrine Nesbitt and Richard Brighton 205; Sheldon Jones 213; Andrea Bridge 215; Esther Neth- ery 244; Pam Gerrie and Sheila Burke 246" Jl,'NIORS Jay MacL-aurin had the only game over, -175; his score was 184 and that won. him the high single title.. He,also had the high double of 363. 4 Other "doubles over `??5: Bill Ohm 272; Donnie MacLennan and cut your car care costs. r> EVENTUALLY WINNERS of third prize in the Polar Daize, bonspiel last Wednesday, Ron McLean and Doug Rathwell , of Brussel-s talk aboutjheir prospects of winning their sec and game. -Staff photo. Now at these 1 firestone Stares Firestone STORES 11S JOSEPHINE STREET WINGHAM -PHONE 457-3733 DR. GEORGE ALEXANDE of one of the Brussels rinks spiel at Brussels try to come opponents from Wingham. R and Jim Smith, skip and vice entered in the Polar Daire bon up with strategy to outwit their - Staff photo. 304, Peggy Tervit 29; Nancy King 231; Jamie Strong 276; Kevin Hickey 303; ,Douglas Tay- lor 228; Joan Cerson 267. That 267 was the high double for the girls,; -Joan also rolled the 165 high single. The Chickadees remain in first place and now have 45 points, The Canaries increased their score by five points and now have 30 to tie them with the Sparrows and put then in second place. The Wood- -peckers remain at 34; the Robins have 28 and the Bluejays 25. SENIORS I'or the senior boys it was Paul Bennett who bowled a 230 single and a 406 double making him high man on the totem pole. Marg Mc- Laughlin rolled a 235 single and 382 double for the high girls' scores. Games over 200: Susan Hayes 201; Larry Simmons 214 and Les Tervit 219. Doubles over 350: Larry Simmons 382; Marg' Mc- Laughlin 380. The Dumptrucks have ad- vanced to first place with 42 points. But they have nothing to brag about as the Dyn.a►nites are right on their tails with 41. The Slackers have 37; Superstars and Gunkies tied at 26 and the Skidders have 23. (Their score was 23 last week, too, though mis- takenly given as 27 in last week's edition. } Weekly euchre BELGRAVE — Fifteen tables of euchre were played at the Bel - grave community rooms last Wednesday evening. High lady, Mrs. Robert Pur - don; high' man, Harold Procter; low lady, Ena Ritchie; low man, George Brewer; npvelty lady, Mrs. George Brewer; novelty man, Alex Nethery. Disabled adults want a helping hand, not a handout. The Ability Fund (March of Dimes) provides that helping hand --with public support for their annual cam- paign in January. Apparently unaware there is an important game being played in the Provincial Women's competition at Wingharn Curling •Club, Louise Procter of Belgrave is content to curl up with a good book. —Advance -Times photo. Sir Hector Louis Langevin, who served as postmaster -general from 1878-79, was a Father of Confederation. The Ability Fund (March of Dimes) is dedicated to .he/ping physically disabled adults. It needs your support to do so. WINGHAM HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY ANNUAL MEETING Council Chambers, Town Hall Tuesday, January 25 8 p4111 ANNUAL REPORTS - ELECTION Of OFFICERS, ETC. GLPEST SPEAKER: D. Webster of F. E. Madill Secondary School who will sp'eak on the subject of selecting plants for: Wingham EVERYONE WELCOME REFRESHMENTS WILL BE/SERVED IMC)1211[1)ANGUS SHORTY Ducks Unlimited JACKFISH — NORTHERN PIKE fhk) fidhtinq lack fish provides sport, for (o1intiek., th.clusands of rod ,rill reefers. Fouad c01ti11ellf \A/1k It', 0 • is abundant in 111(11 0;1y lakes where cleek', and channels' give access, A predator of other fish frogs, muskrats and duck- lings Low Hood counts 01%11n(1d by l)rologists or1 j"lc k f infested . 111 1r,hes ,111d examination of fish stomachs, indicate that they can ho a factor r -r1 poor " ll1C k produ( tl011 I 1 r_t t tale df ea$, .1N Your Ski -Doo dealer is dealing like crazy. Before you buy any snowmobile see your Ski -Doo dealer first. He's dewing on all available models. Come in and write your own deal now. The snowmobile season is just startmg so get in on all the winter fun. ski-iIoo; 72 Trademarks of tlornbardior l Id Lynn Hoy Enterprises WINGNRM - 357J435 R. B. McMILLAN • GORRIE - 335-3243 M O e er s4. • A •