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The, Wingham Advance-T*41M ThurglaY0 414,01011I:
KIN SNOWMOBILE RAW(
Sunday, Jan. 30
Registration 12 Noon to 2 Km. - Starting Time 1 p.m.
Belmore 9-0
Playing in the Tri -County Tyke
League Saturday, Wingham
Tykes defeated Belmore 9-0 in a
penaity-free game.
AT LAST!
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Wingham led 6-0 at the end of
the first period on goals by M.
Rintoul, P. Montgomery, D. Mc-
Intyre, M. Fearnall, P. Goodall
and M. Fearnall again. Assists
went to J. Penny add G. Adams.
Belmore showed more strength
as the game progressed but were
unable to score. Wingham scored
twice in the second period with B.
Gerrie from M. Rintoul and then
V; Passmore froth Gerrie. The
lone goal of the last period was
scored unassisted by V. Pass-
more.
Steve Morrison in goal for
Wingham wassgual to any attack
the Belmore -club was able to
mount. Paul O'Malley, his .op-
posite number at the other end of
the ice, had little chance with the
shots which beat him.
— SHOW TIMES ---
Friday and Saturday at 7:15 and
9:15. All other days, one show
at 8:00, except where noted on
the program.
°THUR.-FRI.-SAT. JAN. 27-28.29
' Junior
Adult Entertainment
"A GUNFIGHT"
Color -. Starring
Greed and lust for blood can
Johnny Cash, Kirk Douglas Bowling
drive people to -violence.
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IRKED BY SOME of the decisions made by referee George Thomas during the special
hockey game Friday•night, players from the girls' team pull him to the ice to spark a -free-
for-all. —Staff Photo.
SATURDAY MAT. JAN. 29
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AUSPICES ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION, BRANCH 180
WINGIHIAM LEGION
DOORS OPEN AT 7.30
15 . $10.00 Games 2 Share the Wealth
1. SPECIAL $50. MUST GO.
Jackpot Line CALL5$770
CONSOLATION PRIZE $35.00
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TALENT HIM SHOW
THURSDAY/
JANUARY 27.
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Performers
Adults $1.00
ADMISSION:. Students 75c
Children 50c
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BANTAMS'
Team standings: Poodles 44,
Terriers 40, Beagles 39, Spaniels
38, Huskies 36, and Dachshunds
29.
Singles over 125: Sheila Burke
129, Brian $t. Marie 125, and Jeff
Jackson 141.
Girls 1:1.S., Elizabeth Weh-
meyer 140: H.D., Elizabeth Weh-
meyer 258. .Boys H.S.:. Mark'
Fearnall .144, oys H.D., Michael
Hull 242.
Double games over 200.: John
Penny 221, Robert Wharton 219,_
'ESther Nethery :213, George
Thomas 225, Jeff Jackson 235,
Sheila Burke 230, Brian St. Marie
208. •
„JUNIORS •
' Teams standings: Chickadees
45, Sparrows, 42, Canaries '41.
Woodpeckers 39, Robins 33, Blue -
jays 25, •. •
Singles over 175: Bernd Well:
meyer 229, Steven Burke 182.
Ricky MacLennan 232, Cathy
Foxton 183, Jay MacLaurin 220:
Girls H.S., Peggy Tervit
and. H.D. Peggy Tervit 318. Boys
H.S., Ricky MacLennan 232,
H.D-;', tip, Ricky MacLennan and
Jay MacLaurin 353.
Doubles over 250:. Nancy King
258, Jamie Strong 268, Bernd
Wehmeyer 344, Kevin Hickey 296,
Steven Burke 307, Cathy Foxton
'290, Monty Norman 315.
Bernd Wehmeyer won his 100
pins over average badge.
SENIORS
Team standifigs: Dynamites
46, Duinptrucks 42. Slackers 42,
Superstars 29: Gunkies 26 and
Skidders 25.
Singles over 200: Stephen Pen-
ny 220,Lee Grove 208.
Girls H.S., Debbie Hull 200,
H.D.. Marg McLaughlin 340:
Boys Ii.S., Tom Lee 307, H.D..
Tom Lee 546,
Doubles over' 3E5: Debbie Hull
330, Larry Simmons 385, Les Ter-
vit 329, Stephen Penny 369.
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PeeWees defeat'
Teeswater 7-4
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Wingham - Pee Wees outskaled
and 'were superior in all depart-
ments to Teeswater last week to
win 7-4. They scored 5 goals in the
first period with Sheldon Jones
from David Kieffer and Doug
McGregor at 1:15: Terry Net ter -
field from Dave Bennett at the
three minute mark: Kieffer and
Jones combined for another at
'6:45; Kevin Rickey from Doug
Kuyvenhoven at 15:05 and JayQ.
MacLaurin capitalized on a play
by Netterfield and Bennett.
Dave Bennett and Mike Mont
ornery combined at .55 of the
second period and Doug McGreg-
or finished the scoring at. 1540
with Gordon Kinnahan and Kief-
fer getting the assist.
NOVICE TEAM
DROPSIMIEE
6' The Wingliam Novice hockey
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team was completely outclassed
by Listowel last Thursday night
leaving the rink on the short end
of a 7-1 score. Mark Passmore
scored for Wingham.
Participating, in the Minor
Hockey Week program at Bar-
rie, Wingham Novices lost Satur-
day to Barrie 2-0, and on Sunday
went down by a 3-0 score. Paul
Foxton was named the third star
following Sanders and Garner of
Barrie.
Strikes and Spares
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
Barb Dauphin added another
-"over 300" single to her score
getting a 306. Joyce Gaunt was
back again with the high triple of
713 and she also had/ a mice single
of 286. Joe Schneider did some
good bowling and had a 178 and
689 for the men.
The team standings are now
Boxers 67; Beagles 43; collies 52;
Mutts 63;' Newfies 46 and Retrie-
vers 60. •
Some good high triples we're
bowled by Frank Burke with 626
and Francis Merkley with 681.
Thanks again to our spares
Elaine and Alec Walton, Wes
Simmons, Kay Gregg and Bob
Holmes.
• LADIES' WEDNESDAY.
1 NIGHT LEAGVE,
Team scores for this week:
Sharon Sno Jets 80; Joyce's
Black Panthers 77; Lyla's Olym-
. pies 72; Louise's' Moto -Ski 631.
Shirley's *mule 56: Jean's Arckr
tic Cats 51.
High .single, Shirley Storey 279;
high triple; Louise Welwood 74,1.
Games over 200: Shirley Storey
279, 218; Louise Welwood 274, 253,
214; Barb Dauphin, 269, 203; Ray
Elm.slie .243; Verna Steffler 235,
220; Mary Campbell' 222;, Joyce
Gardner • 219; Grace Thompson
221; Sharon Skinn 221, 211, -206;
Bea Shropshall 200; Jean Elliott
200: Diane English 209; Jean
King 2071, Lyla Hickey -208.
TIEURSDAY MIXED
The alleys were really hot de-
spite the freezing rain 'on Thurs-
day night as teams are getting
down to business with the play-
offs in the not too distant future.
Elda's Eggheads are still otic
front. with 66 points; Gwen's Go -
;et ter's coming up strong wit h 04
points; Aantjie's Up -N -Atoms..
with. 62; s Fran's Frump's 59:
Pat's Panties 57: Gail's- Goons
Better luck,next week Gail.
Gaines. 200 or over, Barry Fry-
fogle 264, Bill Stapleton 235.
Terry Nethery 205, Len Phillips
206, Perrie Holrnes 227, Garry
Brenzil 221:Aant,jie Robinson 233.
Bruce Machan 217, Bill Johnston
202, Don Montgomery 204. Pat
Fryfogle 200, 308. 289. Nice bowl-
ing Pat.
Men's high single. Barry Fr'-
fogle 264; triple. Bill Johnston
585. .Ladies' high single, Pat Fry,'
fogle 308;. Pal' Fryfogle
797.
NIany tharYks to spares 13iII
Johnston. , Bill Stapleton, Bill
Mop tgornery • and Cathy 'Edgar
LEGION AUXILIARY '
This week it was Norma Strong
and Lila Hickey all' the wa
Norma had the, high single of 201
and was runner-up for the high
triple with her 607. Lila had the
high Triple of 632 and was runner
up tor the higk single with a 250
The Coffee Crisps have 59: the
Snack Bars 45: Smarties 35 and
1)1(1ineSis.st.vet .Maries still lag with
1) 29
SENIOR L.‘DIEs
-Jean–Crump,
high single of 243 and also the
high double Of 385.
Other gond singles were Mrs
Mae Mitchell's 180 and
Ethel Day's 193. The -same two
also had good &Ethics of 347 and
333 reSpec 11vely
MOLIESWORTH
Mac" Smith. 272: Alex. Cullen.
-230, 202: Gordons.Ma theson. 221.
Doris Matheson, 214. 214: Rose
marie Vandenbiwg, 201, 323.
Richard Jolley, 203. 273, Doroth
Marlin, 202; Howie Baker, 206;
Gibson Stewart, 201.
WROXETER LEAGLikt
Mike Newton, 207, 225;,. Ethel-
ene Smith, 223; Wayne Sander-
son, 203; Ted Smith, 201, 201; Ron
McMichael, 210, 205; Jack Burns,
212; Wendell Stamper, 211;
Bonnie Pellett,' 217; Warren
Fines, 224; Phyllis McMichael,
239, 203. High triples: Phyllis Mc-
Michael, 622; Mike NeWtOn, 624.
F'ORDWICH LEAGUE
Jack Schumacher, 219; Nellie
Allan, 216; Marj Johnson, 209;
Barbara Carter, 208; Ben Gibson,
2(10: Dave Dinsmore, 215; Audrey
Schumacher, 224; • Andrea Es- --
kritt, 238; Doug Bunker,, 253;
,Leone Foerter, 231; Lynn Bun -
h.
'ker• 204, 218. High triples: Lynn
Bunker, 6Q3, Doug- Bunker,. 619.
238; Doug •Bunker. 253.
WOAA minor hockey
Following are the standings in
the WOAA Zone 2 Minor Hockey
Ieagues.
NOVICE
. Northern group: Teeswater, 11
wins; liciricardine, eight wins,
three losses; Lucknow, three
`Wins, five .losses, three ties;
Wingham, two wins, five losses,
two ties; Ripley, 11 losses, one
tie.
Southern group: Listowel, 11
„wins; Brussels, five wins, three
losses, three ties; Milverton, two
wins, four losses, three ties;
Blyth, three wins; six' losses, one
tie; Belgrave, four losses, three
ties; Belmore, four losses, one
tie.
PEE WEE
Kincardine, nine wins; Wing -
ham, nine wins, two losses; Lis-
towel four wins, four losses; Rip-
ley, three wins, six losses; Tees -
water, one wilt five losses; Luck -
now, one win, 10 losses. •
Southern group: Blyth, 10 wins,.
one loss; • Monkton, seven wins,
three losses; Milvekton, five
wins, six . losses, one tie; Bet,
grave, two wins, four losses, two
ties; Brussels, 10 losses, one tie.
BANTAM
Northern .group: Kincardine,
nine wins; Wingham, five Wins,
three losses; Listowel,. three
wins, two losses; Ripley, two
wins, seven losses; Lucknow, one
win, eight losses.
Southern group: Belgrave,
eight wins, one loss; Brussels,
seven wins, three losses, one ie;
Monkton, five wins, three losies,.
one tie; Milverton, three wins, six
losses; Blyth, lone win, 11 losses.
• MIDGET
Brussels, 10 wins, two losses,
one tie; Kincardine, 10 wins, one
tie Listowel, six wins, five loss-
es; Lucknow, five wins, five loss-
es, one tie; Witighaln, two wins,
seven losses, one tie; Milverton,
two wins, six losses; Ripley, 10
losses, one tie.
Bridge results -
The Howell system was used.
First, 0. Haselgrove and BPrt-
lieb; second, Mrs. J. H. Crawford
and Mrs. G. D. Fisher; third,
Mrs. J. Langridge ad Mrs. F.
Moffat.
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