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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1972-02-03, Page 174 o. The Wingham Advance-TTitmes, Dada', Fehrnary 1972.—Page 7 frlkes and Spares THURSDAY MIXED lnly a few points separate the 4 (.. top teams, . ao the battle was on again .at the alleys. Elda's .Egg- headsstill hold Number One spot with 70 . points, Gwen's Go- getters .have a 67 and Aantje's Up -N -Atoms, 65. Fran's Frumps follow with 64. Pat's ,Panties 61 and guess 'who's in the cellar? Gail's. Goons with a 45. Emma Deyell really showed the girls how to bowl by capturing the ladies' high single with 269. Gwen MaeeLauriri was right in therewith a 644 to take the ladies' high triple. Gary Brenzil had the knack and came up with a 231 high single and 632. high triple. The 200 games went to Aantje Robinson 224, Pat Brenzil 200, Barry Fryfogle 204, Emma Deyell 269 and 203, Marc Forrest 203, Gary Brenzil 202 and 231, Mary Forrest 257, Gwen Mac- Laurin 257 and 226, Pat Fryfogle 241 and 213, Murray Gerrie 209 and 222. Many thanks to spares Mary and Marc Forrest;.Bill-and Flor- ence Stapleton, Bill Johnston. See you next week. LADIES' WED. NIGHT Joyce's Black Panthers and Sharon's Sno-Jets are tied for the league lead with 82 points. Lyla's Olympics are close behind with 77, followed by • Louise's Moto - Skis with 65, Shirley's Ski Roule — SHOW TIMES --- Friday and Saturday at 7:15 and' 9:15. All othbr days, one show at 8:00,. ezcept where noted on the . program, • THUR:, FRL, SAT.' FEB. 3-4-5 40M11IANCS 10 P11101111 N ll)lti ail "LOVERS AND OTHER STRANGERS" o1 starry wr,; Gig Young A wedding reception with all the trimmings and not a happy per- son in sight ... except the bride arid groom: .0 58 and Jean's. Arctic Cats at the bottom with 56 points. Sharon Skinn had a good .might with the high score of 324 which she built into the high triple with a score of 715. Those -who bowled over 200 were Jeanette Rogers 154 and 237, Sharon Skinn with a 247, Verna Steffler 241 and 203, Shirley Storey 230, 211 and 203, Ruby MacLennan 223, Diane English :218 and 203, Joyce Gard- ner 210, Jean King and Barb Dau- phin, both with 209, Linda Cerson 208, Lyla Hickey 207 and 202 and Beth Wall with 206. COMMERCIAL LEAGUE Joyce Gaunt continued her hot streak to again tumble the pins for a high triple of 605, the fourth week in a row she has outbowled the other players. Shirley Zim- mer camb up with a good game to .take the high single with 260. Wes Simmons rolled 288 for the high single honors and Frank Burke totalled an even 700 for the men's high -triple. Thanks are again due to the spares, Wes Simmons, Shirley Zimmer, Earl Young and Betty Harris. All of the teams gained a few points this past week, including the Newfies who ,have been at a standstill for five weeks. Team standings now are Boxers 72 points, Mutts 67, Retrievers 62, Collies 55, Newfies 51 and Beagles 45. SR. LADIES Mrs. Elsie Congram rolled the high single of 176' but there were several good, singles. Mrs. Emily Williams had. a 165; Mrs. Ethel 'Holmes a 163 and Mrs. Mary Mc- Kinney a 160. The high double, a 319, was bowled by Mrs. Jean . Crump. N LEGION LADIES The Coffee Crisps are way out in front with 66 points; their clos- est rivals are the Snack Bars with 52 points: The Smarties are up to 35. and the Sweet Maries have 29 points. Mrs. Muriel Irvine rolled both the high single of 256 and the high triple of 691. In both cases Norma Strong was runner-up with her scores of 251 and 666. • (SPECIAL) Father : "Did you help your 4i., ' mother • today?" First Child: SAT. MATINEE FEB. 5 "Yes, daddy, I washed the dish - "NATIONAL VELVET" es." Second Child: "And I dried All seats -50c .. , them." Third' Child: "And .I put the pieces in the trash can." evil 'llBE Phone "IL 11E11 . . . 291-3070. LISTOWEL; ONTARIO • DOORS OPEN AT.1 p.m. -SHOWING DAILY AT 7:1 S p.m. AND Q:1 S p,m. - wit. 2 Thu.3 Fri. 4 SP.. S SAT. MAT. 5 AMERICA to AFRICA ga./ t l wRaI. R IL GE 11 with Mum Picks; Ise a Tiina TtNnet 1 �, .:.:5131U� • ZACHAIIIANI Day . Dreamer • r 1-h! IrEf C te eCtnm Santana - Plus '� w.. Seg ,.�•• , - Sun.6 AI/n. 7 p rue 8 enl y wd. 9 rhu.l 0 Fri.11 s.,.12 woNErJRwRS ANOFFARsoMEr ,i, tot: -.vtls °h SU►EASWIIC iii.2.. "` ,TIM SII Sfl • CNlN C ken awa.�it rr w lw tt, yae ,-,11.14..-.1 Mtai (1)-91r Jir�L ..,.,.,,..,�.. i NtIM �e roan!^r- l wRto..M.. arw 1 1, REAMIO Fr1. 4 - Sop. 5 Three fast guns against one determined man! CALLA YOUR FAMI.I SHOE STORE l JOSEPHINE STREET MOW': `- WINGHAM 3574840 Bruins' wins tighten race in novice league Last place Brophy's Bruins closed the gap in the Novice House League standing this past week with two wins and the team coming into its own in the goal - scoring department with eight shots finding the net. Last Monday the Bruins do feated Canadian Tire Canadiens 3=1 on goals by Robert Desjardins and John O'Hagan who scored twice. The goal for the second place Canadiens came from the stick of Ken Hopper. On Thursday night the Bruins shut -out CKNX Hawks 5-0 and as the score indicates, were hustling all through the game. John 0' - Hagan capped his two -goal effort of Monday with three' tallies in .this game and Bruce McIntyre and Steve McKay 'added the oth- ers. th-ers. Police Maple Leafs continued their winning ways Friday night when the blue and white clad team defeated. Canadiens 2 -0• -on goals by Darryl Holmes and Ste- ven Bridges. The Hawks -Leafs game billed for last Tuesday was cancelled because of bad weatb- er. To help the league statistician keep records up to date, this fix- ture was declared a scoreless tie with each team gaining a point. Team standings: Maple Leafs 30 points, Canadiens 22, Hawks 19 and Bruins 18 points. This Thursday and Friday will see Maple Leafs and Hawks clash and Bruins meet the Canadiens. On Monday Canadiens play the top place Leafs and on Tuesday the Hawks and Bruins battle four third place. 'With the regular schedule ending.February 18, Ca.- nadiens, Hawks and Bruins will be seeking wins to try and oust the Leafs from top spot. Stay on established trails when snowmobiliiig. Follow trail markers where displayed. In 15 minutes you can travel farther with your snowmobile than you coold safely retortion foot. If you run out of gas or your engine breaks down, you may be in dan- ger if you are just a few miles from the main road. Phone Miss Mary Scott at 57-2365 or Mrs. H. L. Sherbondy at 3357-2552 WOAA minor hockey Following are the stand inos in .the WOAA Zone 2 minor _hockey . leagues as of January 27. NOVICE Southern group: Listowel over Brussels, 9-0; Blyth and' Bel - grave, 2-2; 'Brussels over:Milver- ton, 4-3; Blyth over Brussels, 3-2.; Listowel over Brussels, 5-0; Mil- verton and Belgrave, 2-2; Bel - more over Belgrave, 1-0; Brus- sels over Belgrave, 9-0; Blyth over Milverton. 4-3. Listowel 12 wins: Brussels, seven wins, lour losses, three ties; Blyth, four wins, six losses., one tie; Milver- • ton, two wins, six losses, three lies; Belgrave, six losses. four ties; •Bel"rnore, one win, one tie. Northern group: Wingham over Ripley, 7-2 and 6-0; Tees - water over Ripley, 10-0, 8-0 and 8- 0; Teeswater over Kincardine, 3- 2 and 3-2; Lucknow over Wing - ham, 3-2; Kincardine over Luck - now, 7-1; Teeswater over Luck - now, 5-1; Lucknow over Ripley, 3- 1; Teeswater over Wingham, 3-2. Teeswater 13jks; Kincardine, eight wins, fosses; Lucknow, three wins, five losses, three ties; Wingham, three wins, six losses, two ties; Ripley, 12 losses one tie. ' PEE WEE Southern group: Blyth over Monkton, 5-4; Milverton over Brussels, 9-2; Monkton over Blyth, 6-3; Monkton over Bel - grave, 7-3; Blyth over Brussels, 12-2; Milverton over Monkton, 6- 5; Belgrave over Brussels, 4-3; Monkton over Milverton, 5-2. • Blyth, 10 wins, one loss; Monk - ton, nine wins, three losses; Mil- verton, five wins, seven losses, one tie; Belgrave, three. wins, five losses, two ties; Brussels, 1.1 losses, one tie. Northern group: Wingham over Ripley, 8-4; Kincardine over Lucknow, 10-1; Listowel over Ripley, 6-2; Wingham over Tees- water, 7-4; Lucknow over Tees - water.. 4-3: Ripley over Tees - water, 8-3; Kincardine over Teeswater,, 7=1. Kincardine,' 10 Wins; Wingham, nine wins, two 'losses; Listowel, five wins, four losses; Ripley; three wins, seven losses; Lucknow, two wins,' 10 losses; Teeswater, one win, 7 los- ses. Lowick Lions bingo winners Regular games:. Mrs. Hata- ton., ami1ton.; Lucknow and Mrs. Hoffle, Mildmay ;.Mrs. McLennan, Loch- alsh and Mrs. Huber, Mildmay; Kathleen Ellacott, Listowel; Mrs. Parsons, Fordwich; Frank Hamilton, Lucknow and Mary McInnis, Fordwich; Mrs. Bates, Uarriston ; Mrs. Clarence Den- stedt, Dorking; Jean Thurlow, Listowel; Mrs. Bill. Schill, For- mosa; Mrs. McInnis, Fordwich; Mrs. McInnis, Fordwich;. Mrs. Angus, Wingham, Mrs. Goll, Mildmay, Mrs. Lorne Fischer, Listowel and Mrs. McLennan, Lochalsh. Share the Wealth: Mrs. Par- sons, Fordwich; Mrs. .Hamilton,,‘ Lucknow; Mrs. Boyd, Gorrie; Mrs. Upper, Listowel. $25.00 Spe- cial, Mrs. McLennan, Lochalsh. Lap Card, Mrs. Parsons, Ford- wich, Mrs. Harvey Coupland, Wroxetc 1 . Door Prize: Frank David, Har- riston; ' Ed Marsh, Wingham; Mrs. _Bill Boyd, Gorrie; Mrs. Simon Huber, Mildmay. Lucky Draws: Jean Thurlow, LisloWel Mrs. Lorne Fischer, Listowel; Mrs. Frank Hamilton, Lucknow; Bea Hergot t , Mild- may. Sun.6 Mon. l re.. p N M lifedler la OF 42 Wet 9 only NEW GYMNASTIC equipment at Howick Central School offei-s a variety of action as Grade 6 students go through the •aces under the direction of PT teacher Ron Livermore. —Staff Photo. BANTAM Southern group: Brussels over Milverton., 6-1; Blyth over Monk - ton, 5-4; Brussels over Blyth, 9-2; Belgrave ever Brussels, 7-3; Mil- verton over Monkton, 7-4; Bel - grave over Blyth-, 11-3; Milverton over Belgrave, 7-4. Belgrave, 10' wins, two losses; Brussels, seven wins,four losses, one tie; Monk - ton, five wins, four losses, one tie; Milverton, five wins, six los- ses; Blyth, one win, 12 losses. Northern group: Listowel over Lucknow, 12-4; Kincardine over Listowel, 7-5; Listowel over Ri .. ley, 5-1; Wingham over Lucknow, 6-2; Ripley over Lucknow, 8-4; Listowel" over Wingham, 12-2; Kincardine over Lucknow, 7-3 and 15-1. Kincardine, 11 wins; Wingham, five wins, three los- ses; Listowel, four wins, two los- ses; Ripley, two wins, seven los- ses;. Lucknow, one win, 11 losses. MIDGET Lucknow over Milverton, 6-4; Kincardine over Riple % 3-2; Kincardine over Listowel, 4-1; Brussels and Lucknow, 4-4; Lis- towel over Wingham, 8-0; Brus- sels over Lucknow, 12-2; Brussels over Ripley, 5-3; Kincardine and Wingham, 4-4; Brussels over Lis- towel, 6-3; Brussels over Luck - now, 6-3. Brussels, 12 wins, two losses, two ties; Kincardine, 10 wins, two ties; Listowel, seven wins, six losses; Lucknow, six. wins, six losses, one tie; Wing - ham, two wins, eight losses, two ties; Milverton, two wins, seven losses; Ripley, 10 losses, one tie. Listowel players remain the three leading scorers in the southern group of the novice league. Jeff Bender leads with 35 points. Kincardine also holds. down the first three places in the novice northern league with Rog- er Campbell holding first with 42 points. Mike Campbell of Milverton leads the southern Pee Wee group. with 42 points and Kincardine again holds the three top spots in K the northern Pee Wee ` Troup with Arcrit Armstrong in the\lead with 49 points.' — Da vid Dunbar holds the lead in the southern group of the Bantam league with 27 points while Kin- cardine holds the first three in the rthern Bantam group with erry McNulty having 33 points. Ian Montgomery of Lucknow leads in the Midget group with 36 points, followed , by Gerald Wheeler of Brussels with 34 and • Jim Murray of Lucknow with.,33. no •G Advance to zone finals The last series of bowling to qualify for the Four Steps‘to Star- dom was held Saturday. Those who qualified to advance to the zone finals as singles were Jay MacLaurin and Peggy Tervit in the bantam division, Jeff Croskillr and Joall.Gerson as juniors and Tom Lee and Marg McLaughlin in the senior category. Personnel of the boys' bantam team is Ricky MacLennan, Ste- phan Burke, Robert Wharton, Bill Ohm and Stephen Readmair Players on the girls' bantam team are Esther Nethery, Brenda Foxton,' Lori Kopas, Sheila Shobbrook andtRhona Lee. Qualifying for the junior team are Rob Young, Rick'Wall, Paul Bennett, Kevin Hickey and Jamie Strong. • , , In the senior group are Les 'remit, Larry" Simmons, Steven Penny, David Walker and Ron Tervi t . Fordwich girls • win two games -F)RDWICH - The girls hoc- key team played two games this week, corning out on top in boti' encounters. Wednesday night they took on the Palmerston'girls in the local arena and scored a 7-5 victory. On Friday night they played host to the Wroxeter girls and again scored a victory. this time with a 7-4 score: ' On Wednesday night as well, the local bantams hosted the Bel - more team and came out on the short end of a 16-4 score. Satur- day afternoon the Belmore squirts visited the ar.na here and defeated the local squirts 7-2. Restaurant owner: "What is your complaint, sir?" Customer: "Well, I've been on bread and water for all;lost an hour.'' TWO QF THE SIXTEEN Grade 7 and 8 students of Howick Central School who operate the -16MM projector for visual aid sessions- are Janis Ruttan and R ,41 Lassoline. —Staff Photo. Junior Bowling BANTAMS Team Standings: Poodles 49, Spaniels 45, Beagles 44, Terriers 40, Huskies 36 and Dachshunds 29. Girls HS: Corrine Nesbitt 161, H.D. Corrine Nesbitt 270. Boys HS: Gary Adams 154, H.D. Sheldon Jones 295. Single over 125, Brenda Foxton 135, Paul Cerson 140; Sheldon Jones 149, Esther Nethery 159, Mark Fearnall 126, Robert Whar- ton 137. Double over 200: Brenda Fox - ton 243, Elizabeth Nethery 262, Lyne Bridge 233, Gerald Ritskes 207, Gary Adams 261, Mark Fear- nall 238, Robert Wharton 271. JUNIORS Team Standing : Chickadees 50, Sparrows 45, Canaries 41, Wood- peckers 41, Robins. 36 and Blue= jays 27. . Girls HS: Joan Cerson 210, .HD Joan Cerson 336. Bcys HS, Jamie Smith 183, Jay MacLaurin 364. ,Games over 175: Joan Cerson 210, Jay MacLaurin 185, Lori Kopas'175 and Kevin Hickey 181. Doubles over 250: . Stephen Burke 268, Rhona Lee 262, Ricky Nesbitt 288, Lori Kopas 282, - Jamie Smith 304, Ricky MacLen- an 278: SENIORS Team Standings: Dynamites 51, Dumptrucks 45, Slackers 40, Superstars 34, Skidders •29 and Gunkies 26. Girls HS: Lois McLaughlin 175, HD Marg McLaughlin 324. Boys HS: Rob Young 275, HD Rob young' 456. - Games over 209:Tom Tom Lee 258, David Walker 225, Rick Wall 222 and Larry Simmons 207: Double over • 350: Tom Lee 416, David Walker 429, Rick -Wall 407, Larry Simmons,382. . Rob Young won his 100 pin over his average badge. . A new bride exhibited a look of deep disappointment when she observed twin beds in the bridal suite: "What's bothering you?" inquired the concerned husband. "Nothing really,". she mumbled, '.but I certainly thought we were going to get a room all to our- selves." 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