HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1972-02-24, Page 14Page 6—The Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday, February 24, 1972
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THURSDAY MIXED
once again the battle was on as
top teams fought for first place
which this week went to Pat's
Panties with 78; Elda's Eggheads
are second with 77 followed ,by
Gwen's Go -Getters with 76;
Aantje's Up -N -Atoms have 74; ,
F'ran's F'rump's 73 and Gail's
Goons 57'
(wen MacLaurin captured the
ladies' honors with 225 single and
607 triple. Barry Fryfogle was on
top for the men with a 278 single
and 736 triple. Nice bowling.
The 200 games are as follows: •
Barry Fryfogle 2.36, 278 and 222;
Terry Nethery 213; Gwen Mac-
Laurin 225; Tom Robinson 223
and 239. Don Montgomery 204;
Aantje Robinson 207; Bruce
Machan 251, 224; Pat Fryfogle
217; Gary Brenzil 208-, '215;
Murray Gerrie 209.
Thanks ..to spare Marilyn Lay-
ton.
SENIOR LADIES
Mrs. Mae Mitchell captured the
high single with a score of 238.
then followed up with the high
double with a total of 365.
Mrs. Ethel Day had a single of
218 to build her two -game score to
358 and Mrs. Emily Williams had
a double of 304.
LEGION LADIES
The Coffee Crisps have a com-
fortable lead with their 78 points.
The Snack Bars are their nearest
rivals and have 66 points. They
are followed by the Smarties with
51 and the Sweet Maries with 39.
Again it was Mrs. Muriel Irvine
and Mrs. Norma Strong. Muriel
bowled a 235 single and 595 triple.
Norma was runner-up with her
231 and 587.
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
The Mutts broke their tie with
the Boxers and jumped into the,
lead for the first time with a 82
high, followed by the Boxers who
have 79 and the Retrievers with
76.
In the bottom half of the jand-
ings type Newfies have 65, Collies
59,,and Beagles 54 points.
Scoring singles over 250 were -t
Gord Baxter with 252, Lou Read -
man 258, Joe Schneider 266,
Grace Walden 251 and Joyce
Gaunt with 252, Joyce Gaunt was
back at her old tricks again after
a week's rest, scoring 274 for the
high single and building up to 714
for the high triples for the wo-
men:'
Jim Miller came up ' with an
outstanding. single of 344 and fin-
ished with 710 for the men's high
triple.
Appreciation is extended to •
spares 'Bob. Holmes, Wes Sim-
mons and Alec Walton.
GORRIE LEAGUE
Lorraine Steuernol topped the
league playlast week with 234.
Others compiling good scores
were Bob Edgar with 231 and 212,
Mary Helen Thompson 228,
Brenda Wallace 215, Wilford Lit-
. ronico 212, Judy Latror'lico 211,
Donna Wallace , Hugh. Hutchi-
son 204 and Jackie Smith with
200.
WROXETER LEAGUE
John Wheeler 208, Alberta
Newton 247, Glenn McMichael 219
and 206, Jack Burns 209 and 232,
Frank Spielmacher 226, Warren
Fines 217, Ken Pellett 210, Phyllis
McMichael ,206, Ken Edgar 206.
High triples: Alberta Newton•
568, Glenn McMichael •617.
FORDWICH MIXED
Dave Dinsmore 225, ' Lorne
Lambkin 235 and 219, Don Bridge
223, Gertie , Lambkin 212, Doug
Bunker 232, Andrea Eskritt 239,
Doug Browne 274,. Leone Foertes
211, - Harold Eskritt 208, Bonnie
Wilson 217, Les Carter 231, Jack
Schumacher 221 and 240, Nellie
Allan 235 and •204, May Johnson
226, Lyle Foertes 208 and 224.
Ladies' high single, Andria
Eskritt 239; triple, Nellie Allan
617;- men's high single, Doug
Browne 274; ; triple, Jack Schu-
- coacher 638.
TOWN MIXED
Florence Wilson 223, Dave
Dinsmore 320. Ladies' high triple,
Minnie McElwain 585; teen's
high triple, Dave Dinsmore 662.
Bantams lose
to Harriston
Wingham Bantams lost an ex-
hibition game to Harriston 7-4
last week with Wingham getting
one goal in the first period from
John Henderson assisted by Bill
Anger, and- were heldscoreless
until the third ;period.
Pete Hilbert scored on a pass
from Bob Williamson followed by
Anger capitalizing on a play by
Henderson to give the Wingham
4 team some hope, but enthusisam
was short-lived as Harriston in-
creased their lead. John Hender-
son scored at' 13.45 from Williams
for Wingham's final goal.
When the British Government
handed over control of the mail
services to the provinces in 1851,
there were only 66 miles of rail-
way track in British North Amer-
ica.
WEDNESDAY LADIES
Sharon's Sno-Jets are on top of
the league th,' week with 't•;
points. but their 'eat: Is slim with
I.) la s Olympics dose behind
with 91. Joyce's Black ('ats follow
with 89 points
With a little spread in the
standings, Louise's Moto -Skis
have 72, Shirley's Sk►roules have
70 and Jean's Arctic ('ats have
assembled 68 points
Connie Hickey took the high
single honor with 278 and Diane
English totalled 715 for the high
triple
(parties over 200 Jere posted by
Barb Dauphin with 266. 219 and
216. Patti King 210, Grace
Thompson 214• Gert Rea ie 224.
Ruby MacLennan with 207, 212
and 21.0; Connie Hickey 214 and
278. Jeannette Rogers 202, Sharon
Skinn 235. Diane English 204 27S.
236; ktuth _Anne Readman A06,
Louise Welwood 212. Jean King
235, Joanne Harrison 243. Shirlaey
Stevenson 217. Lyla Hickey 224,
Gloria Thomas 201, Joyce Gard-
ner 200 and Jeannette Scott with
206.
Junior Bowling Lakelet News Items
BANTAMS
The Poodles lead the league
�� th 56 points with Huskies fol-
lowing with 49. Beagles and
Spaniels are on the heels of the
Huskies with each having 47
,,,,)n►" Terriers have Sfi and the
Dachshunds are still low with 41
points
Robert Wharton 152, Paul Cer•
,on 138, Jeff Jackson 134, Esther
Nethery 128, Andrea Bridge 133,
and George Thomas with 126
were the howlers to have games
over 125.
In the over 200 category, Paul
('er•son had 264, George Thomas
251 • Elizabeth Wehmeyer 231,
Sheila Burke and Debbie Hanula
each had 212, Andrea Bridge 222,
John Penny 206, Brian St. Marie
204 and Reuben Jacklin 202.
Roseann Sallows captured the
girls high single with 180 and Cor-
inne Nesbitt had the high double
with 260 Robert Wharton scored
152 for the boys' high single and
took the high double with 279.
JUNIORS
The Chickadees have a sub-
stantial lead with 62 points iul
lowed by Woodpeckers with 48
and Canaries and Sparrows are
tied with 47. The Robins with 44
and Bluejays with 39 points com-
plete the standings.
Bill Ohm rolled 214 to lead in
the games over 175, Jay. Mac-
I..��tr in ► 185. Stephen Bi'rke
180, and >' ,,hen Readman 177. In
games over 250. Stephen Burke
totalled :305 J:►y MacLaurin 304,
Jamie Smith 282, Stephen Read -
man 279, Ricky MacLennan 266
and John Bennett hit the magic
number with 250.
Peggy Tervit scored 149 for the
girls' high single and Christine
Foxton totalled 247 for the high
double. Bill Ohm scored 214 and
3372 to take the honors for the
boys.
SENIORS
Patti King had- the high single
with 2'22' and also totalled 367 to
capture the girls' high double.
Tom Lee rolled Lt,t and -15t3 to lead
the boys. •
In games over 300 for a double
score, Stephen Penny totalled
362, Brad Coulter 331, David
Walker
:324, Larry
and Jeff Croskill with 305
Dynamites lead the league with
Simmons
329
There has been a compl
change of books in the Lakelet Li-
brary this week.
Master Paul Metzger has re-
turned home from hospital and
with the aid of crutches is able to
attend school,
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Dickert and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Delmar
Dickert, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Dick-
ert and Mr. and Mrs. Warren
Zurbrigg attended the funeral of
DONNYBROOK
Miss Diane Charnney, Reg. N.,
of Listowel spent a couple of days
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Stuart Chamnoy and family. Miss
Donna Chamney of Stratford
spent the weekend at the same
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Campbell
of London visited last Sunday
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Jefferson. Don Jefferson
and Derek visited the same home
on Monday.
59 points with Dumptrucks 55,
and Slackers with SO making a
race of it The Skidders have 41
followed by Superstars with 39
and Gunkies with 25 points
You're milesAahead at
Fsr.sfon.
STORES
E_ dgar_ W. hl.'In, 'Listowel on Sun-
day.
Mrs. Brian Greenley com-
menced duties at the Royal Bank,
Clifford, on Tuesday.
Dennis Harper, son John and
friend Harry French of Toronto
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Harper. They
hoped to get in some sn mmobil-
ing but the weather did not co-op-
erate.
Lyle -Murray and Willie Behrns
took in the Intertional Harves-
ter bus tour to the Hamilton plant
on Monday.
Barney Pritchard of London
and Jim Pritchard of St. George
called on Mr. and Mrs. Edward
David on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs.
David and family visited on Sun-
day with Mr. David's mother in
Palmerston.
Friends of Mrs.Bertha David
will be sorry to learn that she has
received word from England of
the death of her. sister Mrs. Lilly
Morley on February 14.
Sheryl Dickert, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Ron Dickert is a patient
in Listowel hospital Son Dan had
been
when
them
a patient and Sheryl went in
Dan came home. We wish
a speedy recovery
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