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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1973-01-04, Page 9oit blank Owen Sound pocia‘r tit hi an played ot the le WINIOViblitOWOhood veer. 0 1"; T 4; May 3; T armItiM' 200101 tOPP, ' loft DODGE /felt -Too X* ,a DUSTER a*Dem', $isinie, 'OS with fir- ., 141 ON avhsg •r '0i PLYMOILITR 4Z1 and Deer Wen. CRAWFORD MOTORS CHRYSLER DODGE - PLYMOUTH WINGHAM ONTARIO psOse' � othernoss keynotes C bowiing pia "> " 1100 been the of sous* Veda' bowling sessions at Wingberis Bowling - LOWS Thuradarovoraniis for the pot severweeks as fainily bowling competitionswere orf under Youth Confereice aus- r Now b�� # tradiit►��ths special type of . competition combinations 01 ;father- n mother—daughter,, father.. dituihter and mother -son togeth- er , and other varia- tions ar - tions s well, such act l t - " g �o nd . MI these element* were ,pres- ent at the lanes Thursday night when alleys were humming with activity for four hours as two divisions of competitors burled away Young Steve Burke was a double winner, in that he copped the prize for bent salesman, hav- F 'rest ne for thebest bargains 4••••••-•••••• We asked `j to assemble 'a huge.selection of appliances and TV's especia ly for Firestone 'Stores. Some end -of -line, some scratched, some floor samples but all great buys. Shop early .... at these prices they won't last long. TELEVISION 2 only ' 19" Color TV Model #C1927 $42-3.95 1• only 20„ Color TV Model #C2050 $499.95 3 only 26" Color TV Model #C2614 $591.95. 1 only 26" Color TV Model #C2614 $649.95 Full Console 1 only • 20" B & W TV Model #M2060 $158.95 LAUNDRY 1 only Automatic Dryer Model #D710H $ 169.95 1 only Automatic Dryer Model #D714H $198.95. 1' only Automatic Washer Model #W710H $284.95 1 only Automatic Washer Model'#W740H $309.95 FLOOR CARE 1 only Upright Vacuum Model #U8 $66.98 1 only Twin Brunt Polisher Model #CS34 .$27.69 Now at your STEREO & RADIO 2 only AM/FM Portable Model' #F2212 $13.95 1 only Multuwave AC/DC Model #KTR1651 $76.95 RANGES 1 only Model #J21 MF 1 only Model #J32SG 1 only Model #.132BF 1 only Model #J34CG 1 only Model #J36AG 24" Range $209.95 30" Range $235.95 30" Range $253.95 30" Range $284.95 30" Range $299.95 REFRIGERATORS 1 only 5 Cu. Ft. Fridge Model #TA5S $137.95 1 only 13 Cu. Ft. Fridge Model #L13JGH $359.95 1 only 15 Cu. Ft. Fridge Model #1.15JSH $389.95 limestone ft Stores 115o e °.i . n , .rn ,Phon 357 3733 max* boxes Cif Prankfair the YBCthen with father topped the In the beim nsether-son and fatberdeughter competition, honors went to Brad mod /tan Gerrieand fid Tom/ Netherlr. Ie the junior division motherland -sea section, w Swan' and son- Jay o , took t ham. Proprietor Yoram and the bowlerstoo ' appreciated . faith work oft without whom the ; wney .would have been impossible. The "book �" :for the events were Maude Schlegel, Gar Ruby, MacLennan, l Burke Ben Sh ropehalll, ' Wes Simmons Grad Holrnes, 'Louise `Welwood and Shirley Storeys '� super 'visor. The following are the results the various divisions: BANTAM .. ' Bantam, Mother and.Daught ter: Mary Anne and L c W wood 816, Jan and Shirley°Store 742; Shari and Ruth S01411.715 Brenda and Ruby. MacLenna 657; Laura Lee and �. Poul.. 616; Judy and Rose*Marie Ang 611. •,. - ` `:'. ,d - Bantam, Father and Daae Esther and Terry Tethery` u816 Brenda Foicton and Brian Cron:. Wright 807; Sheila and Prank Burke 719; Pam and Scott Rei 676; Pam andGeorge Whitby 635 Bantam, Mother. and Son: Br and Fran Gerrie 876; Brian:an Annabelle Hoy 722; Paul an Betty' Foxton 701;1Mike. and Elayne Rantoul 696, PaulCerso and: Graham Adams 688, -Steve and Muriel McFarlane 637;` Rue- ben and Liz Jacklin.614; Brian and Joan Ste. Marie 569; Doug and Mildred Taylor 564, ,Bantam, Father and Son: Steve and 'Frank Burke 868;' Greg and Gary Storey 826; Goeff and Ross Hamilton 817; Ken and Mr. Lans- ing 774; Scott and Tom Cornwall 762; BM and Fred ,Ohm 737; Steve Morrison and Bill Robinson 722; • Darryl and Perrie°Holmes' 679; Jeff and Leroy Jackson 662.; Steve and Harry \Brydges 634; Brent Foxton and Brian Cronk- wright 618; Steve and Norm linger 614. JUNIOR Junior, Mother and Daughter: "JNoan and Linda Cerson iii); c'' lanai kr andJean Karg 1166; Rutin' a + °Barb Tei`vit 188. '11",;":04,10) - Junior, Father and Daughter: Pam and Murray `Gerrie 12x24; Rhonda: and Ron Lee 1192; Deb- bie and Bob Foxton 1176; Eliza- beth and Richard; Wehmeyer 1170; Debbie and' Bill Hanula 1148; Susan and Lorne Hamilton 1139; Christine Foxton and Don Cameron 1090; Roseann Sallows and John Finnigan 1040; Karen and George Whitby 1004. Junior, Mother and Son: Jay MacLaurin and Gwen Swan 1386; Donnie and Ruby MacLennan 1168; Ken and Ruby MacLennan 984. Junior, Father and Son: Kevin and Rod Hickey 1305; Steve and Lou Readman 1196; Ken and Jack Tervit 1187; Brian and Scott Reid 994. ' SENIOR • Senior, Mother and Son: Terry Sallows and Nora Finnegan 1257; Brad and Mae Coulter 1053. Senior, Father and Son: Keith and Terry Nethery 1177; Rob and. Earl Young 1154; Richard Har - .court and L. Hoggart 1117. High single in the tournament Was Frank Burke with 334 and the high team was Jay MacLaurin and Gwen Swan with 1386 for six games. Croak Bra 4• top , urs the •Gardner Daughter 11 We y P0010 er d Local juves. split games The Wingham Juveniles in the past week have played four games, winning two, tying one and losing one. 6n Friday Dec. 22 they visited Mildmay and won 6-1. It was a close game for the first two periods with the score at 2-1. The scorers. for Wingham then were Dave Hodgins and Russel Jones. In the third period the scorers were Doug Leitch with two, Mur- ray Black and Dave Hodgins one each. Next day the boys were hosts to Harriston and won 7-4. In the first period Brian Yahbee scored the first two goals. Also scoring in the first period were Cliff Hethering- ton and'Russell Jones. In the second period Wingham scorers were Doug Leitch and Dave Hodgins. In the third period Wingham's lone goal wad, seored by Dave Hodgins. Tie and Lose On Wednesday,Dec. 27 the boys played in Drayton and tied that team 44. Next day they went to Harriston and lost 5-3. In this game Wingham played with 11 players because the remainder of the equipment was in the trunk of the manager's car, with the key missing. Wingham's next game will be On Saturday, Jan. s at 8:30 when ildtna t will be visiting �. THESE KITTENS IN A BOOT were the work of Miss Dianne Tyndall who tied for Aird: prize with Miss Corrine Cranston .in the novice section of the window painting contest at Wingham and District Hospital last week. The entire three floors of the hospital were aglow with gay colors as a result of the popular contest.. Staff Photo Colts champs in winter games —Mr. and Mrs. Rennie Goy spent Christmas with their lsgn- 'w During the Christmas. break' the Wingham„ Colts attended the 'Winter Games' PeeWee hockey tournament held in Kincardine and Came home with the cham- pionship. In the first round the Wingham boys whipped Southampton 11-4 to send Wingham into the cham- pionship round and the losers into •the' consolation round. The Colts jumped into a 4-o lead and never Loc7 als split Iinton s t . , Clinton' Bantam "B"and Pee= �``B"team azn to town �; � ,a,. S C e- t0 � ,,,,,,„iii,...,... w4 •, „meg:, •'�iin-ph ; r'epre�Ftn"i tives. The visiting Bantams were whiners by 5-1 but the Wingham PeeWee house league all-stars wound up with an 11-3 win. In the first match the visitors easily outscored the local boys with Brian Leader popping in the only Wingham goal while Wing - ham was short handed. Easy Win In the PeeWee game the locals went away ahead to lead 8-0 at one -stage, then coastetl,to an 11-3 win. The big guns for Wingham were Bill LeVan with four goals and Rick MacLennan with three. Bruce Stainton picked up a pair, with singles to Stan Stapleton and Bill Ste. Marie. \ On Friday the two Wingham teams went to Clinton while the Wingham PeeWees prevailed 6-2. Wingham PeeWee scorers were Mark Passmore with two goals, the remaining four goals being divided among Bruce - Stainton, Bill LeVan, Steve Burke and Bill Ste. Marie • HIGH ~� BOWLI NG • SCORES WEDNESDAY NIGHT LADIES' LEAGUE Team standings are now as follows: Ruth Ann's Zircons 24; Sharon's Garnets 23; Joanne's Opals 22; Judy's Pearls 21; Jean's Emeralds 20; Barb's Sap- phires 16. Really close, eh? High single was Beth Skinn's 271. Shirley Storey had- the high triple of 752. Games over 200: Judy Hickey 225; Arlene Holcak 202, 209; Beth Skinn 271; Linda Cerson 204; Caroline Greenaway 206, 229; Sharon Skinn 234; Diane English 264, 218; Louise Welwood 220; Grace Thompson 200; Verna Stetter 218, 261; Shirley, Storey 223, 264, 265; Mary Campbell 209, 222; Joanne Harrison 213; Lila Hickey 265; Muriel McFarlane 206. FORDWICH LEAGUE Nellie Allan, 203; Carroll John- son, 204, 253; Carol Donaldson, 239; Lynn Bunker, 237; Winnie Winkel, 236, 221; Doug Bunker, 234; Bonnie Wilson, 258, 208; Helen Ruttan, 207; Jack Schu- macher, 205, 277, 205; Leone Foerter, 213; Dave Dinsmore, 203; Joan McCann, 205; Donna King, 205; Lyle Foerter, 213. Lady's high single, Bonnie Wil- son, 258; lady's high triple, Win- nie Winkel, 614; gent's high single and triple, Jack Schu- macher, 277 and 687. —Mr. and Mrs. Robert McKay Of Owen Sound were holiday guye,stss of his s{y parents, Mr, and Mr*. len McKst I IAI • K'i" looked back. They led 6-2 after one period and 8-2 after two. Wingham goal scorers were: Murray Watson 2; David Kieffer, Mike • Montgomery, Jay Mac- Laurin, Laurie Haines and Doug McGregor, .1 each; and Gord Kinahan, who was the top man offensively and: defensively, had 4 goals. Wingham's :second game saw the Colts defeat the host Kincard- ine team 5-1, to eliminate- `them from any further play. The score at the end of the first period was 2-0 for Wingham on two goals by Sheldon Jones: Kincardine. scored the only goal of the second period but Wingham came back in -the 'third with goals by Jay MacLaurin, Sheldon gJones• Mike M,ontgdrn Y J1fietdon, -Jon'es,•v�iith 'lila That tirlck, `wan thee' best offensive player and goalie Doug Taylor, who thwarted many Kincardine drives, was the stand- out defensive player. In the third game Wingham won theampionship by ousting Hanover 6-3. They. led 1-0 at the end of one, 2-1 at the end of two but broke it open in the third with 4 goals. Wingham goal ,getters were: David Kieffer and Doug McGregor with two each and Jay MacLaurin and Gord Kinahan with one each. David Kieffer, who saw double duty with the ab- sence of two regulars, played an outstanding game. In addition to his two goals he set up two others. After 15 starts this year the Colts remain undefeated. It is a great team to see in action and your next opportunity to see them play is this Friday, January 5, at 7:00 p.m. at the local arena when Mount Forest visits Wingham. icecNt -- SHOW TIMES -- Friday Friday and Saturday at 7:15 and 9:15. All other days,. one show at 8:00, except where noted ego the program. THURS: FRIT -SAT. JAN. 4-5-6 "PRIME CUT" Colour' - Starring Lee Marvin, Gene Backman The gangster film ,that's 'a cut above ... Hits hard - cuts deep. ADMEfTANCR RrSTR1ICw�TAU IliMAP SATURDAY MATINEE„ JAN. 6 CLARENCE, THE CROSS-EYED LION" All Seats 50c in-law and daughter, Mrs and Mrs. Grant Bricker of Brantford —Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. David- son are' leaving this week on a month-long bus tour Of _Florida. through single Brian E.the 2* *imp it was �a.1 Via . a, 146a and �l•8 hada .'$8 lta*ta ase Esther fe and Burke ,we.ro totem Via:. for a _baa Esther's �e was 140, 276;. Stephen bad a 1;i 330 dpi " , ,MOS °V ' ; Bill o ; Stephen Ink., Paul ,�;, � ,' nett 150; Robert � .1 M' /Aloe are in .first piece poid�ts- Bunnies are downtheir 38, The autos have i�Yo ..27 acrd. Cam. J The 'B� have the "Magic number of 50 in their Wit., too stay on top in the juniordiilri cion. They don't have too ►soh to worrytaboutt their r rivals 'are the Stenos with 32..'� Bim- Gees hate �; Doors 23;. o>hh 'Debbie t re the high, �e and 363' high double for the girls; � ' Riiekey bowled • the 200J high single aad� ;376 ' double for the .'John Camp,. bell ;also had **good 178 ;gana�e. • ;.+ors Terni Si osys had the disci nc tion of bowling, the �; """ though ' David is ker's . has°close behind. Terry, the- high pie of. 568. e TiCats have ppoints assures them; of � place The Amos have 38 the +Cane. Ki dopa ji are ti at 27: How Does Your Car Shape -Up? Let us run ahieck of your auto's parts. 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