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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1973-03-01, Page 12i»harn VOCe-T111106 UrWay, „ MVO) 1, 1973 Junior Bowling Jotter Dial Cheryl Hubbard Was in good lam *V* Ufa week; she had hi* 400 and the (leuble for the girls. For it was Brian St. Marie's e and 294 double. Othar Paw Over 125: Greg Storey Craig Badges 138; Steven Mentriall 127; Brian Hoy 129 DikVid Nesbitt 147; Brian St. Marie 130. The .1185C4111 are still in first now. with 68 points. The Meeses have 64; BO; 60; Arqtdes 44; Stiooliles 43 and Peanuts 36. Bantams • The Plutos have a nice lead with 64 points. In a real hot con- t •i ".`•• • McKague ano two and Glenn 'Hayes, Ken Fischer and. Jim Mawhinney • each got one. '` Also on Tuesday Belgrave de- ::feated the Belmore Tykes 6-0. Wednesday, the Belmore girls defeated Belgrave 5-1. Norma Willits 'scored two. goals. \Ruth MacAdam, Marj Eadie and Linda Watson each scored one. On Thursday a group of girls eleven years of age and under played the Tykes. This match re- • suited in a 4-4 tie. On Friday the Squirts had a 4-1 victory over,Listowel in an exhi- Midgets win over Hanover Wingham Midgets squeaked out a hard-fought win over Han- over here Sunday, nailing the clinching goal in the final frame with only two minutes to go. Ifanover scored two quick goals right off the bat with Wing - barn coming half way when Russ Jones bang Dunbar. It was a dinglIong second period with lots of skating but_no Scoring. In the third HatkoVer moved ahead with one to make it three to one. Wingham then moved in with an 'unassisted goal by T. Lee. „„teve Caslick got the evener as- sisted by Steve MacDonald and • -on the stroke of 18 minutes Dave Dunbar pitted the winner with help • from John Henderson to make it 4-3. ext Midget game March 4 w en the rugged Port.Elgin Iads pay, a visit. Belmore weekly test of their own are the Bunnies With 57; Popeyes 56 and Lnlusktf, The Caspers have 47 and the Yogis 37. For the girls, Brenda Foxton bowled high single of 134 suid high double of 234. Sheldon Jones came through for the boys; his high single was 198 and high double 334. , Other games over 150: Ricky MacLennan 155; Billy Ohm 166; Stephen Burke 181; Michael Hull 171. Juniors • Elizabeth Wehmeyer had a good 208 single to give her high single honors; she had another good 203 game to give her the high double of 411. Jay Mac- Laurin was top dog on the boys' team; his high single was 250 and another 193 single gave him high . double of 443. Rhonda Lee also had a good 203 single and Corrine Nesbitt rolled. a..183 game. The Byrds are way out in front with 72 points. The Stones, at 58, are fighting to stay ahead of the Osmonds who have 57. The Bee Gees have 51; Hollies 46 and Doors 31. Seniors Jim Alton's 220 game was the high single for the seniors. Terry Salloivs took, high triple honors with 565. Otjier games over 200 were John/. Bushell's 207 and Terry Sallows' 209. The TiCats now have 83 points which gives them the right to lead the clan, The Argos have 66; the Kedaptiji 62 and the Cane 41. . • Valentine Tournament The Valentine Tournament was held Sunday for all members of the Wingham YBC league. Winners for the bantam girls was the team of Brenda Foxton, Andrea Bridge, Sheila Burke, Brenda. MacLennan and Carlin Nevery. Bantam boys' team winners were Ricky MacLennan, Scott Cornwall Brian St. Marie, Brian Hoy and Robert Hubbard. The juniors, bowling in mixed • - teams had as''their winners the s ra)touttisJp team comprising Nancy King, -- • - Debbie Hull, Ken Teririt, Steven Readman, Joan Cerson and L:st Snnclav m broomDall. liel- Christine TTWI scoring Belmore. Foxton. 43112-., ,Pght David Walker and Terry Sallows Niondq, in an exhibition game, howling as doubles. .v,imore tied )the-Miidmay Winners for the seniors were All Winners received prizet :the•Satirts lost to 1Viildmay by a scOre, Of 14-9. \ Wing's= They also receive defeated Gotr*es4• Paul Dickson the • _ donated by N. D. Cameron Ltd., MS° on Monday, the Bantams -their *inners' YBC crests scored three goals, David Fischer ' -AnatilagybinEe' „ each scored one. On Tuesday the Delmore Mid- gets won over FordWich by -Score of 17-1, Those scoring were David Mawhinney with six goals, Kevin Hastie with four, Murray WINGHAM NOVICE HOCKEY TEAM took off by car last Friday for a three.day tourney at Peterborough, winning third place in their division With one victory and two tosses It was big weekend for the boys, giving them experience and confidencespfter playing strange teams, and good practice for their coming playoff series in their re-gular league. (Staff Photo) Juves even two to lea Harriston in playoffs Wingham Juveniles went into a 2-0 lead over Harriston in the WOAA playdowns Saturday, beating them 7-2 here in a sub- stantial win following a victory at Harriston Thursday, where they eked out a 6-5 win over stiffer opposition. The out-of-town game was a closely matched affair, Wingham doingpost of their scoring in the first period when Bob Johnston and Steve Caslick notched one .each and Cliff Hetherington got two. Harriston got two, Jim Reid and Rick Fisk getting •one each. was meagre in the first period; squa aga n oo corn an Brian Yahbee potting one, assists game, Murray Black with Kevin going to John Henderson and Bob Pletch getting the first and Bob Johnston. Johnston with Murray McKague • The second period proved More, the second. Hugh Clunas counted lively on the scoreboard when once for Harriston. Wingham goals were tallied by, oSkinn Doug Leitch and Murrayray Black Kevin Pletch, Terry McGlyOn, Wingham Manager Doug won the MI) for the third game with one each. Harriston scored which will be played in Wingham once. . arena Saturday, March 3, at 830 In the final period the Winghain • p.m Leafs edge Bruins 3.2 The second period was a stand- won last minute goal • . . police Maple Leafs moved into Bruins drives past him into the first place in the Novice hockey' net. Bob Alton and Mike Rintoul house league when Scott Corn- were credited with the two goals. wan scored with one minute to Doug McIntyre, Eric McGregor play, giving the Leafs a3-2 vie- and Bill Brophy picked up tory over the CKNX Hawks. ' ,. assists. Greg Storey from David Mont- Heading into the last two weeks gomery had given the Hawks an, ° of the schedule, 'first place is still early lead. Two minutes 'later up for grabs with the big battle off, Doug Leitc.h getting a Wing - ham goal assisted by Steve Caslick and Terry McGlynn, and Harriston also notching one. • In ethirdperiodDoug Leitch scored again, the assist going to Steve Caslick. Harriston scored twice more to make it 6-5 but ran out of time . Different Story In the game here Saturday it • • was a different story.. Scoring Scott Cornwall picked up his.firStY betwden Leafs and Hawks. This goal from David Shaw to tie the week the Hawks face the Bruins ,. , al, , , . • •.-, , , , ... Pr*"§4+EPRi5 gainInThe '' ' - 91-i while theLeab take on the Cana- , •.. i lag amWvices win one and ktiiiiiklIrOokardoilibinerifie ov..is •••, •-rr) nt!rir'':', .r.),n -72,i- ,'f•- -,,-.. third period. Bretif-Diyi _.tirens,..„"••„4„.) ..,,iii 0., , „,q .4„ 4 XA,liirlliWaiWSUM Notes fro echurch Mrs. Beal* *Os arived home on Saturday after spendhig two we4t ek* ,is her and Jackie were Sunday Ober relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Carman with his parents, Mr. and Mr*. Alex Wh34001; Of Tieswater. Mr. 0314 Mrs, Archie Watt of Toronto were Sunday visitor* with Mr.-- and Mrs. George Thompson and. family 'and Mr. and. Mrs, Wan Moore. Mrs. lbornpeon and Mrs. Moore are sisters of Mr.' Watt. 'Mr. and Mrs. Russel Roes spent the weekend with their son, Jim Os, Mrs. Bess and family et Kitchener,. Little Robin Willis of Newry is r bition game. Don Busby and Murray Mawhinney each scored - i two goals for Belmore. Saturday, the Tykes lost to .. Gorrie by a score of 8-2. Robert Helfenstein and Larry Fischer , scored the Belmore goals. , e A team consisting of girls of r . I i thirteen 'Years of age and under were defeated by a score of 8-3 by i ' the Squirts on Saturday.. 14, ti d 3 t 11 WWI H a g ti it ti R go" give the Leafs a 2-1 edge. At thol= 43 -minute mark Timmy Bain tiedir . . the game on a pass from Leo:: in Petetborough tourney Kinahan. It appeared as though the game would end in a tie. 9 ., However, with one minute to go, -‘ Wingham .NovIdes placed third goals while Bruce LeVan -and 'Scotty broke through for the in their group in O hockey tour- Bruce Maclntyre added singles. winning goal. ney at Peterborough, a three-day Ken Hopper scored: twice for The. Bruin-Canadien game event over the weekend, scoring One win and two losses to wind up in third place, Group 3. Twelve teams were entered in the "D" classification and were broken down into three groups of four teams. Each group played a round robin series, the top two teams advancing to champion- ship or consolation playoffs. Beat Belle River Results of the Group 3 play were: Lambeth 4, Belle River 0; Stayner 6, Wingham 4; Lambeth 2, Wingham 0; Stayner 6, Belle River 4; Wingham 4, Belle River 2; Lambeth 1, Stayner 0. Stayner, who ,beat Wingham in a closely contested „game by two goals, went on to win the consolal tion championship by beating Alliston 2-1. Tom Remington led Wingham scorers against Stayner with two 1 BILLETS NEEDED 101 VISITING MIDGET HOCKEY PLAYERS Local losseholdws who cam provide hospitality fw menbers of visit'sg hockey teams we asked to coutact Wingham Arena 357-9991 Mrs. Jim Ward 357-3898 Allan Harrison 357-3102 Billets ere needed daring the Wingheas Midget Ileckey Tournament Mord 20 . 24 Wingham against Belle River opened as if the Canadiens were and Scott McGregor and Pete going to walk all over -the Bruins. Goodall scored one each. Goodall The Canadiens held a 1-0 edge also counted four assists in the at the end of the first period, but two games. the score could have been 4-0 just as easily. Billy Ste. Marie from Listowel Hot Geof Hamilton counted the lone Two other area teams were at marker. the tournament. Hanover went In the second period the Bruins winless in three starts in Group 1, settled down and each team while Listowel won all three scored once, Eric McGregor for games in Group 2. They went on the Bruins and Stephen Bridges to beat Wellington in the semi- from Brad Gerrie for the Cana - finals 4-1 before Delhi beat them diens. 5-1 in the finals. -Early the third Mike.Rintoul Last Saturday Scott Mcregor tied the game at 2-2 from Blair scored one goal and assisted on Bushell. goals by Bruce LeVan and Tom Tough Luck Remington to lead Wingham to a The game should have ended 3-0 win over Belgrave in the this way. However, Steve regular schedule. Morrison, the Canadien goalie, Next Tuesday at 7:15 playoffs. was the victim of his own team start, with Mitchell or Seaforth. mates as they deflected two PeeWee-Bantam house league Last Thursday IGA and Stain - tons demonstrated why they are only a few points apart in the race for second place in the PeeWee- Bantam House League. IGA appeared to have the game under control as they led 2-0 on two goals by J. Ste. Marie assisted, by LeVan and Rae. Marks kept persisting until, by midway through the second period, they had tied the game with goals by Penny and Lansing. It's exciting hockey when two teams are one point apart in the standings and are,tied going into the third period. In the third period LeVan scored what proved to be the winner with an insurance goal scored by Ste. Marie, his third of the game. The final score in this well -played game was IGA 4. Marks 2. On Tuesday Marks met Stain - tons with Marks determined to win in order to keep pace with IGA in the standings. In other games this season between these two clubs, Staintons handled Marks quite well. They demon- strated this ability again in the first and part of the second period as they forged ahead 2-0 on goals by B. Stainton and T. Henderson with assists awarded to C. Hastings, B. Stainton and S. MacKay. The determined Marks' team came back to tie the game by the end of the second period. Scoring plays were It. Harcourt from D. Penny and S. Thompson; and K. Turbitt from K. Carter. The teams started the third period tied. Each team had several chances but the goalies played strong games. After several good chances by Stain - tons, R. Harcourt broke loose on a pass frofn K. Turbitt and scored his second goal of the game for Marks. One minute later ,M. Edgar scored, assisted by ,S. Thompson and M. Marks to give Marks a 4-2 victory. 'In the last few minutes of play the fans saw lots of excitement ,as Staintons nitnpr, th,,ir Inane and Marks got a penait With this win Marks pull hack to witnin one point ut secono- place IGA. The standings with only three league games left, has Waldens 22 points; IGA 13; Marks 12; and Staintons 7. Upcoming action on Thursday has Waldens playing IGA; Mon- day. March 5, Staintons play IGA; and the final league game has Waldens and Marks playing on March R. Arena Schedule Week of March 1-1March 7 incl. The morning and afternoon schedules are the same as usual- ly scheduled. Because of playoffs t tie evenings cannot be scheduled too far in advance. Listen to the local sportscasta for playoff games. 411 her daughter, Urs.144,11ftw, Mr. Yaw and family, all of Tborndale Miss Joanne Cool,* liccompanied her home for the weekend. Saturday visitors with Mr. and Mrs, lOrnie Snowden were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Blackwell, Debbie and Pawnfit of Sarnia. On the weekend Misit lknda Snowden of London. and her brother, Lorne Humphrey, Mix. Humphrey and 'CarOline of, Cambridge visited at, the Snowden home. Mr. and Sirs. ThimPlArey also visited with Mr. and Mrs. George •Nirebster and • In curling Alan MacKay and his Burke Electric team had a battle on their hands when they met Jack Gillespie's CKNX team. Burke's. came Mit the winners with a 53 score. " Stan from Stanley Door 'Sys- tems and his crew of B. Adams, Eugene Skinn and Doug Finley, haven't been able to come up with a win.for aWhile. When they met the Merry Men from the Forests, Dave Ablett and his band of 'merry men' won 10-3. Wingham Hospital girls had a bard -fought battle with the team of policemen's wives who have taken over where Lloyd Doors left off. The Hospital team, skipped by Joan Ste. Marie, lost 746. The local Policemen played the undefeated Bill Stephenson CKNX rink and gave Bill a scare. The police were leading and in the seventh end, Bill tied the game. On the eighth end, Roe Croskill drew a stone in and then Bill knocked it out, When Roe tried to knock it out, he slid by to give Bill another win, 7-6. There will be no Industrial Cur- ling on February 28 due to, a ladies' bonspiel, but the league, will be back at it on March 7. Bridge results The Howell system was used, First, Mrs. J. H. Crawford and B. Ortlieb; second, O. Haselgrove and J.. H. Crawford; third, H. tdRisher,.330.r.Mqtft *-0,43 - this weed wUJ i MrL Doris Willis. Joann Laitlaw, }LW., ti Goderieh spent a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Laitliaw. • Mr. sod Mrs. Kenneth LakIlaw of London were Saturday visitors withMr.andMrl. F.4r04),LaldIaw and family. ° Mr. and Uri. Ralph Cameron of Ashfield were Saturday eves Wog visitors with fif,r. .and Bill Rintoul. • ' Mr. and Mzi. Bili IlintOul were Monday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ewart MacPherson .o LuclutoW.. ' • \ You could %yin. the Honda ot your dream end go to 'Japan to get It! Or one of 25 Super Second Prizes- a brand new Honda SI. '125,.. or one ot 1000 LP, Albums- • • N Engine • 347cc OHC 4 cylinder Bore & stroke (mm.) .• 47.0 x 50.0 Compression ratio 9.3:1 Tire size front . 300 x 18 rear 350 x 18 Transipission,itt:11 0.93 1.15 3rd .... 1A2 2nd 1:85 1st . 2.73 Fuel capacity (Imp. gal.) 2,7 • Starting oleo/kick 81.1 • • V•9 42.9 -* 53.3 , 3.1 12V . 375 ' Length (ins.) . Width (ine.) • Height (ins.) Wheelbase (ins.) ". Engine. oil (Imp. qts.) Battery _ Weight (lbs.) , LYNN ENTERPRISES 6 PATRICK ST. • WW1Lft U *fflOY!eV') WINGHAM Have you clai your cr t Even if you don't pay income taxes you may benefit from the Ontario Government's new Property Tax Credit Plan And you can only apply by filing a 1972 Income Tax Return. We've included a special mauve claim form just for that purpose in your 1972 income tax kit. Along with an explana- tion of the plan. If you paid property taxes or rent last year, you may be eligible. If you haven't received your kit in the mail, pick one up at any post office. And send in both the tax return and the claim form. The sooner you file, the sooner you'll receive your benefit. Your federal District Taxation Office will be glad to answer any questions you might have. The Ontario Property Tax Credit Plan. We thought of it. But we'd like you to get the credit. Hon. John White *treasurer Ontario Hon.William G. Davis Hon. Allan Grossman Premier Minister of Revenue • • fit ft 4