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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1973-03-08, Page 12e Wingham Advance4itneS, ThUrSday, March 81973 A 11 BI in bo Ki set de C14 32c RA an( fro] RR roa 357 - BR Dat Lex that chef 11 IT WAS PAYDAY FOR JAMES HADLEY of Fordwich (seated, centre) Monday evening when he accepted a cheque for $500 from Howick Lions President Bev Currah (right) as winner of the Howick Lions monthly draw in aid of their $30,000 swimming pool project for the Fordwich- **tie' cirri*tree. Seated at left is Dane Griffith, who r sold the winning ticket. Surrounding them are members of Howick Lions assembled for an executive meeting. Stand- ing are, in background, Lions Wray Cooper and George Sach; left to right are Gordon Edgar, W. Zurbrigg, Henry Lachner, Dave Dinsmore, Wayne Evers, Wilburt Freeman, Pete Keil, Ken Edgar and Wallace Bilton. (Staff Photo). Wingham Colts win at Harriston tournament Wingham PeeWee Colts won the Class "A" championship in the Harriston Hockey Camp tournament Saturday, beating Harriston, Walkerton and their old rivals from Kincardine to take it all. The sweet victory came in the midst of a highly -successful six - game weekend in which they won everything from an exhibition game against Owen Sound "A" team here Friday, three tourna- , ment games Saturday, a win at Durham Sunday and carried their unbeaten string 0.25 games in, Arthur Monday. . The tournament at Harriston went like this: Class `A' Champlontihip ' Game 1: Wingham 4, Harriston 1. Harriston k scored the game's first goal but Wingham had tied the game before the end of the first, period on a. goal by Mont- gomery from ,MacLaurin. The second period was scoreless, but in th third the Colts.scprethree unaawered.goals, by MacLaurin unassisted, Watson from Mac- Laurin and Billy Broome unassisted. . . Genie Wingham 6, Walker - ten 2. Once 'again Wingham fell behind their Opponents 2-0 within minutes of the start of the game. But, by the end of the first, they had tied the game on goals by Kinahan unassisted and Mont- gomery from Watson. The Colts then scored two in each of the last two periods. They went to Mac - °Laurin from Kinahan, Watson unassisted, MacLaurin from Montgomery and Kinahan unassisted. • Game 3: Championship game— Wingham 5, Kincardine 4. Both Wingham and their oldrivals from Kincardine, made it to the championship game on two pre- vious wins in the tournament. As usual° when these two teams meet, it was an exciting, hard- fought but clean game. It was a seesaw battle, Kincar- dine taking the lead in the first. In the second the Colts got two and Kincardine one, ending the second at 2-2. In the last period Wingham out- scored their opponents 3-2. Wing - ham goal scorers were Sheldon Jones and Jay MacLaurin with two each and Murray Watson with the other. Kincardine goalie Tom Cameron was a busy boy in the Wingham game and was awarded the tournament's MVP Award. • • HIGH However Wingham had several boys in the running for that award and they should be mentioned for their outstanding play in the tournament. They are Jay MhcLaurin, Gordon Kina- han, Murray Watson and Goalie Doug Taylor.. Win.6 out of 6 In an exhibition game played Friday at the local arena, the 11301NLI COMMERCIAL LEAGUE The -Cadillacs are quickly ap- proaching that 100 mark on the standings; they' are up to 95 now. The Ramblers have 91; Cougars 871. alld nt a contest -of their own aft trie`Metebit 59; Chryslers 57 and the ,Cher -S, 52, Jeannette Scott rolled the ladies' high single of 315 and high triple of 664. For the men it was Lee Grove's 271 single and 719 triple. Nice bowling, Jeannette and Lee. Thanks to spares Donna Ablett, Helen Skelton, Al Skelton, Bill Stevenson, Wes Simmons and Murray Scott. 6-0-0 WEDNESDAY NIGHT LADIES' NIGHT Joanne's Opals lead the. way with 28 points; Jean's Emeralds are, threatening with 25. Barb's Sapphires have 15; Judy's Pearls and Sharon's Garnets are tied at 14 and Ruth Ann's Zircons have 9. Edna Mae Armstrong bowled 'the 257 high single and high triple was Diane English's 674. Other games over 200: Ruby °MacLennan 203, 230, .205; Jean McKay 213, 222; Bea ,Shropshall 204; Jean Elliott 218; Lila Hickey 241; Arlene Holcak 216; Shirley Storey 215, 210, 240; Mary Camp- bell 249, 211, 202; Nora Finnigan 219, 223; Barb Stainton 214; Diane YBC Junior Bowling Junior Bantams Pamela Reid took all the honors for the girls in the Junior Bantam division; her 159 single and 242 double were high. For the boys it was Paul Staight's 162 single and Craig Brydges' 283 double. Other games over 125: Brian Ste. Marie 142; Geoffrey Hamil- ton 129; David Nesbitt 144; Craig Brydges 145; Robbie Grove 154. The Rascals are in first place with 73 points; the Meeses have 64. In third place are the BC's with 60. The Archies have 49; Snoopies 45; Peanuts 39. Bantams The Plutos have a comfortable ten -point lead in the Bantam standings; they have 69 points. The going gets interesting after that, with the Bunnies and Popeyes tied at 59 and the Lulus at 58. The Caspers have 49 and the Yogis 37. Brenda MacLennan rolled girls' high single of 200 and high double of 281. Ricky MacLennan had two good games of 186 and 167 to give him high single and high double of 353. Paul Gerson had a good 179 game. Juniors For the Juniors it was Pam Gerrie*and Jamie Smith; Pam's highs were a 163 single ana a 321 double and .faitiiehad a 200 single . and 267 double. Jamie's was the only wile ever 15 The %Ids are still out in front but *toed still at points. The A Stones are still one point ahead of the Osmonds; they stand now at 63 and 62. The BeeGees have 56;, Hollies 46; Doors 31. Seniors John Bushell rolled the 220 high single and the 551 high triple for the seniors. The TiCats are way out in front with 87 points. The Argos have 71; Kedapaji 65 and the Cane 43. Four Steps to Stardom Provincial Championship A bus will be at the Wingham Lanes Saturday, March 10, at 11:45 a.m. to pick tip the Wing - ham zone champs, the Bantam boys. The team is comprised of Bill Ohm, Ricky MacLennan, Sheldon Jones, John Bennett and Jamie Smith and with their coach, Mrs. Storey. They will go to Scarborough to compete in the provincial championships in the Four Steps to Stardom tourna- ment. They will be billeted Saturday night and 'will bowl at Aprile Lanes, Scarborough, on Sunday at 11 a.m. We wish them best of luck and know they will give their best to the competition. Thirty-six Bantam, Junior and Senior girls and boys from this Bluewater Zone, will travel to To- ronto onithis bus. On Sunday eve- ning the will attend a banquet with more than 700junior bowlers from Ontario. Winners in Scarborough will advance to Saskatoon in April. •'. -'•••• . SCORES English 230, 245; Louise Welwood 234, 208; Jean Clancey 203.; Jean King 208; Shirley Sallows 245; Grace Thompson 217. 0-0-0 THURSDATMIXED , Mf ON :lyfisth41 worlied 'teen. Way' 't� 'the 'top with 90 points; Bruce's Boozers are trying hard to catch them with 87 and. Don's Dampers are close on their heels with 85. Gary's Guys and Gals aren't far behind with 77; Barry's Boomers iriVe 7tandlierrie's Panthers 66. Bruce Skinn had a terrific night, bowling 211, 310 and 336. Of . course, his 336 game took men's high single honors and his high triple was 857. Gwen Swan bowled ladies' high single of 294 and high triple of 753. Other over -200 games were: Perrie Holmes 209, 219, 216; Gwen Swan 294, 244; Elda Neth- ery 213, 251; Bruce' Machan 213, 278; Don Montgomery 207, 209; Bill Kartye 212; Keith Moffatt 209; Betty Belanger 209; Helen Skelton 212; Barry Fryfogle 232. Spares last week were Bill Kartye, Alan Carter and Randy Brenzil. 0—o—o LEGION LADIES The Model A's are in first place with 85 points; the Comets are second with 78. The Laurentians are third with 73 followed by the Tin Lizzies with 68. Norma Strong rolled the 237 high single; runner-up was Janette Rodgers' 219. Janette Rodgers had the 612 high triple and her runner-up was Lila Hickey with 582. 0-0-0 SENIOR LADIES The Wild Roses are in first place/with 72 points and the For- get-Me-Nots are second with 63. The Buttercups have 40 ,and the Bluebells 25. Jean Crump rolled the 196 high single but Amy Edwards' 194 was close behind. Mrs. Edwards took high double honors with her 347. Colts scored a hard-fought 5-1 win over Owen Sound's `A' team, Wingham took the lead in the first period on goals by Sheldon Jones from Gordon Kinahan and Mike Montgomery from Jay MacLaurin and Gordon Kinahan. The second period was scoreless. However, in the third, • Owen. Sound got one from Todd Mc- Gauley, before, Wingham replied with three more, They went to , Jay MacLaurin from Mike Mont- gomery and Murray Watson, Kinahan unassisted, and David Kieffer from Doug McGregor. The Owen Sound team picked up 12 of the 17 penalties handed out by the referees. Wingham travelled to Durham Sunday and defeated their Pee - Wee team 9-6. The Colts got goals from Gordon Kinahan four, Mike Montgomery two, and Jay Mac- Laurin, Billy Broome and Murray Gardner, one each. As usual when Playing in Durham it was tiL roti4 $ame with the;$ referetilkiettnitiret,out of trol. The Colts who like to play Clean, took eight of the 18 \ penalties handed out. The Colts played in ,Arthur, Mondny and extended their un- beaten string in league games to 25 on the strength of a 124 win over the Arthur PeeWees. Three players picked up hat tricks in the game. They were David Kief- fer, who was top man with four, Murray Watson and defenceman Keith Cameron. Billy Broome and Mike Montgomery picked up one each. Set Dates Soon The dates should be set later this week for the Colts to start their WOAA playoffs against either Mitchell or Seaforth. Also, on Saturday, March 10, they will be playing in Lions Tournament in Mitchell. The first game is at 10:50 a.m. and the Wingham boys c'. could use all the support they can get at that Mitchell tournament. • onal Notes Niotes fromWhitechurch Mrs. victor Wybenga on Tues- day evening visited with Mrs. J. Visser of Langside' patient at W1404111 anc1 District Hospital. Mr. and MM. Garnet Varrigr arrived home on Tuesday evening after a 'north's holiday in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. RuSsel McGuire arrived ,harne last week after a two-week holiday in Florida. On Wednesday last those at- tending Huron -Perth Presby- terial at Seaforth United Church from here were Mrs. Millan 'Moore, Mrs. Albert Coultes, Mrs. riifford Laidlaw, Mrs.. Fred nd Mrs. George Thomp- Mi s. Carl Weber last week was admitted to Victoria Hospital, London. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Farrier and Kimberley of Hanover were WROXETER LEAGUE High triple honors went to Ethel McMichael with 583 and Ron McMichael with 622. Games over 200: Wendell Stamper 261; Mike Newton 241, . 222; Ron McMichael 241, 204; Jack Burns 236, 211; Jackie Fines 230; Gail Burns 220; Etheline Smith 220; Ethel McMichael 218; Gordon Haasnoot 217; Dick deBoer 213, 203; Wayne 'San- derson 212; Glenn McMichael 204; Alberta Newton 203; Lynda Owens 201 FORDWICH MIXED Fordwich Mixed Bowling League record the following high scores: Jack Schumacher 234; Doug Bunker 215, 211; Dave Dinsmore 213, 206; Bonnie Wilson 200, 275; Marg Bridge 208; Pete Eskritt 237, 208; Lorne Lambkin 200; Frank Annis 235, 218; Donna King 208; Bob Harnock 226, 299, 221; Lynn Bunker 211; Don Bridge 214, 233; Doug Browne 201; Joan Annis 278; Alex Reid 233; Nellie Allan 216; Gertie Lambkin 201; Helen Ruttan 234. Ladies' high single, Joan Annis 278; triple, Bonnie Wilson 640; men's high single and triple, Bob Harnock 299 and 746. Sunday visitors with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Farrier, and grandmother', Mrs. Eunice The Public Relations meeting Of WhiteOhnrch Women's Instk tute will be held at the home of Mrs. George Fisher, Wingham Monday, March 12, at 2, p.m. Roll call, one way a Metnber May assist in establishing good public relations; motto, the bird that sings is the one that draws at- tention and interest, Mrs. Lorne Durnin; guest speaker, Mrs. Harvey Houston, Lucknow,, Pro- vincial PRO; lunch, Mrs. Fred Tiffin, Mrs. Garnet Farrier, Mrs. Ed Walker and Mrs. Russel Ross. Herb Laidlaw was released on Thursday last from Wingham and District Hospital after several Weeks there. Mrs. Bessie Mullis was ad- mitted to Wingham and District Hospital on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Irwin McClena- ghan andfNancy and her chum, Kim Pringle of St. Thomas, were Sunday visitors with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben McClenaghan and Mr. and Mrs. Carl McClena- ghan. Mrs. William Orr of Langside is a patient in Wingham and /Dis- trict Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Elliott, Paul, Ruth, David, Barry and Karen were Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Norman Stewart and family of Lambeth. Mrs. Jack Gillespie,' who had spent * few days with gra. with Ur. and Mrs. Gordon Rin Eunice Gillespie, returned home toll and family. on Thursday. • with, her husband, Jack R!VIN1.70E Mooderildredich,MsevCvienaghant rridai Mrs. Webster Jaeklin wet -re, and Saturday with her mothers lortuo.froonitaiWani*lad retti:nedandtoptit:c'*4114144411. 0901)411 eltiClenntoulilalituxf Gayle home' of her SiSteP in Wingham. were .Sunday visitors with the 011 Sunday,, March 1,.1, student f'ormer' a mother, Mrs. Hazel' Preneher Dennis Freenlan of Purdon (tf Deigriive. 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