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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1973-03-29, Page 8„ Thtirripda Wit Xi, rt BEL.GRAVE INTERMEDIATES have been really raking in the trophies so far this year. Already Tri;Couhty Champions and WOAA Intermediate "D" Champions, they are at pres ent playing off with Atwood for the WOAA Intermediate Grand Championship. A loss for Belgrave on Monday eve- ning left the series standing at one game each. Front row Lakelet Mrs Mary Peddle of Oshawais spending •;this weekend. with Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Ferguson. Visiting last weekend with Mr. and, Mrs, Norman Harper were Mr. and. Mrs. HoIzchuh of Stouff- ville :, and a grandson. Donald ' Hickling, Colleen Kelly, Sandy Parce" and Eric . Phillips visited this weekend from Toronto. Neighbors, and': friends of. David McKee, Wittich's driver, are sorry to hear he has disposed of his nitite:to the village and there wilt be no more home delivery. Mr. and Mrs. Les Boyle, Chris and Marilyn of Geraldton visited with Mr. and Mrs. Emmerson Ferguson duringtMirhe'school ir day, r Mr. and Mrs. Harry Judge visited:Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George Judge at Caledon 'East. from left, Keith Elston, Neil Vincent, Jim English, Ken Henry, Brian Black, Torry Black, Wayne Coultes; back row; Hugh Blair, coach; • Grant Coultes, Neil Bieman, Brian Coultes, Niel Edgar, Larry Robinson, Lloyd Michie, Fraser Strong, Rod Ansley, Keith Moffat, coach and Bob Pegg. (Staff photo) Belgrave Intermediate team one game ahead Belgrave Intermediates took the first game in their best -of - seven playoff series with Atwood by 5-3 in 'Listowel arena Sunday night to start out on the right foot on the trail to the title. TBelgrave opened the scoring with a goal by Grant Coultes at 2:29 of the first period. Grant was assisted on that goal by Neil Ed- gar and Neil Vincent. At 10:42 At- wood came back with a goal by Harold Douglas. Lloyd Michie put Belgrave ahead again on a pass from Neil Bieman, but within the next two minutes At- wood scored two goals to take a three -two lead. Belgrave replied at 15:48 on a . R`R R"A R r.rr Ansodent is the denture cIeansai; hat Cots you smile with confidence. Special whiteners and brighteners clean dentures fast—in minutes . without brushing or ovprnightsoaking. One capful removes stubborn stains ..'. helps keep your.mouth fresher longer ' tb . � i�►.rr.j, int gives you a lot to smile about. goal by Neil Bieman from ob Pegg and Larry Robinson to bring the score to 3-3 at the end Of the first period. From that point on it was a Bel - grave game as Tom Black potted two goals in the second period for the winners with two assists going. to Grant Coultes and one each to Brian Coultes and Jim English. No goals were scored in . the third period but action was fast with much activity in each end as (Belgrave refused to -play a defen- sive game. The second game was Monday night at Wingham with the third returning to Listowel arena Fri- day night. Belgrave is a group "D'; team.. Atwood is in the "C, minor"' grouping;. Harriston is "C" and Milverton "B". The winner of the Belgrave-Atwood series plays the winner of the Harriston-MIIvetC- ton series for the WOAA grand championship. 01100 Vitektif`i:' 91fT sprs roundup On 11F�' }�t ty Ho+ visited ,wl ti Ht>un, ster, both. pates Mr, and . and Jackie vied evening with Mr, Old' Whytock and oa Saharday eye- ning visited withMrs'. McQi;yna; and Rill of mat Mrs. Margaret Comband Jo- anne et RR Friday and, y with, her sister, Mrs. Bowie mullisand with Wilford. ton. Ernest' And of Therntiale visited at the b of .Wilford Clipperton, Mr. and Wt. Archie Ptirdon,a Kathy, Lori and Kendra visited Sunday with Mrs,, . Purdon's mother, Mrr. Webster Jackhn, who has returned to her "home at Listowel. Mr. and Mrs. George 'Nam. son and .Cha les :int thew end with his brother, Clayo e Thompson at Ireversbem and .Mr. and Mrs. Roy Thompson of Nottawa. Earl ThoMpson on. Sat- urday attended the Sportsmen's Show at Toronto; Debbie Crowston of Chatham visited last week with Mr: and Mrs. Ivan Laidlaw, Janet and • Kimberley. On Saturday her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Crowston,.visited at • the same home and Debbie returned home with them. Vicki Scott spent the weekend with her friend, Brenda Voisin, daughter . of Mr. and Mrs. Ken ° pVoisin of Teeswater. Herb Laidlaw of Pinecrest Manor, Lucknow, spent Sunday with his son, Ivan •Laidlaw, Mrs, Laidlaw and family. Joe Tiffin and Joey on Saturday evening attended the fattier and son hockey pot luck supper in the town hall, Teessyater, which was catered to by the mothers of the team. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moss and Susan of Plattsville visited Sun- day .with her parents, ,Mr. and Mrs. Ben McClenaghan and her brother, Carl McClenaghan and Mrs. McClenaghan. Angus MacDonald and Dale of St. Helens travelling on their snowmobiles visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Carl McClena- ghan. Whitechurch UCW meeting will 'Ape held Tuesday, April 3 at 2 p.m. nat the home of Mrs. Russel Chap- nnian. Mrs. Garnet Farrier, con- vener of •:supply and social ac- talions, wil t meeting ;,��;' swered by darning your= avorite flower and giving a gardening ;faint. The travelling basket will p be present. } Rev. and; Mrs. George Watt, Melanie and Heather- of Oakville Visited one day -last weeek with Mr. and Mrs. George Thompson and family and Mr, and Mrs. Mil - ;re. Why Robert Mowery y vi toes with Mr. ai►nd I. M Ealconer Kevin of Stratbroy,,. Robert Mowbray visited Sun- day with his daughters Mrr. Ronald Seddon and Mr,. Seddon of bo were visiting at • to of Mr. J. Forton and ily Wingham. send visitors with Mr. and Mm= • "leo# Magoffln, Joucknow, were Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Oslawa. Mil. Harry MOliS and Janie of Plettsville on WedneisdaY. visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben McClenaghan, and with herr brother, Carl McClenaghan and Mrs McClenaghan, Mr. and'Mrs. Garry Duncan'of Port Credit spent the weekend withher parents, Mr. and Mrs. Millan Moore. Weekend and- Sunday visitors 'With Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Coultes were Mr. and Mrs. Murray” Cold- tes of Etobicoke and. Mr. and Mrs; Rae Lewis and Michael. Mrs. William Orr of Langside returned home from . Wingham and District Hospital on Thurs- day last. Saturday evening .visitors with Mr. and Mrs. John L. Currie were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Toth, Robbie and Billie of Kitchener and Jim Orr of London who st Sunday with his mother, lis William Orr and brother, Bob of. Lang- In :hockey; the Belmore Tykes were defeated 6-0 by Belgrave. in , the Blyth Arena. Also the Tykes lost to Belgrave by a score of 6-1 in the TeesWater Arena. Larry Fischer scored the Belmore goal. On. Tuesday the • Bantams de- feated Kurttviile at Palmerston .6-5 in a sudden death game. Scor= ing for Belmore were Jim Maw- hinney with three goals and Cur-. tis Dettrnan, Paul Dickson and Brian Fischer each with one. FOR YOUR MONEY MissWinatfredFarriera friend, Mrs, Alton of 'fig Branch,* . holiday ►� Sunda and, y + hare, l� the fag "000 Weekit With Mr. Jam sblrth►- day, were fir. and Mrs. Wallace Conn and, Mrs. Sari fes*' lick, Mr.« and ,Mrsia Herb lit and Trevor. Chalmers•lbyterien stair► will begin Sunday 0000 next Sunday at 9:45 a,m cont lit, until the end of the year, All children are cordially invitedto be present. Visitors on Thy with Hugh Sinnamon were Mrs. 'Stewart Forsyth, Walkerton, Mrs, Philip McMillan, Lucktiow,, . Mr. and Mrs. Ken Sinnamon, and Mrs. Ken Noble and daughter of Wing- ham, On Thursday` Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sinnamon of Monkton visited with 'Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Beecroft and family Mr.* and Mrs, Archie Hurdle and Jerry Hurdle of Kitchener attended the funeral of the late Bruce McMillan and visited with Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Beecroft and family.• Mrs. Edith Brown of London Was a weekend visitor with her and Brian with the fernier hof as f* atula' er,an of d, .ypoer, Bit a, T sa r, 6 co- a.`� .je s� pty ��C ,*� ,on'�h re livestock competition as **IL grand ,cpuon showman.- ,gratulations also .to, his brother, John, a ;mor student, who -was wed. mew grand (*Pylon on cornpetitiont in livestock find crop and all other class* ES lits S+a!M, * Aerrraa ad App' 'pe Ptroplrty Listowel 01l Rapp 3814740 Rhe Bbl gip. 9 >a 7' 77 gh ; 7!.:8end1erson 704144 ONTARIO DISCOUNT MR: F.O. Box 693, 119 Sing L St.'' ►'. KlteheneITEr..' 140 Wallace Ave. S., dowel Return. your donation in the pink enol `o pe . Provided trough the Wingham Lions Club. No "Door4o-Door canvassing, telephone soli- citing or payroll deductions. Help the Wingham Lions Club help THE MIDGET'S" championship was won by Kincardine in a clear-cut 6-3 victory over Meaford after a no -quarter type of game in which the players gave their all. Kevin Hedley, captain of the Kincardine team, accepts the Walter Lockridge Memorial Trophy from Bill Lockridge, son of the late Walter Lockridge at the conclusion Of the final game against Meaford Sunday aftertroon. (Staff Photo) VHILE . OUR SELECTION ISSTILL GOOD We Have Been Selling New Pickups From Our Huge Stock Like Never before We have been fortunate in having new trucks arriving for stock as quickly as they have been sold. PERCENT INTEREST ON GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES TRUST i0 CHOOSE FROM & MORE ON TH(IR WAY PLAIN TRUCKS - DRESSED -UP TRUCKS - EXTRA FANCY TRUCKS CITY SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY 95 YONGE ST., TORONTO • TELEPHONE 416 864-1090 "."EiF .4 f,C. 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A TRIUMPHANT Steve Beaupre, captain of the Waterloo "AAA" champions in the ninth annual Midget Hockey Tournament here last week, receives the championship trophy from Wingham Recreation Director Jim Ward after a thrilling victory over a dogged Welland team that fought to the last second of the game. The game was the final one in the tournament that lasted from Tuesday through Sunday with 31 teams in action from "C" to triple "A". (Staff photo) 4 v • R 4