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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1974-01-10, Page 10} 7 Im Advance -Times, Thursday, January .10, 1974 *111 sports their first game of the. 10001000, the Belmore Bantams MMipIQI +q` Gorrie by a score of 5-4. 1..114 ;Saturday the Squirts dieted Wroxeter 5-3. Scoring for Belmore were Murray illt(Whinney with three goals and Dive Eadie and Allan Kieffer, each with one. Last Thursday the Squirts had a 5-0 victory over Belgrave. The Belmore scorers were Murray Mawhinney and Doug Busby with tWo goals each and Davie Eadie with one. On Wednesday, the Midgets least to Palmerston by a score of 7- 2. Ron Riley and Paul Inglis got the Belmore goals. Thursday, in an exhibition game, the Belmore Squirts tied' Mildmay 6-6. ° Friday the Belmore Midgets defeated Drayton bya score of 10- 2. Also on Friday the Squirts won over Clifford 9-3. Scoring for Belmore were Murray, Mawhinney with four goals, Dave Eadie with two goals and Keith Rutherford, Robbie Helfenstein and Doug Busby with one each. Thursday, the Belmore Inter- mediates lost to Belgrave by a score of 6-4 and the following night... they were defeated by Monkton 13-3. In broomball Sunday Am- bleside won over Belmore 3-1. Ron Harkness scored the Belmore goal. Wins, losses for Belmore BELMORE — In hockey last Friday, the Belmore Pee Wees . defeated Kurtzville 5-2, the goals being scored by Dennis Schiestel, Greg Inglis, Kenton Schaefer, Don Busby and Jeff Mulvey. The following Wednesday the Pee Wees won over Fordwich 7-2. Scoring for Belmore were Andy Renwick, Dave Fischer, Willie Stafford, Brad Horton, Brian Hays, Phillip Eadie and. Ray Willits. On Friday the Pee Wees won a 3-tvictory .over Gorrie. The Bel - more gdals were scored by Ray Willits, Willie Stafford and Jeff Mulvey.. Thursday the Intermediates lostto Floradale by a score of 6-4. Scoring for Belmore were Leland Harkness, Doug Baird, and Allan Dickson with 2. . In broomball Sunday Belmore vni defeat by Aytom 2 l Holiday euchre BLUEVALE—The Recreation Association held its holiday euchre . party Dec. 27 with ten tables playing, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Sellers and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Warwick were in charge. High lady,. was Mrs." M. Adams; low •lady; Mrs. Hugh Mundell; high" .man, Gordon Walker; low , Walter Sellers; lucky draw . Doris Adams. 11 : 1 CANADA MANPOWER CENTRE COUNSELLOR In Attendance TOWN HALL . WINGHAM JANUARY 17, 1974 1.00 p.m. to 4.00 p.m. We build loans cut to measure. Whatever may be your need, whatever may be your capacity, when you reach to a mortgage, reach for the sound, friendly mortgaging counsel of the people who have been custom building loans for people like you since 1889. Your V and G mortgage brings you more than the money you need. It brings you the confidence of knowing it has been expertly cut to measure your requirements. Member Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation JRL4ani GREY T ST COMPANY SINCE ,eco TOT STOWEL. ONTARIO William W. Cousins, Manager HARD AT WORK --Paul Smits and Klaas Jorritsma unload one of the six trucks that were used in the Cub and Scout Bottle Blitz last Saturday. The boys soon had the old police sta- tion in the town hall overflowing with bottles. The proceeds of the drive will go to Cub and Scout work in Wingham. (Staff Photo) SENIOR LADIES E. Day bowled the high single of the day, a 201.° In the doubles. division, it was A. Cameron's 364. The Primroses still lead the standings; they have 39 points. The° Sunflowers have 35; Mai - golds 30; Wild Roses. 21 and the Pansies , $40 . Snapdragons .. are tied at 26: Those rolling over -360 doubles were D. MacLennan 3.33; L. Gowdy 323; A. Edwards. 302; E. Day 353; A. Geddes 330; W. Kerr 308; Y. McPherson 330; W. Lock- wood 334; A. Cameron 364. 0--0—Q COFFEE KLATCH The Coffee Klatch girls got back to bowling after the holidays with 25 ladies turning out. Before startingto bowl, iVIrs. Young pre- sented all the girls who entered the tournament in October with apple juice mugs. One of the girls was not quite over New Year's; she forgot to let go of the ball and started "down the alley on her knees! Those bowling 200 and over were Diane English 228; Mary Campbell 244; Ruby MacLennan 200; Kathy Gibson 215; . Shirley Storey 203; Betty Burley 200; Carol Strong 227. See you all next week. Any new girls who wish to try their luck are most welcom` e. 0-0•-r0 LEGION LADIES e Legion ladies got back into form after the holidays. The Peanuts are in first place with 58 points, . the Road Runners in second place with 53. The Flint - stones have 47 and the Yogi Bears 34. It all belonged to Gladys Yeo and Jean King. Gladys had high single of 241 and high triple of 668. Jean's 236 single and 637 triple were runners-up. Games over 200 were bowled by Jannette Rodger 227; Helen Casemore 222, 214; Jean Renwick 207; Muriel Irvine 212; Jean Tervit 207; Lila Hickey 229; Betty Morin 228. o oyz o THURSDAY NIGHT LEAGUE Even after a week's holiday, +Gail's Gotchas • still managed to hold the lead spot with 69 points. Running a close second are Marie's Misfits with 63, followed by Isabell's Dingalings with 59, Elda's Extras 54, Helen's Hellers 48 and Norma's Newfies 38. Gail Holmes had a nice 267 game to take the ladies' high single and Marg Moffat rolled an excellent three game total of 707 to take high triple honors. In men's action, Bruce Skinn rolled a lovely 272 game for high single and Don Montgomery hail a great night with a 669 high triple total. Those bowling over 200 games were Gwen Swan 200; tion 1'ervit 208; Gord Daugherty 209; Bruce Machan 209, 210; Marg Moffat 214, 233, 260, Don Montgomery 215, 219, 235; Doug Neil 216, 266; John Hewitt 219; ',obeli Mont- gomery 225; Perrie Hines 226, 256; Helen -Daugherty 237 and Eefje McLean 258. WROXETER LEAGUE Dorothy Craig captured both the lady's high single, 208 and the lady's high triple honors with scores of 208 and 559 in "league play last week. For the gentle= men Mike Newton picked up both • honors with scores of 285 and 739. Nine bowlers upped the 200 mark: Mike . Newton, 285, 271, Dorothy Craig, 208, Dick DeBoer, 220,, , Les Douglas, 218, Don Boudrie, 258; 226,“ 230,' Oliver Riley, 212, 224, Ted Smith, 217, Joe Craig, 223 and Gloria Ruttan 203. WROXETER Little Susan Harris, ,Gyelph, spent ' the weekend , with her grandparents, Mr. and `1VIrs." Wal- lace Matthews. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Brian 'Sanderson on the birth of their daughter who was the first New Year's baby born in Wingham and District Hospital. Wingham smashes Ripley 16-1 It was a harrowing evening for Ripley's goalie last Friday as the Wingham Bantams did every- thing but cement the puck inside the Ripley goal in a game that ended in a 16-1 win for Wingham. In the first period Gord Kina- han opened the scoring within the first minute of play on an un- assisted goal at the 30 second point. A minute later Bernie Haines popped one in. The first assisted goal of the period came at the 5:15 mark, scoredy Kevin Hickey assisted by DaveBenrlett. At 15:10 Gord Kinahan scored again the assist going to Kevin Hickey and at 19:01 Kevin Hickey put one in with assists by Gord Kinahan and Kevin Carter. The second period saw Wing - ham score five more. Dave Ben- nett scored at 3:50 with an assist to Kevin Carter; Dave Kieffer picked up his first point of the game at 6:20, Assists on the play went to Doug McGregor and Kevin Carter. At 7:50 Kevin Hickey put one in unassisted. Then Mike Montgomery scored at 9:00 with the assistance of Dave Kieffer. Ripley managed their onlyngoal of the game 18:40 when Stanley scored from Mc- Gargey. Wingham wound up the period with a goal by Doug Mc- Gregor at 19:20. Assists went Dave Kieffer and Mike Mont- gomery. eff�The third 'period was 'a six -goal t by Wingham. Gord Kina- han scored at 5:05 on a play assisted by Kevin Carter. Then at 6:20 Dave Kieffer' put one in the net with the assistance of Mike Montgomery. Less than a minute later it was 12-1 when Gord Kina- han put in another with the help of Bernie Haines. Doug McGre- gor got 'his second goal of the evening with the aid of Mike Montgomery and Kevin Carter at 8:00, At 8:45 it was Bernie Haines sinking a shot with assists from Kevin Hickey and Dave Bennett. The final goal of the game came at 13:00 when . Kevin Carter put the puck in the net. The final assist went to Dave Kieffer. • YBC Junlor Bowling The Smarties and the ]4 Bars have Jumped from a tie for second to a tie for first place in the Junior Bantam division, with 41 points each. The Kit Kats aren't far behind with 40.fnllnwefl by the O'Henrys with 38, the Aeros with 29 and the Crunehies with 20. Kerry Thompson took both the girls' high single and high double with 145 and 239 while Stene Anger got both high single and high double for the boys with 185 and 304 scores. Games over 125 were bowled, by Steve Anger, 185, Kerry Thornp- son, 145, Blair Mansell, 135 and Wayne Thompson, 141. Steve Anger also won a 100 covet crest. Bantam The D . tsuns still hold first place in t : antam division with 45 points. They are followed by the Mazdas with 42, the Javelins with 39 the * Torinos with 34, the Comets with 29 and the Pintos with 21. Debbie Merkley had the high single and 'high double for the girls with 177 and 280. The high single and high double honors went to Robert Wharton 176 and Craig Brydges 327. Craig Brydges, 167, Brian Hoy, 170 and Debbie Merkley, 177, all topped the 165 mark. Junior The Clubs with 46 points have a four point lead over the second place Spades in the Junior stand- ings. They are followed by the Aces with 39, the Jokers with 38, the Hearts with 24 and the Dia- monds with 21. Rhonda Lee "° took the high single for girls with a 219 game and the high triple for girls went to Joanne Anger who bowled 381. Jay MacLaurin, 201 took the boys' high single and Ricky Mac- Lennan had a three game 368 to take the boys' high triple. Rhonda • Lee, 219, Joanne Anger, 207, Joan Cerson, 181, Jay MacLaurin 201, John Bennett, 191 and Ricky . MacLennan, 1 : , all beat the 180 mark. Stole School #ourHi gme Tom Black deflected a' slapebot from Lloyd Michie to. put Stone School .n front, 2-1. The Stone School Inter- naediateL f n . ly known as the Belgrave intermediates, came up with their -fourth win in a,row, Friday Dec. 218. They defeated Fordwich by a 3-2 score. Ken Henry scored for Belgrave in the first period with assistance from Brian Coultes and =Niel Edgar. Early in the second period Fordwich tied the score. With time running out it the period At the midway mark of the third- frame Fordwich again tied the more. Stone School came fighting back and at 7:21 Niel Edgar scored. Assists went to Brian and Tone Black. 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