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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1985-10-30, Page 16BUY A HONDA SNOWTHROWER and we'll buy your shovel for s5000 (Regardless of condition) HONDA Equipment Lynn Hoy Enterprises Ltd. Hwy., 86 just east of Hwy. 4 by Wingham 357®3435 1' 1 Page 16—The Wingham Advance -Times, Oct. 30, 1985 1 at the Wingham Public School Editors: Andrea Grant Peter Poulin The Grade 6 class just finished science projects on trees. We worked very long and hard on studying for a social science test, which was on Oct. 11. Our class is very busy decorating the room for Halloween. In mathematics, we are having two groups. The day group works on math and then the other group plays math games. The next day we switch and that goes on all week. Nine people from Grade 11 are helping us out. —Kendra Hogg, Michelle MacDonald Mrs. Szarek's 'class has been busy making Hallowe'en masks, pop-up books and they have been writing poems for this favorite occasion. The halls are starting to look real scarey with pictures of haunted houses for sale. Some of Mrs. Szarek's students are excited about the embroidery club that started last Thursday. Mrs. Szarek's class won the pizza lunch for selling the most cookies, but they, haven't had the pizza yet. —Sean Whiteley Next week the student all- star football team will play the teachers here at our school and they also will have a game with East Wawanosh. Monday was a professional. activity day in Huron County elementary schools. The teachers from the Wingham Public and Golden Circle joined other teachers from the county at Brookside Public School for various workshops that day. - Rhonda Leachman Billy Zimmerman of the Golden Circle School was Owen Curtis breaks own tower record Owen Curtis of Wingham was on "Cloud Nine" Sunday night after breaking his own best -time record for people over 30 years of age running the CN Tower at Toronto. Mr. Curtis reported the tower was open Sunday for runners to take on its 1,760 steps. His time this year was 12 minutes and 34 seconds, down almost two 'mintutes- Tfi om 1984 and down one minute .'from his original record-breaking run in 1983. He said he is very happy with his run and attributes his recent success to good management and intensive training. He'said he 'intends to take two weeks off to rest before trying to enter any nearby marathons. this week's top bowler. Danny, who is sick, was visited by three children at his home this week. The whole school is ready for Hallowe'en with decorations of cats, witches, ghosts and pumpkins. They also have done some interesting pic- tures of leaves. —Marlaine Lindsay Kindergarten has two magic pumpkins that sometimes talk. One wants to be a pumpkin pie and one wants to be a jack -o -lantern. They have been making witches, ghosts, black cats and many other scarey creatures. You may see these displayed at the Bank off Commerce. They also made jack -o -lanterns to take home and frighten visitors on Hallowe'en. —Marcy McKee This week the French club has had some people preparing to teach some MR. SA KA SO V gives his plants a well-deserved drin Wingham Public School. (What's News Photo) Grade 1 ,students. Amy and Kirsten Keil have been Bateman and Christa working on the parts of the .Crawford • have set up a body. All four people hope it session on colors and the turns out for the best. alphabet. Shelly McLennan —Kirsten Keil FRENCH LESSONS—Christa Crawford and Amy Bateman worked on a French ses- sion for the Grade Ones last week. They were preparing to teach there about colors for the French Club. (What's News Photo) WROXETER.GORRIE MIXED Ron McMichael had the inenis_.high -single -of 269 'and - Lorna McArthur had the ladies' high single of 221. Tom Jillings had the high triple of 723 for the men and theladies' high triple was rolled by Mrs'. McArthur with 612. Q - Other high games were rolled by Tom Jillings 210, 248, 265 and Lorna McArthur 206, 221. �� YBC BOWLING SCORES SENIOR MEN Those bowling high gam last week were Bill Uuldri 167, 194 Clarence MCCailu 194 and Ken Saxton Sr. 16 174. BELGRAVE LADIES Those bowling high games last week were Marj Coultes 208, 166; Shirley Glousher 166; Lorraine Cook 162 and Hilda Vincent 157. WED. NIGHT LADIES Michelle's Monks and Faye's Friars are tied for first place with 28 points, followed by Lyla's Laymen, Jean's Deacons and Nancy's Nuns tied for second with 24 and Juanita's Rabbis have 17. Jean King had the high ingle of 288 and Shirley torey had the high triple of 58. Other high games were oiled by Joanne Harrison 274; Luanne Kerr 236; Mary Lee 230; Sheila Walker 224 and Susan Tolton 217. COMMERCIAL LEAGUE es Linda's Little Rascals and ks Terry's Mrs Ts are tied_for m first spot with 31 points, 1, followed by Dylis' Dagwoods with 29, ,Pam's Polkaroos with 22, .Shari's Shirttails with 18 and Cathy's Chip- munks with 16. Linda Hickey had the high single of 238 for the ladies and the high triple of 574 was rolled by Susan Pegg. Greg Storey had the men's high single of 308 and the high triple of 800. Other high games were rolled by Shari Good 202; Frank Burke 214; Adrienne Brophy 201 and Rod Hickey 220, 228. s s S 7 BANTAM Mc-I'-had-sen—qad 4, the—boys' r The Pepsis and the Seven Ups are tied for first spot with 18 points each. They are • followed by the Cokes with 14, the Coke Classics with 11, the Walter Root Beers with 10 and the Cream Sodas with 5. , Lori Morrison had the high single of 109 for the girls and the high double of 210: Arley Pautler had the high single of 99 for the boys and the high double of 179 was rolled by Travis Chambers. Other games of 80 and over were rolled by Erin Skinn 92; Carolyn Pike 93, 101; Lind- say Johnston 86; Lesley Pike 100: Lori I01; Ansley Simpson 95, 96; Michael Remington 84; Jeremy Hickey 85 and Travis Chambers 93,86. - .JR. BANTAMS &JUNIORS The Snorks lead the league with 21 points, followed by the Pussy Cats, 17, the Wuzzels, 13,. the GI Joes, 10, the Muppet Babies, 9 and the , Masks, 5, Jenny Remington had the girls' high single of 176 and the high double of 282. Danny high single of 152 and the high double of 299. Other games of 125 and over were rolled by Kerri McGrath 143; Steven Marks 129; Danny McPherson 147 and Jason Moody 130. SR. JUNIORS AND SENIORS The Fuzzies have taken the - lead with 23 points, followed by the Commandos with 19,• the Team 6 with 18, the TLCs with 16, the Slinkies with 15 and the Nimrods with 14. Tammy Cleghorn had the girls' high single o'f 236 and the high triple of 574. Jeremy Bioemberg had the--boys-'--cl high single of 236 and the high triple of 625. Other games of 160 and over were rolled by: Becky Sangster 177, 217; Lori Tiffin 21-6,.201-; Rhonda L-Qachman 174, 178; Rhoda English 218; Kim Edgar Angela Wall 183, 189; Angela Kerr 182; Debbie Morrison , 170; Tammy Cleghorn 171; Jeremy Bloemberg 223; Dean Tolton 177; Scott Neil 184 and David MacRae 212, 199. COFFEE KLATCH Those bowling high games this week were Shirley Storey 297, 255; Jean King 219, 261 and Florence Thompson 227. SENIOR LADIES High doubles this week were rolled by Vera Moffatt 350; Catherine Campbell 343; Margaret Robertson 316 and Gert Rea vie 308. LEGION MIXED The Mercs have a taken a ase ---lead --with- 20• points --- • compared to 19 for the Im- palas. The Edsels have 14, the Essexes and the Classics have 11 and the Tempos have 9. -Bob 1-Iollerrbeck had the men's high single of 208 and the high triple of 508. Jean King had the ladies' high single of 286 and the high triple of 692. Other high games were rolled by Pat Schiestel 228; Muriel Irvine 235; Shirley Storey 249 and Mrs. King 222. MON. NIGHT MEN'S The Black Machine leads the league with 27 points followed closely by the Gophers with 26, the Volts and the Matadors with 16, . the Boat People with 14 and Diggers with 6. Jim Steffler had the high single of 301 and the high triple of 718. • Other high games were rolled by Ric Rathburn 291; Rob McKenzie 283; Paul Rintoul 280; Greg Storey 279 and Jim Alton 276. Thanks to spares Dave 1 Schiestel and Brian Steffler. THURS. NIGHT MIXED Ed's Easter Lilies lead the league with 33 points fol(awed by`Ivy's Irises with 31, Gary's Glads with 30, Barb's Begonias with 28, Peg's Peonies with 21 and Marty's Marigolds with 19. 'Bev Springer had the ladies` high single of 231 and the high triple of 554 was rolled by Barb Rintoul, Rick Hill had the men's high single of 274 and the high triple rif 681. Other high games were rolled by Trudy Hill 201, 204; Daryl Walker 223; Rick Hill 208 and Don Fitzgerald 218. k in his classroom at the In Mr. Sakasov's class, the children are enjoying gym class where they are doing relay races. They also enjoy global studies. In math they are doing multiplications with two -digit numbers. —Shelley McLennan Mr. Lisle and his class have been going out to the golf course for lessons from Mr. Knight, the golf pro. They are learning about chipping, putting/ and each person will be playing three holes. We are planning a pot- luck lunch for Hallowe'en. The menu will be interesting, I am sure. —Scott Gillespie GOLFING TROPHIES—Murray Sicida// won the Brookhaven Trophy as the senior men's club champion while his wffe, Shirley, won the Conron Rose Bowl as the ladies' champion for handicaps 36 and over at the Wingham Golf and Curling Club this season. The trophies were presented by Ted Brewster (centre), golf club president. 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