HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1985-11-06, Page 18Page 18—The Wingham Advance -Times, Nov. 6, 1985
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CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM RUNS WELL—Members of
the Wingham Track and Field Club's cross-country team
turned in very strong performances at last weekend's
• Canadian Cross -Country Championships held in
Etobicoke. Running in the rain and the mud, Mite girls
Julie Lisle and Jenny Deslauriers placed second and'
sixth while the Mite team as a whole placed fourth.
BANTAMS
The Pepsis and the Seven
Ups lead the league with 21
points, followed by the Cokes
with 19, the Walter Root
Beers with 12, the Coke
Classics yvith 11 and the
Cream Sodas with 7.
Lori Morrison had the
girls' high single of 136 and
thelhigh double of 228. Paul
Deslauriers had the boys'
high single of 88 and the high
double of 176.
Other games over 80 were
rolled by Lori Morrison 92;
Lesley Pike 101, 98; Melissa
Bieman 96; Ansley Simpson
81; Carolyn Pike 90; Lindsay
Johnston 90; Jeremy Hickey
84; Ricky Cleghorn 82 and
Paul Deslauriers 88.
JR. BANTAMS & BANTAMS
— The Snorkslead-the league
with 23 points, followed by
the Pussy Cats with 20, the
Wuzzels with 16, the GI Joes
with 13, the Muppet Babies
with 11 and the Masks with 7.
Sherry Dekker had the
high single of 152 for the girls
and the high double of 293.,
while Danny McPherson had
the boys' high single of 175
and the high double of 269.
Other games of 125 and
over were rolled by Kerri
McGrath 131; Sherry Dekker
141; Ivan Skin 131 •and Daryl
Marks 131.
SR. JUNIORS & SENIORS
The Fuzzies lead the
league with 28 points,
followed by the TLCs with 23,
the Commandos with 22, the
Alphabata, with 20, the'
Nimrods with 18 and the
Slinkys with 15.
Lori Tiffin had a good day
with the girls' high single of
302 and the high triple of 676.
Scott Neil had the boys' high
single of 215 and the high
triple of 605.
Other games of 165 and
over were rolled by Julie
Henry 250; Angela Kerr 189;
Tammy Cleghorn 199; Lori
Tiffin 173, 201; Rhonda
English, 170; Robbie
Harrison 186, 208, 180;
Jeremy Bloemberg 195;
Scott Neil 177, 213; David
MacRae 166, 167, 198; Tim
Currie 168; Tom Darling 174
and lan MacKay 185, 181.
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Among those who competed are (back) Ansley•Simp-
son, Shannon Simpson, Michelle MacDonald, Shane
Pegg; (front) Carolyn Pike, Julie Lisle, Jenny
Deslauriers and Wendy Finley. Missing are Julie Henry,
Lisa Chapman, Adam Knight, Jenni Kerr and Marlaine
Lindsay.
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WED. NIGHT LADIES
Michele's'Monks are in the
lead with 36 points, followed
by Nancy's Nuns with 31,
Faye's Friars with 29, Lila's
Laymen with 26, Jean's
Deacons with 24' and
Juanita's Rabbis with 22.
Luanne Kerr had the high
single of 295 and Jean King ,
had the high triple of 714.
Other top bowlers were •
Joanne Harrison 247; Nancy
O'Neil 240; Janet Storey 232;
Mary Lee 231 and Bonnie
Cleghorn 224.
BELG.RAVE LADIES
Top bowlers were Hilda
Vincent 217, 192; Marj
Coultes 195, 182 and Dini
Nethery 197.
YBC holds
tournament
Wingharn's Youth Bowlin
Council League held a bring
a -buddy tournament Sunda
at the local bowling alley.
Winners in the differen
divisions were: PeeWee
Mike Remington ,and Ryan
with 269; • Bantam, Kerr
Cleghorn and her friend,
Tracy, 432; Juniors, Lori
Tiffin and Jennifer with 452
and Seniors, Tammy
Cleghorn and Barb, 342.
These winners all received
crests and trophies. All YBC
bowlers who took part will
—rreceiv-e—crests find'allbud-
dies received participation
certificates.
TUESDAY EVENING
Team standings show
Cathy's Chipmunks with 18
points; Dilys' Dagwoods
with. 29; - Linda's Little
Rascals, 38; Pam's Polka-
roos, 27; Shari's Shirttails,
18, and Terry's Mrs. -Ts, 38.
Linda Hickey bowled the
231 'ladies' high single and
Susan Pegg had the 547 high
triple. The 294 men's high
single was rolled by Kevin
Hickey and Greg Storey had
the 745 high triple.
Other high games were
bowled by Jim Moran, 278;
Bob Pegg, 234; Rod Hickey,
219, 229, 221; Joe Brophy,
229, and Colleen Moran, 223,
• SENIOR LADIES
High doubles were bowled
by Catherine Campbell, 306;
Agnes Farrier, :391; Elda
Coultes, 323; I,.enita Statia,
305; ,Ida Rooney, 304; and
g ' Vera Moffatt 318
COFFEE KLATCH
Y Jean King had the high
game of 273. Shirley Storey
bowled 220 and 249; Muriel
Irvine, 194, and Doris
Remington, 193. There will
be no bowling on Nov. 11.
Super X Atoms
down Listowel'
The Wingham Super X
Atoms started the season off
on_ a__ winning__note___.bs
downing Listowel by.a count
of 6-2 recently. '
' Ivan Skinn led the team
with a hat, trick and two
assists. Marc Poulin added a
pair of goals and Brendan
Magee added a single.
Assists. went to Todd
Harrison and Jason Hickey
with two and Magee and
Mike Drost with one each.
The team is playing in the
Wellington -Perth Minor
Hockey League this year and
its opposition will consist of
two teams from Listowel, as
well as teams from
Milverton, and Monkton.
Players, on t_he_Wingham ...____
team include Matt Elmslie
and Terry Thynne in goal,
Gord Welch, Andrew
Sleegers and Bradley Hunter
on defence and forwards
Skinn, Drost, Magee Hick-
ey, Poulin and Harrison.
The team is sponsored by
Super X Drugs and is
coached by Larry Welch,
Brian Elmslie and Al Har-
rison.
The boys are looking for-
ward to an enjoyable season.
Young athletes win
cross-country medals
The rain did little to
dampen the spirits of the
young Wingham athletes
running in the Canadian
Cross -Country Champion-
ships at Etobicoke on the
weekend.
It rained throughout the
competition. The course lay
in water and all the athletes
will remember the long,
winding climb to the top of
the hill where the finish was
located.
• More than 1,000 athletes
took part in the Mite, Tyke,
Atom and Bantam age
divisions and the Wingham
youngsters earned some
excellent results.
The Mite girls turned in
outstanding performances.,
with- Julie Lisle coming
second overall• and Jenny
Deslauriers coming in sixth.
Both girls earned medals for
Brownie
Corner
Both the Brownies and
their leaders dressed in
costume for the Second
Wingham Brownies
Hallowe'en party last week.
Our mystery witch was Mrs.
Schedler, Singing Owl, who
taught us a Hallowe'en song
and read us a spooky story
which the Brownies enjoyed
acting out.
Sunny Owl showed .the
Brownies how to make a
spider dangling from its
web. Our party mom, Donna
Skinn, served us cheese
popcorn and apple juice.
Snow Drop, Amy Bateman,
read the Brownies a little
witch story and Anita
Massey, a visiting Guide
helper, played a fruit basket.
Thank you to everyone for
making our party fun for all.
At our last regular
meeting, the Tweenies
learned to braid,. the second -
year Brownies made clothes
scrapbooks and the third -
year Brownies finished their.
macrame projects. Tammy
Thynne was • our visiting
Guide helper. We also are
very pleased to welcome two
new Brownies: Kendra is a,
Tweenie and Kim, her sister,'
is a second -year Brownie
from the Belgrave Brownies.
Lisa Inwood received her
Hostess Badge.
Howick Atoms
edge Wallace
In a well -played game last
Sunday evening in Howick,
the WOAA Atoms defeated
Wallace by a count of 3-1.
Leading the Howick attack
with his second hat trick of
the year was Kyle Wheeler,
while assists' went to Danny
MacGregor, Sam Double-
day, Mark Dosman and
Michael Greig.
Ryan Smith scared. for -
Wallace, assisted by Chris
Long and Henry Acres.
ATOM ANTICS — These
two teams are very evenly
matched, which should pro-
vide some good, close games
this' season.
placing in the top six.
The Mite team, composed
of Julie and Jenny as well as
Ansley Simpson and Jenni
Kerr, placed fourth overall
in its division for the team
title. Wendy Finley and
Carolyn Pike were also on
the Mite team.
In other divisions, Shane
Pegg placed 28th in a strong
field of Tyke boys and Adam
Knight placed 32nd among
the Mite boys.
In the Atom girls' division,
Lisa Chapman was 86th,
Shannon Simpson 97th,
Marlaine Lindsay 102nd,
Michelle MacDonald 109th
and Julie Henry 111th• in a
field of over 150 competitors.
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