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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1988-02-23, Page 20Pay The ... Feb. !iY.�CgP7 AAP . 1,0118: 4i .411 1:°:�nllrc�ff Ua HANTAMS Evelyne Matz is , becoming qui the liltle_.bowler_ Two -fine singles of 142 and 112 gave her highsingle a high double honors for the girls. It - was Mike Remington's show for th boys; a 158 single and 303 double were his highs. Other games of 90 and over were rolled by Becky Hickey 101; Lindsay Johnston 105; Lauren Pautler 93; Scott McPherson 91; Mike Remington 145; Craig Fair 96; Scott Inwood 111, 116; Scott Allison 132, 130; Ryan Robinson 115. The Kit Kats are out in front with 63 points. Tied at 55 are the Mars Bars and Mr. Bigs. The Caramilks are . close behind at 53; the 0 Henrys have 46 and the Coffee Crisps 34. BANTAMS & JUNIORS The Pepsis are 9n top with 63 points, followed by -the Sprites at 61. The Lemon Limes have 57; Moun- tain Dews 48; Cokes 41 and Hires 30. Dana Mathers had high single of 182 but Kendra. Merkley edged her out for double honors with her 324. Jeremy Hickey had top numbers for the guys, with a 187 single and 369 double, Schiestel 175; Jim Hills 158; Rob to Bower 166 and Jason Steffler 177. au JUNIORS & SENIORS The Maniacs are in first place with e 27 points, the Merry Mishaps not far behind at 25. The Stooges have 21 and the Rams 11. Nicole O'Neil recorded the high single of 163 and high triple of 431 for the -gals. It was Danny 14icPherson's day for the guys, a 212 single and 608 triple placing him at the top. Chalking up games of 125 and over were Charlotte Matz 160, 135; Susan Henry 142; Tatum Mathers 146; Lorie Morrison 127; Kendra Merkley 170, 154; Jenny Remington 140; Aaron Henry 146; Travis Chambers 160; Ryan Moffatt 178; Joshua Johnston 126; Joey Carter 125; D. J. Morrison 144; Murray Steffen 164; Jeremy Hickey 182. Other games of 150 and over were bowled by Andrea Plumb 152; Joanne Crawford 152; Ken Hogg 172; Danny McPherson 187, 209; Jason Dodgers down Mustangs 7-4 Last Monday night, the first -place Crawford Dodgers squared off against the second -place Bridge Motors Mustangs in Wingham Industrial Hockey League action. The Mustangs started strongly opening up a quick 2-0 lead on goals by Caslick, and Purves. However, the Dodgers fought back to defeat the Mustangs by a final count of 7-4. Last Tuesday night's action saw the Stainton Spitfires and the Advance -Times Newsboys play off. Stainton's jumped into an early 2-0 lead on -goads by Phil Beard. However. the Newsboys tied the game early in the third period. Rick Jacklin potted the winning goal for Stainton's on a screened shot. from the point._.. With one week left to go in the regular season, Crawford's have clinched first place with 20 points. Stainton's now have secured second with 14 points, Bridge Motors fall to third place with 12 points and the Newsboys with 11 points. .. ti!:\4?:CL' • ONE STEP AT TIME _-- Skiing really isn't Public School students found dut recently at of fun ori the slopes, (What's News Photo) as easy as it firstmight appear, as this group of Wingham the Talisman Ski Resort. The senior students enjoyed. day. COFFEE KLATCH Results from last week include, Muriel Irvine 213, 198; Shirley Young 188; Doris Remington 174 and Lynda Merkley 173. COMMERCIAL LEAGUE The Hustlers lead the league with 95 points, followed by the Hot Talkers, 82, the Swanks, 80, the Penthouse, 67, the Easy Riders and the Pocket Foxes; 66. Betty Stanley had the ladies' high single of 242 and the high triple of 613 Now! The Standard Trust • MORE SERVICES No fees! Instant Tax Receipts. No Line-ups. Instant RRSP Loans . MORE INTEREST Highly competitive rates. • 357-2022 237 Josaphitie St, Wingham RRSP HOTLINE: MORE OPTIONS Choose your favourite plan: GIC Plan. Special Savings Plan: Short Term Plan. Self -Administered Plan. STANDARD TRUST Member - Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation Custom Tailored To V uA' deeds. Cali now to save trine and avoid tine -ups. was rolled by Lyla Harkness. Hickey had the. high single' of 316 f the men and the high triple.of 768. Other high games were rolled b Carl Good 286; Blair Bushell 2 221; Gale Plumb 227 and Lynn Ohm 209. BLUEVALE MIXED Pauline Dickson had the hig single of 230 for the 'ladies an Winnie -Boyd's '594 was the high triple. Ernie Cook took the high singl and triple for the men with his 2 and 644 respectively. Other good games were rolled b Scott ' MacLennan 213; Ernie C 214; Winnie Boyd 205 and Jame Rattee 204. The team standings are as follows: Don's Datsuns 93; Betty's Bobcats 89; Kevin's Cadillacs 88; Winnie's Willys 74; Ernie's Chevs 70 and Sandra's Sunbirds 69. BELGRAVE LADIES High rollers last week were Annie Cook 243; , Jean Nethery 177; Hilda Vincent 170; Mabel Wheeler 169 and Louise Bosman 164. SENIOR MEN'S Those bowling 150 and over last. week were Carson Watson 187, 175; Alf Nichol 162, 160; Ken Saxton Sr, 207; Charlie Bosman 152, 156; Alex Robertson 190, 165; Art Burrows 190; Harold Keating 155, 154; George Michie 160; Gordon Francis 195, 150 and Les Short 151. GORRIE.WROXETER MIXED Lorna Koebel had the high single of 251 for the ladies and the high triple of 641, while Ron McMichael had the men's high single of 283 and the high 'triple of 792 was rolled by Larry Bakalar. Other good games were bowled by Larry Bakalar 277; Lorna McArthur 211; Heinz Daub 219 and Lloyd Townsend 219. LEGION MIXED The Pussycats lead the league with 93 uoints, felace�e, by the Tigers the Bad News Bears 84, Monty's Mui; ., . and the Huskies and the Grey Hound's tied with 54, Shirley Young had the high single of 253 for the ladies and the high triple of 628. Willis Hall had the men's high single of 229 and the high triple of 564 was rolled by Don Burley. Other good gam :: were rolled by Doris Ren ington 221; Bill Renwick 218; Muriel' Irvine 215; Sharon Yorke 20 and 'sleben Montgo ttery lb� °f�A1•;'roeraroas:o!adc i:r.•. Rod WED. NIGHT LADIES or Jean's OVs lead the league with 21 points, followed by Karen's y Krystals, 17, Debbie's Blues, 15, 53, Chris's Coors, 14, Trudi's Exports, 9 and Juanita's Budweisers, 8. Shirley Young had the high single of 248 and the high triple of 601 was- h rolled by Betty Lee. d Other good games were rolled by Debbie Henry 230; Sheri Horton and Rhonda Foxton 228; Ada Aitchison e 226 and Arlene Haasnoot 221. 47 MON. NIGHT MEN'S The Gophers lead the league with �k 19 points, followed by the Matadors, s 18, the Stone Rollers, 17, the Boat People and the Black Machine, 15 and the Volts, O. Rod Hickey had the high single of 322 and the high triple of 836. Other high games were bowled by Rob McKenzie 300; Blair Bushell 283; Paul Rintoul 266; Bill Johnston 249 and Vern Steffler 242. 8 • Nuggets team hosts Belmore in consolation The Wingham Kentucky Nuggets Novice "B" team recently hosted Belmore in the first game of the consolation round and will play in Belmore this Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. In last week's game, Trevor Huffman opened the scoring for Wingham late in the first period. In the second frame, Jamie Good scored, assisted by John Martin and Paul Machan to give the Nuggets a 2-0 lead. However, in the third period, Belmore's Greg Weber scored, assisted by Brad Metcalfe. Wingha 's David Laing then scored, assisted by Huffman, to give Winghani a 3-1 lead. Behnore's Metcalfe scored two quick markers ,to tie the match 'before Huffman and Laing joined forces to score two goals for Wingham and increase the see to 5-3. Machan then scored, unassisted, followed by a goal by Laing and - finally Ryan Robinson lit up the scoreboard for the 8-3 final for Wingham. Huffrnan recorded two ,,assists•onitbe,goais, 4 J ,• J w O r P 4 . ria '.t •