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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1988-03-22, Page 24..21V,601gAt°14W,W.W.,ftiTS'akfIFINPV,M12..... '".0 4 • 4 Pitr.er15.4Mtlkfli4.10 f 4 u W •!. • , . : • ...... ••01. ' . rd'''• • • • •••••,?:•••• . . • ••• ..1.079e. • : •:••SWQ • 1. .•.. ••• • "' " • • • 4404..„. vc • • "C. • „c. • . • , ••• • • „ • • : • • ...47:4`6' 1:4:0“4.,f - ".< • DONT LOSE IT, DON — Wingharn Councillor Don Carter nearly flat- tened his flapjack at Sunday's Maple Madness held at the Maple Keys Sugar Bush near Molesworth. Bluevale Recreation News BLUEVALE — At a meeting of the Bluevale Recreation organization, it was reported that the pre -teen dance held in February was quite suc- cessful. The profits from the dance were donated to the Turnberry Central School students' council as that is where the people attending the dance go to school. Concern was voiced about the in- efficiency of the ball park lights and it was decided to change six of the lamps this year. Also discussed were plans for the upcoming Rec Fest to be held June 23 to 26. Committees were set up for the various activities such as mixed ball tournament, horseshoe tourna- ment, barbecue, street dance, bar, grounds keeper, games, food booth and advertising. Bluevale Recreation and Carling O'Keefe will co-sponsor the event. Minor ball was discussed and scheduling of the various teams completed. So far, the minor teams include T -ball, Mite boys, Mite girls and Squirt girls. The adult teams will include two men's slow pitch, one men's fastball and one ladies' softball team. The next meeting will be held the first Monday night in April. Anyone interested is welcome to attend. CHAMPION BABY During Lions Crazy Days in the summer of 1972, Shawn Curtiss Campbell was named the champion in the baby contest. Lion Jim Gregg presented the trophy to his mother, Mrs. Alan Campbell, before a large crowd of spectators and com- petitors. BLUEVALE RESTAURANT SPRING OPENING SPECIALS STARTING FRIDAY, APRIL "Ist • New Recipes •••Er,10filetltz.'„,11 • New Type Service Beginning April 3, SUNDAY BRUNCH --- Children under 12 - $3.95, Adults $6.95 11 am to2 pm Variety of foods, salads, desserts & breads. Sunday Evening SMORGASBORD ------ Children under 12.- $3.95 Mutts $6.96 4 pm to 9 pen Variety of meats, salads, soups, desserts & breads. even. 7: The 4 'cot favor of the bdst How4. the coaches and M when l ma osrigellisco4r741tte n toe' ghgitvseeelWick 11141111-a es'ery wm. • A-` Theiof Ck"▪ p• larelsturewere u "dee great deal , BevOlY l'egraliPetttti foreeS , ee .o defeat with ,a, 1 shot. --tt, t' . wo id g4.c„ •', -: '-'-- . ,., seco • a 4etgoai with :aSZOfli poini lead,.. Andrew - "se r a Beverly last SteWart on power minute of4lay 1110,. xtra Weber took leakeketithe Ran s goalie ptillect,itt- -fever' 4 -an, e iel attacker,. 1311t Peter " Stew -Itowides ma, to theoccas end. mede,at leastilitee great st in the final 10inute to preserve vietory,- '11) ig set e a re rt r. HOPIPS10)0410... the certainly- "a • r" team's first •.' al? la'• support:kultt has, ,�rkanext thr art, from *maid tOerrnorerestore ion NoWiek's- lead to three • ops However, the Jason Thornscored *-er 'fie OASS ai With only one minutp 1ft in the Iece�thnRepor, BY RENNIE ALEkANDER Rec. Direetor Games scheduled .at Lockridge Memorial Arena areas follows:, Tuesday, March 22, 8:15- p.m.: Bantamsys. Brussels; Friday, March 25,, 8:30 p.m.: Oldtimers Hockey -Rockers vs. Gale/Mil Saturday, March 26, 7:30 p.m.: Original Ironmen vs. Original Arthur Eagles; Monday, ;Martili 28, 9:30 p.m.: Industrial League Playoffs, Bridge Motors. vs. Crawfords; • • Tuesday, March 29, ,8 pan. :- Oldtimers Hockey Goodtimes vs. Kincardine. There will be public skating Saturday, March 26, from 1 to 3 p.m. We will be keeping the ice during the month of• April, for •the spring figure skating school. There is prim ice time available for those wh book early. Call the arena at 357-999 or 357-1317 (office). Minor ball registratiop will b Thursday, IViarch2-4,1rom 7 to 9 p.m and Saturday, Match' 26, from 1 a.m. to 12 noon at the arena. period, Jon Scored powerplay goal from Betty narrow the score to 43 after -tWo periods and set the stage for a thrilling third period. After three minutes of play, Weber QMHA in Northern Sullivan ToSirnsOP ellWAttl; ,Prese time, they had' played game whieh endedhl • • COFFEE KLATCH Good games last week were rolle • by. Muriel Jryktie 209; Par Remington 203, 184 and Shirle • Young 187, 181. BELGRAVE LADIES Those bowling big" games la week include Hilda Vincent 194, 1 JeanNethery 194; IVIarj Coultas 17 and Laura Johnson 171. SFNIOR PF Top bowler._ last 1)4 were Ale Robertson 178; Ken Saxton Sr. 150, e 271; Bill Uuldriks 167; Harry. Gar - o niss 154; Nick Kloostra 150; Carson 1 Watson 176, 180; Art Burrows 163 and Harold Keating 164. e COMMERCIAL LEAGUE The Hustlers are the season 0 champions with 115 points, followed by the Swanks, 94, the Hot Talkers, 89, the Pocket Foxes, 82 and the Easy Riders and the Penthouse, Sandra's Stu birds lead the plaYoff • d stampings with,3 376 points followed by ...Doe's Detains, 3,364- IOW*); • Y Cadillacs 3,292; Ernie,'s -Chevs;•., " 3,265; Betty's'Bobcats, .3,164 ant, Winnie's Willys 3,149. - st WED. NIGHT LADIES 3 Jean's OVs lead the league 1 points, followed by,Chris's Coors, 30,, Debbie's:•Blues and Karen's x !Crystals, 29 each, Trudi's Exports; 21 and Juanita's Butdweisers, 20. Shirley Young rolled the high single.of 323 and the high- triple of 774. Other good games were rolled by Bonnie Cleghorn 301; Trudi Boltz 270; Rhonda Foxton 251; Joanne Harrison and Betty Darling 238 and Deb Steffler 232, 1,1 Ladies' event caps season The final 1988 Gay "Lea Bette Butter Bonspiel was played recently at the Teeswater Curling club. Nine events were held this year and the Teeswater bonspiel was one of only two ladies' events. All others were mixed. The Chesley Club rink of Lori:Thomson, Vicki Thibaudeati, Mary -Lou Kingston and Brenda • McAllister was the overall winner. Each tnentber of the winning rink took home an engtaved silver tray, Winner of the other draw was a rink from the Walkerton Curling Club. both with 80. • Betty Stanley had the high single of 277 for the ladies and the high r triple of 658, while Joe Brophy had a superb night, rolling the men's high single of 324 and the high triple of '746. Other high gatnes were rolled by Darryl Walker 284; Rod Hickey 269, 233; Linda Hickey 260 and Marg Hickey 241, LEGION MIXED The Pussycats continue to hold on to their narrow lead in the team standings with 101 points. They are followed by the Tigers, 99, the Bad News Bears, 94, the Mules, 83, the Huskies, 64 and the Greyhounds, 61. Sharon Yorke rolled the ladies' Dodgersmieet• of 613 went to Shirley Young. Bert •high single of 267 and the high triple •Mustangs in Morin had the men's high single of 199 and Don Montgomery rolled the finals 'gh triple of 544. Other high, ,games were rolled by ale.MKay.246; Shirley Young 236; abell Montgomery 231; Muriel Irvine 221 and Jean McKay 218. BLUEVALE MIXED Reta RoSS had the high Singleand h triple for the ladies with a 226 •• Last Monday night the Crawford is Dodgers clinched in the Winghain tit sitiarlinekey League •playoffs by by eating the Advance. Times New 1-3, hlg The. Vitt° to Will their .- gentesto a the 0 dera ig aild 639 resectivey. Milt Boyd the men's high single of 258 nd the high-tripleof649, Other hlgh games were rolled23by Thompson; Nicholson et) 44114.44r4;ai,. 4%. GORRIE-WROXETER MIXBk Shirley Hamilton rolled the kkh single of 262 and the high triple of 654 for the ladies, while Dale Haasnoot had the men's high singe of 323_and- the high triple �f709 Was rolled by Ron McMichael. Other high games were rolled by Wayne Connor 262; Ron McMichael 242; Jim Seip 248; Mary Lou Sitler 234and Lorna McArthur 229. Thursday night horseshoe play Glen Casemore and Harold Carter took top spot in last Thursday evening's horseshoe play at the VVingham Sportimen's Club with five wins mid a plus of 38. Ivan Gardner and Gerald Freiburger were second with five wins and a plus of 34. Glen Sellers and Alex Boa were third with four wins and a plus of 69. Fourth place went to Vince McInnes and Syd Lawson, four wins and a plus of 55. Jack Higgins and Don Saunders were fifth with three wins and a plus of 81. Bruce Ortlieb and Murray MacFarlane were sixth with three wins and a plus of 46. Leon RuSsell and Bruce Casemote were seventh with two wins and a plus of 90, while Keith and Gr Moffatt rounded out the seoring in eighthylace with two wins and a plus of 8. • .