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an exhibitiongame and aisoii
in alkee teurnament,
week
I!dt!ay night the Ate= "VW ati:
One in WW1*.
was the'WS* game of the rear
between the two teams and, as in
previous games, it was an en.
tertaining game with good skating
and passing. As usual, it was a dose
game. The lead switched back and
forth, with Wingham whining 6-5.
Mark Olson had four goals and
Brent Robinson one. Doug Wilson
had two assists and Olson and
Robinson one assist each:Thanks to
Craig Baynton mho played goal for
Belgrave.
Saturday morning the team
played in the Wallace tournament,
defeating St. Marys 5-2. The games
were 35 minutes of stop time each,
with only one spare on the bench
and, missing three of their regular
players, a total team effort was
required.
Brent Robinson played two very
good games in goal and the rest of
the team also played very well.
Belgrave was behind 1-0 after one
period but led 24 after two periods
and outscored SL Marys 3 to 1 in the
final period for the 5-2 win. Mark
Olson and Doug Wilson each had two
goals and Jim Piluke added the
single marker.
Saturday afternoon, the bays took
to the ice against the Listowel Reds
team. The game was tied 0-0 after
one period and 1-1 after two periods.
Mike Golley returned to play for the'
third. period and played very well.
Listowel scored with just under a
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Piluke, Corey nt,
P Otter and aria Piluket whO
playS for thellovice team, althattot
play very well in order, to win -one
game and -keep the secondsaMe as
close as they' did. The hOy's were
very tired after their games but they
gave a total team effort and
Saturday's tournament shows the
determination and heart the team
has.
Thursday night
horseshoeplay
Leon Russell and Lorne Hamilton
were first in last Thursday evening's
horseshoe play at the Wingham
Sportsmen's Club with six wins.
In second spot were Glen
Casemore and Keith Moffatt, four
wins and a plus of 26, while Bruce
Ortlieb and Elmer McFarlan were
third with four whips and a plus of 24.
Syd Lawson and Bob Gavreluk
were fourth with three wins and a
plus of 55. Jim Wickens and Ivan
Gardner were fifth with two wins
and a plus of 71, while Don Saunders
and Glen Sellers had two wins and a
plus of 29,to take sixth place.
Rounding out the scoring in
seventh were Niel Edgar and Vince
McInnes, no wins and a plus of 61.
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DOUBLE MEDALIST'
Pegg won two medals at a recent
indoor meet in Toronto. She was
a silver medalist in the Mite girls'
800m and won a bronze in the
400m. (What's News Photo)
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The 'Swanks Oa
nianding$ Vdtll 711
by the Penthouse,
Talkers, 6,943, the Hustiers, 6,794,
the Easy Riders, 6,662 and the
Pocket Foxes, 6„438. -
Linda Hickey had the high single
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FAMILY TWO,SOME StePherson 114, 'Ben
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The Winghaiti Youth 80w_ kW:
Council held its all-thlttariO UMW
twosome tournament qualifying
round last Sunday at thelocal lanes.
The winners in . each division
wer P W
e: ee ee, Becky Hickey and
her mom Marg with 917; Bantam
Ricky Cleghorn and mom Bonni
923; Junior, Tim MacTavisli and
aunt, Brenda Finley, 908 and Senio
Jason Steffler and his dad Jun, 907.
All youth bowlers competing in t
house round will receive a crest. Th
winning teams alio will receive the
7-Up House Champion Award.
The winning teams advance to the
district playdowns May 1. Th
winners then go on to the Ontari
finals to be held this summer i
Toronto, where they will bowl fo
free, attend a banquet and a Blu
Jay baseball game.
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week were Les Sheri ifit tiare*
M Carson Watson 170, 158; George
Micliie 157; Harry Garet* 175%ond
Ken Saxton Sr. 218 and 193.
BELGRAVE LADIES
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The POWS lead the playoffs with
%it 'Point*, followed by.. the Leine*
965 th
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M tain Dews,' 1;737, the Coltes,-.
e, 1,061 and theIfirigs, 785.
his ' Dana Mathers had the high Single
r, of 192 for the girls and the high
double of 312 was rolled by Kendis
he Merkley. Joey Carter had the boys'
e high single of 219 and the high double
of 383 was rolled by Jereiny Hickey.
Other games of 125 and over were
rolled by,Andrea McBride 145;
e Charlotte Matz 151; Erin Skinn 128,
O 133; Kendra Merkley 187, 125;
• Shawn Fair 135; Jeremy Hickey 165,
r 218;.Derek Knight 142; Josh jolm-
e ston 132; Joey Carter 145; D. J.
Morrison 193 Murray Steffen 137;
Ryan Moffatt 138 and Tim
MacTivish 131.
JUMORS &SENIORS
The Merry Mishaps are the
playoff leaders with 2,403 points.
hey are followed by the Rams,
,314, the Maniacs, 2,300 and the
tooges, 1,815.
Kerri Cleghorn had the high.single
f 168 for the girls and the hightriple
f 466. Ken Hogg had the high single
e rites 1,878
BANTAMS
The Mr. Bigs lead the playoff
round with 1,769 points, followed by
the Kit Kats, 1,461, the Oh, Hems,
1,449, the Caramilks, 1,430, the Mars p
Bars, 1,399 and the Coffee Crisps, T
1,075. 2
Stepahine Cleghorn had the high S
single 01 136 for the girls and -the high
double Of 242, while Scott Milton 0
relied the boys' high single of 138 and 0
the high double of 223.
Other games of 90 and over were of
rolled by Christina Anger 113;
Kendra Moffatt 90; Lindsay John- r
ston 127; Jennifer Allison 91; Becky P
Hickey 122; Stephanki Cleghorn 106; Ni
Mandy Anger 10',, Evelyne Matz 1
106; Shannon Thompson 94; Kelly J
P8i?1?s 91; Jamie Good 99; Scott 1
f 183 for the boys and the high triple
505 . asrolledby Jason Steffler.
Other games of 150 and over were
oiled Kerri Cleghorn 155; Andrea
lumb 151; Jennifer Eadie 161;
cote O'Neil 152; Jason Steffler. 171,
59, 175'; Danny McPherson 160,159;
ason Schiestel 151, 181; Ken Hogg
63, 155 and Rob Bower 151.
High games last week wernrolled
by Doris Carmichael-1571—Hild4
Vincent 156; Jean Netherx A5t.;
Irene Lhmont 153 and Lei Mae.k
152.
BLUEVALE MIXED
Reta Ross took top spot for the
ladies with her high single of 267 and
triple of 654. Jim Thompson rolled a
high single of 237 for the men and
Kevin Hickey had the triple of 613.
Other good games were rolled by
KWerinieHiBckoyedy 232234;; GM'eilotrgeBoFydoc2h2e6r;
221 and Judy Lappage 217.
Congratulations are extended to
Sandra's Sunbirds, the playoff
champions with. 10,270 accumulated
points. They were followed by Don's
Datsuns, 10,001, Kevin's Cadillacs,
9,9$3, Ernie's Chevs, 9,795, Winnie's
Willys, 9,679 and Betty's Bobcats,
9,624.
Howick club
holds bonspiel
HOWICK—The Howick Curling
Club hosted a bonspiel on March 19.
Winner of the 9 a.m. draw was Don
Adams' rink. Second place went to
Allan Houston of Milverton. Bob
Strong won third and fourth was
captured by Dewey Adams. Con-
solation went to Carl Grubbe.
On the 11 a.m. draw the top whiner
was Bob Inglis of Behnore. Ron
McMichael was second and Allan
Weekend tournament McDonald placed third. Fourth was
Owen Taylor, with consolation going
ends season for Atomsyke.
The club is grateful to local
toJeff P
BELGRAVE—The" Belgrave
Atoms finished their season with a
weekend tournament at Goderich.
Belgrave finished the regular season
in first place and received a bye in
the first round before Clinton and
Hensall.
In the first game, Belgrave
defeated Clinton 5 to 1. Belgrave had
to play very well against- a good
Clinton team. The first period was
scoreless and Belgrave led 2-1 after
two periods. Brent Robinson had
three goals and Mark Olson and
Doug Wilson each had a goal. Corey
Moran and Olson each had two
assists. Brandon Coultes, Jim
Piluke, Robinson and Wilson each
had one assist.
A 2-1 score gave Hensall the win
oven Belgrave. The two teams
played very well which made this a
very entertaining game. Hensall led
1-0 after one period and 2-1 after tWo
periods. Mark Olson scored on a
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pass from Doug Wilson,
The Belgrave team was very
consistent and their hard work,
dedication and desire showed in
every game, whether they had their
full team or not. A total team effort
was given and, interestingly, of the
nine players, two of the boys, Brent
Robinson and Corey Moran, are still
novice age and the goalie (Mike
Golley) was playing goal for his first
year. Members of the team are Mike
Golley, Brandon Coultes, Mark
Olson, Doug Wilson, Aaron Coultes,
Andrew Potter, Jim Piluke, Corey I
Moran and Brent Robinson. Good
luck to Mike, Brandon, Mark and
Doug as they move to Pee Wee in the
fall.
businesses for providing trophies
and door pries for the draw.
The club's pot -luck dinner will be
held April 9, followed by a dance in -
the Wroxeter Hall. All curlers and
spares are invited to the dinner and
dance. Dance tickets are available
to the public and may be obtained
from curling club members.
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The largest leaves of any plant w
belong to the Amazonian Bamboo
Pain of South America which has
leaf blades that May measure up to th
19.8 metresin length.
Eleven tables
at WI euchre
FORDWICH—The Women's
nstitute held its card party Friday
night with 11 tables in play.
Winners were: high, Mrs. Bernice
Marriner and Harold Kreger;
onsolation, Mrs. Edna Doig and
Mrs, Glenn Johnston. Special prizes
ent to Mrs. Bob Petznick and
Lorne Kelley.
The Fordwich seniors will sponsor
e next card party on Friday, April