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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1988-06-14, Page 24It& —it • Page 4.13 - The Wingham Advanee-Timea, June 14, IS adjillIonors top Ohl at encimmolosseason ban. F. E. Madill Secondary School athletes enjoyed many successes over the past year and to end the 1987-88 season, students were honored at the annual athletic banquet last Monday evening. The theme of the banquet was "The Hopes...The Dreams", em- phasizing how some hopes were dashed in defeat, yet others did come true. Each team member received a certificate with a team picture, as well as two athletes from each team were presented with trophies. The evening got on its way with an excellent slide show, courtesy of Bob Campbell, of the athletes in action. The festivities concluded with the presentation of the top five awards. Jack Kopas honored Darryl Button with the Madill Olympian Award for his excellence in basketball and curling. Bevin Flett, last year's recipient, presented the plaque. The McKibbon Award, established by the late Dr. W. A. McKibbon for a male and female athlete displaying effort and sportsmanship, was presented to Steve Thynne and Donna Raynard. The top male and female trophies, given to outstanding athletes in their graduating year were won by Leah Kulas and Craig Oatman. Other awards were presented to: Volleyball—Junior boys' most - valuable player, Peter Strong, most - improved player, Brent Kavanagh; Senior boys' MVP, Oatman, MVP, Jeff Murray; Junior girls' MVP, Sharon Askes, MIP, Bonnie Strome; Senior girls' best team player, Kulas, MIP, Barb Huber; SOCCER—Senior boys' MVP, Jason DeJong, Oatman; Junior boys' MVP, Mario Kostanis, Charles Gulutzen; BASKETBALL—Midget girls' best -defensive player, Trisha MacDonald and best -offensive player, Charlotte Bouwers; Junior girls' MVP, Askes, Kendra Pen- nington; Senior girls' MVP, Kulas, MIP, Angela Coultes; Midget boys' best -defensive player, Kavanagh, MVP, Don Pickard; Junior boys' _Ann MIKE CARDY, one of five Madill athletes competing at the recent OFSSA meet, got a chance to give Ontario Lieutenant -Governor Lin- coln Alexander a few tips on the proper method of pole vaulting. Mr. Alexander opened the all -Ontario meet and later chatted with a few of the young athletes. (Madill Mirror Photo) JUNE l4th pedals TO JUNE 18th :11 Wingham's Store For Men \ • ---;.tor-tij •:14$ — 4; 0 111 4.4:111111!!.111` .,,, • ....„ /0 OFF EVERYTHING OVER $10.00 Free Alterations Free Parking Venatnammarce•rattattmet=tt•,•.•,,,,=,,,,,,, Veetts"....1.1=1.4 Come in and browse at WINGHAM'S STORE FOR MEN on Wingham's only 1 -way street • 3571242. .1 .1 ; MVP, Sandy Anderson MVP Ken McDonald; Senior boys' MVP, Oatman, Button; CROSS-COUNTRY RUNNING —Best rookies, Troy Fischer, Usa Pennington; Best runners, Eric Verstreeg, Tammy Storm; CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING —Junior girls' most -valuable skier, Karen Clugston; Senior girls' MVS, Leanne Simpson; Junior boys' MVS, Kenneth Lapp; Senior boys' MVS, Bill Cameron, Mike Cameron; BADMINTON—Junior MVP, Cheryl Underwood, Trisha Marston; Senior MVP, Kulas; HOCKEY—MVP, Dean Lindsay; MIP, Terry Daer; POWER CHEER SQUAD—Most enthusiastic, Sean Rathburn, most - improved, Nikki Reavie; TRACK AND FIELD—Most- valuable, boys', Craig King, Cardy, Flett; girls', Anna Sakasov, Asko, The ABCD "above and beyond the call of duty" award went to Colleen - Thomson and Jeff Mann. The coaches appreciate the support and encouragement the parents have given throughout the year. They also thank those who provided transportation from practices many nights a week. The Madill athletic program is going well due to this support. Mite girils9.team downs Winthrop The Wingham 'A' Mite girls' team played a fine team from Winthrop last Wednesday evening at the Optimist Park. The girls enjoyed their first win of the season. Strong run production, including several timely • homeruns was combined with excellent fielding to produce the 29-8 victory. The Winthrop pitching team is to be congratulated on valiantly playing through several minor in- juries. Thursday night horseshoe play Paul McKee and Syd Lawson took top spot in last Thursday evening's horseshoe play at the Wingham Sportsmen's Club with an im- pressive seven wins. In second place were Jack Higgins and Ivan Rivett, five wins and a plus of 47, while Ivan Gardner and Jerry Edwards were third with five wins and a plus of 39. Leon Russell and Don Saunders were fourth with four wins and a plus of 37. Bob Gavreluk and Glen Casemore were fifth at three wins and a plus of 82, while Glen Sellers and Lorne Kuntz were sixth with two wins and a plus of 92. Bill Tiffin and Elmer McFarlan were seventh with two wins and a plus of 72 and rounding out the scoring in eighth place were Lorne Hamilton and Jack Fritzley with no wins and a plus of 94. 0-0-0 "Whatever women do they must do twice as well as men to be thought half as good ... luckily, it's not diffi- cult." Charlotte Whitton • . • • DONNA RAMAN) is this year's girls' recipient of the McKibbon Trophy for effort and, sportsmanship. Teacher Carolyn Schofield presented the award at the recent athletic banquet at the F. E. Madill Secondary School. ?..4';`. • McKIBBON TROPHY — Steve Thynne, a Grade 13 student at F. E. Madill Secondary School in Wingham, is this year's recipient of the boys' McKibbon Trophy, recognizing effort and sportsmanship. Teacher Bob Campbell made the presentation at the athletic ban- quet. TOP MALE ATHLETE — Craig Oatman was presented with the award for top male athlete 1987-88 at the F. E. Madill Secondary School by Principal Ken Wood at the athletic banquet. c>. The • 1 • • • # SEE PAGE'8B • MOW 41,1#31#####M111111 TO LIVE NEAR JAMESTOWN At high noon on Wednesday, March 27, 1918, at the home of the bride's parents, H. A. and Mrs. McCall, Bluevale, Rev. D. D. Thomson tied the nuptial bow bet- ween Miss Lillian McCall and William C. King of Jamestown. Mr. and Mrs. King left on the 3:17/train for Stratford, London, Delhi; Hamilton and other points. They were intending to take up residence on the groom's fine farm on the Brussels grael road near Jamestown.