The Wingham Advance-Times, 1989-08-08, Page 10Rage 2B - The Wingham Advance -Times, Aug. 8, 1989
Lake Huron Bantam team
advances to OASA finals
The Lake Huron Moving Systems
Bantams defeated Meaford two
games straight to advance to the
OASA Bantam 'C' finals tourna-
Blyth dinner
goes Italian
Take some antipasto, followed by
rusili con cavolfiore, and a gener-
QNs helping of Mailie arrosto alfa
senape and you have a fancy Italian
feast, Blyth Festival style!
The Blyth Festival's annual
gourmet Dinner goes Italian this
S%ear, so get ready for something
lot, spicy and delicious Aug. 12 at
b€.p.m., at the Blyth Community
Centre.
From the appetizers to the steam-
ing pasta dishes, chicken and pork
entrees and specialty salads, this
year's cuisine promises to be well
•worth the $20 ticket price.
Food is prepared and served by
The theatre's board of directors and
'a—host of community volunteers,
-headed by this year's organizers,
Gayle Waters and Mary Gregg. Pro-
ceeds go toward the Blyth Festival
:Operating Fund. Tickets are avail-
-able by calling the _Festival box
office at 523-9300 or 523-929.5.
Riddell
barbecue
,:The annual Jack Riddell family
barbecue, now in its sixth year,
;<7eturns to the Riddell farm on
Wednesday, Aug. 16, starting at 5
m. Attendance the last several
ears has neared the 1,000 mark.
Mr. Riddell, MPP for Huron and,
;until recently, minister of agricul-
lure and food, along with the
--iuron Provincial Liberal Riding
-Association, hosts the feast which
yeatures Ontario and locally -grown
produce and showcases a number
x fcounty entertainers.
The ever. -popular "No Notes Jug
13and" of Goderich, the dancing
ee Sisters of Zurich and piper
ick Elliott of Blyth will be there, as
;well as a group of singers and
`dancers from the Seaforth area.
Supper is being served from 5 to
8 p.m., while the talent show starts
6:30 p.m. Tickets are available
tem the municipal chairmen across
e county and advance purchase is
*commended.
P.1 -31 -he Riddell farm, known as
rf ellbrae Farms", is located on
-iighway 83, midway between
xeter and Dashwood.
!Building permits,
=one demolition
Fare approved
Two building permits and one
2iemolition permit were issued at
3he first monthly meeting of Morris
council held recently.
Building permits were approved
for Norm Wattam, Lot 5, Con. 3, a
canary and Ross Coll, Lot 12, Con.
a sun deck.
A demolition permit has been
granted to Doreen Tuplan, north
;1a1f of Lot 14, Con. 8, for the demo-
;ijiion to two silos.
Men's group to
end family
violence
For information
contact
GROUP DELTA
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went being held in Mitchell Aug. 26
and 27.
Game one was held in Wingham
on July 29 with the home team win-
ning 5-2. Peter Poulin pitched a
four -hitter for the Wingham squad,
striking out six and going the dis-
tance.
Poulin also had a perfect night at
the plate, going three -for -three with
three doubles. Tim Currie had a
triple and Russ Sutton, Todd Chad-
wick and Rob Harrison had singles
to round out a good game full of
sharp defensive plays.
The second game was in Meaford
last Tuesday, Aug. 1, with the
Wingham boys taking a first -
inning, three -run lead and eventu-
ally winning 5-2.
Scott Neil pitched a fine four -hit-
ter, keeping the Meaford batters off
balance the whole night.
Jeff Storey and Currie paced the
Wingham attack with two hits each
and singles went to Steve Bourne,
Chadwick and Jason Balzer.
The Lake Huron Moving Ban-
tams played in the Tri -County
league this season, ending up win-
ning the league championship with
only two losses and a tie. The boys
are eagerly awaiting the OASA
Bantam 'C' tourney, the WOAA
major 'A' playoffs and the Tri -
County playoffs.
This year's team consists of Cur-
rie, Bourne, Sutton, Paul Sakasov,
Poulin, Storey, Harrison, Neil,
Chadwick, Balzer, Jason Bloemberg
and Dave McKee. Coaches are
Grant Currie and Dave Bourne.
Be sure to come out and support
the local boys during the upcoming
playoffs.
Lawn bowlers
host 52 at
July tournament
On Saturday, July 29, 52 ardent
bowlers took part in a lawn -bowl-
ing tournament sponsored by West-
ern Foundry at the Wingham
greens.
After an enjoyable afternoon of
bowling, the winners were deter-
mined.
They are: first, Jack Fisher, Luc -
know; second, Brad Fleming, Sar-
nia; third, Jack MacDonald, Luc -
know; fourth, Dr. Leahy of Kitchen-
er bowling with the Teeswater club;
fifth, Elmer Murray, Clinton; sixth,
Tom Wilson, Forest; seventh, Art
McCullough, Brampton; eighth, Pat
Rowland, Brussels; ninth, Jim
Coultes, Brussels; tenth, Alan Gled-
hill, Goderich and finally, Wilbur
Brown of Lucknow and his partner
won the consolation prize.
INTERNATIONAL MEET COMPETITORS—A number of
young athletes from the Wingham Optimist Track and Field Club
represented the town at a recent meet at Buffalo. Among those
competing at the meet are: back, Lesley Pike, Mary Lisle, Julie
Lisle, Carolyn Pike; front, Janet Lisle, Marianne Pike, Jennifer Pike,
Ginny Schenk and Deborah Pike. (Track club photo)
J. Lisle sets international
record at Buffalo track meet
The accolades just keep coming
for young Wingham athlete Julie
Lisle, who set an international
youth record in the 80 -metre hur-
y
HORSE
SHOES
AO, rs
Single -round games of 30 points
were played last Thursday evening
at the Wingham Sportsmen's Club.
Harold Carter and Harold Maize
topped the scoring with five wins,
while Leon Russell and Lorne
Hamilton were second, four wins
and a plus of 26. Lorne Kuntz and
Ivan Rivett were third, three wins
and a plus of 33.
Syd Lawson and Kevin Scott took
fourth place, two wins and a plus of
62 and Glen Casemore and Bill Tif-
fin were fifth, one win and a plus of
74. Rounding out the scoring in
sixth spot were Eugene Kuntz and
Mason Robinson, no wins and a
plus of 82.
The Sportsmen's Club is hosting
a horseshoe tournament this Satur-
day, Aug. 12, at 1 p.m.
dies at a recent international track
meet at Buffalo, New York.
A contingent of young Wingham
athletes attended the 14th Annual
Girls' and' Women's Buffalo Belles
and the 5th Annual Boys' and
Men's Buffalo International Track
and Field -Age Group Classic. This
large meet attracted athletes from
various parts of the Ontario and the
United States.
in the Atom girls' category, Lisle
won three medals. Her 13.1 sec.
performance in the 80m hurdles
earned her the gold medal, as well
as set a meet and international
youth record and was a personal
best. She also won the gold medal
in the discus at 24.14m, another
meet record, as well as a silver
medal in the long jump, 4.39m.
Other Wingham medal winners
included sister Janet. Lisle in the
Mite girls': gold in the 200m, 35.1
sec., silver in the 100m, 16.3 sec.,
personal best and silver in the long
jump, 3.12m.
Mite girl Ginny Schenk won the
bronze medal in the 200m, 36.0 sec.
Patrick Nolan, a Mite boys' com-
petitor, came home with two
bronze medals, one in the shot put,
3.75m and the other in the long
jump. 2.85m.
Tyke girl Mary Lisle won the
gold medal in the shot put, 3.87m.'
Tyke boy Michael Nolan won•the
silver medal in the shot put with a
personal best throw of 6.36m.
Carolyn Pike, competing in the
Atom girls' category, was a triple
medal winner. She won the gold in
the shot put, 8.58m; silver in the
discus, 21.73m, a personal best and
bronze in the 80m hurdles, 15.5 sec.,
another personal best.
Other Wingham results include:
MITE GIRLS—tinny Schenk,
100m, 17.3 sec., fourth, tong jump,
2.97m, fourth; Jennifer Pike, 100m,
19.4 sec. (P.B), 200m, 41.8 sec. (P.B.),
long jump, 2.63m; Deborah Pike,
100m, 20.0 sec. (P.B.), long jump,
2.21m; Marianne Pike, long jump.
1.85m;
MITE BOYS—Patrick Nolan,
400m, 1:35.5 min.;
TYKE GIRLS—Mary Lisle, long
jump, .3.44m, fourth; 100m, 15.8
sec.;• • •t+:
TYKE BOYS—Michael Nolan,
400m, 1:21 min.;
ATOM GIRLS—Lesley Pike,
1,500m, 7:07.8 min., shot put, 5.81m
(P.B.), fifth and discus, 13.19m
(P.B.);
BANTAM BOYS—Shawn Ged-
cke, 100m, 13.8 sec. (P.B.), 400m,
1:05 min., long jump, 4.76m, (P.B.).
This meet ends the outdoor track
and field season. Cross-country will
start in September.
BOYS COMPETE AT MEET --Patrick Nolan, Shaun Gedcke and
Michael Nolan, all members of the Wingham Optimist Track and
Field Club competed at a recent meet at Buffalo, New York, the last
meet of the 1989 outdoor season. Patrick won bronze medals in the
shot put and long jump, Shaun recorded personal bests in the 100 -
metre and 400m races, while Michael won a silver medal in the
shot put. (Track club photo)
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A LADIES' GOLF TOURNAMENT was held last
Club, with the following winners: Carolyn Schofield
Owen Sound, low net of 63; Marion Black, Hamilton,
flight and Frieda Campbell, Ainsdale, 'C' flight.
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of Wingham, low gross of 84; Anne Brandon,
'A' flight winner; Lynn Cravat, Port Elgin, 'B'
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