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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1989-10-03, Page 16....1.1•111111•16•11101161.E3.1 .410.1••••••Ma, Page 6B - The Wingham Advance -Times, Oct. 3,1989 Madill's Derrick Evers takes bronze medal at meet F. E. Madill High School cross- country runner Derrick Evers cap- tured the Bronze medal in Junior cross-country at a recent meet at the Falls Reserve Conservation Area, Beruniller. Competing against about 12 other area schools, runners tackled a demanding course of steep hills, narrow trails and rugged terrain to complete the course. In Midget girls, Laura Cardy fin - ished 22nd, Beth Gregg 19th, Michelle Coulter 13th and Sherry Dekker 12th. In Midget boys, Dwayne Harris, Mike Smith, and Shane Pegg were 43rd, 31st, and 20th. Kevin Dekker finished 39th in Junior boys, with Evers running third. In Senior boys' division, Brett Gillespie finished 23rd, Ben Barnes 22nd and Adam Armstrong 10th. The next meet is this Thursday, Oct. 5 in Dorchester. .11.,w1AV elaukaukineorp,f.aill,Viaeittq SPORTSMEN'S HORSESHOES . wm......51*WOMMANAW.AR9 M"Akiditiatat4.4,,,,liaaM,otta,*^~4o, .,^Zetgt:V-Oire7 JUNIOR BOYS' COMPETITORS from the F. E. Madill Sec- ondary School competing at a recent cross-country meet at Ben - miller were Derrick Evers, third, and Kevin Dekker, 39th. (Track Club Photo) Single Round, 30 -point horse- shoes were played at the Wingham Sportsmen's Club last week. Winners were Keith Moffatt and Bob Gavreluk with three wins. Second were Glen Casemore and Don Saunders with 2 wins plus 13. Third were Leon Russell and Mason Robinson with one win plus 50, and in fourth place, Ivan Gard- ner and Kevin Scott with 57 and no wins. Next tournament is Oct. 14 at 1 p.m. SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS ARE YOURS! -VA14(tAliell • la,S* have -vAuck,I,been made! Opri now ces $1 0°° to $50°° ON WOMEN'S FASHION SHOES For values up to $9100 FASHION FOOTWEAR, sizes left to go We have many more great buys in casual fashions: Reeboks, men's dress or work shoes, Canadian rub- ber boots & snow boots. Our fashion footwear includes: • Naturalizer • Celebrity • White Cross • Tender Tootsie • Calico width AA B D EE 4 1/2 5 1/2 6 1/2 7 1/2 8 1/2 9 1/2 29 2 12 37 60 65 63 61 59 34 13 3 10 5 10 9 7 3 ' 2 3 3 30 23 23 3 4 4 18 2 10 7 34 KROSS-KOUNTRY MEET—A contingent of young Wingham athletes took part in the recent Lau- rel Kross-Kountry Meet, winning the Mite girls' and boys', as well as the Tyke girls' team awards. Athletes participating were: back, Serene Fox, Chris Fox, Julie Lisle, Nancy Lobb, Shawn Gedcke, Devin Chaulk, Lindsay Johnston, Jennifer Black; front, Jamie Schiestel, Janet Lisle, Katie Hutchison, Ginny Schenk, Audrae Dickson, Geoffrey Lindsay, David Lisle and Patrick Nolan, Mack Club Photo) Riverview Squirts end 1989 season The Wingham Riverview Drive - In Squirts have ended the 1989 sea- son. Of the 55 games played, the boys won 35 and lost 20. The team finished the season sec- ond in the Tri -County League with an 11 -and -two record. The Squirts defeated Atwood in the first round of the playoffs, but lost to Goderich in the Tri -County South Division final two games to one with the final game going into extra innings. The lads defeated Mount Forest and Wiarton in WOAA playoffs, but lost to Mitchell in the champi- onship round three games to one with two games going to extra innings. The Riverview Drive -In Squ'irts defeated Meaford in the OASA zone playoffs and were quarter- finalists at the OASA tournament at New Hamburg, downing Port Perry and Kemptville, but losing to Harriston and Goderich. YB C B OWLING ..• • • ••. HP,V19P,•Mr11)3' St144§ lead the 9 ci deck '13' 1 ie -of the Wing - ham Youth Bowling Council League. They are followed by the Jake the Snakes, 3, Hillbilly Jims, 2 and the Andre the Giants and Mil- lion Dollar Man, both with no points. Kelly Phillips had the Bantam girls' high single of 130, while Patri- cia Nelemans had the Junior girls° high single of 97. Kelly also had the Bantam girls' high double of 195, while Patricia had the high double of 158. Aaron McBurney rolled the Ban- tam boys' high single of 110 and the high double of 169, while Rowan Kerr had the Junior boys' high sin- gle of 154 and high double 0( 278. In the 11 a.m. 'A' league, the 1-4c1c Saw Anis ,and ,Bccf- cakes op ied. ,rfirst at fiy0 .points each. They are followed by the Honky Tonk Man, 4, Hulk Hogans, 3 and the Junkyard Dog and the Macho Man, both with two. Jaime Baynton rolled the Bantam girls' high single of 146 and Christa Pegg had the high triple of 351. Mandi McClory bowled the Junior girls° high single of 198 and the high triple of 474. Murray Steffen rolled the Bantam boys' high single of 141 and the high triple of 406. Derek Knight had the Junior boys' high single of 211, while Jason Schiestel rolled the high triple of 481. Shane Pegg had the Senior boys' high single of 247 and the high triple of 565. Ladies, is your size here? HILL'S Shoes and Pedorthic Services 212 Josephine Street Wingham, Ontario NOG 2W0 VIS4 Here comes hockey season Winter is just around the corner, and so is hockey. The Wingham Optimist Novices are getting ready for their upcom- ing season, and according to early indications, the group is ready for action. This year's team will be directed by Tom Irwin as head coach, assist- ed by Bert Cameron and Jim Inwood. With 22 players registered in this year's Novice program, Wingham will have two teams competing in two divisions, thus providing plen- ty of ice time for all the players involved. However, there is still room for more players. If you were born in 1980 or 1981 and are inter- ested in playing hockey this year, please contact Jim Inwood at 357- 3086. Also some additional coaches will be necessary when the two teams are formed and anyone inter- ested in sharing some time should contact John Bateson at 357-3096. The boys competed in four tour- naments, were finalists at New Hamburg and Guelph, division finalists at Stratford and consola- tion winners at Goderich. Bloemberg reports to farm team at Flint, Mich. Wingham's Jeff Bloemberg has gone to Flint, Mich., to play for the New York Rangers' farm team there. Bloemberg reported to the team last week. Last winter he played several games with the Rangers in New York and still may be "called up" if the need arises. xxxl,w;o 7;:f.iogrm-ykrItykrAy;0/4,0 fl)fi ,fr,Acaig?ael'ogy,z,-61:5a4141-ilead BOWLING SCORES re4r7./.0"'"%"' ",..M.MW,Pr.07.044.4°.WO reariFA • 44/ COMMERCIAL LEAGUE Marg's Muppet Babies have taken a strong lead in the league standing with 22 points, followed by Betty's Bugs Bunnies, 16, Elva's Ewoks, 15, Jane's Jetsons, 14, Gale's Gummi Bears, 9 and Barb's Care Bears, 8. Sheri Horton had the high single of 253 for the ladies and the high triple of 646, while Rod Hickey rolled the men's high single of 276 and the high triple of 664. Other high games were rolled by Kevin Hickey 248; Sheri Horton 237; Betty Darling 231; Rod Hickey 773 and Carl Good 221. BLUEVALE MIXED Reta Ross had the ladies' high single of 254 and the high triple of 607. Kevin Hickey rolled the men's high single of 250 and the high triple of 640. Other good games were bowled by Daryl Walker 244; Don Fitzger- ald 240; Winnie Boyd 236; Mike Darling 231 and Kay McCormick 215. 140 Josephine St. WINGHAM 357-1901 Arena News Activities at Memorial Arena week include: Tues., Oct. 3, p.m.; the Lockridge in Wingham this Bantam, 9 to 10 Thurs., Oct. 5, Midget, 9 to 10 p.m.; Industrial hockey registration upstairs at the arena from 7 to 8:30 p.m.; Fri., Oct. 6, Bantam, 9 to 10 p.m.; Sat., Oct. 7, Novice, 2:30 to 3:30 p.m.; Atom 3:30 to 4:30 p.m.; Pee - Wee, 4:30 to 6 p.m.; Bantam, 6 to 7 p.m.; Sun., Oct, 8, Novice, 1 to 2 p.m.; Atom 2 to 3 p.m.; PeeWee 3 to 4:30 p.m.; Bantam, 4:30 to 6 p.m. and Midget 6 to 7:30 0.m. Public skating will resume on Sunday, Oct. 15, from 1 to 3 p.m. Regular public skating for 1989-90 wit be Saturdays from 1 to 2 p.m. and Sundays from 1 to 3 p.m. The arena will be closed on Mon- day, Oct. 9. For ice time booldngs, phone Pete Quennell at 357-1317. 11, • , o