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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1989-10-10, Page 12Page 2B The Wingham AdVanee:rimes, Qct O 1989 • ,-.Z•.. • • ,1 tie 40111111111•••••111001•100101110.1•••••••••0011010, Lake Huron Bantams vin TrimmCounty championship The Wingham Lake Huron Mov- ing Systems Bantam boys defeated Goderich two games to one to win the Tri -County championship in town last Tuesday night. The two teams were very dosely matched with Wingham winning the first game 5-4 in 10 innings, los- ing the second game in Goderich 4- 3 and winning the final 4-3 in Celebrating 20 Years in Business See You at Our Open House ctobe.c..13 & 14 • ;171_,V. .f/ '13) •(ijj/pp_ BIG BEAR YFM350ER Buy aYam and see the world. YFM250 Buy a Yamaha ATVnow and receive a pair of Tasco binoculars; Want to see more of the great outdoors? Look no further than a Yamaha ATV. It's lightweight, agile, and long on reliable Yamaha power, to get you to those great hunting grounds and fishing holes you couldn't get to any other way. Buy now and youll see even more with a pair of Tasco binoculars. Worth up to $300.00, they're the ultimate sporting binoculars. Which makes them the perfect companion to the ultimate ATV. Just sec your neatest yAgNAHA Yamaha dealer now. VVe make the daimon, 434.1 a ron. clans. n.ra,unrou V I, MI6• Y!,,n11.141itiggiltre 2.r.:24,txtm itrffzsa.?;,1x,r.,..„,„„„, rtiv;u:nortr., .01r..yr ; ufrre 1511.• igmt7413n, rd teit&.t.1ry. •;;I: 1;74=4" ju.,,tr;:,t ,..14::,5e1.1.41.411ng. Never &Le ' Lynn Hoy Enterprises Ltd. Hwy. 86 just east of Hwy. 4 -1435 another 10 -inning game. ht the final match -up, Wingham's Steve Bourne came through in the bottom half of the 10th inning with a solid double, advanced to third on a wild pitch and was driven home with a single over second by Russell Sutton. Scott Neil pitched a solid seven innings with Peter Poulin coming on in relief, keeping the home team in the game for the victory. The Bantams are thankful to their sponsor and their. loyal fans,; espe- cially those who braved the cold weather of the final series. Coaches Grant Currie sand Dave Bourne thank the team Members Russell Sutton, Jason Balzer, Tim Currie, Steve Bourne, Jeff Storey, Todd Chadwick, Dave McKee, Paul Sakasov, Jason Blomberg, Rob Harrison, Scott Neil and Peter Poulin for an excellent season. 0-0-0 A recent 10 -year survey of agri- cultural lest -time injuries indicated that 21.5 per cent of injuries occurred to the hands and fingers, 18.5 per cent to the back and spine and 11.5 per cent to the feet and ankles. PERRY'S PUMPKW PATCH Farm Fresh Produce RR 1, Wroxeter • Field Tomatoes • Cabbage Green Peppers Pumpkins New Potatoes Apples • Variety of Squash 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Mon. thru Sat. Call 335-3259 1 1/2 miles north of Wroxeter on Co. Rd. 12 or 3 miles sou h of Bel ore LADIES' GOLF SEASON ENDS—A year-end banquet and awards presentation was held lapt W at the Wingham Golf and Curling Club. Ladies' Captain Diffi7la Frank presentedl989 awards to: Hilda Andrew, McKinney Trophy for net play and match -play .championship; Nancy Inwood, club champi- on; Fern Wylie, Wilma Kerr 11.0phy for, senior ladies' champion and Gayle Neil; Corson Rosebewl, nine -hole, 40 handicap. Ladies end- golf sea$ort._ at their closing banquet Rain and cold winds prevented the lady golfers from playing a final round on closing day Last week at the Wingham Golf and Curling Club. However, members gathered iast Tuesday evening for dinner and the annual presentation of awards. Ladies' Captain Myrla Frank pre- sented the trophies to this year's winners. The Carling Trophy for club champion went to NancY Inwood; the McKinney Trophy for net play to Hilda Andrew, who also won the match -play championship. The Wilma Kerr Trophy for senior ladies' champion was won by Fern Wylie and the Certlymi Bowl for nine -hole competition • went to Gayle Neil. Margaret MacLeod, handicap chairman, announced the winners of the CLGA awards. Pin -round winners were Barb Helm and Shirley ,Siddall, net score winner was Ms. Andrew and most - Unproved golfer was Ms. Siddall. The special awards chairman, Ms. Siddall, presented the prize for the nest kir-lies to Mrs. Ihwood, most pairs to Mrs. Frank and most chip -ins to herself. The three flight winners of the ringer score competition were Car- olyn Schofield, Barb Helm and Carol Reid. , JACK c.PHERSON, president of the Wingham Silver Stick Committee, right, presented cheques to Winghan coaches Dave Martin, Shoppers' Drug Mart Atoms; Elgin Adams, China House PeeWees; Bill Brown, Lions Midgets and George Patterson, Lake Huron Moving System Midgets. The money represents Silver Stick tournament proceeds, which total $2,000. Track athletes earn medals at Chicopee A total of 14 young athletes rep- resentinK,the Wingham Optimist Track and Field Club battled the elements to compete at the Chic - OFFER ENDS OCTOBER 21, 1989 11111. 10THANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION Visit.our newly renovated office and celebrate our 10 years of service in your community. A FREE GIFT is waiting for you when you open a personal savings/chequing account • with an initial deposit of $2,000 or more. 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Contac Nighttime - 12's + 20% Bonus Hot Drink Medicine • O' -01 • • 0 A535 - reg. 120 ml. or ex. strength 100 nil. Antiphlogistine Rub .. • . • . 3 bars, 270 g Personal Size Ivory Bar Soap •......... Q-Tips 400's + 25% Bonus Cotton Swakos •!••••• 250 mi. + too ml. bonus cad & Shoulders Shampoo Parity Shields 42's or Staree4g" •0 • 0 • r , e. 0 . . • r Liners • •-• . • do do • • ea .99 3.99 2.99 3.49 .99 2.69 2.69 3.99 PA rriv r mibicrnit s c(mw opee (Kitchener -Waterloo) cross- country meet last Saturday. Turning in some excellent performances, team members earned three medals and four fourth, fifth and sixth- place ribbons. Mite girls Janet Lisle and Ginny Schenk ran excellent races with respective times of 4:34 minutes for a bronze medal and 4:35 min. for a fourth -place ribbon. Jamie Schiestel was sixth at 5:15 min. and Jennifer Allison ran the course in 5:16 min. for seventh place. Audrae Dickson was eighth at 5:18 min. Mite boy David Lisle managed to finish in seventh place with a time of 4:57 min., while teammate Zach- ary O'Krafka finished in ninth spot with a time of 5:01 min. Tyke girl Mary Lisle ran the 1,500 -metre in 7:19 min, earning the fifth -place ribbon. Christa Pegg ran in 7:27 min., for a seventh -place fin- ish and Jennifer Mack ran it in 9:39 min. for 14th. Atom girl Julie Lisle ran in excel- lent form to earn the silver medal with a time of 7:45 min, in the 2,000m run. Atom boy Stuart McKay finished in Ilth place with a time of 12:42 min. Bantam girl Nancy Lobb had an excellent race, finishing third to earn the bronze ribbon with a time of 8:19 min. in the 3,000m. Bantam boy Shawn Gedcke had a good run, earning a fifth -place rib- bon with a time of 12:46 min. 0-0-0 The landscape commodity group accounted for 24 per cent of all agri- cultural loSt-time injuries in Ontario during 1988. The landscape industry accounted for 22.9 per cent of all agricultural man-hours worked.