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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1989-10-31, Page 17„ • . • • • ' • yrk • ''• . * • .. CUBS' HALLOWE'EN PARTY—The Wingham Cubs held their annual dress -up Hallowe'en party at the Wingham Public School last Tuesday, Shoppers' Atoms lose exhibition game 6-1 The Wingham Shoppers' Drug Mart Atoms lost to Listowel last Saturday in exhibition play, the team's first chance to get ready for the upcoming season. Although Wingham lost 6-1, the game was much closer than the score indi- cates. Listowel jumped into a 2-1 lead in the first period on goals by Bridge and Kempston. However, the Wingham club had a few good chances to tie it up, In the second frame, it was a defensive struggle with Wingham's WPS students do well at crosscountry meet Last week 30 WP$ students went to the golf course to take part in the North Huron Cross Country run. All our runners did very well. The Mite girls' team led the way with Janet Lisle first, Ginny Schenk second, Jamie Schiestel third, Bethany Lindsay fifth, Jennifer Alli- son seventh and Audrae Dickson 10th. • In the Mite Boys' race, Stevie Carter finished third. David Lisle finished first for five -year-olds, and % Geoff Lindsay was the best of the six-year-old runners. In the girls, Mary Lisle was fifth, Katie Hutchison 16th, Lindsay Johnson 23rd and Marci Bieman 26th. Great job, girLs! r::,,,,,.../441.*:'.7r.,,,,,;7)(.6.:.;.f;;;;.r.f.AL.r.,..4t..t.4./:•,'',./.7•••Pe'..4,,,,,:tet.:reg:471.....4‘.."•04.2311.:0'.1:414.0.4:kg./Y/•,..4511,4'.;(4-,3},,..-'4 • / A....44,•,/./.5,WWV•P.,4-;•••,V0,7:454..,W.4".04,44:,,,, • /4,44,414.,75W/41.. • • Devin Chaulk rare an exciting race in Tyke boys. With 100 metres. to go, he was running third, and pulled ahead to finish first. Mike King was 13th and Danny LaRose 23rd. Julie Lisle finished first in her race about 30 seconds ahead of the nearest competitor. Missy Bieman was 14th, Lesley Pike 16th and Lisa Inwood 27th. Travis Baier had a super race and finished a very close second. John Clugston and Andy Shaw also ran for the atoms and did very well. In Bantam boys, Ryan Leibold and Shawn Gedcke ran very smart races to finish first and second respectively. Peter Shaw, Jamie MacKay and Curtis McKee also had respectable races. 4-H 4.05,10v.z&./..,AM/iNV, .644M•ra......i/AWAMs'...a....i....,,A,140aga•idann4.,"'2•MAVA•""'"""4:*"'s SNAPPY SNACICERS Whitechurch—A discussion was held on the information demonstra- tion meeting to be held at the Whitechurch Community Memorial Hall on Nov. 1 at 7 p.m., when the members met at Mrs. Elliott's home. The group learned about microwave ovens and microwave terms were explained. Mrs. Elliott demonstrated spudweisers and meat loaf in a mug. Members com- pleted a word scramble and home activities were assigned. . MICRO MANIACS BELGRAVE—Ten members attended the meeting in the WI Hall. The members talked about meal planning, meals that taste good, look good and smell good and how to get organized. They also made a delicious salad and learned about microwave ovens. SAFETY ENERGIZERS BELGRAVE—Mrs. Ruth Gordon hosted the meeting and Lisa Alexander read the minutes. Six members answered the roll call. Beverley Elston introduced Con- stable Jim Dore, the guest speaker, who said that the majority of vehi- cle accidents in this area are alco- hol-related. If the police detect alco- hol, they give the driver an alert test. If he fails the test, he then accompanies the officer back to the police station for further testing. He also told the group many miscon- ceptions about drinking. Black cof- fee does not help get rid of alcohol in the system. Constable Dore showed pictures of marijuana that was grown in the ' area. He also had a sample of the drug and showed two types of weigh scales that dealers use when selling drugs. He pointed out the many side effects from the use of drugs. Another interesting point made by Constable Dore was the fact that when parents leave for vacation they can sign a form at the police station, giving the police permis- sion to clieck the house for unwant- ed people partying. Margie Gordon thanked Consta- ble Dore for his informative talk. LEAN CUISINES BLUEVALE_Joyce Johnston hosted the meeting. The,members divided into two groups; one group made strawberry sundae topping and the other butterscotch sauce. The next meeting will be in the form of a party at the home of Bon- nie Johnston. THE ARTHArilS SOCETY 1 defense playing together. Mike King was sparkling between the pipes as Listowel had two power play chances that were foiled by the Atom goaltender. However, with a little Over a minute left in the period, Listowel's Eby scored to make it 3-0. In the final frame, penalties killed the Wingham team with Listowel getting three power play goals. At the 4:51 mark, Wingham finally got on the score sheet as John Martin made a nice rush down the wing and fed a perfect pass out in front to Ryan Robinson who made no mistake. Curtis Hunter also collect- ed an assist. This seemed to lift the team's spirits and they started applying more pressure, but Listowel's goal- tending stood up well. This was the first outing for the guys and gal and Coach Dave Mar- tin is really looking forward to an exciting season of hockey. COMMERCIAL..LEAG� Betty's Bugs Bunnies lead the league with $ ,P0 Atii,11110W01)Y Gale's Guroint Bears'39, 'ages Ewoks, 29i lane's Jetaon;fp 20, Mars Muppet Dabies, 7 and Barb's Care 13ears,17. Marg Hickey hadthlakiies' high siiigle of 241 and the high itiphlof 622, while Bob Peggitadthe eiert!S high single of 327.and the 4iigh triple of 751. Other high games were *Bed by Joe Brophy 297; Daiyl, Walter '44; Mrs. Terry Pautler 237; Lynn Ohm 233 and Betty Stanley 229. • „ WROXETER-GORRIE MIXED Peter King and Karen Dowler both had good nights recently, tak- ing the men's„and ladies' high sin- gle and triple. Karen rolled a 272 high single and 631 high double, while Peter had the 245 men's high single and 668 high triple. Other good games were bowled by Dave Yuill 206; Bob Sitler 230; Wally Nixon 212; Lorna McArthur 219 and Joan Allen 234. BLUEVALE MIXED Dorothy Thompson rolled the ladies' high single of 281 and Win- nic Boyd had the high triple of 622. riai4001AMMA,WW.:.r.f0Srpt:W.74.W•enf 4-H MINUTE MAIDS GORRIE—The members learned about microwave cooking at the fourth meeting. Roll call was "Name one place where you have used a microwave and the situation • where you used it”. ' The members learned the parts of a microwave oven, talked about wattage and power levels and matched glossary terms of microwave cooking with defini- tions. The other topics included arrangement of foods in the microwave, great cover-ups and microwave magic word scramble. Mike Darling .took ttw khonors for the men with. the 262 high single and the high triple of 606. Other good games were rolled by Kevin Hickey 259; Hugh Mundell 235; Doug Finley 229; Caroline Greenaway 228 and Don Fitzgerald - and Ernie Cook 223. BELGRAVE LADIES High rolleralest week inclUde Doris Michie 262; Louise Bosman Cook • Gate'L rOcitrie with 2.A Ba, 15, ,OYceIy),Oltii.;17, C... Blackbfrds Wad cairo$PiPacklogl with 12 ato-Baornowors41. Carol Melonis, relied the high:sin- gle of 239 and Gale McKay hatfhe high triple of 624, "Christmas + Wicker • • - on Rose Street" Saturday, November 4, 1989 481 Rose Street, Lucknow, Ontario 'For Sale" Christmas • Wreaths • Poinsettias (silk) • Brooms Wicker • Baskets • Bikes • Hampers Plant Hangers • Furni- ture, etc. Silk Greenery Plants Misc. • Potpourri • Candles • Ribbon, etc. 'Free Coffee Phone: Cathy - 528-3034 and Donuts" Donna - 357-2666 Dance to be held in their honour, given by their children on Friday, November $, 1989 at 9:00 p.m. , in the Brussels, Morris & Grey Community Centre. Best wishes only please! • 50th WEDDING ANNIVERSARY As you take your first sip of morning coffee, you look around and know that you're not just in a house... you're home. It's a feeling of comfort that's hard to leave behind. Especially when you think about everything that's going for you in a Royal. Better designs - your designs. A quality and style that reflects the way you live. 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