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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1995-03-22, Page 7• THE WINGHAM INN "Ladies Night" Male Dancers Airillst t S, owtime 9:0t p.m. Cover Charge $700 Wingham Inn ,tea`.; "N1 238 Josephine SL Wingham 357-3811 "Good Times -Great Rock" NE 1 ° 1' (UJWII E& 1995 gingham Bonspiel winners The Murray Mciague and Ron Knight rinks were the winners in the Wingham Men's Bonspiel held at the Wingham Golf and Curling Club on Saturday. The Knight foursome won the 9 a.m. draw, sponsored by Tolton Motors, with three wins and 49.5 points. Members of the rink were skip Knight, third Don Edgar, sec- ond Wayne Phibbs, and lead Ray Walker. The 11 a.m. draw, sponsored by the CIBC, was won by the McKague foursome with three wins and 50.75 points. Rink mem- bers included skip McKague, third Calvin Ruttan, second Niel Edgar, and lead Bob McKague, Seven teams to compete Seven teams will be competing in the WOAA intermediate wom- en's hockey tournament this week- end at • the Lockridge Memorial Arena in Wingham. Teams competing in the tourney are from Lucltnow, Elma-Logan, Goderich, Kincardine, Honey - wood, Owen Sound and the Wing - ham Intermediates. Wingham takes on Lucknow in the opening game of the tourna- ment at 9 a.m. Elma-Logan faces off against Goderich at 10 a.m. with Kincardine meeting Honey - wood at 11 a.m. Owen Sound will face off against the winner of the Kincardine-Honeywood contest, at 1 p.m.. The championship contest will be played at"4:15 p.m. The Wingharn Intermediates won a teat' set of hockey sticks in the Hockey Development Centre, Of Ontario 1995 Milk Energy Pen- alty Free Sweepstakes. The team's name was drawn from more than 5,000 teams which had played penalty -free games from late De- cember to the end of January. SHUFFLEBOARD Tuesday, March 14 Mary Robinson and Jim Johnston had six wins and were +35 to claim first place honors in shuffleboard competition at the Wingham Sports- men Club last Tuesday. Norma Golley and Jack Shiell were second with five wins and +60. Marg Gavreluk and Gord Welwood were third with five wins and +47. Shirley Hackett and Glenn Golley were fourth with four wins and +141. Bob Gavreluk and Anne Thompson were fifth with four wins and +116. • Gene Porter and Louise Welwood were sixth with three wins and +152. Jean Robinson and Sam Thompson were seventh with three wins and +63. Bonnie Shiell and Glen Walker were eighth with three wins and -24. Joanne Sproul and Mason Robinson were ninth with two wins and +154. HORSESHOES Thursday, March 16 'A' Category Don Frook and Skip Rogers were first in the double round 50 -point game 'A' Category of horseshoes at the Wingham Sportsmen Club last Thursday with five wins. Syd Lawson and Al McKenzie were second with two wins and +45. Wayne Huber and Eric Hewitt were third with two wins and +44. Harold Carter and Bernie Bender were fourth with one win and +96. Jack Arnold and Lynn Hewitt were fifth with one win and +95. 'B' Category Harvey Bolton and Don Carter were first in the double round 50 - point game B' category with four wins and +35. Jim Bolton and Wilf Towns were second with four wins and +31. Lorne Kuntz and Peter DeGroot were third with three wins and +79. Ralph Koopmans and Harold Maize were fourth with two wins and +93. John Schaus and Graham Taylor were fifth with one win and +137. Hank Carter and Jason Mair were sixth with one win and +111. Sunday, March 19 Danny Stacey and John Schaus were first in the single round 40 - point game, horseshoes competition held Sunday at the Wingham Sports- men Club. They had four wins and were +34. Bob Thompson and Brian Leachman were second with four wins and +27. Hank Carter and Dawn Schaus were third with three wins and +42. Lome Hamilton and Doug Vander- woude were fourth with two wins and +93. Jim Bolton and Andy St. Marie were fifth with one win and +104. Dave Golley and Barry Hogg were sixth with one win and +103. The Wingham Lions Club Mid- gets were unable to repeat as champions of the Iiarriston Mid- get hockey tournament on the weekend as they fell in the conso- lation final. The team's lack of offence was Riley scores 3 Joel Riley scored three goals as Wingham Barry's Esso Novice As defeated Wiarton 7-1 to win the Tara Novice Hockey tournament on the weekend. Bill McGrail and Bradley Bur- ton chipped in with two goals apiece. Tom Pettigrew picked up three assists and anchored a solid defence, along with Matt Dixon, Brendan Chester, and Evan Zinn. Mark Foerster, Mark Skinn and Brendon Dinning were a strong checking line throughout the tour- nament and chipped in three goals, two by Foerster and one by Skinn. Adam Skinn was outstanding in goals, allowing just three goals in four games for .750 goals against average. Wingham also defeated St. Marys 3-2, Exeter 3-0, and Barrie 12-0. Wingham now meets Seaforth in the WOAA south novice conso- lation fmal round. Game two goes Friday at the Lockridge Memorial Arena at 6:30 p.m. BOWLING Monday Night Men's League (Monday, March 13) Standings: Stone Rollers, . 174; Volts, 158; Gophers, 137; Boat Peo- ple, 91.5; King Pins, 84; Matadors, 71.5. Weekly Results: Volts, 27; Stone Rollers, 25; Gophers, 21.5; Boat Peo- ple, 8.5; King Pins, 5; Matadors, 3. High Singles: Jack Ohm, 303; Rod Hickey, 301. High Triples: Rod Hickey, 893; Jack Ohm, 838. Top 10 Averages: Rod Hickey, 240; Jim Steffler, 220; Carl Good, 215; Bill Wall, 215; Joe Brophy, 212; Rob McKenzie, 212; Wayne Doerr, 208; Greg Storey, 206; Jack Ohm, 201; Len Sangster, 199. Bluevale Thursday Mixed League (Thursday, March 16) Standings: Playoffs - 'A' Side, Edna's, 3529; Caroline's, 3468; ' Dianne's, 3164. 'B' Side, . Hanna's 3420; Reggie's, 3199; Nancy's, 3063. High Singles `' (hdcp): Women - Grace Thompson, 306; Hanna Nich- olson, 242; Edna MacTavish, 240. Men - Paul Robinson, 306; Jeff Lay- ton, 302; Duane Diemert, 293. High Triples (flat): Women - Grace Thompson, 546; Nancy Thompson, 519; Dorothy Thompson, 500. Men - Ernie Cook, 694; Paul Robinson, 676; Doug Fischer, 610. High Triples (hdcp): Women - Grace Thompson, 684; Susanne Campbell, 672; Hanna Nicholson, 668: Men - Paul Robinson, 832; Du- ane Diemert, 746; Don McLean, 742; Jeff Layton, 742. Seniors Bowling (Wednesday, March 8) Women: Louise Bosnian, 172, 151; Marj Coultes, 117, 147; Ivy Cloakey, 175, 108; Mabel Wheeler, 114, 1.28; Doris Michie, 129, 153; Evelyn.Gal- braith, 112, 83; Laura Johnston, 137, 129; Wendy Hicks, 129, 95; Irene Lamont, 199, 170; Annie Cook, 97, 107; Alice Nicholson, 118, 100; Bet- ty Irwin, 85, 95; Kay McCormick, 139, 122. the Wingham Midgets major weakness, as they managed just one goal in the three games they played. En their opening game, Minto avenged last year's opening game loss by blanking the Lions Club Midgets 2-0. The Midgets went up against Hanover in their second contest, and needed a shoot out to post the victory. Nell Mowbray scored with two minutes left in the game to lifted Wingham into a 1-1 tie. Corey Moran and Arley Painter earned assists. Neither team scored in the five- minute overtime period, sending the game into a shoot out. Hanover's first shooter scored on Scott Allen, but then Allen stopped the next two shooters. Joel Wescast Novice Bs down Forest Josh Hicks and Jason Thomp- son scored in overtime on Sunday as Wingham Wescast Industries Novice Bs downed Mount Forest 3-1. Mount Forest scored a 2-1 deci- sion on Saturday. Jason Thompson scored in regu- lation time on Sunday for Wing - ham. Assists were collected by Mia Bieman, Brad Carter and Matt Rozendal. The teams were even at 1-1 at the end of regulation. S. Greer scored for Mount For- est. Nick Henderson was in goal for the Novice Bs. John King was the lone goal getter for Wingham on Saturday with Thompson earning an assist. Matt Leblanc scored both goals for Mount Forest. Pegg and Travis Baler scored to give. Wingham die win. • Wingham' came out flat in the consolation against Flesherton, liming 6-0. Wingham goalie Scott Allen and shooter Todd Edgar won the skills competition. maim FM Windows Doors Siding Manufacturers Of Custom Aluminum & Vinyl Windows, Doors & Enclosures Free In -Home Estimates Canadian Made - Factory Direct Gregg Ward 887-9432 Fax: 887-9839 1-800-850-3028 R.R. Bluevale The Ontario Senior Games are coming upon us very quickly. ' The community games are being held in May or' early June. The purpose of the games is to improve physical fitness, improve one's sense of well being, increase mental stimulation, increase recreational involvement, provide opportunities for social interaction and allow for co-operation, tennis, swimming, golf walking, cribbage, horseshoes, carpet bowling and lawn bowling. The Wingham Recreational Department is looking for volunteers to help organize and run the community Senior Games. NANONAPARKS AND RECREATION if you are interested or have any questions call the Wingham Recreation Department at DEPT. 1511208 Roadhouse Restaurant rime - Rib Friday East of Wingham 357-4492 Daily Specials Hwy #86