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The Wingham Advance Times, 1995-04-05, Page 18D'H HA1M TIMES Saturday Morning March 25 High Singles: Girls - Melissa Nes- bitt, 155. Boys - ,Timmy Barfoot, 176. High Doubles: Girls - Melissa Nes- bitt, 261. Boys - Timmy Barfoot, 280. 100+ Games: Girls - Megan Bu- shell, 108; Brandi Thompson, 107; Lindsay Willits, 100, 118; Michelle Ortlieb, 101, 100; Melissa Nesbitt, 155, 106. Boys - Timmy Barfoot, 176, 104; Chad Carter, 168; Greg Willits, 107; Jonas Whytock, 126, 133; Brian King, 158, 135; Brett Skinn, 121, 148. Friday Evening March 24 High Singles: Girls - Bantam, Chrissy Adams, 138; Junior, Tamara Krebs, 223; Senior, Sherri Voisin, 214. Boys - Bantam, Robbie Hall, 160; Junior, Ryan Wickens, 261; Senior, Jeremy Hickey, 179. High Doublesrfriples: Girls - Ban- tam, Krystal Kraemer, 188 (double); Junior, Nora Voisin, 515 (triple); Senior, Sherri Voisin, 493 (triple). Boys - Bantam, Justin Sewers, 294 (double); Junior, Garrett Yorke, 524 (triple); Senior, Jeremy Hickey, 501 (triple). 150+ Games: Girls - Nora Voisin, 218; Julie Moffat, 175, 150; Tamara Krebs, 161. Boys - Jim Black, 234, 197; Lucas Carson, 169, 161;.Jeremy Hickey, 162, 174; Andrew Scam- mell, 160; Garrett Yorke, 244. Bantam 100+ Games: Girls - Jenny Kraemer, 106; Krystal Kraemer, 106. Boys - August Voisin, 113; Justin Sewers, 138, 156; Chad Skinn, 102, 125. SHUFFLEBOARD) M (Tuesday, March 28) Bonnie Shiell and Bob Gavreluk were first in shuffleboard competi- tion held last Tuesday at the Wing - ham Sportsmen Club. They had sev- en wins and +31: Jean Robinson and Cord Welwood were runners-up with seven wins and +27. Marg Gavreluk and Jim Johnston were third with five wins and +24. Anne Thompson and Glenn Golley were fourth with four wins and +55. • Shirley Hackett and Mason Robin- son were fifth with three wins and +90. Norma Colley and Gene 'Porter were sixth with three wins and +50. Joanne Sproul arid Sam Thompson were seventh with three wins and +36. Mary Robinson and Charley McKay t'ere eighth with two wins and +92: Louise Welwood and Glen Walker were ninth with two wins and +79. BOWLING Monday Night Men's League (Monday, March 27) Playoffs °A' Divison: Volts, 3453; Gophers, 3348; Stone Rollers, 3343. 'B' DivlsionBoat People, 3677; King Pins. 3494; Matadors, 3462. High Singles: Jack Ohm, 298; Paul Rintoul, 295. High Triples: Jack Ohm, 767; Greg Storey, 707; Paul Rintoul, 707. Top 10 Averages: Rod Hickey, 239; Jim Steffler, 220; Carl Good, 216; Bill Wall, 215; Rob McKenzie, 212; Joe Brophy, 210; Greg Storey, 210; Wayne Doerr, 208; Jack Ohm, 207; Len Sangster, 199. Bluevale Thursday Mixed League (Thursday, March 30) Playoffs 'A' Division: Dianne's, 10,380; Edna's, 10,237; Caroline's, 10,129. 'B' Division: Hanna's, 9,872; Nan- cy's, 9,658; Reggie's, 9,533. High Singles (hdcp): Women - Nan- cy Thompson, 272; Tracey Carter, 271; Dorothy Thompson, 266. Men - Emie Cook, 335; Duane Diemen, 310; Rod Hickey, 291. High Triples (flat): Women - Caro- line Greenaway, 593; Grace Thomp- son, 590; Dorothy Thompson, 587. Men - Rod Hickey; 745; Kevin Hick- ey, 682; Ernie Cook, 660. High Triples (hdcp): Women - Grace Thompson, 728; Dorothy Thompson, 722; Caroline Greena- way, 719. Men - Duane Diemen, 832; Jeff Layton, 745; Rod Hickey, 721. 200+ Games: Ernie Cook, 321; Rod Hickey, 299, 240, 206; Kevin Hick- ey, 260, 238; Duane Diemen, 252, 233; Tracey Carter, 233; Nancy Thompson, 230; Dorothy Thompson, 221; Randy Somers, 219; Don McLean, 218; Grace Thompson, 215, 204; Wayne Day, 215; Jeff Layton, 210, 200; Dianne Kraemer, 210; Doug Fischer, 208; Caroline Greena- way, 207, 202. Seniors Bowling (Wednesday, March 29) Women: Marj Coultes, 187, 132; Betty Irwin, 92, 107; Annie Cook, 126, 123; Ivy Cloakey, 106, 118; Ma- bel Wheeler, 104, 130; Evelyn Gal- braith, 91, 125; Mae Louttit, 212, 114; Eleanor Neill, 47, 108; Laura Johnston, 113, 160; Kay McCormick, 119, 129. Men: George Michie, 138, 155; Graeme McDale, 167, 293, 178; Clarence McCallum, 116, 115, 88; Ken Saxton, 130, 159, 136; Cord Louttit, 77;113, 115; Arnold Cook, 150, 128, 173; Ray Neill, 85, 94, 1 R'7. 4ton Cau o,rainn iso 110 1 SF. Ernie . 'ft _tare "The Complete Music Store for the Amateur & Professional." P.A. Equipment'CD's & Tapes•Shest Music •Martln•Vemaha* •Fender* Washburn Joseahine St, Win. ham 357.2811 wax Junior division...The junior division winners of the Shorty Brooks in -club figure skating competition held March 18 at the Lockrldge Memorial Arena were Ashley Warwick, sil- ver; Alison Brown, gold; and Brittany Horton, bronze. WEDNESDAY, APRJL £ 1995 Wingham Spring grade 3ai Sponsored by tete Winghang & illrea Ch&iwtber of Commerce April 12 and 13, 1995 • loyal earradian Legion (Wiklgkanrl) • Wednesday April 12, 5 p.m. -10 p.rn. Thursday April 13, 5 pen . - 10 p.m. Admission: Donations to the - Winghcivvi 1Vorunteer 7irevnen 7ireworks yard • Over 50 i (ooths of Exhibits 3rom wear and ,are Senior division...T-he senior division winners of the Shorty Brooks in -club figure skating competition held March 18 at the Lockridge Memorial Arena were Laurer Ritchie, bronze; Ashely Ritchie, gold; and Lindsay Warwick, silver. HORSESHOES Western Ontario Winter H orseshoes Championships (Saturday, April 1) The Hanover team of Don Frock, Tim Becker, Bernie Bender, and John Schaus took first place honors at the Werstem Ontario Winter Horseshoes championships held Sat- urday at the Wingham Sportsmen Club. They had 11 wins and and were +163 in the double round com- petition. The team average was 33.8 per cent. Second place went to the Carrick team of Skip Rogers, Harold Carter, Jeff Rogers and Doug Hinsperger with 10 wins and +180. The team average was 31.6. The Elmira team of Peter Both, Steve Aberley, Buster Hilker and Ken Lee were third with 1(l wins, +158, and a team average of 28.6. The Lambton team of John Murphy, George ,.Brouwer, Mac Brouwer, and Bob Dawdy were fourth with 10 wins, +157, and a team average of 33.9. The Chesley team of Wayne Woods, Jo -Anne Woods, Lloyd Carter and Lorne Kuntz were fifth with 10 wins, +135, and a team average of 30.8. The Wa- terloo team of Bob Dickson. Bud Davis, Doug Fries, and John Han- dley were sixth with 10 wins, +116, and a team average of 30.8. The Mildmay team of Wayne Huber, Dave Huber. Rick Bross and Art Huber were seventh with nine wins, +176, and a team average of 31.1. The Turnberry team of Hank Cart- er, Bnan Leachman, Jim Bolton and Leon Russell were eighth with seven wins, +206, and a team average of 29.7. The Armow team of Eric He- witt, Wilf Townes, Burt Townes and Bob Burr were ninth with seven wins, +173, and a team average of 25.5. The Wingham team of Roy Bean, Dan Stacey, Paul McKee and Bob Thompson were 10th with six wins, +211, and a team average of 28. Lunch is READY! Daily Luncheon Specials Homemade Soup: Conte out for lunch & bring a friend. Wingham Golf & Curling Club 1st Concession Soh of Wingham, E off Hwy #4 357-2179 AMILMINININakkagrialirraalNalralarraltallarlhallikk IDA Atoms claim league title; end dream team season In what was a dream finish to a great season, the Wingham IDA Atom Bs were crowned as league grand champions on Thursday. The players won their own divi- sion with a perfect 6-0 record against teams from Ripley, Tees - water and Normanby. The IDA Atoms then went head-to-head with the other WOAA division champions, Walkerton and Mount Forest. - While the games were close, with two going to overtime, the IDA Atoms prevailed again, going 4-0. Not only did the dream team win the league and its accompan- ing hardware, but they also found time during the playoffs to win the annual Mildmay tournament. The team went undefeated in four games, including an overtime win in the final. In all, the players finished off with a truly impressive 17 straight wins, against some very fine teams too. Congratulations too all in- volved. The players, parents, spon- sor, coaches, trainers, and the Wingham Minor Hockey Associa- tion. They made it all possible. A dream finish to a dream team. Announcement ' John Hart of Hatt Ford Mercury. is pleased to welcome Garry Woodcock'to his staff of professionals as General Manager. Garry brings years of experience in providing quality cars, trucks and personalized service. 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