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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1995-04-26, Page 7Celtics claim commercial crown Carl's Celtics claimed the playoff championship for the Tuesday Commercial Bowling League with a total pinfall of 10,240. IVIembers of the team were Carl Good, Heather Mclntosh, Sandra Lowrie, Trudy Hill, Paula Shaw and Stephanie Cleghorn. Awards were presented Friday evening at the Wingham Legion. The Jegular season crown was claimed' -`by . ed's Timberwolves with 113 points.' Members of the te,'1 were Ted Moran, Marilyn Whitft:,d, Jerry Hoggarth, Shani Webb, Steve Durnin, and Linda Hick Tammy Cleghom costed the women's high average uring the regular season with a 208. Rob McKenzie had the men's high av- erage with a 215. Linda Hickey rolled the wom- en's high single with a 355. Rick Hill had the men's high single with a one -game pinfall of 327. Lori Tiffin rolled the women's high triple with a three -game total ,pinfall of 818. Carl Good had the men's high triple with a three - game pinfall of 738. Paula Shaw and Shani Webb were the most improved women's bowlers, increasing their averages by eight pins. Bruce Currie was the men's most improved bowler, increasing his average by 11 pins. Betty Stanley had the women's high single during the playoffs with a 276 and Bruce Currie rolled the men's high single with a 301. Stephanie Cleghom had the women's high triple during the playoffs with a three -game pinfall of 661. Reg Sewers had the men's high triple with a 695 pinfall. Recording perfect attendance for the year were Betty Stanley, Cathy Benniger, Linda Hickey, Lori Tiffin, Carl Good, Paula Shaw and Heather McIntosh. Captains for the 1995-96 season are Ann Sweiger, Trudy Hill, Lori Tiffin, Stephanie Cleghom, Paula Shaw and Betty Stanley. Ted Moran is the president for 1995-96, Terry Sweiger is the treasurer, and Tammy Cleghorn is the secretary. ,0,.e• e ei be Shop. ••40 BOWLING Seniors Bowling (Wednesday, April 19) Women: Ivy Cloakey, 145, 160; Bet- ty Irwin, 84, 120; Laura Johnston, • 126, 191; Mae Lou*, 117, 119; Evelyn Galbraith, 69, 103; Annie Cook, 93, 100; Louise Bosman, 119, 167; Doris Michie, 127, 117; Marj Coultes, 198, 225; Irene Lamont, 153, 113; Alice Nicholson, 109, 112; Mabel Wheeler, 112, 136; Kay McComtick, 116, 115. Men: Arnold Cook, 162 168, 132; Alva Myers, 155, 110, 130; Hap Swatridge, 167, 164, 169; Ray Neill, 100, 128, 141; Ken Saxton, 118, 139; Graeme McDole, 148, 236, 200; George Michie, 167, 187, 196; Clar- ence McCallum, 144, 119, 110; Jim Coultes, 152, 170, 91; Bob Carbert, 179, 164, 126. • Individual awards...Receiving individual awards in the Tuesday Commercial Mixed Bowling League for 1994-95 were (front) Paula Shaw, Betty Stanley, Stephanie Cleghorn, Tammy Cleghorn, Linda Hickey, Shani Webb, and Lori Tiffin; (back) Bruce Currie, Rob McKen- zie, Rick Hill, Reg Sewers, and Carl Good. Season ehamps••.Ted's Timberwolves were the regular season champs for the Tuesday Commercial Mixed Bowling League. Team members were (front) Linda Hickey, Marilyn Whitfield, and Shani Webb; (back) Steve Durnin and Ted Moran. Missing is Jerry Hoggarth. Bluewater Fastball League Sunday, May 14 - Intermediate Steelhawks at Wingham Colts, 2 p.m: Josephine Street Ballpark, Wingham. Monday, May 15 - Palmerston Midgets at Belmore Stingers, 8:45 p.m. Belmore ballfield, Belmore. Monday, May 15 - Clifford 4 Aces at Lakeshore Heat, 9 p.m. Port Elgin ballfield, Port Elgin. Tuesday, May 16 - Wingham Colts at Clifford 4 Aces, 8:45 p.m. Clif- ford ballfield, Clifford. Thursday, May 18 - Intermediate Steelhawks at Chepstow Aces, 8:45 p.m. Chepstow hallfield, Chepstow. Thursday, May 18 - Wingham Colts at Palmerston Midgets, 8:45 p.m. Palmerston ballfield, Palmerston. Friday, May 19 - Lakeshore Heat at Belmore Stingers, 8:45 p.m. Bel - more ballfield, Belmore. Monday, May 22 - Intermediate Steelhawks at Belmore Stingers, 8:45 p.m. Belmore ballfield, Belmore. Monday, May 22 - Wingham Colts at Lakeshore Heat, 9 p.m. Port El- gin ballfield, Port Elgin. Tuesday, May 23 - Chepstow Aces at Clifford 4 Aces, 8:45 p.m. Clif- ford ballfield, Clifford. Thursday, May 25 - Belmore Stingers at Chepstow Aces, 8:45 p.m., Chepstow ballfield, Chepstow. Thursday, May 25 - Intermediate Steelhawks at Palmerston Midgets, 8:45 p.m. Palmerston ballfield, Palmerston. Friday, May 26 - Clifford 4 Aces at Wingham Colts, 8 p.m. Josephine Street Ballpark, Wingham. Friday, May 26 - Palmerston Midgets at Intermediate Steelhawks, 8:30 p.m. Belmore ballfield, Belmore. Sunday, May 28 - Chepstow Aces at Wingham Colts, 2 p.m. Josephine Street Ballpark, Wingham. Sunday, May 28 - Lakeshore Heat at Intermediate Steelhawks, 2 p.m. Wroxeter ballfield, Wroxeter. Monday, May 29 - Palmerston Midgets at Lakeshore Heat, 9 p.m. Port Elgin ballfield, Port Elgin. Tuesday, May 30 • Belmore Stingers at Clifford 4 Aces, 8:45 p.m. Clif- ford ballfield, Clifford. Wednesday, May 31 - Chepstow Aces at Palmerston Midgets, 8:45 p.m. Palmerston ballfield, Palmerston. BELGRAVE EUCHRE, There were 11 tables of euchre in play at` the Women's Institute Hall last Wednesday. Aiice Nicholson was the high lady and Mary Taylor was second high. Lois Chamney" had the most lone hands and Jane Grasby was low lady. Harvey Edgar ar was the high man a Jim Coultes, second high. Bob Gras had the most lone hands and K McCormick (playing as a man) was low. LEGION SHOOT A total of 17 tables of shoot players enjoyed competition last Monday night at the Wingham Le- gion Hall. Marj Coultes was the high lady and Verna Curries second high. Lloyd Montgomery was high man and Sam Thompson, second high. Merle McFarlane had the most shoots for the ladies and Ross Tay- lor for the men. Draw prizes went to Olive Ja- mieson, Marg Metcalfe, Lois Chamney, Marie Chittick and Agnes Cameron. The next Legion card party, a eu- chre, will be held on Monday, May 1. HAPPY GANG SHOOT A shoot party was held in the Wingham Armouries last Tuesday, sponsored by the Wingham Happy Gang seniors. Prizes went to the following: high lady, Nell Johnston; second high, Marie Merkley; high man, Alex Robertson; se cond high, Kay McCormick and lone hands, Mar- garet McVittie, Betty Newman and Jean Robertson. SHUFFLEBOARD (Tuesday„ kora, I8)i I Mary Robinson and Marg Gavre- luk were first in the ViTingham Sports- men Club's shuftleboarul' competition ':held last Tuesday evening, They Were undeafeated with six wins. Louise Welwood and Jim Johnston were second with three wins and +85. Mason Robinson and Jean Rob- inson were third with three wins and +73. Cord Welwood and Glen Walk- er were fourth with three wins and +30. Muriel Grummett and Jack Shiell were fifth with two wins and +124. Barry Hogg and Sam Thompson .were sixth with two wins, and +84. 'Joanne Sproul and Gene Porter were seventh with two wins and +11. HHO12SESHDES Saturday, April 22 Singles Wayne Woods of Chesley was first in the single round 30 -point game singles division of the Alex Boa Memorial tournament held Sat- urday at the Wingham Sportsmen Club. He had seven wins and was +25. Harold Carter of Goderich was second with seven wins and +13. John Murphy of Thedford was third with four wins and +83. Jim Nelson of Walkerton was fourth with four wins and +76. Eric Hewitt of Kincardine was fifth with four wins and +58, and Skip Rogers of Walkerton was sixth with four wins and +57. Jo Ann Woods of Chesley was seventh with three wins and +68. Paul McKee of Wingham was eighth with three wins and +65. John Schaus of Formosa was ninth with two wins and +105. Hank Carter of Wingham was 10th with one win and +115. °A' Division Harold Carter and Doug Fries of Waterloo were first in the double round 45 -point game 'A' divsion with five wins and +34. Peter Both of Elmira and Wayne Uttley of Elmi- ra were second with five wins and +29. Tom Murry of Elmira and Brian Leachman of Wingham were third with three wins and +145. Skip Rog- ers and Hank Carter were fourth with one win and +125. 'B' Dlvsion Lome Kuntz of Chesley and Vern Hutchings of Shedden were first in the double round 30 -point game division with eight wins and +44. Ron Olmsted Owen Sound and Dave Golley of Wingham were sec- ond with seven wins and +79. Tim Bolton of Walkerton and Doug Van- derwoude of Wingham were third with five wins and +108. Lome Hamilton of Wingham and Steve Aberley of Elmira were fourth with four wins and +103. Wilf Townes of Kincardine and Del Rumbold of London were fifth with three wins and +134. Lyn Hewitt of Kincardine and Peter DeGroot of Goderich were sixth with three wins and +127. Thursday, April 20 °A° Division Don Frook and John Schaus were first in the single round 40 -point game 'A' division of horseshoes play on April 20. They had four wins And were +22. Wayne Sachs, and Eric Hewitt were second with three wins/ and +78. Harold Carter and Rick Bross were third with three wins and +57. Skip Rogers and Hank Carter were fourth with three wins and +53. Jim Nelson and Paul McKee were fifth with two wins and +78. Al MacKen- zie and Bernie Bender with sixth with no wins and +153. 'B' Division Harold Maize and Dan Stacey were first in the single round 35 - point game 'B' division with five wins and +27. Doug Hinsperger anti Ralph Koopman were second with four wins and +47. Harvey Bolton and Bob Gavreluk were third with four wins and +43. Wilf Townes and Doug Vanderwoude were fourth with three• wins and +78. Lyn Hewitt and Peter DeGroot were fifth with two wins and +115. Jim Bolton and Eugene Kuntz were sixth with two wins and +97. Don Carter and Bob Burr were seventh with one win and +78. PIONEER. Pioneer@ Hi=B.red Production, Ltd. is currently looking for Soybean Growers to produce variety 9007 and other early maturity varieties. For further information contact Brian or Stu at 1-800-265-0554 between 7:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. Monday to Friday. Vide Ude "The Complete Music Store for the Amateur & Professional:" P.A. Equlpment'CD's & Tapes•Sheet Music •Marlln'Yamaha. -Fender. Washburn Jose•hine St. Win. ham 357,2811 Saturday Morning (April 15) High Singles: Girls - Caitlin Carson, 134, Boys - Eric Skinn, 232. High Doubles: Girls - Caitlin Car- son, 267. Boys - Eric Skinn, 384. 100+ Games: Girls - Lindsay Wil- lits, 101; Carly Sangster, 106; Mi- chelle Ortleib, 100; Melissa Nesbitt, 121, 119; Caitlin Carson, 133, 134; Jenna Sangster, 101. Boys - Greg Willits; 154, 102; Sean Brophy, 117, 221; Jamie Benninger, 101; Sheldon McKee, 134, 102; Timmy Barfoot, 176, 112; Chad Carter, 114, 123; Brett Skinn, 147; Patrick Nesbitt, 162, 122; Eric Skinn, 152, 232. Friday Evening (April 16) High Singles: Boys - Bantam, Au- gust Voisin, 127; Junior, Trevor Hickey, 230; Senior, Jeremy Guptill, 232. High'Triptes/Doubies: Girls - Ban- tam, Jackie Sewers, 228 (double); Junior, Julie Moffat, 463 (triple); Senior, Sherri Voisin, 465 (triple). Boys - Bantam, August Voisin, 253 (double); Junior, Trevor Hickey, 5$8 (triple); Senior, Jeremy Hickey, 535 (triple). 150+ Games: Girls - Tamara Krebs, 159; Julie Moffat, 154. Boys - James Visser, 154; Jeremy Hickey, 229, 165; Trevor Hickey, 171; Ryan Wickens, 159, 153; Sandy Guptill, 154; Garrett Yorke, 191; Jim Black, 156. Bantam 100+ Games: Girls - Jackie Sewers, 105. Boys - August Voisin, 126; Justin Sewers, 107, 109; Chad Skinn, 101, 110. BE WISE m ADVERTISE Ntk 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: 889-9839 1-800-850-3028 R.R.#2 Bluevale NOW OPEN Huron 8z Bruce � 4 Machining Custom Machining & Fabricating Specializing in: Hydraulic Cylinders Hydraulic Pumps, motors, hoses, seals. 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