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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1995-07-05, Page 6P THE WINGHAM ADVANGETIMES Stingers register victory Dave Eadie pitched the entire game for the Belmore Stingers as the squad downed the Clifford 4 `Aces 13-3 last Thursday evening in Bluewater Fastball League play. Scott Smith and Jeff Fischer each had homeruns for Belmore in the winning cause. The Stingers take on Palmerston in Paimerston tomorrow evening, July 6, before participating in the Wroxeter tournament this weekend. Bowlers take to greens Comfortable weather greeted lawn bowlers to the Laurentian Bank -sponsored tournament last Saturday at Wingham. Sixteen teams participated from Lucknow, Hanover, Atwood, Goderich, Clin- ton and Wingham. .The first -place team was skipped by Don Haines of Clinton. Jack Fis- cher's Lucknow team was second and Ray Buchanan's Atwood squad, third. Ken Chaput's Luck - now team was fourth and Mac MacKay of Wingham, fifth. Ken Saxton Sr. of Wingham 'won the consolation. Dennis Schmidt of Goderich won a set of mugs and Marion An- derson, Hanover, a deck of cards. The remaining bowlers each re- ceived a pin .or key chain, golf tees •or loonies. New members, young or old, are welcome at the lawn bowling club. Family fishing weekend Anyone interested who would like to try fishing for the first time (or the first time in a long time) in Ontario waters, circle the weekend of July 7-9 on the calendar. For those three days only (1,2:01 a.m. Friday to 11:59 p.m. Sunday), Canadian residents can enjoy the fun of fishing in Ontario without a licence during the seeond annual -y Ontario Family Fishing Weekend. All other regulations, fees and limits will apply. People must abide by the conservation licence limits set out in the Ontario 1995 Sport Fishing Regulations Sum- mary, available from fishing li- cence issuers or the Ontario Minis- try of Natural Resources. The limit on walleye and, trout, for example, may be two instead .of five or six. Some fish, such as perch or pumpkinseed, have no limit. And, of course there is no limit to the number of fish that can be released. Events related to this special weekend will take,place across the province. • For further information contact a tourist information centre, or call the Tourist Ontario Information Litre at 1 -800 -ONTARIO (668- 2746) or at 1-800-268-3736 for service in French. T Emergency training...The Wingham Recreation Department's summer pool and day camp staff were involved in emergency procedure training last week. The training in- volved life-saving and rescue techniques in the pool and on land. One of the scenarios inv - olved a swimming pool victim who dove into the shallow end of the pool, striking her head on the bottom. Cheryl Underwood, Kyla IrvEne, Carolyn Pike, and Lisa Inwood receive assistance from Karen Clugston (on pool deck) in lifting victim.Lbeya DeBruyn out of the pool. Strikers improve record The Wingham Strikers im- proved their Huron County Atom Co-ed Soccer League record to five wins and a loss last Tuesday evening by scoring a 3-0 decision over the Lucknow Mustangs. The Strikers opened the scoring in the first minute on a nice set-up , by Tim Montgomery who made a nice crossing pass td Billy McGrail who scored. Jeff Drost popped a high shot over the Mustang goalie on a di- rect kick for Wingham's second goal. Adam Skinn, with the help of a strong breeze drilled a high shot for the Strikers third marker. The game was called early be- cause of lightening. Kathryn Askes played her best game of the year and Laurita McGrail was strong on the wing, making several good passes: The Green Machine scored a 3- 1 decision 'over the Stingers in Wingham squirt division minor soccer play last Wednesday Scoring for the Green Machine were . Andrew Glassier, Tyler De- Vos, and Jordan Doig. . Ryan Shaw was the lone goal getter for the Stingers. Wingham Sportsmen fishing Fish day...Darlene Galbraith helps out Midwestern Re- gional Centre client Sidney during the fish -out day for special education students, held June 21 at the Wingham Sportsmen Club. Over 80 people enjoyed the day of fishing. Bluewater Fastball League Chepstow Aces Wingham Colts Palmerston Imperials Belmore Stingers Clifford 4 Aces Lakeshore Heat Wroxeter Steelhawks 7. 4 .563 67 39 — 7 4 .563 62 49 — 6 3 .563 49 51 . — 7 5 .542 60 62 .5 5 4 .521 65 34 1.0 3 7 .417 32 63 15 1 7 .375 21 52 4.5 Bluewater Fastball League Thursday, July 6 - Clifford 4 Aces at Chepstow Aces, 8:45 p.m. Chep- stow. Thursday, July 6 - Belmore Stingers at Palmerston Midgets, 8:45 p.m. Palmerston. Monday, July 10 - Intermediate Steelhawks. at Belmore Stingers, 8:45 p.m. Belmore. Monday, July 10 - Palmerston 'Midgets at Lakeshore Heat, 9 p.m. South- ampton. Tuesday, July 11 - Lakeshore Heat at Clifford 4 Aces, 8:45 p.m. Clif- ford. HORSESHOES Thursday, June 29 `A' Category Harold Carter and Hank Carter were first in the double round 40 - point game 'A' category of the horse- shoes competition played last Thurs- day at the Wingham Sportsmen Club. They had four wins and were +75. Paul' McKee and Lynn Hewitt were second with four wins and +20. Jim Nelson and Eric Hewitt were third with three wins and +74,`A1 McKenzie and Al Schaus were fourth with one win and +145. B' Category Dave Gulley and Wilf Towns were first in the double round 40 -point game 'B' category with six wins. Dan Stacey and Jim Weppler were second with three wins and +70. Bill McAstocker and Terry Anger were third with two wins and +99. Doug Vanderwoude and Peter DeGroot were fourth with one win and +135. BE WISE . ADVERTISE About 80 adults and children participated in the annual day of fishing for the area's special edu- cation students at the Wingham Sportsmen Club, on June 21. It marked the 27th consecutive year that the special education stu- dents have enjoyed a day of fish- ing at the sportsmen club pond. The special education students are from Wingham Public School, and other area elementary schools, and also F.E. Madill Secondary School. Clients from the Midwestern Regional Centre in Palmerston also take part in the day of fun. The students and adults are on a one-to-one ratio during the day of fishing. WEHNEsJM, JULY 5,1999 C41t, post 7 - win over Aces The Wingham Colts posted a 7- 3 decision over the home town Clifford 4 Aces last Tuesday in Bluewater Fastball League. Tom McDonald went the dis- tance on the mound for the Colts, allowing nine hits and striking out seven. Reg Walls was tagged with the defeat for the 4 Aces. He gave up a dozen hits, two walks and struck out nine in nine innings of work. Left fielder Corey McKee hit an RBI single in the fourth inning to drive in the first run for the Colts. First base player Bill Haines then scored McKee with a double Catcher Mike MacKay singled to drive in two runs, giving Wing - ham a 4-0 lead. Short stop Jason Goodall singled to drive in the Colts fifth run. McDonald rapped out a run - scoring single in the ninth inning to give the Colts their 7-3 win. Centre fielder Jason Daw, MacKay, Goodall, and McDonald each had two hits in five at -bats. Right fielder Joel Rank and left fielder Wes Hope were each 2 -for - 4 at the plate for Clifford, and cen- tre fielder Don Leslie had one hit in five at -bats. Brussels Bulls &Brussels Optimists i present Friday July 14, 1995 B.M.&G. 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