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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1995-10-25, Page 7WEDNESIIAY, OCTOBER 25, 1895 TMEWINNHONADVANCETIMES card COMMUNITY SHOOT The Belgrave Community Club held a dessert shoot party on Fri- day, Oct. 13, with 11 tables in play. The winners were: high lady, Ai- leen Leddy; second high, Audrey Edgar; most shoots, Alice Nichol- son; low lady, Agnes Gaunt; high man, Marj Coultes; second high, Dennis Leddy; most shoots, Jack Taylor; low man, Stanley Black. The next shoot party will be held this Friday, Oct. 27, in the Belgrave Institute Hall. Please note the change of place . A1I are welcome. BELGRAVE EUCHRE There were 13 tables of euchre in play at the Women's Institute Hall on Wednesday, Oct. 18. Alice Nicholson was the high lady and Jean Thedorf, second high. Lois Chamney had the' most lone hands and Ora Bruce was low lady. Nell Johnston, playing as a man, was high man and Richard Moore was second high. Harvey Edgar had the most lone hands and Gordon Thedorf was Ithv. The next Belgrave euche is to- night, Oct. 25, starting at 8 o'clock. Everyone welcome. Saturday, Oct. 21 Smurfs 45+ Games: Bobbie Jean Young, 61; Katie Young, 53; Devin Dunn, 60; Amanda Darlow, 51; Emma Dar- ling, 88; Katie Darling, 73; Nicole Thompson, 74; Kathleen Johnston, 70; Terri McKee, 52; Edan Walker, 48; Lauren English, 86; Kelsey Whit- field, 71. Bantams 100+ Games: Jenny Kraemer, 103; Jamie Benninger, 155; Greg Willits, 117, 104; Melissa Nesbitt, 128; Brandi Thompson, 101; Sheldon McKee, 126, 126; Jackie Sewers, 181, 106; Krystal Kraemer, 138, 142; Patrick Nesbitt, 106; Brian King, 111; Chad Curtis, 141; Victoria Whitfield, 106; Justin Sewers, 100; August Voisin, 100; Richard Dutton, 117; Eric Skinn, 138, 115; Brett Skinn, 155, 127; Dustin Fear, 105. Juniors 125+ Games: Jordan Rhodes, 128, 129; Tim Barfoot, 144; Stephanie Munday, 135; Chad Skinn, 148; Chrissy Adams, 147; Julie Moffat, 172; Nathaniel Bakelaar, 125, 167; Kris Wickens,•139, 128; Sandy Gup- till, 224, 131; Nora Voisin, 145;' James Fear, 143; Garrett Yorke, 184, 147, 166; Andrew Scammell, 125, 136; James Fear, 125; Trevor Hick- ey, 181, 148, 151; Ryan Wickens, 153, 174, 197; Jim Black, 128, 156, 154. Seniors 150+ Games: Sherri Voisin, 199, 187; Jeramy Guptill, 182; Jeremy Hickey, 198, 201, 196. BOWLING Monday Night Men's League (Monday, Oct. 16) Standings: Volts, 126; Stone Roll- ers. 116; King Pins, 94.5; Gophers, 70.5; Boat People. 68.5; Matadors, 64.5. Weekly Results: Volts, 23; King Pins, 18.5; Stone Rollers, 18; Mata- dors, 12; Gophers, 11.5; Boat People, 7. High Singles: Rob McKenzie, 319; Rod Hickey, 315. High Triples: Rod Hickey. 795; Rob Mckenzie, 790. Top 10 Averages: Rod Hickey, 253; Rob McKenzie, 238; Dave Nesbitt, 223; Wayne Doerr, 223; Carl Good, 203; Jim Steffler, 203; Brian Hoy, 203; Joe Brophy, 202; Greg Storey, 202; Terry Swieger, 201. Seniors Bowling (Wednesday, Oct. 18) Women: Marj Coultes. 187. 177; Betty Irwin, 88, 98; Mabel Wheeler, 123, 132; Laura Johnston, 159. 147; Louise Bosman, 98, 109; Mae Lout - tit, 132, 108; Annie Cook. 71, 96; Evelyn Galbraith. 120. 108. Men: Jim Coultes, 129. 135. 106; Clarence McCallum, 116, 105, 143; Ken Saxton, 149, 123. 152; Bob Car- bert, 176, 166, 155; Gord Louttit, 102, 89. 105; Ray Neill, 121. 106, 149; George Michie. 129, 166. 108; Hap Swatridge, 133, 193, 199; Al Myers, 135.104, 159. Bluevale Thursday Mixed League (Thursday, Oct. 19) Standings: Paul's. 32; Kay's, 29; Doug's. 26; Susanne's. 23; Jeffs. 22; Steve's, 15. High Singles (hdcp): Women - Dianne Kraemer, 285; Audrey John- ston. 259; Winnie Boyd. 243. Men - Wayne Day, 289; Gene Chadwick.. 279; Mike Darling, 279. High Triples: (Flat): Women - Dianne Kraemer. 651; Tracey Carter, 537; Winnie Boyd. 482. Men - Mike Darling, 688; Wayne Day. 595; Steve Baxter, 545. High Triples (hdcp): Women - Dianne Kraemer, 804; Tracey Carter. 651; Nancy Thompson. 638. Men - Mike Darling, 736; Wayne Day. 718; John Thyssen. 693. 200+ Games: Mike Darling. 263, 229; W..yne Day, 248. 206; Jim •Th',mpson, 237; Dianne Kraemer, 234, 210, 207; Jeff Layton. 224; Au drey Johnston. 201; Winnie Boyd. 200. Trophy reeipients...The F.E. Madill cross-country team claimed the Doug Lud- wig Memorial Trophy for having the lowest point total of the school's best four teams. The girls teams won the overall title and the boys teams came up one point short as Stratford Central took the overall title. The midget girls and the junior boys also captured conference titles. Mustangs run to top honors The Madill cross-country team claimed top honors last Tuesday at the Huron -Perth championship, held at the Wingham high school course, as they collected three con- ference pennants. Sjaan Gerth ran to a first place finish in the 4900 -km midget boys race, with Jamie Good finishing in the runner-up spot. The junior boys team of Dennis Lubbers, John Deyell, B.J. Prince, and Rodney Ireland placed sec- ond, third, fourth, and seventh to capture first place team honors. The Madill midget girls team of Rae Lynn Pellet, Melina Hussey, Shannon Thompson, and Heather Ballagh were also conference team champions. The Mustangs also claimed the overall girls pennant and the Doug Ludwig • Memorial Award for the best, four team scores. All 41 runners on the school's cross-country team advanced to the WOSSA championships which is being held tomorrow_. near Aylmer. The Madill results from the Hu- ron -Perth championships follow. Midget Girls 3 -km Rae Lynn Pellet, 5th, 14:47.74 minutes; Melina Hussey, 6th, 14:58.57; Shannon Thomason, 7th, 15:00.64; Heather Baflagh, 11th, 15:32.17; Kendra Folkard, 18th, 17:41.40. First place team. Junior Girls 3,800 metres Christa • Pegg, 3rd, 18:35.20 minutes; Lesley Pike, 9th, 19:I2.22; Kara Pepper, I2th, 19:38.26; Susan Bieman, 14th, 20:06,00; Denise Millen, 15th, 20:26.10; Nicole Waechter, 18th, 21:00.07; Michelle Freiburger, 20th, 21:27.17; Victoria Waechter., 23rd, 21:56.16; Corrie Kranen- burg, 26th, 22:38.03. Second place team. • Senior Girls 4,900 metres Tasha Mayer, 6th, 22:14.16 minutes; Julie Lisle, 7th, 22:36.73; Jen Fenton, 11th, 24:00.47; Si- mone Bleeker, 17th, 26:08.49. Second place team. Midget Boys 4,900 metres Sjaan Gerth, 1st, 17:32.66 min- utes; Jamie Good, 2nd, 18:32.97; Trevor Askes, 14th, 21:26.34; Randy Armstrong, 22nd, 23:26.63; Phillip Hiusser, 24th, 23:4934; Rob Hill, 30th, 28:06.14. Third place team. Junior Boys 6,000 metres Dennis Lubbers, 2nd, 22:26.29 minutes; 23:00.02; 23:16.83; 23:38.59; 24:24.10; 24:45.59; 25:47.07; 26:12.62; 26:15.98; 27:30.60; 27:35.35; John Deyell, B.J. Prince, Rodney Ireland, Jason Pritchard, Aaron Barrie, Jonathan Patch; Brandon Anger, Jeff Osinga, Andy Shaw, Chris Bowyer, Adam Schiestel, 3rd, 4th, 7th, 1 l th, 13th, 17th, 20th, 21st, 27th, 28th, 30th, Western Junior 'C' Friday, Oct. 27 - Wingham Ironmen at Wiarton Wolves, 8:30 p.m. Wiar- ton Arena. Friday, Oct. 27 -.Brussels Bulls at Walkerton Blackhawks, 9 p.m. Wal- kerton Arena. Sunday, Oct. 29 . Hanover Barons at Wingham Ironmen, 2 p.m. Lock - ridge Memorial Arena, Wingham. ROYAL HOMES LIMITED Saturday, November 4, 1995 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon 30:3L66. First place team. Senior Boys 7,100 metres Craig McNay, 7th, 27:16.03 minutes; Rowan Kerr, Ilth, 29:01,06; Ben Knorr, 15th, 30:24.83; Chris Burkholder, 16th, 30:43.67; Greg MacKenzie, 22nd, 36:20.85. Fourth place team. HORSESHOES Thursday, Oct. 19 'A' division Don Frook and Eric Hewitt were first in the single round 50 -point game 'A' division of the horseshoes 'competition held Thursday at the Wingham Sportsmen Club. They had four wins. Jim Nelson and Paul McKee were second with three wins and +24. Jack Arnold and John Schaus were third with two wins and +80. Al MacKen- zie and Lin Hewitt' wee fourth with qne,� win and +86. Harold Carter and Stifnie Bender were firth with zero wins and +98. AB' division Bill McAstocker and Roger Irvine were first in the single round 40 - point game `B' division with four wins and +37. Lorne Kuntz and Jim Weppler were second with three wins and +63. Ivan' Gardner and Bob Burr were third with three wins and +61. Dan Stacey and Peter DeGroot were fourth with two wins and +111. Har- old Maize and Bob Gavreluk were fifth with two wins and +88. Wilf Townes and George Warner were sixth with one win and +102. Bulls rebound against Wolves to improve record to 2d•1 Mike Henry now head coach Jim Bridges is assistant After falling to Hanover Barons at home Saturday evening, the Brussels Bulls travelled to Wiar- ton Sunday afternoon and posted a 6-1 decision over the Wolves in Western Junior 'C' Hockey League play. The Bulls held a 2-0 advantage after the first period on Sunday and then took a 4-0 lead into the final period. Jamie Taylor lost his shut out about midway through the third period. Tim Beyer paced the Brussels offence with a three -goal effort. Darin Alviano and Ryan Wright collected one goal and two assists each. Brian McNichol chipped in with a single marker. Despite outshooting the Barons 38-30 on Saturday, the Bulls were handed a 6-4 setback. Brussels outshot Hanover 14-7 in the opening period, but trailed on the scoreboard 3-1. The. Barons took a 5-1 lead into the final peri- od. Sheldon Mustard netted a pair of goals for Brussels with Alviano getting one goal and one assist. 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