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Wingham Royale
three-point weekend. ,eifl
brilliant 4-1 victory ovev
Mildmay Monarchs bthlnd
goal performance by
Remington and agyeseiv0,40*,
checking by Paul D1ckson
ee Earlier in the weekend
Royals skated to a 4-441
Milverton Four VVheet Dziye at
Wingham.,
Milverton opened the sec!
seven minutes into the ga4Tft'
a shorthanded goal byRip
Rick Jacklin replied ay&
powerplay goal at 17 il
assisted by Bruce Sh0
Wayne Johnston. Sec011407,
Milverton scored a poweri
goal by Mitchell to take a ;itiOisit,,
into the dressing room lee
POKE CHECK—Wayne Johnston got in behind the defence only to have the puck poked off
his slick by goaltender Hugh Nichol in the Royals' game aoalnst Milverton Friday.
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Bowling Scores
0,041/ *•000410.900.4100. .0.404110,004100.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT LADIES
Caroline Greenaway wae' high
bowler last Wednesday playing a
273 for the single and 704 for the
triple.
Susan's Snails hold top spot in
the team standings with 48 points
and Lila's Lizards are second
with 45. /Shirley's. Spiders are
third with 37 followed by Jean's
Junebugs, 32; Glady's Grass-
hoppers, 16 and Edna's Earwigs,
11;
Those scoring 200 points or
more were Shirley Storey, 239,
218 and 242; Joanne Harrison, 205
and 219; Mildred Nesbitt, 227 and
'242; Betty Darling, 230; Bea
Shropshall, 22 and 233; Caroline
Greenaway, 273, 213 and 218;
Trudy E.iston, 202 and 211; Kim
leil; Mary Lee, 213, 245 and
231.. Catherine Campbell, 243;
Shirley Sallows, 209 and 204;
Louise Welwood, 210 and Beth
Skinn, 228.
Spares for the evening were
Debbie Williams, Beth Skinn,
Phyllis Bain, Pearl Hodgins, Lila
Harkness and Kim Rae.
SENIOR LADIES
Winnifred Lockwood and
Margaret Mundell captured the
Maples with 32 followed by
Shirley's Blue Spruces, 30 and
Phyllis' Lilacs, 28.
Games of 200 points or more
were bowled by Millie Blackwell,
227; Ann Wisser, 209; Phyllis
Ireland, 237; Ehna MacDonald,
221; Beatrice Brooks, 214; Launa
Voision, 221 and Dianne Wall, 201.
Dianne's Dogwoods took the
second with 35 points.
TEESWATER MIXED
Cathy Fischer led the pack
with a 257 high single and 576 high
triple. For the guys, it was Larry
Boshart coming up with the 237
high single and Emerson Hickey
recording the 617 high triple.
Games over 200 were bowled
by Doug Getman 200; Everette
-Whytock 212; Pete George 208;
Emerson Hickey 211, 216; Cathy
Fischer 203; Judy Hickey 215;
Ivy Whytock 224; Bev Springer
244.
The Fruitcakes are in first
place with 10 points, followed
closely by the Devils at nine. The
Avengers and the Clowns are tied
at seven; the Bottles have five
and the Echos four.
COFFEE KLATCH
eigh singles beweng.255 and me Maxine Taylor bowled ex -
trendy well, scoring the high
.
resPeeilvelyWinnifred Lock-
Inkthe vnie game of the day with a 223 and
i,et.„, 204, . game.
In' the.' team esiandesesillee .Tliompson abd'
Ilturuningbirds hold first Place
with 53 points while the Wrens sit.
in second with 49. In third 'spot
are the Cardinals with 48 points
followed, by the canaries, 44;
Hawks, 38 and Robins, 24.
TEESWATER WINGHAM
LADIES
Phyllis Ireland bowled a 237 to
take the ladies', high single and
Ann Wisser totalled 581 for the
-
Ann's Aspens hold top spot in
the team standings with 37 points
while Dianne's Dogwoods ,place
second with 35. Next are Millie's
SPECIAL
NEEDS.
D ERV[
S ECIAL
ATTENTION
Especially
at Tax Time
Foulon won the draw for Irish
Coffee mugs.
COMMERCIAL BOWLING
Wilda Higgins played a 263 for
the ladies' high single and Verna
Hadgins totalled 584 for the
triple. Frank Burke captured the
men's single with 282 and Warren
Thyme topped the triple with 690.
Esther's Elkhounds hold the
lead with 78 points followed by
Isobel's Irish Setters, 72; Sheila's
Schnauzers, 63; Brenda's
Bloodhounds, 57; Gayle's
Greyhounds, 55 and Marlene's
Malamutes, 46.
Those with scores of 200 or
More were Marlene Pellett, 232;
Rod Hickey, 238; Keith Carson,
213; Lyla Ann Hickey, 206; Wes
Simmons, 210 and 205; Rob
Steffen, 224 and 230; Verna
Hodgins, 238; Ivan Harkness, 234
and 200; Frank Burke, 282;
Isobell Burke, 240; Warren
Thynne, 238, 211 and 241; Ruth
Ann Steffen, 209; Francis
Merkley, 245; Jim Griffith, 210
and 266; Susan Pegg, 222; Bob
Pegg, 264 and 215; Leon Russell,
230 Jack Overholt, 270; Wilda
Higgins, 263 and Larry Pellett,
202 and 279.
THURSDAY NIGHT MIXED
Keith Moffatt was top bowler
for the men as he captured the
high single and triple with 294
and 718. Helen Daugherty played
the ladies' high single with 246
and Dianne English totalled 656
for the triple.
Over 200 games were bowled
by Jean Tervit, 216; Grant Wall,
233; Helen Daugherty, 246;
Sharon Skinn, 216; Rob Wharton,
216; Wayne Kregar, 227, 207 and
210; Dianne English, 231 and 236;
Keith Moffatt, 294 and 229;
Jackie Kreger, 202 and 201;
Coree Gibbons, 208 and Brian
Gibbons, 214.
Thanks to spares Grant Wall
and Patty Brenzil..
WROXETER MIXED
Doug Fiiher hada great night
as he topped the Men viiith a high
single of 352 and triple of 921.
Shirley Pellett bowled the lediee'
high Single of 20? and tripleof 5601
Gaines 'led and 4Alei'wre
Doug Fisher, 308, 352, 261;
Harvey Wheeler, 227; Joe Craig,
283, 221; Wes Ball, 207, 200; Doug
Filsinger, 225; Ken Pellett, 228,
209; Wendell Stamper, 214; Ron
McMichael, 240, 258.
FORDWICH MIXED
High single lady was Donna
King with a 205. Earlon Osborn
had high single for the men with
286. Nancy Conley and Mr.
Osborn had the high triples with
549 and 684 respectively.
Scores of 200 and over went to
Gerald Matheson, 211; Wallace
Nixon, 203; Earlon Osborn, 286,
218; Lorne Lambkin, 205; Donna
King, 205.
BLUEVALE MIXED
Herb Kenyon, 260, 273; Winnie
Boyd, 208; Callen Robertson, 206;
Darlene Murray, 229; Milt Boyd,
245; Jim Johnston, 214; Gladyce
period.
The second period Ih4ong
the Royals affi t440Y 0.004‘
times. Murrey 1111140e01*
the blueline after being Ili* Ink
Jacklin and Bob Joheate,
Dickson scored a pretty goel,Oateg
hive way, beating, farina
Ironmen goalie Hugh Nichol
eieenly with a shot high aver.bia
shoulder. Gary Lisle and Don
Burley assisted.
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cirk as 'OW 011.01,-.P,
together..threp..perledi .0 '
atrong hockey. Str9till..fOie-
checkIng and apressive back -
checking kept the Mildmay teem
off balance. Paul Dickson
*Ting Orono two-way hockey
eve the 11,0Yela Pinkie an the
boardB ais well as a goal, and two
tissista. Remington contributed
two goals and an mint while
Bob Johnston then tallied for
the Royals' final goal, misted by
Jacklin and Shoff. With five
seconds remaining In the period
Afilverion scored to tie the satire
at four each.
The third period was scoreless,
although the Royals bad good
By Lynne Nicolson
If you've taken a trip down to
the arena lately, you Might be
surprised at -what you see. No;
there is nothing wrong with us;
but if you stop anyone he will be
able to say only one word, 'Carni-
val'. Yes, the 'Carnival syn-
drome' has hit the Wingham
Figure Skating Club for the 28th
year in a row.
The theme this year is
'Cavalcade of Sports'. We, have
everything from swinuners to
football players and -if you think
basketball on ice is not possible,
we can prove you wrong. The
carnival will be held Feb. 9 at 8
p.m.. We hope to have a good
turnout. In the meantime every-
one is going to have their hands
busy getting ready in time.
The beginning of the year
brings the competitive spirit into
our veins and although it isn't
exactly the Canadian cham-
pionship, our skating club will be
holding a club competition. The
winners this competition go
on to interclub competition,
which will be held this year in
Stratford. Competition there will
be a little harder, because it
includes all the club competitors
in our division.
Last year our club fought a
hard battle for the club trophy
Brownie corner
The following Browniee',
received badges: Suzanne Roil,
writer's; Nikki Reavie and Deb-
bie Cutrie, cyclist. Robin Green-
e% Julie Leedham and Suzanne
Reid received their' Golden Bar.
Jennifer Hunter and Leanne
Simpson did Brownies ' in Other
Lands. Groups A and B reviewed
sign language and Group,C made
Brownie dolls.
Bray, 211; Bill Greig, 213; Sharon
Day, 246; Reta Ross, 216, and
Harold Johnston, 239, had the
scores of 200 or over.
Herb Kenyon had the men's
high single and triple of 273 and
715. Sharon Day had the 246 high
single and Gladyce Bray had the
577 high triple for the ladies.
Wayne M. Chandler
RR 4, Brussels
Telephone
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YN f)1(' AT E LIMITU.
ONE ON ONE—Bruce Shoff had a couple of good scoring chances for the Royals on
breakaways against MIlverton, but couldn't beat Hugh Nichol In the Milverton net.
which is awarded to the club
- which gains the most points. You
. can gale these points by winning,
medals. Good luck to everyone,
who participates in the dlub abd
interclub competitions.
One last thing to mention
before signing off is that now
more than ever club spirit and
club unity are the most important
things which are going to make
the carnival and skating year a
success.
well for the 404
and two:;annints in the. game,
when .110,011,htee Shetti. #nt
JohneOn lugt two 0,0104*th,
DOWN, KONAKINS
0The hockey is ye 1 etyl e
at Mlldmay,
iwitheaffin8, 'Olit'obee.hh* and
outlaw** the AttOilerelis .44.
Tom Remington scored 'Brat
for the Royals; converting a Coe}
mouth pass frona Peter *ticker
for the only goal of the frame.
Paul Dickson also drew and
assist.
In the Second period Dickson
scored a powerplay goal assieted
by Jacklin and. Remington. Don
Burley addedq a second power-
play goal five minutes lateri
assisted by Edgar Williams and
Dave Golley, and the Royals took
a 3-0 lead. Then at 19:09 of the
period Remington scored his
Second goal of the game, assisted
by Dickson and Williams, to
round out the scoring for the
Periled.
The Monarchs were able to
muster only one goal in the third
period, spoiling Keith Elston's
bid for a shutout, when Lahti
scored. Eleton's clutch saves and
good defensive work by the
Royals prevented any more
scoring and the game ended 4-1,
Royale.
WifillhontRoyi
Friday, Pig. .4 at
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fast action when 'these nit
0/ at 840 p.m.
POKER RALL,
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY3,
10 clan. to 12 Noon
Registration at
TURNBERRY TAVERN
Lunch Available
*3.00 per hand or 2 hands NM
Wingham Et District
Snowmobile Association
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