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Home My WebLink AboutWingham Advance-Times, 1980-01-30, Page 15+Tt d;. ,FBII,111 AT 1WO SHO of *7:00-.44.20 SUN., EC ON li G e:oo M 2(011 1o.Ir, ago on a hilltop near 4eruhalem a man ‘‘as hruialh hipped.. rvpeatedh twit/red and !Malls c rut fired. Hi+ name \1 •\' I -U Mt SON OF (,()t)' First ftp was IB0iI OF 111E LIVING DEAD' by GEORGE A. ROMERO'S TOURNAMENT WINNERS -The Wingham PeeWee Wan the overall championship in a tournament at Brussels recently. They will go on to the.rteXt round of the Legion -spon- sored tournament next month. Team members are: {front row) Todd Stainton, Greg Moore, Jim Dennis, Paul Robinson, Mitch Braun, JamieRobjnson; (middle row) Quinn • O'Donohue, Jason Goodall, Paul Kenyon, Jeff Cameron, Greg. Walton, B111Y Came Dwayne Jenkins, Robert Leedhami (back row) Manager Earl Jenkins, Doug McFar Coach Larry Lane, and Legion representatives 'Dutch' Ducharme and Jon TaN(iEW, ON '!t ON X57-1690 Flt.lYlOYIf Il l l• tal WARNING: SOME SCENES OF VIOLENCE MAY BE FRIGHTENING. THR. BR. ONT. . TWO SHOCK, NRS! IN COLO*" STARTS WiieJER} EDD,FEB. b. STEVEA>puL�r MAirri in ENTERTAINMENT 30 THE St/UARE PHONE 524-7811. GODERICH BANTAMS Angela Wall was top bowler for the girls as she played a 146 for the high single and 227 for the double. Jeremy Cameron bowled 166 for the boys' single and Jason Cameron caitured the double with '273. The Eagles are still in top spot in' the team standings with 54 points while the( Falcons remain in second place with 48. Next are the Blue Jays, 41, followed by the Penguins and, a ,;who are tied for fourth with 40 points and the Blue Birds with 32. Games. of 100 points- or . more - were bowled byAngela WalX,146; Julie Leedha~m, 119; .Robbie Harkness, 101;Jereny Cameron, 166; Marc Nesbitt, 126; Jeremy Schefter, 115 and 129; Ricky Leachman, 114; Dwight. Chambers, 105; Steven. Baster,,:.; 106 and 143; Keith Metcalfe,110< and Jason Cameron, 163 and 1110,::: JUNIORS Brenda l o r l l On and Russell y. Pring . 'a e 1 glt it and boy howler for. the, °dors Brenda captured the ;girl§' single and double with 234 and 360 while Russell bowled 200 and 319 for the boys. In the team standings the Canadiens are in first place with 53 points and the Knights followed in second with 48. The Bruins are catching up with 46 points followed by the Ironmen, 39; Jets, 38 and the Leafs, 31. Bowling games of 150 points or more were Kelly Hollenbeck, 157; Kathy Taylor, 170; Julie Cameron, 184; Brenda Thomp- - son, 234; Debbie Scott, 164; ,Joanne Shaw, 169; Sandra Moffatt, 155; Russell Springer, 200 and Jimmie English, yy 164. SR. JUNIORS AND SENIOR Billy Gaunt caught the boys' high single, and triple with 244 and, 592 while Sheri Walden bowled the girls' single with 204 and Lori Gavreluk totalled 492 for the triple. For the Seniors Brian .Hoy played 244 for the single and Greg Storey captured the triple With 587: With Bionic . Bowlers are way ou $n front with 75 points with High Frnerggyy placing second with 66.:11ot'Stuff,is sizzling right be- hind the with 65 points followed byMercedes Benz, 64; The Idfotics, 60, -and The Goofys, 33. Games of 175 or better were bowled .by Sheri Walden, 204; Bary Haugh, 175; Denis Adams, 203; Rodney Jones, 195; Jeffrey Cameron, 2;22; Brent Day, 203; Brian Hoy, 244 and '279; Byron " Thompson 185 and 179; David Scott, 190 and 184; Billy Gaunt, 244 and 209; Greg Storey, 204, 208, and 175 and Donald McLean, 204. Midget series extended • Now is your chance to save big on selected specially -priced '79 Honda motorcycles. Dollar for dollar, feature for feature, these are some of the best deals on Honda motorcycles you'll find -this year. But with prices like these, supplies won't last. So hurry in oday. And get ahead on a Honda! Brand New 1979 1 -CM -185 twin mfg. 1499°° , NOW XL 185's mfg. 1499°° NOW XL 250 - mfg. 1799x° NOW CB 750 KZ mfg. 3299°° NOW FL250 ODYS EY mfg. 189900 NOW LYNN HOY ENTERPRISES' Hwy,. 86 East Wingham 134900 134900 169900 Aft AlAft ww ESUS" 1699°° 357-3435 The Wingham Lions and Durham Midgets met last week in a best -of -three OMHA playoff series, but it turned out three games weren't enough,to pick a winner between these evenly matched teams. The first game in Durham ended in a 5-5 tie after 10 minutes of overtime. Goals by Daryl Holmes and Bill Brophy in the final minute of the game tied the score at 4-4 and sent the game into. overtime. Steve Reay scored midway through the extra period to give Durham a 5-4 Lead and then, with just over three minutes left, Dickie Moore pounced on ' a rebound to tie the score. Pete Goodall and Dave Nesbitt were the other goal scorers for Wingham. Ken Beichert played a WINGHAM LEGION PEEWEE PLAYER'S STANDINGS Tim Brown Paul Robinson Dwayne Jenkins 10 • Quinn O'Donohue 20 Doug Stephenson 12 Doug ivicF arian Jason Goodall Jim Dennis Billy Cameron Greg Walton Jamie Robinson Jeff Cameron Todd Stainton G 20 22 Paul Kenyon 8 5 1 4 4 4 2 3 0 A P 18 38 9 31 15 25 3 23 10 22 10 18 12 17 9 10 6 10 5 9 5 9 5 7 1 4 2 2 Winghom Legion Pe,Infec Statrstics TEAM STATISTICS T GF GA 16 13 2 119 109 GOAL TENDERS Oreo Moore Mitch gratin GP 16 16 AVG 3.0 4.6 Area rinks compete in mixed bonspiel BELMORE-A mixed bonspiel was held at the Belmore Arena on Saturday with local and area "rinks competing for top honors. Winners of the nine o'clock draw were Peter Inglis, Patti Brenzil, Ralph and Debb}le Metcalfe; second, Brian and Janet Marston, Grace Mulvey, Ray Walker; third, Jim and Lana McKague, John and Janice Murray. The 11 o'clock draw was won by Bdb and Helen McKague; -Red and .lean McDonald. Second prize went to Mac and Mary Eadie, George and Berdella Kieffer, third to Murray and Shirley McKague, Keith Elston and friend. The Belmore hockey teams were also busy competing Iast week. The Tykes defeated Wallace 5-0. The, Squirts played Belgrave to a 6 -all tie but lost to Kurtzville 4-3. The PeeWees lost 6-4 to Clifford and the Bantams lost a close 4-3 game to Belgrave. The Midgets wiped out Clifford 11-0 and the Intermediate Girls downed Durham 12-1. • 1 5PLEASE NOTE 5 EAMMIMES WED.-TNURS. U8:00 P.M. FRI.-SAT. los 7:00 and ® 9:00 P.M., NEXT ATTRACTION AINDAT•MONDAT 1.1 TU DAT. FEI 3-4-5 1:00 worm. WEDNESDAY TO SATURDAT;JAN 30-31-R8. THE SCARIEST COI�MEDV freOF Ai.L TIME IS BACK. i ' Recommended as ADIRT TNTT.TAINMTNT strong game in the Wingham net, making 31 saves. Thursday in' Wingham Goodall's goal with a minute and twenty seconds, left in the game gave the Lions a 4-3 win and a strangle -hold on the series. Once again Deichert gave the Lions clutch , goaltending, keeping Wingham close throughout the game. Paul Montgomery is playing his best hockey of the year on defence, blocking shots and dishing out some . solid checks. Dave Nesbitt, Danny Martin and Bill Brophy also scored for Wingham, with Brophy's goal on a penalty shot tying the score at three. In the third game Sunday Durham's Doug Bell came up hot in goal as the Lions carried the play for two periods but came out tied 2-2. Penalties hurt the team in the third and Durham scored two powerplay goals in the first four minutes, coasting to a,, 6-3 win to tie the series at three points each. Martin, Goodall and Brophy scored for the Lions. The two teams played the deciding game Tuesday in Durham, with the winner going on to meet Wiarton or Southampton in the next round. Srsm sponsor euchre party At the euchre party sponsored by the Happy Gang Seniors of Wingham, 12 tables were in play. Highest lady wee Fanny Wraith; high man, Olive Walker playing a man's card; second high, Jean Wilton and Fred Porter. 11. Grant won a prize for Ince score end Clive T .ir; had Clive a.cvelo had the birthday nearest Robbie Burns' birthday. Howick Centre hosts bonspiel A bonspiel was held Jan. 26 at the Howick Community Centre. First place in the nine o'clock draw went to Jack Reid's team, with three wins and a plus of 13. Second was Don Aiken with a pair of wins and a plus of 12. Bob Hastie's rink was third with two wins and a plus of 10, while fourth went to Lawson Doig with two wins and a plus of seven and an aggregate of 24. Close behind was Jim Wylie with two wins, a plus of seven and an aggregate of 19. The consolation went to Don Henry's rink. In the 11 o'clock draw first place went to Jim Schefter's rink with three wins and a plus of 12. Don Weber came in second with two wins, a plus of 12 and an aggregate of 31. The third place team was Ron Kieffer's with two_.. wins, a plus of 12 and an aggregate of. 26. The team ,of Dave Dinsmore was fourth With a pair of wins and a plus of nine. Del Graham „came in fifth with two wins and his plus was seven. Consolation was given to Dewey Adam's rink. The Howick Curtin Club thanks everyone who "`helped make this a successfui spiei and extends an invitation to curlers to join in the next two bonspiels, a ladies' bonspiel Feb. 12 and a mixed bonspiel March 18. Duplicate bridge\�r Margaret Kelly and Gordon Rutledge were first prize winners at Thursday evening's Duplicate Bridge. Other prize winners were: second, Nan McKibbon and Yvonne McPherson; third, May Porter and Jean,Whitby: fourth, Norma Parker ad Elaine Colvin. 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