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Home My WebLink AboutWingham Advance-Times, 1980-03-12, Page 13'51 • • 00' ;•••• Innn We went en Th4g 'hioge hist week. coring 33 $00111 -111 three P1,001! !torero to %tat Seaforth in two atraight getups thee 041,440 over 1410,1101114 a hest of three Weetern 041- (410 'Athletic Asauciattoll semi-final aeries. • Steve Morrlson scored our goals last Tuesday to lead the Lions,,past Seaforth by a 13-2 ' • It 0041t,whfl'ehjs niate 0 Brophy CO. Thelhirdtiten Leo iffillaitan; dded one goal andother up seven assists. Dickie 're and Danny Martin aeOred a pair of goals ' each With 'Bob Altola Scoring the other one. Kelly O'Hagan was Sharp in the Winghatn net allowing just two of 28 shote to;get by him 1116111110111911aaMmil"""116"1"*.M1llaill00111 c'sg.ssaim 1101111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111M111111115111111111E 1 1 1a 1 1 meow otauto MOM 357-16.10 AniVn BIRAIMATION ' 1111U 1111111111111111111111111111111111/46, fads Thersimy, STEVE Mods 136 PAWN. gut/C.NIC Iddoy to Iliorsdly, Nlorch -14 to 201h • at • $it. 7411 - 91, pa. AB (Hbor 0ii 1:00 A JOURNEY THAT BEGINS WHERE EVERYTHING ENDS 1511111111111111111 1 LAST NIGHT MARCH i3th Kramer vs. Kramer NOMINATED FOR 9 ACADEMY AWAR S recommended as ADULT ENTERTAINMENT STARTS FRIDAY MARCH 14 -19th FRI. & SAT. TWO SHOWINGS 7:00 & 9:00 SU!1. - THURS. 01/E SHOWING 8:00 P.M. • A JOURNEY TF -IAT BEGINS WHERE EVERYTHING ENDS GODERICH Recommended as ADULT ENTERTAINMENT 30 THE SQUARE -7 PHONE 524-781 1 AIR CONDITIONED PROG. MS BJECT TO CH N E WITH UT NOTICE DRIVE -N GODERICH HWY 8 Al CONCESSION 80 .1 • PHON!' 01$11 e ,141llni sidetino0, Seater* wsday with Morrison., #110 808*, 4840 4'04' in strong . offensive per, forineates, collecting three goals each in a 114 win. Single : goals went to Brophy, Uwe, Joe Tiffin and Paul WM- tgoutery, Ag'ainet Mitchell:pp Sunday the Limes jumped into a 4-2 lead, then fell behind 6-4 and had to play catch up hockey. Finally Danny Martin scored with three minutes left in the game to send it into overtime. Vaughn Pasonore scored in three minutft-Of the extra period then Brophy notched his second of the game to give Wingham a 10-8 win in the first game of its playoff series. Pete Goodall, Daryl Holmes, Morrison, 1Cinahan and Alton, with two, rounded out the Lions scoring. Second game in the series will be in Mitchell on Monday, March 17 at 9. p.m. If a third game is necessary it will be played in Wingham on Tuesday at 9 p.m. ' The Lions meet Durham Fridaynight at: 8:45 p.m. in their first game of the Wingham Midget Hockey Tournament. PeeWees oust Mitchell 0 • • The W •.: •-•'; " • "- •' • • ,-• , • ' " • Wingham's Legion PeeWees eliminated Mitchell from the WOAA \ playoffs last Tuesday night at Mitchell. Wingham played a strong forechecking game to down the home team by a score of 4-1. Mitchell scored the first goal of the contest, but Paul Robinson tied the game less than a minute later. Dwayne Jenkins made it 2-1 for Wingham with less than 35 seconds left in the first period, assisted by Tim Brown and Doug Stephenson. After a scoreless second period, Quinn ODonohue scored only 23 seconds into the third frame, assisted by Doug McFarlan and Paul. Robinson. Robinson capped a fine per- formance with his second goal of the game at 13:43, assisted •-by,Eilly-Camerom.and Jamie Robinson. ICE CHIPS—Someone must have lit a fire under Greg Walton. He played his best game of the season with strong forechecking and hustle. PeeiNees split games against Mississauga The Wingham Legion Pee- Wees played a pair of games in Mississauga last weekend, winning the first contest 4-3 on Saturday and bowing 5-1 in the second on Sunday. Quinn O'Donohue was really flying in Saturday's game, picking up three goals and one assist. Jeff Cameron scored the ^opening "goal of the game, assisted by O'Donohue. O'Donohue then scored three goals in a row, with Doug. McFarlan assisting on all of them. Mississauga gained revenge on Sunday, downing the local boys by a score of 5-1. Mc- Farlan scored the lone Wingham goal unassisted. ICE CHIPS—Anyone who thinks city people aren't friendly never has been in Mississauga. They rolled out the red carpet for the Wingham players and parents and really made them feel at home. LIVE ENTERTAINMENT THURSDAY, FRIDAY SATURDAY 041'00 00 1111 IV! WEDNESDAY NIGHT • : LADIES — Caroline Greenaway bowled a 253 for the ladies' high single e i while Shirley/Storey totalled 652 for th In the team standings Jean's June Bugs are m the lead with. 25 points and , Shirley's Spiders are holding on to second with 23. Gladys' Grasshoppers are next with 22 followed by Edna's Earwigs, 14; Lila's Lizards, 11 and Susan's Snails, 10. Those with games of 200 points or better were Brenda Finley, 200; Shirley Storey, 205 and 250; Jaatme Harrison, 233; Elda Nethery, 214 and 229; Mildred Nesbitt,437 and 218; Karen Snow, 211 and Mary Campbell, 231. Other high games were bowled by Christine Rae, 211.; Caroline Greenaway, 253 and 217; Bea Shropshall, 212; Jean King, 216; Louise Welwood, 204 and 202; Florence Thompson, 206; Lila Hickey, 203 and Shirley rth goalie lust for their ninth into the third period last Thursday. Wingham won the game 10-2 to ad- vance against Mitchell in the WOAA playoffs. 111••••••••••••••• g Scores 41041••• sOlotv04,00. Spares for the evening were • Pearl-100ns and Lyla Ann Harka,'.055k' COMMERCIAL BOWLING Griffith was the high man howler as he captured the single with 285 and bowled 783 for the triple. Cathy Carson playedl a.:248 for the ladies' high singio. and Susan Pegg managed the triple with 635. Esther's'iElkhounds are in top spot with with 99 points folloWed.lrylsobel's Irish Set- ters, 96i:Gayle's Greyhounds, 84; Sheila's Schnauzers, 82; Mailinte?-.S•Aalamutes, 69 and, Brenda's Bloodhounds, 68. These. with scores of 200 points • -or More • were Rod Hickey, 222, 231 and 210; Verna Hodgins, 200 and 207; Warren Virile, 229; Ruth Ann Steffen, 217; Kevin. Hickey, 2114 Cathy Carson, 229 and'. 248; -Francis Merkley, 248; 'EstherF1'itynne, 203 and 202; Jim Griffith, 244, 285 and, 254; Susan Pegg, 212 and 236; •••••••••• Murray McArter, 208; Bob Pegg, 290 and 203; Jean Merk-, ley, 213; ,Verna Haugh, 205; Larry Pellett, 236 and 205, and Gene Kruse, 258 and 223. THURSDAY MIXED Jo McCormick bowled a 245 for the ladies' high single and Dianne English caught the triple With 613. Keith Moffatt was the high single man bowling a 251 while George Skinn totalled 601 for the triple. • • Games of 200 points . or better were bowled by Jean ' Tervit, 203; Keith Moffatt, 251; Cathy Edgar, 204; Helen • Daugherty, 222; Shawn Skinn, 221 and 208; Marg Moffatt, 213; Dianne English, -208, 204, and 201; Jo McCormick, 245; Rob Wharton, . 202; Jack Tervit, 205; Sylvia Pewtress, 287; Mike McDonagh, 211; ‘, Jackie Kreger, 217 and 222; George Skinn, 214 and 212; Sheila Walker, 242, and Wayne Gibbons, 207. , SENIOR LADIES . Higlisin&les were bowled by Rita Hazelgrove, 197, and Nora „Finnigan, 187. Rita and Nora also managed high - doubles bowling 335 and 368 respectively. Catherine Campbell played another top double with 341. The Hummingbirds are in top spot with 80 points while the Cardinals settle for second with 69. The Wrens are next at 67 followed by the Canaries • and Hawks, 48 points each, and the Robins, 34. COFFEE KLATCH Shirley Storey bowled the high game with a 221 score. Other ladies bowling 200 -point games or better were Jan Creeden, 214; Shirley Wharton, 210; Jean King, 208 and 212, and Shirley Storey, 201. ttoxes of note paper went to Bev Hayden and Cathy Forsythe,- who wee the winners in the hidden Fore draw. TEESWATER MIXED Cathy Fischer chalked up. the ladies' high single of 248 and in the high triple depart- ment, tied with Grace Pet- teplace with a 603. It was Rob MacKenzie all the way for the guys, with a 253 high single' and 647 high triple. Games over 200 were bowled by Bonnie Cleghorn 200; Bev Springer 208: Judy PeeWees down Teeswater 11-2 By Jason Goodall The Wingham Legion Pee- Wees defeated the Teeswater PeeWees 11-2. Billy Cameron scored the first goal On what seemed to be• an easy shot from the blue - line at the 13:32 mark of the first period. Then the Wingham boys scored two more times in the first =period with goals from Doig Mc- Farlan and Quinn O'Donohue, with an assist going to Mc- Farlan. In the second period Jason Goodall got a fluke goal from an almost impossible angle, with an assist going to Jim Dennis. Then Dennis came back with his second goal of the season; with assists going to Paul Kenyon and O'Donohue. Cameron got his second goal of the night, with an assist going to Jamie Robinson. Paul Kenyon got his first goal of the year, and believe me he was happy. Dennis and O'Donohue got assists on Kenyon's goal. Then O'Donohue came back and scored on a perfect passing play from Goodall and Dennis at the 10:01 mark of the second Palmerston The bands are back! Arrive early Why drive to the city when we have them here? This week Fri. & Sat. Only ,"Glider" "Crunch" GLIDER . . Returning by popular request with Palmerston's own Rick H,,tt on keyboards. period. • Kenyon got his second goal of the night and the season later in the period, assisted by O'Donohue. • • O'Donohue completed his hat hick with less than a minute in the period, assisted by Goodall and Kenyon. Doug McFarlan came in with some splendid moves to score in the third period. Teeswater came back with the last two goals of the game. ICE CHiPS—Mitchell Braun played out and let Todd Stainton be backup goalie. 'Mitch' was wearing the 'C' for Wingham and had all kinds of chances to score, but just could not believe his eyes. Paul Kenyon had a strong game for the Pee Wees with four points. Quinn O'Donohue's. line scored nine of the 11 goals. The Wingham PeeWees really played as a team. Robert Leedham really played a strong game ftr the locals Hickey 200; Grace Petteplace, 244, 204; Jean Whytock 212; Millie Blackwell 236; Cathy Fischer 221; Larry Boshart 221; Ron Cleghorn 230; Jim Young 237; Pete George 221; Jim Springer 208, 222; Doug Millen 208; Rob MacKenzie 202; Doug Oatman 201. The Echos ended the session in first place with 30 points, followed closely by the Avengers with 28. The Fruitcakes recorded 25 and the Bottles 22. Tied at 21 were the Clowns and the Devils. BLU.EVALE MIXED Reta Ross bowled the high „single of 327 and the 675 high triple last week. Jerry Timm was high for the men with a 251 single ands triple of 647. Scores of 200 and over were recorded by Marg Timm, 270; Jack Shaw, 204; Les Brewer, 217, 205; Keith Moffat, 218; Marie Walker, 293, 200; Jim Shaw, 215; Reta Ross, 327; Milt Boyd, 204, 207; Jim Thompson, 240; and- Jerry Timm, 251, 206.. FORDWICH MIXED The ladies' high single and high triple was bowled by Marj Johnson with a 229 and 585. For the', guys, it was Gerald, Y.leilieS911. Mali% .t11). with the high single of 255 and' Earlon Osborn with the .,592 high triple. Games of 200 or over were recorded by Gerald Matheson 255; Nellie Allan 220; Lorne Lambkin 202, 221; Earlon Osborn 203, 212; Scott McLean 221; Marj Johnson 213, 229. Curling lottery -winners drown ' Winners in the two February draws of the Wingham Golf and Curling Inc. lottery were announced last week. John Natick of Wingham won • $1,000 in the Feb. 15 draw and Elaine Bertrand of Goderich won $1,000 in the draw held Feb. 29. Draws will continue to be, made Overy two weeks. until June. Bridge results The top score in last week's duplicate bridge was held by Norma Parker and May .Porter. In second place were Margaret Cruickshank and Mary Caslick: third, Jean Aitchison and Omar Hasel-, grove; tied for fourth, Nan McKibbon and Elaine Colvin, Margaret Kelly and Gordon Rutledge. • i5.11/*5 • • BANTAMS Angela Wall was j_itittit bowler capturing thr single and double with 00,4010 271 . respectively. Dwight Chambers played a 165 for * 157; B boys' single and 282 for the Spinga EVISIP 4.9111h1e; back intoeFalcons 1114dIII ve WIPPe417t 004018 while the Eagles settle pond with 69. The Car- fili*in' seremain in thhd with 83 mnalsts Bfollowed by the Bine areB'54ir;sP.3115rn111 51111 !1 the i Games of 100 pinta or Mere were towed e b1)2411°Angelab'Sh*W41' , **5 G136 and 135; Janette Taylor, 444 Taylor, Thun3 aned, 1:1311;;DwightEllen, Chambers, 165 and 117; Myren 13axter, 126 and 133; Jeffrey Mann,. 106; Ricky Leachman, 107 and 1.01; Keith e, 115; Jason Cameron, 150 and 112, and Marc Nesbitt, 111 and 132iinners rn the Doubles Tournament were Shalltnia Grove and Janette Taylor With 415, and Steven Baxter and MarcNesbitt with 502. ; JUNIORS Sandra Moffatt was tap gii,1 bowler playing a 191 and 310 for the high single and double. Jimmie English managed the boys' single with a 197 while Russell Springer captured the double with 338. I , 'The Canadimis are way out in front with 79 points while the Knights sit in second with 60. The Iromnen are next with 58 followed by the Bruins, 55; Jets, 50, and the Leafs, 43. Those bowling 150-poitit to1 44_44, •Sandia 4, 1* VOAPOOR OPOR „ . • • 00"00 Murray a WO11401:010' Bi'ianHoybowl wbile 75 and .The-GoOf3re,,.. ..00,I.S:gottril.tosS041. ShW40.76;„tioe. too,. by. '4**I i. 0400•caugW, 6a8;, . • 21)4e1Waiden:1'96448411:47:1:2411:„. Het; 2119..MOrta3kirtaiC Day, 190; i2.4 Piltt:05rOchae:11114:01070.8711,-206earf: at% d1179ti and 209 - ?1, •• The, pfnildes:;',.A, Winners were. : Sheri Walden 04. Jamie Wall and Brian: with 1080; •, , .>• Recreation Re • BY RENNIEALEKANDER” . Rec. Diatetor ' . The Wingham Junior. Girls' Ringette team has . done-. it again! For the second con-*- secutive year the Wingham club *On the 'championship and.the Listowel Rifigers won the consolation championship. Congrattdations are certainly - in order for all members of the. championship team and to all tor:'..'' I lb: - res,„•• • • tatrtzville 1; 1' 1.1 51' tournalent were -as follows: Goderich ,6, Listowel Ringers 2; Listowel Cyclettes 16, Seaforth 2; Wingham 6, Howick 4; Ringers il; Seaforth 2; Cyclettes 10, Goderich 7; Ringers • 14, Kurtzville 2; Wingham 9, Cyclettes 4. The 16th annual Wingham Midget Hockey Tournament will commence this Friday, 1 march Te0,sw..ate0 fticingkofr Brussels.. Woile*".faCes „th at 6:45 and' Meiji* ;f4cf3M Durban* at 4:45.. „" The opening .cereati*leiWr the tournament Will be... 8:301)an., immediatelY .64,14A the Wh301016-Durhamtme' •04 • dubs vat 'be -p games should proVelb entertaining,with tei*S coming from makireelltre#4, Ontario and Miehigan, •331let teams are as follOWs? '5••=-. • _ Waterloo, Windsor, dozen Sound, Collingwood, Ternnta, Royals, Toronto, Polaris, Royal Oaks, Mich., and, Dearborn, Iffich. , • Be sure to come out. and enjoy hockey at its very bog 4-H organizational meetings during March school break The Huron County 441 Club Leaders' Association and the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food will be organizing 441 clubs in many communities during the Mirth school break. 'The dubs are open to boys and girls between the ages of 11 and 19 as of Jan. 1, 1980. Organizational • meetings have been set as follows: The North Huron Trail- blazers' Horse( Club, the. Brussels Calf Club, the Blyth- Belgrave Beef Calf Club, the Blyth Rabbit Club and the Hallrice Dairy Calf Club will meet at the Blyth Public School at 1:30 p.m. March 17. The Howick 4-11 Calf Club, Swine Club and the Howlett & Turnberry Horse Club as well as the North Huron Gun'Safety Club will meet at Howick Central School at 8 p.m. March 18. The Dungannon Calf Club, and the Wallow Calf Club will meet at Brookside Public School at 8 p.m. March 20. ° Young people interested in joining a 441 club are invited to attend any of the organizational meetings. AnY- one with any questions is invited to call the OMA' office at Clinton. WINGHAM MIDGET HOCKEY TOURNAMENT 1980 MARCH 14 - 23 Fri., March 14 Sot., March 15 Suri, March 16 Thurs., March 20 Fri., March 21 , Sat., March 22 Sun., March 23 ' No. 4 9:00 a.m. T.O. Polaris "AAA" Collingwood Team No. 1 vs. No. 2 • - No. 22 9:00 o.m. Shelburne Shlb"C" Mitchell Team No. 5 vs. No. 6 No. 29 9:00 a.m. Goderich • Borden Team No. 5 vs. No. 6 -,4 „ No, 5 1045 a.m, • Windsor, Ont. "AAA" .,.. Waterloo Team No. 3 vs. No4 . No. 16 10:45 a.m. Mildmay . Tiverton Team No. 5 vs. No. 6 No. 23 , 10:45 a.m. Stay-ner "C" Port Perry Tear: No. 7 vs. No. 8 No. 30 10:45 a.m. Ilearnsville ,,, Kincardine Team No. 7 vs. No. e . No, 6No. 124513m. Raytil Oak, Mich. "AAA" T.O. Royals - Team No. 5 vs, No. 6 No. 11 1.00 p.m. "AAA" WINNER . No 6 and No 7 17 12:45 p,m. Zurich Cranmore Team No. 7 vs. No. 8 No. 24 12:45 p.m. LIstowel "IS" . New Hamburg TEMITI No. 1 vs. No. 2 No. 31 1245 p.m. "C" WINNER No. 3 and No. 18 Na. 36 1:00 p.M. "0" CHAMPIONSHIP No. 14 and No, 20 , .. No. 7 230p.m. treorborn Mich. "AAA" ' Owen Sound Team No. 7 vs. No.Toon,No No. 12 2,45 p.m. LOSER No. I anciNo. 2 . No. 18 2:30 p.m. Ss/earth "C" . Burford Too . 3 vs . No . 4 No, 25 2:30P•rn- Walkerton -a- Exeter Team No. 3 vs. No. 4 No. 32 2:30 p.m. "5" WINNER No. 24 and Na. 25 No. 37 2:45 p.m. "C" CONSOLATION No. 21 and No. 26 No. 1 5 00p.m. Teeswater urusseis iiitiM-No 1 vs. No. 2' No. 8 .. 1 ' 4 artd No. 5 P;n1r,1.. 4 45 p.m. .Nc010378. S.0A0nAldAANT" 01 0 N10 NNao'. -, WINNER No 19 4:30 p.m. No 16 and No. 17 LOSER6:15 No. 26 430 p:m. ' "C" o2.7227dEeRN..:5. ,. No. 33 4,30 p.m. ir• - NNO: ni.941,5dER 0. 30 No. 38 .4:45 p.m. "6" CONSOLATION No. 28 and No. 33 No. 2 6 45 p.m. Hornck Myth Teom No, 3 vs tsto. Ali N 0.7. jAkA°SA:A4613;,',:s3°15 WINNER - . No. 4 and No. 5 14 6 45 p.7.it WINNER No. 1 and No. 2 No 20 p.m. 'WINNERWINNER No. 16 ond No. 17 il oi.11. p23. m . WINNER No. 22 and No. 23 No. 341 ..5..6:15 p.m. No. 29 iind No. 30 No. 39 6:45 ix,rn. CHAMPIONSHIP "B" No. 32 and No. 34 No. 3 8 45 p.m, W1ngham „ ' Durna Team No. 1 vs- Na. ;i No. 10 I:15 P ' nt "AAA ' LOSER it,rh N . 6 and Nta. 7 - —......_ . . - No. 15 8.30 p m CHAMPIONSHIP "AAA \ WINNER' No.' 9 ond No. 11 _..... * _ . , No. 21 815 p.m. "C' 1.05ER No. 3 and No. 18 No. 23 8:15 p.m. LOSER No. 24 and No. 25 No. 35 0:15 p.m. "0" CONSOLATION Nci. 12 and No. 19 No. 40 5:30 p.m. CHAMPIONSIIM ..c... No. 27 and No. 31 .." •