HomeMy WebLinkAboutWingham Advance-Times, 1980-03-26, Page 12"C" CHAMPIONS—Steve Reay, Ken Nixon and Kevin Hopkins of Durham accepted
the trophy for the "C" division championship from Rennie Alexander following their
team's 54 win over Shelburne in the final game of the Midget hockey tournament.
- "8" CHAMPS -441r Bross, captain of the. Mildmay
:Midgets, accepts fhe "B" championship trophy from.
George Skinn.followinghis team's 41 win over New '
Hamburg.
"5" CONSOLATtOPP4Vaikertoh Midget Cbaptain Brent
Schukmecht accepted the consolation trophy for the "B"
division from Mrs. Jack Goodall after his team defeated
Howick 42 in a close game Sunday.
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The Don Adams rink
Howick won the overall
at the annual Farrtta ttt
bonspiel hosted by the Howl,
Curling Ciub last week.
The Adams rink was fat :
the 9 o'clock draw. Secondd
prize went to Gerald Bubr'oyes
rink from Cliffoad and third
prize went to Jim Scheftch'a.
rink from Howick. Fourth
went to Ed Roth's team from
Kurtzville; fifth went to Eldon
Vine's rink from Kurtzviile
and the consolation went to
Jack Ruttan's rink from
Howick.
The 11 o'clock draw winner
was the Bill Taytor rink from
Belmore. Second prize went to
Lawrence, Noble's rink from
Palmerston, third to Ron •
Kaufman's team from Clif-
ford, fourth to Dennis Kauf-
man's rink from Clifford, fifth
to Russell Lockwood's team
from Howick and. the con-
solation to Allan Adam's rink
from Howick.
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W.F.S.C. News
By Lynne Nicolson
Clubspirit seems to have
held out ver} well for our club
in competitions which were
held a few weeks ago.
Interclub is a big event since
it includes all our club
members. We had quite a few
entrants in Novice, Junior and
Intermediate dance In Novice
dance Nancy Walton and
Charles Trapp teamed up for
the first time in interclub
competition, as well as Julie
Daer and Elizabeth Brydges
and Donna Steckley and
Stephanie Dimelow. Julie and
Elizabeth made it to the finals
but did not get into the medal
standings.
In the Junior dance event
Caryn Nicolson and her
partner had a run for the gold,
but had to settle for the silver
medal. In the Intermediate
dance Curtis Moore and his
partner, Debbie Horton from
the Goderich Figure Skating
Club, easily took the gold
,medal ,Mark -Moore and his
partner, Jennifer Hyuck from
the-Goderich FSC, did •a fine
job and took the silver medal
home.
In freeskating our dub also
enjoyed a few highlights.
Many of the younger members
were brave enough to get on
the ice and do their stuff. In
men's interpretive Mark
Moore had a strong enough
program to win the gold. He
did, a marvelous job, and this
.is not a biased opinion either
for when he was on the ice I
noticed that all eyes were on
him and the arena was silent
except for the music.
Curt Moore took the bronze
medal in this event, although
many thought a silver would
have been a better reward for
his fine performance.
All in all it was a very good
day for the club. Congratula-
tions to all who participated.
An invitational 'Competition
was held at Sarnia March 14-
16. Curtis Moore and Caryn
Nicolson were the two
members from this club who
attended. Caryn competed
against more than 30 girls in
her event and didn't make the
finals, but a pat on the back
for her efforts. Curtis and his
partner won the gold medal in
their dance event:
Upcoming competitions, will
be held in Scarborough ire—
Despite the school holiday
last week was very busy as
today is a test day for the
Juniors; a test day. for Seniors
was held. lash Saturday...
Upcoming events include a
bake sale which will be held
this Friday at the IOOF Hall,
an annual meeting. April 14, 8
p.m., at the arena and an
interclub meeting April 21 at
Clifford.. Don't forget April 2,
which is the last day of club
skating. On that night there is
a family night, when parents
have a chance to get out their
own silver blades and leather
boots and show the children
the art of falling, (just kid-
ding!). The idea is to have
fun; see you then.
time in April.
Seaforth_: eliminates
Wingham PeeWees
History repeated itself on
Wednesday night in the
Seaforth arena as that team
eliminated the Wingham
Legion PeeWees from the
Western Ontario Athletic
Association playoffs by a 6-2
score. This was the deriding
game of the best - of three
series. .
The first half of the contest
was all Wingham as the Pee-
Wees kept on top of the high
scoring Seaforth, team, with
strong forechecking Wingham
took a 1-0 lead with.. less than
two minutes left in the first
period on a goal by Tim
MIXED
d. captured .the
ilgle with a 288
bowled 656 for •
,;Herb Kenyon '.the
Iliiten's single and The C
226 and 604 Kt*i
200 points or
flayed by Milt
erb Kenyon, 226
and 21, ; rW%ife B,
o an••Toltpla, 20 ;BErnoydestine288;
l nyo11t 4 Reta Ross, 237
and 288; f Dorothy Tompson,
217; Bill Greig, 208; Glen
Warwick, 20x'. Jerry Timm,
205; Bonnie Brewer, 200;
Harold Jston, 218; Marie
Walker, D'.arline Murray,.
207, and Lee Brewer, 20.
FOHDlj ICH MIXE
Nellie Allah caught boDth the
ladies' single and triple with
217 and. 560 respectively.
Earlon Osbdrn was top bowler
for the men ashe• captured the
single with a 247 and totalled
619 for the triple.
Scoresof: 200 -or more were
played by Dave Dinsmore, 205 •
and 225; Earlon Osborn, 208
and 247; Bill Gilmer, 229;
Glenn Orth, 206; Marion
Kennedy, 202; Nellie Allan,
217, and Lorne Lambkin, 200.
THURSDAY MIXED
In the championship round
Ruth's Rejects are leading
with 3304 points, followed by
Linda's Lovebugs with 3301
and Margie Kats, 3159.
In the consolation round
Sharon's Sfiekers are ahead
with 3402': : and Sylvia's
Smarties with •3122.
Jackie Kreger played a 259
for the ladies' high single
while Dianne English totalled
645 for the triple. Bill Wall was
top man bowler capturing
both the single and triple with
294 and 662 respectively.
Those bowling 200 -point
games or better Were Jackie
Kregar, 259; Bill Wall, 294;
George Sk; 242 and 216;
Linda Wall, 215; Doris
Burrows, 206; ;.Keith Moffatt,
272 and 225; Villayne Kregar,
206; Dianne English, 206 and
245; Coree Gibbons, 201, and
Jack Tervit, 208.
I� left in
was assiatt~d by,
crown,.
It looked, its though
, Wrngtianli• had.fhia lr feat .
,Seaforth 111a0 important
it was notto.be
f lit i 1:03 minutes r is
in regulation flare .4..7,4: frorth
tied it up.
`the saddi deoven'
time Seaforth was " 1
Canarlel
41. k: .:,.
The ,. t e game of
or Mere was a X22' h.
FoulOn
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:E. JGHTIIES
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COMMERCIAL BOWLING
CathyCara ` as high lady
bowler. capk•..single .„
with 270 Arid i;,,: le with
614. ,
Bob Pegg bo cid is, go .for
the men's. singly and totalled
702 for the tripl
Esthers Elkhounds are in
top spot with 109 points while
Isobel's Irish Setters sit in
second with 106. Gayie':i Grey-
hounds are nim 'with 93
followed by< .. Sheila's
Schnauzers, 91 and Brenda's
Bloodhounds and Marlene's
Mallamutesatiedtfor *fifth with
71 points each. •
Those with scores of:200 or
more were. Don Higgins, 200;
Larry Pellett, 223 and 233;
Gene Kruse, 248 and 228;
Linda Hickey, 219; Isobel
Montgomery, 1210; Isobel
Headman, 208;- Wes. Simmons,
200 and 208; Warren Thyme,
204; Ruth Ann Steffen, 228;
Kevin Hickey, 243; Cathy
Carson, 270; Bob Pegg, 270
Brown, with Jason Goodall and 254, and Frank Burke, 215.
chipping in an assist.
At 9:23 of the second period
Doug Stephenson shoved the
puck past a surprised Seaforth
goalie, after Tim Brownhad
taken a pass from Dwayne
Jenkins and drilled a hard
shot that handcuffed the goal -
tender.
Seaforth turned the game
around with six unanswered
goals to win it 6-2 and the
series, two games to one.
ICE CHIPS—Once again
Mitchell Braun had the arena
buzzing with his outstanding
plays in the Wingham goal.
"C" DIVISION MVP—Rennie Alexander presented the
trophy to Kevin Hopkins of Durham, selected as the most
valuable player In the "C" division of the Wingham
Miecget Hockey Tournament.
The season's top five
bowlers for ladies and men
are Verna Haugh, 190; Susan
Pegg, 186; Esther Thyme,
177; Jean Merkley, 174; Cathy
Carson. and Marlene Pellett;,
169 each; Jim Griffith, 221;
Frank Burke, 216; Bob Pegg,
212; Rod H, ickey, 199, and
Gene Kruse192.
SENIOR LADIES"
Vera Schneider c
the high singlechwith a 207 wapturedlehi
the doubles were ,played .by
Vera Schneider, 333; Nora
Finnigan, 300; Yvonne 'Mc-
t
GO
Shi_
bowler 1' 0 week as ;she
captured the single with a 297
and totalled'.791 fors the triple,
Shirley's .Spiders are in; top
spot, In the team 'standings
with 35' points, while Gladys'.
Grasshoppers placed second
with 29. In third are Jean's
Junebugalsitha 27 followed.by
Lila's' rds, 21; Edna:'¢
Earwigs, 18, and Susan's
Snails, 17.
Those bowling games of 200
points or better- were Brenda
Finley, 203;.Susan Tolton, 201
and 220; Audrey Swatridgge,
201 and 220; Christine Rae, 290
and 260; Betty Darling, 227;
Shirley Sallows, 207; Betty
Heard, 203; Jean King, 258;
Louise Welwood, 203; Shirley
Storey, 224; 297 and 270; Elda
Nethery, 264; Heather Riley,
214 and 246; Nora Finnigan,
209, and May Cook, 229.
Spares for the evening were
Muriel Coultes, May Cook,
Pearl Hodgins and Lila
Harkness.
ESWATER MIXED
e Blackwell bowled a
236 f r the ladies' high single
while Jean Young captured
the triple° with 562. Bob
MacKenzie played 260 for the
men's top single and Doug
Oatman totalled 608 for the
triple.
The Echoes are in top spot
with 36 points Willie and Fruit-
-cakes are in second with 33.
The Avengers are next with•32
followed ' by • the Bottles, 31;
Devils, 29, and the Clowns, 28.
The Echoes were 'named
winners of the third series.
Teams in the A series playoffs
will be the .Clowils, Fruitcakes
and the Echos .The B series
teams wiill be tbe_.Av,,engers,
Bottles and the Devils.
Games • of 200 points:or
better were bowled by Rob
MacKenzie, 2603 Doug Oat-
man, 231 and 225; Bev
Springer, 201; Bonnie
Cleghorn, 218; Shane Hickey,
202; Larry Boshart, 209;.Ron
Cleghorn, 205; Ivy Whytock,
221; Jim Young, 204; Jim
Springer, 220. and 222; Jean
Young, 202, and Millie Black-
well, 236.
Corey., R44 RP
Euchre winners
40 orji: Eley >I OR
.B170rn made it PO early din
e 4,PAriaciPanging'ho'ne
Stephenson's rebolusl.
.hxeter'drew.withine'Beal
and *Hod led i gobltender. yin
the last 1 1tute of play..Qainn.
Q'Donoh ue stole the puck in
the Wingham zone and fired a.
rink long shot into the eiYipty
net, giving the Wingham
s .e-
gion Peewees a .3-1 victory.
At 9 p.m.` Thursday evening.
Wingham took to the ice
against Chesley and skated to
an easy 6-2 win. Wingham
scored . twice in the' Opening,
period, Paul Robinson from.
O'D.onolnie.and Paul Kenyon,
and Greg Walton from Jamie
Robinson.
Wingham widened its lead
to 5-0 in the second frame with
goals by Jeff Cameron from
O'Donohtle; O'Donohue from
Cameron, and another by
Walton, which was his second
goal of the game. ` It was
assisted by Todd Stainton and
Kenyon.
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After Chesleyscored two
goals early in the third stanza,
Wingham made. the score 6-2
with a goal by Jason Goodall.,
from Brown and Dwayne
Jenkins.
Wingham's -final game of
the tournament was against
its old rival, Seaforth. The
contest .1*eyed to be a real
barn -burner with end to' end
action. _ '
Seaforth Opened the scoring,
but Paul .Robinson. tied the
game in the first period. He
was assisted by O'Donohue.
As the second period ended
Seaforth held a 2-1 lead.
Wingham came roaring back
in the third find Doug me-
. Orlon seceivedra•-pas, front'
WROXETER—Seven tables
were in play' at the senior
citizens' euchre in the com-
munity hall last Wednesday
evening. Stella Pocalyuko and
Russell.. Nickel., capped ...the ....
high prizes with Lyda Reidt
and Earl Toner taking the low.
The special prize was won by
Elva Jacques.
Conveners were Mr. and
Mr's. William Wright, Mildred
Coupland and Wes Un-
derwood. Conveners for the
next euchre on April 2 will be
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Marks,
Della McMichael and Mr. and
Mrs; Allan Griffith.
Correction
A caption under a picture
last week should have iden-
tified Walter rather than Alf
Leekridge as the father of Bill
and .the manfor whom . the
local Midget hirckey tour-
nament was originally named.
Wingham Legion PeeWee
Final Standings
TEAM STATISTICS
DPW L "T OF GA PTS
57 29 24 4 264 224 62
PLAYER STATISTICS
GOAL TENDERS SO GP
Mitchell Braun 3 31
Greg Moore 4 26
DEFENCE
"A" Jirvirny Dennis
"C"Paul Robinson
Jason Goodall
Robert Leedham
Paul Kenyon
Greg Walton
FORWARDS
Doug Stephenson
Doug McFarltlr�
Billy Cameron
Dwayne kins
Jeff Ceo,eron
„A " T1rr1 i3rownJen
Todd Steintftth
Jamie gobina0tl
�il,iirin O'Donohue
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2 14 16
35 26 61
k14 23 37
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2 12 14
7 7 14
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