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Home My WebLink AboutWingham Advance-Times, 1980-04-23, Page 16Page 16.,. -The Wingham Advance -Times, April 23, 1980 THE MOTHERS' AUXILIARY TEAM in the Wingham Atom House League is coached by Dave Montgomery and Ken MacAdam (missing). Members of the team are: (front) Shawn Taylor, Mike Cul - len, Doug Cerson, Jeff Mann, Joey Walker, Ian Ward and Murray Lapp, and (back) Brett MacDonald, Steve Skinn, Jeff Walden, Doug Montgomery and Brian Mill. Missing is Blaine McKittrick. THE BEAVER LUMBER TEAM to the Wingham Atom House League has Bill Brophy and Dave Tiffin as coaches, with Dale Heibein the sponsor. On the team are: (back) Peter Strong, Andy Armstrong, WL MIT Stratford Fairgrounds Ph. 271-5130 Sat; April 26, 8 pm Grades 7 and up Admission '4. Skate Rental '1. No person 16 years of age 'or under will be leave between the hours of midnight and 7:00 picked up by a parent. (STRICTLY ENFORCED - ADUL T SUPERVISION) Regular Skatinii Thurs., Fri., Sat., Sun. evenings Sat, - Sun. afternoons -8am allowed to a.m. unless I n� minirn itun cur e Shawn Fryfogle, Michael Cameron, Murray Skinn and Steven Thynne; and (front) Jason Moore, Paul Brophy, Robbie Harkness, Chris Fryfogle, Adam Armstrong, Derek Uttley and Bill Tolton. PEEWEE AND BANTAM—Peewee minor hockey players who received awards ast Thursday night were, front, Doug McFarlan, most improved player; Mitch Braun, most valuable, player, and Tim Brown, top scorer. The bantams in the back row are Brett Cameron, top scorer; Willie Rodger, most Improved player, and Jeff Moore, most valuable player. The iingham Golf Club is ready for you! Golf by the season . , . by the mionth or pay -as -you -play plus excellent food and beverage service. Lessons available for new golfers For full information drop into the pro shop or phone 357-2179 Bowlers qualify for tournament The house qualifying rounds for the All -Ontario Family Twosome bowling tournament were held Sunday at the Wingham Lanes. Winners in the various categories were: Mother -son, Barry Haugh and Verna, 1003; mother - daughter, Audrey Baxter and Ruth, 1093; father -son, Russel Springer and Jim, 1032; father -daughter, Christine Cerson and Larry, 1021. - These winners will receive the house championship plaques and also advance to the zone rounds June 1. The winners from the zone round' will compete in the all -Ontario finals in Toronto August 31, with all expenses paid for the weekend. All YBC bowlers who competed in the house round will receive a crest. The YBC banquet will be held next Monday at the Wingham Legion Hall, starting at 5:30 p.m. Belgrave softball assoc. holds meetjng The annual meeting of the Tri -county Softball Associa- tion was held April 17 at the East Wawartosh Public School. Several rule changes were discussed; there will be further discussion at the scheduling meeting to be held in the Brussels, Morris and Grey Community Centre May 8. The fee for each team was raised to $4,00, with a free rule book to be given to each team. The fee ,is payable at the meeting May.8. • During the election of of- ficers Keith Moffat of Blue - vale stepped up to president, with the office of vice president left open. Mrs. Bill Coolies of Belgrave remained as secretary -treasurer and Laverne Godkin of Walton remained as league convener. MIDGETS AND REC.—The Wingham Minor Hockey As- sociation presented trophies to outstanding hockey play- ers Thursday night during Its awards night. Here are players from the Midget and Recreation team. In front are Murray Willis, mostjmproved player; Rance Willis, most valuable player, and Rob Willis, top scorer, from the recreation team. Midget players In the back row are Vaughn Passmore, most improved player; Peter Good- all, most Valuable player, and 'Bill Brophy, top scorer. ••.•••..••e••.• Bowl in •......•••••••• g Scares •.•.••.••••.••. FORDWICH MIXED Elfrieda Klaasen was the high single lady with a 246 score and also had hte ladies' high triple of 574. High single man was Dave Dinsmore with a 234 and he also had the high triple of 656. Scores of 200 and over were recorded, by Dave Dinsmore, 218, 234, 204; Earlan Osborn, 228, 224; Nancy Conley, 211; Bill Gilmer, 226, 200; Elfrieda Klaasen, 246; Gerald Matheson, 208; Scott McLean, 203; and Marj Johnson, 215, 209. •••. •••••••...• WED. NIGHT LADIES Edna Mae Armstrong captured the high single with a 286 while Jean King totalled 713 for the triple. Shirley ts Spiders have 3,157 points for first place and Jean's Junebugs sit in second with 3,112. Lila's Lizards are next with 3,035 followed by Edna's Earwigs, 2,996; Susan's Snails, 2,982, and Glady's Grasshoppers, 2,945. Those bowling 200 -point games or better were Lila Hickey, 234; Shirley Sallows, 263; Shirley Wharton, 233; Jeannette Scott, 207; Pat Brown, 215; Shirley Storey, 220, 249 and 207; Debbie Auge, 257; Jean King, 223, 247 and 243; Louise, Welwood, 212; Heather Riley, 204; Cathy Forsyth, 213; Susan Tolton, 229; Caroline Greenaway, 201 • and 221 Trudy Elston,-. 211, and Audrey Swatridge, 238. COMMERCIAL The final team standings for the playoffs were: first, Marlene's Malamutes, 12,862; Gayle's Greyhounds, 12,835;, Isobel's Irish Setters, 12,554; Sheila's Schnauzers, 12;346; Esther's Elkhounds, 11,920, and in last place, Brenda's Bloodhounds, 11,409. On April 15, the last night of the playoffs, Verna Haugh captured the ladies' high single and triple with 203 and 607 respectively. Jim Griffith bowled a 271 for the men's single while Rod Hickey total- led 668 for the triple. The .annual dinner banquet Was held at the Legion, Satur- day, April 19, with a dance following. Verna Haugh and Ruth Ann Steffen were tied with 309 points each for the ladies high single trophy, and Frank Burke had bowled a 363 for the men's. The ladies' high triple was captured by Verna Haugh, 746, and for the men it v(ras Jim Griffith, 908. Verna Haugh also took the ladies' high average award with 190 points and Jim Griffith cap- tured the men's with 221. The most improved bowler was Susan Pegg and Cathy Carson for the ladies.- Both bowlers were up 21 points. Warren Thynne was named the most improved man bowler. His score increased by 10 points.: Perfect Attendance Awards went to Cathy Carson, Lyla- Ann Harkness, Verna Haugh, Kevin Hickey, Linda Hickey, Rod Hickey, Gayle McArter, Larry Pellett, Isobel Read - man, Leon -Russell and War- ren Thynne. SENIOR LADIES The Senior Ladies Bowling Club held its annual banquet on Tuesday, April 15, at the Presbyterian Church, Et'here members enjoyed a delicious dinner served by the ladies of the church.• - After dinner prizes were awarded. The slate of officers for next year is as follows: for president, Mrs. E. Mont- gomery; vice-president, Miss E. Robertson; secretary, Mrs. L. Newman; assistant secre- tary, Mrs. M. Robertson; treasurer, Mrs. J. Robertson; assistant treasurer, Mrs. A. Harris; friendship secretary, 11 Mrs. N. Finnigan; press secretary, Mrs. E. Congram, and assistant press secretary, Mrs. V. Murray. COFFEE KLATCH Shirley Storey claimed the high single with a 270 game. Bowlers scoring 200 or over were Jean King, 222;'' -Mary Campbell, 209; and Shirley Storey,202. TUMBLE FOR EXTRA CASH Put money m, your pocket by selling un• wonted. items m the Won, Ad Column WAT-2 3Y it M Coins We will be at: The Elm Park Motel (Highway 23, 5 miles north of Listowel) inRoom7 Saturday Only April 26 9a.m.to3p.m. Motel phone 343-2540 Buying: Silver dollars, 1967 and before $8.00 ea. Half dollars, 1967 and before $4.00 ea. Quarters, 1966 and before $2.00 ea. Dimes,1966 and before 80c ea. 1967 silver quarters $1.25 ea. 1967 silver dimes.<,.,,.,.,e„.. 5.0° ea. 1968ailver quarters .$1 00 ea. 1968 silver dimes 40C ea. 1948 -Silver Dollars paying *600.” each Must be in uncirculated condition U.S. silver dollars; 1935 and before , 810.00 ea. U.S. silver dimes, quarters and fifty tent pieces. 1984 and before paying $10:00 per dollar's worth Buying U.S. and Canadian gold coins. 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