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Home My WebLink AboutWingham Advance-Times, 1980-11-26, Page 12vl7 1tl! n ldyal1<.co-Times. November 26. 1980 waterWingham Tions fotto dawnSeder* 'reeewate r Agri -Lotto ,drawgra WO NOW 18. The int pre of $301) was won • by Dat Rettinger, rMttatt1 and the second IPtitgeoi$2111)Was won by Tom NelvieWalkerton The five 0114 prizes were won W,aldon Moffat, Tees - water, Ofr4g and Brenda Reinhardt, Teeswater, Hugh Armstrong, Teeswater, Ralph Ki uetzwiser, Tees - * atm', and Paul and Evelyn Fischer, also of Teeswater. Bill Brophy netted four goals last Thursday to pace the Wingham Lions to a 6-2 Lwin over the Seaforth Midgets. Rick Scrimgeour and Daryl Holmes also scored for the Lions as they upped their record to three wins against no losses.. Kelly .O'Hagan played a strong game in the Wingham net, allowing only two goals, both on powerplays. The Lions took 14 minor penalties to eight for Seaforth. Wingham's next home game is Thursday against Mitchell at 8p.m. Royals ourfhustle Lanc to notch 8-4 win Fridt A hustling Wingham Royals club outskated the rival Lucknow Lancers en route to an 8-4 victory Friday evening at the Lockridge, Memorial Arena. Seven Royals scored for Wingham in the win, Which brings its record to 2-3-3 for a total of seven points in the standings. The game was' fast and furious throughout, with each team scaring twice in the first 20 minutes. Twice the Royals/ ,overcame one - goal deficits to tie the game, with Don Hastie scoring DARRYL CHALMERS of the Wingham Lions Midgets Is taken down by the de- fewIn the Lions' triumph over Seaforth last Thursday. from Bob Johnston and 13laine McCutcheon after MacKinnon had opened the scoring for Lucknow. . Murray's goal for the Lancers was matched by Rick Jacklin's first goal of the game, assisted by Kevin Hastie and Jirn McGee. The Lancers outshot the Royals and Hugh Nichol in the Wingham net made several good stops as the Lancers attempted to take the lead. The Royals began to take over in the second period, scoring twice in the first three and a half minutes. Steve Caslick opened the scoring at 1:49, taking a pass from McGee and then net- ting his own rebound. Rick MacLennan also assisted. Jacklin scored his second goal to put the Royals up 4-2, with Bob Johnston assisting. After Stanley had scored to put Lucknow back into the game, McGee scored the eventual winner, an unassisted, shorthanded effort, blasting a high shot past the Lancer goalie. Murray Black put the Royals up by three when he scored after he and his line - mates outhustled and out- worked the Lancers in their own end. Dave Golley and McCutcheon assisted on the score. Blair scored the Lancers' final goal with 39 seconds remaining in the period. Wingham again started quickly in the third period when McCutcheon scored after just 31 seconds, Caslick assisting. Golley finished the What does that mean too me? Now that's what I call service! As of December 1,1980,° the Workmen's Compensation Board will be expanding its service in the London region. It's part of an on-going program to improve our services to the people of Oxford, Middlesex, Huron and Elgin counties. In addition to the claims enquiries and rehabilitation and revenue programs we've already been handling, we will introduce decentralized claims adjudication, the paym nt of medical aid accounts and other allied functions. The new Workmen's Compensation board Regional Office is located at 200 Queen's Avenue in London. Phone 433-2331 or if you are not in the local calling area, consult your telephone directory for the toll-free telephone number. WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION BOARD 200 Queen's Avenue, 2nd Floor, London, Ontario N6A 1J3 scoriillg I when his shot from the 10W .slot area beat the goa4e, Elssists went to Black an4 evin Hastie. Hard wa�rl and good back- cheek.lg by the Royals held Luekf0W. WPM four shots on net, whfle they took 18 shots at the ,ancar net. The Royals put on a fine display of hockey and were full marksfor their win. Their strong offensive showing was equalled by an agressive backchecking game from the 'forwards. Again the Wingham penalty killers played well, twice killing off penalties while two men short. The next home game will be this Saturday when the Royals host Mildmay at 8:30 p.m. It will be the first meeting of the season bet- ween these rivals. Come out and support the Royals. DARYL HOLMES played a strong game for the Wingham Lions as they dumped Seaforth ,: In their home opener last week. Here he looks for a play after circling the net with the unmolested. Wingham took owling....scores WEDNESDAY NIGHT Elda Nethery bowled a 279 for the ladies' top single, while Shirley Story captured the triple with 686. The Bluejays are in top spot with 46 points followed by the. Hoot Owls, 45; Humming Birds, 38; Artic Eagles, 33; and the Meadow Larks and Jenny Wrens are tied with 24 points each. Those bowling 200 -point games or better were: Brenda Finley, 206; Shirley Storey, 274 and 232; Shirley Sallows, 218; Mary Camp- bell, 213; Debbie Auge, 211; Heather Riley, 209; Caroline Greenaway, 236; Christie Foxton, 228; Joanne Harrison, 245; Janet Storey, 254; Edna Mae Armstrong, 214; and Lyla Ann Harkness, 268. Spare for the evening was Beryl Kirton. Brenda's Blitejays won the first 10 -game series. THURSDAY -MIXED., i. Diane English bowled a 314 for the ladies' top single and tallied 682 for the triple. Don Montgomery played a 238 for the men's single and 621 for the triple. Marg's Monte Carlos won the first series with 41 points. In the team standings Marg's Monte Carlos and Grant's Grand Prix are tied for first spot with, 5 points each, followed by Sharon's Rabbits, 4; Coree's Colts, 3; and"Diane's Trans Ams and Cathy's Clunkers, 2 points each. Those bowling 200 -point games or better were: Diane 'English, 314; Marg Moffatt, 228; Sheila Walker, 206; Jean Tervitt, ..221; Sylvia Pewtress, 209; Linda Wall, 236; Donna Bieman, 203; Bruce Pewtress, 236; Bill Wall, 206 and 220; Robert Wharton, 235 and 205; Wayne Gibbons, 205; Don Mon- tgomery, 238; Grant Wall, 222; and George Skint', 230. Spares for the evening were: ' Jean Tervitt, Jack Tervitt, Robert Wharton, Barry Haugh, Bruce Pewtress, Cathy Walker, Isobell and Don . Mon- tgomery. SENIOR LADIES • High singles were bowled by Catherine Campbell, 196 and 'Elda Coultes, 196. Those bowling high doubles were Catherine Campbell, 318; Elda Coultes, 322; and Ethel Montgomery, 337. In the team standings the Sapphires and Aqamarines are tied for top spot with 22 points, each, followed by Topaz, 21; Diamonds and Turquoise, 20; and Rubies, 15. COFFEE KLATCH Those bowling 200 -point games or better were: Beverley Sangster, Muriel Irvine, Shirley Storey, Susan Tolton, and Lillian Appleby. Catherine Forsyth won the 50-50 draw. TEESWATER AND WINGHAM LADIES Evelyn Kloostra bowled a 226 for the high single and Joean Robichaud tallied 573 for the triple. In the team standings Evelyn's Coconuts are in first place with 10 points followed by Kathleen's Cashews and Nancy's Beer Nuts, tied with 9 points each; Leona's Brazil Nuts, 7 points; Marilyn's Mixed 'I Nuts, 5; and Alice's Acorns, 2. Those bowling games of 200 points or more were: Jean Robichaud, 220; Jean Letteau, 219; Kathleen Moffat, 206; Dianne Murphy, 221; Evelyn Kloostra, 226; and Joanne Levsin, 203. COMMERCIAL Ruth Ann Steffan was the top lady bowler, capturing the single and triple with 296 and 699 respectively. Gary Chapman bowled a 242 for the men's single, while Rod Hickey tallied 659 for the triple. Frank's .. Feelers are in first place • with 47 points followed by Jim's Jumpers, 45;. Keith's Kissers, 41; Wes' Whistlers, 40; Bob's Bangers, 29; and Hickey's Hustlers., 29. Games of 200 points or better were bowled by Frank Burke, 234; Leon Russel, 202; Gary Chapman, 242; Bob Pegg, 222; . Kevin Timmy, y',R204;' K ith'`Ca 222; Gene Kruse, 240; Jim Griffith, 225 and 227; Wes Simmons, 205 and 216; Rod Hickey, 228 and 237; Ruth 'Ann Steffan, 296, 203 and 200; Bonnie Douglas, 201; Esther Thynne 239; Lyla Ann Hark- ness, 202 and 201; Cathy Carson, 205, 214 and 254; Jean Merkley, 211 and 214; and Susan Pegg, 205, 210 and 206. FORDWICH MIXED The ladies' high single of 267 was bowled by Pat Coghlin. Janis Behrns recorded the high triple of 720 with her three games of 221, 243 and 256. For the guys it was Dave Dinsmore who came up with a 246 single and 683 triple. Other games over 200 were chalked up by Nellie Allan 247; Ken Bender 237; Gertie Lambkin 203; Bill Gilmore 220, 220; Elfrieda Klaassen 212; Dave Dinsmore 227, 210. BLUEVALE MIXED Marie Walker bowled the top single for the ladies, 253, while Winnie Boyd totalled 628 for the triple. Brent Day played 242 for the men's high single and 595 for the triple. Other scores of 200 points or better were bowled by Reta Ross, 212; Jim Shaw, 200; Harold Johnston, 219; Winnie Boyd, 219 and 210; Jack Shaw, 220; Terry Trites, 220; ,Jim Thompson, 213; and Les Brewer, 204. WROXETER MIXED Ethel McMichael played a 223 for the ladies' top sitigle,. while Mary 'Lou Sitler captured the- triple with 581. Gordon Kaster bowled the men's top triplewith a 688 and Bob McCaughan played a 241 for the single. Those. bowling 200 -point games or better were: Gordon Kaster, 237, 223 and 228; Randy Hutchinson, 225; Wes Ball, 206; Jerry De Jo et 211;; Bob McCaughan, 2)1 aiid''1; Shirley Pak; 208; Ethel McMichael, 223; Ron McMichael;' 218; Mary Lou 'Sitler, 203 and 220; Murray Gibson, 275; Bob Sitler, 205; Barb Bennett, 204; and Kathy oont, 207. f: JANUARY AND FEBRUARY SPECIAL $25.00 Discount On all dance occasions STEVENS COUNTRY GOLD DISC JOCKEY SERVICE 887-6159 Evenings TAKE OFF THE BALL, and put on the puck, Scoff Creamer reaches for the ball on the pylon In this Tyke drill which builds confidence on skates. advantage of its scoring opportunities while Seaforth failed to capitalize on numerous power plays afforded by the Lions. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * FOR OUT OF THIS WORLD RESULTS ,g CQJ. ��l �i�►IlfU1U . . MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS NOW Call yourprofessional Travel Agent for reservations YOUR AGENT, A TRAVEL PROFESSIONAL HOLIDAY WORLD Coneultarite in Travel 250 JOSEPHINE ST WINGHAM. ONTARIO For out of tbovlm callers, we accept collect calls. 519-357-2701. Ask for Donna or Cindy... 114-'`-Nf f LIE WELCOMES YOU! AFTERNOON TEA 2:30 to 4:30. DAYS A WEEK SOMETHING FOR THE LADIES... Come, visit our unusual country resort for Tea today! We've prepared English muffins, freshly made scones, jam, assorted pastries and Earl Grey tea for the occasion. Relax and enjoy as we serve you in front of an open hearth log fire in one of our two lounges. (Reservations requested for groups of more than 10). just $ 5 • per person Complement your outing with a visit to THE HOLLOW.A unique gift shop just steps from our Inn .,r tot, Eenmiller Incl Nestled in lienmiller. Ont.. just 7 kilometres east of Goderich on Huron County Road 1. just off Highway S. phone 524-2191. ALSO WELCOMES YOU® Combine your outing to the Inn with a visit to our shop at the crossroads. •SELECT LADIES' FASHIONS •SPECIALIZING IN HAND KNITS by FRANCES •ANTIQUES.... OPEN: 7 Daps a week 11 a m.-6 p.m. Tel.: 524-4300