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Home My WebLink AboutWingham Advance-Times, 1980-12-10, Page 14i'. } A WALKERTON FORWARD pits a move on Doug Gamble in the Wingham net and scores to make it 4-2 for the Black Hawks Friday night. Gamble had corse well out to bidsk the shot, only to see the Hawk fake and go around him. (David Tiffin Photo) Make your best deal on n new Arctic Cat and... Royals to'note The Wingham Royals travelled to Mount Forest Friday and defeated the hometown Rams 5-2. 'The Wingham effort was boosted by standout performances by goalie Ben Blackwell and forward Jim McGee. McGee scored three times and added an assist to lead the Royals. It was Blackwell who made the difference in the early going. The Royals started slowly and Blackwell came up with several great saves to keep them from falling behind. At 7:49 of the period McGee scored the first of his goals in a powerplay, assisted by Russell Jones and Bernie Haines. Just over two minutes later McGee spored again, this time assisted by Steve Caslick and Dave Golley. It was not is the period that fmt broke the Barker tallied +'period brought out RRoyals squad and �'' a :pepperedWallwith th.e z, a �,t •,. an ts. The Royals �' to score until ` tli(iitte mark when Ri e ✓scored, assisted bGy and McGee. Before iod ended the Royals. , > ed two more goals:zee scored has, tlilyd, ass by Jones and Caslick:. d williams unl h ' hard shot from and beat Wall. Jai glad. The period en+ 5t*the ` f* Vingham. They ; period featured mope` �on;, in the Mount Forest• end. as the Royals fired 17 .shots at Wall. However Wingham could not , otheren work less tortil ;5• scored tele f Meme The gea tend rs for clubs turned in stron games Winghap,., fire: at Wall, while Ela well laced 33 Mount :forest shots Jim Maclee's threegoo accumulated for his first hat fi trick of the year, bringing him •closer to theteam scoring leader RiCk Jacklin, who added a goal and an assist. The Rei%als face a touugh test next'. weekend ass they "travel to H'arriston to sleet. the Blues: On Saturday night" Wingham will tiost4Goderich at the- Lockridge It emorial Arena at 8:30 p.m. Thesteam, is keen to avenge its last lo4 at the hands of the Sailors, Come out and support the. Royals 1k! we I<er rl aures Qr Slhta io ` h ,tit nda h Paasn yet finalized This a :second gold, medal for hirn, as heft jisohe .: first it ache Juvenile 1090- t the; sapw. competition, last, dDara However this is-,tiito urst tide .he bas finished stn'>hho.iigu , ,and fr, e. skating. • , , Mark is then pf,112>*, and , Mrs.Fred Moore, -Y family which'` Chas, produced ., a number • of• fine.figure skater: ••'.__; ter Jackets II, ' WilitMr Jecka • 7 years .1 WE'LL REFUND an amount equal to YOUR TAX Don't wait !my longer. This offer ends Decembeer 31. detinitely lldcrke, your best deal awl still save: 7%0:, 4 W p . crake • trades: TRADE UP TODAY' #4; 'NORTH (1F FHENS'tLL, `LOOK -FOR THE. SIGNS!) 3318'10,262.5809. We take trades • Hodgins B,uiidall is proud to ann- ounce Scott Stevenson as winner of the recent Skidoo contest. Scott's ballot was picked and declared win- ner by an independant judging firm. Congradulations Scott. 11 North St. E. VVingham 357-3650 Shop at Ho giris Buildall and Savo WED. NIGHT LADIES Shirley Storey was top girl. bowler as she captured both the high single and triple with 322 and 749 respec- tively. In the team standings the Jenny Wrens have taken the lead with 12 points followed by the Bluejays, 10; Hum- ming Birds and Meadow Larks, tied with 7 points each; Arctic Eagles, 4; and Hoot Owls, 2. , Games, of 200 points oT more were bowled by athy Forsyth, 285; Jean King, 221 and 215; Mary Campbell, 273 and 228; Florence Thomp- son, 206; Brenda Finley403; Shirley Storey, 322, 203 and 224; 'Cathy Dickert, 228; Gladys Fryfogle, 236; Lila Hickey, 252 and '201; Jean- nette Scott, 212; and Elda Nethery, 200. Spares for the evening were: Marjorie Cook and Beatrice Brooks. THURSDAY MIXED Helen Daughertybowled a 261 for the ladies:' tap Single and Diane English tallied 685 for the triple. George Skins managed a ,293 for themen's high single; while Les Fisher bowled 657 for the triple. In the team standings,. Diane's Trans Ams and Grants Grand Prix are tied 'th 12 points each followed Sharon's Rabbits, 11; ree's Colts, 10 and Catliy's :Cltirikers and, Marg's `Monte Carlos, 9 points each. Those bowling 200 -point games or better were: Diane English, 229, 206. and 250; Helen Daugherty, 261; Sharon. Skinn, 235 Cathy Edgar, 205 and 211; Sylvia Pewtress, 216 and 255; Verna Haugh, 252; Marg Moffatt, 213; Evelyn Caslick, 212; I.,es Fisher, 289 and 227; Keith Moffatt, 218 and 257; George Skinn, 293 and 206; Greg Cardiff, 244; Wayne Gib- bons, 211; John Fisher, 228; Grant Wall, 214; and Art Burrows,234. Spares for the evening were: Rodger Bieman, Ro- bert Wharton, Marie Phil- lips, ,Len Phillips and Verna Haugh. • COFFEE KLATCH Janis Creeden and Shirley Storey shared the top triple scores while Louise Welwood captured the high single. Those bowling games of 200 points or .;more were: Shirley Storey, Florence Tl'1lfmpson,' Donna Chomyn, Janis Creeden, Marg Camp- bell, Louise Welwood and Joanne McDonald, Catherine Forsyth won the 50-50 dray: • SENIOR LADIES Elda.Coultes bowled a 186 for a high single and Yvonne McPherson bowled 192 for a top single. High doubles were managed by Jean Robertson, 353; Yvonne McPherson, 316; Elizabeth Robertson, 300; Agnes Cameron, spare, 303; Elma Harris, 328. In the team standings Topaz is leading with 30 points and the Aquamarines are right behind with 28. Diamonds are next with 27 followed by Turquoise, 26; Sapphires, 24; Rubies, 15. TEESWATER AND WINGHAM LADIES Nancy King captured the high single with a 227 and Dianne Murphy tallied 629 for the triple. Kathleen's Cashews and Evelyn's Coconuts are fighting for top spot with 19 points each followed by Leon's; Brazil Nuts, 14; Marilyn's Mixed Nuts, 12; Nancy's < Beer Nuts, 11; Alice's Acorns, 9. Those : bowling games of 200 points or better were: Rita,.Web�4ber, 219; Nancy King; • 227; : Dianne Murphy, 218 aad218'; Nary Houghton, 226; Katilean Moffat, 200; Brenda.. 'Reinhart, 207; Dianne (Wall, 207; Joanne Lovain, 221 and 221. BLUEVALE MIXED Marie Walker bowled a 238 for, the ladies' top single`and Dorothy Thompson ' tallied 623 for the triple. Bill Greig managed a 26alor the men's single while . Milt Boyd captured the triple with „a 602. Other- scores of 200 points. or better were managed by Milt Boyd, 200 and 204; Carol Shear, 223; Harris Campbell, 218; ' Harvey ` Timm, 238; Haroli Johnston, 212; Dorothy Thompson, 214'and 215; Andy 'Adams, 21tf and 222;. Glen. W ei .217 w'., Les Brewer, 214' and 222; . David W OXETER MIXED. Ethel-MVMcMichaei was top. .lady. bowler, capturing both the high single, and triple with 266 and 565. ' respec- tively. Ken Pellett bowled a 263 for the men's high single and Ron McMichael tallied 618 for the Those bowling 200 -point games or more were: Bob McCaughan, 200 and 240; Ron Bennett, 213; Ethel Mc- Michael, 266; Wes Ball, 224; Jerry Dejonge, 206; Ken Pellett, 263; But'chStone, 200 and . 236;1 Len Jondyk, 206; Ron McMichael, 204 and235; Wendell Stamper, 223; Kevin Naylor, 223 and 227; Gorda. Haasnoot, 203. Teeswater .Agri -Lotto The Teeswater Agri -Lotto dub held its• 15th monthly draw on Dec. 2 at the Bank of Montreal in Teeswater. The $300 -prize was won by John Whitmarsh, Teeswater, and the $20o -prize was won by Joe and Ruth King, Tees - ,,,water. - The five $10 -prizes fwere won by Ed Blackwell and Jim Brown, both . of Tees - water; Reid Associates, Wingham; Doug and Brenda Reinhardt, and Ray Cardy, Teeswater. Lions blast Mitchell Six players shared in the scoring as the Wingham Lions came up with a solid team effort and blasted Mitchell Midgets# ..8-3 last Thursday. • Bill Brophy; and Daryl Holmes scored twits each and Darryl Chtltiiiets, Blaine Coultes, Rick Scrirngeour and Kevin Saxton added singles to keep the Lions imdefeated after five league games. • This weak Wifighaam travelled to SM'fbrth on Tuesday and hosts Litelumw in an exhibition contest Thursday at split, 11 MARK MOORE ,of Wingharinlook the geld medal ;In the pre -Novice class at the Western Ontario. chtlni Ionships winning both the compulsory, figures' .end ' free skating events: He landed a triple Lump In the free skating program, whichls quite an,accomplishment at this level. Balance of PolYester Vests . All 'junior.' piece, Sno sultsSizes 12-1.416 1,7.7 illien's Small ,-Ladies':S M, L 1 place sno suit. 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