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Home My WebLink AboutWingham Advance-Times, 1981-12-22, Page 17Cr J4 Phone THIS HOLIIAY BE FILLED WITH ADVENTURE AND EXCITEMENT -FROM BEGINNING TO END! H. KERB CONSTRUCTION Limited,Wi'ngham 30 THE SQUARE 'THEATRE 521-781 1 GODERICH Burt is Sharky... Nobody Bans on Sharky's Machine. BURT REYNOLDS SHARXY'S MACHINE CLOSED CHRISTMAS EVE DEC. 24 STARTS FRI., DEC. 25 AT 8:00 P.M. SAT., DEC. 26 7 8 9:10 SUN.-THURS. 8:00 P.M. MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A SAFE HOLIDAY ® ci ® i;<V OViri ;thf s Fancily Fantasy aiiirAdventiirti g., 1r. # bt'ttighsing*�,wasa tie thiswith '!•+a Kenyon, Pain . Nesbit ..and Melissa Templemap ` each bowling dal: ' ''eea Kenyon had: the �Bh ouble ;of 236, ' laB daeKay had the;high single 0163 for the boys°and ' the.hi double of OIL' Games' of 100 and over wete:; 'relied by : :Becky Sangster, 125, Sheryl Cleghorn, 104; %ril. Tiffin, 109. and 116;, Theresa Kenyon, 131 and Mr' Pam Nesbitt, 131*.avid 101; Melissa Templeman, 131;-0, Angela Kerr, 118; mark Wickham, 100 and 102;° Keith' Metcalfe, 105; Chris Thynne, 117 and 126; Denton Chairtbers, 113; Scott Neil, 143 and 104; Jeffry Callieralik.'13fit and Ian MacKay, 126,and'•162. JUNIORS," The Steeleralealtbi.Ifeagne play with 9 ggints; .followed by the Cowboys with 35, the Ti -Cats with 31, the Eskimos with 29, the 'Rotig t ..Riders with 28 and, the':Stampeders with 23. • Mammy Cleghorn had the high single of 193 for the girls and the high double of 334. Dwayne Scott had the high single of 196 for the boys and Michael Cameron had the high double of 373. Games of 150 and over were played ,, by Tammy Cleghora, 1913; Jennifer, Willis,; 153; Carol Sweeney, 186, 'bbie Gk, 154 : and 1` 161; Mike Fraser,' 154; Dwayne Scott, 196` Jeremy Scheiter, 152; Michael Cameron, int and,186; and Robbiethadwick, 4154. xS�R... J�iU�NIIORS The "War H Oks "and the 'Does are tied in league play with 51 points'each.Mhey are followed by the AIley.Ca'ts, 47, the Dynamites, 44, the Expos, 43 and the Stoners, 36. for the sr. junior girls with a 171 and the high triple with Kim Rae and Sheri Walden had the highsingles of 181 for the senior girls and. Sheri Walden had the high triple of 515. Murray Nethery had the high single of 180 for the sr. junior boys; and the high triple of 496. Jeff Cameron had the high single of 267 for the senior boys and the high triple of 592. Games of 175 and over were rolled by : Kim Rae, 181; Sheri Walden, 181; Deb Scott, 179; Angela Wall, 171; Billy Gaunt, 185 and 218; Murray Nethery, 180; David Willis, 182; Peter George, 177 and 176; Brett MacDonald, 216; Jeff Cameron, 267 and 175; and, Billy Tolton,178. CMRS. JOE WALKER Bl vevale 1 Intended for last week Miss Bonnie Perry had as her guests Bill Doubie and Julie Matwa from Stirling and Standish, Mich., last Thursday and Friday. WINGHAM, ONTARIO - PHONE 357-1630 FOR 24 HR, MOVIE INFORMATION 11111111111111111111111111211111, Playing from Saturday, December 26 to Wednesday, December 30th SHOWTIMES: SATURDAY at 7 and 9 p.m. Sunday to Wednesday at 8:00 p.m. Only Special Family Show Saturday, December 28th at 2:00 p.m. All Seats $1.50 BERNIE HAI:NES, ceptpin led- this {rush against the curi"ve game on defence also scoff present-day squad 7 5.Saturda rs, showed he hasn't lost his touch aebe !t1 team. Haines played his usual solld 'els as the 1977-78 Ironmen downed.:the (David Tiffin Ph)• Irr tr ra`..^a`r� .^sem.- ' ..-��..-.�— ' •.r^�`.►�e __ SENIOR:MEN High singles went to Hugh Mundell with 187 and Gordon Francis with 175. Ifigh doubles -went to :Griodon Frnacis with 350 and Harvey Timm With 310. Scoring 150 or over were Hugh' Mundell, Gordon Francis, - Charles Bosman, Alex Robertson and Harvey Timm. "iCMIMERCIAI, .EAa1E There's . a .close :race in, league standings developing, Lyla Ann's. Leapera lead the league with . 54 points. Lois° Loopholes have 48,', Dilys' Dodgers have 48 as well, Shirley's Scooters have 47, Isabel's Invincibles have' 46 and Cathy's Cruisers have 45. Jean Merkley had the high single of 257 for the ladies and Susan Pegg had the high double of 447: Ted Moran had the men's high single of 303 and the high double of 465. Games of 200 and over were rolled by: Susan Pegg, Jean Merkley,Debbie Bannister, Barry Moran, Gene Kruse, Ted Moran, Wes Simmons and Frank Burke. MEN'S MONDAY NIGHT This was the noisy turkey roll night and there was. some real competition for the birds. Winning the turkey for high triple was Bruce Skinn with a 710 and his teammate, Charlie Hopper, wolf the • singlewitl ;ey for the high 0. Hidden ore turkey winnelrs we"a Doug Neil, Bob Johnston;" 4'° . old • Taylor, Bruce Mathan, Ken Sim- mons andililataight. Games dv "r 225 were rolled` by?'f Armstrong, •` -Ken ` Sr ons, Hap Swatridge:ob Mundell, Wayne. ,;ElstfItr Doug Neil, Gary Lisle, Olathe Hopper, blEruce ': Sk i;" Lorne HamiltortioN Steffler, Greg Storey, Ted English and Bill Johnston: tr.• • In the pins over average, Bruce , Machan and Bill Metcalfehold the lead with.a plus of 373, :followed by George Skinn • and Clare Weber, plus 289; Doug;. Neil and Dave Schiesteel,:258,,and Greg Storey and Brian Carr, us 238. • BLUEVALE` MIXED The Tulips,lead the -league with 62 points. They are closely , followed by the Petunias, 59, the Daisies, 51, the Roses, 49, th! Sun- flowers, 48, and the Pansies, 47. The ladies' high, single went to Etoile Johnato& with 213 and the high triple was " ' captured by Winnie Boyd with s`5. Les Brewer took top honors for the •biidnn'ntriittnle:ryWaPiegyaiesetaarttal ieHaeuxhh, lteewn thFsttonsdi •sheg !rumen the b,e up 7 Alton the ki4pnlt . iarne played Saturday night " at the ' t1am arena; It , was a goDd game; with Don• I00gu0soomiflg' p with ? some c117arves despitethespeetaaix goals hegsavve' up, The Iroianten yuere • out shot 53-22 AS the bigger team was too hard move:7" out scoringpositon . A hod' Wheeler gad the present-day ,'Ironoaien i, the early leawith, a tip -in .from. a good sethp by Kens Cousins: man Tenpas made it, 2-0, picking up a bad' clearing went`rl attempght Ot bye nto Br ahisn Wall that. ck and he fired • iit Into, a Wide opeiii:.: net. Bernie Haines wade it 2-1,; drilling a 10 -foot ,shot jnst insider the vst.. The tilers ,.evened the count - before Tom Remington made it 34.2 -as the`rpetiod. wound down} ` Rick •Jaeklin one upstairs to. again even the.. score,'but,before t i 'Second. _ Ih period: ended Mike •Bear's point shot was redirected for a goal`hiRtek , Cjmgeour. In -the final''" filr[ie .0ldtimers took +a 6.4 lead with three straigh oals by;:. Dennis" Knox a the Ironmen playing two m. shortby ,Mantes" Whit a se n :shot from point : • anby,, Randy Alton over Higgins' shoulder. .Scrimge b idgl t the leatunen to within lone goal, • dekuigHugh Nichol to the ice and thenbaekhai`iiding the puck.t h'I'he .goal was scorepasdim:into anfinalempty net. ' Three s,ta�w�'e selected'. -€rom each team. For the °W- en inners, high inners,. Bernie Haines: was' • single of 529 and the high triple of 209. Games of 200 and over were rolled by: Winnie Boyd, Marg Timm, Shirley Nicholson, Etoile Johnston and Les Brewer. Brownie WROXETER-GO)<ihitE MI7iD corner The mens high :trifle of 784 and the high single of 299 was rolled by Joe Craig, while Dorothy Craig received the ladies' ,,high triple with a 612. The ladies' high single went to Joanne Jacklin with a 231. Games of 200 and . over were rolled by: Mike Newton, Randy Hutchison, Mary Lou Sider, Wendell Stamper, Joe 4Craig, Les Stafford, Ron McMichael, Wes Bali, Dorothy. Craig, Bob Sitter, Jim Hammill, Ken Pellett, Len Hordyk, Agnes Hassnoot,, Butch Stone and Shirley Pellett. Tharen Keil and Jill Smith were enrolled as Brownies. Lisa Chapman and Tharen earned their Baker's Badges. Sheila Richards taught the Brownies some new songs :., and reviewed other songs. The, Brownies sang Christ- mas songs and heard a Christmas story. • The senior Brownies planned the Christmas, party. Each Brownie was given a bulltein telling about the sleep -over and about the Division Camp. Bantams win. an+d IOse last week. The ' Wingham. • Bantam "B"- team Played two games last week -and' came up with' one win and one loss. On Wednesday night, Ripley defeated Wingham 5- 3. . Brett MacDonald got the first Wingham goal, unassisted. Jeff Cameron and Dwayne Jenkins 'played a good team effort: Jeff got the other two goals assisted by Dwayne. On Friday night the boys played Teeswater in the Teeswater arena. The final'' score was 4-2 for the. Wingham team. Once again the Wingham captain,' Jeff Cameron, sparked ' the scoring, getting two goals and one assist. David Willie and Steve Skinn each got one goal as well. , 41, We're teaming up to wish all our patrons a really high' score Christmas! tilt FAMILY ...they didn't make history, they stole it! .91 1 • �Su% M�f --- MUNCH OF rdr Aloe, M..4% AWAID OF EXCELLENTE • moo MATO AWAID CAN OMAN TIM HUMANITIES AWAID • T...A M No A.v/ REST NNa1CAl,NTIRTAaNENI HANDMADE FILIKS nwcleafCrte e�eM PLAYING MIDNITE SATURDAY, DECEMBER 28th DEPENCEMAIV KEVIN CARTER clears the .puck foilo*ving a shot, during the eithibltion game between the Wingham Ironmen and an oidtime Ironmen squad Saturday night. The oldtimers downed the youngsters 7-5. (David Tiffin Photo)