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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1983-02-09, Page 10Page 10—The Wingham Advance -Times, Feb. 9, 1983 I I I' I' I- _ i' a1' _-II' I _ _ _ I I.I. _ Y':C Bowling Scares I I I- I' _ Another Four Steps to Stardom tournament is coming up in Owen Sound this Sunday and several young Wingham bowlers will be attending. In the Bantam boys division, John MacDonald has the high single and the team is Ian MaeKay, Jeff Wall, Greg Perry; Scott Neil and Denton Chambers. Theresa Kenyon has the high single for the Bantam girls and her teammates are Ria Linardatos, Becky Sangster, Lori Tiffin, Jane Bateson and Kim Edgar. Graham Taylor has the high single for the Junior boys and his team consists of Tim Lewis, Jamie Wall, Murray Skinn, Michael Cameron and Bruce McInnes. In the Juniors girls department, Kelly Hollen- beck has the high single and team is made up of Jennifer Willis, Deb Clark, Janette Taylor, Joanne Taylor and Angela Wall. Darin Hickey has the high single for the senior boys and Sheri Walden has the high single for the senior girls. BANTAMS The Superyums lead the league with 63 points, followed by the Bubble Yums with 49, the Double Bubbles with 48, the Hubba Bubbas with 47, the Bubblicious with 33 and the Juicy Fruits with 30. Angela Kerr had the high single of 107 for the girls and Rhonda Leachman had the high double with 199. Kevin Dekker had the boys' high single of 162 and Robbie Harrison had the high double of 255. Games of 75 and over were rolled by: Rhonda Leach- man 101, 98; Angela Kerr 107, 76; Melissa Templeman 98; Bonnie Loughran 79; Michelle MacDonald 95, 87; Sheryl Cleghorn 94; Scott Neil 122, 122; Greg Deyell 142, 88; Andrew Plumb 111, 89: Robert MacKay 104; Jason Steffler 118, 80; Robbie Harrison 126, 129; Kevin Dekker 162, 84; Michael MacKay 109; Mark Steffen 79, 113; Michael Lewis 96, 89; Todd Chadwick 84; and, Dean Tolton 82, 78. JR. BANTAMS The Kit Kats lead the league with 56 points, followed by the Mr. Bigs with 49, the Four Flavors with 47, the Caramilks with 45, the Crunchies with 40 and the Coffee Crisps with 33. Jennifer Willis had the high single of 205 and the high double of 337. Greg Perry had the boys' high single of 168 and the high double went to Jeff Wall with a 320. Games of 125 and over were rolled by: Jennifer Willis 205, 132; Ria Linar- datos 134; Tracy Thynne 171, 143; Becky Sangster 170; Jane Bateson 138; Theresa Kenyon 146, 132; Sherry Lynne Double 125, 127; Tommy Darling 137; Jeff Local Tykes edged by Howick inclose match The Wingham Optimist Tykes met West Howick last Thursday evening in a close, exciting match, with the final score 2-1 for Howick. Wingham's netminding duties were shared by Matthew Elmslie and Andrew Gibson. Both boys were called upon to make spectacular saves. The first period saw furious action throughout. Brendan Magee made several hard shots from the. blue line, but was foiled by Howick's defense. On one occasion, Jonathon Lane took the puck around Howick's net and tried to chuck iit around the goal post into the net amid cheers of encouragement. Wingham's Murray MacLeod made a key play in the period when he stopped a Howick breakaway. Jonathon Balzer, through hard skating and strong play, kept the puck out of Wingham's end. Clement Wai carried the puck into Howick territoy along the boards and Barton Cameron drove it up the centre, but was held off by Howick. There was no ,score at the end of the first period. Howick started the second period with a goal by John Tritten, assisted by Wayne Fisher. Tritten scored again at 4:07, assisted by Trevor Chambers and Dean Wheeler. Period number two continued to be exciting as Ryan Deyell got a break- away, only to be stopped by Howick's goalie. Wingham's Mike Tiffin worked the puck out from behind the net and up the ice. Todd Harrison skated back and stopped several of Howick's plays. The steady hard work of Gavin Hodgins paid off when he scored at 13:58. Matthew Hunter and Marc Poulin, who played hard all game, got the assists. The second period ended in a scramble around Howick's net. In the third period, Ivan Skinn stopped a Howick breakaway with his long reach. Brad Hunter and Andrew Forrest cleared the puck and fought it out of Wingham's end. During the last minute of play, Coach Larry Lane called nut the reinforcements. The boys skirmished about Howick's net, encouraged by the en- thusiastic shouts of the fans. The final score was Howick, 2, and Wingham, 1. FORDWICH MAITLAND WOODWORKING and FINISHING Furniture Refinishing Classes An 8 week course that starts on March 2, 1983. The fee is $20 and classes are every Wednes- day at 1 p.m. - 3 p.m. or 7:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. at the shop in Fordwich. For more information call Jan Wallace 335-6316 or 335-3222 °8 insuring Canadians in the co-operative spirit RRSPs Now is the time to start your Retirement Annuity Plan Your RRSP with The Co-operators offers you a choice of two ways toe, make your money grow. CaII or come in to 9 The Co-operators and find out about the right now advantages of our Retirement Annuity Plans. the co-operators KEITH ADAMS Bus. 357-3739 Res: 357-1847 LIFE • HOME • AUTO • COMMERCIAL • FARM • TRAVEL Wall 160, 160; Greg Perry 141, 168; Jeff Hollenbeck 164; Jeremy Cameron 134; Keith Metcalfe 164, 130; and, Ian MacKay 139. SR. JRS. AND SENIORS The Raiders lead the league with 84 • points, followed by the Mieces with 64, the Space Outs with 60, the Bills with 58, the E.T.s with 57, and the Pushers with 47. Tammy Cleghorn had the. high single with a 209 and Deb Clark had the high triple with a 502. For the boys, Jamie Wall had the junior boy's high single of 237 and the high triple of 557. Sheri Walden had the high single of 247 for the senior girls and the high triple of 528. Darin Hickey had the high single of 256 for the senior boys and the high triple of 678. Games of 150 and over were rolled by: Tammy Cleghorn 209; Kelly Hollenbeck 150; Angela Wall 150, 152; Janette Taylor 160; Sheri Walden 247; Deb Clark 200, 165; Joanne Taylor 198; Michael Cameron 235; Jamie -Wall 237, 172; Bill Gaunt 195, 205, 181; Michael Haugh 172; Darin Hickey 226, 256, 196; Brett MacDonald 170, 159; Don McLean 207; Tim Lewis 164; Graham Taylor 202, 166, 155. Kinsmen Bantams beat Seaforth 8-3 The Wingham Kinsmen Bantams came up with a decisive win over Seaforth Sunday in the first game to determine which team will represent the league in OMHA. The Wingham team out- scored Seaforth 8-3 in a clean, fast-moving game which Wingham dominated with strong skating and good passing. Jason Goodall and Jamie Robinson each scored twice, while Murray Houghton, Shawn Fryfogle, Paul Tolton and Greg Walton each added one. Billy Cameron assisted on four of the goals, while Goodall and Robinson each picked up three assists. Sean Kieffer, David Wheeler, Houghton and Walton added one assist each. The first two periods was no penalties called and during the third period Wingham picked up four minors to Seaforth's three. FROM THE SIDELINES — If the Bantams continue to play this fast-moving, heads - up style of hockey, we can expect them to pick up many more wins in the future. Sr. ringettes down Brussels The Wingham Opti -Mrs. Senior Ringette team won both its games against Brussels last week, winning at Wingham Tuesday night by a 9-2 score and taking the return match at Brussels Wednesday 8-3. In Tuesday night's game, Lori Gavreluk scored five goals to lead her team to victory. Leah Kulas and Maureen Beattie each scored twice. Leesa Cook assisted on three goals while Gavreluk, •Beattie, Ellen Rodger, Vickie Belanger, Julie Leedham and Tracy Scammell each picked up an assist. Brussels goals were scored by Melinda Hamilton and Darlene Bishop. In the Wednesday night game, Gavreluk scored twice and assisted on four more goals. Beattie scored three times and added one assist; Julaine Adams added two goals and one assist and Leah Kulas scored once and picked up an assist. Scoring for Brussels were Hamilton, Bishop and Brenda Richmond. Cook and Rodger played a strong defensive game, with Cook picking up six assists and Rodger two. Lynne Braun played two very strong games in net, coming up with good saves. The girls' next home game is Friday at 5:30 against Howick. They are hoping for some good fan support. puplicate bridge Dimps Mathers and Ruth Currie placed first in last week's Duplicate Bridge Club play. Janet Day and Nona Elliott. were second, Inez McGill and Margaret Mundell. third, and Mary Caslick and Jim Alcorn were fourth. SENIORS GO BOWLING—John McMurchy, 96, of Lucknow is a Wednesday partici- pant at the Wingham and Area Day Centre for the Homebound and last Wednesday the group went bowling at the Wingham lanes. Mr. McMurchy used to bowl years ago, but he must still have what it takes because it was reported he had some very good scores. Bowling Scores COMMERCIAL LEAGUE Hickey's Hellers and Chapman's Champs are in the lead with 80 points each, followed by Darling's Dynamics with 66, Merkley's Marauders with 63, Russell's Rollers with 55 and MacLeod's Morons Plus Four with 49. Frank Burke had the high single of 249 and the high triple of 641 for the men and Jean Merkley had the ladies' high single of 250 and the high triple of 600. Games of 200 and over were played. by: Bob Pegg 215; Gene Kruse 214; Wayne Coultes 201; Kevin Hickey 207; Rod Hickey 247; Barry Moran 204; Leon Russell 220; Frank Burke 201 and 249; Roger Plumb 226, 205; Cathy Wickhorst 214; Lois Moran 203; Linda Hickey 223; Susan Pegg 217; Gale Plumb 223; Jean Merkley 250; Anne Coultes 226; and Dorothy Brintnell 208. Thanks to spare Lillian Nolan. WED. NIGHT LADIES Janet's Junkies lead the league with 89 points, followed by Judy's E.T.s with 82, Mary's Mavericks, 75, Corey's Cubs, 62, Bon- nie's Beauties, 57, and Marg's Munchkins, 52. Shirley Storey had the high single of 273 and the high triple went to Jean Kingwith a 710. Games of 200 and over were rolled by: Elda Nethery 226; Millie Nesbitt 212; Jean King, 250, 250, 210; Louise Welwood 223; Janet Storey 215; Mary Campbell 216; Catherind Campbell 222; Joanne Harrison 253; Cathy Forsythe 247; Shirley Storey 273, 208; Gail Plumb 240; Susan Tolton 262, 208; Mary Lee 248; and, Marg Hickey 224. Thanks to spares Gail Plumb, Hope Springer and Cory Nesbitt. THURSDAY MIXED • It was a very exciting night, with the teams finishing the second quarter of the season. Gary's and Daryl's teams were neck - and -neck the whole time and finished on top with 43 points, followed by Richard's, 32; Bill's, 26; Rena's, 23, and Barry's, 22. Games of 200 and over: Daryl, 221, 211; Barry Haugh, 204, 219; Bill Greig, 202, 209; Angela Gomes, 206; Rena Fisher, 214, 210; Diane English, 207, 256, 220; Nolda Kulas, 225, 224; Verna Haugh, 248, 204; Ed Lewis, 204. The ladies' high single was bowled by Diane English, 256, as well as the 683 high triple. 161'ry1.-"Walker's 221 was high for the men and his 598 high triple. Thanks to spares Art Burrows, Diane English, Neill Anderson, Sheila Walker and Jayne Philips. COFFEE KLATCH Those bowling 160 and over were: Terri Pautler 199; Wanda Curtis 200; Bev Hayden 209; Kaye McCor- mick 184; Donna Adams 199, 172; Jean King 189, 243; Florence Thompson 163; Muriel Irvine 186; Ada Aitchison 164; Betty Burley 173, 163; and, Shirley Storey 174,221. SENIOR LADIES The Honey 14ees lead the league with 72 points, followed by the Wasps with 54, the Bumble Bees with 46, the Hornets with 42, the Queen Bees with 30 and the Yellow Jackets with 26. Luella Kerr had the high single of 177, closely followed by Jean Mathers with a 176: Mrs. Mathers had the high double of 333, followed by Luella Kerr with 320 and Catherine Campbell with 316. MONDAY NIGHT MEN'S Good games and pinfall still are tough to gain at the bowling alley. This past week, Terry Anger had the high triple with a 668. Bob Armstrong was runner-up at 642. In the high singles category, Bill Johnston topped the league with a 274 and Terry Anger was second with a 262. Games_ of 225 and over were rolled by : Wayne Elston 245; Terry Anger 262; Mac MacKay 239; Bill Johnston 274; Ted English 245; Greg Storey 242; Dave Schestel 243; Ken Saxton 234; Jim Steffler 228; Don Edgar 227; George Skinn 227; and, Bob Armstrong, 229 and 233. In the pins over average, everyone with a plus is in pretty good shape. After two weeks into the third flight, the Boat People have a perfect 14, followed by the Black Machine and the Matadors at 12 and 10. The Gophers have four points, the Volts have picked up two and the, Diggers are looking for their first win of the round. SENIOR MEN Those bowling 150 and over were: Bill Lediet 160; George Gibson 150, 163; Harvey Timm 151; Charles Bosman 159, 155; Harry Garniss 151; Bev Rooney 172, 151; Gord Francis 194; Hugh Mundell 161; Alex Robertson 170; Ken Saxton Sr. 248, 210; and, Ted English 242. 213. Thursday Early Mixed Molesworth Caroline ,Pettapiece was the high lady in both singles and triple last week with a 226 single and 630 triple. Jamie Burrowes had the high triple for the men with 610 and Fred Sawyer the •high single of 264. Games over 200 were rolled by: Danny McKay, , e, ; Ken202Pellett218;L, n 223:King JamieSr.B2ur- 240 rowes, 203, 262; Caroline Pettapiece, 226, 211; Ginger Dadson, 217, and Fred Sawyer, 264. Five bowlers competed last Sunday in the zone finals of the 0. V. Classic tourna- ment. All came out on the plus side in the pins over average tournament with two making it on the team to take part in the Regional Finals in March. Congratulations are being extended to Len King Jr. and Caroline Pettapiece. WROXETER-GORRIE MIXED The ladies' high single was taken by Nancy Wettlaufer with a 208 and the high triple went to Joyce Martin with a 518. Mike Newton had the men's high single and high triple with a 279 and a 703 respectively. Games of 200 and over were rolled by : John Wheeler 219: Len Hordyke 237, 212; Mike Newton 203, 279, ,221; Lloyd Townsend 201 ; Joe Craig 235, 228; Nancy Wettlaufer 208; -,on Bennett 258; Dwayne San - burn 205; Ken Lockwood 223; Don Haasnoot 263; and, Ron McMichael 205. BLUEVALE MiXED Bonnie Brewer had the ladies' high triple of 609 and Edna MacTavish had the high single of 245. Jim Shaw had the men's high single of 262 and the high triple of 596. Games of 200 and over were rolled by: Jim Shaw 262; George Fischer 248, 207; Carl Frieburger 238; Andy Adams 231, 208; Milton Boyd 222; Edna MacTavish 245; Jean Mathers 240; Bonnie Brewer • 239; Dorothy Thompson 214; Liz Weber 207; and, Reta Ross 205. FORDWiCH MiXED Carole Hohenadel had the ladies' high single of 218 and the high triple of 521. Scott McLean had the men's high single of 240 and the high triple of 606. Games of 200 and over were played by: Scott McLean 240; Charlie Harrison 200; Ken Bender 200; Dave Dinsmore 211, 210; ,Peter King 203; Murray Wilson 201; Carole Hohenadel 218; Bill Gilmer 219; Bruce Kennedy 205; and, Weert Klaassen 214 and 232. Bantams down Mitchell 6-0 The Wingham Kinsmen Bantams traveled to Mit- chell last Monday, Jan. 31, and came home with a 6-0 victory. Billy Cameron opened the scoring with a goal at 6:41, assisted oily Jeff Walden. Jason Goodall scored at 14:40, aslo assisted by Walden. The second period Lions ripSeaforth in theplayoff opener The Wingham LionS Midgets showed little mercy as they trounced Seaforth 11- 2 Sunday night at the Lock - ridge Memorial Arena in the opening game of their playoff series. Mitch Braun turned in a magnificent game between the pipes for Wingham, allowing only the two goals. The first came at the 18 - second mark of the first period, but Wingham wasted little time getting that one back as Doug Wood scored less than a minute later, assisted by Brett Cameron. Cameron gave Wingham a 2-1 lead at 3:40 from Jim Dennis. Just nine seconds later, Cameron's second goal made it 3-1, Dwayne Jenkins and Dennis assisting, and just 41 seconds later Steve Nicholson widened the lead to 4-1, from Cameron and Bill Haines. Paul Robinson's goal at 6:47 was assisted by Haines and Dennis. Seaforth opened the scoring again in the second, but then Wingham took over, with Cameron completing his hat trick at 3:32 from Nicholson. Mark Foxton made it 7-2 at 8:40 from Paul Kenyon and Tim Brown and defenceman Rob Willis potted his first of two at 13:38. from Cameron and Nicholson. Brown opened the scoring in the third period at 5:55 from Cameron, who got his fourth goal at 14:30 from Nicholson‘ and Jenkins. With just one second remaining in the game, Willis notched his second, assisted by Brown. ICE CHIPS—This was the opening game in a best -of - three playoff series to determine who will represent this area in the OMHA playoffs. A large crowd in the local rink saw a fired -up Wingham Midget team play a strong game. If Wingham can maintain this intensity, this could be a short series. Legion PeeWees are Elora tourney finalists The Wingham Legion Pee Wees advanced to the finals this past weekend in the Elora Legion Zone C Tour- nament. Wingham defeated Meaford 2-1 in its first match and Mount Forest 5-4, both in overtime. In the Meaford game, the two teams were tied 1-1 after regulation time, but at 3:51 of the second period of overtime, Paul Brophy checked a Meaford defen- ceman at the _Wingham blueline and raced in alone to beat the Meaford goalie Paul Lebel with the winning marker. Brophy also scored Wingham's first goal in the opening period. Wingham then faced Mount Forest which had earlier defeated Hespler 4-3. The local boys came out flying and led 4-0 early in the second period on two goals by Brett Martin and singles by Jason Ducharme and Rick Leachman. Mount Forest fought back and tied the game at 4-4 with two goals late in the second and two early in the third. The score remained tied and Wingham went into overtime produced only one goal, scored by Jamie Robinson at 12:49 assisted by Goodall. The second and third periods saw a number of penalties assessed, with nine going to Wingham and four to Mitchell. However this did not slow down the Wingham squad, as Billy Cameron scored again at 1:11, assisted by Goodall and Robinson. At 4:30 Walden scored, assisted by Goodall, and Greg Walton rounded out the scoring with a goal at 10:10, assisted by David Wheeler. Three of the six goals were scored while the Wingham team was shorthanded. The line of Goodall, Robinson and Cameron had a big night, scoring four of the six goals. Doug Mon- tgomery came up with the shutout, with a lot of support from his defensive squad. The Bantams have a very impressive record for the season, with no losses. They also won the championship at the Durham Tournament. FROM THE SIDELINES — The shutout was the result of strong penalty killing, es- pecially the efforts of David Wheeler. again. With only a minute left in the first overtime period, Martin raced down the left side and hit Brophy with a perfect pass to the right side of the net. Brophy made no mistake. and tucked it behind the helpless Mount Forest goalie. Wingham advanced to the finals against Walkerton. The legs seemed to be a little tired as Walkerton captured top honors with a well-earned 4-1 victory. Martin scored the lone Wingham goal and the team was presented with finalist crests and will receive- a trophy at a later date. In the tournament, Martin had two assists and Leach- man had two. Singles went to Brophy, Terry Daer, Joey Walker, Paul Edwards and Dave Heinmiller. In a league contest Feb. 1, Wingham and Mitchell tied 5-5 in Mitchell. Murray Foxton led Wingham with two goals and single markers came from Brophy, Martin and Jason Moore. Moore's goal came after''a fine two-way passing play from Bill Kinahan and Walker. ICE CHIPS — The Pee Wees will travel to Seaforth this Saturday for their second game in the best two out of three series with game time 6 p.m. Again great fan support followed the team to Elora. Thanks to Legion sports chairman Allan Harrison who traveled with the team. The winner of the Wingham-Seaforth series will meet the winner of the Durham-Wiarton series. Lions win big •ame 7-2 over Seaforth Led by a four -goal per- formance by Brett Cameron, the Wingham Lions Midgets stopped Seaforth 7-2 Thurs- day night in the Wingham arena. The same two teams will meet in the league finals, so this win gave Wingham's morale a big boost after losing the previous , two games to Seaforth this season. ' Wingham hit the score- board first on a goal. by Steve Nicholson at 1:46 of the first period, Brett Cameron assisting. Seaforth tied the score at 11:34, but a goal by Cameron with 30 seconds remaining in the first frame, Mark Foxton assisting, restored Wingham's lead. From the start of the Second, Wingham dominated the play. Paul Kenyon's unassisted goal at the 32 - second mark and Cameron's second goal of the game at 3:32 ' from Foxton and Nicholson gave the home team a 4-1 lead. Seaforth scored its final goal of the contest at 4:42 of the second. With Mitch Braun making key saves in the Wingham net, Seaforth's attack wilted under a strong checking blanket. The third period scoring was all by Wingham. Mark Foxton's goal from Cameron at the four -minute mark gave Wingham a 5-2 lead, and Cameron's third and fourth goals put the game on ice. Foxton and Nicholson assisted on the third and Paul Robinson • and Nicholson had assists on the fourth. ICE CHIPS—This victory ran the Midgets' record to 27- 5. The victory over Seaforth showed this team can check as well as score, as it shut out Seaforth star Dave McLlwain. The Wingham power play notched four goals in the game. "1 treat my policyholders like individuals, not numbers... each one has different insurance needs." CALL ME. R. W. (RICK) GIBBONS, Agent 25 Alfred St. E.. P.O. Box 720 Wingham, Ont. NOG 2W0 Bus. (519)357-3280 Stale Farm Insurance Companies Canadian Head Offices Scarborough Ontario ICE CARNIVAL Belgrave Arena Sat., February 12163 8 - 10 p.m. - Youngest Person on Skates - Youngest Person to Skate Alone - Valentine Costume - Funniest. 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