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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1976-03-18, Page 12r .0 The two top teams are close in the standings: Evelynne's Suck- 211; Perrie Holmes 224; Marie Phillips, 200; Wayne Pletch, 201; YBC 11%0 1,}• -Ta Miegham Advance -Tunes, Thurs., March 18, 1976 ers have 26 and Helen's Herrings Art Clark, 272; Cathy Edgar, 239; Recreation Report '1ENNIS—I8 IT TOO SOON? in the east. Although most of the There is a growing interest in teams come from Western On - this old game in this area. More tario it is one of the largest people are playing and we still midget tournaments in the prov- have only one court in town. And ince. Many people will open their that court is situated in the wrong homes to billets. Those who are direction. unable to do so, I hope will extend Do you want to, do something or ' a hand of friendship to the young have something done about it? hopefuls and hockey enthusiasts. Last week's column stated a Some have opened their homes to meeting would be held at F. E. as many as five or six boys on a Madill on Thursday, March 25. weekend. Of course, that is the The meeting will be moved to exception rather than the rule. If Wingham Public School and will you can take boys either of the be held at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, two weekends, even for one night, March 25. If you want to see a please call Allan Harrison at 357 - positive move, show your interest 2646. He needs space especially by attending and giving your sug- for the second weekend March 26 gestions. or March 28. It would be greatly sult of the recent win over Ripley, appreciated. WINGHAM MIDGET place Submarines at 75. Foot- TOURNAMENT looking at the losing end of a first Each year our town, and more Jets victorious specifically our arena is mun period score. Plattsville opened dated with midget hockey The Lakelet Jets doweled the players from across our province Fordwich Rockets 9-3 Monday and the neighboring U.S. They night, winning their third straight come from Stayner and Colling- match. Lakelet • will now meet wood in the north to Niagara Kurtzville Thursday. Keep it up Falls in the south; from Fraser, boys and come out to support Michigan in the west to Toronto your team. J TENNIS ANYONE? Is there enough interest - TO FORM A TENNIS CLUB? TO BUILD NEW COURTS? TO ARRANGE INSTRUCTION? The Wingham Recreation and Community Centres Board has called a meeting at Wingham Public School Thursday, March 25, 7:30 P.M. To Discuss These Questions PROTECT Your Car's Exterior Against the Harshness of Old Man Winter with a GM JET GLAZE SUPER 11 AX JOB at GOSLING'S TEXACO Wingham We power polish your paint and chrome. Complete interior and exterior super clean-up. Phone TEXACO TOMMY 357-3368 for appointment ow N oAS * WINGHAM * 41 NCOR ORATE0 1879 PROCLAMATION BE IT KNOWN THAT: Since the f&llowing service and social organiza- tions, The Wingham Lions Club, The Wingham Kinsmen Club, The Wingham Senior Citizens, The Wingham Minor Hockey Association, The Mother's Auxiliary to Minor Hockey, many merchants and businessmen, and citizenry in general will be greeting young hockey players and fans from: The Mayor and Council of Wing - ham hereby declare March 19 through 28 WINGHAM MIDGET TuuRNAMENT DAYS JACK REFAVIE \ MAYOR TOWN OF WINGHAM 0 HOWICK�CENTRAL SCHOOL student Cindy Hunyady takes part in the basketball shooting event during the -school's sports-a-thon held last Wednesday. Individual win- ners and team winners were chosen -after the results were tabulated. COMMERCIAL. LEAGUE The Rosea, with a commanding io6 points, led the scoring with the Hollyhocks closing in at LOQ. Poppies are third with 78 and Mayflowers fourth at 72. Blue- bells and Glade are tied for bot- tom spot with A. Maxine Taylor rolled high sing- le and triple of 252 and 656 for the ladies while Frank Burke and Francis Merkley rolled high single of 275 for the men. Frank Burke also bowled high triple of 720. Thanks to spares Marie Phil- lips, Jan Mawhinney and Ana Haugh. 0-0-0 LADIES' WED. NIGHT Games over 200 included: Muriel Irvine, 223; Jean King, 227, 209; Norma Strong, 203 and Florence Delmage, 205, 231. Jean King captured high single and high triple of 280 and 716 with Florence Delmage runner-up with 231 and 623. Betty's Bombers hold a slim lead with 841/z points, followed by Jean's Jelly Beans at 83. Norma's Mules have 80 points and Lila's Limpers at 701/z. 0-0-0 COFFEE KLATCH Twenty-two girls bowled this week with the league. Jean King had the high single of 260 and the high double of 459. Others bowl- ing singles of 200 or over were Shirley Storey 227, 231; Lois Sur- ridge 223; Jean Bauer 208; Betty Burley 204; Mary Campbell 223. Girls winning prizes were Ada Aitchison, Dorothy Thompson, Nora Finnigan, Katherine Wil- son, Jean King and Sandra Gard- ner. o—o—o TEESWATER AND WINGHAM LADIES' LEAGUE A 222 single and a 627 triple gave Joan Wissler top position on the totem pole at this week's ses- sion. Good singles were also re- corded by Elma McDonald 214; Marie Henry 206, 200; Dianne Metcalfe 201; Betty Darling 205 and Joan Wissler 221. Grabs have 18 and Diane's Goldfish 14. 0-0--o LADIES WED. NIGHT King's Kidneys led the scoring with 23 points followed by second place Scott's Steaks at 21. Bain's Bones are closing in at 19 and trailing them by one point is Lee's Lambchops with 18. The battle for fourth place continues with McBurney's Meatballs two points up on last place Tolton's Tongues with 11 points. Diane English. captured high single and high triple for the ladies with 341 and 774. Other games over 200 included: Shirley Storey, 294, 210; Joanne Har- rison, 214; Dorothy Bain, 265; Shirley Sallows, 256, 210; Marg Moffatt, 220; Jean Henry, 219; Jean King, 254, 224 and Beth Skin, 225, 216; Dale Tolton, 229, 280; Louise Welwood, 213, 219; Caroline Greenaway, 212; Doro- thy Thompson, 229; Anita McKin- ley, 210; Jeanette Scott, 233. 214; Nora Finnigan, 204; Isobel Read - man, 222 and Verna Haugh, 218. Thanks to spares Marg Mof- fatt, Nancy King, Isobel Read - man, Verna Haugh and Carol Clark. 0-0-0 THURSDAY MIXED Joyce's Jaywalkers led the scoring with 32 points. Ruth's Rollers and Gayle's Go -Getters are right in there at 29 and 27 points respectively. Lu's Lulus have 22, Helen's Hellcats 19 and Marg's Mighty Mice with 18 points. For the ladies, Marg Moffatt had high single with 260 and high triple of 735. Art Clark had high single for the men with 272 and Dave Tiffin had high triple of 759. Games over 200 included: Marg Moffatt, 260, 256, 219; Nancy Brenzil, 201, 203; Dave Tiffin, 224, 265, 270; Doug Elliott, 224, 206, 238; Paul Moffatt, 250, 255; Don Montgomery, 249, 201; Bruce Skinn, 206, 231; Bruce Machan, 200, 225; Ruth Smith Bo The two top teams are close in the standings: Evelynne's Suck- 211; Perrie Holmes 224; Marie Phillips, 200; Wayne Pletch, 201; YBC �'' ers have 26 and Helen's Herrings Art Clark, 272; Cathy Edgar, 239; Booth..... ..................12,291.25 25. In third place are Joan's Gail Holmes, 224; Keith Moffatt, Bantam League Richard Daugherty, 223; John Jellyfish at 22, followed closely 231; Terry Nethery, 225; Gord The Kangaroos have a com- May, 193; Barry Haugh, 175; by Susie's Salmons at 21. Rena's Daugherty, 211; Doug Neil, 244. manding 10 point lead over sec- Robbie Grove, 191, 216; Greg TOTAL REVENUE .............. $83,480.06 and place Tiger Cats with 79 points. Wild Cats have 65 and the Storey, 181. High single went to David Nesbitt with 268 while- 407 Howick Hawks drop lead Chimps 55. The battle for fifth high double was rolled by Robbie Income Tax, C.P.P. & U.I.......... 1,647.29 place continues with Parrots at 47 and Monkeys with 45. Andy Jar- Grove. For the girls, 200 high single went to Kerry Thompson • against tough Plattsville vis rolled high single and double and 356 high double. General Expense ................ of 169 and 296 with Julaine Adams Big Mac's led the scoring with In spite of high hopes as the re- Traveling - to Plattsville, How - bowling 188 and 366 high single 77 points, followed by second sult of the recent win over Ripley, ick almost immediately were and double. place Submarines at 75. Foot- Howick did not fare well against looking at the losing end of a first Other games over 125 included: longs have 63 points, Red Hots 55, Plattsville, the league champ- period score. Plattsville opened Robbie Willis, 156; Rance Willis, French Fries 48 and Big Boys ions. The locals trail 2-1 in games. the scoring on a goal by Jim Bell. 128.; Bradley Shobbrook, 141; , with 42. Howick travelled to Plattsville Ken Williams came back at the Denis Adams, 132; Ian Jarvis, Senior League in the first game last Wednesday 14 -minute.. mark only to have " 133; • Andy -''Jarvis, �d 127; Doug Clue Klux Clan are in front with night, March 10. Howick opened Plattsville score again three min - Fraser, 127; Sheri Walden, 125; 100 points with their closest op- the scoring on a goal by Liver- utes later on a goal by Ross Bell. Debbie Lee, 140 and Stephanie ponent Pink Panthers at 84. more but Plattsville came back In the second, Plattsville again Gaunt, 125, 130. Freaky Five have 79 points, Jaws strong with four of their own. took the lead first with a goal by Junior League 78 and Anonymous with 75. Cru- Livermore scored again in the Ross Bell. Chuck Gibson scored John Leedham bowled high saders trail the league at 67. second frame, adding another by two minutes later for the locals single and double of 222 and 351 Bill Ohm captured high single - David Hargrave to make it close, unassisted. Boyd then connected for the men while Lynda Wittig of 265 with 744 high triple rolled 4-3. At that point the players be- at the 10:18 mark to tie the score. had high single and double of 202 by Jay MacLaurin. Nancy King came a bit chippy. Plattsville Plattsville scored again, answer - and 318 for the ladies. Games captured both high single and outshot and outplayed Howick in ed with another Howick goal with over 150 were: Stephen Gaunt, triple with, 232 and 619. Other the third with five unanswered two minutes left in the period on 191; Shawn McKague, 156; Joan- games over 200 included: Tom goals, making the final, 9-3. another goal by Boyd. ne Henry, 186 and Debra Wittig, Remington, 243; f Paul Cerson, Friday night, before a large End to end rushes, good hard 152. 213, 244; Steve Thompson, 221, and enthusiastic crowd, the hitting and good chances at both Chicklets led the scoring at 72 223; Stephen Burke, 211, 249 and Hawks came back with fire`in ends filled the third period as points, with Lifesavers at 63 and Jay MacLaurin, 259, 223, 262; their eyes. both goal keepers turned in ex - 60 points for the Double Bubble. Pam Gerrie, 201, 232; Brenda Just before the game began, cellent performances, keeping The Doublemints are closing in MacLennan, 211; Peggy Tervit, Howick's Doug Boyd, the leag- the crowd on the edges of their with 56 points, tied with the 207, 214 and Rhonda Lee, 209. ue's leading scorer was present- seats. ' Spearmints. Black Cats are in ed with a trophy. At the 14:25 mark the tie was last place with 53 points. The combination of events broken. The puck went back to Senior Juniors seemed to spark the Howick club defenseman Bob Roi who let go a Games over 175: Gail Del -as Belgrave wins Doug scored two quick goals in blistering slap shot which was mage, 177; Blair Mansell, 178; the first period. At one point it partially screened. Plattsville looked as though they had the took the lead. In less than a min - Kinsmen Bantams championship game well in hand only to be ute Plattsville broke the game scored upon four times in the open with two more goals. In the defeat Seaforth Despite a very tense third third period. end the score turned out a decep- Doug Hargrave and Bob Mac- tive run -away, 9-4 for Plattsville. Grant Gna scored his second Y Period, Belgrave came out strong Intosh both collected a pair with A game was played in Howick goal of the night with 14 seconds to defeat the Floradale team 6-4 singles to Smith, Livermore, Ken with next one on Friday at Platts- left in the game to pace Wingham to win the WOAA Intermediate D Williams and Wayne Nickel who ville. Game six if necessary will to a 5-4 victory over Seaforth last championship in four straight was brought up from the juvenile be played in Howick and the Friday night. Seaforth started games. Belgrave now moves to ranks to replace Bob Gibson out ' seventh if necessary in Platts- fast and appeared be on their the WOAA Intermediate Grand with the flu. In the end Howick ville the following Wednesday. way to a big rout, when they held Championship. Belgrave will hung in there and took the game g Winner of the series will play a 3-0 lead at the 5:10 mark of the Play in a round robin series with to tie the series at one apiece. Belgrave. first period. But the local lads, the winner of the Howick-Platts who appeared to be shaky, ville series and the Mount Forest - Wiarton series which is now WINGHAM LIONS ANDGETS — SCORING STATISTICS started putting it together and Rick MacLennan scored on a underway. PLAYER GP G A Pts. pretty play just before the firstFrida night's turned Y gs g ame GardKinahan. . . ...................... ............'•.'•.'' D(we•nne. 37 N 32 so 33 33 26 99 period ended. into a very close one due to some .................................... sernieHain•s.................................... 32 24 35 99 In the second period, Wingham careless penalties in the third Jay MacLaurin ................................... 37 19 36 55 tipri the camp nt the 1.91• mark nn perluu wired neariy speiied de- Ken iervit...................................... a/ 1� 29 44 goals by Mark Passmore and feat for Belgrave. Belgrave had Doug McGregor......... �....................... 28 14 2D 34 Scott McGregor. The game 3-1 at the end of the first period Dave Kieffer ... ..............: .................. 23 16 10 26 remained tied until the last six and 5-1 after two periods of play. S1eklonJones ... .. 32 8 16 24 minutes of the third period when However, the tables turned in the Kevin Hickey ............................... ..... 27 14 8 22 Grant Gnay gave Wingham a 4-3 third period with Floradale nar- Tom McLean ............................... ... 37 7 12 19 lead. But Seaforth came back rowing the gap to a 5-4 margin for Mike M. ,;. Stan 5 tea„ ............... .......... 21 4 11 15 36 9 4 13 with a power play goal with 3 Belgrave with four minutes re eeur 37 S 8 13 minutes left to tie the game. mainin in the game. Grant Coul-� g g Lain Hrnnes... 31 0 7' 7 That set the stage for the story les scored into an empty net,to P lar Mikxevk..... . 10 2 4 6 book finish. In the game, Larry win the victory for Belgrave. Tom Graham....... ..... ................... 1 , 2 2 Miloscvi: had 3 assists, Rick Kel+Cameron.............. ......... ........ 4 G 2 2 MacLennan collected a pair of Other goal scorers for Belgrave toultes Mark poatsmore........ ......................... 4 0 1 1 goals and singles went to Mark were Brian with two, Tis. . ...... 37 219 20 481 Passmore, Eddie Haines, Paul Tom Black, Bryan Black and GOALTIZNDING STATISTICS Fo)tton and Keith Cameron. Paul McKee netting singles. This GOALIE " A.A. aA. The second vamp of the sene: was a very big victory frit tiei- DmgTaykx . ..... ............................ 2.33 7 0 3.00 will be in Seaforth Friday, 6:30 grave and the team has really hit Tim Hefter ........ .............................. 34.33 148 t 4.31 p.m. '1 -he winners of this series high gear. Next goai is the WOAA Kevin Hickey 2 0 e.uu will meet Durham in the WOAA Grand Championship. This is Toftle • • .. ..... ............ .:.... 37.00 157 1 4.24 consolation final. bound to be good, fast action. Garnes Pby d . 37: Won -23: Lost -12: Tied -2. N OCCIDENTAL LIFE INSURANCE Term protection at low cost - Individual Protection - Partnership Insurance, $ola Proprietor Insurance - Mortgage Insurance - Corporate Insurance HERBERT DIRSTEIN, LISTOWEL, w 291.3372 r,ffAVEL SER I„CE LISTOWEL 291-2111 AIRLINES CRUISES BUS TOURS GROUP TOURS ABC CHARTERS SUN TOURS 20 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE mat looted --Coe 11'ITOI'10111�0 Take advantage of the 1975 price. The Lord Simcoe is maintaining the price on the 2 nite special Ts in the face of rising costs. 21 formoe i • modern guest room for 2 nights • dinner one evening at the famous Captain's Table including a welcoming refreshment • breakfast each morning • free overnight parking (from 6.00 p.m. to 8.30 a.m. only each day) $69" subject to. advance registration and you can stay an extra night for only $2300 double See yollr travel agent or reserve direct. The Lord Simcoe Hotel, 150 King St. West, Toronto Tel: (416) 362-1848 Howick Community Centre FINANCIAL STATEMENT February 6, 1975 - December 31, 1975 CASH DEPOSITS Ice rental, skating ............. $14,297.12 Auditorium Rental...... ....... 2,400.50 Booth..... ..................12,291.25 Howick Agriculture Grant...... 25,000.00 Donations ..........................188.57 Socials, Bar & Dances........... 17,240.69 Roller Skating ................... 8,119.14 Misc. Revenue ................... 542.79 Bank Loan...................... 3,400.00 TOTAL REVENUE .............. $83,480.06 EXPENSES Repair & Misc.................. $1,753.15 Telephone & Hydro .............. 5,124.33 Income Tax, C.P.P. & U.I.......... 1,647.29 Fuel ..................... ......488.39 Bank Loan & Interest ............. 3,466.59 Wages ........................ 10, 958.79 Booth.........................11,820.56 General Expense ................ 1,297.80 Dance, Bar 8 Lunches............ 8,901.64 Advertising ...................... 489.25 Capital ........................ 16,918.84 TOTAL EXPENSES .............. $62,866.63 BALANCk,$20,613.43 Total Owing on Seating Contract (not complete) - $10,771.70 Robert Edgar Treasurer The Howick Cornatunily Centre Board would like to express their sincere thanks to -all those t who have volunteered their time to help at the Centre and to all those who have supported our dances. Without your support the Centre would not be the success it is.