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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1976-12-16, Page 18C , •bp $-'Ilio WigohaW Advance-Tlmas, Deamber 16, IM T Recreation Report By Jim Wars We have invited you to drop in in this column before, but without to check out the progress of the a reason. When the floor is being arena. Some have done that and poured the temperature must be some just ask gtrtesdons on the at least 50 degrew to the building. * } street. We have been trying to If there is scow on the roof keep you up to date through this melting, we could be 95 per cent column. - sure of leaking on the new floor Several things come to mind. and a spoiled floor resulting. So Did you know that when the then the floor contractor will not: arena is complete that there will resume his work until the roof be: work is completed. —7u miles of plastic pipe to The framing for the facer carry the brine. boards is very nearly complete. —Seating on one side tnly to Next comes the facer boards then seat just over. 300 people. the polyethylene. facer boards. —A larger ice surface than we a-0 --0 previously had, 175' x 75'. BROOMBALL —White polyethylene faces on Last week there was a conflict " the dasher boards. in time between floor hockey and —Plexiglass all around the ice the Atom ice hockey team. This is surface, 2 feet high on the sides, 5 the only conflict for Tuesday feet on the ends. night in the schedule. Each team THE VARIOUS MOVES in gymnastics look almost like ballet until they are put into a —A new sound system. lost at least one player. routine. In the rear, Angie Benninger, Annette Carter and Rhonda Rathburn go through —Larger refreshment booth to In the first game Blue Flames some of the moves. Kerry Bray does the splits in front with Dale McFarlane and Lynn serve you better. overpowered Sting Rays 17-10. It . —Referees' room moved to the was all Greg Storey for Blue Braun complementing her with other poses. back. Flames who were missing Doug —Tiled floors in the change Wood and Jason Goodall. Storey Saxton went all out and added 11 nasties demonstration. rooms, washrooms and lobby hit for 10 goals as Sting Rays' ace points to make his lead really Brownie Corner Following the films and enter - downstairs. goal tender, Quinn O'Donahue stand out in the point column. tainment, official Canadian Pony —Tiled floors in the upstairs was absent as well, playing ice Jeff Moore added two and Doug Angela Benninger, Kerrie Club pins were handed out to the hall, kitchen and washrooms. hockey. John Leedham came up McFarlan got three. For the Bray, Michelle Cameron, Moni- members, and lunch was served —Newly painted walls through- with four goals and Jamie Robin- losers Willy Rodger had his best que Cameron, Archita Ghosh, by the mothers. out the building. son, Robert Leedham and Danny night working hard all night since Debbie Hodgins, Andrea Mill, —New steel walls throughout Mansell each netted one for the his team was short handed. Willy Nancy Nixon, Lisa Ritchie, BRIDGE RESULTS the main building replacing the victors. For the losers Mitchell added six to his total, while John Cheryl Willis, Jeanette Taylor First, Bob Hemphill and Omar present corrugated steel. Braun came up with his biggest Leedham who filled in for the and Joanne Taylor are enrolled in Haselgrove; second, Elaine Col- -Double the number of 2" x 6" game of the season by getting six Camaros came up with three and the Brownies. vin and Joe Martin; third, Renny rafters in the roof. goals. Kevin Smith added three Denis Adams added a loner. Van Heeswyck and David —More steel bracing to support and Mike Pletch added one to hisKaren Schwichtenberg receiv- the roof. total. TEAM STANDINGS ed her pet keepers badge. Pethick; fourth, May Porter and At the time of writing half of This has been a fun league al- WLTPFA We want to `hank all the par- Norma Parker. the roof has been covered with though fairly competitive. So Blue Flames 5 0 1 11 72 38 ents who came �o the enrollment. steel. That is the worst half as the rather than award a game by Sting Rays 3 2 1 7 50 52 Jaguars 3 3 0 6 51 52 Recently, the Brownies enjoy - Diagonal Rd. side of the roof default the second game usually drifts. The west side was played even though Camaros 0 5 0 036 66 ed making lapel pins from wool seems to blow fairly clean. When Camaros were short four of their Scoring leaders: Kevin Saxton and pull tabs, under the direction the roof is completely covered stronger players. Jaguars were 34, Greg Storey 23, Doug Wood 21, of Dianne Orien and Caryn Mann. then the floor work can once victorious over Camaros 16-10. Willy Rodgers 21, John Leedhan December 6 was a regular meet - again resume. You have seen that Captain of the Jaguars, Kevin 18, Mitchell Braun 17, Mike in with the Brownies reviewing Pletch 17, Jeff Moore 12. what they had learned and play- c Scoring Leaders: Kevin Saxton play- ing games. �Be HOCKEY 34, Greg Storey 23, Doug Wood 21, We welcome Caryn Mann, a Willy Rodger 21, John Leedham new Packie, and Mrs. L. Hodgins, eSCOREBOARD 18, Mitchell Braun 17, Mike a new leader, to our Brownie Pletch 17, Jeff Moore 12. pack. WOAA INTER -COUNTY INTERMEDIATE Q Games Next Week Dec. 16 Belgrave At Belmore Dec. 17 Monkton at St. Clements; Belgrave at Howick; , Atwood at Ripley tl► Dec. 19 Belgrave at Belmore; Howick at Atwood Dec. 21 Ripley at Belgrave al�� Dec. 22 Atwood at Platsville �w WOAA INTERMEDIATE (NORTHERN GROUP) Games Next Week Dec. 17 Hanover at Lion's Head , Dec. 18 Wiarton at Woodford THURSDAY MIXED 204; Mary Campbell 265; Jean - Dec. 19 Wiarton at Thornbury; Lion's Head at Woodford Jean Tervit led the women with ette Scott 203; Betty Darling 213; Dec. 23 Mount Forest at Lion's Head a high single of 262 and high triple Lila Hickey 205; Bea Shropshall Music Centre nowY ives 6� 3 NEW LINES . • • 9 _ ROLANDi �TO8I�A ti �+aw woo+ • Electronic STEREO Professional KEYBOARDS:- EQUIPMENT and Amateur _ :Synthesizers i For people •P.A. 'who care about systems - for professional 1 and student alike what they hear •Amplifiers - RECORDS - - SHEET MUSIC - See our great selection We carry a fantastic of albums, 8 -track collection of sheet tapes and cassettes. music and song folios. We have TWO professional musicians on hand to help you with selection and service. E�,� 1. - B ShW ; K Josephine Street MUSIC CENTRE1& 357-2811 � CO.OP hrist as DinnE ' SPECIALS for your dog or cat AT THE CO-OP DEC. 9th TO BRUCE R HOCKEY LE:AGI E of 682. Bruce Skinn was high sin- Barb Stainton 284; Beth BIG SAVINGS ON CO-OP DOG AND CAT FOOD Games Ski Next Week gle for men with 282. High triple Skinn 258; Susan Tolton 209, 272; Dec. 17 Mildmay at Chepstow (Mildmay) was rolled by Art Clark with 729. Jayne English 209; Jean King Stock up now for your pet's Christmas Dinner Dec. 19 Teeswater at Mildmay (Mildmay) Other high scores were: Paul 218; Nora Finnigan 206; Joanne Dec. 21 Mildmay at Pinkerton ( Walkerton) Moffatt 200, 209; George Skinn Harrison 239; Shirley Storey 239, WOAA JUVENILE ( NORTH GROUP) 235, 206; Joyce Church 231, 220; 220; Caroline Greenaway 237, CO.OP �~ CO.OD Games Next Week Jerry Smith 210; Luanne Kerr 258; Dorothy Thompson 232, 220; Dec. 16 Listowel (B) at Ripley i lyay 216; Gail Holmes 222, Dave Tiffin Louise n 212. d 271 and Shirley Dec. 17 Listowel (B) at Ri le 200; Bruce Skinn 282; Jean Tervit Wharton 212. Dec. 18 Port Elgin at Kincardine; Walkerton at Listowel (B) 262, 211, 219; Art Clark 275, 267; 0-0-0 ,�,�:�► `• '�,,: Dec. 19 Kincardine at Lucknow: Port Elgin at Howick; Keith Moffatt 211; Janet Clark SENIOR LADIES Lion's Head at Mount Forest; Ripley at Harriston 216; Cathy Walker 211, 229; Doug Rubies kept the lead in stand- Elliott 202; Doug Neil 204; Dianne ins with 36 points. Pearls are . (Howick) g g Po Dec. 20 Listowel (B) at Walkerton English 229. close behind with 33 and Dec. 22 Walkerton at Lion's Head 0-0-0 Diamonds have 29. Opals are on SOUTH GROUP COFFEE KLATCH fourth with 27 while Agates have points. Thompson's Tom Collins 25 lbs. Christmas Games Next Week For Willie's informat�n, Verna 13 and Amethysts have 12. 16 Clinton at Palmerston 18 Arthur at Wingham. Harriston at Clinton Dinner Dec. 16 Listowel (B) at Mildmay Hodgins bowled 285. D le Tolton High singles were Mrs. W. Kerr Dec Special Dec. 18 Howick at Clinton; Harriston at Listowel (A) ; Mount had high single with 310 and 258 and Norma Coutts with 188. Dec 21 Arthur at Durham Forest at Goderich (Vanastra) Shirley Storey had high double of High doubles were W. Kerr 401, Q $4■79 Dec. 19 Lion's Head at Mount Forest: Ripleyat Harriston 562. V. Schneider 359, W. Lockwood BELGRAVE B (Howick); Port Elgin at Howick Girls bowling over 200 were: 309 and Norma Coutts 301. Next Week's Games 19 Clinton at Arthur. Palmerston at Durham the cellar with five points. Barb Stainton had high single Dec. 22 Clinton at Hanover Jeanette Scott 244; 220; Shirley Brussels Dec 20 Wingham at Seaforth with 284 while Louise Welwood WOAAMIDGET(BB - B) Storey 263, 299; Donna Vander— Belgrave, Ontario WOAA ATOM (CC- - C) Games Next Week woude 200; Grace Walden 232; WROXETER LEAGUE Dinner Dec. 16 Kincardine at Listowel Shirley Wharton 210; Dorothy Men's high triple, Dick de Boer Special Dec. 17 Listowel at Goderich Thompson 207; Iris Foulon 211, •572; ladies' high triple, Nolda Thompson with a guitar solo V p UNITED CO-OPERATIVES Dec. 18 Hanover at Kincardine; Walkerton at Port Elgin 222; Jean King 226 and Mary P. Kulas 611; men's high single, accompanied by Terry Taylor and Christie Messenger, and $�■�� Dec. 22 Listowel at Mount Forest Campbell 218. Wendell Stamper 232; ladies' Heather Simmons giving a gym - WOAA BANTAM (BB - B) Girls winning mugs this week high triple, Nolda Kulas 230. Games Next Week were Grace Walden, Marie Games over 200: Murray Gib - Dec. 16 Port Elgin at Listowel Campbell, Iris Foulon, Betty son 213; Nolda Kulas 223, 230; Dec. 18 Hanover at Kincardine; Walkerton at Goderich Burley, Jean Robertson and Lou Marjorie Pellett 212; Wendell Dec. 19 Mount Forest at Hanover; Kincardine at Port Elgin Ann Miller. Stamper 232; Aart de Vos 214; " Dec. 20 Walkerton at Mount Forest 0-0-0 Dick de Boer 204; Ken Pellett 211. WOAA PEEWEE (BB - B) TEESWATER AND Games Next Week WINGHAM LADIES FORDWICH MIXED Dec. 16 Kincardine at Mount Forest Shirley's Spaniels hold a small Over 200: Pete Eskritt 223. 258; Dec. 18 Hanover at Kincardine lead over Dell's Dalmations in Gertie Lambkin 252; Janice Dec. 19 Listowel at Goderich; Mount Forest at Hanover the standings with 17 points. Behrns 245; Marj Johnson 212; Dec. 20 Goderich at Listowel Dalmations have 14 just two Earlin Osborne 241, 229; Nellie Dec 22 Kincardine at Walkerton ahead of Betty's Beagles who Allan 213; Jule Machan 263; WOAA ATOM (BB - B) have 12 points. Beth's Boxers are Dave Dinsmore 201, 201; Lorne Games Next Week in fourth place with 10 while Behrns 225, 219; Lois Lee 266; [he. 18 Walkerton at Goderich: Listowel at Port Elgin Brenda's Bulldogs have seven. Russell Behrns 232; Ann Winkel Dec. 22 Goderich at Hanover Ila's Poodles are in the cellar 202; Marion Behrns 207; John WOAA NOVICE (BB - B) with three points. Conley 205. Games Next Week Phyllis Ireland led the bowlers Ladies' high single, Lois Lee, Dec. 18 Goderich at Walkerton: Hanover at Port Elgin with a high single of 246 and triple 266; ladies' high triple, Lois Lee Dec. 19 Goderich at Listowel: Walkerton at Hanover of 598. 615: men's high single, Pete Es- WOAA MIDGET (CC- C) Other games over 200 were Ann kritt 258, men's high triple, Earl - Games Next Week Voison 207; Phyllis Ireland 212, in nchorne 656. Dec 16 Wingham at Palmerston 246& Marilyn Litt 201 Brenda 25 lbs. Christmas Dinner Special $4.29 50 lbs. Christmas Dinner Special $7.89 NlDOG trlltta�t mg CIAI:llis t Ay MC lBMr EW t' MOP '��: , Hr•rN�� 1"WVP11 If v, W2► co CAT FOOD 48-15 OZ. CANS Christmas Dinner Special $9• per case O P DOG FOOD 48-15 OZ. CANS Christmas Dinner Special 8m79per case Dec. 18 Durham at Clinton. Mitchell at Harriston. Seaforth Finley 231 and Dianne Metcalfe at Wingham 234. pony Clubholds STOCK UP NOW AND SAVE! Dec 19 Palmerston ifchell WFDNESDAY LADIES Durham 0-0-0 D 20 ('li ton at MitChristmas social MAKE THIS XMAS YOUR PET'S HAPPIEST! Dec 21 Wingh m at Seaforth Hickey's Hangovers continued The Huron -Bruce Pony Club held its first Christmas social / WOAA BANTAM (CC- C) to lead the second section with 18 on / Next Week's Games points. Thompson's Tom Collins December 3, at the Lucknow Dec Dec 16 Clinton at Palmerston 18 Arthur at Wingham. Harriston at Clinton are second with 14 and Sallows Side Cars are third with 12. United Church. Over 40 members and parents from Kincardine, We like to know our customers Dec 20 Durham at Mitchell Harrison's Highballs and Tol- Ripley, Teeswater, Lucknow and in by name! Dec 21 Arthur at Durham ton's Tia Marias are tied for Goderich were attendance. Dec 22 Mitchell at Clinton WOAA Pi•:F:N EF(CC- (i fourth with seven points each. Gardner's Grasshoppers are in Two films from the Canadian Pony Club film library were BELGRAVE B Dec Next Week's Games 19 Clinton at Arthur. Palmerston at Durham the cellar with five points. Barb Stainton had high single shown. They were "Let's Go Rid ing" and "Pony Club Rally". Wingham Brussels Dec 20 Wingham at Seaforth with 284 while Louise Welwood Entertainment during inter- Belgrave, Ontario WOAA ATOM (CC- - C) and Shirlev Storey tied for high mission was provided by the Glen 357-2711 87.6453 Next V�PPk'S (.ATPS triple with 856. Hodgins Family singing, Sandra lief is Wingham at Palmerston. Arthur at Clinton, There weit a number of games Thompson with a guitar solo V p UNITED CO-OPERATIVES OF ONTARIO Dec Seaforth at Harriston 19 Harriston at Arthur Mitchell at Durham rolled over 200. They were: Linda Walden 213, 237; Audrey Swat- accompanied by Terry Taylor and Christie Messenger, and Dec 21 Mitchell at Seaforth. Durham at Wingham ridge 200, 216; Carol Clark 220, Heather Simmons giving a gym - 1 t.