The Wingham Advance-Times, 1966-03-24, Page 14WINGHAM PEE WEES wound up their games in an ex-
hibition tilt with Clinton Saturday. While not winners of
the playoffs the team had a top-notch season. Back row:
Bill Skinn, Terry Dingman, Randy Hafermehl, David Hod-
gins; centre row: Jeff Lockridge, Bill Brown, Doug Gam-
ma,ge, Ron Or'en; front: Doug Leitch, Bob Sangster (goal),
Stewart Hurter, Bill Hilbert; Mascot Danny Irwin, fore-
ground. Left and right are Elwood Irwin, coach, and
George Garntrage, manager. Missing for the picture were
Bradley Lewis, Philip Beard, Stephen Tiffin, Stephen Lloyd.
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JUNIORS
Dave Balser was in fine form
as he took full honors with a
270 single and 387 double.
Rhonda Bell led the girls with
170 single and 259 double.
Some of the better lines
rolled were Ian Shepherd 235,
Barry Gardner 220, Paul Swat-
ridge 100, David Walker 173,
ter what she did, it was wrong.
I guess you should have worn
that wee bit o' green, Agnes.
Up to date, I had the record for
the low. I guess it happens to
all of us at one time or another.
Team standings: Stampeders
146; Argonauts 106; Rough Rid-
ers 97; Ti-Cats 92; Blue Bomb-
ers 68; Alouettes 67. Ladies'
high single went to Ruth Lott
with 235 and high triple to 1111-
da Stainton with 627. For the
men, the high single went to
Norman Cameron with 288 and
as well the high triple of 644.
(I think!) Couldn't make out
my own writing this week, Nor-
man, so if this is wrong, my
apologies.
Just a reminder to all -- Be
sure to be out for the playoffs,
This year, as per other years,
there will be no spares during
playoffs. Good luck to all:
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WITINESPAY NIGHT
MINH) LEAkileF
Irene Perron took all the
honors for the ladies, with a
high single of 2'.;!, and a triple
of e):n. For the men, it was
Andy Henderson who came ep
with a single and a
Nor bad for a beginner!
The sta.ndings at the end of
the regelat season: iThe Comets,
who take the cap with 1.•.:C,n-
vairs1.4; Pontiacs I3nicks
52; Fiats and the 'F-girds
with 7e. Special thanks to
spares -Ferry Nethery and endy
lienderson.
A run down of the top bowl-
ers for the regular season is as
'allows: The Comets, consist-
ing of Fnnna Deyell as cap-
tain, Irene Ferrort, Anne Ben-
nett, Mike Illavach, Brian San-
derson and Monty Bennett. The
ladies' high average trophy
goes to Betty Lee with a 1e3
average; the ladies' high triple
goes to Joyce Gaunt with a 640
and the ladies' high single win-
ner is Betty Illavach with a
269.
For the men, Mike Hlavach
had the high average with 222;
Bob Angus had a 750 for the
men's high triple and yours tru-
ly, Fred Lee, had the men's
high single with 336.
Now starts five weeks of
playoffs, good luck to all.
0--0--0
THURSDAY NIGHT
MIXED LEAGUE
Shirley Walker had the high
single for the ladies last week
with a 228. Gwen MacLaurin
had the high triple with a 591.
Mac Ritchie was high man
last week with a 293 single and
a 720 triple.
Stephen Tiffin e Ron Perrott
104.
Final standheee Bruins 59,
Hawks 48, Leafs I:, Rangers
41, Habs 38, t% ings e7.
BANTAelS
Julie Foxton had both the
high single, 14.', and a 228
double to take '.p spot for the
gals. For the eeys, Bradley
Coulter was in :'.re form as he
rolled a high sieele of 147
while David Tinin put games
of 143 and 142 together to take
the high double.
Final standing Whites e0,
Greens 531, Red, Blues 211.
INTERMEDIAns
Jim flendersm literall),. had
the pins and "lights" flying and
took high single, 255 and a
456 double. For the gals high
single went to Patsy Walker
219 and high double, Barbara
Dauphin, 371.
The Oaks held top spot as
they downed the Maples 3 to 2.
Birches took er points from the
Pines while the Walnuts showed
no mercy as they took full
points from the Poplars.
Top lines rolled, Richard
Wharton Barbara Dauphin
216, Greg Carter 225, John
Phillips 2e3, Allen Carter 215,
Robert Armstrong 212, Gary
Bauer 2.1.e, Mike White 205,
Newt Richardson 233, Patsy
Walker 2L1, Don Collar 216,
Ron Goy !LI, Jim Henderson
288, Jenffiivi. Henderson 213,
Bill Brown
Final :taekling, Oaks 58,
Walnuts el, Maples 40, Birches
45, Pines :s1, Poplars 30.
Remembin' the playoffs start
next wee, Don't let your team
down! 1k sate that you are
present to llelp your team out in
the playoffs.
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gave the e;.11 to worship for the
theme, "Faith and Dangers".
The Script:re was read by Shir-
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Marilyn E obertson led in
prayer. 'CIS- Herald's report was
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and Jim Fen ,/,roft gave the of-
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read a Duerr:,
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
Time has a way of running
out, and we, on the Commer-
cial League have just about
reached the point of no return
with one more game to go, and
the last chance to beat any
high singles or triples of the
year. Jack Sturdy and Helen
Casemore helped us out this
week, for which we thank
them.
Agnes C. came up with a
new low this week. No mat-
Team standings: Dianne's
Duffers 119; Gwen's Gophers
108; Sharon's Sharks 90; Fran's
Frantics 80; Dot's Dashes 78;
Audrey's Angels 74.
Dave Balser Rolls 270
Teams Now in Play
Explorer Group
Works on Puppets
BELGRAVE—The Explorers
met for their regular meeting
on Sunday morning which was
opened by Brenda Johnston with
the Explorer hymn, purpose,
motto and prayer.
The story, "Homemakers"
was read by Mrs. Stanley Hop-
per. The worship service was
conducted by Gail Mayberry
who gave the call to worship.
A. hymn was sung. The Scrip-
ture was read by Stephan Fear.
Thoughts on the Scripture were
given by Mrs. Laura Johnston.
The offering was received by
Ken Hopper and Gail Mayberry
led in prayer.
The minutes were read by
Grant Vincent followed by the
roll call. The treasurer's re-
port was read by Evelyn Bie-
man. The members decided to
hold their April meeting on
Friday evening, April 15 at
7:30.
The group worked on mak-
ing puppets. The World Friends
were given out by Grant Vin-
cent.
if
t.