The Wingham Advance-Times, 1969-02-20, Page 26•
Page 4 Win m Advaace'Times, Thursda Feb. 29 1969
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W.0,A.A. MIDGET CHAMPIONS—The Wingharri Lions Midgets
emerged last week with the WOAA championship in their class.
Front row, from the left, Joe Kerr, Brian Skinn, Bruce Corrigan,
Paul Templeman, Bob Sangster, Bill Innes; centre, Doug Milian,
Doug Steinback, Tom Irwin, Jack" McPherson, Rick Kennedy,
4.
Owen Curtis, Don Dubeau; back row, Doug Skinn, manager,
GeorgeSkinn, coach, Jim Ward, recreation director, Barry
O'Krafkla, Doug Mahood, Carl Mowbray and Ron Dore. The
Midgets will now go on to further, competition in the OMHA
plhoffs.—Advance-Times photo.
Kin pick strong line-up to meet Old
Timers in mid -winter carnival game
Kin Elwood Irwin has gather-
ed together a fine collection of
Kinsmen to battle the Oldtimers,
Rumors have it that Bruce Ma-
ch= is going to don the goal
pads but don't be surprised if
you hear that,Elweod signs up
one of the 01dtirhers' goalies.
We understand he is dickering
with Oldtimers coach Alf Lock -
ridge to get the services of Bob
Sangster.
• Thej Kinsmen have a STRONG, ,
-STRONG 'defence pair in John
Strong Jr. and Alex Strong.
This will be a true test of how,
strong are the Strongs.
One forward line is bound to
cagy lots of weight. Just add
tip -the poundage of Herb Wat-
son, Mac Ritchie and Elwood
Irwin. Herb comes from .the
Orangeville area and will prob-
ably draw the assignment of
shadOwing Wilf Seli, Mac Ritch-
ie comes with lots of exper-
ience,: having played with the
Mildrnay Monarchs, all -Ontario
'champions for many years. We
understand Elwood Irwin i11 be
• going all out in this one, first
of all in an attempt to win that
side,bet on the outcome of the
• game with Alf Lockridge and
Elwood will also be trying to
score goal 500 of his career. Hc
was a mite disappointed when
he was held scoreless in the In-
tetmediate's last scheduled
,game against Listowel..
Fred Templeman must have
heard Gordie Howe stating that
he hopes to play in an all-star
game with his sons, so this is
one first Fred is going to take
away from the Great Gordie.
Fred and sons Monty and Paul
will form one of the Kinsmen
forward lines and will probably
be facing the Stainton Brothers'
line.
Extra strength is added at the
blue line in that strong defensive
pair, JimBain, with the zoom-
• ing slap shot and partner Gord
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Two trophies
Won at Country
Curlers' spiel
Sixteen rinks from Teeswa-
ter, Ripley, Lucknow, Amber -
ley, Goderich, Seaforth, Brus-
sels, .Belgrave and Wingham
competed at the Country Curl-
ing Club bonspiel on Wednes-
day of last week.
'The Belgrave Hereford Farms
Trophy, presented by James. R.
Coultes,. was won by Jack -Bow-
man's rink with 3.wins plus 16
• in the 9 o'clock draw. Mem-
bers of his rink were Jim Bow-
man lead, Gerald Smith sea-
.,ond, and Sam Sweeney vice.
This rink•was from Brussels.
•'Another Brussels rink was
. second, skipped byGlen Rath -
well with 2 plus 15. Robert Ste.
Marie of Seaforth was third with
2. plus ir and George Moncrief
of Amberiey won, the consola-
tion.
In the 11 o'clock draw, a
Wingham _rink skipped by Mur -
:ray Shiell claimed the Lloyd
Montgomery Trophy with 3 wins
' plus 5. .Roy Robinson was lead,
Sydney^Thompson second and
Mason Robinson vice.
In second place was the Mac
Eadie Wingham rink, 2 plus,10;
third, Wallace Ballagh of Tees -
water, 2 plus 9 and James R.
Coultcs of Belgrave won the
consolation.
Cerson, who will be Out to keep
off the score sheet that Teeswa-
ter red head, Borden Litt. •
Gary "Tiny" Templeman will
centre a line with Bob "Chrys -
• ler" Crawford and Vern "Texa-
co" Red man. Vern will add the
gas and Bob the power to this
line.
A couple of dark horses, not
necessarily long shots, have
been added in the persons of
President Bill Hanula and Dan
Marsden. Young legs have been •
added to. the defence with the
acquisition of Bill Dauphin, dourt-
sey Honest John.
Be sure to watch thatspecial
trigger man, Barry "Muldoon"
Pryfeigle.- 'He'rutually good for
one•or two points per game.
Oldtimers. beware. This looks
like a real strong team with a
,combination of youth and ex-
perience; lots of muscle and
excess weight. • • ,
It looks like both teams are
out to win this one. But win
orlose we're sure the crowd
will be treated to some fine
hockey., likely lots of. laughs -
and a real good time. Don't
miss this game. Be sure to be
•out early to get a good seat.
That's Friday, February 28th,
in.the Wingham arena.
Fordwidi scone
The Fordwich, Interme4latet
plAyed two game; last weektOn
Monday night they met vith
Alma in the local arena With
the score 1Q-3 for Alma. On
Friday night the local boys went
over to Belgrave and played
against Wine SehoOl With the
score 12-3 fot Stone School.
However, did Midget team
was victorious in both games
played. On Monday night they
played against Belgrave in their
arena with Fordwich winning 6
to 3. On Friday night theyplar
ed Kurtzville in the Fordwich
arena and again won 4-2.
The Bantams played Thurs-
day nighthgainst Belgrave in
the loatalena.with the score
7. for the visitors, 6 for Foril-
wick, a **close score but
th
raer a ro gh,game.
The PeeWees played Wed-
nesday night in Fordwich against
'Garde with the local boys win-
ning 3-0.
2ND LINE _EUCHRE'
• BELGRAVE--The secondline
of Morris held their weekly
euchre at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Bernard Thomas. High
lady Was Donna Edgar; high
man; Mrs. James Elston; lone ;
hands, Mrs. Glen Sellers and
Bert Gamin; low lady, Bert
Hastings (playing as,a lady) and
low man, Irvine Storey.
The next party will be at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert 4 -
Hastings.
•Strikes and Spares
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
Team standings: Fred 109,
Eric 81, Harold 69, Row 54,
Don 46, John 36.
Ladies' high single was Rose
Grove with 253; high triple
Helen Casemore with 626;men's
high single, Lou Readman 2-75;
high triple, Lee Grove 632.
Thanks to spares Harold and
Yvonne McKittrick, Don Rim-
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MEN'S LEAGUE •
With about 10 weeks of bowl-
ing left. the Penguins held onto
their lead by defeating the Seals
7 to 0. Second place Kings
lost 5 to the Flyers and,
place Blues took 5 from the
North Stars but still remain in
the cellar. Due to a wrong
handicap being used last week,
the Flyers picked up 2 more
points while the Bides lose 2...
Standings to date are': Pen-
guins 92, Flyers 79, Kings 75,
Seals 69, North Stars 64, and
the Blues 62,,
Bob Foxton rolled an even
30.0 to take high single and tied
with Bob Angus at 742 for high
triple. Other high games were
bowled by Bill Hotchldsi 724
and Lome Archer 715.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
. . Verna Steffier captured the
high single with a 245. Audrey
Swatridgc bowled the high trip-
le with a 673. Bowling over
225, Shirley Storey, 247; Marg
Machan 244; Audrey Swatridge
231 and 243; Verna Steiner
245. Team "standings: fret.%
Javelins 89; Judy's Jaguars 74;
Maud's Mustangs 73;, 13 et t y 's
Buicks 64; Jean's Jeeps 63;
Shirley's Sunbe.ams 51.
THURSDAY MIXED
For the second weck in a row
Gwen MacLaurin captured all
the honors for the ladies. Her
high single was a 269 and her
triple was 716. Cecile Duenette
deserves mention this week
as she was close With a 247
game. Good bowling, girls.
Once again Bill Hotchkiss is
on the move. He bowled a 279
for the high single and a 752
for the men's high triple. Per-
rie's Prowlers, although not
bowling their best, gained 5
points. Come on George's Gam-
blers let's catch them.
The team standings are as
follows: Perrie's Prowlers 96,
George's.Gamblers 85, Keith's
Kool Kats 77, Paul's Disciples
70, Bob's Bouncers 68, Monty's
Mods .66. "
Thanks to Gloria Thomas
our only spare for the evening. '
Fordwich Lanes
• GORRIE LEAGUE
Bob Edgar 249, 232, 225;
Carol Strong 232; Carol Donald-
son 236, 208;6Wilfred Latron-
ico 3^08, 2247; Jean Strong 227,
210; Bob Pipe 229; Louise Clark
244; Carson Watson 282; Bob
Ferguson 239, 20.; Anita Har-
rison 228; Loma Ferguson 269,
246; Ed Stewart 206; Doug Fer-.
guson 249; Larry Hutchison 206.
FORDWICH MIXED
.The bowlers of the Fordwich
Mixed League recorded the fol-
lOwing high scores: Doug Bunk-
er 294, 202, 207; Alex Reid • •
295; Jim Stewart 230; Lynn
Bunker 325, 231;. Jack Bennett
• 22,8. Phyllis Bolander 244; Lyle
Foerter 278, 318; Gary Sothern
219; Marjorie Johnson 240; Jack
King 239, 200; Earle'King 208;
Lucille Reid 219; Joan McCann
209; Mabel .Gibson 228.
High triples, Esther ,King 760;
Lynn Bunker 710; Doug Bunker
703; Lyle Focrter 768.
WRONETER LEAGUE
John Wheeler 225; Dick De-
I3ocr 215; John liassnoot 230,
236; Hank Hassnoot 223, 290;
Wendell Stamper 218; Ron Mc-
Michael 208; Jack Clarke 282, '
213; Ben Villumsen 242; Ken .
Galbraith 20'7, 203; Danny Win-
temute 221.
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bingo, winners
Regulat gamest Crnish,
Kicardine; Mrs.11, Reich , Wro
eter; Mrs. McLenrian, 14941),_ab
and Mrs. Mel °Beattie, Listowel;
Iviclunes, Foawich, Lot,
rate Hyde, Kincardine and Mrs,
1<„, Edgar, Wroxeter; Mrs, Gordu.
on Hislop, Wroxeter; Jackie
Schill, Formosa; Mrs. Lloyd
Montgomery, Wingham; Mo.
Ferg Riley, Wingham, Mrs.
Sproule, Lucknow and Mrs. Mel
E.L?attie,Listowel; Mrs. Sproule,
Lucknow; Ab Nethery, Wing -
harm. Mrs. Bates Harriston; IvIrS,
Simon Huber, Mildmay and
Tony St., Marie, Bluevale; Mrs.
Harvey Reidt, Wroxeter.
"Share the Wealth" 1, Mrs.,
Harvey Wheeler, Wroxeter; 2.
Mrs. Florence Mansfield, Wing -
ham and Mrs. Lloyd Mentgom-
ery, Wingham; 825 Special,
Mrs. George Hislop, Sr. , Wrox-
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*en Jac conoelatlea
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Poor prizes: MriS,, 141:1 P'4"
lett. Wroxeter, Nits. Cecil
Clark, Gordo, Wirs, Drumm,
Harrison and Mn. Ken Und
wood, Clifford,
Lucky draws. Brian Omni
•Atwood, Mrs. Carrie r u Ik
shank, Wingharn, Bates,
Harrison and Mrs. H. Reidt,
Wroxeter.
Weekly euchre
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The Belgrave weekly euchre
was held last Wednesday night
in the community MOMS with
seven tables in play. Prizes
for high scores were won by Mrs,
Bert Vincent and C. R. Coultes;
novelty, MI.'S. Hugh Rinn and
John Adams; low, Mrs. Robert
Purdon and Mrs. Herson Irwin,
playing as a man.
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