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anuar 31 1974
repot exhibition hockey
: the Belmore PeeWeeb lost
io May by a score of 3-2. The
goals were scored by
Mie Stafford and Dennis
ethiontel.
Last Tuesday the Midgets were
defeated by Palmerston 8-7.
Scbting for Belmore were Paul
Inglis 'and Tim Wylie with two
goals each and Ken Fischer, Jim
Mawhinney and Ron Riley each
. with one.
Last - Friiday evening the Pee-
Wees won 7-3 over Gerrie. Scor-
ing for Belmore were Bradley
Horton and Willie Stafford each
with two and Greg Inglis, Kenton
Schaefer and Jeff Mulvey each
with one.
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In playoffs Tuesday the Mid-
gets won over Drayton by a scare
of 6-3. Paul Inglis had tWo Bel -
more goals -while David Mawhin-
ney, Bruce Dickert, Allan Willits
and Kevin Hastie had one each.
Wednesday the PeeWees had a
9-1 victory over Atwood. Greg
Inglis and Willie Stafford•• each
had two goals for Belmore while
Dennis Schiestel, Jeff Mulvey,
Bradley Horton, Kenton Schaefer
and Don Busby all had one.
Thursday, in their second play-
off game, the Midgets defeated
Drayton 6-5. Allan Willits scored
• three Belmore goals while David
Mawhinney, Paul Inglis and Ron
Riley all scored one.
Last Monday the Squirts had a
, 8-0 victory over`Clifford. Murray
Mawhinney and Doug . Busby
each had two goals for Belmore
while Michael Chambers, Robbie
Helfenstein, Allan Kieffer and
David Eadie each bad one.
Friday. the Squirts won over
Kurtzville by a score' of 14-0.
Scoring for Belmore were
Murray Mawhinney with five
goals, Doug Busby with four,
Alan Kieffer. with three and
.
,Allan
Helfenstein with two.
WHIfECHURCH
Mist Margaret Moffat of
Toronto visited Tuesday at the
home of Mr. mid Mrs: Bill Evans
on her wayto visit her aunt, Miss
Emma Richardilon, at'Pinecrest
Manor,, LuclmoW. •
lair. and Mrs. Bill Porteous of
LLucktiow. were Sunday guests of
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GARY ADAMS, the king, gets ready to send his three exploring captains Mike Rintoul,
Brad Gerrie and Stephen Nicholls off to find a trade route to India in a play presented by a
. grade S class at Wingham Public School. The play, "World Explorers", was performed at
an assembly of senior ktudents and parents on Friday morning. (Staff Photo)
G
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BOWLING
SCORES
COFFEE KLATCH
The Coffee Klatch League had
a good turnout this week with 31
girls bowling and all enjoying
themselves. Our baby sitter al-
most didn't show up but changed
her mind at the last minute and
came.
Girls bowling 200 or over were
Ruby MacLennan 247; Shirley
Storey 280; Louise Welwood 212;
Kathy Gibson 215; Diane English
252; Beth Wall 208. Nora Finni-
gan ate her Wheaties and came
up with a 223',and a 221.
"Three new bowlers showed up
and we hope they enjoyed them-
selves and will come back again.
THURSDAY MIXED
The unbeatable team of Gail's
dachas now lead 'With 81 points.
Marie's Misfits are still, second
;J1;11191104 Jai JoAkbell'o
Dingalings with 701, Helen's
Hellers 63, Elda's Extras 61 and
Norma's Newfies 45. ' °
Gwen Swan had' a good night
taking botli lady's high single and
double with a 249 and 640. For the
men, Bruce Machan rolled a nice
261 for high. single and. Keith
Moffat took high triple with his
671. total.
Several bowlers reached the
Over -200 mark this week includ-
ing . Perrie Holmes 201; Arie
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• LOWRY FARM SYSTEMS
R. R. 1, Kincordine, Ontario.
DeBruyn 203; Luanne Kerr 204;
Keith Moffat 204, 241, 226; Marg
Moffat 209; Anne DeBruyn 211;
Kathy Edgar 212; Len Phillips
222; John Hewitt 223; Bruce
Skinn 212; -Helen Daugherty 222;
Gail Holmes 201; Bruce Machan -
215.
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LEGION LADIES
The Yogi Bears and the Pea-
huts were top point -getters last
week, taking five each. The Pea-
nuts are in . first place with 72
points and the Road Runners in
second -place with 61. The Flint -
stones have 54and the Yogi Bears
47.
Jean ,King rolled both the high
single of 256 and the high triple of
680. Joyce Gaunt was runner-up
in the singles division with her
233. Runner-up in the triple divis-
.,ion with,a,644, was ii'Ielen:.Case-.
more.
Games over 200 were bowled by
Helen Casernore, 210, 223, 211;
Joyce Gaunt 233; Emaline Sturdy
218; Gail Leachmah 209; Doris
Walden 203.
0-0-0
SENIOR LADIES
M. Robertson bowled •the 200
high single at Monday's session.
High double honors went to E.
Congram with 365. Others bovbl-
lug doubles of 300 or over were E.
Holmes 309; M. Robertson 351; A.
Cameron 320; A. Geddes 336; W.
Kerr .314. p
The Primroses are still in the
lead with 49 point's. From there
the standings get interesting as
n S
the Marigolds and unflowers are
tied at 40, the Pansies and Wild
Rosea tied at 28. The Snap-
dragons have 25.
0-0-0
WROXETER LEAGUE
Wendell Stamper 201; Bill
• Brown 247; Dick De Boer 228,
256; Jack Burns. 206; Bonnie Pel -
lett 205; Mike Newton, 268, 219;
• Sharon Stewart 207; • Warren
Fines 214; Art Wheeler 202;
Oliver Riley 223, 205, 212., Ken
WilioughbY - 244; Ethel Mc-
Michael 207; Ethelene Smith 203;
Marjorie Pellett 241; Jackie
Fines 217.
Ladies' high single, Marjorie
Pellett 241; men's high single,
Bantams take
Clinton in two
Wingham's Bantam team has
won its OMHA Bantam "C" play-
off series with Clinton in .two
games straight and now waits to
play the winner of the Mitchell -
Seaford) series.
In their second game of the
series with Clinton the Wingham
Bantams dropped thein by a 6-4
margin. Kevin Hickey opened the
scoring at 4:45 of the first period
on a pass from Kevin Carter and
then at 7:15 Bernie Haines • put
Wingham two up when he picked
up a marker with the help of
Dave Kieffer.
In the second period Dave Kief-
fer was the Marksman for
Wingham driving the puck past
the Clinton goalie twice. Kevin
Hickey assisted on the first goal
and Doug McGregor and Kevin
Carter assisted on the 'second.
Irl the third period Sheldon
Jones sunk a shot for Wingham's
only assisted goal of the period
' and then Bernie,Haines capped it
off with an unassisted effort.
Doug McGregor picked up the
assist on Sheldon Jones' goal.
Mike Newton 268; ladies' high
triple, Ethel McMichael 567;
men's high triple, Dick de Boer
654.
0, 0 0
FORDWICH LEAGUE
' Fordwich Mixed Bowling
League record the following high
scores:
Ben Gibson 249; ' Dave Dins-
more 206; Leone Foerter 251;
Russel Behrns 212, 207; Cathy
Stokes 200, 229; Jack
Schumacher 335; Edith Gibson
210; Alex Reid 234, 322; Winnie
Winkel 216; Pete Eskritt 211;
Earle King 252; Bonnie Wilson
200, 209.
Ladies' high single, Leone
Foerter 251; high triple, Cathy
Stokes 618; men's high single,
Jack Schumacher (spare3' 335;
high single, Alex Reid 322; high
triple Alex Reid 734.
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The 'first qua H► *hoot
Invit>wl li TOOrhalle*
was held at the Hanover
Town and, Country Bowl last Fri-
day and the teams rep. ting
Wingham's F. • E. Math, In'
dary School Places toP
three of each division. . •
There were entries from. Mea -
ford, Sea f orth, Peiznerstona
Riple r� ilanover, Flesberton.
Exeter, Wingharil, Ciinton, Col-
lingwood, Listowel and Miartoa.
In thegirls' division first place,
went to Seaforth with 3181, fol-
lowed by
ol-lowed'by Wingham with 2549 and
third was taken by Exeter with
2372 over three games, , GR p-
resenting-Wingham on that team
were: Peggy Tervit, Nancy King,
Susan Hamilton, Cindy Craig and
Joan Cerson.
In the boys' standings it was
Listowel first'with 3223, Clinton
second with 3092 and Wingham
'third with 3051 over three games.
F. E. Madill's team comprised:
David Tiffin, David Walker,
Terry Sallows, Tom Lee and Rob
Young.
The mixed division was cap-
tured by Seaford) with 3851,
Wingham followed with. 3451 and
Palmerston took third with 3241,
Joan Cerson, Nancy King, Cindy
Craig, Tom Lee, David Walker
and Terry Sallows made up the
mixed team for Wingham:
The Wingham girls didn't make
it to the top three for high singles
or triples for the day but in the
Defeat FordWich,
loss to Belmore
' Belgrave PeeWees played two
games last week. Tuesday night
at the Belgrave Arenathey de-
featedFordwich 5-3. Friday night
at Belmore the boys played an
exciting game. Unable to defeat
Belmore it ended in a 2-2 tile. Bel -
grave goalie Ronnie McDowell
should be given credit for ' his
many saves. -
Belgrave PeeWees are still in
first place. It's nice to see the
parents taking their boys to the
games.
dowe
�mpetiti
Vie' division;Ora Lee
'third for the dsy's huh sal;
with , First was taken by D n
t'oeste►,of Palmerston with a
920 and second was picked up b
Roger Cracknell of Witcton with
A308,
Each winning school received
trophes which vi.11 be retained
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