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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1984-05-16, Page 13• • Rly 1 11 W 4000 youth Bowling �puncU 'heldto annual awards banquet last Monday evening at the Wingham legion to Present itsseason and playoff awards. Season's champs in the Bantam division were the Roses, consisting of Kerri Cleghorn, Ivan Skinn, Steven MOST IMPROVED—Wingham's Youth Bowling Council league held its awards presentation Monday night at a banquet held at the Wingham Legion. Winners of the most -improved awards for the season were: back, Bruce McInnes, Rick Leachman; front, Kendra Merkley and Julie Henry. STAMG DRIVE-IN GODERICH FRIDAY -SATURDAY -SUNDAY Palmer Woodrow III earned his diploma the old-fashioned .vay. He hired Eddie Keaton (o graduate for him. -me"- arse !/ you cunt, male it... /ab Itl SUBJECT TO CLASSIFICATION 1 FRIDAY SATURDAY MAKING THE e GRADE i• PLUS i ICE PIRATES ADDED • SUNDAY .: POLTERGEIST AND. • HERCULES • • • • • • • • • • • • •, • pipfints ,$`56,ahm,sq►l,e hum COARSE LANGUAGE *ORM" 11" FRIGHTENING SCENES • • •••••••••••• 1 1 •••••r••. 006li' .. 0lueiay4 t Joriautaa; d' team members al Tolton, Rhonda NORl Harrison, Why Sttngstelf. Angela Kerr and Bally McGrath. 1n the Senior Juniors and,; Seniors, the Q- Berts won, the season championskfip and team 1 Participants invited to Colgate Games • • PORK THEEITRE GODFPICH 524.7211 is WED. -T FRS: LAST 2 DAYS SHOWING AT 8:00 PM • - From the first laugh, you'll k hooked! DOS^,'•7 —a'., FRE. -SAT. 7 8 9:00 PM SUN.-THURS. 8:00 PM iA GARERYALl COARSE ii Dy.!pL CE L! I'IGUAGE Entry forms are available from schools and track and. field clubs for the seventh Gnnual Colgate Women's ames to be held in Etobicoke on June 16 and 17. The deadline for entries is May 20. This event, open to females 10 years of age and older, has grown to become the largest female track and field meet in Canada. It attempts to increase par- ticipation in sports at the grassroots level by offering a two-day meet in which youngsters and veterans alike can compete at their own age levels. Younger athletes are then able to mingle and discuss training tips with older, more experienced and better-known competitors. With no entry fee, a free T- shirt to all entrants, tote bags to all finalists and medals and grants in aid of education to all athletes finishing in the top three of their events, the Colgate Games offer something for every competitor. Diane Jones-Konihowski of Saskatoon will once again take part in the games as Mistress of Ceremonies. The former- Pan -Am and Com- monwealth pentathlon champion is extremely popular with the youngsters, who are always thrilled to meet someone who has competed as one of the best in the world. BP fastbal l schedule Ike winner. were: B n ms., Mtcbael Malay, 10 , and Kerri Cleghorn,; ,104; Junior Bantams, Billy McGrath,, 158, and Theresa Kenyon 17&; Senl*r Juniors, . Tim Lewis, 158, ' and Tammy Cleghorn 172; Seniors, Graham Taylor, 174, and Sheri Walden, 178. High double winners were: Bantams, Todd Harrison, 300, and Lisa Chapman, 285; Junior Bantams, Denny Chambers, 394, and Jane Bateson, 428. Jeremy Bloemberg had the high triple of 625 in the Senior Juniors category and Bruce McInnes, 636, and Lori Gavreluk, 617, captured it for the Seniors. High single awards went to: Bantams, Aaron Chap- man, 168; ''Kerri McGrath, 138; Junior Bantams, Mich- ael Lewis, 250, Sherry Lynn Double, 259; Senior Juniors, Brian Steffler, 243; and Seniors, Michael Haugh, 277. Most improved bowler awards went to: Bantam Kendra Merkley, up 21 paints; Junior Bantam Julie BP'S 1984 BLUEWATER SCHEDULE HOME GAMES Date Team May 22 Chepstow May 27 Teeswater May 2-9 Belmore May 31 Teeswater June 5 Clifford June 12 Chesley June 19' Palmerston • June 24 Wingham Jr's * .,duly 11 Clifford July 24 Belmore * Played in Wroxeter AWAY GAMES Date Team • " May. 16. Palmerston May 17 Chepstow June 7 Chepstow June' 10 Wingham Jr's .. June 14 Chesley • June. 26 Teeswater June 28 Belmore, • July 4 Palmerston July 5 . Clifford July 10 Wingham Jr's July 26 • Chesley Time 8:30 2:00 8:30 9:00 8:30 8:30 8:30 2:00 8:30 8:30. Time 8:30 8:30 8:30 2i-00 8:30 8:30 9:00 8:30 8:30 8:30 8:30. Chapman, Julie McGrath, i.na r Mop, 21 D,eln on Chambers, . •fo i n or X ruse Tiffin, Michelle MacDonald, �e,eeEs<sx ` pot Greg Perry, Darin Hickey, ,tl l3ta r u were. the Robbie Lamont and Vetter s►voff COMps in Bantan cilvision and team members are Sher! Dabber, r, ,,,, jade Harrison, Adam warier, Danielle it ibena and Josh Johnston, In the,, 41ulnier Banta s, ca gory, the vi ivkadees t .. top spot, consisting of C ; is Ilelbein, Jane Bateson, Dori Tiffin,- Jason Steffler, Michelle MacDonald and Julie Henry. The ' Jedis, Graham Taylor, Dwight Chambers, Tammy Cleg- horn, Greg Perry and the playoff chanips in the Senior division. Playoff high doubles and triples were rolled by : Bantam, Ivan Skinn, 262; Junior Bantam, Lori Tiffin, 374; Senior Juniors and Seniors, Peter George, 584. In the high- singlie category, Terry Thynne had the high single of 12.7 for the Bantams in the playoffs, for the Junior Bantams, Keith Metcalfe had a 226, and Darin Hickey took top honors for the Seniors with a 253. Perfect attendance win- ners were: Lisa Chapman, Carrie Skinn, Aaron Motocross league kicks off '84 Riders from as far away as Hamilton, Toronto and Parry Sound came to Hully Gully near Varna last Saturday to ride in the house league motocross ,season opener. House league racing is strictly amateur and is run on Saturdays throughout the summer. The .league began early in Hully Gully's history as a way for newcomers to the sport of motocross to get into racing easily. Since its beginnings, .Hully Gully house league gradu- ates have received national honors • in motocross. This year's crop of house leaguers shows promises too — even thia early in the season. Riders from six years of age and up to middle age partici- pated in -,t 13,.10..:..different Classes run in he-firstrdce. Winners in the different 'cate- gories are: Pee Wee 'A' - Jim Dickins .of Hensall, first; Kevin Reeve of London, second; Larry Zehr of Tavistock, • third; Pee Wee 'B' — John season `alae "ydingha AdvancesTilnee, May tG, 1' ' ' -rl age t$ Door prize winners were: Ivan Skinn, Kerri Cleghorn, Kendra Nlerkley, Mark Steffen, Adam Deslauriers, ,Jennifer Remington, Sherry Dekker, Todd Harrison,' Aaron Chapman, Ryan Deyell, Theresa Kenyon, Kevin Dekker, ,Tammy Thynne, Michael MacKay, Michelle MacDonald, An- drea Plumb, Becky Sangster, Jeff Dennis, Graham Taylor and Peter George. A bowler of the year tournament was held May 6 at the Molesworth lanes,with bowlers from Port Elgin, Owen Sound, Meaford, Mount Forest, Wingham, Kincardine and Molesworth participating. Winners were: Pee Wee, Andrew McLean, Mount Forest; Bantam, Darin Shiell of Owen Sound; Juniors, Lori Tiffin of Wingham; and Seniors, Peter George of Wingham. These young bowlers compete at Brampton May 19 and 20. Hepburn of St. Mary's, first; Cameron Kerr of Parry Sound, second; Tom Abray of Strathroy, third; Pee Wee 'C' — Sean Thomas of London, first; Enduro 'A' — Frank - Moussea of Hensall, first; Endura 'B' — Brian Tetreault of Sarnia, first; Steve Hutchins of Goderich, second; Gary Lovie of, Exeter, third; Enduro 'C' — Spencer Cldrke of Sarnia, first; Novice 'A' — Mike Kish- baugh of Toronto, first; Jeff Bruinsma of Goderich, second; Doug Weed of Mooretown, third; • Novice 'Bi— Kirk Schell of London, first; Kevin Lupton of Watford, second; Jim Hendrickx of Watford, third; Junior 'A' — Rob Mchitosh of .iwarol1,. iirSt; ' ' Brian Blackburn of Exeter, second; Pat Poulin of London, third; Junior 'B' — Brian Keys of Hamilton, first; Kelly Peev of Sarnia, second; and Norm Williams of Watford, third, The next race is scheduled for this Saturday, May 19. YBC BOWLING BANQUET—The Youth Bowling Coun- • cif from the Wingham lanes held its year-end banquet and awards presentation Monday night at the Wingham Legion. The Roses were the season's champs in the Bantam division and team members are: back, Ivan Skinn, Steven Double; front, Kerri Cleghorn and Amy Currie. PLAYOFF A WARD WINNERS from the Wingham Youth Bowling Council received their trophies at a banquet held Monday night at the Wingham Legion. High double, single and triple winners were: back, Darin Hickey, Keith Metcalfe, Peter George; front, Terry Thynne, Lori Tiffin and Ivan Skinn. • Nliggli!=11111521111 Na.), LTCEL'TEC T Phone 357-1630 for 24 hour movie information The new police recruits. Call them slobs. Call them jerks. Catl them gross. Just don't call em when you're in trouble. PLAYING FROM FRI. TO THURS. MAY 18TH TO 24TH. SHOWTIMES FRI. AND SAT. AT 7:00 AND 9:00 PM. SUN. TO THURS. AT 8 PM ONLY. Starts at Dusk THEATRE OPEN Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays Only. 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