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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1983-04-13, Page 14PaBe 14 -The Wingham Advance -Times, April 13, 1983 Curling Club holds banquet There was an excellent turnout of curlers and guests for the closing banquet of the 1982-83 season last Saturday evening at the club. After a roast beef dinner, a short business meeting was held. The following is the slate of officers for the 1983-84 season : president, David Bender; first vice, John Schenk; secretary, Nancy Inwood; SOLCR, Mary Williams; OCA represen- tative, Dave Ablett. The following will head the various committees: round robin, Wayne Elston; membership, John Van- derleeuw; bonspiel, John Bannister; prizes, Ethel Gerrie; and, social, Judy Booth. Hugh Clugston was presented with a plaque from incoming President Dave Bender to show ap- preciation for the fine job Mr. Clugston did as president this year. Ken Roberts of Wingham won the television in the draw. The remainder of the evening was spent dancing. MRS. DERRILL HILLMAN Lakelet Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Reval Dettman on the birth of a son. Brownie corner The following Brownies may wear their Golden Hand: Crystal Finley, Donna George, Kendra Machan, Carla Mowbray, Shannon Simpson, Beth Ward, Amy MacDonald, Dawn Craig and Shannon Robinson. Those receiving their Friend to Birds badges are: Danielle Heibein, Susan Colquhoun, Leya deBruyn, Stephanie Goll, Christina Armstrong, Natalie Chomyn, Alisa Curzon, Carolyn Elston, Maria Gibbons, Julaine • Griffith, IOU berley Marr, Julie McGrath, Clara McKenna, Kendra Merkley; Sara Philips, Andrea Plumb, Jennifer Remington, Angela Swanson, Erin Whiteley, Lisa Alexander and Dawn Craig: Other badges presented were: Candice Allen, Housekeeper; Alisa Curzon, Bakers; Kimberley Marr, Gymnast; Lisa Alexander, Craft, Space, Cook and Housekeeper. Carolyn Ruff was enrolled and Amy MacDonald, Shannon Robinson and Shannon Simpson did Brownies in other lands. Group A took part in a litter chore. Group B was made aware of the dif- ficulties faced by the han- dicapped through games and ordinary tasks. Group C finished their Friend to Birds badges. :N?F Y J i4eiP,H ' a. 'Nehi� (' SYu�Gi. to 9S.9:'::.Cl: kk!x'+i: Asi?YA'41M» . vs..a:.wa: •n:.;� . THE HOWICK MIDGETS captured the WOAA 'D' division title this year in addition to the D category championship at the Wingham Midget tournament. The team is coached by Don Ruttan and Bob Allen and members include: back. Graham Harper, Trevor Peel, Scott THE EAST HOWICK TYKES won this year's Tri -County championship as well as* the Harriston and Monkton tournaments. The boys are: in back, Trevor Smith, Phillip Livermore, Jason D'Arcey, Sam Doubleday, Dan- ny MacGregor, Kevin Meyer, Coach Ron Livermore; in front, Jeff Schul, David Keil, Tom McClement, Michael Hargrave, Ryan Ruttan. Jack Ruttan assisted Mr. Liver- more in the coaching. ...• «tea Allen, Steve Wright, Dean Sanburn, Sanford Zimmerman, Kevin Haleman; front, Kevin Ruttan, Dave Hunter, David Harding, Gord Cummings, Kevin Armstrong and David Robertson. 411, _ _ _Air_ _ _- _ _ -_ _ w _- _ .11/' _ _ BANTAMS The Bubble Yums Lead the league with 3,154 points, followed by the Double Bubbles with 3,019, the Superyums with 2,673, the Bllbblicious with 2,638; the Hubba Bubbas with 2,583 and - the Juicy Fruits with 1,851. Angela Kerr had the high single of 120 for the girls and the high double of 224. Robbie Harrison had the boys' high single of 185 and Scott Neil had the high double of 339. • Games of 100 and over were rolled by Michelle MacDonald 103, 110; Rhonda Leachman 403; Sheryl Cleghorn 114, 103; Angela Kerr 120, 104; Jason Steffler 111; Michael Lewis 112; Robert MacKay 141; Todd Harrison 101; Robbie Harrison 145, 185; Ryan Deyell 129; Dean Talton 111; Todd Chadwick 152; Scott Neil 177, 162; Greg Deyell 110; Andrew Plumb 105; Kevin Dekker 175; Michael MacKay 112; and Mark Steffen 116. JR. BANTAMS The Kit Kats lead the league with 3,048 points, followed by the Mr. Bigs with 3,041, the Crunchies with 2,910, the Caramilks with 2,898, the Four Flavors with 2,600 and the Coffee Crisps with 2,291. Theresa Kenyon had the high single of 246 for the girls and the high double of 392. \'V\ .0+mss;.��. \\\ \ � �. � •:����\ ` \.Za �\\\` ; HOWICK PEE WEES-Coaches Dave Douglas and Harvey Wheeler reported a very successful season for their Pee Wee team from Howick this year. Team members are: back, Brian Kelley, Jeff Douglas, Larry Wilson, Rob Livermore; centre, Kevin Statia, Jeff MacGregor, Todd Templeman, Jeff D'Arcey, Rod Mann; front, Kevin Miller, Bill D'Arcey, Neil Murray, Daryl Wheeler, Mike Latronica, Ken- ny Wheeler and Tim McArthur. Greg Perry had the boys' high single of 240 and the high double of 401. Games of 125 and over were rolled by Melissa Schefter 164; Kim Edgar 128; Jennifer Willis 151, 131; - Becky- Sangster -135; - Julie - Leedham 144; Lori Tiffin 125, 136; Sherry Lynn Double 170; Theresa Kenyon 146, 246; Ria Linardatos 199,154; Jeff Wall 213; Denton Chambers 142, 132; Greg Perry 161, 240; Robbie Lamont 142; Ricky Leach- man 134, 157; John MacDonald 130, 171; Ian MacKay 159, 202; Keith Metcalfe 133, 126; and Jeff Hollenbeck 175. SR. JRS. AND SENIORS The Space Outs lead the league with 5,944 points, followed by the Bills with 4,594, the Mieces with 4,592, the Pushers with 3,451, the E.T.s with 3,118 and the Raiders with 2,625. Angela Wall had the high single of 198 for the junior girls and the high triple of 561. Jeff Dennis had the high single of 221 for the junior boys and the high triple of 538; while Darin Hickey had the -high single -of 195 for. the- - senior boys and the high triple of 479. Games of 150 and over were rolled by Tammy Cleghorn 179; Janette Taylor 189, 186; Kelly Hallenbeck 152, 160; Angela Wall 172, 198, 191; Amy Pollard 162; Deb Clark 196; Joanne Taylor 155, 181; Michael Thompson 166; Jamie Wall 152, IltiViirray Skin 166, 155, 173; Darin Hickey 162, 195; Don McLean 159; Tim Lewis 172; Jeff Dennis 159, 221, 158; Bruce McInnes 156, 156, 153; Brian Steffler 195; Graham Taylor 169; and Michael Cameron 177, 164, 153. Teeswater Agri -Lotto holds dance and draw The end of a successful year for the Teeswater Agri - Lotto was marked with a dance Saturday evening at the Teeswater Complex which also saw the beginning of the 1983-84 season. A crowd of almost 300 danced to the music of Norm Dunsmore and the lucky $1,000 winner for the evening was Dave Moffatt of Holyrood. Winners of the early -bird draw were: Brian Donaldson of Formosa; Mr. and Mrs. Henry de Ruiter of Listowel; Jim and Linda McKee of Teeswater; Jack and Gladys Colvin of Teeswater; Lloyd and Shirley Lamont of Teeswater; and, Wilfred Weiss of Teeswater. The tickets for the 1983-84 draw are all sold due to the efforts of the tickets sellers. The Teeswater Agricultural Society and the curling club each were presented with cheques for $8,000. This brings the total made for each organization to $36,500 in the past four years. The final draw for last year's ticket "holders was made and Ed Brick of Formosa was the $500 winner. Winners of $100 cheques were: Mac Arm- strong of Teeswater; Paul Fischer of Walkerton and Bill Parker of Formosa; Ross McCall and Rolly Kaufman of Wingham; Mark Walters of Teeswater; John Benninger of Mildmay; and, George Kieffer of Teeswater. Throughout the evening there were prizes for spot dances and the winners were: Bonar and Ruby Jarvis of Teeswater; Morley Wall of Teeswater and Joan Borho of Formosa; Marjorie and Don Lamont of For- mosa; Wayne Whytock and Debbie Scott of Teeswater; and, Cam Gowland and Ellen McPherson of Teeswater. The new Agri -Lotto committee for 1983-84 is: chairman, Wallace Ballagh; vice chairman Ken Scott; secretary -treasurer, Bev Colvin; directors, Murray McKague, Bob Bregman, Bob King, John Fieten, Doug Flach, Bob Colvin and Paul Fischer. 1 Minor hockey awards presented at region The Wingham Minor Hockey Association held its awards presentation day last Saturday at the Wingham Legion with a large crowd of parents and children in attendance. Two new awards were presented this year: the Jason Bateson Memorial Trophy, donated by the Mother's Auxiliary to Minor Hockey, went to Joey Walker as the member of the Wingham'Pee Wee team who displayed the most sport- smanlike qualities over the year; and, the Walter Brown Memorial Trophy, presented to Robert Schistad of the Wingham Midgets for the player the most dedication to his team. Individual awards were presented and among them were: the most valuable player for the Midgets, Brett Cameron, and high scorer, Brett Cameron. Paul Robinson was named most improved player for the Midgets. Murray Foxton was chosen most valuable player for the Wingham Pee Wee team. Paul Brophy was top scorer for the same team. Optimist Awards were presented to both Tyke teams, the Atoms, the Pee Wee B team and the Bantam B team for shooting, stick - handling and skating. All the Tykes and Atoms received plaques and pucks witk their names on them. Donny Heinmiller re- ceived the Imperial Esso Award as the most valuable Atom player and Robbie MacKay was named most improved for the same team, while Robbie Harrison was chosen most cooperative for. the Atoms. Howick Community Centre DANCE Saturday April 16,1983 9 p.m. 1 a.m. Music By "Ken Scott" Lunch Provided $8.00 Per Couple HOWICK SOCCER CLUB Presents Organized Soccer For 1983 Registrations at the Howick Community Centre fOr Boys and Girls Ages 5 to -16 -rears on April 9th and 16th Between 9 12 a.m. and -5p.m. For Further Information Call Ivor Parbery Henry Dyksterhuis 335-6450 . 327-8235 REG. FEE' $10` SKATE HOWICK '83 Begins on Sunday, Apr. 17, 1983 Adult Roller Skating Every Sunday and Wednesday nights. * Monthly Cash Draw * Nightly Prizes, Family Skating Friday Nights Skate to: "NIGHT MUSIC" SAVE ON HOND&ATI "No trade deal." 200ED . . '300 off with coupon 200D . . . $275 off with coupon 185S .... $249 off with coupon 110D . . . '200 off with coupon See us today! 8 H.P. 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