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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1983-04-13, Page 15W.4±44'.44444_Sii..444 :44444:44444 tA4444IE1tiv'iit`4.u"14444 44444 :.4444-4.4 acio..4,.. "...:N 444'4.4444.4....c� .. .. ��a,a a4u,,,a4,a. `i iitiA WINGHAM 3P-2320 II. Friday, Saturday & Sunday April 15, 16 & 17 Goldie Hawn & Burt Reynolds in BEST FRIENDS ADULT ACCOMPANIMENT — PLUS — Clint Eastwood & Son in HONKY TONK MAN L. ADULT • ACCOMPANIMENT ixFPleIt rr rr TFIFgTFYrreTFTTrgr TF g7eTtyrF1TrIa^lilirZrTrYr eriTl'enrG4 4 444 4444 .444444444 .4.4444444444444 4,4 =91 s s►?:y 4"44'444.44 Li04444'4`44444'444444444 078 PO FITSI The Wingham Advance -Times, April 13, 1983—Page 15 4'4:_44? :44u'4.44.;a44444..:44444414"44 444444444444..u?4444.uy "si ;r Awards resents to Belmore playets Belmore's Minor Hockey player for accumulating the Association held its awards most points of the season. night and wrap-up for the Most improved players 1982-83 hockey season last were: Tyke, Jason Huber; - Friday evening in the Squirt, Steven Eadie; Pee Belmore Community Centre. Wee, Mike Hawkins; and, Barry Schaefer, a member Bantam, Kevin Eadie. Steve of the Belmore Pee Wee VanEngen of the Belmore team, was selected as the Bantam team was selected association's most valuable best goalie. • 46. CLINTON 109 BEECH BTREET 482=7030 THIS WEEKEND: APRIL 15.16.17 FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY •Oat OFFICE OPENS AT 7:30 P.M./FIRST SHOW AT S:00 RICHARD PRYOR JACKIE GLEASON amming PLUS 2Np FEATURE HANDMADE ALMS PRESENTS -44111„,,,,„.,1_. :ThelniSSIOnarg. He gave his body to'save their souls. SPECIAL ADMISSION FOR APRIL: Adults 63.00; Children under 12 FREE ••••••••••••••••••••e•••••••••••• •••e••-•••e•e•••••• e•-•••-- • • ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ E E E E E E I ■EEE • WED.-THURS. • • LAST 2 OATS • • FOR • • • • • • • • EEEE■EEEEEE■EEEE■■■■■ • 7:30 i ,..;:0* "WM tiI:LLECh BESS :\k\1 l'RoNt, • HIGH ROAD Tb CHINA ■ 1■■ I I E E E E I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1' Pfi THE SQUARE OQDERICH TM I • TR 524-7111 • FRI.-4117. 7:00 • 4:13 • ATS FRIDAY SUN.•THURS.7:30 • 5 ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATIONS • • PAUL NEWMAN • THE:VERDICT ° • • Frank Galvin has one last chance • • to do something right. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ••••••••••••••••••••• Hwy. B eodULn Al Con. Rd.4 FRI.-SAT.-SUN. • SOX 'OFFICE -_.. • OPENS 1:00 P.M. • CHILDREN • UNDER 14 • FREE •• • • • • • • • • • • • n. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 11 • u..M It,.A • , 1 1, 1 5 2ND FEATURE CHEECH & CHONG THINGS ARE TOUGH All OVER •••• • i • • 1 • • • • • THE DELMORE BANTAMS won the championship at a tournament held last month in Lucknow. Team members and coaches are: in back, Don Eadie, Ron Chambers, Pat Chambers, Dennis Lowry, Steve VanEngen, Randy Schaefer, Doug Jeffray; front, Kevin Eadie, Rick Moffatt, Brett Garniss, Rob Haelzle, Ted Fischer. Absent from the photo are Keith Harper, Brian Martin and Glen Storm. COFFEE KLATCH Those bowling 160 and over were: Bev Hayden 168; Grace Walden 174, 172; Doris Remington 175; Virginia Jessup 180; Joanne McPherson 191; Susan Pegg 226, 203; Annette McKenna 177; Jean King 213, 183; Muriel Irvine 171, 170; Betty Burley 201; Ada Aitchison 168, 218; Shirley Storey 190, 277. Muriel Irvine won the 50-50 draw and Wintario winners were Susan Pegg and Shirley Storey. COMMERCIAL LEAGUE Darling's Dynamics have 6,928, accumulated pinfall points, followed by Chap - man's Champs, 6,800, MacLeod's Morons Plus Four, 6,780, Merkley's Marauders, 6,612, Hickey's Hellers, 6,465, and, Russell's Rollers, 6,385. Rod Hickey had the men's high single of 240 and the high triple of 653, while Ruth Ann Steffen had the ladies' Phone 357-1630 for 24 hour movie information 1 ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATIONS INCLUDING — BEST PI HELD OVER 2ND BIG WEEK SHOWTIMES FRI. AND SAT. AT 7 AND 9 PM SUNDAY TO CTURE Can you keep a secret? In the next 72 hours, this desperate, unemployed actor will secretly audition for the female lead of a soap opera. And become America's hottest new actress.1�R HOFFAN THURSDAY AT ONLY8PM BEST ACTOR DUSTIN Tootsi� THIS ISA HELL OF A WAY TO MAKE A LIVING. 10 IPALI ENT high single of 254 and the high triple of 623. Games of 20'0 and over were rolled by; Doug MacLeod 234; Rod Hickey 230, 240; Bob Steffen 214; Frank Burke 229; Roger Plumb 208; Bob Pegg 211; Wes Simmons 200; Wayne Coultes 223; Kevin Hickey 218; Gale Plumb 219;, Ruth Ann Steffen' 254, 210; Cathy Wickhorst 201; and Linda Hickey 210. SENIOR LADIES' The senior ladies closed their bowling season Monday afternoon with a fun bowling session, followed by a buffet dinner in the United Church served by the church ladies. 'Following the dinner, the slate of officers for next season was presented: president, Janet Hall, vice president, Helen McBurney; secretary, Catherine Camp- bell; treasurer, Jean Ro- bertson; assistant secretary and treasurer, Margaret Robertson; press reporter, Elora Harris. The trophies and prizes then were presented. WED. NIGHT LADIES Mary's Mavericks won the season championship with a total of 115 points, followed by Judy's E.T.s and Janet's Junkies, tied for second with 114 points each, Corey's Cubs, 98, Bonnie's Beauties, 87, and Marg's Munchkins, 78. Mary Lee had the high single of 282 and the high triple of 737. Games of 200, and over were rolled by: Jean King 238, 240; Diane English 204, 274; Betty Darling 247; Joanne Harrison 253; Anna Nesbitt 202; Janet Storey 203; Mary Campbell 204, 221; Catherine Campbell 201; Florence Thompson 218; Connie Haugh 221; Bonnie Cleghorn 228; Mary Lee 282; 259; Marg Hickey 259; Judy Hickey 205; Susan Tolton 225. Thanks to spares Caroline Greenaway, Diane English and Michelle Foxton. SENIOR MEN Those bowling 150 and over were: Norm Elliott 162, 179; Hugh Mundell 175; Harry Garniss 165; Nick Kloostra 155; Bill Lediet 157, 161; Alex Robertson 152, 179; Cliff Bray 156; Bev Rooney 175; Wes, Paulin 156; Ken Saxton Sr. 165e232; Charles Bosman 157; Bill Uuldriks 172; and, Ted English 186, 277. THURSDAY MIXED Janet Storey captured the ladies' high single with a 263, closely followed by Rena Fisher with a 257. Janet also had high triple of 581: Bob Gavreluk rolled men's high single of 282, closely followed by Kevin Falconer with a 281. Kevin captured high triple of 604. Other games of 200 and over were rolled by Gary Jamieson 207; Clare Weber 218; Richard Gethke 219, 207; Art Burrows 251; Barry Haugh 263, 203; Daryl Walker 212; Jean Lewis 212; Bruce Higgins 227. Congratulations to Gary's GMC for being the season's champs. ``I`hanks `° spaies Art Burrows, Janet Storey, Bob Gavreluk and Lori Gavreluk. Also, please note playoffs start this week, the league bowling at 8 p.m. The bowling banquet will be held May 14 at Belmore Community Centre. FORDWICH MIXED Gertie Lambkin had the ladies' high single of 275 and the high triple of 668, while Bill Gilmer had the men's high single and triple of 245 and 579. Games of 200 and over were rolled by: Gertie Lambkin 209, . 275; Bill Gilmer 245; Jean Ashley 230; Peggy Schneider 202; Steve Reid 217, 203; Ken Behrns 234; Ken Bender 222; and, Janice George220. Thursday Early Mixed MOLESWORTH LANES On March 31, high scores were bowled by Danny McKay, 200; Caroline Petta- piece, 237, 263, 218; Grace Mayburry, 231; Brad Mathe- son, 272, 271; Sandy Allemeersch, 206; Fred Saw- yer, 200; Len King Jr., 210; Cliff Hoegy, 206; Ginger Dadson, 230, 249; Bert Van Donkersgoed, 206 and Shir- ley Pellett, 234. High scores for April 7 were bowled by Danny McKay, 213; Bill Brooks, 277, 231; Cliff Hoegy, 209; Bill Burrowes, 204; Donna Blough, 204, 205; Caroline Pettapiece, 212, and Grace Mayburry, 234. Durham wins title with 72 victory in deciding game Durham won the WOAA Midget championship with a 7-2 victory over Wingham in the deciding game of their series last week. The fifth game of the best - of -five series was played back in Durham and the home team scored a decisive win for. t11e CCidgex title_..w __ Durham had won the first two games of the series by one -goal margins, but Wingham came roaring back to win the next two games and tie the series. . In the decisive game, Wingham squandered many scoring opportunities in the first 10 minutes, as Durham's goaltender came up with some fine saves. The the Durham attack caught fire, taking a 1-0 Lead at the end of the first period, 5-0 after two and 6-0 by 4:31 of the third. Paul Robinson scored Wingham's first goal at 4:31, from Brett Cameron and Steve Nicholson, but Durham scored a short- handed goal at 7:45 to take a 7-1 lead. The final goal of the game was scored by Duplicate bridge club Wingham Duplicate Bridge Club met Thursday night in the fire hall. The Mitchell System was played. Kae Forgie and Norma Parker placed first North and South. Jean Hodgins and Elaine Colvin were second, Yvonne McPherson and Mary Caslick third. East and West winners were Dimps and Bert Mathers. Jean Aitchison and Farish Moffat were second, Ruth Currie and Jean Whitby placed third. Nicholson at 15:54 from Cameron. ICE CHIPS — The Wingham Midgets had a very successful season, winning 38 games and losing 12. They won the Wingham Midget Tournament 'C' championship and brought home the--'C'-ehampionship- trophy from the Burford Midget Tournament and the consolation trophy from Kincardine. At the Minor Hockey awards banquet on Satur- day, Brett'Cameron won the scoring championship award and,the most valuable player trophy. The most improved player was Paul Robinson; Rob Schistad won the executive award, given in memory of Walter Brown to the player who shows the most desire and sportsman- ship. -"erEFIEMEMMErlan Hit one-man musical COMBS to Blyth stage Richard Greenblatt, director of the 1982 Blyth Summer Festival smash "Country Hearts" brings "Soft Pedalling", his hit one- man musical to the Blyth Memorial Hall, next Wed- nesday at 8 p.m. Who is Robert Goldblum anyway? Is he really just a struggling young musician trying to keep body and soul together while dealing with his boring job as a rehearsal pianist, or is he Com- poserman, a mild-mannered superhero able to leap whole octaves in a single bar? Then again, maybe he's a rock star, weary of the fast pace and the bright lights; or a hairy, whiskey -breathed Country and Western singer, crooning downhome Nash- ville songs. Or is he in fact Canada's hottest new entry in the Musical Olympics, shooting for an uprecedented four gold medals if he can only wrap up the arduous Minute Waltz event. "Soft Pedalling", current- ly on a cross -Canada tour, has amassed rave reviews since it was first presented at the 1981 Toronto Theatre Festival. The Ottawa Citizen called it "Sheer brilliance"; "Watch this man!", The Toronto Star said. Richard Greenblatt is an engaging, „frenetic, very talented per- former. "Soft Pedalling" is the final performance in the Blyth Centre for the Arts Theatre series. Reserved tickets are available at the box office, 523-9300. Belgrave euchre Eleven -tables. were..in•play at the weeklyeuchre which was held in the WI Hall Wed- nesday, April 6. Winners were: high lady, Mrs. Sara Anderson; most lone hands. - lady, Mrs. Ed Marsh; low lady, Mrs. Garner Nicholson; high man, George Johnston,; most lone hands — man, Mrs. James R. Coultes ( playing as a man) ; low man, Mrs. Agnes Bieman (playing as a man). There will be euchre again next Week starting at 8 p.m. Everyone is welcome. WINGHAM MIDGET STATISTICS 1982 - 83 Brett Cameron Steve Nicholson Mark "Foxton Paul Kenyon Tim Brown Paul Robinson Jim Dennis Doug Wood Doug McFarlan Bill Haines Rob Willis Doug Stephenson Jeff Cameron Ed Sweeney Dwayne Jenkins Jason Goodall Byron Thompson Paul Tolton Murray Houghton Jeff Blbemberg Dave Willis GMS 47 48 48 48 49 49 43 48 23 48 40 20 50 29 19 10 11 2 11 7 11 G A PIM PTS 75 70 12 145 50 46 82 96 36 33 82 69 25 35 50 58 14 43 38 57 28 26 18 54 3 31 44 34 9 23 43 32 10 18 51 28 4 24 40 28 5 19 88 24 6 11 18 17 8 5 32 13 2 10 34 12 2 8 15 10 0 5 4 5 2 2 12 4 1 3 2 4 1 1 18 2 1 1 2 2 0 0 6 0 DOUG STEPHENSON looks for a rebound, but the Durham netrninder had the puck covered during the fifth and deciding game of the WOAA playoffs between the Wingham Lions and Durham last week. (Wayne Brown Photo)