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GROUP CHAMPIONS --Coaches Tom Robinson and Bob Foxton helped take Foxton, Rob Strong, Rob Willis, R'bbart Schisted and Mitchell Braun. In the
this Wingham PeeWee baseball team to the WOAA group championship. front row are Jeff Cameron, Steve Crawford, Paul Good, Dennls,Adams,
Team members In the back row are Steve Nicholson, Doug Wood, Mark Tim Brown, Paul Robinson, Paul Kenyon and Rod Jones.
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Eagles and Cardinals remain
tied for the lead this week, each
with six points. Penguins have
dropped back a little and are tied
with the Blue Jays at five points.
Falcons and Bluebirds each have
four.
Marc Nesbitt bowled an im-
pressive game of 226 to record
high single for the boys. He also
had the 329 high double. Joanne
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the girls and Julie Leedham had
the 199 high double.
The Eagles were the winners in
the Special Event Tournament.
JUNIORS
The Bruins, with eight points,
have taken over the lead in the,
standings. The Jets are second
with seven, Knights, Ironmen
and Canadiens are tied at five
and Leafs trail with zero. The
Bruins were also the winners of
the Special Event Tournament.
Brenda Thompson bowled the
248 high single and 403 high
double. Brett MacDonald was
high for the boys with a 171 single
and 302 double.
Other games over 150 were
bowled by,,, A rgpU, Thompson,
155; Joanne Shaw, 160; Sandra
Moffatt, 151; Cheryl Willis, 155;
Michael Cameron, 150; and
Michael Heard, 151.
Sr. JUNIORS & SENIORS
High Energy and Hot Stuff lead
the team competition with nine
points each, followed by The
Goofys and Bionic Bowlers with
seven. The Idiotics and Mercedes
Benz each have five points. The
Idiotics won the Special Events
Tournament.
Games over 175 were bowled
by Lori Gavreluk, 187; Debbie
Hoy, 183; Kim Rae, 178;.,Brian
Hoy, 209; Barry Haugh, 200;
Denis Adams, 175; Greg Storey,
189, 219; Brent Day, 180; Jamie
Wall, 219, 201; Byron Thompson,
268; David Scott, 223; and
Michael Heard, 188.
Lori Gavreluk was . the -high
scorer for the Junior girls with'a
187 single and 502 triple; Byrbn
Thompson and Jamie Wall
shared the honors for the boyo
Byron with a 268 single -send
Jamie with a.' 591 triple.
David Scothad the, 223 high
single for the Sr. Juniors and
Greg Storey had the 579 high
triple.
PARTICIPACTION PERSONALITY -Omar Haselgrove
was chosen this month's Particlpactlon Personality by the
recreation board. Mr. Haseigrove Is noted as being one of
the keener members of the golf club.
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With just a few days to go
before the regular schedule
opens this Friday the Wingham
Ironmen looked impressive in an
intersquad game Sunday af-
ternoon. They played a full-scale
game with referee and the works.
If this is any indication of the
action to come, the Ironmen fans
are in for a great year.
The lines which caught the
fans' eyes were combinations of
Jay MacLaurin, Dave Kieffer
and Jim Longdo and another
combination of the Lucknow trio:
Mark Frayne, Pat Murray and
Grant Gilchrist.
Longdo moved into this area
when his parents purchased a
;farm and he looks to be a natural
with his agressive style and fine
"."Coach ►Coach George Skinn feels
MacLaurin and Kieffer will
reach their full potential this
year and they look to be in fine
shape.
rt E gin
Frayne, Murray and Gilchrist
all played on the Lucknow
Juvenile squad which went to the
OMHA finals last year. All three
hustle around like bees and are
very keen hockey players.
Newcomer Larry Donaldson of
the Teeswater OMHA Juvenile
champions also caught the eye.
Returnees to the Ironmen look
good, consisting of four defen-
cemen, Mike Montgomery,
Dennis Knox and the two Haines
boys, Ed and Captain Bernie, and
forwards Gord Kinahan, Jim
Blackwell, Dale Whitfield and
Tom Graham. ' i
Six goaltenders are vying for
the spot between the pipes and all
are keen, making the position of
goalie very competitive.
Fans should remember the
schedule starts this Friday, Oct.
12, with a game at Port Elgin and
the Ironmen return to Wingham
for a game against Walkerton
Sunday.
Recreation Report
BY RENNIE ALEXANDER
Rec. Director
Recreation activities at the
Lockridge Memorial Arena are
Fran Sors of Clinton is once again
in full swing again! It is still not
full.
Girls gymnastics instructed by
too late to register for any minor
hockey figure
Karen Wood and Caryn Mann is
or skating
also full with 48 promising young
program. There is also prime
gymnasts
time available for ice rental.
Remember, public skating is
Judo registrations went well,
every Saturday 2-4 p.m. and
��N, is still time to
register.
Sunday 7-8 p.m..
"
Anyone wishing to purchase a
season ticket for public skating
may do so at the arena during
public skating or the
Brownie Corner
at
recreation office. Tickets cost =10
per season or $25 per family.
The Brownies held their first
Children's Theatre begins
meeting on Monday, Oct. 1, at St.
Saturday, Oct. 13, at the Town
Paul's Anglican Church.
Hall. This year's play is Hansel
They played games and later
and Gretel. Anyone wishing to
Group A played compass games,
register may do so at the
Group B made a health chart and
recreation office or at the Town
the Tweenies discussed the
Hall before the first practice.
Brownie promise. Afterward
Commu�ty badminton on
they were all told about the
Tuesdays and Thursdays will
dinner in the park on Oct. 11. •
start Tuesday, Oct, 16 at 7 p.m. at
F. E. Madill. Registration is $5
The leaders of the Brownies
per season.
are Mrs. J. Shaw (Brown Owl),
The parent and tot learn to
Mrs. D. Curzon, Mrs. M. G.
skate program willl begin
Hunter, Mrs. I. Trainor, Mrs. R.
Tuesday, Oct. 16. Registration is
W. Wraith and Mrs. N. T. An -
$15 for 21 weeks or $1 per day.
derson.
The disco dancing program
The Packies are Lianne Shaw
under the excellent instruction of
and Julie Nicholls.
Participaction
personality
Wingham Recreation Board
has chosen Omar Haselgrove as
this month's Participaction
Personality. A firm believer in
the benefits of exercise, Omar,
who celebrated his gist birthday
this year, makes sports an im-
portant part of his life.
Omar grew up in London,
Ontario, where he played both
hockey and baseball. He became
quite a good hardball player and
played on the intermediate
hardball team from the dime he
was 16 until he was 30. Baseball
has always been Omar's favorite
sport.
When the Haselgroves moved
to Wingham in 1933, Omar was
too busy with his business at his
billiard hall to take part'in many
sports, but by 1940 he had learned
to play , golf, lawn bowling and
curling. Omar has given up
curling now but he occasionally
bowls a game or two at the local
bowling alley in the winter and in
the summer he lawn bowls and
plays golf.
Omar is one of the keener
members at the Wingham Golf
Club. Every afternoon from early
spring till late fall, Omar meets
two or three friends for 18 holes of
golf. He prefers walking to riding
on an electric cart and says that
walking feels as good now as it
did 40 years ago. Perhaps we
should all follow Omar's example
and begin each day with 15
minutes of exercises. It certainly
keeps him spry.
The Wingham Advancer -Times, October 10, 1979 -per lb
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE way with a 381 single and 612
High singles bowled Oct. 2 for triple.
commercial league were by Lou Others bowling over 380 were
Readman 925 for the men and Jo McCormick 206, 387; lltM
Gayle McArter,t245 for the ladies. Moffatt 218; Dianne Engb* U0,
Both managed the high triples 255; Jackie Kregar 385, 307;
with 680 for Gayle McArter and Keith Moffatt 205; Edna Mac -
767 for Lou Readman. Tavish 208, 284; Bruce Pewtress
Those who bowled over 200 215; Cwee Gibbons 216; Robert
were Lyla Harkness 202, Cathy Wharton 306; Sharon Skinn 235.
Wickborst 202, Isabel Burke 229,
Esther Thynne 211, Susan Pegg Marg's Kit Katz are in the lead
221 and 236, Gayle McArter 245 with 22 pests and Ruth's Rejects
and 237, Verna Haugh 239, Rod are gradually gaining costfideoce
Hickey 301, 201, 249, Keith Carson and in second place with 19.
200, Bob Steffen 211, Harley Marie's Sweet Maries have 15
Gaunt 206 and 213, Frank Burke and are followed closely by
215 and 223, Kevin Hickey 23.0 and Linda's Love Bugs with 14.
201, Jim Griffith 234, Bob Pegg Sylvia's Smarties have nine and
215, 281 and '235, Leon Russell 210 Sharon's Snickers five.
and 245, Lou Readman 325, 237, The league is grateful to its
205, Larry Pellett 221 and 250, spares, Bruce Pewbws, Susan
Gene Kruse 234 and 234. McDonald, Isobel Montgomery
Esther's Elkhounds are and Sheila Walker.
leading in the team standings
with 21 points and Brenda's WROXETER MIXED
Bloodhounds are in second with Ethelene Smith bowled the
19. Gayle's Greyhounds sit in high single of 262 and high triple
third with 18 and Marlene's of 563. Joe Craig topped the men
Malamutes are in fourth with 13. with the high single of 244 and
Sheila's Schnauzers and Isabel's high triple, 661.
Irish Setters are in fifth and sixth Games 200 and over: Bob
place with nine and four points McCaughan 209; Doug Fisher
respectively. 207; Joe Craig 217, 200, 244; Butch
WED. NIGHT LADIES She 228; Harvey Wheeler 204,
Shirley Storey came out on top 207; John Wheeler 215; Ethelene
Oct. 3 as she bowled the high Smith 262; Randy Hutchinson
single and high triple with 256 232.
and 795 points respectively.
Jean King 226 and 206, Louise FORDWICH MIXED
Welwood 211 and 204, Cory High single lady was Anna
Nesbitt 227, Shirley Storey 220, Marie Franco, 252; high single
265 and 253, Joanne Harrison 211, man, Gerald Matheson, 236; high
Mildred Nesbitt 207, Mary triple lady, Ann Winkel, 591; high
Campbell 210, Jeannette Scott triple man, Gerald Matheson,
206, Joyce Gardner 217, and Mary 597•
Lee 211 and 260 all managed over 'Scores of 200 and over: Gerald
200 point games. Matheson, 236, 229; Nancy Con-
Shirley's Spiders are in fust ley, 219; Bill Gilmore, 202, 210;
place with 19 points, Lisa's Ann Winkel, 204; Gertie Lamb -
Lizards are second with 16 and kin, 221, 223; Anna Marie Franca,
Jean's Junebugs and Gladys' 252.
Grasshoppers right for third with
15 each. Edna's Earwigs are in
fourthwith 11 points and Susan's
Snails trail in fifth placewith
eight. Bridge results
,
Spares for the evening were .
Joyce Gardner, Pearl Hodgins•' The Wingham Bridge Club has
Eleanor Saxton and Karen Snow. begun the fall season. Last
week's winners were: first,
THURSDAY MIXED Elaine Colvin and Jean Hodgins
Marg --Moffatt- bowled the high second, Nomim x iu er and May
single of 266 and Dianne English Porter; third, Mary CasUck and
nad the high triple of 633. For the Omar Hasel, .. , . ; fourth, Rena
men, it was Keith Moffatt all the Fisher and' John Hicks
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