The Wingham Advance-Times, 1979-11-07, Page 16mi
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MOST IMPROVED PLAYER on the BP fastball team was judged to be Doug Leitch, who
enjoyed an excellent season. His performance was recognized with a trophy presented by
Bob Foxton, the team sponsor.
TEAM AWARD --Grant Coultas, captain of the SP fastball team, presented Manager Joe scoring, with an assist going to tallied first, with an assist from
Tiffin and Coach Doug Nell with some special gifts on behalf of the team. The presentation Paul Robinson. Wingham scored his defence partner, Tim Brown.
took place during the team's awards banquet Saturday night. twice in the last two minutes of Less than a minute later Greg
the first frame with goals by Walton made it 2-0 with a fine
TOP BATTER Bob Armstrong of the Wingham BPs re
ceived his award from his father, Nelson Armstrong, during
' the team awards night.
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FORDWICH MIXED have 26, Sheila's Schnauzers, 25,
Ann Winkel and Dave Din- Brenda's Bloodhounds,_ 24, and
amore were tops on the totem Isobel's Irish Setters, ZO.r„
°<- pole as they headed the league in Anna Haugh and Jean Markley
singles -and triples, Ann with 242 shared the high honors for the
and 659, Dave with 215 and 565. ladies with a single of 301 and
Other games over 200 were triple of 669 respectively. Bob
recorded by Ann with 202 and Pegg had the men's high single of
215; Doug Browne 208; Wallace 268 and Rod Hickey had the high
Nixon 203; Pat Brunarski 214; triple of 680.
Bill Gilmer 201. Those with scores of 200 or
WROXETER MIXED more were Verna Haugh, .218;
Ladies' high single was bowled Larry Pellett, 200; Gene -Kruse,
TOP PITCHER on the Wingham BP fastball team this season was Doug Petteplace. by Mary Beth Riley with a 248 202, 218; Bob Pegg, 201, 268; Jean
Manager Joe Tiffin presented him with a trophy during the team awards banquet Satur- whileTharon Riley bowled the Merkle 245, 281; Jack Overholt
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day night. gip, le of 652. Ron McMichael' 233; Bob Steffen, 215; Verna
topped the men with a high single Hodgins 210 Cath Wickhorst -
Recreation Report
BY R>E;NNIE ALEXANDER
Rec. Director
A reminder: the Ontario
upstairs arena booth. Theae are
Hockey Council will be meeting
now two booths in operatiots at
tonight, Wednesday, at F. E.
the arena: the downstairs booth
Madill S. S. to discuss the results
operated by the Mother's
of the minor hockey survey done
Auxiliary to Minor Hockey,
in March and April of this year.
which is restricted in the types of
syMMe of this survey was to
food products it sells, and the up-
p-
-1-
epleions from parents and
stairs booth which will soli oof-
players involved in competitive
fee, hot chocolate and home -
hockey, to provide parents with
made pastries.
an opportunity to support or
Both groups are working very
reject recent proposals geared to
hard to support their minor
improve minor hockey and to
sports and cooperation will be the
determine the extent of parents'
key to success in this combined
knowledge of Ontario hockey
venture. The recreation board
publications. Come out and
wishes both groups every suc-
support your views and hear
cess.
what other people have to say
Anyone wishing to play In -
,about minor hockey.
dustrial hockey Sunday or
The Wingham Recreation
Monday nights should contact
Committee has recently granted
the Wingham Figure Skating
Phil Beard 357-1862, Steve
A7-387#,
Tim Brown all had a three-point
Stapleton, or Ken
Club the privilege of using the
Balzer, 357-1103.
PeeWees beat Clinton twice
The Wingham Legion Pee Wees
goal to lead the Pee Wees to a 7-0
travelled to Clinton Saturday and
win over Clinton last Thursday in
came home with their second
the Wingham arena.
straight win in a 6-1 effort.
The locals scored three tinwa
Quinn O'Donohue opened the
in the first frame. Jason Goodall!
TEAM AWARD --Grant Coultas, captain of the SP fastball team, presented Manager Joe scoring, with an assist going to tallied first, with an assist from
Tiffin and Coach Doug Nell with some special gifts on behalf of the team. The presentation Paul Robinson. Wingham scored his defence partner, Tim Brown.
took place during the team's awards banquet Saturday night. twice in the last two minutes of Less than a minute later Greg
the first frame with goals by Walton made it 2-0 with a fine
TOP BATTER Bob Armstrong of the Wingham BPs re
ceived his award from his father, Nelson Armstrong, during
' the team awards night.
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FORDWICH MIXED have 26, Sheila's Schnauzers, 25,
Ann Winkel and Dave Din- Brenda's Bloodhounds,_ 24, and
amore were tops on the totem Isobel's Irish Setters, ZO.r„
°<- pole as they headed the league in Anna Haugh and Jean Markley
singles -and triples, Ann with 242 shared the high honors for the
and 659, Dave with 215 and 565. ladies with a single of 301 and
Other games over 200 were triple of 669 respectively. Bob
recorded by Ann with 202 and Pegg had the men's high single of
215; Doug Browne 208; Wallace 268 and Rod Hickey had the high
Nixon 203; Pat Brunarski 214; triple of 680.
Bill Gilmer 201. Those with scores of 200 or
WROXETER MIXED more were Verna Haugh, .218;
Ladies' high single was bowled Larry Pellett, 200; Gene -Kruse,
TOP PITCHER on the Wingham BP fastball team this season was Doug Petteplace. by Mary Beth Riley with a 248 202, 218; Bob Pegg, 201, 268; Jean
Manager Joe Tiffin presented him with a trophy during the team awards banquet Satur- whileTharon Riley bowled the Merkle 245, 281; Jack Overholt
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day night. gip, le of 652. Ron McMichael' 233; Bob Steffen, 215; Verna
topped the men with a high single Hodgins 210 Cath Wickhorst -
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ALTERNATIVE
SHORT TOURS FOR LATE FALL
AND WINTER
3 Day - DEARBORN i FRANKENMUTH (Nov. 23.25) M
Featuring - Greenfield Village Dinner Theatre .............................................. $139.00
3 Day "JAMBOREE, U.S.A.", WHEELING, W.VA. (Nov.23a30) -
Featuring - North America's Northern Most Dag Tends............... •'• $".00
4 Day - CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY IN WHEELING, W.VA. (Doc. 27-3o)
Featuring - No Night Driving and Lots of Fun ...... ............. ...... $119.00
5 Day - CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS IN NASHVILLE (Dec. 26.30)
Featuring *tools. Tours a Parties Plus Opry ................................................ $259.00
8 Day - CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS IN CLEARWATER (Dec.26-Jon .2)
Featuring - New Year's Eve at Disney World .............................................. WUXI
8 Day - CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS IN ORLANDO (D..26 -Jon. 2) -/�/�
Featuring - New year's Eve at Disney World ..... ........................................... 5329. W
CURE FOR,
THE COMMON COLD
9 Day - SCHOOLBREAK IN FLORIDA (March 16-23)
Featuring - Daytona Beach, Veto Goodt, Ow" world a Pensacola ............................ $289.W
,lZ Day - BUILD YOUR OWN VACATION IN PENSACOLA BEACH
(Leave Every Monday) M
Featuring - The Efficiency Un" and Add Additional Weeks ............... $274.00 Plus $74.00
13 Day - FLORIDA CIRCLE TOUR (Feb. 11, 26, Mar. Loa 24)
Foofuring - The Atlantic and The Gull Economy Style.........................................5399.00
-14 Day - FLORIDA IN SAVING SEASON
.(Oct. 27, Nov. 10, 24. Apr. 26, May 3 a lo)
Featuring - 6 Full Dors at Daytona Gooch ........... I .......... ...:.......................... $389.00
14 Day • FLORIDA AT ITS BEST
(Jan- 21, Feb. 4. 14, Mar. 3, 17, 31, Apr. 14)
Featuring - The Gest Parts of Florida Staying In Luxury A.. .. . ....................... $499.00
14 Day - CLEARWATER BEACH A CENTRAL FLORIDA
(Feb. 4, 1 , Mar. 3 a 17)
Featuring - Relaxation and Sights"Bing............................ :....................... 5519.00
14 Day - TEXAS i NEW ORLEANS (Feb. 9, Mar. 1, 29 a Apr. I9)
Featuring - Nashville, New Orleans, Corpus Christie a Sed Antonlo .......... I ....:.... 5539.00
15 Day J NASSAU A THE SUNSHINE STATE (Jan. 26,.Feb.-la, Mar. e&29)
Featuring - Florida Circle Tour Plus Mlami or Nassau Cnsl................................... $599.00
21 Dor�- EXTENDED FLORIDA STAY IN DAYTONA OR ORLANDO
(Jan. 21, .4. 10, Mar. 10424)
Featuring. Efflclency, Units or 2 Meals Doily .................... . • $569.00
....................
23 Day - CALIFORNIA i THE HISTORIC WEST
(Feb. Mor. 22, Apr. 19 a July 19)
Foci ring - Circle Tour of the Golden West . ........:... 00
28 Day - EXTENDED FLORIDA STAY (Feb. 1g)
Featuring - Some as 21 Day. Only one week longer ................. 1..... $749 00
.................. .
NOTE: All tours payable in Canadian funds and prices quoted are
based on twin accommodations.
For. More information, see your travel agent
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Doug Stephenson from Dwayne
solo effort. The period ended with
Jenkins and an unassisted
Paul Robinson scoring an .
marker by Tim Brown.
unassisted goal.
a
Robinson scored an unassisted
O'Donohue scored the only goal
goal in the second period to give .
of the second frame unassisted.
HOUSE PLANS DRAWN
Wingham a 4-1 lead.
Wingham added three goals in
- residential design
In the final period Jenkins
the third, Brown from Jenkins .4
. architectural drafting
scored from , Jim Dennis and
and Stephenson, Jenkins from
- proiect management
Stephenson. Greg Walton capped
Dennis and Stephenson, and
free estimates - no obligation
the win with an unassisted
Stephenson 'from Jenkins and
SCHAEFER RESIDENTIAL DESIGN
marker in the final three
Brown.
LISTOWEL 291-1449
minutes.
ICE CHIPS—Wingham showed
Greg Moore played aline gmae
its balance with seven players
pers with 27. Edna's Earwigs
with 23 points and Susan's Snails
between the pipes for the local
sharing the scoring. Doug
team.
Stephenson, Dwayne Jenkins and
Alan Wilson of Atikokan,
In earlier action Mitchell
Tim Brown all had a three-point
standings.
Braun played a strong game in
night.
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ALTERNATIVE
SHORT TOURS FOR LATE FALL
AND WINTER
3 Day - DEARBORN i FRANKENMUTH (Nov. 23.25) M
Featuring - Greenfield Village Dinner Theatre .............................................. $139.00
3 Day "JAMBOREE, U.S.A.", WHEELING, W.VA. (Nov.23a30) -
Featuring - North America's Northern Most Dag Tends............... •'• $".00
4 Day - CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY IN WHEELING, W.VA. (Doc. 27-3o)
Featuring - No Night Driving and Lots of Fun ...... ............. ...... $119.00
5 Day - CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS IN NASHVILLE (Dec. 26.30)
Featuring *tools. Tours a Parties Plus Opry ................................................ $259.00
8 Day - CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS IN CLEARWATER (Dec.26-Jon .2)
Featuring - New Year's Eve at Disney World .............................................. WUXI
8 Day - CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS IN ORLANDO (D..26 -Jon. 2) -/�/�
Featuring - New year's Eve at Disney World ..... ........................................... 5329. W
CURE FOR,
THE COMMON COLD
9 Day - SCHOOLBREAK IN FLORIDA (March 16-23)
Featuring - Daytona Beach, Veto Goodt, Ow" world a Pensacola ............................ $289.W
,lZ Day - BUILD YOUR OWN VACATION IN PENSACOLA BEACH
(Leave Every Monday) M
Featuring - The Efficiency Un" and Add Additional Weeks ............... $274.00 Plus $74.00
13 Day - FLORIDA CIRCLE TOUR (Feb. 11, 26, Mar. Loa 24)
Foofuring - The Atlantic and The Gull Economy Style.........................................5399.00
-14 Day - FLORIDA IN SAVING SEASON
.(Oct. 27, Nov. 10, 24. Apr. 26, May 3 a lo)
Featuring - 6 Full Dors at Daytona Gooch ........... I .......... ...:.......................... $389.00
14 Day • FLORIDA AT ITS BEST
(Jan- 21, Feb. 4. 14, Mar. 3, 17, 31, Apr. 14)
Featuring - The Gest Parts of Florida Staying In Luxury A.. .. . ....................... $499.00
14 Day - CLEARWATER BEACH A CENTRAL FLORIDA
(Feb. 4, 1 , Mar. 3 a 17)
Featuring - Relaxation and Sights"Bing............................ :....................... 5519.00
14 Day - TEXAS i NEW ORLEANS (Feb. 9, Mar. 1, 29 a Apr. I9)
Featuring - Nashville, New Orleans, Corpus Christie a Sed Antonlo .......... I ....:.... 5539.00
15 Day J NASSAU A THE SUNSHINE STATE (Jan. 26,.Feb.-la, Mar. e&29)
Featuring - Florida Circle Tour Plus Mlami or Nassau Cnsl................................... $599.00
21 Dor�- EXTENDED FLORIDA STAY IN DAYTONA OR ORLANDO
(Jan. 21, .4. 10, Mar. 10424)
Featuring. Efflclency, Units or 2 Meals Doily .................... . • $569.00
....................
23 Day - CALIFORNIA i THE HISTORIC WEST
(Feb. Mor. 22, Apr. 19 a July 19)
Foci ring - Circle Tour of the Golden West . ........:... 00
28 Day - EXTENDED FLORIDA STAY (Feb. 1g)
Featuring - Some as 21 Day. Only one week longer ................. 1..... $749 00
.................. .
NOTE: All tours payable in Canadian funds and prices quoted are
based on twin accommodations.
For. More information, see your travel agent
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of 283 and high triple of 717.219;
Others who had of 200
Frank Burke, 231, 227; Rod
.games or
Hickey, 267, 223; Keith Carson,
over were Joe Craig 20o; Wendell
230; Lyla-Ann, 237, 214; Wes
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$tamper 207, 211; Ken Pellett
Simmons, 250; Anna Haugh, 216
211; Randy Hutchinson 210; Ron
McMichael 255; Doug Fisher 230;
301; Jim Griffith, 227, 205, 228;
Tharon Riley 205, 201, 246; Bob
Linda Hickey, 225; Warren
Thynne, 200, 220; Kevin Hickey,
GWG'D..RESS PANTS258.229.
McCaughan 233; Wes Ball 204,
205, 227; and Francis Merkley,
WEDNESDAY NIGHT LADIES
(including light coloured hopsocks)Shirley's
Spiders continue to
Large stock - first, 400lity 18.
ead the way, now with 45 points.
la's Lizards are second with 30,
Belmo14f
followed by Jean's June Bugs
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with 28 and Gladys' Grasshop-
MEN'S
pers with 27. Edna's Earwigs
with 23 points and Susan's Snails
Mr. and Mrs. George Markley
are presently in Western Canada.
SCRU13BIES
with 15 round out the team
Alan Wilson of Atikokan,
standings.
Ontario, was visiting with Steven
Jean King had the hot hand and
Johann last weekend.
#818-0818$
bowled the 293 high single and 793
Many local students received
Over 500 pair -all firsts ■ �O
high triple. Games of 200 or over
graduation diplomas on Friday
were bowled by Jean King, 293,
night when Commencement
254, 246; Audrey Swatridge, 233;
exercises were held at F. E.
^"^^
Lila Hickey, 232; Shirley Sallows,
Madill Secondary School. Steven
BOYS SCRUBBIES
212, 206; Heather Riley, 201;
Mary Campbell, Elda
Johann, an Ontario Scholar,
received three awards in
Nethery, 261; Joanne Harrison, Ha
Physics.
219; Shirley Storey, 271, 215, 257;
A Hallowe'en party was held at
Over 500 pair - all firsts
Anna Haugh, 206, and Ruby
the Belmore Arena on Wed -
MacLennan, 202.
nesday „night. Prizes were
Bowling as spares were Ruby
awarded for the best costumes:
3 00 OFF
Maclennan, Gladys Yeo,
pre-school, Brad Mulvey, Greg
■
Heather Riley, Janice Coultas,
Metcalfe, Amy Metcalfe; Kin -
Faye Moir, Pearl Hodgins,
dergarten and Grade 1, Derek
Muriel Coultes and Cathy For-
Evers, Allison Metcalfe, Shelley
Mays L �
sy COMMERCIAL
and 3, ula
LEAGUE
Douglas, Janice2Wilhelm Jana
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s
Ethers Elkhounds top the
Sue McKague; Grades 4 and 5,
Josephine St. Wingham, Ont.
team standings with 42 points,
Heather Harper, Kevin Eadie,
357-1700
well ahead of their nearest
Rick Moffat; Grade 6 and over,
challengers, Gayle's Greyhounds
Keith Harper, Paula Rutherford,
with 31. Marlene's Malamutes
Linda Markley.
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ALTERNATIVE
SHORT TOURS FOR LATE FALL
AND WINTER
3 Day - DEARBORN i FRANKENMUTH (Nov. 23.25) M
Featuring - Greenfield Village Dinner Theatre .............................................. $139.00
3 Day "JAMBOREE, U.S.A.", WHEELING, W.VA. (Nov.23a30) -
Featuring - North America's Northern Most Dag Tends............... •'• $".00
4 Day - CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY IN WHEELING, W.VA. (Doc. 27-3o)
Featuring - No Night Driving and Lots of Fun ...... ............. ...... $119.00
5 Day - CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS IN NASHVILLE (Dec. 26.30)
Featuring *tools. Tours a Parties Plus Opry ................................................ $259.00
8 Day - CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS IN CLEARWATER (Dec.26-Jon .2)
Featuring - New Year's Eve at Disney World .............................................. WUXI
8 Day - CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS IN ORLANDO (D..26 -Jon. 2) -/�/�
Featuring - New year's Eve at Disney World ..... ........................................... 5329. W
CURE FOR,
THE COMMON COLD
9 Day - SCHOOLBREAK IN FLORIDA (March 16-23)
Featuring - Daytona Beach, Veto Goodt, Ow" world a Pensacola ............................ $289.W
,lZ Day - BUILD YOUR OWN VACATION IN PENSACOLA BEACH
(Leave Every Monday) M
Featuring - The Efficiency Un" and Add Additional Weeks ............... $274.00 Plus $74.00
13 Day - FLORIDA CIRCLE TOUR (Feb. 11, 26, Mar. Loa 24)
Foofuring - The Atlantic and The Gull Economy Style.........................................5399.00
-14 Day - FLORIDA IN SAVING SEASON
.(Oct. 27, Nov. 10, 24. Apr. 26, May 3 a lo)
Featuring - 6 Full Dors at Daytona Gooch ........... I .......... ...:.......................... $389.00
14 Day • FLORIDA AT ITS BEST
(Jan- 21, Feb. 4. 14, Mar. 3, 17, 31, Apr. 14)
Featuring - The Gest Parts of Florida Staying In Luxury A.. .. . ....................... $499.00
14 Day - CLEARWATER BEACH A CENTRAL FLORIDA
(Feb. 4, 1 , Mar. 3 a 17)
Featuring - Relaxation and Sights"Bing............................ :....................... 5519.00
14 Day - TEXAS i NEW ORLEANS (Feb. 9, Mar. 1, 29 a Apr. I9)
Featuring - Nashville, New Orleans, Corpus Christie a Sed Antonlo .......... I ....:.... 5539.00
15 Day J NASSAU A THE SUNSHINE STATE (Jan. 26,.Feb.-la, Mar. e&29)
Featuring - Florida Circle Tour Plus Mlami or Nassau Cnsl................................... $599.00
21 Dor�- EXTENDED FLORIDA STAY IN DAYTONA OR ORLANDO
(Jan. 21, .4. 10, Mar. 10424)
Featuring. Efflclency, Units or 2 Meals Doily .................... . • $569.00
....................
23 Day - CALIFORNIA i THE HISTORIC WEST
(Feb. Mor. 22, Apr. 19 a July 19)
Foci ring - Circle Tour of the Golden West . ........:... 00
28 Day - EXTENDED FLORIDA STAY (Feb. 1g)
Featuring - Some as 21 Day. Only one week longer ................. 1..... $749 00
.................. .
NOTE: All tours payable in Canadian funds and prices quoted are
based on twin accommodations.
For. More information, see your travel agent
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