The Wingham Advance-Times, 1984-12-12, Page 15Page 14 --The Wingham Advance -Times. Dec. 12, 1984
Moores place highly
hly
at skating competition
Mark and Curtis Moore,
formerly off Wingham,
continued in their struggle to
the top of the amateur figure
skating world by placing
highly in last week's Western
Ontario Sectional Champion-
ships at Fort Erie.
Mark placed first in the
junior men's category and
will go on to compete at the
division championships next
month in St. Catharines.
Pairs skater Curtis broke
his ankle only days before
the competition, but he took
the cast off and skated
anyway. He placed an
amazing third, according to
Dianne Simpson of the
Wingham Figure Skating
Club, and will advance to the
division championships as
well.
The next step after the
divisionals is the Canadian
championships, said Mrs.
Simpson.
Wingham friends might
think they will not be able to
see the boys perform, but
they will be featured at the
local club's Feb. 15 winter
carnival. This will be a great
chance for Wingham
residents to come out and
wish the boys well and
maybe even see two
Canadian figure skatjng
champions at work.
COFFEE KLATCH
The high scorers this week
were: Jean King 240; Muriel
Irvine 214; Shirley Storey
195; Jean Deyell 190; and
Debbie Currie 178.
WED. NIGHT LADIES
Mary's Sweet Maries lead
the league with 17 points,
followed by Arlene's
Almondillos with 14, Millie's
Marshmallows with 12,
Debbie's Lifesavers, 8, and
Ernie's Jube Jubes with six
are tied with ,Diane's
Bonkers.
Shirley Storey had the high
single of 292 and Jean King
had the high triple of 687.
Other high games were
rolled by : Diane English 254,
246; Janet Storey 256; Ada
Aitchison 255; Jean King
255; and Anna Nesbitt 243.
Thanks to spares Doris
Walden and Catherine
Campbell. .
BLUEVALE MIXED
Winnie Boyd had the
ladies' high single of 250 and
the high triple of 623, while
Milt Boyd had the men's high
single of 244 and the- high
triple of 574:
Other high scores to report
are: Edna Ma.cTavish 237;
Marge Adams 234; Caroline
Greenaway 227; and Mike
Darling 219.
SENIOR LADIES
Janet's Diamonds lead the
league with 37 points,
followed by Gert's Rubies
with 31, Elda's Pearls with
25, Mae's Emeralds with 26,
Cora's Sapphires with 24 and
Isabel's Opals with 22.
Ethel Montgomery had the
high single of 262 and Agnes
Farrier had . 249. High
doubles went to Mrs. Farrier
with 407, Mrs. Montgomery
with 375, .Catherine Camp-
bell with 362, Wanda
Stapieton with 350 and Jean
Mathers with 342.
MON. NiGHT MEN'S
The Black Machine is out
in front with 19 points,
followed by the Gophers with
15, the Boat People at 9,•the
Diggers and the Volts with 7
and the Matadors with 6.
Paul Rintoul had the high
single of 327, and Bill John-
ston had the high double of
.721.
Other high games, were
rolled by: Don Edgar 295;
Jay MacLaurin 283; Brian
Martyn 277; and Mac
MacKay 268.
THURS. NIGHT MIXED
Gary's Great Danes and
Barb's Blue Heelers lead the
league with 17 points,
followed by Donna's
Dobermans with 10,
Springer's Spaniels with 7
and Barry's Beagles and
-Hill's Huskies, each with 6.
Barry Haugh had the
men's high single of 255 and
Ric Rathburn had the high
triple of 685. Pat Schiestel
had the ladies' high single of
252 and the high triple of 590.
Other high games were
rolled by: Ric Rathburn 249,
239; Ed Lewis 233; Ruth
Dore 227; and Cathy Ben-
ninger 225.
SENIOR MEN
The top bowlers last week
were: Ken Saxton Sr. 245,
242; Harry Garniss 238;
Hank Boettger 201; Bill
Lediett 190; and Harold
Keating 176.
BELGRAVE LADIES
The top bowlers last week
were: Lorraine Cook 212;
Millie Nicol 200; Jean
Nethery 240; Linda Fear 185;
and Marj Coultes 175.
Laura Johnston and Linda
Fear won the door prizes.
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
Dilys Chapman, had the
ladies' high single of 246,
while Linda Hickey took the
high triple with 606. Kevin
Hickey had the men's high
single of 287 and Frank
Burke had the high triple of
742.
The other top bowlers
were: Bob Pegg 251, 235;
Rod Hickey 260, 240; Nancy
Walker 223; and Isabel
Burke 221.
WED. NIGHT MIXED
Blue Thunder leads the
league with 42 points,
followed by Steve's
Stingrays with 35, the Bar
Hoppers with 32, the Wall -
bangers with 29, Niessen,s
Knockers with 26 and Vern's
Varmints with 25.
Diane Wall had the ladies'
high single of 219 and the
high triple of 621 was rolled
by Joanne Hodgins. Shawn
McKay had the men's high
single of 255 and the high
triple of 609.
Other high scores were
recorded by: Ken Swanson
238; Fred deBoer 226;
Joanne Hodgins 218, 216; and
Robert Wharton 215.
Belmore Hockey Report
The Belmore Squirts had a •
busy weekend as they
participated in the annual
Howick Atom Tournament.
The boys played well and
came away with the
following scores: Belmore 3,
Ripley 1; Belmore 4, Mount
Forest 4; Belmore 1,
Listowel Blues 1.
In regular season play last
week it was Belmore 1,
Belgrave 5.
Bantams—Belmore 9,
Wallace 1. Barry Schaefer
had four of the Belmore
goals, while Mike Mulvey
and Chris Eadie had two and
Scott Dickson had one.
Midgets—Belmore 6,
Ayton 1. Belmore gpals by:
Randy Schaefer assisted by
Ted Fischer; Schaefer
assisted by Ron Chambers
and Fischer; Ron Gallaher
assisted by Ron Strome;
Schaefer assisted by Ron
Chambers and Fischer,
Schaefer assisted by
Fischer; and Gallaher
assisted by Kevin Eadie.
Belmore 6, Wallace 5.
Belmore goal scorers were:
Barry Schaefer assisted by
Randy Schaefer; Fischer
assisted by Chambers and
and Randy Schaefer; Mike
Mulvey assisted by Brett
Garniss; Gallaher unassist-
ed; Brian Mulvey assisted
by Garniss; Gallaher assist-
ed by Strome; Randy Schae-
fer assisted by Chambers
and Fischer.
Atoms lose
to Clinton
The Clinton Atoms scored
three times in the third
period to break open a close
2-1 hockey game and send
the Wingham Optimist
Atoms down to defeat last
Saturday.
The only Wingham goal
was scored in the first period
by Matthew Hunter, assisted
by Mike Tiffin.
Andrew Gibson played
another exceptional game in
goal for Wingham.
This was the second
meeting of the year between
the two teams. Clinton won
the first meeting 8-2, with
Wingham's improved play
narrowing the gap to 5-1 in
the latest encounter.
THE MIKE WEICHEL TROPHY` -recognizing contributions to minor sports in the
Western Ontario Athletic Association was presented this year to Dave Neilson of Gor-
rie by Bill Kieffer, immediate past president of the WOAA. Mr. Neilson's involvement
with the WOAA goes back 20 years and he has coached at all levels of hockey and
ball. He also 'served on the WOAA executive and for the past eight years has been its
secretary -manager. Mr. Neilson was nominated for the award by Walkerton Minor
Sports.
Barons continue domination
with victory over ironrnen
By Peter Bauer
The Hanover Barons kept
their unblemished record
intact with a convincing 6-1
victory over the Ironmen at
Wingham on Sunday af-
ternoon.
The heroics of Wingham
goaltender Rob Schistad
kept the score a respectable
1-1 in the first period, but the
Barons wore him down to
score a decisive win.
Hanover got five unan-
swered goals through the
rest of the contest, with four
goals in the second period
and 'one in the third. Steve
Reay had the hat trick for
' the Barons, while .Brett
Cameron was the lone
Wingham marksman.
The Ironmen were outshot
17-10 in the opening period,
but Schistad was ex-
ceptionally sharp in limiting
the damage to one goal.
Cameron opened the scoring,
drilling a shot from the slot
past Scott White, who played
a solid game between the
pipes for the Barons, stop-
ping two breakaway scoring
threats.
Steve Nicholson and Kent
Alton drew assists on
Cameron's goal.
Reay's tying marker came
as 'he redirected a Chris
Ahrens point shot near the
goalrnouth.
The Barons took over in
the second period, although
the Ironmen held theen to a
slight edge in shots on goal
with Hanover firing 13 shots
at Schistad and Wingham
mustering 12 at White. Reay
potted two more goals, with
Jim Sweeney and Robin
Ferro adding singles.
Ahrens got the lone goal in
the final frame.
The Barons continue to roll
along, carrying a 16 -win
record into this weekend's
action. The rest of the league
trails far behind., battling for
the remaining three playoff
spots.
The Ironmen will play
three games this weekend,
traveling to Clinton Friday
night to play the Mustangs at
8:30 and to Kincardine on
Saturday for an 8:30 game
against the Kinucks. On
Sunday the Ironmen host the
Port Elgin Bears at 2:30 p.m.
Dave McCormick of
Hanover won $41 in the 50-50
draw.
Whitechurch Personals
Simon deBoer visited last
Wednesday with Mr. and
Mrs. Victor Emerson.
Whitechurch residents
extend sympathy to Mr. and
-Mrs. Claire Daw in the
passing last week of his
father, Fred Daw.
Donald Stewart of Tees -
water visited last Saturday
with Mr. and. Mrs. Wesley
Tiffin, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Tiffin and Mr. and Mrs. Vic-
tor Emerson.
Mrs. Barbara Carey of
Kitchener spent the weekend
with her parents,, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bill Purdon.
Wilfred Clipperton held a
Christmas party f'or his
friends and relatives Sun-
day. Those present were:
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tiffin,
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bernard
and family of Thorndale, Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Ward of
Strathroy, Mrs. Mary
Cousins of Thorndale, Mr.
and Mrs. Wes Rutter and
Jim of Wingham, Mr. and
Mrs. Scammell and Andrew
of Wingham, Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Mullins and family of
Ingersoll, Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Beatty of Belmont
and Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Jones of Amberley.
This community was
shocked to hear that Bill
Rintoul had passed away at
St. Joseph's Hospital,
London, Monday morning.
Mr. Rintoul had been a
patient in London since last
Wednesday. The community
extends its sympathy to Mrs.
Rintoul and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mc-
Clenaghan visited last
Saturday with Mr. and Mrs.
Allan Maclntyre and at-
tended a Christmas party
with Mr. and Mrs. Randy
Smith last Saturday evening.
They also visited Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Des Roches
Sunday on their way home
from London and with his
sister, Mrs. Eileen Parker,
at Exeter.
Hugh Sinnamon, Mr. and
Mrs. E. W. Beecroft and
Jody Dennis attended the
MacKay -Wilson wedding
last Saturday at the
Presbyterian Church.
Mr. and Mrs.. Walter
Elliott attended a banquet
last Thursday in London for
a corn company. They also
visited Mr. and .Mrs. Paul
Laidlaw and family.
A 'potluck dinner is being
held Sunday in the com-
munity hall following the
church service. The Sunday
School concert will be held at
2 p.m. after the dinner.
There is a practice this
Saturday at the hall for the
Sunday School concert. The
practice' commences at 1:30
p.m.
A communion service will
be held Christmas Eve in the
United Church at 8.
The, Women's Missionary
Society bled its December
meeting last Wednesday at
the home of Mrs. Rod Lamb
• with an attendance of six.
Mrs. Wesley Tiffin presided
for the meeting and the topic
was "Home for Christmas".
The scripture and
meditation were given by
Mrs. Bill Purdon and she
also led in prayer. Readings
were given by Mrs. Alan
Falconer and Mrs. Lamb,
Mrs. Don Ross gave the
offertory, prayer. The roll
call was answered with a
Christmas verse. Mrs.
Purdon gave the closing
prayer.
Mrs. Angus Falconer held
a birthday party last
Saturday evening for her
husband. Those present were
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Falconer,
Tony, Tim and Amy, Mr. and
Mrs. Kevin Falconer and
Jacklin,. Mr. and Mrs.• Lloyd
Montgomery of Wingham
and Mr. and Mrs. Wesley
Tiffin.
The Women's Institute's
Christmas dinner will be
held this Thursday at the
Salvation Army citadel in
Wingham at 12 noon, instead
of Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tiffin
were in Goderich last
Saturday evening to babysit
l
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Snowden's
family while they attended
the Bank of Commerce
Christmas party for staff.
The party was held at the
Howick Community Centre
and a bus provided the
transportation.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave
McGlynn, Wayne and Janet
of Waterloo, spent the
weekend with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne
McGlynn, and her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tiffin.
Bantam B team
loses to Clinton
The Wingham Bantam B
team played Clinton last
Saturday on home ice, but
the local team was defeated
7-1.
Clinton opened the scoring
in the first period, then
Wingham scored its only
goal of the game. Jeff Tolton
scored,' unassisted, to end
the period in a 1-1 tie.
Wingham was unable to
get the puck into the net later
in the gam.e and Clinton
scored three more goals in
both the second and third
periods. •
The next scheduled game
is Dec. 22.
Midgets lose
to Brussels
A game that was supposed
to be a David and Goliath
battle turned out to be quite a
different story as Brussels
outskated, outhustled and
outshot the Wingham
Midgets.
The only goal of the first
period came off the stick of
Marty Rutledge, assisted by
Wheeler and Coultes.
In the second period Coul-
tes, Wheeler and Rutledge
all scored as Wingham's de-
fence crumbled.
Dean Wheeler scored for
Brussels in the third, making
the final score David 5 and
Goliath 0.
Blyth Broomball
Brussels Gamblers pull off
upset win over Lucknow
The Brussels Gamblers
ladies' broomball team
pulled off one of the biggest
upsets off the year in the
Blyth Broomball League
when it knocked off Lucknow
1-0 last Thursday evening.
This marked the first time
Lucknow has been defeated
this season and also the first
time a goal has been scored
against them.
The win improved
Brussels' season record to
only four wins and four
losses, but they have won
three of their last four
games. It was an especially
satisfying triumph for
Brussels as the team had
only nine players out for the
game.
Barb Bragg scored the
game's only goal with five
minutes remaining in the
first period. It was set up by
Patricia Willie. The Brussels
defence made the one -goal
lead standup as they slowed
the game down and received
strong goaltending from
Sandra Morrison, posting
her fourth shutout.
In further action last
Thursday, two overtime
goals by Karen Souch lifted
Auburn to a 2-0 victory over
the Goderich Harborlites.
Betty Jane Foran picked up
an assist in the game for
Auburn while Yvonne
Cronyn and Gwen Fisher
recorded .the shutouts atm
regulation time.
Kevin Falconer's sixth
shutout of the season lifted
the Blyth Bears Bears to a 3-
0 win over the Blyth Inn
Bandits. Larry Sowerby
scored a pair of goals for the
Bears and Len Kohnert
picked up a single while
Garry Nicholson and Randy
Lammerant added single
assists.
A hat trick by Arnold
Pease led the Eighth Liners
to a 6-1 triumph over the
Auburn Falcons. Also
scoring for the Eighth Liners
were David Souch, Gordon
Machan and Dave Linton. In
the assist department, Herb
Govier led the winners with
two, while Ken Bird, Machan
and Jim Blake added one
apiece. Elwyn Brindley set
up Ron Snyder for the
Falcon's lone goal.
Gordon Kemp and Glenn
McLean both recorded
shutouts in regulation time
before the Lanesvi4 Lords
prevailed 2-1 in overtime
against the Goderich Oar-
smen. Tom Smith set up
Rick Powell to give the
Oarsmen the lead 15 seconds
into overtime. One minute
later Greg Hackett tied the
game for Lanesville and with
just 26 seconds left, Jim Van
Osch set up Hackett for the
game winner.
Last Tuesday evening
single goals by Terry
Sowerby and Don Nicholson
carried the Bears to a 2-0
victory over the Oarsmen.
Clare Weber and Pete
Kohnert collected one assist
each for the winners.
Marg Anderson's goal
from Cheryl Walker with
justone second remaining in
overtime, led the Sparlings
to a narrow 1-0 win over the
Blyth Baintoneers. Sue Kolk-
man and Brenda Powell
recorded the shutouts in
regulation play.
A powerplay goal by Doug
deBoer with five minutes left
in the game lifted the
Lakelet Hornets to a 2-1
triumph over the Lanesville
Lords. Phil Black had given
the Hornets a 1-0 first -period
lead before Steve Howard ,
tied the game early in the
second frame. Ron deBoer
Sicked up two assists for the
winners, while Hackett
added one for the Lords. •
Four goals by Arnold
Pease and shutout goaltend-
ing by Andrew Ives led the
Eighth Liners to a 9-0 romp,,
over the Maitland Dirt Rid-
ers. Also scoring for the
Eighth Liners were Machan,
Ron McNichol, Govier, Bill ,
Phelan and Irvin Pease.
Machan added four assists,
while singles went to Lonnie
Whitfield, Linton, McNichol
and Govier.
Super ¥.A?fPe!
The Wingham Super X
Atoms increased their
record this year to eight
wins, two losses and two ties
by virtue of winning three
games and losing one over
the past week.
They outscored Listowel in
regular play by a count of 6-
1. The team defeated Howick
3-1 and Ripley 6-0 at' the
Howick Super Series before
losing 6-1 to Wallace.
Wingham 6, Listowel 1
The Super X team Played
Brownie
corner
The first Wingham
Brownie pack has held its,
last 'meeting until Jan. 8.
Group C is working on the
"Friend to Birds" badge and
the members have com-
pleted their bird feeders.
Thank you Sunrise Dairy for
the milk cartons. •
Group B discussed
weather and is filling in
charts about weather for one
week. Moms and dads are
asked to help and return the
charts by Jan. 8.
Group A finished its
Hostess Badge and did a
requirement for the Golden
Hand — how to pack, wrap,
tie and address a parcel for
mailing.
Mrs. Elston and Mrs.
Currie helped us make up a
breakfast menu for our
sleepover. We had a great
time at the sleepover — not
much sleep, but lots of
carrots, celery, apples,
cheese, crackers, hot
chocolate, bacon, pancakes
and juice.
Thank you to Shannon -
Simpson `for being our Gift
Elf and to Crafty Owl Sandi
Deslauriers for the Santa
craft.
Thank you also to the
Scouts for letting us sleep in
the new Scout house. We
appreciate the help of our
party. moms, Linda Elston
and Debbie Currie.
an excellent game of
positional hockey and skated
to an easy 6-1 score last
week. The fans all agreed
that the boys are developing
skills as they continue to
improve. They are playing
more like a team now and
Matt Elmslie continues to th-
wart the oppositionwith his
excellent goaltending..
Shane Pegg led the scoring
with a hat trick and an
assist. Single goals went to
Lavin Hodgins, Marc Poulin
and Ivan Skinn. Assists went
to Hodgins, Clement Wai,
Skinn, Gord Welch and Jason
Hickey with two.
Wallace 6, Wingham 1
The Super X Atoms had
the privilege• of attending the
annual Howick Super Series
last weekend, sponsored by
the Howick Athletic
Association. This , tour-
nament stresses plenty ' of
hot'1sey and fun. It was ex-
tremely well run and en-
joyed by all.
In their first game, the
local boys were completely
outclassed by a much
stronger club and had it not
been for the excellent
goaltending and strong
defence the score would have
been much higher. Wing -
ham's lone marker was,
scored by Wai, ' assisted by
Pegg.
Wingham 3, Howick 1
In their second game of the
day Wingham met a
determined Howick team.
Once again they played good
positional hockey combined
with excellent defence to
earn the win. Hodgins, Wai
and Skinn scored and assists
went to Pegg, Hickey and
Welch.
Wingham 6, Ripley 0
Wingham completely
dominated the Ripley squad
and had it not been' for an
excellent Ripley goaltender
the score would have been
much higher.
Brett Sangster was called
up for the game and led the
Super X squad with a hat
trick. Singles went to Pegg,
Hodgins and Hickey. Pegg
also earned an assist.
All of the boys continued to
hustle and played well.
Terry Thynne played an
excellent game on defence.
The line of Poulin, Todd
Harrison and Sangster also
played well.
Following the final game
each boy received a crest
and lunch. Congratulations
are extended to the team and
the Howick Athletic Associa-
tion for an excellent tourna-
ment.
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Dancing 9 p.m. - 1 a.m.
Admission:
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