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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1988-01-26, Page 34, •-• '!". • - • • . . 41.911**Bantaln#av4to t P:jrrn 011-th. .afempini of jam lAartieipate hi the 26th arms North 4:17aerican Bantaand 'PeeWee enver Slick finals in Port Huron, Mich. The boys were et tremely excited as- they anxiously awaited the trip and the prospect of playing against an American hockey team. Twelve teams from Ontario and the United States represented their various districts. The teams were divided into four groups to form a round-robi series with the, top two teams advancing to the Silver Stick championship side and the bottom teams moving to the consolation side of the tournament. Howick formed a group teams from Cincinnati _Goulbourn, Ontario. The Ho with and wick - lads met the Cincinnati team the evening of Jan. 14. Howick started quickly as Chris Reichard scored on a neat passing play with Jaret Henhoeffer and Philip Livermore. This was the lone goal of the first period. The two teams traded goals in the second period with Andrew Weber scoring on a rebound of a Steve Gibson slapshot. Howick played well in the third frame as the team scored four unanswered goals. Captain Gibson had an excellent period as he figured in all four goals, scoring two and assisting on the others. Weber scored his second goal of the game when he bounced the puck off the goalie's back from behind the net. John Greig drew an assist on the goal. Greig finished'the scoring with a short-handed goal when he outraced the Cincinnati defenceman and beat the goalie with a 1 slapshot. Mark Fraser had an excel' game in the Howick net as stopped all 16 shots, but one. T final score was 6-1 for Howick. Howick 6, GOulbourn 0 Game two of the tournament w played on Friday in the Port Hur Pavilion against Goulbourn. How goalie Mark Fraser came up big a stopped every shot directed his w to record his first shutout of t season. ow The sympathy of the community McKayat Paisle fleichlird eke drew on nStitst. , Despite the early goal this was elle -Pegg's gane. He proved to almost a brick wall by eontinuous making outstanding sav throughout the.math. After a shakystart Fleshert eSj�tidid with two good goals Kevin Suttee and ridd Davis emerge from the first period with 3-1 lead. The two teamis traded secon riod goals, Ian Hargrave gav Flesherton a 3-1 lead after 4 seconds of play in the period. Thir seconds later, Philip Liverrnor scored on a :two -on -one break wit Reichard to narrow the lead to on goal. Henhoeffer also assisted on th goal. The third period belonged t goalies Pegg and Fraser as eac made great saves when Howick and Flesherton went on the offensive. Pegg robbed Gibson and Liver- more twice on great close -in shots. Filially, late in the period, Suttee beat Fraser to give Flesherton the insurance marker the team needed. For added measure, Suttee scored into the empty net with eight seconds left on the clock to give the Flesherton squad a well-deserved win and advance to the semi-finals of the Silver Stick. RON'S ROUND -UP — The trip to the Silver Stick tournament at Port Huron proved to be a great ex- - esbst 1 iot 147:e:we x by Water' to and f�aW • time tlOY'' American. rules and 'lore d- by an Ainerican ca Man e Howick lads pickedlup 1 souvenirs of which •they. are y „e Other local teams "particiPating n were the Kincardine B'antarrie, the e Hanover PeeWees and the Milverton .1p• et' .•1" 51 • ty proud, • •V e Jveni1es. • Individual congratulations are extended to Fraser, not only for h recording his first shutout of the season, but for receiving an award for the shutout Weber also registered his 25th goal of the season and Henhoeffer now has accumulated his 50th assist. The Howick chib -thanks 'the township for the pins it donated and to Dennis Dosman of Bast Tire in Listowel for the donation. Upcoming home games for the team will be this Friday at 7:30 p.m. against Clifford and Saturday at 6 p.m. against St. Marys. The team also will participate in the Paisley tournament this Sunday, MRS. WILLIAM SOTHERN 335-6273 ent goes to Mr. and Mrs, Blake Gibson in he the death of the latter's father, he Ernest Denney, who passed away last week. Funeral service was held Thursday, Jan. 21, at the Robert as Trench Funeral Home, Listowel. on - Melanie . Halliday of Maple and ick Tim Matheson of Hamilton visited nd with Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Halliday on ay January 16. he Sandra Montoux of Orillia spent The team also played a more aggressive style of hockey than in the game against Cincinnati with some strong fore -checking and fine defensive work in front of Fraser. Jaret Henhoeffer opened the scor- ing for Howick on a neat, three-way passing play with Gibson and Philip Livermore assisting. Gibson took a perfect pass from Livermore on the power play to give Hwoick a 2-0 lead after two periods. Two unanswered goals by Don and Philip Livermore increased Howick's lead to 4-0. The Livermore boys were set up by Weber, Greig, Henhoeffer and Gibson, Rob Van Den Broek received a perfect pass from. Gibson on a two - on -one for the fifth Howick tally. Henhoeffer's second goal of the game rounded out the scoring. It was Howick's second powerplay 'goal with Jason Douglas and. Craig King, Howick's two big defeneemen, combining on the play. The final score was 6-0 forrHowiek. Flesherton 5, Howiek 2 Howiek advanced to play Flesherton in game three. Flesherton represented the Wasaga Beach area. The two teams have met four times in past years in tournament piay- .with.each winning 0 two games. So, both squads were well aware this was going to be a tough game. Howlett' started very quickly, scoring after only 15 attends et Play. Gibson moved in froni his pelt& position and- took a pass Ilion Henhoeffe.r tollearPlisherteri goaJie Robbie Pegg eleatly. Chth last weekend with her father, Don Montoux. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald D'Arcey returned home last week after a two- week vacation in Florida. Mrs. Glenn Johnston spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs, Jim Mrs. Jim Douglas and Paul Douglas spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Johnston and at- tended the Silver Stick Hockey Tournament in Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Doug ang of Mississauga visited one day last week with Mrs. Nellie Simmons. Mr. and Mrs. Qlen Kelley and family, Elora, were Sunday visitors with Mr and Mrs'. Lorne Kelley. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kelley and family were also visitors on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Miller visited Monday with William Aitcheson, a patient in the Fergus hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Soper spent the weekend with their family in Peterborough. Mrs. Harding leads UCW aftertioorvrilt. • - FORDWICH — Mrs. Elmer Harding was elected the leader of the afternoon unit of the United Church Women for 1988. Secretaryis Mrs. Leo Rotten and treasurer is Mrs. George Richards. The unit members met Jan. 14 „following a potluck lunch. The meeting opened with a poem, "This Is My Church", read by Mrs. Harding. Roll call, "Ways to serve in '88", was -answered by 15 members. Minutes of the last Meeting were . read by Mrs. Thwart and Mrs. Wray Cooper gave the. treasurer's report. The wOrshlp service ; Ted by Mit ack Wilson* was based on the eritaure, "The S`O:not Man calenot to .be servitifbut' to. serve". It tressed the . tint that 'w dtadigine ourselves as ttOtittve to Serving genuine others. os AIfy flerit) • tys Itailliftr 6 familyand tti Following the singing of a' -„,vtv:;..,it • the meeting closed with the Mizpah benediction; led by Mrs. Jack 4.• 4,4 tt. • s, Act , ' • 1 4`.^. „tt !i74 1 e • 4.4. 4 cttt... • x ' 0,4 ytk. tk:44. tc. xkk ee-erdere, 44 044 CURLING ACTION The Wingftam Ciirllhg Cal b waq the scene/eat ' week of the Senior Ladies' Regionai Bonapiet Wilma Schwint, 1911,T and Emma Hasson of -an Elora rink sweep'the rook in the final match against a rink from the London Curling Club. • New officers at Trinity artn FORDWICH — New officers we elected when the annual vest meeting of Trinity Anglican Chur was held Tuesday night , at t church, commencing with a potlu supper. Rev. Brenda Shipton open the meeting with prayer and Mr Alma Hargrave was elected a vestry clerk. Theproposed budg for 1988 was accepted. Elected to the Board of Mana! ent were: rector's warden, Pet arroK delitity, Jack-Dmtglas people's warden, Brian Doubleda deputy, Emerson Ferguson; re tor's board of management, E Ferguson, Doug Bunker, Donn King, Millie Nixon, Stewart Rowle Jocelyn Daunt,Velma Sothern Willa Douglas; people's board, Jea Sothern, Mark Brunarski, Joa Rowley, Hector Browne, Elv Foster., Gordon Sothern, Lind Doubleday, - Brenda Bunker, la delegate to Synod, Donna King substitute, Eva - Ferguson treasurer, Lynn Bunker; organist Elva Foster; auditors, Will re Douglas and Dave Dinsmore. ry Several items of btisiness were • ch diSe4004;'1%"'PeiltVisOn.. he the rector, wardens, treasurer akift; ck all Who':helti-04 during the year ed to naake, a successful A hoard.. s. meeting will be held rib 4544 8'15 - s •• 4.4 . . et Friends honor er• Mrs Edith Bast ; FORDWICH Several former Y; neighbors and friends of Mrs. Edith c- a Bast gathered at the home*of -1t` a Anson 'Rattan on Wednesday, for a social tithe together. Mrs: Bast is Y, now residing in a seniors' apartment ii in Haniston. n Wilda Ruttan expressed best a wishes to Edith on.,;belialf of a everyone and,,presented,her with a Y brooch. Edith thanketeveryone for remembering her and said -she will be pleased- to -have anyone visit her at her apartment. Brownie Corner Group A has been learning abott the compass. Group B earned Pup peteer Badges br making puppets and writing plays. --Group C is working on Friend to Birds badges. Many of the Brownies went to Wawanosh Conservation Area 'to earn their Snowshoers' Badges, We want to thank Maureen *Lisle and Jane Thompson for teaching the badge and the drivers and cookie - makers. t „Mdi hump. The following Brownies received edges: Puppeteer: Elizabeth urchill, Julie Chippa, Lesley mines, Heather deVos, Michelle Vie, Evelyn Matz, Alysha. Met- a*, Jennifer MacLellan, Nicole aechter and Sara Gedeke; Snow tier: Elizabeth Burchill, Jennifer gdift Sara Chapman, Heather 3Si Tanya Fitzgerald, Michelle Aleda Kaschenko, Jennifer a Lynn MacLellan," •'''Kristen MeEaehern, Danielle Richt • &hill,- Miele and V-ictori ter and Amanda Willie; Pet Eared Seltilh Toymidt#. ielle ttChardson. The trauk death of the 70 -year-old \ fr sh (-7a totion..04 tnrI6 ,SPOtiOrit2, • It tyteir SAIVGSTER Pr/two tontestant oltpr: Phase II/ .MURDERED IN CLINTON Witilurned upside down by.. the-devastifithig -news that a Anne! tetieheriat Wingbant District, Mot, Miss Katherine was murdered at- her teil in January of 1970, The Brow*, eti.k bulletin woman 'OS Utkiiir investigation as on t `vituttied trianhe;wpaaysssinshge.handd "oflfr1b»td,i�thejr lives. • 4. .44