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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1988-02-23, Page 21Y} 1 Legion Pee drop t a in, The Wingham Legion PeeW played four games last we winning two and dropping two. In an exhibition match 1 Tuesday in Milverton, the ho team was victorious 5-3. M MacKay, Jeff Olson and Cap Ryan Deyell all seiired for Legion squad. Deyell-and Olson added assists, as did Bryce Tay and Brad Robinson. Matt Elmslie the Wingham net, played a sten game, especially during the th period when he made several standing saves. Two nights later Milvert returned to Wingham, but this the Wingham team found its scor touch and trimmed the visitors 9-4 Wingham led 2-0 after one peri and 3-2 after two, while the th period was dominated by the Legi squad as the boys outscored th visitors 6-2. Taylor, Deyell and OIs each had two goals with singl going to Robinson, Bart Cancer and Jonathon Lane. Taylor a Deyell added two assists each for four -point night. Jonathon Balz also had two with single assis going to MacKay, Camero Robinson and Murray MacLeod. • Harriston Tourney Last Saturday the Legi. PeeWees participated in th Harriston tournament. - Game one pitted Wingham agains Sullivan Township. The Wingha lads came out flying and opened up 4-0 lead before Sullivan scored wit only two seconds remaining in th second period. Olson and Deyell continued their 'strong play with two goals each to pit Wingham ahead. Sullivan's Kyle Hawes scored his team's only marker intwo periods of play. In the third, the teams traded goals with Wingham's Robinson and MacKay scoring. Drawing • assists were Deyell and Taylor with two each and Cameron, Olson, Robinson, Lane, Shane Pegg and Matthew Hunter recorded single assists. The win moved the boys to Sunday's action against their league rivals from Walkerton. The two squads were tied at 1-1 after one period with Olson scoring for Wingham, assisted by Robinson and MacKay. It was a pretty goal as Robinson dug the puck out of the corner and spotted Olson breaking toward the net, making no mistake as he picked the top corner. The score remained tied after two periods, but the teams traded third - period goals, each scoring twice with Walkerton's second goal of the final frame coming with only 18 seconds remaining in regulation time. Wingham's third -period scoring came from Taylor, unassisted and Deyell from Robinson and Derek Evers. With the score tied at 3-3 after three periods, the teams played a two -minute sudden -victory period, ees ek, ast me ike tain the also for ,in dy ird out - on tune ing od ird on eir on es on nil a er is n, The teams could only .put, on three, skaters and a goalie, but°' neither" team scored in the, two minutes. allotted. This meant they had to go with only two skaters, a go*lie and one minute on the clodk. It. took Walkerton's Matt Hawkins only, 17 seconds as he made a beautiful rush up the ice and deked the Wingham netminder, Andrew Gibson, with a great move for the winning goal. It was a heart -breaking loss for Wingham as the team had the better of the play throughout the contest. LEGION line of feft--winger e,, tremas ' .ri t winger Robin' son continues to play well together. These boys have ac- cumulated 26 points in the last four games The team now enters league playoffs and will meet Durham and either 'Hanover or Listowel in a round-robin playoff series. Wingham hosts., Durham this Thursday at 7:3O p.m. and travels to Durham this Saturday for a 5 p.m. contest. Super X Atoms wrap up their series with Harriston The Wingham Super X Atoms swept Harriston four games straight as the local lads picked up two victories last week. Wingham now advances to play Listowel in WOAA house league group finals. Last Tuesday night in Harriston, Wingham was led by goalie Chad Davis, whose performance in net resulted -in a_5-0 shut -out. Peter Gusso did all the scoring in' on the first period as he netted three for e the natural hat trick. Shaun Walker and Todd Edgar set up Gussb's first goal. Jamie MacKay and Joel Pegg then combined with assists on. Gesso's second marker. With only 14 seconds remaining in the first, Brian deBruyn picked up an assist on Gusso's third goal. Midway through the second, Edgar tipped one in from a goalmouth scramble, Chris Pat- terson added the assist. MacKay wrapped up the scoring, in the third while Walker was credited with the assist. Wingham 10, Harriston 1 Last Friday night in Wingham the boys were awakened by a Harriston team that lit up the scoreboard after only 40 seconds had expired. Wingham then got its legs 'and minds in gear and went on to score 10 unanswered goals for the victory; Patterson notched the hat trick, while Gusso and Jason . Crawford each banged in two goals. Single markers went to Mat Adams, m a h e Thursday night horseshoe play Taking first place at last Thurs- day's Horseshoes, 30 -point games, were Alex Boa and Don Saunders with six_ wins and a plus of 25. In second place were Lorne Hamilton and Syd Lawson, six wins plus 10. Other winners were: third, Jinn Wickens and Glen Casemore, four wins plus 79; fourth, Bruce Ortleib and Crystal Boa, four wins plus 51; fifth, Keith Moffatt and George Mark.bevPz, tt4-e wins plus 104; sixth, Bruce Casemore and. Gerry Edwards, three wins plus 61; seventh, Jerry Freiburger and Leon Russell, one win plus 123; eighth, Murray MacFarlane and' Ivan Gardner, one. MacKay and deBruyn. MacKay also picked up five assists for a six -point. night. Pat- terson, Crawford, Edgar and Pegg each -received credit for two assists, while Patrick Magee, Chris Alexander and Adams each con- tributed one assist. The victory was the result of a solid team effort. Belgrave 7, Wingham 3 Last Wednesday Wingham con- tinued its exhibition series against Belgrave and once again the Super X team came out on the low end of the scoreboard. Belgrave built up a 2-0 lead in the first on goals by Doug Wilson and Brandon Coultes. Wingham rebounded in the second to tie the game ..on..goals ... by -Gusso and Edgar. Mark Gibson fed Edgar a perfect pass at centre ice to send him in alone. However, Belgrave came right back and restored its two -goal margin 'as . Brent Robinson and Coultes each connected. Early in the third, Wingham narrowed the gap when MacKay got a wrap-around goal after hard work behind the net. Walker and deBruyn picked up assists on the play. Wingham pressed but couldn't get the equalizer past. Mike Golley. The last 12 minutes of the game belonged to Robinson, who picked up a natural hat trick which, along with his second period goal and two assists in the first, gave him a six -point night. OLYMPIC TOQUE ®, Huron -Bruce MP Murray Cardiff models the Olympic toque he received on behalf of East Wawanosh Public School students by lan Morton, right. Mr. Cardiff was at the school to present 31 students with Celebration '88 certificates of merit. MEMORIE 6 vpV CDU 9rstAst lot ON 0100601.6110 pr'ot Brownie Corner The Brownies enjoyed the toboggan party and their.sleepover. We thank the Scout Committee for allowing us to use the Scout House, the drivers, the helpers and Debbie Metcalfe who helped with night supervision. The following Brownies earned their Artist's and Dancer's Badges: Jennifer Adams, Elizabeth Burchill, Jennifer Cardiff, Heather deVos, Tanya Fitzgerald, Sara Gedcke, Lesley Hewines, Michelle Irvine, Aleda Kaschenko, Alysha Metcalfe, Darlene Norman, • Danielle Richardson, Karen Schiff, Amanda Willie, Jennifer Watts and Julie Chippa; Baker's . Badge, Sara Gedcke; Neighbor's Badge, Danielle Richardson. Dianne Simpson ,�peke to the Brownies about the World Centres which she visited in England and Switzerland. Debbie Currie taught Group A many macrame knots to finish ' the special Macrame Badge which Carol iley had a breirle;s j _ .dnenea 6.. by hand. Those receiving the Macrame Badge 'were Sara Chap- man, Danielle Richardson, Tanya Fitzgerald, Amanda Willie, Victoria Waechter and Karen Salk The Brownies were' taught a °nee, learned about the . Worl wi�rrplus x d / t 1 17 Fuli Colour Professional Quality Portraits Friendship Fund and, practised for their concert at Brookhaven. Clubs stage poker rallies The Wingham and District Snow- mobile Club held its annual poker rally Sunday in ideal conditions. The poker rally was cancelled earlier this year due to a lack of snow, but organizer Brian Bain said Sunday's conditions' could not have been better. A total of 112 poker hands were distributed, he said and 40 break- fasts were served earlier at the club- , house. Bob Crawford of Wingham • ad the best poker lucid and Tim Irvine of Gorrie was runner-up. Bruce Howson of Blyth was third. The St. Helens Snowmobile Club also �}�held its annual poker rally Sunday. Organizer Ross lriri..6___ 4 : r�yrwn id 291 hands were sold and 177 door prizes awarded, Don Lamb of Goderieb had the top hand, while runners-up were Frank Slater, Auburn, Sean Coking' of Ripley and Melissa and Vicky Manna, both oaf Auburn.. 1 ON DELIVERY $2.00 SITTING FEE PER PERSON PACKAGE OFFER 3-5x1* 2-31/2x5* 12 - WALLET SIZE* Poses Our Sele*Gro • portraits at reasonable prices ' with. complete package. Satisfaction guaranteed or *APPROX. MEASUREMENTS your money cheerfully refunded. FAMILIES WELCOME ONE OFFER PER FAMILY Thursday Friday Saturday Feb. 25 Feb. 26 -Feb. 27 10am-8pm gam -g m gam p m 5 pm Call for an appointment oteama n s WORKING HARD FOR YOU 206 Josephine St. Wingham57-1116 I