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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1988-03-08, Page 21two :o vvatkerton The Wingham Optimist Atoms played host to Walkerton last •Saturday, losing 5-1. Jeremy Creeden scored Wingliani!-s lone goal. On Sunday, Wingham tr, veled to Wall,terton. This time, Wingham opened the scoring early in the first period on a goal by Brett Sangster, assisted by Shawn Gedcke. In the second frame, Walkerton • scored three goals to take a 3-1 lead. However, Wingham struggled back to score two more in the third. Steve Anger scored, unassisted, as did Creeden to tie the game. Walkerton scored three, third - period goals to end the game at 63 in its favor. Pre -Tykes win one and lose one The Wingham Pre -Tykes traveled to Belmore last Thursday and despite going ahead 4-0, they let the opposition back in the game and came up on the short end of a 5-4 score. Aaron McBurney scored his first goal of the year and Chris Roberts also tallied one. Andrew Laing had a Pair: Last Saturday night, Clifford was in town- and t4e, match was easily more entertaining than "Hockey Night in Canada" that evening. The home team posted an 114 win. Roberts and Laing each had a hat trick and Greg Machan and Zack O'Krafka rapped in two each. Joel Leitch played a fine defensive game and scored -his first goal of the season. All the b ys, including Wesley Stapleton, Jarnie Chester, Justin MacTavish, Kent McPherson and Philip Adams played superb hockey with defensive work much more in evidence than in previous games; portion. • .4 • . . . . 4;4.. rt •' • it,,t ;1,4 a ••,,te• . MADILL DEFENCE —• F. E. Mac/N's Craig Oatman goes on defence to take rebound away from Stratford Northwestern opponent. The action took place during a recent Huron -Perth semifinal game. Winghani figure ,.,.skateirs. fInlsh thlitVat Clinton: The Wingham Figure Skating Club placed third overall at an interclub competition held Feb: 28 at Clinton. A total_Of12 clubs competed. Individual Wingham skaters placing highly include Christa Crawford, gold in the • interpretive free skate bronze in the prepared solo and Charles Trapp, gold in the interpretive free skate. Crawford and Trapp won as well in the dance • Kara Neil won the gold medal in the interpretive free skate for her age category and Lisa Alexander • won thesilver medal in dance. Other Wingham skaters com- peting were Shari Mundell, Tina Kotsanis, Wendy McBride, Andrea McBride, Dianne Ross, Jayne Vincent, Janell Cretier, Kelly Neil, Jenni Kerr, Amy Jo Cretier, Yvonne Trapp and Patricia Daer. WE INVITE YOU TO OUR r ..1.1=1111•1111411 The Factory. ONE STOP PARTY SHOP Gary J. Pletrek mile south off*. 86 near Whitechurch Gary J. Pietrek, Hearing Instrument Specialist Board Certified in ,Hearing Instrument Sciences -featuring: • Fullyq3quipped office -with modem testing equipment • Hearing tests, instruments, batteries and accessories • Complete repair lab in office 0, - Over 15 years experience in hearing aids . viotecw` • World renowned manufacturers 11.19':uluniclintron• g StSaierkmeYonliabsiCanada . and most other makes available • Home senifices available 3572 ' • A • •• • • ,• ,„ . • • • :.,.• 1`.4-4:P1•3 soir,e°1 ALL THIS WEEK DURING PADDYFEST Enjoy -the fest P Listowel And at the same time, drop in on Our Celebration GRAND OPENING SPECIALS - DISCOUNTS THEN . • . INVITE US TO YOUR•PARTY - EW C'AN HELP YOU PLAN • THEME PARTIES ,•• PARTIES FOR 1 TO 1,001 THE PAPER FACTORY is THE ONE. STOP PARTY SHOP Supplies for: Weddings, Anniversaries, Showers and Stags, Birthdays, Over The Hill, or any theme you want. SAVE on MICROWAVE -SAFE WRAP 12"x1000 . reg. $19,95., Discounted to z.95 WE SUPPLY COFFEE URN FREE OF CHARGE WHEN YOU BUY YOUR PARTY SUPPLIES FROM US 41, COME IN AND BROWSE • ENJOY FREE COFFEE AND SWEETS Eiring In ThisAd and Be Eligible for •Our Grand Prize Draw OPEN Six Days Weekly Friday till 9 p.m. All Day Saturday 308 Main Street East lok at Davidson LISTOW. ••••., ••'4. Lit Ont. _ • . The Paper Factory 291-5555 ONE STOP PARTY SHOP