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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1988-03-08, Page 22• LET'S PIG OUT! — AuSsell Baird, : Ricky Cleghorn, Simon lauaer, A'l ���s, irk Baird and Toby Jennings certainly enjoyed the recent Hawaiian !craw held rat the Turnberry Central School. Howick fIrStgai The Howick Bantams hosted the of them en the -powerplay. opening- game of their OMHA ' Henhoeffer scored .two to gain his quarter fuels last Sunday, Feb. 28, hat trick with Gibson and Reichard against Grand. Valley.- 411e-Howick producing • lads managed s ow- .:' _�°:._�:.-,. - - --- Two assists ,:,. ���e�e Gibson'and Jaret r�'�n'�%�o�ir Henhoeffer `recorded three goals and they'�were � the result of goals, .well -executed . passing. Philip each to lead the offensive thrust forp ylays LivermoreLiverariore had three assists with Howick, which produced the 10 Craig King, John Greig, Jason goals. Rob Van Den Broek chipped Douglas, Weber an d Donald in with a pair of ;goals Andrew - oa mg single allies. at9t�it, irttit by s40170 Aft*act! . n ew Livermore eech $egg tin one 1 elle; and Reichard rounded . .�,-, �,;,, $ r' ,�„�� '� , 1Ee �1n � o with a.a. di tiotsal goals, two of which �vere�elil goalXat for Howick and stopped the , the stick of -Van. Den Broek. Gibson Grand"; Valley shooters on every scored his final goal for the: hat trick attack to record the shut -out. effort. Assists :.on the goal were S` . Firaserplayed very , 1i : in t did' not tax owl e Weber ,veryr long to give ,Howick an early lead as he jfter only 4oseconds'of•playe 1►eTmol°e rem PAM ef. the..heri rda+d Gihivn and Henhoeffer scored °to : <.give Howick a 3-0 lead after one frame. Assists on the goals went to Reichard and Gibson on Henhoef- fer'smarker. Howick dominated the second period offensively as the team scored four unanswered goals, three Specializing in ... • Weddings • Portraits • Family Groups CHECK OUR PRICES 523-9212 The Country Studio 5 miles N.E. of Auburn 0s.ewtS• • • • • • t �. •0 • • . 0 • ° . recorded recorded by Philip Livermore (2) and -Don Livermore, i erlhneffer, Greigand-Weberwithone each. Rows . ROUND -Up Coilgratylatioins 'go -to Mark Fraser • as he has. earned a shutout in two consecutive games, shutting out Brussels previously by,ti 3:0 count. CoogratuJa also go to Donald Livermore recording his 52nd point. T'he third game of the series be la ;ed�� will p y` Wednesday, March 9, at p.m. in Grand Valley. If fourth and fifth games are required, they will *410006' Friday_ at 't30 : p. m. in Howick and�unday° at 1 ;m.. Grand, Valle. . m Valley als Off •.Uo':"le ern er those Junior hockey games in the .-mid-1970s rink wins. ladles' bonspie-I: The 'Wingham Ladies' Bonspiel was Heid last Wednesday at the Wingham Golf and Curling Club and. being called a big success. , The winner of the Harley Craw- ford Trophy was Hilda Andrew and her rink from Ripley. Shirley McKague's Wingham rink won the Flower Nook Trophy. Members of her rink were Janet Haines, 1Vfichelle•F'oxton and Lynne Gravett of-theCountryarlers. Although there wereonly eight teams entered, everyone -had a good time Marlene Toll was •the ser, ,: the weekend for two . in Toronto:' Numerous other door prizes alsi wereawar. ded:. is •o • • 0 •• _ • • •°• • •i•' • e• ° • -••• • 0 • • •0 • • . • '• • 6 •. • • • • • •a • • • i.• . w•< between the Wingham: Irontnen and. ::t a tht tsi mmgEagles?..Well, these 'two arch -rivals are set to don their skates -Again, this- thne for charity. A benefit gimme has been scheduled this Saturday evening, March 12, at 7 o'clockjin Arthur. The proceeds of the nmteh will go toward minor, hockey in Arthur. A return match has been slated for Saturday, March 26, at the Lockri ge Manorial Arena The proceeds will go_ to the Wingham Optimist Club andits 'projects for Game One ; Tuesday, sal -over' Wil were Bored `l Bryce Taylor. tyao Vie. :. ori both rniultas. Aitei Bir ..Gf wxc Glob taot F41 . Went the distance.in goal for Week 'Peewee TEiyiroan ent, `Gni ►e uWneisat11" s Iden;. Wingham . and made several our Gagne standi ayes: Tina ' b�:004 d . inter saturida against either. St. Clemen` o y >: Listowe returned t tnn► xe....er. Thugs 'da- Belmont. _..• dt►y and shutout t - o iii- � -�• stat ... '' eve in iii—o to a.1e L s towel`:: acnes= to leads th r ► ' Mtn. ' .i l ands' ,•mol. itt;titishe8 at 14. ctowel est . , i el tt 'L� rlooseendis: he<team:� la. u_ T► .-- �- �-e>thibittnnra��at li'i�ie �rs.,� m . goals ..da- at :a., MacKay and_ . ;' .►+ton. This t Sa�urd Tr�t . . afirney the:. f e it 0. . Wingham y . hal . d sell} '` �er a gQal- scoring changes but failed to capitalize :an their opportunities. Mat. Elms ie was inthe net for Wit gham and, like. is;teemnate,. Gibson, was 'caped upon to make It's :race to see left wingerGord Welch back skating after breaking . his ankle on Dec: 20. The team now ;has three players with over 25 goals', Deyell.,' has 33, Taylor-, 31 and Jeff :Olson 26. Beigrave team plays Belmore BELGRAVE Belgrave Novice ' Lockridge' went ',to the bench.: Luke team.,.. hosted Belmore . for an : had stopped e*hibi in same :Saturday morning. - a lot ofBehndre�shots The g and even one on a penalty shot. hiss re ,eves mate d Belgrave kept alfa pressure, on in f ` oto -end liay Belmore Belmore s ;e d will P got the ponly ; oat of the. first period 'iluke �et:'trig y �his fourth goal with 16 secondi left in with four milMtea_left to play. • the game. Final score was Belmore Both teams played hard and, with 5, Belgrave 4. just over three riinute's` left in the second period,, Chris Pi uke scored. Two minutes later Belmore scored DANGEROUS PAIR again. With 39 seconds left in the A young man wasn't using his period, Michael McBurney passed to head when in May of 1920, he was Ryan o w Cook h e set up Chris Piluke's getting gasoline at Merkley's nt is see Tt+eekeyplayed at Coyle Out. and : see your. tea on lee and join in,the fun e Youth. second goal Gar Hvnnwn .. g d - its best, faivori betweu Garage an struck In the third period Belmore moved how much was in the tank. see The ahead by two goals "before Piluke Wingham firemen answered the call scored again. Thorewas one minute butluckily, the blaze was ex - left inthe Anne when. goalie Luke •bnguished before they arrived. ki It's fun! Irsextiiri involved;, t staearb GENERAL 7100", ''. cehUy at �e °"r lay rinks Shirley Mo 's[ 31 llO'li hi'Goil and Curling Club. Marg Allison presented ?he.Hrboks, Hilda Andrew, Myra Walden and Marina iinkof Wingharn won the Flower Nook Trophy. t•. I