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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1988-03-15, Page 23Page 2B The Wingham Advance Pm*, 5,19$ ' A • . .... „ • • '4 • * .4 p? • 0%.•••••;;;;e • • • • • • • •••••• " Vkit:""*.Ak/N. ....„. 2 . . . Howick PeeWe despite a valiant. The Howick PeeWees gave a gallant effort last Wednesday night in HMsburgh, but were defeated 11-8 and eliminated from further play. Once again the Howick lads hurt themselves by starting slowly and falling behind by scores of 5-0 and 10- 2 before rallying in,the third period. Philip Livermore and Ryan Gallaher had big nights with Livermore getting four goals and three assists and Gallaher going three, plus two. David Keil scored the other Howick marker. Kyle Wheeler had three assists, while Michael Greig and Dan MacGregor recorded singles. The Howick team ends its season at tournaments in Goderich and Hanover. Ironmen Oldtimers team defeated by Arthur rivals The first of two exhibition matches between the Wingham Ironmen Oldtimers and the Arthur Screaming Eagles was held last Saturday evening in Arthur, with the hosts coming out on top of a 7-5 count. In the opening period, Arthur came out flying and had scored four unanswered goals in the first 12 minutes of play before Wingham could get untracked. Finally Bob Johnston scored Wingham's first and only goal of the openingf , assisted by Gord Kinahan. oughout the remainder of the period, Wingham had a number of good chances, but the out- standing goaltending of the Arthur netminder kept Wingham off the scoresheet. After the Wingham coach, George Skinn, gave the Ironmen his usual words of wisdom, the Oldtimers hit the ice and scored the next two goals. The first goal was scored by Ian Montgomery, assisted by Barry MacDonald, while five minutes later, Russell Jones dented the . twine, assisted by Randy Alton. However, the Screaming Eagles made a comeback, netting two more goals to take a 6-3 after two frames. In the third period, the Ironmen Oldtimers dominated the play, but once again were frustrated by the outstanding Arthur goaltending. The Ironmen managed to score two more goals, the first by Murray Black and the second by Alton. The Wingham goaltender, Paul Heifer, allowed only one more goal to make the final score 7-5 in. WHISTLE STOPS—It was good to see all the Ironmen players from 1973-76. Just like the "good old days", Arthur took 12 penalties to Wingham's three with one of the Arthur players even being tossed out of the game. They may be older and some haven't played for awhile, but the rivalry was still there when these two teams hit the ice. The second game will be played in Wingham on March 26 at 7:30 p.m. with a dance to follow at the Legion hall, sponsored by the Wingham Optimist Club. \NALLCOVEBN SPAS 74 162 Josephine Street Win ham, -2002 GLENYSGALtER,jJj go out -With the heads held high as they didn't die going into the third period. Congratulations go to Livermore and Gallaher for passing the 150 and 75 -point plateaus. The PeeWees wish the Bantanis the best of luck in their OMHA semifinals. ThUrsday night horseshoe 'play Syd Lawson and Elmer McFarlan captured top spot in last Thursday evening's horseshoe play with six wins and no losses. Second -place finishers were Bill Tiffin and Keith Moffatt, fOur wins and a plus of 48, while Norm Elliott and Ivan Gardner had four wins and a plus of 38 to wrap up third place. - In fourth spot were Leon Russell and Jack Higgins, three wins and a plus of 59, while Harold Carter and Don Saunders had three wins and a plus of 40 to end up fifth. Mason Robinson and Bruce Ortlieb had one wm and a plus of 70 for a sixth-place finish and Murray MacFarlane and Glen Casemore had no wins and a plus of 124 to round out the scoring in seventh place. There will be a tournament this Saturday, March 19, at the Sports- men's Club, starting at 1 p.m. ‘k • PATTY McGLYNIV, a student at Sacred Heart School in Wingham, .showed good form on his first ttempt at bowling last week. The senior students spent one hour bowling at the Wingham lanes. OLDTIMERS OLDT1MERS IRONMEN OLDT1MERS DO YOU REMEMBER? IRONMEN OLDTIMERS The ORIGINAL IRONIV1EN vs The ARTHUR SCREAMIKI EAGLES MARCH 2611988 7:30 PM at the. Wingham Arena.. Admission: over 16 - $3.00 under 16 -$1.00 Dance: Wingham Legion 9:00 - 1:0a $5.00 per person Proceeds to the Wingham Optimist Club (Age of Majority Only) „ • TiCketd available at Middleton's Home Furnishings • BlueWater Sports & Trophies N D Cameron Ltd Don't missout, on the fun!! Pet. yaw ticketsearly! Come out & see your favourites on. ice. Join in the fun of this rematch between these Old Arch Rivals!! Recreation Report BY RENNIE ALEXANDER Rec. Director Games scheduled for this week at the Lockridge Memorial Arena are as follows: Tues., March 15, 7 p.m., PeeWee 'B' exhibition game; Wed., March 16,8 p.m., Oldtimers' hockey, Rockers vs. Ministry of Natural Resources; Thurs., March 17, 9 p.m., Midget boys vs. Hanover; Fri., March 18, 6:30 p.m., Atom 13' team vs. Belgrave; 8:30 p.m., Oldtimers' hockey, Rockers vs. Durham; Sat., March 19, 6:30 p.m., Tykes vs. Howick; Mon,, March 21, 9:30 p.m., Bridge Motors vs. Crawfords or Advance- Thnes. Public skating during the March break will be held Wednesday •and Friday from 1 to 3 p.m., Saturday from 1 to 2 and Sunday rom 2 to 4 p.m.. tentatively, please check the sign at the arena. There still is some ice time available for rent during the March break, For more information, please call the arena at 357-9991 or 357-1317. Minor ball registration has been set for Thursday, March 24, from 7 to 9 p.m. and Saturday, March 26, from 10 a.m. to 12 noon upstairs at the arena. Please register at these times for the upcoming season. There will be special attraction at the arena on Saturday, March 26, at 7:30 p.m. when the Original Ironmen take on the Arthur Screaming. Eagles in an exhibition hockey match. Don't miss it! FAIR QUEEN In the fall of 1980, Beverley Green, 17, daughter of Mr. and Ws.. Don Green, RR 3, Teeswater, captured the Miss Teeswater Fall Fair crown during the annual competition held in conjunction with the fair.