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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1988-03-22, Page 26" of 44 ' 7 . ". 1^r • rit , • • $1*. o— 4.ro • — • • • 444,143., 04.:loo • r •• .• • .. . ... Ma' ot 141 foe'llte' iouble of 269, wh had top honors for the boyith the 124 high single 240 hi nhai ad the high As and itehiiglisingle i*205 Danny e Remington double. high single 0 WO of 590, • - .). • . • Other.gaineS of 150 and over were, rolled. y Nicole O'Neil '169; Ketiti CleghOrn 150; Joanne Crawford 9944 Anditea Mutt! .157, 164; Pa4111f: Mcilleraw230;. 4aado Sehleatet203;- ' Jeremy Singh 197; It.ebBower '463 ondKenfloggs166.. Other games of Wand over were rolled by. Evelyne " Matz 128; Shannon ThoMpson 117; Phillips 99,91; Becky, Hickey 98, 99; StePhanfe. Cleghorn 91i 124; Mandy Anger 92; Christina Anger 101, .91. Lindsay Johnston lit; Trevor Hickey 90; Scott Inwood 98; Byron 'English 109; Mike Remington 116; Matthew Merkley 96 and Craig Fair 99. PANCAKE BRIGADE — Joan Smith and Pam MacLellan, both members of the Ethel Women's Institute, were on the griddle brigade Sunday at the Maple Keys Sugar Bush near Molesworth, making pancakes for the throng of the hungry and cold. Supet. X. Atoms lose out in tournament Shoot-out Afer earning a •berth in the Palmerston tournament last Sunday by defeating Arthur 5-1 and Chnton 4-1, the Wingham Super X Atoms lost to Walkerton 3-2 in a game that was decided by a shoot-out. The three Wingham skaters failed to score while the final shooter for Walkerton dented the twine to settle the game. Wingham 5, Arthur 1 Arthur opened the scoring at the halfway mark of the first period, but Wingham rebounded with two goals to close out the frame. Askse about turning Tow savings into investments for My job isto help vott be worth more tomorrow than you are todaP. "BILL" W. L ECKINSWILLER, 3924673 natio- Walker n04,4oel Pegg combined to setup Jamie MacKay, who notched the first goal while Bryan deBruyn set 'up Peter Gusso, who tallied the second one. Midway through the second,. Gusso scored his =second from Patrick Magee and then Gusso added an unassisted marker for the natural hat trick. Arthur removed its goalie with one minute retnainiog, but the move backfired as Jason Crawford fired ane into the empty Relfroujen entre ice. MacKay -and Walker added the assists. ' Wingham 4, Clinton 1 Wingham built a 4-0 lead before Clinton registered its only marker at the halfway mark of the third period. Walker opened the scoring from deBruyn and MacKay in the second period. Gusso racked up an unassisted goal early in the second and then MacKay tipped one in from deBruyn. MacKay then ripped home his second Oat while deBruyn logged his third assist to close out the scoring for liVingham. Walkerton 3, Wingham 2 In the final, Walkerton lit up the scoreboard first with four minutes elapsed in the first period. Wingham battled back to tie the game as deBruyn cashed in Chris Patterson's perfect pass from the corner. Wile oltee-again 'took the leadinidivay through theSecond; but VI/Ingham again rebounded to tie it after -oily 1 Siam& into the third pe,dlas TOddEdgai poked in a loose Pilek inthe pat crease. McKay pickettipliOasdista The genie reinidireit$Ooriiess the rest-Of.the tyay and theltage for the shootqint and eventual Walkerton victory. 1 ed the end tithe - u ye Oho bf-thiv lifieVaititot/itosMidir, .401orli*,##1010.,• heads high. • The Wingham coaches thank the players, parents and team sponsor, Super X Drugs, for their Support during the past season. BANTAMS & JUNIORS The Sprites lead the league with 78 points, followed by the Lemon Limes, 74, the Pepsis, 71, 'the Mountain Dews, 53, the Cokes; -43 and the Hires, 41. Tatum Mathers had the high single of 175 for the girls and the high double of 280 was rolled by Jenny Remington. Ryan Moffatt had the boys' high single -of 162-and-the:high •double of 291 was rolled by Jeremy Hickey. _ • - - -;-- Games of 125 and over were rolled by Kendra Merkley 130; Susan • Henry 137; Erin Sidon 135; Jenny Remington 167; Amy CtIrlie-148; D. J. MortiSotr160; 'Arley pander 134;'-' Ken - MacTavish 125; •Tim MacTavisb 134; Shawn Fair 125; Jeremy Hickey 144, 147 and Derek Knight 134. t s, stick replaced by gioves 00111111111111111011111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111H1H11111111111111111111101111111111111111111111111111111111111111111119111111011111111111111111111111111 411. Broom and Stone miumminnimilimmonmoomommuminunimuniffimmumimmommillownimoimommounipoommimmoilimummimmimommommil Some winners from last week's leagues are as follows: Monday Night Men's League: Russell Taylor, John Mann, Perrie Holmes, Bob Murphy; Tuesday afternoon Ladies: Marg Allison, Sylvia Pewtress, Doris Remington, Mary Huether; Tuesday Night Com- petitive: Jim Ross, Wayne Hopper, Bruce Pewtress, Grant Vincent; Wednesday Night seven o'clock: Keith Elston, BW, Deans, Connie Jamieson, Barb Elston.; nine o'clock: Bob Rattan, Sylvia ewtress, Randy and Sharen Zinn; Thursday League 11 o'clook: Bruce Corrigan, Bob' IlacKague, Carman Craig, Linda Hopper; one o'clock: Aart deVos, •Jadk Shiell, Sylvia Pewtress, Ken Leitch; three o'clock: Ken Hopper, Glen Sellers, Grades 5 arid 6 entertain- setilors • The Senior citigerse Happy Gang held its:March -meeting-on Priday, March 11, In the Armouries. M. Bert Garnisti Was in charge* the prograin. G'ades5 and 601 the Sacred Heart ScbOoi, Witbtheir, teacher, Mrs. McDOnidd and muale teacher, Mrs. I, Paz sang several songs. They alsopresented a play. Vice-lititident Russell McGuire called the meeting to order and opened with the singing of "0 anadr, Mx Addle Rawson told about e trip abehadtakentolretand. The *hint* ot tfie Wit ifieptitig Were read by setrefaryi Mrsi lildtttitrandthemisethig closed with the alaging of "God', Save the Helen McKague, Bob Jefferson ; Thursday Night Mixed: Hugh Pearson, Mary Henry, Dave MacLeod, Jim Noble; Friday Night Mixed: John and Colleen- Schenk, Rod and Inga Wraith; Belgrave League: Murray Vincent, Lorraine Cook; Terry Hays, Sherrie Green. Please note the club will be closed for renovations April 1 to 15. The closing dinner dance will be held April 23, with dinner at 7:30. For more information please call the club. td —The "Country Living" section of The Toronto Star on March 17, carried a feature article on former Wingham resident, Debra Grose. About six years ago she moved to a country home near a private lake at Uxbridge, which is a small town northest i Toronto. Asked in the interview how she has adjusted to her change in lifestyle she said, "I wouldn't give it up and move back into the city for any- thing." In fact! she is SO enthused about country living that she found- ed a consunier show, Country decor- ating. and Collectibles to entice others to the trend toward folk art and cotmtry-sytie decorating. • Her first show was held before Citristinas and wasto successful she ,expanded its size and held another during the past weekend, March 19 and 20 ebbie is the daughter of Mrs. (Kaye) George Grasby, Palinerstenharal- the late Whitney Grose, With skates and hockey stick soon to be stored away for another year, they are quickly replaced with ball and glove for another season of minor ball action. Wingham Minor Ball has already held two Meetings with Andy McBride in his second term as president: • zr,Regtra0avill hd'for.boys and girls in thefelowing:tategories: zaa:i.:40itirieewte, Bantam and Midget Special note should be made of the registration dates — upstairs in the Lockridge Memorial Arena -- on Thursday, March 24 fralr,, 710 9 p.m., and §attirdak,' Maiek16,1*0 10 a.m. to noon. Booster passes -- admission to any Minor Salt game, (occluding tournaments — will be on sale at the sametime. There are still coaching positions open for many of the teams. Those interested should contact Mr. McBride at 357-1315. Also, anyone interested in attending an Umpires' Clinic should contact Dave Bourne at 357-2365. China House players have a busy month The Wingham Great China House PeeWee 13' team has had a busy schedule since losing out in playoff action against the Walkerton Wyatt team. The local lads also had the misfortune to lose the help of Mike Tiffin when he suffered a broken wrist in that game. Although he is off the ice for the remainder of the season, he has been much in evidence at every game helping the coach from the bench. Good work, Mike. Following the playoffs, the Great China House team has been busy playing exhibition games, losing three and winning three. The boys lost two games to Blyth by 7-6 and 3-2 counts and lost one game to Brussels 7-4. However, the team beat out its rivals from playoff action, Lucknow, by a 4-1 score and defeated Mount Forest 7-5. The boys also avenged their earlier loss to Brussels by defeating that team 7-4. The Great China House squad has a tournament in Walkerton this weekend, an exhibition game in Henan on Wednesday and will play the "dads" on Tuesday. It promises to be a busy week for the Wingham boys. Good luck to the fathers on Tuesday as the boys have been practising all year so they can hand the "old folks" some nice checks, • «,