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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1988-04-05, Page 1864. .C.4001110)re MaryHenry1 playoff, against the Friday Genuni in** iwinners, Jo Colleen Sehenk and Terry arfdSa Wail*. The winners, . the --Scheidi, Walker rink, accepted the Casemore Rose Bowl„ The junior 'curling league held a family bonspiel iast Sunday to end the season. There was an excellent turnout with enough• curlers for two .draws. Winners of. the first draw were Greg and Aart deVos, Kim and Niel Edgar, while Ian, Heather, Howie and Judy Morton were second. Winners of the second draw were Carol, Heather and Wayne Hopper, while Kevin, Jim and Irene Ritchie were second. The club will be closed until April 15 for renovations. tf PeeWees end 1987-88 season The Howick PeeWees took part in the Hanover tournament last weekend, playing London Southwest and Drayton in their group. London soundly defeated Howick 6-1 in the first game with Michael Greig scoring the lone Howick marker, assisted by Philip Liver- more and Sam Doubleday. Led by Kevin Meyers' three goals, Howick fought back from a 3-1 deficit to earn one point in the round robin in the team's 4-4 tie with Drayton. David Keil scored the- other -- Howick goal, while Ryan Gallaher picked up three assists and Kyle Wheeler chipped in with twoassists. Single assists went to Trevor Smith and Dan MacGregor. Dennis Wintemute played well in net for Howick, making a key save later in the game. The Howick PeeWees were eliminated from the tournament by Mississauga, 6-2, Scoring for Howick were Greig and Gallaher, with assists going to Doubleday with .two and Wheeler with one. -GLEN'S GALLERY — I, Coach Glen Gallaher, thank the players, the parents, Bill Wintemute, Brian Doubleday, Doug Hargrave, the HAA, Steve Taylor and Ron Livermore for their co-operation throughout the hockey season:- • CAIRN ERECTED In May, 1956, as part of a clean-up campaign in Morris cemeteries which had started the year before, the St. Michael's Cemetery was completely put in shape for the centennial celebrations, A cairn was erected to the memory of the pioneers and St, 1VIichael's Church which was formerly situated on this site. A feature of the centennial was to be a centennial mass and blessing to be held in the cemetery, con- ducted by Bishop of London, Most •Rev. J. C. Cody. rnma . • . liustmitimilltl.WW1U11101111111.1M100 Some of our leagues bav their final games for the s whiners to report. CongratatiOng are extended to the foUowjng teams; Monday Night Men's: first place Stan Orien, Rod Wraith, John mcFadzean, Roy Bennett; second, Jack Goodall, Dick Treleaven, Bill . Hanula, Gord Sutcliffe; Monday Day League: A flight, the Lloyd Montgomery Trophy went to Mac Eadie, Stewart Higgins, Cliff Bray and Isabel Elston; 13- flight, Ken Hopper, Glen Sellers, Helen McKague, Bob Jefferson and C flight, Pete Eskritt, Audrey Fitch, B. Archambault and Marie Higgins. The overall winners for the year were presented with the Bob Ruttan Trophy. Team members are Earl Fitch, Shirley McKague, George Inglis and Ross Fitch. Tuesday Night Ladies': Jane Treleaven, Gayle Niel, Margaret MacLeod and Gladys Omole; Belgrave League: first, Wayne Hopper, Joyce Vincent, Allen Bridge and Brian Underwood; second, Vaughn Toll, Carol Lawrie, Paul Ackert, Donna Longman; Tuesday Night Competitive League: first, Murray McKague, Phil Eadie, Dave Eadie and Bill Sellers; Friday Night Mixed League, first place, John and Colleen Schenk and Rod and Inga Wraith; second, Jim and Betty Ross_and Barry and Dianne Simpson. The Thursday Night winners of the Ask me about taqing. Your savings no investments for long-term growth and profit. My job is to help you be worth more tomorrow than you are today. "BILL" W. L ECKENSWILLER, B.A. 392-6673 Mutual INVESTCO Inc One of the Mutual Life of cariada • group Of companies THURSDAY, APRIL' 7TH,•1988 HURON- '00 • TRA • Exeter Legion from 12:00 p.m.. tdiS:acrp.m. and 7:00 pm. to 1�O0.ixm. (Phone Ellison Travel for free trans 1 -8004654022) , r 1 • 1 „ • ' • • • I * • 41. 1 • 1 • ,k • ri -„., ,, •It,, photo- graph are the association's most -improved players. They are: bilk,, Chris Alexander, Atotn, , MINOR HOCKEY AWARDS were presented April 2,at the Win, Om' 1.egion Hall. Shown in et 'b • 1 Shane Z Pegg, Pee Wee A; Jason Daw tied with Mark Floionson, Peetitee 8; Scott Neil, ,ifrantam;iwark.iiite:w Midget, front, Steve Mowbray, Novice A; Michael King and Jamie Good,' tied for Novice B and Craig Baynton, Atom A. Not shown is Peter Strong, Midget winner of the Walter Brown Memorial Trophy for sportsmanship and desire. wick. Bantams adva to the O&M fi A large crowd turned out on gun - day afternoon to witness the fifth and deciding "gable of the OMHA Bantam 'D' semi-final at the Howick Community -Centre. - The. Beverly and Howick teams did not disappoint the spectators as the game turned out to be a classic. The game followed the same script as the previous four games with the home team dominating early in thecontest. , The Howick squad came out flying forcing Beverly into several mis- takes early in the first period. Howick was on the power play when Phillip Livermore deflected Jaret Henhoeff el.'s hard slapshot past Phil Davis in the Beverly net at the four minute Mark. A picture passing play by Howick from behind the Beverly net resulted in Donald Livermore scoring the second goal. Andrew Weber and John Greig made the play possible with fine passes-. Jason Jacobson Opened up a three goal lead for Howick after one frame as he took a perfect pass from. Hen- hoeffer and blasted a shot from six feet in front of the goal. John Greig increased the lead to four goals with just over a minute of play in the "second period. Rob Van Den Broek and Weber thew assists on the goal. Beverly finally hit the scoreboard with just under two minutes (*play in the second period on a power play effort by Todd Hawey. Coach Ron Livermore moved Gibson to, left wing in the final minutes of play mid the move paid great dividends as he scored a breakaway goal with only 39 seconds left. The 5-1 score set the stage for a hectic third period and Gibson's goal eventually proved to be the winner. Beverly came out very strong and determined in the third period and created a nervous period for the Howick squad and their supporters. A. rash of penalties in the period did not help Howick as 4everiy scored two powerplay goals one by Harvey and the second by Glen BO- kins. In the last minute of play with Davis pulled from the net in favor of an extra attacker, Harveyscored his hat,trick on a deflection by Howick goaliender Peter Stewart, Howick managed to hold on for the i victory and their berth in the 011/1i1A finals against Nerotood. to • 0A1VIR.,:4 , Beverly Townihip Bantains staved off elimination froM. the On- tario Minor Hockey Association 1-0MHAI - s they defeated the Howick Bantams 5-2 last Saturday afternoon in Bever- ly. The series is now even at two games apiece with each team win- ning at home. The game foliowed a sim ilftr: pat- ter* H homp, gautekrig-lba40.034'i. with ;6 home team Scaling early • . , , • , • numg e momentum throughout thefirst,period. John Miller and Todd Harvey scored early goals for Beverly giv- ing them a2.9 „Iead.1 Ryan Gallaher, brought up , from the PeeWees, cut into the lead when he batted ina re- • bound with only, 33 seconds ranain- ing in the first period, Steve Gibson and Jason Douglas drew assists. Beverly once agin outscored:Vow,' ick -by ,a 2-1 marginhi the.second period to increase -their lead to:_two goals. Jason Thordpson and Curtis -Bi'ebler scored the Beverly markers. The loneRowicrgoal Was scored by , - Joh Greig after taking a neat dip pass from Steve Gibson, Anew Weberalseassisted. . . _The third_frame tight checking period with veryfew scoring chances. Howick's beat op- portunites were produced, 0 a power play effort, but the Beverly &tense held, especially goalie Phil - Davis as he made three great saves '.:gsrIouja:titillimtihderewhpillPywetsr:Prnloausywg. hrsedthealpeeriolYd when-h,e pushed a harmlesslofting shot by goaltender. peter Skowart. rhe final score was 5-2forBeverly with only fivepenalties being called. RON'S ROUNDUP Home ice proved to be a real advantage in the series as every game was won by the 'home team. The -closeness of the two teams was reflected by the number of goals scored, , • Howick outscored 8evTerly.Xals in the Series. This is the third year in the last four that Howick has reached the 01111.0A finals 1:: "..,1• HOINICK PE Philip. Livermore r' Ryan Gallaher Kyle Wheeler Michael Greig Aaron Stewart Sam Doubleday Dan MacGregor Trevor Smith Alex MacGregor Kevin Meyer Michael Hargrave Simon AttOri David Keil Brad Taggart GP 38 43 45 45 42 45 44 34 43 40 42 40 23 20 G 127 35 26 - 23 15 5 10 1 4 8 2 A 51 54 42 36 24 20 13 16 12 6 10 0, 10 8 2 1 2 GP GA AVG PTS Dennis Wintemute 38 178 4.68 11 Scott Reichard 7 38 5.43 0 E.OS PTS PIM 178 66 89 118 68 70 59 8 39 8 25 70 23 28 17 49 16 6 14 2 12 44 10 2 10 12 3 2 SO PIM 1.5 4 .5 0 Howick GP W L T GF GA PIM 45 25 19 1 262 220 493 WOAA "DuChampions OMHA Quarter Finals °C1 Division Finalists Godetich Tournament r ;