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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1988-12-13, Page 20ntagossi e Wigg Advance es, Decembet 13, 1988 Work Wonders! Santa shops at Bluewater sports • Don Jackson and Bauer Figure Skates • Bauer Hockey Skates link = (Dauer 1000 is still the best!) • Cooper Protective Equipment • Shoulder Pads by Flak SPORTS & TROPHIES 22 Diagonal Rd. Wingham 357-1940 • For Sale-' "Wonderful Christmas gifts for the whole family" New and used movies From $9•95 in Beta or VHS Including • Disney's Cinderella • E.T. • Cartons • Classics iskk.; t,; a Gift Certificate available for movie memberships, movie rental and movie purchases. ems smon 41118 ONO MOW MO IMMO IMO MN V= NNW MINI MIN IMMO meme twermani. Coupon worth $2.00 good on any video. Purchases and rental. Ono coupon per customer 111111 aim MN ass MEIMINNO IOW eini was ass ma ine win ams perar maw ame sime mos owe 00 • • • Expires Dec. 181B8 TRIANGLE SUPER VIDEO 239%;140i= St. BLUEVALE MIXED Reta Ross had the ladies' high single of 263 and the high triple of 561, while Kevin Hickey rolled the men's high single and triple of 280 add 719 respectively. Other high games were rolled by Don Fitzgerald 230; Marg Moffatt 230; Winnie Boyd 214; Hugh Mundell 211 and Betty Darling 202. WROXETERRGORRIE MIXED Wendell Stamper had the high single of 300 for the men and the high triple of 697 was rolled by Bob Allen. Lorna McArthur had -the ladies' high Shoppers' Atoms drop second straight match The Wingham Shoppers' Drug Mart Atoms dropped their second straight game to a disciplined Durham squad last weekend. The home -and -home series kicked off in Durham on Dec. 6, with Durham -shooting out of the gate to. open up a 4-0 first -period lead enroute to an 8-4 victory. Scoring for Wingham were Chris Alexander with two and Matt Adams with one. The return game in Wingham a. Spitfires hand Toss to Newsboys Staintons Spitfires snapped a five - game losing streak recently by handing the preyiasly-undefeated Advance -Tines Ne* boys a 8-7 loss. The sniper for °Stallions was Bob " Johnston with four goals, while singles went to Terry, Amer, Bill LeVan, Brtice-=5`- k 'OW Scoring f6r the Newsboys were Mike Stewart with three; Rick Jacklin, two and singles by Jim English and Dale Hussey. Crawfords .ontinued its good play lid fi e; Motor by an i8-2 e efltt a rng_." the way • for Crawfords was Arnold Spivey and Blair Alton with three goals. Dave "Zoomer" Golley finished the scoring with two .goals._ Bridge 3narkersvwele s bar Dan Leung h•. • • feat: stan -wanes, lad 644 104 Nia t glosses; Bridge Motors,•tWo four losses and Staintons, one win and five losses. ,o dal are: began as a carbon copy of the first encounter between the two clubs. A slow start by the Wingham lads allowed Durham to jump into a 5-0 first -period lead. The Shoppers' squad picked up its play considerably in the final two frames, but couldn't find the range. The final score was 6-0 for Durham. Slow starts and a lack of goal production have been hurting the Wingham team of late. In a recent tournament in How ick, the Wingham team could manage just three goals in three games as it fell 1-0 to Goderich; 2-1 to Mount Forest and 5-2 to Palmerston. Despite having posted just two wins so far the boys have been working better as a team. The challenge facing them now is to in tree solid periods of hockey. single of 258 and the high Iriple of 629. Other high games were rolled by Lloyd Townsend 233; Heinz Daub 230; Bob Allen 263; Earl A idersen 205 and Maion Wylie 224. WED. NIGHT LADIES Sheri's Sherills lead the league with 17 points, followed by Debbie's Dirty Dancers, 15, June's Tunes, 9, Barb's Beatles, 8, Arlene's Alabamas and Susan's Supremes, tied at 7. Winners of fruit baskets for high single and high triple were Sheri Horton, 677 and Lori Tiffin, 295. Winners of `turkeys were Susan McSween, Janet O'Neil, Cheryl Cleghorn, Susan Bowman and Doris Carmichael. Good games were rolled by Jennifer Gratto 277; Deb Steffler 267; Tammy Cleghorn 249; Rhonda Foxton 226 and Linda Walden 214. MEN'S INTER -TOWN Last Saturday the team travelled to Goderich and threw a very good 6,694. However, the host Goderich squad was hot and threw 7,203, but Wingham did manage to pickup 131/2 points. Rod and Kevin Hickey had:b good day, rolling 1,241 and I,181for five. Other high games were rafisi by Rod Hickey 301,`289; Kevhi'llic ey 286; Dave Scott 264 and Vern Steffler "J ' _ f By Pete Quennell Arena happenings this week in- clude: Tuesday, Dee. 13, Atom Silver Stick tournament mains with Clinton vs. Fergus .mn. and Wingham vs. Port Elgin at 7:45. The Silver Stick runs through until Sunday, Dec. 18. Friday, Dec, 16, 2 pane, F. E. Madill Mustangs vs. South Huron, Exeter; Sat., Dec. 17, Ironmen vs. Mount Forest, game time 8:30 p.m. There will be no public skating this Saturday, Dec. 17, due to the Silver Stick tourney. However, there will be public skating from 1 to 3 p.m. on Monday i Dec. 19. Check next week's issue for special Christmas break public skating times. LIICKNOW, WINGHAM JOIN Rumor came to a head in March, 1956, for the Winigham District nigh School Board when the and of the lAtaknow nigh School District requeSted the tag m pi to dear a plan to amalgamate to two Sheol After a,lengthy .s. n,agreed.h Special Gifts for Christmas • Collector Plates • Special 4H Collector Plates by Rockwell • Pen and Pencil Sets • Puzzles • Attache Cases • Key Chains • Magnets • Mugs • Dakin Stuffed Animals • Greeting Cards • Books and lots, lots more. HARRIS STATIONERY Josephine St., gingham 357-3191