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MUSTANG STEVE MICHIE accepted a medallion from Dave Cober of Kentucky Fried Chicken, one of
the sponsors of last week's Madill Mustangs hockey tournament. Paul Hallahan assisted Mr. Cober
in
handing out the medals. The Mustangs lost the championship to the Clinton Redmen in the second over-
time period.
Mustangs lose championship
in second overtime period
by Kevin Smith
It may not have been the Olympics
or the Stanley Cup finals, but the
determination of the players to
achieve and the exciting hockey that
was produced again made this
year's edition of the Madill Mustang
Invitational Hockey Tournament a
resounding success.
The tournament, hosted by the F.
E. Madill Secondary School of
Wingham, was held over a two-day
period last Wednesday and
Thursday in both the Wingham and
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Town of Wingham
The Town of Wingham would
like to welcome everyone to our
Frostyfest events for 1989, from
February 9 to February 12, 1989.
The support and participation in
these events is greatly appreci-
ated by ail concerneg., All resi
dents and guests are ihVited to
take part.
Have a successful Frostyfest
one and all!
Ian Moreland
Mayor
Town of Wingham
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Blyth arenas...
Eight teams were entered
including the host Mustangs an
were: the Clinton Redmen
Walkerton District Secondar
School, Walkerton Sacred Heart
Elmira, Georgian Bay of Meaford
Sarnia and Owen Sound West HilL
Each of the eight teams played
s
twice last Wednesday, while thus
qualifying for either the consolatio
final or the championship game sa
action in the Thursday finals.
Here's a complete recap of th
games played, with winners, loser
and highligh$ from each contest.
ROUND ONE •
Winners advance to championshi
seMi-finals, while losers play i
consolation semi-finals.
MadM 5, WDSS 3
The tournament kick-off gam
saw the Mustangs build a 3-1 second
period lead on goals by Dean
Whitfield, Kevin DeJong and Jason
Bloemberg with Brian Busby
replying for Walkerton.
However, it looked as though the
teams would come out -tied for the
third period as Walkerton's Derek
Grant and Kevin Becker evened the
score at three.
But with 13 seconds left in period
wo, Mustang forward Rod Cayley
cored an unassisted breakaway
g
poal and Rod Crich tallied a third-
eriod insurance goal to give Madill
5-.3 victory.
Jaret Henhoeffer had three assists
for *Wilt *bile Paid Macteniia' n
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ne Inhiute into the Aria period aid
seconds into the second never
ave Walkerton a chance to gain
on!entum.
Sean Reacom earned the hat trick
Or Elmira, while Kyle Young, Peter
eiss and Jason Rickert added
ingles. Walkerton scorers were
odd Parma with one and Clinton
TwOlan with a pair. But it wasn't
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'Nei. Feb.
Optimist Frostyfest Bingo, Wingham Legion, 8
p.m.
Wingham Area Fire Board, 8:30 p.m., Fire Hall.
Frostyfest Talent Show, Prince & Princess Contest,
Town Hall Auditorium, 8 p.m..
Wingham Board of Police Commissioners, 3 p.m.,.
Town Hall Council Chambers.
Frostyfest Shopping Day in Wingham.
Canadette Pre -Teen Dance, Wingham Armouries,
7:30 to 10:00 p.m.
Dance, Bluevale Hall, 9 p.m. Ladies please bring
lunch.
Snowmobile & Mystery Ride, 8 p.m.. Optimists'
Riverside Ball Park.
Frostyfest Pancake Breakfast, Wingham Legion,
8:30 to 11:30 a.m.
FREE Sleigh (or wagon) Rides, from the Legion,
11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
FREE Skating , Lockridge Memorial Arena, 1 to 2
p.m.
Midgets vs CKNX Tryhards Fun Basketball Game
at F. E. Madill S.S.
Valentine Dance - Wroxeter Hall.
Snowarama - Proceeds to handicapped children, at
Legion, 9 a.m. to 11 a.m.
Frostyfest Horseshoe & Shuffleboard Tournament,
1 p.m., Sportsmen's Club.
Frostyfest Family Ski Outing from the Legion
(weather permitting), 1:30 to 2:00 p.m..
FREE Skating (no ice - face painting for children)
at Josephine St. Park. Free hot dogs and chocolate
milk.
Birthday Party for Mrs. Alice Proctor, Belgrave
United Church, 2:30 to 4:30 p.m., friends and
family cordially invited.
Open Euchre Party, Bluevale Hall, 8 p.m. Everyone
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Gorrie United Church, Hot Beef Valentine Supper,
7:00 p.m.
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