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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1989-02-07, Page 284:- • • • 4:f•-;"-*: INTERESTED IN PE0oRMING OR .CREATIVE ARTS? The Wingham and area Arts Steering Qommittee is a newly formed committee which is trying to make contact with per forming and creative arts groups, CiubS andindMduais (for example dance, pottery, music, drama, ctuilting, books clubs, etc). To make sure that you or your group is involved in future community events, and is included in a Directory of COMMnity Arts Groups and individuals please complete the following form or call the Recreation Department at 3574208 for more information. NAME OF GROUP/INDIVIDUAL GROUP AQTIVITIES CONTACT PERSON PHONE Thank You! Please return to the Wingham Recreation Office, or any Huron County Library, no later than February 20, 1989. Bell's Pizza..n .ro andr e Much more... While enjoying the activi- ties of "Frostyfest" drop in for one of our delicious piz- zasvr subs . . OR a bowl of piping hot soup. For a "lite bite" have a muffin or a cookie -and a coffee, • EAT IN „ • TAKE OUT ;JD -J400 CLEARING -THE PUCK The AdadM Mustang hockey tem took tothfticeagato ertgiti game of the ihird'annual Madill tournament held last week The Mustangs 40 hard-hitting match -up. The Mustangs lost the championship game to Clinton in the'.4 -.6.600414 period. Kenneth Lapp wi at WOSSA Nordi The Madill Junior boys' team made a clean sweep at WOSSA recently, winning the team cham- pionship and the combined team championship. Members of the winningteam are: Kenneth 'Lapp, -19:43 min., first; Sean Murphy, 22:18, 4th; Sean Whiteley, 23:12, 6th; Ivan Skinn, 25:12, 10th; Dean Tolton, 29:27, 17th and Peter Poulin, 30:48, 18th. The relay, team of Murphy, Skinn and Whiteley easily won its race. The Junior girls' team also had an excellent day, finishing secnird overall. 'ream -members are: Shan- non Simpson,. 15:03 min., 5th; Karen Clugston, 15:06, 6th; Christa Craw- ford, 15:52, 7th; Yvonne Trapp, 16:12, 8th; Beth Ward, 18:06, 10th; Leya DeBruyn, 18:42, lith and Cailin Clarke, 20:14, 15th. The Junior boys' first -place finish and the Junior girls' second -place finish put the team in first place for the combined team championship. Both teams now advance to the OFSAA Nordic Ski Championship on Feb. 22, 23 and 24 at HardwoodHills, north of Barrie. The Senior -gids QS° qualified for th%itOpip ark Mar 9043104tgliaiie*Itk, Pat Cowman and Jennffer Himter. For the first time, Seaforth High School has a skier advancing to „,,,,;„ "7:v7,f: ,„/ ;Igo ,„41.:0/0"..,?...?:,,,s,•.,„,•,„• 49.70; • , 0,-/-„„x-• „ 0.74• „,., . „. , „ •, • •••••74;..,../ „••• „,•• , „, ••• •••••••, „, •:•••, OFgAA. Leanne Simpson, formerly of Madill, has an excellent chance of finishing in the top 20 in all of Ontario. The Senior boys' field was very tough this year with over 50 skiers in thebrace. Madill had to settle for a disappointing fourth -place finish, but team members are determined to be on top once again next year. They still have a chance to win the Huron -Perth next Monday, Feb. 13. Team members and placings are: Sandy Anderson, 33:51, 15th; -,Brad Crawford, 35:13, 17th; Ben Barnes, 36:38, 19th; Murray Lapp, (skiing with a broken thumb) 38:25, 23rd; Charles Trapp, 40:36, 26th and Les Philips, 45:49, 31st. . Upcoming competitions (ff we get some snow) are the Polar Bear Meet this Saturday, Feb. 11, in Orange. ville and Huron -Perth next Monday. I 1":::,ff IL t. .,.. iY7',U.';-. '') il h !rji,i-.r; . -4:.: atirii5b,,,...... i':, ..,,I.r ii.,..k T.: -,..m, a * in Peel/tree playoff action The Wingham Great China House PeeWees and Walkerton have split the first two games in their OMHA playoff series. In the first game of the PeeWee playoff action, the Great China House PeeWees defeated their rivals 5-4. As the score indicates, the teams were evenly matched with the score tied at three different times during the game, before Wingham went ahead to stayin the third peed. Walkerton pulled to. maids one goal during the last five minutes of the game and then really put on the pressure in the last minute of play with Wingham playing a man short. FOR BEST' $ELECTION SHOP NOW SALE ENOS-FEB. 28TH SPORT SHOES --- Running • Tennis • Walking Wornefl • Aerobics • Court SNow BOO FROSTY FESTFRIDAYCWLY SAVE 20% HILL'S Shoes aitd Pedorthic Services 212 Josephine Stret„ Wingham, Godo NOC 2W0 For a * intment (519) 3574421 Store Flouts: Tues. - Thurs. 9-6; Pd. 9-9; Sat. 9-6 Scoring for Wingham were Jer- emy Brown with the hat trick and Peter Shaw with two. Assists on the goals went to Terry Thynne, Stephen Anger, Danny McPherson, Jamie MacKay and Jason Kleist. - A rare penalty shot was awarded to Wingham in the third period when a Walkerton defenceman covered the puck in the crease, but Shaw was foiled in his attempt to tuck the puck around the goalie. Three players were missing from the Wingham lineup and the team is looking forward to their return. Walkerton 4, Wingham 2 In the second .game of this home - and -home series, Walkerton played an aggressive, tight -checking style of hockey which effectively shut down the Wingham offence. The Great China House PeeWees were behind 4-0 in this game before they got on the scoreboard. Wingham's first goal came when the Walkerton goalie made a good save on Anger's shot, but the rebound came over to Thynne who poked it home. Brown also assisted on the play. The second Wingham goal came as the result of some fine hustling by Shawn Geficke who skated down the ice, pulled the goalie out of position and tucked the puck into the Walkerton net. Wingham played inspired hockey in the third,period to make the game an interesting -contest. TO RAVE LIBRARY Residents of Whitechurch and community were pleased to hear the news in January of that there would soon be a library in the village. A group of rnen interested in the project decided to work in with the Huron County Library Co -Oper- ative in this connection. It would supply 100 books each year for three years and the books would be care- fully chosen.