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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1989-03-28, Page 19Harriston leads series the Hawick Bantams 2-1 Greg McNevan's power play goal late in the third period gave Harris - ton a 5-4 win over the Howick Ban- tams in game two of the group playoff final. The game was played in Harris - ton on Monday, March 20. The vic- tory gave Harriston a two games to none lead in the best -of -five series. As in game one Howick got into penalty trouble. Harriston scored three goals on the power play and three times in the game Howick had to play two men short. Howick played the game with only nine players and a 10 minute miscon- duct penalty to Chris Reichard with only eight seconds left in the sec- ond period was a big blow for the Howick squad. Howick played- an excellent first period of hockey and managed to accumulate only one minor penalty. The score of 3-1 in Howick's favor certainly indicated the margin of play they held in the period. Steven Winkel had a great period scoring two goals and assisting on the third marker. Andrew Weber scored a power play goal for the other Howick score. Other players drawing assists on the three goals were Philip Livermore, Darryl Johnson, Chris Reichard and Weber Doug Richardson replied for Har- riston. The lone goal of the second peri- od was scored by Greg McNevan to reduce the lead to 3-2 for Howick. Howick spent most of the second period killing penalties as they received six minor infractions and the 10 minute misconduct to Reichard. Harriston played a very strong third period and outscored Howick 3-1 to gain the 5-4 victory. Goals went to Dennis Small, Brian Zabel and McNevan with the winner. Howick 7, Harriston 3 A four -goal performance by Ryan Gallaher and a solid team effort kept Howick Bantam's playoff hopes alive with a well-deserved 7- 3 triumph over Harriston last Wednesday evening at Howick. Christian Feldskov came up with a 'very strong effort in the Howick net eiecially throughout the third period. Harriston started very fast with Greg McNevan scoring after only 1:19 seconds of play in° the first period. Howick recovered quickly and scored four goals in the space of 10 minutes. Ryan Gallaher scored his first goal of the night unassisted with a wrap around from behind the net. Steven Winkel scored from the slot area after taking a pass from Philip Livermore. Andrew Weber also assisted. Chris Reichard scored the third goal on a hard slapshot after inter- cepting a clearing pass at the blue - line. Weber added the fourth mark- er on a fine three way passing play with Livermore and Winkel. Gallaher registered his hat -trick by scoring two second period goals. The first was on a backhand shot to the corner after Sheldon Dinsmore and Reichard set up the play. The second goal came on a Howick power play when Gallaher banged home a rebound off Kyle Wheeler's hard shot. Brian Zabel scored Har- riston's lone goal of the period. The teams each scored once in the third frame. Gallaher scored his fourth with Dinsmore and Wheeler assisting. Ryan Morrison beat Feld skov for Harriston's third goal of the evening. Harriston now has a 2-1 series lead in the best -of -five final. BANTAM BANTER High praises go the 4efenseman Darryl Johnson for Howick in the 7- 3 win as he was on the ice for all seven goals scored and none against. Good work Darryl.. Both teams have been hitting hard in the series, but not always cleanly, as a combined total of 60 penalties have been called in the three games. The Howick coaching staff feels they must reduce their total of 37 if they are going to win the series. }• il � '..-�." , , ✓i 'u1/J(n• ,'./•" r d ' AT THE BALLPARK ^r r• „y j '3:•%.:•••••i $ •:`.' :; rrr; X/rfC`i. By Pete Quennell The Blue Jays are in Florida get- ting ready for the upcoming season and the Wmgham Minor Ball Asso- ciation is getting ready as well. Minor ball registration for all age groups will be held upstairs at the Lockridge Memorial Arena on the following dates: Thursday, March 30, from 7 to 9 p.m. and Saturday, April 1, (no fooling) from 10 a.m. to 12 noon. Registration costs will remain the same as last year. They are in need of coaches for some teams, as well as two or three people who would be willing to sit on the executive. For further information, please contact Andy McBride at 357-1315. For ball park bookings, please contact me, Pete Quennell, at 357- 1317. Wingham 357-2636 Goole 335-3525 Insurance - All types. Homes, business, auto;farm, life Water Wednesday, March 29 to Tuesday, Apra 4, 1989 Wed. Mar. 29 Thurs. Mar. 30 Fri. Mar. 31 Sat. April 1 Mon. April 3 Tues. April 4 Blood Donor Clinic at F. E. Madill S.S., 1,2 non to 4 p.m. and 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. Wingham Minor Ball Registration, Wingham Are- na, 7 - 9 p.m., all age groups. Roast Beef Luncheon, St. Stephen's Anglican Church, Gorrie at 11:45 a.m. Wingham and District Hospital Board, of Governors Meeting, 8 p.m., hospital board room. Dessert Euchre, Wingham Town Hall, 1:30 p.m., sponsored by Rebekah Lodge. Everyone welcome. Wingham Minor Ball Registration, Wingham Are- na, 10 a.m. to 12 noon, all age groups.. "Thin Ice" Hockey Musical, Blyth Festival, 8 p.m. Wingham & District Snowmobile Club Landown- ers Dance, Wingham Legion, 9-1, lunch provided. Wingham Town Council, Council Chamber, 7 p.m. Shoot Party, Wingham Legion, 8 p.m. Everyone welcome. Wingham Country Curlers Annual Euchre & Awards Night, 7:30 p.m., Wingham Golf & Curling Club, ladies please bring lunch. Turnberry Township Council Meeting, 7:30 p.m., Bluevale. Morris Township Cpt.uicil,. 7:30 :p.m., ::Township Muni i pi,Build*. , • : i e ,.. CONESTOGA COLLEGE - CONTINUING EDUCATION COMES TO YOU! Your Conestoga College Wingham Local Contact Committee wold appreciate your help in planning_the educate plete the questionnaire below and return it to us by April 7, 1989 (Please refer to the return instructions bad Listed below are some general areas of adult education. Please check (✓) those that interest you. Small Business/Communication Skills/Occupat$onal Training a) Courses which provide skilisv in understanding and expressing ideas: ( ) Human Relations ( )'Time Management ( ) Other b) Courses to develop knowledge and skills required for employment ( ) Bookkeeping ( ) Typing Computer Programming Computer Fundamentals Other Part -Time Certificate Programs ( ) Health Care Aide ( ) Home Day Care Provider ( ) Quality Assurance Program ( ) Other Conversational Languages/Academic Upgrading to Level IV (Grade 12) French Mathematics ( ) Spanish Japanese ( ) Chemistry Biology ( ) Physics Other Arts, Crafts and Leisure Activities (Photography ( ) Flower Arranging ( ) Other PLEASE RETURN YOUR QUESTIONNAIRE BY APRIL 7,1989 EITHER BY MAIL OR IN PERSON TO: TOWN CLERK'S OFFICE WINGHAM, ONTARIO NOG 2W0 ATTENTION CONESTOGA COLLEGE LOCAL CONTACT COMMITTEE Thank you, Mary Lou Bourne Rita Rice Bowers Mary Campbell Sallie Lawton Joan Middleton Rev. J. Rea Grant Lee A. Grove Ross Hamilton Ann Murphy Rosemary Rognvaldson VolurLo. al Contact Committee Atex Irvin Beverly Jeffray Marilyn Kopas . Leslie Marxheimer • Horne Improvement ( ) Furniture Refinishing ( ) Conquering Clutter Practical Decorating ( ) Landscaping Other li Recreation/Health Courses ( ) Holistic Health ( ) Basic Massage ( ) Social Dancing ( ) Taoist Tai Chi )Palliative Care ( ) Alzheimer's Disease Other Personal/Family Development ( ) Personal Finances ( ) Retirement Planning ( ) Parenting Courses ( ) Assertiveness Training ( ) Other What courses would you like to see offered in the Wingham area? What time of day would you prefer courses to be offered ( ) morning ( ) afternoon ( ) evening ( ) weekends NOTE: This is not an application form. If you wish to be informed when courses of interest to you are being offered, please complete the informa- tion below. Name• Address: Postal Code Telephone Conestoga College 1