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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1989-12-12, Page 181 NEW YEAWS EVE DANCE at the Community Centre . Brussels Dancing 9 to 1 1100 per person AcivOrice tickets only! - Contact: Steve Coulter 8879289 Sponsored by Brussels Jr. C. Hockey Club • r.4".""AtOracr..,4-474:14. rvart-4.. str....rrlik Am. LOG -CABIN BUILDING has occupied students at Sacred Heart School in Wingham recently as they shady the pioneers. Here Mar- cel Egli and Jason !Geist show off their handiwork. One T�r 950 within 40 miles Beg- $21.00 S &I Orie Year - over 40 n----------------- 11---Tes---------------------- Reg. $23.00 Special $21 5° One Year - outside Canada Reg. $50.00 SPecial $485° Yes onty 419.50 will buy a year long Christmas Off A cheery Christmas card will go out to' announce yew gift at Christmas time. This offer applies only on Gift Subscriptions to persons. subscriptions. outside your own household - either as new subscriptions or renewals of previous gift Prices in effect until December 22, 1969 sleaze send The AdranciftTintes to: HAW ADDRESS TOWN P.O. OX Neese send The ectveneeeeknee to: NAPAE eeriness TOWN P.O. SOX__ POSTAL -awe_ new _ POSTAL CODE_ • sift eenttelsteere-l'-`1 4 --T—L raft tard to limed: New Subscription 0 It -int3! F tiovi Subsoriptiors acoustical 0 r•-• TO TO ROM FROM Cash or cheque enclosed for Name ot Donor Address of Donor Town P.O. Phone Box_ Prov. Postal Code The Advance -Times P.O. Box 390, Wingham. NOG 2W0 .1 r r. The Wileittant irehettoec BantalMs receutly trounced their -Orals Milverton, by a COtint "of 114 WOAA league play. • The Kin Bantams platy well their wayvith the Milverton squid thonughout the, contest. Winghant hammere4 59 shoos at the vision goaltenders, while allowing just shots to get through to Andre Cion in the lArengliantnet. Ryan Gallaher and Derek Evers collected four points each on three goals and one assist, while M Greig was botany frustrated in efforts for the evening, directinz shots on the Mdverton goalies, well as hitting the goal posts three times. Milverton got on the scoreboard first with an turassistefd goal 50 sec onds into the first period. It too most of the opening frame for th Kin Bantams to get teritracIced. Cal laher evened the score at 10:30 assisted by Mike MacKay. Gallaher notched his second goal at 14:3 with Ryan Deyell drawing th assist. Second -period action saw Wing ham gain complete control of th game. MacKay scored at 2:45 fol lowing a quick clearing pass from Cord Welch to Jeff Olson in The cen- tre -ice area and then a crisp pass to MacKay breaking in on the right wing. From a face-off to the right of the Milverton goal, Gallaher won the draw cleanly to the left point where Welch slapped a long, low shot through the legs of the goalie. At 7:42, Jonathon Balzer banged in a rebound off a shot by Evers to put Wingham up 5-1. Milverton scored The power piff watt. mat big ?oh sevestAl quantri factor deter41.111/110 thq10074) gle 641Pid /11.3t get ee' .in _of the game by either 'squad. The *Intender. The Win team had three power- through several shoit- kid play oPPorivq1404; Thai worked dons, but gave up the puck well, setting up's, shooter penalty killing. '11•114314.',0 .t 44 54er China House PeeWees - are finalists at Teeswater me Tice Wi ngham Great China his House PeeWees are developingea six lose, win, lose paftern tourna- as assent .play this season. For the sec- ond time in as many tournament outings, the team made it to the consolation final, only to lose to _ some tough competition k They started off their play in e Teeswater !est weekend against _ Ayton. A 2-0 loss there shoved them into the consolation rankings. Both goals came on deflections in 3 this one --- the first off a Wingham e defender when the China House PeeWees had a man advantage . In the second game, they beat e Ludatow 3-1 to move into the con- _ solation final. Lucknow got the opener just 29 seconds into the game when Blair Bienian tapped one in from the corner of the crease off a shot from the point. Cluis Pat- - terson evened the score near the end of the first, -assisted by Mat Adams. In the second, Patterson got his second to give Wurgliam a 2-1 lead. Steve Anger and Aaron Coultes assisted on that one. Brandon Coultes scored the insurance marker late in tkie third period on a set-up from Eric Devell and Jamie MacKay Its last goal on a power play near the midway point the second peri- od. Deyell wristed a high shot past Milverton's beleaguered puck -stop- per with assists going to Brad Robinson and Kyle Wheeler. • Next Gallaher netted his hat - trick, assisted by Wheeler. At the 14:50 mark of the second, Evers started his trip for a hat trick with the assist going to Jonathon Lane. Wingham collected three more goals in the third. Olson scored from MacKay and then Evers scored two in 30 seconds, assisted by Balzer both times and Marc Poul gigal.In1"19# • majoe penalty teeemil- verion player for fighting and insti- gating a game misconduct. The Wingham player in question showed great restraint in receiving just a minor roughing penalty. • In separate action last week, Mitchell downed VT -Ingham 6-1. The Kinsmen Bantams went under to a cik ermined Mitchell club. This game was a much better match than the score would indicate. Rob Johnston played very well in net and the defence cleared the front of the net well and batted away loose pucks.. But it was one of those games when the Mitchell shooters were making perfect shots that were catching the corner or batwing off the posts into the net. Shots on goal were just about equal with Mitchell getting 37 shots to Wurgham's 36. First period action ended with the teams tied at one.. Wheeler slammed in the rraismen Bantams' lone marker; assisted by Lane. this game, but couldn't $t,4e dent the twine as often as the opportunities came u • ° In the 4.30ICISOL31/011 ihOtqreat - China House PeeWeetycame up against the host club, the PeeWees. And they cante twejl short with Teeswater rolling to a 9-1 The Teeswater club was really rolling in this game — especial* their top line of Kent Loheinger, Clues Fischer and Rob Binkley. That tine accounted for fiver*** nine • goals and the trio racked -up, 13 points among them. And *eyelid it at even strength, once shoftaleuided and once on thepower play., • -- As with their loss to Blyth, the Great China House club finally gOt on the scoreboard in the last** tne of the game. This time; Brandon Coultes broke the se eg ona power play with " and - ay assisting. The Great China House 'Peel/yea went head-to-head with somearea rep teams in this tournament 7- , and didn't fare too badly. Irefact, even the loss to Teesuraterhada41- ver lining in that it seemed to brin the guys to the ritalization*how good passing can tern into a lot of • The guys had lots of chances in plusses on the_seeteenare_ Lumber Kin••'. . I I ..4 to lead atop WIHL g s jump Last r. .y m: s action saw the Hodgins' L .ber Kings jump into first place in the Wingham Industrial Hockey League with a 7- 6 win over the Stainton Spitfires. Scoring for Hodgins' were Paul Brophy with two, Wayne "Sweep" Phlbbs and Ed Haines with singles and •M1kW'ss$0•01er Pig!rert.fotd r liSPIAISPA49;/§RitflIV.s 11.'4 e ArnY,SPiverand FAX-PlitK Bmphy netting singles. Last Thursday's action saw the Luinber Kings continue their roll with a decisive 5-1 romp over the Foundry Flyers. Scoring_for the Lumber Kings were Mark Foxton with time, adding to his league - leading total and Paul trophy and Dave Shaw added singles. Stuffing the muffin for the Flyers was Brent "Goodyear" Foxton. Late 'action had die Bridge Mus- tangs keeping their bid for top billing within mach, with a 5-2 win over the Spitfnes. Scoring for the Mustangs were Stan- -The Man" nqtciitiWarld rwent ,to Andy -RudrytOdn Alton and Kevin Green DougPurees was the lone sniper for the Spitfin3s as he slid two past the "Casual One" Bill McGrath, who returned home between the pipes for the Mustangs to show his stuff. YBC BOWLING "B" LEAGUE Jill Leachman rolled the high sin- gle in Bantam Girls' bowling Satur- day morning with a score of 115. Other "B" League high single bowlers were Pat Nalmans, Junior Girls, 140; Tyler Anger, Bantam Boys, 127; and Mack Baird, Junior Boys, with 120. High double scores were bowled by Heather de Vos, Bantam Girls Come and be part of the action! Sanctioned by the Ontario Curling Association CANADIAN FAMIERS CURLING a„.fteereel Meltdowns Oates 1 Russell Coding Club 2 Merman Octant; Club 3 Etobcaygson Curling Cub 4 'Eltvale Cutting Ciub 5 Nerwitheterrog Glob 6 Brantford God Countryauh 7 Altentordeurringekib 8 litnaluml Gott & Curling Club 9 Paaidand CourtsyCklb 11 12 January 7 December 11-12 Deeembere-16 January 2-4 Deoinnbar4-6 Decterntotr4-6 peon -4o g648 ClIAMPIONSHIP Ontario Provincial Championship Harriston Curling Club, January 19-21, 1990 Pre/duets andkw Cask Prizes to be awarded in al Visit your focal burting rink for mote informs!! • 'ee '•••••,ii°!••••• --------------- .- . • , „ • • with 189; Pat Neilmans, Junior Girls, 191; Jamie McCullum, Ban- tam Boys, 226; and Mark Baird, Junior Boys, 170. In team standings, Hillbilly Jim and Hercules are tied for first with 38 points each, followed by Jake the Snake with 29 points. Andre the Giant has 26, Million Dollar Men has 21 and Big John Stud, 13. • '‘-•2' "A" LEAGUE Murray Steffen picked up a score of 168 to win the Bantam high single Saturday in "A" Leagye action. Junior boys high singles scored by Jeremy Hitkey, also with 168. Shane Pegg was the high single recipient in Senior Boys with 207; Evelyn Matz, Bantam Girls, with 159 and Shannon Phillips, Junior Girls with 206. High triple scores went to Evelyn Matz, Bantam Cuts, with 418; Shan- non Phillips, curtior Girls, 523; Mur- ray Steffen, Bantam Boys, 425;leel Pegg, Junior boys, 437; and Shane Pegg, Senior Boys, 571. Arena News Tues., Dec. 12,9:30 to 10:30 agt, parent and tot skating; 10:30 to 11:30 a.m., adult skating;lonide annual Atom Silver Stiek tonitne- ment begins tonight at 6:30 p.tn., Kincardine vs. Mount Tvrest Add 7:45 p.m., Listowel vs. Prenteteek, Wed., Dec. 13,930 to 1100 aan., men's pick-uy hockey Thurs., Dec. 14, 9:30 to 10130 a.m., parent and tot skating; I�30 to 1120 a.m., adult skalinv 6 P Silver SticAc conthntes, SftfoA Part Elgin; 715 p.m., New Hambut too pit., vs. Elroa Logan; Fri., Dec. 141020 to 1120 tri, adult at1hg, Sit**. Stkk um4 6 p.m., lThftb p.m., opening cere Whigham Durham Vt. Clinton Sun., Dec. 17, plensMp garnet /AS ''•440 'r „