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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1995-01-11, Page 8171Ei Ni1M4DMANCE'rINEs Two rinks advanceMOM NM to regional playdowns Belgrave Snowmobile tours; fre 2d01� 41995 The Ruby Whits rink from M.eaford.. and the Pat Sam four- some from Wiarton will represent Zone 11 at the Ontario Ladies Curling Association Diamond sen- ior playdowns next week in Elora. The White rink of.,,fad Helen Weaver, second. Norma Young, third Marie Hare and skip White won the 'A' final of the zone play - downs held last Tuesday at the Teeswater Curling Club. The Mca- ford rink downed the Wiarton rink 6-4. The Sam foursome of lead Joyce Brown, second Florence Pa- ton, third Joyce Weir, and skip Sam won the 'B' final by getting past the Jean Cobean foursome from Port Elgin, 104 in nine ends. The Wiarton rink defeated the Port Elgin foursome 10-5 in the first draw of the zone playdowns. The regional playdowns will be held Jan. 16 to 19 at Elora. Intermediates post first season victo The Wingham Intermediate girls hockey team posted its first win of the season on Dec. 29. Paced by thc two -goal, one - assist effort of Heidi Meier, the In- termediates downed St. Thomas 6- 4 in the Stratford Minor Girls Hockey Tournament, played in Monkton. The win qualified thc Wingham team for the consolation final. De- spite losing 6-0 to an older and more experienced Stephen Town- ship tcam, the local girls played hard for the entire game. Courtney Zinn also scored for Wingham with Lindsay DeVos, Bethany Lindsay and Sherri Rob- inson chipping in with their first goals of the year. Tabitha Lindsay and Lauren Pander picked up two assists each with single helpers be- ing received by Julie Woodley and ,Tcrri-Lynne Schcil. • Charity Duckworth scored a pair of goals for St. Thomas with single markers added ..by Amy Dolisman, and Lori Shoupe. • Cindy Freiburgcr was in goal for the Wingham Intermediates.. Katie Pettigrew was the winner of a draw for a hockey stick. IDA Atoms post two road victories Wingham IDA Atom Bs posted two road victories in recent WOAA Local League play. Shawn Walker had two goals and a pair of assists last Tuesday as Wingham shut out Teeswatcr 7- 0 in a game played at the Tecswa- tet-Culross Community Centre. . John Haines tallied a pair of goals with Jeff Lindsay and Derck Marks getting one goal and one assist each. Shawn Vaughn con- tributed one goal to the win. Sin- gle assists were received by Kyle Hodgins, Barry Skinn, Mark Chip - pa, and Brett Coulthard.' Walker scored two goals and earned an assist on Dec. 28, as the Atom Bs downed SL Marys 5-1. Marks had one goal and two as- sists with Ryan Spaling chipping in with a goal and an assist.Lind- sayhad one goal. David Baldwin was the lone goal getter for St. Marys. Atoms and magic capture imagination play to draw wit Monkton If the magic and the freedom of hsnowmobiling captures your imag- ination, then perhaps you're con- templating a vacation tour in On- tario this winter: But maybe you don't know where to start or how to plan it. Here's the scoop. For general winter tourism and event information, make your first call to 1 -800 -Ontario (toll free). This Ministry of Culture, Tourism & Recreation information line can answer your basic questions and provide you with guides to places, lodgings and events to help narrow your options. Then call Ontario's Snow- mobiling Hot Line, I -800 -263 - SLED (toll free) for snowmobiling information and brochures on your areas of interest. It helps if you have one or two specific destina- tions and a holiday timetable al- ready in mind. Don't overlook your home region in this search. After all. some of the hest trails and tours might be in your own backyard. Be sure to ask for a "1995 TOP Trail Map as a tour planner. Finalize your destination by call- ing the appropriate regional tour- ism office at the phone number list- ed on their brochure to verify details and ask for more in- formation. Then call the Ontario ' Federation of Snowmobile Chlbs (OFSC) at 705/739-7669 and ask for the names and phone numbers of the local snowmobile clubs. Don't he afraid to call the club con- tact to ask area specific questions, snow and trail conditions, staging areas, trail connections and for lo- cal maps. Based on your research, de-, ' cisions and flexibility, either make advance reservations or simply take a list of probable lodgings and restaurants with you to play it by ear as you snowmobile. But•, I'd advise calling ahead each morning to make reservations for that night as many locations are becoming too busy 'for ride -in trade. Ask at each overnight stop about the next. day's proposed route to determine if your plans, distances, fuel 'stops and arrival times are realistic. Theinformation gathering pro- cess should make you a knowl- • edgeable, prepared, confident and The Beigravc Atoms travelled to Monkton on Dec. 31 and played the home team to a 2-2 draw. All the scoring was done in the second period. Chad Cook scored both goals for Belgrave with Ken McCracken picking up a pair of assists and Matt Bromley earning a single helper. Justin Campbell was playing goal.. for Belgrave for the first time. The Atoms competed in the Hensall -tournament and played two St. -Marys teams. Belgrave went up against the St. Marys Flames on Dec. 27 and scored a 7- 4 victory. Belgrave trailed 2-1 after the first period but were ahead 6-3 go- ing into the final period. Justin Campbell had, two goals and a pair of assists for Belgrave with Cook and Nathan Spivey each getting two goals and one as- sist. McCracken added a single marker with Paul Walker and Bromley recieivng one assist apiece. The next game for the Belgrave, Atoms was against St. Marys Jets, with the Jets skating to a 6-3 victo- ry. Cook had two goals for Bel- grave with Justin Campbell getting a goal and two assists. Devin - Moffatt received one assist. Travis Campbell was the Bel - grave goaltender. Beigravc then went up against the SL Marys 'Flames again on Dec. 30, and scored a 4.1 deci- sion. Belgrave scored thcir goals in the sccond period with the Flames getting one back in the third .period Justin Campbell, McCracken, Cook and Garreu Knight scored • for Belgrave. Justin Campbell add- ed an assist The Belgrave Atoms were in Hensall on Dec,; 24, for a league' gamc, and fell 4-3 to the home team. The teams were scoreless af- ter the first and even at 1-1 after two periods. Justin Campbell scored two goals and added an assist for Bel - grave with Cook getting a goal and two assists. Jim Wray earned a single assist. The Intrepid Snowmobiler CRAIG NICHOLSON relaxed rider. But what if you're .,. still uncomfortable setting out on your own? Maybe you just don't want the hassle of trying to do it yourself. Perhaps your plans in- clude family. Or what if you're a novice wanting to try your first snowmobiling holiday? There are several good options. Resorts Ontario. (I -800-363- 7227, toll free) has a dandy bro- chure listing resorts specializing in snowmobiling holidays. In addi- tion to full service facilities and amenities, these properties can of- ten arrange rental sheds and gear, guides and tours. By riding out of one central location each day; you have access to new trails and all the comforts of home too. Alternately, "package" tours are available whereby any number of establishments on a trail system get together to market themselves as a group.. Usually based on a circle tour (starting and ending in the same place), two with brochures are: 'Round Algonquin Park (RAP), pontact 613/756-2324 or Vall6y SnowTour, contact 613/756- 2646. Depending on your time, each tour can last anywhere from three to seven days. You're on your own during the day's ride, but with res- ervations, are expected each night at participating lodgings en route. For the more adventurous, there's a unique, three day experience called "Getting Back" (705/569-2933) that 'combines snowmobiling, wild- erness and survival training and first class accommodation.. But sometimes, you want to be waited on hand and foot. If so, then you should call one of On= tario's many first-rate snowmobile tour companies.. Each offers three to eight day all-inclusive guided 'tours, complete with.meals, lodg- ings and luggage -carrying support DID YOU KNOW.:. • • A by-law was passed to define the duties of the Chief Constable of the town in 1905. "The Chief Constable besides performing duties'.. of sanitary inspector, caretaker of the'town hall, captain of the fire brigade, caretaker of the waterworks and fire protection apparatus; fire inspector. bread inspector, weigh clerk, street inspector, shall be tax collector. including collection'of dog tax. poll tax, license.. fees imposed by by-law and ail hall rents due the corporation. As chief constable he shall perform all the duties of a peace officer within the municipality and shall enforce all by-laws of the town and prosecute all the infringements thereof," ENJOY YOUR .HERITAGE... VISIT THE WINGHAM & DISTRICT MUSEUM vehicles for one fixed price. Sim- ilar in concept to Caribbean packed holidays, you are usually re- sponsible for your drinks, gas, sled and repairs, personal gear and trail permits. Sometimes getting there is included, sometimes not. Call for a listing tour options and also ask for references - names and phone numbers of previous happy campers. Most operators will also organize custom tours on request. Here's who to contact: Come Play in The Snow, 705/865-3176; C Mac Snowtours, I-800-225-4258 (toil free); Ontario Snowcruises, 905/473-9553; Snowmobile Tours unlimited, 705/436-4537; Snow- scape Venture Tours, 705/523- 2633. As you can see, there are lots of ways to put yourself on the snow this winter. And if all else fails, call a friend with a winterized cot- tage and mooch a free weekend. Until next time, happy trails and re- member: Sled Smart - Ride Safe. Ride Sober. For information on lo-, cal snowmobiling, Snowaramas and clubs, contact the Ontario Fed- eration of Snowmobile Clubs (OFSC) at 705/739-7669. To plan your Ontario tour, call 1 -800 -236 - SLED. BRAY LODGE Retirement Horne Downtown Wingham •No srep� to enter building ®Elevator chair to 2nd, level All care included Very reasonable prices \WINGHAM • 357- 4084 , JVfcCreery ?auto Wf ers USED CARS & TRUCKS CAR & TRUCK PARTS OPEN: Mon. -Fri., 8 a.m.- 6 p.m. Saturday, 8 a.m. - 12 p.m. R.R.tf2 Wroxeter, Ont. NOG 2X0 Highway 86, 9 miles west of Listowel Listowel 291-4159 Gorrie 335-3314 IIAttention Advertisers "It's For You. The 1995 Edition of the Wingham Advance -Times Phone Book will be arriving soon, Now is the time to get your high visibility spot in the most used publication. in the ara. To Book your spot in the Phone book call Norma or Audrey: Phone: 357-2320 Fax:357 2900 Or Drop in to our office 5 Diagonal Road Wingham Ontario NOG 2W0 ebt inin a 4flCi!im ... 17 • ;. l 1 2 3 ill P 6 ra 8 9 10 f... 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 NI 18 19 111 •-• 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 CLUES ACROSS CLUES. DOWN I. Restrain 1. Moderately cold 3. Wheeze 2. Yap 5 Incite 3. Rank 7. Arranged 4. 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Then call Ontario's Snow- mobiling Hot Line, I -800 -263 - SLED (toll free) for snowmobiling information and brochures on your areas of interest. It helps if you have one or two specific destina- tions and a holiday timetable al- ready in mind. Don't overlook your home region in this search. After all. some of the hest trails and tours might be in your own backyard. Be sure to ask for a "1995 TOP Trail Map as a tour planner. Finalize your destination by call- ing the appropriate regional tour- ism office at the phone number list- ed on their brochure to verify details and ask for more in- formation. Then call the Ontario ' Federation of Snowmobile Chlbs (OFSC) at 705/739-7669 and ask for the names and phone numbers of the local snowmobile clubs. Don't he afraid to call the club con- tact to ask area specific questions, snow and trail conditions, staging areas, trail connections and for lo- cal maps. Based on your research, de-, ' cisions and flexibility, either make advance reservations or simply take a list of probable lodgings and restaurants with you to play it by ear as you snowmobile. But•, I'd advise calling ahead each morning to make reservations for that night as many locations are becoming too busy 'for ride -in trade. Ask at each overnight stop about the next. day's proposed route to determine if your plans, distances, fuel 'stops and arrival times are realistic. Theinformation gathering pro- cess should make you a knowl- • edgeable, prepared, confident and The Beigravc Atoms travelled to Monkton on Dec. 31 and played the home team to a 2-2 draw. All the scoring was done in the second period. Chad Cook scored both goals for Belgrave with Ken McCracken picking up a pair of assists and Matt Bromley earning a single helper. Justin Campbell was playing goal.. for Belgrave for the first time. The Atoms competed in the Hensall -tournament and played two St. -Marys teams. Belgrave went up against the St. Marys Flames on Dec. 27 and scored a 7- 4 victory. Belgrave trailed 2-1 after the first period but were ahead 6-3 go- ing into the final period. Justin Campbell had, two goals and a pair of assists for Belgrave with Cook and Nathan Spivey each getting two goals and one as- sist. McCracken added a single marker with Paul Walker and Bromley recieivng one assist apiece. The next game for the Belgrave, Atoms was against St. Marys Jets, with the Jets skating to a 6-3 victo- ry. Cook had two goals for Bel- grave with Justin Campbell getting a goal and two assists. Devin - Moffatt received one assist. Travis Campbell was the Bel - grave goaltender. Beigravc then went up against the SL Marys 'Flames again on Dec. 30, and scored a 4.1 deci- sion. Belgrave scored thcir goals in the sccond period with the Flames getting one back in the third .period Justin Campbell, McCracken, Cook and Garreu Knight scored • for Belgrave. Justin Campbell add- ed an assist The Belgrave Atoms were in Hensall on Dec,; 24, for a league' gamc, and fell 4-3 to the home team. The teams were scoreless af- ter the first and even at 1-1 after two periods. Justin Campbell scored two goals and added an assist for Bel - grave with Cook getting a goal and two assists. Jim Wray earned a single assist. The Intrepid Snowmobiler CRAIG NICHOLSON relaxed rider. But what if you're .,. still uncomfortable setting out on your own? Maybe you just don't want the hassle of trying to do it yourself. Perhaps your plans in- clude family. Or what if you're a novice wanting to try your first snowmobiling holiday? There are several good options. Resorts Ontario. (I -800-363- 7227, toll free) has a dandy bro- chure listing resorts specializing in snowmobiling holidays. In addi- tion to full service facilities and amenities, these properties can of- ten arrange rental sheds and gear, guides and tours. By riding out of one central location each day; you have access to new trails and all the comforts of home too. Alternately, "package" tours are available whereby any number of establishments on a trail system get together to market themselves as a group.. Usually based on a circle tour (starting and ending in the same place), two with brochures are: 'Round Algonquin Park (RAP), pontact 613/756-2324 or Vall6y SnowTour, contact 613/756- 2646. Depending on your time, each tour can last anywhere from three to seven days. You're on your own during the day's ride, but with res- ervations, are expected each night at participating lodgings en route. For the more adventurous, there's a unique, three day experience called "Getting Back" (705/569-2933) that 'combines snowmobiling, wild- erness and survival training and first class accommodation.. But sometimes, you want to be waited on hand and foot. If so, then you should call one of On= tario's many first-rate snowmobile tour companies.. Each offers three to eight day all-inclusive guided 'tours, complete with.meals, lodg- ings and luggage -carrying support DID YOU KNOW.:. • • A by-law was passed to define the duties of the Chief Constable of the town in 1905. "The Chief Constable besides performing duties'.. of sanitary inspector, caretaker of the'town hall, captain of the fire brigade, caretaker of the waterworks and fire protection apparatus; fire inspector. bread inspector, weigh clerk, street inspector, shall be tax collector. including collection'of dog tax. poll tax, license.. fees imposed by by-law and ail hall rents due the corporation. As chief constable he shall perform all the duties of a peace officer within the municipality and shall enforce all by-laws of the town and prosecute all the infringements thereof," ENJOY YOUR .HERITAGE... VISIT THE WINGHAM & DISTRICT MUSEUM vehicles for one fixed price. Sim- ilar in concept to Caribbean packed holidays, you are usually re- sponsible for your drinks, gas, sled and repairs, personal gear and trail permits. Sometimes getting there is included, sometimes not. Call for a listing tour options and also ask for references - names and phone numbers of previous happy campers. Most operators will also organize custom tours on request. Here's who to contact: Come Play in The Snow, 705/865-3176; C Mac Snowtours, I-800-225-4258 (toil free); Ontario Snowcruises, 905/473-9553; Snowmobile Tours unlimited, 705/436-4537; Snow- scape Venture Tours, 705/523- 2633. As you can see, there are lots of ways to put yourself on the snow this winter. And if all else fails, call a friend with a winterized cot- tage and mooch a free weekend. Until next time, happy trails and re- member: Sled Smart - Ride Safe. Ride Sober. For information on lo-, cal snowmobiling, Snowaramas and clubs, contact the Ontario Fed- eration of Snowmobile Clubs (OFSC) at 705/739-7669. To plan your Ontario tour, call 1 -800 -236 - SLED. BRAY LODGE Retirement Horne Downtown Wingham •No srep� to enter building ®Elevator chair to 2nd, level All care included Very reasonable prices \WINGHAM • 357- 4084 , JVfcCreery ?auto Wf ers USED CARS & TRUCKS CAR & TRUCK PARTS OPEN: Mon. -Fri., 8 a.m.- 6 p.m. Saturday, 8 a.m. - 12 p.m. R.R.tf2 Wroxeter, Ont. NOG 2X0 Highway 86, 9 miles west of Listowel Listowel 291-4159 Gorrie 335-3314 IIAttention Advertisers "It's For You. The 1995 Edition of the Wingham Advance -Times Phone Book will be arriving soon, Now is the time to get your high visibility spot in the most used publication. in the ara. To Book your spot in the Phone book call Norma or Audrey: Phone: 357-2320 Fax:357 2900 Or Drop in to our office 5 Diagonal Road Wingham Ontario NOG 2W0 ebt inin a 4flCi!im ... 17 • ;. l