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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1995-02-01, Page 7WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1,1995 HORSESHOES Stinday, Jan. 22 Dan Stacey and Brian Metcalfe were fust in the single round 30 - point game horseshoes competition at the Wingham Sportsmen's Club in Jan. 22. They had three -wins and Were +22. Dave Golley and Barry D'Arcey were second with two wins and .t49. Doug Vanderwoude and Barry Hogg were third with two wins and +29. Fourth place went to Grant Day and Wayne Wilkinson with two wins and +16. Bob Thompson and Andy Ste. Marie were fifth with one win and +68: In an inter -town tournament on Saturday, Jan. 21, the Kahki Club of Kitchener scored 23 wins with Wingharn getting 22 wins. Thursday, Jan. 26 'A'.D vision Rick Bross and Jack Arnold were first in the double round 40 -point gain 'A' division of the Wingharn Sportsmen Club's horseshoes compe- tition on Jan. 26. They had five wins and were +22. Skip Rogers and Harold Carter were second with four wins and +70. Third place went to Bernie Bender and Eric Hewitt with two wins and +121. Al MacKenzie and Syd Law- son were fourth with one win and +125. 'B' Division Glen Casemore and Wilf Towns were first in the single round 40 - point game 'B' division with five wins. Lynn Hewitt and Tim Bross were runners-up with four wins and +25. Hank Carter and Bob Burr were third with three wins and +50. Archie Wieler and Peter DeGroot were fourth with one win and +107. Don Carter and Bob •Gavreluk took fifth .spot with one win and +101. Doug Hinsperger and Tim Batte were sixth with one win.and +94. Lions Club Midgets settle for tie against Durhani The Wingham Lions Club Mid- Durham tied it halfway through gets had to settle for a 4-4 draw in the first, but Johnston's first goal the opening game of their OMHA with 5:26 left restored Wingham's first round playoff game in Dur- one goal advantage. Jeff King and ham last Thursday. . • Joel Pegg picked up assists. Dur - Josh Johnston's two -goal perfor- ham scored again, a short-handed mance led the Midgets on offence marker with 3:13 left, to close out — but a last-minute, power play the first period even at two. goal by Durham forced the game Durham scored the only goal of into 10 minutes of overtime, the second period, connecting with which decided nothing. The series 6:35 remaining, to take a 3-2 lead now becomes a four -pointer — the into the third period. first team to four points wins — Johnston tied the 'game at three and each team has one point. a couple of minutes into the third Wingham's Aaron Collies period. Steve Mowbray and King opened the scoring just past the each picked up their second help - first minute mark in the opening ers of the game on the tying mark - frame. Kevin Love and Bantam er. , call-up Steve Mowbray collected About three minutes later, Todd assists. Saturday morning (Saturday, Jan. 21) High Singles: Girls -Ashley Wilson, 114. Boys - Brian King, 164. High Doubles: Girls - Ashley Wil- son, 22L. Boys - Brian King, 285. 100+ Games: Girls - Ashley Wilson, 114, 107; Caitlin Carson. 109; Meg- an Bushell, 111; Carly Sangster, 105. Boys - Greg Willits, 113; Sean Bm- p!'' ;1;54: $mart. ig,,164, 121; Eric Skala,.,1($. �141;'Brett Skwt, 109, 110•; fon ytock, 105; Tinuny Barfoot, 104, 120; Chad Carter, 142. Wescast Novices win four Friday evening (Friday, Jan 20) High Singles: Girls - Bantam, Krys- tal Kraemer, 149; Junior, Julie Mot- taf, 207; Senior Sherri Voisin, 177. Boys - Bantam, Chad Skinn, 152; Junior, Garrett Yorke, 206; Senior, Jeremy Hickey, 245. High Doubles/Triples: Girls - Ban- tam, Krystal Kraemer, 233 (double); Junior, Julie Moffat, 535 (triple); Senior, Sherri Voisin, 504 (triple). Boys - Bantam, Chad 'Skins, 270 (double); Junior; Andrew Scammell, Lucas Carson, 433 (triples); Senior, Jeremy Hickey, 655 (triple). 150+ Games: Girls - Tamara Krebs, 164; Sherri Voisin, 152, 175; Nora - Voisin, 166; Julie Moffat, 178, 150. Boys - Jeremy Guptill, 153; Jordan Rhodes, 154; Andrew Scammell, 168, 161; Jeremy Hickey, 104, 106; Trevor Hickey, 176; Ryan Wickens, 159; Sandy Guptill, 169; Shawn King, 180, 173, 163; Jim Black, 170; Lucas Carson, 164; Garrett Yorke, 175. Bantams 100+ Games: Chad Skinn, 118; Robbie Hall, 119; August Voi- sin, 126, 107; Justin Sewers, 108. The Wingham Wescast Indus- tries Novice Bs played four games in„a week, winning all four. Nick Henderson posted the shut out on Saturday as Wingham blanked Lucknow 7-0. Brittany Campbell tallied three goals for Wingham with Jason Thompson getting one goal and three assists. Evan Zinn and Adam MacDonald had one goal and one assist each with Matt Rozendal netting a single goal. John King and Mia Bieman re- ceived two assists each with An- thony Roberts picking up a single helper. In a game played in Ripley on Friday, Thompson scored four goals and added an assist Wing - ham skated to a 9-2 decision. Rozendal had two goals and two assists with Campbell netting - a pair of goals. King contributed a goal and an assist with single help- • ers, being collected by Roberts, MacDonald and Bruce McGrail. Shea Armstrong and Tyson Pol- lock scored for Ripley. MacDonald scored three goals on Jan. 23 as Wingham blanked Lucknow 6-0. Nick Henderson re- corded the shut out. Thompson had a goal and an as- sist with single markers being net- ted by Zinn, ., Thompson and ' Campbell. Bieman and Josh Hick- ey received single assists. Henderson recorded the shut out on Jan. 21 as Wingham blanked • Teeswater 7-0. Rozendal and Campbell, each had two goals and an assist for Wingham. Andrew Glassier and Thompson had one goal and one assist with MacDonald chipping in with a goal. Brad' Carter earned a pair of assists with King and Rob- erts earning single helpers. Edgar connected on a play set-up by Love and Coultes, to put Wing - ham back in front 4-3. The Dur- ham club wasn't done yet. Wing - ham's King was called for tripping with 44 seconds left in the game. Seven seconds later, Durham scored the tying goal, forcing the game into overtime. The 10 -minute overtime period didn't resolve anything, so both teams came out of the series open- er with one point. Wingham won the coin toss, so games two and three will be played at the Lockridge Memorial Arena. Game two was played last night, with game three going Sun- day at 9 p.m. Teeswater Bantams win Optimist Atoms TEESWATER - Teeswater Ban- will be played Sunday in Teeswa- tams took a 2-1 first period lead in terDore, Jonathan Zettler, the first game of the OMI -1A Ban -Darryl tam DD playdown series against and Jason Wall had one goal and Chesley on Monday. one assist each to lead the Teeswa- ter offence. Single markers were added by Shayne Dolgos, and Adam Ireland. Brad Dent and Matt Smith picked up two assists each with netminder Tom Collins earn- ing a single helper. Teeswater took six of the 11 mi- nor penalties assessed in the game with Teeswater taking the lone misconduct. Teeswater added a single mark- er in the second period and added two unanswered third period goals to claim a 5-1 decision in the gameplayed at the Teeswater- Culross Community Centre. Game two in the best three of five series will be played tomor- row in Chesley. The third game The Wingham Optimist Atoms concluded the regular season last Tuesday with a 6-2 decision over Clinton at the Lockridge Memorial Arena in Wingham, Craig Marks had two goals and an assist for Wingham with Jamie Chester, Kent McPherson and Jake Henderson each had one goal and one assist. Curtis Knight con- tributed one goal for the Atoms . with Matt Dinning picking up a pair of assists. Single helpers were earned by Jarred Riley and Shawn Walker. Zane Davies posted the victory in the Wingham net. Bart Lavis and Aaron" Lobb were the goal scorers for Clinton. Wingharn plays Durham at 4:30 p.m. Sunday in the first game of the best three of five playoff se- ries. Teeswater Atoms victorious TEESWATER - Mark Beitz's goal goals for Teeswater with Matt at 2:26 of the third period, Mon- Collins picking up three assists. day evening, carried the Teeswater Eric Camm and Peitz scored sin - Atoms to a 4-3 decision over Pais- gle markers with Torn Whytock, -- ley in the opening game of their Jason Hart, and Jason Dent receiv- OMHA Atom DD playdown se- ing one assist each, ries.' Getting the markers for Paisley Paisley held a 2-1 advantage af- . were Brent Alexander, Matt Saw - ter the first period with the teams yer, and'Tyler McTeer. tied at 3-3 after two periods of Josh Alexander posted the vic- play in the game .played ,at the tory in goal for Teeswater. Teeswater-Culross Community miTeesnor atter tooies k seveneof met 13 Centre. e Clare Pellett scored a pair of contest. 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Parents are required to bring • the Baptismal Certificate, Birth Certificate and Immunization Record Card of the child you intend to register. Parents should contact the school in which you intend to register your child for'an appointment prior to the registration date to obtain registration information/material that should be completed at home and brought to the registration meeting. The locations for Kindergarten classes will be as follows: St. Mary's School (HESSON) . Adrian Pontsioen, Principal R R 4 Listowel 595 - 8929 St. Joseph's School (KINGSBRIDGE) Mike Boniface, Principal R R 3 Goderich. 529 - 7646 St. Columban School Ed Cappelli, Principal . R R 2 Dublin 345 - 2086 Our Lady of Mount Carmel School Dave Sharpe, Principal R R 3 Dashwood 237 - 3.337 St. Joseph's School Dennis Mackey, Principal 169 Beech St., Clinton 482 - 7035 - Precious Blood School ` Sandy McQuillan, Principal Sanders St. W., Exeter 235 - 1691 St.,Mary' s School Fran Craig, Principal 70 Bennett St. E., Goderich 524 - 9901 St. James School Jim McDade, Principal Chalk St., Seaforth 527 - 0321 Jeanne Suave School ► St. Patrick's School, Kinkora Don Farwell,get.Stratfordal Paul Nicleel, Principal 8 Grange 3396t., Stratford R R 1 Sebringville 273 393 - 5580 Parents who expect that their child will enroll in the optional French Immersion Program in Grade 1, in future years, have the option of enrollment for Junior/Senior Kindergarten at either their local Catholic School or the French Immersion Centre (St. Mary's School, Goderich or Jeanne Suave School, Stratford) at which they expect to enroll their child for a French immersion program. L. Martin - - J. S. Brown, M.A., Ed. D., Chairperson of the Board Director of Education Sacred Heart School Jim Steffler, Principal Cornyn St.. Wingham 357 - 1090 St. Boniface School Laurie Kraftcheck, Principal Mary St., Zurich 236 - 4335 St. Ambrose School Gary Birmingham, Principal 181 Louise St., Stratford .+ 271 - 7544 St. Joseph's School Mike Dewan, Principal 363 St. Vincent St., Stratford 271 - 3574 St. Aloysius School Mike, Dewan, Principal 228 Avondale Ave, Stratford 271 - 3636 Holy Name of Mary School Joe MacDonald, Principal 161 Peel St., St. Marys 284 - 2170