The Wingham Advance Times, 1995-03-01, Page 6THE WHIM ADYANCETIMES
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hand out
awards
Two members of the Wingham
Figure Skating Club were present-
ed with their Canadian Figure
Skating Association (CFSA) gold
level dances awards Saturday eve-
ning.
The awards which include 21
different steps were presented dur-
ing the club's 43rd annual skating
carnival held at the Lockridge Me-
morial, Arena.
Andrea McBride received her
gold level dance award from her
pro Fran McGregor and Shari
Mundell received her award from
pro Michelle Blake.
Three other awards were also
presented during the carnival. The
Marguerite Burrell Trophy for the
the most improved skater in or
above the junior bronze level 'was
presented to Jenni Kerr by carni-
val chairperson Donna Palmer.
The Jim Ward Trophy for the
most improved junior skater with
a pleasing personality went to Har-
mony Spivey and Tami Kerr, and
was presented by club vice-
president Bev McBride.
The Kinsmen Trophy for the
most improved skater at the nov-
ice level was presented to Nicole
Stewart by Kinsmen Club presi-
dent Allen McPhee.
Presentations were also made to
the club's amateur coaches. For
two 'years of coaching, WFSC
sweatshirts were awarded -to Mela-
nie Carter and Kimberly Schedler.
Receiving gift certificates from
the Lyceum Theatre were Janelle
Anderson, Amy Bushell, Jennifer
Bushell, Sheena Baker, Joanna
Evers, Shannon Edgar, Tanya
Good, Jacklyn Thompson, Denise
Knox, Jenni Kerr, Tami Kerr,
Elyse LaChance, Tammy Lo' e,
Cheryl McBride, C'iauttney
Schenk, Dana Shaw,,and`I armony
Spivey.
Pam Tiffinwas presented with a
gift of appreciation. for volunteer-
ing her ,time to assist with the jun-
ior skaters.,
Carnival
The Wingham Figure
Skating Club presented
their annual carnival last
weekend at the Lock -
ridge Memorial Arena.
Skaters of all ages per-
formed routines to music
with a "colorful" theme;
including Kermit the
Frog, 'centre left; Pink
Panther, top left, Elvis,
top right, James Bond's
Goldfinger, centre right,
and some good, down
home country, bottom.
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Cutting the Mustarci: Bulls gun do.wn.Bar.ns
For the first time in the history
of the Western Junior 'C' Hockey
League franchise, the Brussels
Bulls have eliminated the Hanover
Barons from the playoffs.
In five previous meetings, in -
chiding four in the league finals,
the Barons have got past the
Bulls#
The Bulls needed overtime Sun-
day evening% score a 6-5 deci-
sion over the Barons to win their
series three games to one, and ads
vance to the league championship
final against the Mount Forest?a-
triots.
After building up a 5-0 lead
Sunday, the Bulls had to go to
overtime to gain the victory. Goal -
tender Ryan Fisk turned aside 29
shots Friday evening as the Bulls
scored a 6-0 decision to take a two
games to one lead.
Goals by Kevin Bali, Tim Beyer
and Nate Bender gave the Bulls a
34 lead after the first period, Sun-
day. Ryan. 'Origin and Josh; Mex..
ander netted sokend period power
Play goals to give the Bulls a 54
advantage. •
Then the Barons made a come
back. Tyson Staples intercepted a
pass and scored a short handed
goal before the second period end-
ed. With 53 seconds Left in the
middle frame, Brussels' Brad Gibb
took a five-minute checking from
behind penalty.
In the third period. 'a pair of mi-
nor penalties put the Bulls two -
men down which resulted in pow-
er play ,marker by, Jason Bowes
and Mike. Sutherland Shawn Wld-
meyer and Bowes added goals late
in the period to even the score at
five and send the game into over-
time.
Four minutes into the 10 -minute
sudden -victory overtime session, a
pane of glass at the Brussels -
Morris -Grey Community Centre
came out and gave the teams an
added rest. Shortly after play re-
sumed Alexander passed the puck
to Sheldon Mustard, who split the
defence and scored the winning
marker on a break away. beating
Greg Ritchie. Jeff Cole started in
net for the Barons, but was re-
placed by Ritchie following the
fifth Bulls marker.
Ryan Fisk posted the win.
Goals by Gibb and Bender gave
the Bulls a 2-0 lead, Friday eve-
ning. Ball scored the lone second
period to give the Bulls a three
goal lead.
The Bulls put the game away in
the third period with goats by
Greg McNevan, Mustard, and
Ryan. Wright.
The best four of seven. champt
onship finals begins Friday in
Mount Forest, and; back in Brnsb
seta: on,Sunday fora party game,
Ironmen
put out
The Wingham Junior C Iron -
men were eliminated from fur-
ther play on February 21 by the
first place Mount Forest Patriots.
The third game' of the series
saw Mount Forest dominate the
Ironmenand amass a 9,.5 final.
The win completed the sweep of
the Ironmen.
The Ironmen will conduct
their annual team banquet in
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