HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1984-04-18, Page 12BRUNE a' - The Atoll
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Was sucfn1 in winning
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Tournament, - -.
Brussels" first game
Saturday morning against
Lucknow proYed the Sepoy.
Town boys were too much, as
they defeated Brussels 3-1.
Thee lone goal for Brussels
was scored by Greg Mulvey,
assisted by Brad Taylor.
Todd Rice .the, Brussels
goalie, made tome excellent
saves and was selected as
player of the game.
The boys. returned, Sunday
morning to set the stage for
three exciting games. Their
competition in the first game
was Dorchester, and
Brussels blanked the boys
from the Shamrock League
South 3-0.
Brett Lee scored the first
goal, assisted by Peter
McDonald. The second goal
came off the stick of Greg
Mulvey, assisted by Brian
McArter. In the final minute
of play, Brad Taylor scored
into an empty net to clinch
the Victory. McDonald was
chosen as player of the
game.
In the third game,
God wouldn't have
given us feel if he
didn't mean for us to
use them.
Walk.
IWAAOPa[I�1
ttalk :I hluek. Iod.a•. •
Brup8 AtR.-.elicounte?ed a '
. strggg.' eldb from Tiverton.
Four goals were scored in
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e; sees per od, Wit
Tiverton getting two and
Brussels replying with two.
—.Darren Johnston scored
his first of the*urnament,
unassisted. The hardworking
Jotylston''.elso got the second
goal, assisted by 'Mltivey.
This tet the stage for
sudden -death oy, ertime. A
persistent Johnston flashed
the red light 55 seconds into
the overtime period, assisted
by Mulvey, to put Brussels
into the finals. Johnston,
with . his hat trick, was
awarded player of the game.
In the consolation
championship game,
Brussels was pitted against a
t'amiliar nemesis: Elma-
Logan. These two teams
have met no fewer than 12
times this year and each
game was a crowd-pleaser.
Neither team was going to
let the crowd be disappointed
and at the end of regulation
time the score was tied 1-1
with the Brussels goal scored
by Greg Mulvey, assisted by
Darren Johnston.
In the opening seconds of
overtime, Brussels goalie
Todd Rice made an out-
standing save which brought
the roaring crowd to its feet.
At' 1:39, Brian McArter
flipped the puck to Mulvey,
who tucked it past the Elma-
Logan goalie to give
Brussels the championship.
Mulvey, with his two -goal
performance, was named
player of the game.
The Brussels Atoms and
management thank all the
parents and fans for their
support at the tournament.
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Family Tilf080me Tour-
nament 4ulnday, Winners ilt
the four diivisfQns were: Pee
Wee, Todd and- Joanne
Harrison with a total pintail
of 988; Bantam,. Becky and
Bob Sangster, 1,035; Junior,
Lori and Doug Tiffin, 1,077;
Senior, Michael and Verna
Haugh, 1,031. The zone finals
will be held May 27.
BANTAMS
c\ The Buttercups are the
playoff champs with 4,994
points, followed by the
Violets, 4,628, Carnations,
4,502, Roses, 4,080, the
Daffodils, 3,994, and the
Lilies, 3,741.
Lisa Chapman had the
girls' high single of 185 and
the high double of 277, while
Terry Thynne had the boys'
high single of 132 and the
high double was rolled by
Steven Double with a 225.
Other games of 90 and over
were rolled by : Kerri
Cleghorn 170; Kerri
McGrath 130, 113; Andrea
Plumb 106, 93; Lisa Chap-
man 92; Tammy Thynne 123;
Carrie Skinn 96; Kendra
Merkley 123, 92; Jennifer
Remington 130; Mark
Steffen 102; Aaron Chapman
98; Ivan Skinn 114; Steven
Double 114; Todd Harrison
-104, 108; Adam Deslauriers
112.
JR. BANTAMS
The Chickadees are the
playoff .champs with 7,042
points, followed by the
Bluejays with 6,612, the
Eagles with 6,477, the
Hawks, 5,049, the Cardinals
with 4,633.
Lori Tiffin had the girls'
high single of 195 and the
high double of 374. Michael
Lewis had . the boys' high
single of 188 and the high
double of 292.
Other games Of 130 and
over were rolled by : Jane
Bateson 173, 153; Lori Tiffin
179; Michelle MacDonald
137; Julie Henry 161; Sherry
Lynn Double 132; Kim Edgar
180; . Theresa... Kenyon 130,
166•,' -Rhonda Effglish -162,
171; Becky -Sangster 185, 146;
Denton Chambers 160; Kevin
Dekker 136; 'Keith Metcalfe
169; Robbie Harrison 158;
Billy McGrath, 163; Jeremy
Cameron 174; and Ryan
Deyell 154.
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NOW IN ITS SECOND BIG WEEK. PLAYING FROM FRI. TO THURS., APRIL 20 TO 26.
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1 ACCORPANI•ENT1
THIS IS THE STORY
OFA SMALL TOWN
THAT LOST ITS DREAMS,
AND A BIG -CITY KID
WHO BROUGHT
THEM BACK.
IWELD OVER_l
2nd SMASIi WEEK
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April 18, 1984—Page 11
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Jails ,are the playoff
I►ps With 7,517., points;
whelp the (;Berta had 8,213,
the Aleteth. 6,571, and the
Fall Guars vtith 5,703.
TainnmyCleghorn had the
junior gins' high single of 232
and the high triple of 545.
Sheri Walden had the senior
girls' high single off 244 and
the high triple of 657.
Dwight Chambers had the
junior boys' high single of 215
and the high triple of 502 was
rolled by Tim Lewis.
Michael Haugh had the
senior boys' high single with
a 247 and the high triple of
575 was rolled by Darin
Hickey.
Other games of 150 and
over were rolled by: Lori
Gavreluk 166, 173; Sheri
Walden 222, 191; Tammy
Cleghorn 179; Tim Lewis 177,
159, 166; Robbie Lamont 161;
Ricky I eachman 174; Jeff
Dennis 160, 169, 153; Jeremy
Bloemberg 182; Darin
Hickey 151, 219, 205; Michael
Haugh 163; !and Peter
George 200.
Atoms are
awarded
trophy
BRUSSELS — The Atoms
who were entered in the 25th
annual Mildmay Atom
hockey tournament last
weekend won the Sports-
manship Trophy as the
tournament's best -behaved
team.
There were 18 teams in the
classification vying for this
trophy. Tournament coor-
dinator John Thompson
congratulated the Brussels
Atoms for the excellent
sportsmanship which they
showed on and off the ice.
The Atoms also had won
the sportsmanship trophy in
1983.
Members of the team are
Todd- Rice, Shawn- Jacklin,
Brian McArter, Brad Taylor,
Greg Clarke, Danny
Benerman; • Darren John-
ston, Greg Mulvey, Jason
Firby, Ross Machan,'Pete Tete—
McDonald,
McDonald, David Johnston,
Brett Lee; David Jacklin ander
Kelly Workman. Coaches
are Carman Machan, Keith
Mulvey and Brian Workman.
Brownie
Corner
The following. Brownies
received badges: Tammy
Adams and Tammy Thynne,
Cook; Lori ' Angus, Pet
Keeper; Amy Currie,
Musician; Danielle Heibein,
Beadworker; Tharen Keil,
Gymnast; . Shari Mundell,
Musician` and Writer; and
Carolyn•Ruff, Baker. •
These Brownies were
awarded their Golden
Hands: Candice Allen, Amy
Jo Cretier, Danielle Heibein,
Tharen Keil, Anita Massey,
Kimberley. Marr, Wendy
McBride, Kerri McGrath,
Cara McKenna, Shari
Mundell, Kara Neil, Andrea
Plumb, Carolyn ROI,
Angela Swanson and Tammy
Thynne. Thanks to Golden
Owl' who presented these
badges.
Group A is beginning work
on its Needleworker's
Badge, Group B is learning
sign language and Group C
went on a letter chase.
Group A enjoyed visiting a
Guide meeting and four
senior Brownies served tea
and toast at Copeland Lodge.
BANTAM 'B' AWARDS went to these members of the Wingham Ban-
tam 'B's during the minor hockey awards ceremonies Saturday: Brian
Mill, Bi ihan and Jamie Pickering (back) won Optimist Tri-Star awards;
Rick 'Leachman was top scorer, Doug Cerson was most valuable
player and Billy McGrath was most improved. The team was coached
by Ivan Metcalfe.
011owling Scores
MONDAY NIGHT MEN'S
With just one week left in
the playoffs, the Matadors
are leading with 6,095 in
Series A. The Gophers are in
second place with 6,059 and
the Boat People are third
with 5,914. In Series B, the
Volts lead with 5,896,
followed by the Diggers with
Optimists
sponsor
talent show
The Howick Optimist Club
.is -hoping -for a -good -turnout
of . performers "and people
who like to be a tertained at
Variety Nigel-concert...on
April 27. •
Cash prizes will be
awarded to young per)
formers in such classes as
step dancing; playing a
musical instrument and
singing. There will also be an
open class and each class
will be divided into three age
categories.
. Performers up to 18 years
of age are eligible to enter
the concert which will be
held at the Howick Central.
School, commencing at 8
p.m.
Anyone wishing to enter
the talent competition, or to
receive ` more information
about it can contact Lorne
Lambkin at 335-3859.
Senior Ladies
hold a banquet
The Monday afternoon
Senior Ladies' bowling
league ended the 1983-84
season with a fun game in
the afternoon, followed by a
turkey banquet at St. Paul's
„AnglAnglican Church, Wingham.
ican
Melt single last
Monday was rolled by Jean
Mathers with a 219 and Gert
Reavie had the high double
of 371.
New officers for 1984-85
were installed and are as
follows: president, Helen
McBurney ; vice president,
Jean Robertson; treasurer,
Elda Coultes;_ secretary;
Catherine Cambell; assis-
tant secretary, Margaret
Robertson; and press report-
er, Elma Harris.
The music is on his,side.
AG. --..-
MIDGET `B' AWARDS were presented to A. J. Kauf-
man, stimov pyer, and Jamie Robinson, top scorer and
most valuable player, during the Wingham minor hockey
awards- ceremonies at the Legion Hall on Saturday.
tditi
5,527.
Mac MacKay had the high
single of 333 and the high
triple of 732.
Other games of 225 and
over were rolled by: Neil
Bieman 263; Jim Griffith
264; Lorne Hamilton 227;
Bob Hollenbeck 228; Mike
Storozuk 237; Greg Storey
232; Wayne Elston 253, 250.
COFFEE KLATCH
Those bowling 150 and over
were: Terri Pautler 164, 198;
Debbie Mowbray 155, 167;
Joanne McPherson 162; Gale
Plumb 171; Donna Adams
164; Jean `King 241, 211;
Muriel Irvine 07,.178; Jean
DeyeI155; Bev -Hayden -119,
211; Kaye McCormick 178;
Ada Aitchison • 150, 173;
Florence Thompson 196, 158;
and Shirley Storey 182.
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
Linda's Labatt's Lites lead
in the playoffs with 10,253
points, followed by Betty's
Blues, 10,182, Susan's
Specials, 9,964, Colleen's
Classics, 9,871, Gale's
Goldens, 9,733, and Terry's
Trilights, 9,466.
Bob Pegg had the men's
high single of 330 and the
high triple of 777. Ruth Ann
Steffen took top honors for
the ladies with a 285 and a
690.
Other games of 200 and
over. were rolled by: Mac
MacKay 207; Barry Moran
209, 210; Rod Hickey 201, 288;
Bob Pegg 260; Lois Moran
228, 226; Terry Moran 206;
Frank Burke 236; Bob
Steffen 203.; Linda Hickey
200; Ted Moran. 225; Ruth
Ann Steffen 230; Kalvin
Fischer 216; Susan Pegg 261;
Wayne Coultes 249, 203; and
Kevin Hickey 249.
SENIOR MEN
Those bowling 140 and over
were: Bill Lediett 168; Bill
Uuldriks 219; Gord Francis
147; Hugh Mundell 169, 157;
Clarence McCallum 147; Ken
Saxton Sr. 174: 253; Alex
Robertson 167; and Harry
Garniss 159, 157.
WED. NIGHT LADIES
Susan's Satellites are the
season's'`chanfps.- .Dis`he's
Donkey Kongs lead the
playoffs in the A series with
2992 points. Anna's Lady
Bugs have 2950. Gale's
Galaxians lead the playoffs
in the B series with 2970.
Verna's -Sniurfs have 2955
and Sharon's Snoopys have
2883.
Diane English took the
high single and high triple
honors with 301 and 746.
Other games over 200: Judy
Hickey 250; Ernestine
Kenyon 218; Jean King 237,
264; Joanne Harrison 213,
240; Cathy Benninger 212;
Verna Haugh 226; Mary Lee
241; Louise Welwood 233;
Janet Storey 209; Millie
Nesbitt 202, 236; Sharon
Skinn 237; Sheila Walker 204,
202; Diane English 251.
Thanks to spares Sheila
Walker and Marg Pollock. •
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