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A total of -ilght tabilm wor, e Juplay
at the euchre p" last Tueliddy A. -to Mo., tab - lea, - wev'Fe in play
W1 of at
evening at Sacred Heart Parish Hall Monday
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Thr'eMr�r1'e, et ng _10 thoot party old
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in Wingham,
Irma CQughlis was• the high lad x,.. Grabam Adjjl� fieid ifiehi "pink
at the W'tnghaai Leg>< ,Hall..
James and Catherine Wilson spoke of the various asp" of her
Were while Edythe Coultas was low Iddy. 6rda-*""i�Ui�o.*ntgoriierib4the
the .conveners' for the Januar work mentally Nandi- with, the In Mary McGlynn (playing as a -mail) hi&white. George Mitchell had' the
meeting of the Three Nis group from capped. was, high man and Lorne Jamieson roost shootO, ato d, a few draw prizes
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church. This vocational program, ad- was low man. Carl Frieburger won roost
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The goeoing worshilYtervice was ministered by the Witigham- and wekeaurarde
the door prize. A euchre party will be held Feb. 16
on the new ,year's theme and em- District Association for the Mentally The conveners were Shirley and
at the Legion Hall.
phasized God'is ever able to sustain Retarded, is only 80 per cent -d by Helen
Barb Marklevitz, assisted
and strengthen his people., whatever government funded, which means Houghton, Kay McCormick and Kay
each new year brings'. many thousands of dollars must be Rich.
Following the offering and prayer, raised locally . in order for it to I carry FRE E
a hymn was sung and Alex Robert- on.
son conducted the business. Plans I I - I Mayflower sets anchor Used Clothes
were made in connection with the There are � 32 employees at the The Mayflower anchored at 357-6468
congregational party in February, workshop. They do work at they Plymouth Harbor, Mass., on Dec. Call, for directions
the first function to celebrate St. Western foundry, ,clean at area •16,1620.
An*e"'
125th anniversary this homes and businesses, pa ' ckage
year. flyers and re -web lawn chairs, just
Mr. Wilson offered a trivia article to name a few.
about the new year and his wife read Miss Jamieson said Wingham is
a poem entitled "Dirty Hands". Mr. very supportive of the work of the Fiter
Wilson sang "The Standard on the centre and spoke of the many
Braes of Idarr" in honor of Robbie volunteers who give so unselfishly of
their time. R�
Burns Day. FROSTYFEST CONCERT — John Matthews_rnusic teacher at
Mrs. Wilson then introduced She was ,thanked and presented '. I
E. Madill Secondary School in Wingham, Jedthe high,,8chool band infa
Connie Jamieson, manager of the with a gift. Following a hymn, lunch several numbers at last . Wednesday evening's Frostyfest '87 kick-off ue n
Jack Reavie Vocational Centre, who was served• concert held at the Wingham ToWn Hall.
"IN THE HEART OF 482-7103
DOWNTOWN VARNA"
.11-sts H®wick stake '..-lose
Novice 0 -pt
'lead in layoff series CRAIG HEATING
BOB MAST
The Howick Bantams opened the MacDougall and Wilkie gave at Kincardine tourney
first round of the, W0AA-0P#HA Harriston,a 4,3 lead.
playoffs against Drayton last , Friday - While on the power play, Gibson Furnace installqtions
evening at the Howick, Community outhustled the Harriston defence to Last Saturday. tfie Wingham before finally losing out in the. game 'as Baier and Mak Gibson Cleaning
second
cond sudden -death. overtime combined to set up Creeden, who Furnace and chimney
Centre. A good crowd was on hand to feed Steve MacGregor a perfect Novice optimists took .on .the host 24 hbur emergency service
che4 Howick on to victory. Tod Kincardine team in the first game of period. then turned around and added a'
0* pass for the tying goal. Great goal tournament.I Listowel opened the scoring with second goal from Shaun Walker and
Templernan's two -goal performance tending kept the score at 4-4 the rest its eight -team
paced Howick to a 4"1 win over the of the way.' Whigham had lost twice before in two minutes gone in the second' Patrick Magee. WINGHAM 357-3641
Drayton squad. Stewart and Jeff Dowler shared league action to Kincardine and was fra�me as Mike Hurst scored. Lucknow rebounded with a goal of
The only� goal of the first period the goaltending duties for Howick. hoping to change things this tin*. Wingham tied it up with 18 seconds its, own to close the. gap.
added one
was, scored on a Howick, power play. The Wingham lads had several good remaining in the middleperiod wherf However, Wingham
to end the first period as
In more
.Steve Gibson gave Jeff Cianim a scoring chances in the first frame, Travis Baier converted a pass fro as Walker banged one in, 'assisted by
great pass on a two -on -one break ,for Joel Pegg. Jeremy Creeden also w
but could not connect and then.
the geal.- Kincardine scored with one second. credited with an assist. Gibson and Baier,
Howick took a 2-0 lead early in the Mlogets start, remaining in the -period. In the second overtime period, the In the third ' Baier chalked one up
0 three-way At the half -way,, mark of, the goaltenders were removed and after to give 'him a four -point game and
se'cond period " n 4 ih orl, Playoff trail, second,,Kincardine moved ahead 2-0 two and, minutes of play,. Walker alto picked 'up his fourth
passing play. Steve -MacGregor -in added an assist on the
3-0., Listowel' Ilenstein got o e ihce of
..66i�d the goal with.Gibsim and losing.first- game and .30.seconds--later,.,made -it s Dave mu� point, as he, ad The,futUre f th Prov
Jar'ci H-4iihoeffer,&awing assists.. Kincardine scored once more in the behind Wingham's def 2 nce and goal. d 'out the scoring Paul Craven then, scored for Wingham Lions Midgets .started the winning goal the Magee rounded''out Ontario. Be a part - Of it.
second.and, then added the scored t
-1 in their playoff action last Tuesday third, the final goal eomitig with only empty when he dented. the twine with- 30
Drayton.to*narrow the count to 2 he game to give Join the Huron Youn'g
Howick's favor.. night at home against Palmerston, five seconds left to earn the shillt-out. In a separate game played Sun- second left in t
Templeman 'scoredtvith the.visitors squeezing out a'6-5 The final score was 6-0 for Kin- day, the Novice optimists rebound- Wingham a 6-1 win.
. a weird goal namentlosses and Wingham plays in Blyth tonight, rvatives.
-power' play to give I – " vict&Y i1ia closely played contest. caidin6' ed from -theik tour, Progressive Conse
on, �Oiowick,
is � Corey WKee opened the scoring "Wingham. wa' d A tory over Wednesday; begone. beginning
H-owiek a-3-1 lead. Ti6rnpleman � y s able to control picked up'a well7earne ic �557-1494
f9rWingha. playoffs. Sunday at home Contact: Denise Wilkins.
slap-sh6t -bounced off, the �oards-affd, in in III0 first period, With Kincardine's Michael Murphy and Lucknow.• WOAA
n' assists :g(Ang to Leachtnan and Travis Riggin, who were 'so Wingham scored twice early in the against Drayton.
off the 'goalie's back into the: net:
Camm assisted on the goal. Michie, while':' Palmerston's Ron dominating in league wins over
Tildry . ipfernan finished off the Grasmaii follovied;N�h a goal to.tie. Wingham. However, Kin6r'dine
ifig,l*h the third frame on a fine .1 dhe,'.game$' Steve Thynne put proved it,also hats a well-balanced S OF ARTHUR
in the'lead'alpain with a SUSSMAN.
solo, rush, whein both Teams were ingW6 attack as: five players shared in the
goal assisted'
by Michie, and Hewitt,, s two A�rthan4d with, p�nalt-ie's. coring, including t goals by Doug
..Pet0r-.$,tqwart,,p a butPabrierston again tied
l'yed well in fiet t ' h ' e count Greb -and a, single by Riggin ,at the
for Rowick, making- many., good on.a goalby Tfin Ellis.' end of the game.
upassisW, goal
saves_ Diay*ton's goalie also made a ,Corey 'McKee!s, - Wingham then. played Listowel to,. I
n . uniber"pf.gpoid.5aves, epped . ally put'Wingliam ahead orice.more, only 11,1- . I deadlock'through three, periods
w h his team *A§-shbrt-handed.. to see ,Ken lielmk.a tie ,the game.
he and onefive minute overtime pqriod
H c 114d to Harriston last., Th.ynne,, hawever,.scored his second
k ,travelled
Logan to IN 'I
of the game, from Mill and Log
Mohday for the third meeting of the
pull Wingham out in front one more
won am dime, .'while Steven Cold followed f
two. teams this �season. * Eaeh to
had none bi the pre-06ug�tiintests-
and w-hcIn'the'loUzzer rang to tmd . -�he with a goal for Palmerston -to repeat. -.Brownie
• garne,. their records remained the,, the familiarpattern.
Mike Logan made it 5-4 in favor,'of
same,
The. two
o teams played to a 4-4 -Winghairi on a goal from.13rophy and Corner. SALE • SALE .• SALE • SALE • SALE4. SALE •
deadlock as if it were a 01'ayoff Leachman, but Pa6erston's Cold
Ing I for' both brought the teams even again with' 'Last Thursday the Second 1000 MEN'S
match. The goaltend" or b ie Pack had perfect 600 MEN'S SUITS
Squacls' 1 was outstanding 36-52. 'SPORTCOATS
Wingham Brown
rostittran managed to squeeze
t tanding as' the 3:58 left in the game. Outstanding value, sizes
Ron G weather for its annual tobogga.ti
petminders 'frustrated the. offence
party. After toboganning, -the Reg. to $350. SALE
time and time again with" -key saves. OPP.. Past Wingham goaltender &BLAZERS
Howick took an early lead on a Murray Fox'fon with just 15 seconds Brownies gathered. at- Andrew's
Amazing selection, choose wool tweeds, Harris
blistefing slap -shot byGibson,'just left. in the game, giving the visitors Presbyterian Church for stories,, tweeds, corduroys and suede looks, also poly/wool
the win and the lead in the best of skits and pizza. lazers, Reg. S139. -S199- SALE
over the ' centre red line. Jeff .,.� 1 �P6 I ci b
MacGregor ossi4ed 'on the goal) three series. al thanks go to Lois Baynton
'Todd Wilkie,then tied the'garnks -for i, Next, game is Tuesday night in fof the two beautiful Canadian flag :1116111WAVI-V OA ill IN all
cakes. Many thanks Harriston on the,power play, near the Palmerston. anks go' to Mrs.
Baynton and Donna Skinn for
end of the first period. preparing and serving the party. I&
Jeff Benniger scored early in the• so willicumi 169M
sec=ond period to give Hdrriston a 2-1 food, Cligryl McDonald for her
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Howick a.3-2'lead after two perioldg. Mr. and Airs. Edgar Dahms, Canada flag.
Gibsow-and Steve MacGregor drew
Gordon Allan, Molly ltuing�ette and - Laura McLennan received the
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