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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1989-11-21, Page 15;:rit114 •IF , "dottr..t.gttr. Ay • .-4'•'" . ena News A Reiff program has started Wednesday mornings at the tack- xidir Memorial Arena in Wing - het* Men', pick-up hockey wIll run eve* Wednesday from MO to 11:30 a.m.': Helmets and gloves are required,„ so come out for two hones of fun hockey at a minimal chair. Other events this week at the arena are: Tues., Nov. 21, 9:30 to 10:30 a.m., parent and tot skating; 10:30 to 11:30 a.m., adult skating; 8:30 p.m., Midgets vs. Seaforth; Thurs,, Nov. 23, 9:30 to 10:30 a.m., parent and tot skating; 10:30 to 11:30 a.m., adult skating; 7 p.m., Legion PeeWees vs. Milverton; 8:30 p.m., industrial hockey; Fat, Nov. 24, 10:30 to 11:30 a.m., adult skating; 7:30 p.m., Lake Huron Bantams vs. Mina Logan; Sat., Nov. 25, 1 to 2 p.m., Family skating; 2 p.m., China House Pee- Wees vs. Milverton; 3:30 p.m, Opti- mist Atoms vs. Mitchell; 5 p.m!, Optimist Novices vs. Ehna-Logan; 6:30 p.m., Shoppers' Atoms vs. Tiverton; Sun., Nov. 26, 1 to 3 p.m., famil skating; 3 p.m., China House Pee- Wees vs. Brussels; Mon., Nov. 27, 10:30 to 11:30 a.m adult skating. y ,;t14•4.0,0*, 4;7 10111biaZ YBC BOWLING ,7,:ox,r7Pwv,w7w,p'10 Curtis Richie picked up the high single of 136 in Bantam boys' divi- sion of Wingham Youth Bowling Council, "B" League competition Saturday. Other high singles went to Mark Baird, Junior boys, with 89; Jennifer Bushell; Baran 125; and Shannon Phillips, Junior girls, 111. High double scores went to Heather deVos, Bantam girls, with 238; Shannon Phillips, Junior girls, 248; Jamie Good, Bantam boys, 223 and Mark Baird, Junior boys, 151. In team standings, Hercules leads with 29 points, followed by Jake the Snake with 26; Hillbilly Jim, 25; Andre the Giant, 16; Million Dollar Man, 14 and Big John Stud, 10. In "A" League action, D.J. Morri- son scored the high single in Ban- tam boys with 151; Rowan Kerr for Junior boys, 207; Shane Pegg, Senivir boys, 254; Lindsay ktiOuri, 13antain girls, 165; and Lorie Morri- son, Junior girls, 201. High triples were .picked up by Mandy Anger, Bantam girls, 394; Charlotte Matz, Junior girls, 426; D. J. Morrison, Bantam boys, 408; Rowan Kerr, Junior boys, 531; and Shane Peg, Senior boys, with 542. In team standings, Junkyard Dogs lead the "A" League with 39 points, followed by Honky Tonk Man with 32; Macho Man, 30; Hulk Hogan, 29; Brutus Beefcake, 23; and Hacksaw Jim, 15. SHE'S IN THE MONEY—Rita Crump of Wingham is the lucky winner of the Wingham Business Association's first parking lottery draw. Association representatives Bill Keil and Jerry Kavanagh, not shown, delivered 200 "loony" dollars to Mrs, Crump last Thurs- day afternoon. PeeWees lose consolation in Harriston tournament sne • Th#47.*p.thing a hamni4NOVATM. a toughatlYa a 'Jekyll d Hyde" twia , weetonci split, whihaasv the peVonnence defeating OnAaseli N, oincupti!rn in a fine, twoAtoy 8-0 last Friday night, the –other" • ve-4.1,1!. team arrived at the Lockridge Arena and was shelled 10-0 by. Lis- towel thevexy next evening,. Last Friday night in. Blusseisi tb.e Optimist Novices put together their first pme of the season en route to an, 8-0 victory. Scott Inwood opened the scoring with his first of the year from Matthew Merkley and Jamie Good. Scott McPherson added to the lead before the end of the first peri- od when he converted a Tyler Fluff - maxi pass. The Optimists took a 3-0 lead -late in the second period as they scored ' short-handed, Brian Sinclair from Steve Carter and Jeff Leitch. The third period saw the Opti- mists really come to life, adding five more unanswered tallies — Peter Irwin got goal number few:, unassisted and McPherson notched his second, again from Huffman. Cocci picked up Wingham's sec- ond short-handed goal from Jay Leitch and Inwood, then Carter added a pair, the first from Luke Lockridge and the second from Jeff Leitch. Robert Warwick, although not tested frequently, did come up with veral key saves in the Wingham et and gained his first shut -out of the season. Listowel 10, Wingham 0 It did not take long for the "bub - e to burst" as Wingham hosted The Great China House PeeWees lost a close one in the consolatio final of their division at the Harris ton Tournament this past weekend. They were pushed to the consola tion side when they dropped their opening game of the tournamere: Saturday morning, 2-0, to Howick. Howick opened the scoring halfway through the first period on a goal by David Keil assisted by Richard Watson. 'The game stayed 1-0 for Howick thmughout the second and for most of the third period before Howick scored the insurance marker with two minutes left in the game. Ryan Ruttan scored on an assist by David Keil. PeeWees advanced to the conso- lation final by beating the Harris- .ton-Minta-Palmerstop club 5-1, on ,TPON-CO4r4e1;11.991/? klaq*On opened the scoring about two min- utes into the game with Jeremy Thompson getting a goal, assisted by Cam Richardson. The score remained that way until the second, when Wingham struck for two goals, one in the first minute, the other with just over a minute left. Steve Anger got the first, assisted by Chris Patterson. Jason Kleist got an unassisted goal on the power play to give Wingham a 2-1 lead. it was all Wingham in the third, with Todd Edgar scoring just over a minute into the final frame, assisted by Jamie Mackay. Less than a n minute later, Brandon Coultes - scored on a set-up from Jason bl istowel the very next night. Kleist. Then, with just six seconds L - left and Filte playing a 1.91an, short, A Kleist scored the final Wingham goal, with both Brandon and Aaron th Coultes picking up assists on that er iz one. • In the consolation final, Wing- od ham went up against a tough Wool- wich club and came out at the short sh end of a 2-1 decision. th Shoppers' Atoms down Belmore in exhibition The Wingham Shoppel.- D he 14:36 mark with the assist going to Metcalfe. Mart Atoms travelled to m re last week for an exhibition • me But Bieman added to her point and came up with another great total when she found herself all team effort to -win 5-2. alone in front of the net and made Wingham scored the only goal of no mistake when Hunter fed a pass the first period on a nice passing out. play from Missy Bieman, setting up Wingham rounded out the scor- Ryan Robinson in front of the net, ing on a goal by Leibold with just who put it away for a 1-0 lead. 28 seconds left to skate off with a 5- Erid-to-end action continued into 2 victory the second period and at 5:16, Jason The team seems to be really get - Metcalfe tied the score for Belmore. ting on the right track with an all - The tie proved short-lived as 14 sec- round tearn effort. Team members onds later Wingham's Regan Lei- include: Mike King, Johri Martin, bold picked up the puck behind the Edgar; Jason Curtis, Robinson, Lei - net and fed a pass out to Jake Edgar bold, John Clugston, Dennis in front, who banged it home to go Adams, Todd Schenk, Hunter, Bie- up 2-1. man, Marc Keil, Scott Allison and Wingham added another goal Kevin Hogg. Dave Martin and Rae before the end of the period on a Robinson are looking after the real individual effort as Curtis coaching duties. Hunter over -powered the defence Last Saturday's game against and slid the puck into the net. Kincardine was canceled due to 13elmore came out flying in the poor weather conditions, but has third and Jamie Vollmer scored at been rescheduled to a later date. BOWLINGSCORES WROXETER-GORRIE MDCED Ron McMichael had the men's high singla of 310 and the high triple of 791, while Karen Dowler rolled the ladies' high single of 266 and the high triple of 706. = Other good goats were bowled by Donna lang,200; Cord Haasnoot 146; Verna Ha gh 236; Bob Sider 229 and Tom j gs 224. COMMOCIAL tlIAGDO Bettyli Bugs Bunnies lead the league With 41 point, foliOlved Ds* by, aaket4 Gloom! Book 40, it Va.'s liwoks, 37, M it,Milppet Babies and lane's ns 34 sod *Catttlkati, ' . tit 116, 10,„ while Red ekebc • ',v-eef...114,:4.,,,-; the men's high single of 329 and the high triple of 803. SENIOR MEN ithcursh in the eay goingit peared the Optimists would give em a run, the boys made some itical mistakes. Listowel capital - ed and by the end of the first peri- , the score was 3-0. Throughout the game, the locals owed signs of coming to life, but en would allow their guests full hts to the puck and as a result, Lis added four more in the and and three in the third to kunk" the Optimists 10-0. BLUELINE NOTES—One player t affected by the "Jekyll and de" syndrome is Inwood, who yed a finegaree on the forward tting on a solid, display on enee ifiiieh4aiter ' towel players on Saturday. • s well, the defensive pairing of eran Lockridge and rookie Jay 'ch has really begun to jell as were on the'ice for only one of Listowel goals. Woolwich opened the scoring Lriig near the end of the first period with Dan Ballantyne gettingthe sec assisted by Cain Martin and Trevor.' s's Jeffries. Ballantyne got an assist on Ian Schwindt's goal early in the sec- IT and period to give Woolwich a 2-0 "Y lead. Jin Wingham's Jason -1(deist netted pu es on Friday night and then one balfway-dirouglrthethird peri- def od, assisted' by Brandon and Aaron Lis Coultes, but it wasn't enough. A Pulling the goaltender in the final vet minute of play still did not give the Lei PeeWees the offensive help they they needed to pull the game out. the Ote'latismen Bantams returned ' to WQAA action this past week • willl'Afwin and a loss. • monday, _the, te.ain travelled to: Milviuton and enjoyed an easy will,. '. dere4tIgg the home club 11-4: The .1C4Bs antshot Milverton 44 to 23, Plarl'It'Well in spite of the absence of awe key players, Jeff Olson, Ryan Callaherand Brad Robinson. Johnathan led the attack with three goals and two assists, fol- lowed by Kyle Wheeler with a goal and three assists. Derek Evers caged one goal and added two assists, while Johnathan Balzer' Ilet- ted two goals, one assist. Michael Greig, Ryan Deyell,and defenseman Mike MacKay chiPped in with ono goal and one assist each. Bryce Tay– lor netted a single goat Defensemao Gordon Welch added to the cause with three assists while Jason Gratto and Mark Poulin added one assist each. This match seemed to allow the K -Bs to improve their break-out patterns and give them confidence to put together repeated concentrat- ed attack patterns. Passing was con- fident and crisp. In the second game of the week. 4. •sitt� LOCI Ittiwejtaikiii." out to • on the winiing cad* a E4I'd siOnr LAO weekst Wingham went to Liticowcr#R0 came no* With 4 disappointing 7-2 loas apittarthe home tea& ifl spite teM„_ 3,:gooP tending, with. lastoivet tiring 44 shots on goal to Wingham's 17. . this week's return match wit- nessed the K -Bs playing with greater determination and a lot more speed. Once again Andrew Gibson performed brilliantly in net for. Wingham; facing '51 4014,,frOm ihefListoivel tedni. WinghanyWas only able to get off 13 shots on the Listowel net, The K -Bs got off to a good start in the first period with a goal by Kyle Wheeler assisted by Brad Robinson and Ryan Deyell, and a second by Deyell assisted by Robinson arid Wheeler, to put them- ahead 24 at the end of the first frame. From then on, it was a never-end- ing Listowel attack- against Gibson in net. Listowel was ahead 3-2 by the end of the second period, and added two more in the third, beat- ing the home team 5-2 Lumber Kings edge Flyers 43 in WIFIL • Last MOriclay action saw the Western Foundry Flyers and the Hodgins Lumber Kings go head-to- 'head:for 60 niinitites with' the Kings coming up wierthe narrow 4-3 vic- tory. Hitting the twine for the Kings were Mark Foxton with two and singles went to Paul Brophy and Mike Stewart, while Paul Lawrence had,two and Bill LeVan one for the Flyers. Last Thursday, the Flyers and the Bridge Motors Mustangs.battled to a 5-5 draw with Duane "Hoot" Let- teau netting the equalizer for the Fly.en theiast mipFte.ofElay. • boidi ahlpers tvere tawrence vtifi0E LeVan and Mark Metez. Hitting the mark for the Mustangs were Shawn Thompson and Steve Skinn with singles, while Steve Caslick got his legs in gear and stuffed the muffin three times. Late action match -ups 'had the Stainton Spitfires and Lumber Kings square off with the-Seitfites walloping Meat* 9-1.' Seem* for the Spitfires were Ani Spivey and Mike Malhiot, both with two and singles went to Doug Purves and Blair Alton, while Dave "Zoomer" Colley put three notches in his stick. Replying for the Lumber Kings were Foxton with two and Ed Haines picked up the single. The War Amps C'HIL D AMPUTEE • PRoGR*114 For information dial toll-free area codes 519, 613, 705, 1-800-268-8821; other area codes dial 1-800-268-8917 SEASONED GREETINGS' 'Tis the season. 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