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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1973-02-15, Page 15• t lot an. all ►y Proitraun hockey bye Sunday ; of l l mere alsoties, in with ivirbAghamawl Witt err* Kiat coming p and fellows right'after Skating Club Saturday night, aa► It Y sports week wayyou want to lam Five Gn Winglu 's AU xbattled with the e Ages tgroupsfrom produceockey ' ,A ilood tea( parents and fans is to here with the , so a bigger cis i ng section for the bo is - asked from their and Dads and friends. rting off the program wilti b.will Wingiia PeeWee All -Stars • against Waterloo at 2 p.m., fel- lowed. at. 3:15 p.m. by the. NoV10. All -Stara vsthe Waterloo entry, A P.m,.the Bantams will take on their visiting. counterparts, with the Midget category .:going' into action at 7 p.m: Final game of the day will when Winshiar Juvenile MI -Stare have their clash with the Slisteelee irisilors at 8:45 p.m. This year it was ileeided to bring all the outside testis one centre, is expo+ that .a healthy Why-Wsterr loo rivalry will result, all some good tan support w be built up in the. possible ie situations that may � future. 'Ishii contraata *dm tai'; to organize visiting •teams from four or five centres in the. area as in the past. With five Waterloo 10 boys each taking part, plus their coaches, managers and trainers, Plus parents, tans and all, plus an equal orgreater number from here, Wingham Arena should be a. jumping place come : Sunday afternoon. Special Rates. Special prices'c ill• be in vogue am Novices pick ints in series COACH KEN 'BAL ZER'S PeeWee Allg-Stars will be in contention' `lith Waterloo here! at 2:00 pm; Sunday as part, of the National Hockey Week program of five games, He is seen here forging through a horde of fans at the recent tournament which his boys came within a goal of winning. (ttaff Photo) Peewee Colts drub 'ListOwel � •Wingham PeeWee Colts hand- third Watson scored two more for • :,ed Listowel a 5-1 beating at Wing- Wingham, the first from Mont - ham Arena Friday, scoring early gomery and the second from Jay and leading 2-0 at the end of . the MacLaurin. ,'first period on goals b y David ' g _ y Listowel's lone goal in the third Kieffer from Sheldon Jones and. spoiled DougTaylor's shutout. Po y DougMcGregor and g M'urray The Listowel team provided the Watson from Mike Montgomery. Colts with better competition They added• one in the second , than they have been' used to this by 'Jones from Kieffer. In the • year, ..• ILI, jail:- t , , zAn.other gond..game will beton otTii2,,'tbiaiVeiday Wien the, string q�1 •,9`.' " 'i- 14arrfstbn?team visits "Wingh m at 7 p.m. Then on Sunday at 2 p.m. the Colts play Waterloo in:an exhibition match in the special hockey program at the rink here honoring National Hockey Week. — SHOW * — Friday and: Saturday at 7:15 mid 9:15. All other days, one show at 8:00, except where noted ea , the Program. . TROPICAL FISH 11M (P.0 gG;l ta‘RA,#. (5 DAYS) THZJR. - FRI. - SAT. - MON. - TUES. FEB. 15.16.17.19.20 SPECIAL "WHAT'S UP DOL"lit Colour - Starring Barbara Streisand, Ryan O'Neil You'll laugh your head Off at the funniest comedy in years. The wrong fiancee keeps turn- ing a)p in the right place, be- wildering the cops and the CIA. Make sure you see this one. SATURDAY MAT. FEB. 17 "WHAT'S UP Dot" Selection of Quality FISH, AQUA PLANTS AQUARIUMS AND EQUIPMENT Lucknow 395-5443 autuiuiiiuuiuuiiuiunuuunnimnnm11MMIIruiuiniimMili iimnmiuimuuimnnununMumuE STANLLY I CK'S LOCKWORK = 3 � ORAPIIILL. -;# Some may find P. offensive BEST FILM OF THE YEAR BEST DIRECTOR OF THE YEAR "Warnin; _ the dialogue in this picture. JOHN H. L YNDON E Theatre .lana&or i I PARA' G IODERI GhI, ON T. 524-7:71 Warily Matin.e i ifs s marl It's e Eithii's • Unlit = MfiLkopst 1' 2O wall rho. 22 1423 THE MOST NIESOME SPECTACLE IN THE ANNALS. OF SCIENCE FICTION 'llgllt IF a UWO to host, retarded in Olympics The Olympic spirit will come to life this weekend at the Univer- it of Western Ontario, as mem- bersy s` ,, } bers of the Physical Education Faculty'play host totrainable're- tarded children from Western p roxima y 2 chi from *the . Counties' of'_Lambton, Kent, Elgin, ;lgiddlesek, Oxford, Huron, the City of London and the government institutions at Cedar Spring and Palmerston will take part in the day -long Olympics. Competitions for the children will include . skating,wskiing, to- bogganing and broomball. The activities will begin at 9:30 in the morning at the J. W. Little Stadium on the campus with a special Olympic flag -raising ceremony, and will end at 4:30. Seven pupils from the Golden Circle School in Wingham, '10 pupils from the Queen Elizabeth School at Goderich and five pupils from • the Huron Hope School. at Huron Park in Exeter will be taking part in the Olym- pies. The Wingham Novice awoke` team picked up . four .Points in their twooutings last week by blanking TeesWater both times their home -and -home series. • Bruce' LeVan sparked ;Tool - day's, 4-0 twin, . firing a pair goals, while Winghamt's br.. combintion . of Scott and E McGregor ° notched one each. Scott Opened the scoring early,.' completing passes from ,m°, Remington and Paul 1Viontgom- THESE PEEWEE A1.11, -STARS will be in action again. Sunday when they take part in the special fiveRgame event .against Waterloo teams celebrating ,National Hockey Week at Wingham Arena. The theme is: ;" 't send' your boy to the `fink, take, hlm l'"—Ito how about it? Staff Photo.. ery. .eVan notched his first goal. at ]x3:20 of the initial frame wfD'Mc-. Gregor .and Remington up the assists. The.' locals atret, -chedtheir lead to 3-0 on Le'an's second Markel from McGregor and Jeff Macikaurin at 9:35 of .the., middle period. Pour Minutes later Eric ° fi Gregor got Wingha roc's final. goal, .slapping in a loose .uck duri a :goalmouth scramble. Erics mates Ken Hopper., d r„ � DP+e an �rl�e, McIntyre drew the assists. Win Away Tom Remington's . breakaway goal with less than three minutes remaining in the game' gave Wingham a 1-0 'win Friday in Teeswater, Both goaltenders wore called on several times through the game to make clutch saves. ; Remington's solo ' effort came when he won a faceoff deep in Wingham territory, gained con- trol of the 'puck, deiced one Tees - water winger, outskated two sur- prised defencemen and beat the goalie with a good shot from close in. Teeswater took four: of six pen- alties. Next home action comes Sun- day, Feb, 18 when the Novices kick off Minor Hockey Day m Wingham with competitions being supplied by a contingent of Waterloo teams.Game time is 2 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 20 Belgrave,wM be in town for a": scheduled' en- counter, starting;_at 7:15 ..p.m. PLENTY OF FAST action is romised for Sunday's s cardOf " iv o p y plc:tat o it.. ehockey games featuring five Wingham, All-Star teams against the best in their�cat. ' or.,ies from' Waterloo. Games are"scheduled lostart from' 2: Op p.m. to 8: p.M: �rt:ttt yspeclal;l+ow �rates�> roost#��� P forNational Hockey Week. (Staff. Photo) Two trophies for Belthore spiel The l elmore Curling Club held its annual bonspiel in the Tees - water arena last Wednesday due to poor ice conditions in the Bel - more arena, with a full entry of 20 rinks. The nine o'clock draw for the William. Elliott Trophy was won by Jack Porter aid his rink from Teeswater. The eleven o'clock draw for the Renwick Trophy was won by the Ian Grant rink, also of Tees - water. ' Each player'in these two events won a piece of cured bacon. All prizes were meat or meat prod- ucts, Altogether it was a very successful event. Gorrie Tykes lose one, tie GORRIE — The Gorrie Tykes travelled to Monkton Monday evening of last week to play At- wood. They were defeated 8-1. Gorrie's goal was scored by -Kevin Stewart assisted by' Troy Pocaluyko. Wednesday evening Belmore Tykes played in Gorrie with the game ending in a 4-4 tie. Gorrie's goals were scored by Norm Wat- Son 1, Troy Pocaluyko with 3. Paul Edgar got an assist. tlelmore goals were scored by fob Helfenstein (2), Allan Kief- fer and Larry Fischer with one each. Playing "la for Gorrie was Trevor Poealuyko; Delmore goalie is Robbie Stafford. The statistician for the Whig - ham Novice hockey tea has come up.with some enlightening details on how things.are going so far, confirming, among other things, that Tom Remington is the top goal getter. While the team has had a better -than -average record in competition with 11 wins, six losses and fourties on the regular yseason, exhibitionswere one win, five" losses. - in, the individual scoring stand- ings Tom Remington averaged out at close to a goal -a -game --with 23 goals in 27 games, with 19 as- sists for a total of 42 points. High Production Next in line is. Scott McGregor, also, a 27 -game man, who scored 19 goals, got 20 assists for a 39 M►•: ,U 'point tally. Bruce LeVan played. 24 games fora half -goal per prim average of 12plus i1.assists for 23 points, with Ken .Hopper playing only -one game' Jess, scoring 12. goals plus seven assists to total 19 points. Other players in the scoring de- partment were Paul Montgomery. with eight; Eric McGregor, seven; Bruce McIntyre, seven; ACE BATESON'SKIPPED this rink 'to victory in Wingham Curling Club's mixed draw Friday night in a last -rock cliff-hanger win over Ray Walker's aggregation. Left to right are J. "ACe" Bateson, skip; Jane Burke, Stewart Leedham and Vicki Wild. Runners-up were Ray Walker, Mary Williams, Wayne Elston and Norrie Dickson. Staff Photo) [Meson rink takes honors In a last -rock 9-8 victory of Ray Walker'd rink, "Ace" Bateson led his rink to final victory in the mixed draw Friday night . in a contest that alternately baffled and delighted a good assembly of Wingham Curling Club members who second-guessed the event from the comfort of the mem- bers' lounge. It was a see -saw battle with the curling rangtng from excellent to poor as the sore switched back and forth. Then in the eighth and final end the count was at 9-7 in favor of the Bateson rink with Fordwich wins 10-4 GORRIE— The Fordwich girls' hockey team outscored the Gorrie team by 10-4 on Feb 9. In the first period Carol Powell, assisted by Laurie Strong, tallied for Gorrie. In the gecond Marilyn Grainger. was assisted by Denise Dettman and in the third frame Maftn Grainger .was . assisted by Carol Powell with Heather Walker's rink lying four in the circle. "Ace" curled one in there that chopped it down to a one - count, taking the win 9-8 in "Hairbreadth Harry" style. The curling surface appeared excellent, but the low tempera- ture, about 20 degrees, seemed to have an influence on length that was hard to judge. The winners were "Aye" Bate. son with Jane Burke, Stewart Leedham and Vicki Wild van- quished were Ray Walkei witn Mary Williams, Wayne Elston and Norrie Dickson. ever Gordo Neilson scoring the final goal with Carolynne McMillan and Julie Fairies credited with The Fordwich goals were SeOred by McMaster, Hanna and Gorrie's home game with this tenni' was scheduled for 8 p.m. February 14. Gorrie girls hand Palmerston an 8-6 defeat GORRIE— The, girls' hockey team d6feated Palmerston on February 7 with an 8-6 score. In the first period Cal el Powell scored unassisted. In the second. ioals were scored by Julie Fair- ies, unassisted; Karen Under- wood, assisted by Janice Fairles; Carol Powell with an assist by Denise Dettman. Goals in the third period were scored by Marilyn Grainger on an assist by Carol Powell; Caro- lynne McMillan unassisted; Col- leen McMillan from Heather Neilson; and the eighth, and final goals were scored by Marilyn Grainger. assisted by Denise Dettman. Palmerston goals were by Kim Wick scoring five with one assist by Luanne Norman, and the sixth by Chris Askett from Dianne Shantz. Steve . McLean, five; and John Penny with four. , Pete Goodall got a goal and two assists for three •points as did Leo Kinahan, while Jeff MacLaurin's lone assist gives him one point. In the twineminding depart- ment Todd Struthers played 26.3 games with 80 \goals scored against and four shutouts for an average ' of 3.04. Bruce MacIn- tyre, who played .7; .had two .scored against for an av'e'rage of 2.86. Midgets lose to Walkerton Walkerton picked up a 2-1 win over Wingham Midgets here Sun- dt* getting away to an early start in the first period of the hockey game with two goals to zero. Wingham scored their lone goal 45 seconds after the third period started. Russ Jones scored the goal with Rick Foxton assisting. Brian Wall, Wingham goalie played a very good game and his netminding held the team to- gether. Next game for the locals will be Sunday Feb. 18 at 7 p.m. when they entertain the Waterloo Mid- gets. P. BROWN Mr. Gerald G000thuic President of Gerald's 'oat:-: sun, Seaforth,is Pleased io' announce the ainncrint of peter BrOWn to Ws a staff. Mr. Brown has 12 years experiende in retail sales management and' looks forward to serving the pia of Huron fcr;• their" automotive peed*. ' Gerald's Datsun Phone 527-1010 Selforth Mr. Brown's res. 024669 Wingham Figure Skating Club Presents it's 2 1 St ANNUAL SKATING CARNIVAL Featuring "THE WIZARD OF OZ" and "ANNA AT THE COURT OF SIAM" SATURDAY, FEB.17, 1973 at 8:00 p.m. WINGHANI ARENA There will be a Lucky Draw Everyone Welcome SANCTIONED BY WE C.F.S.A. rt