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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1974-06-26, Page 11WEAR ot the, Ohl forNtt Winton 0110 2'•6 NMI Weis. )U( ILUU) HARRIS 11.40) 44' IMAM THIS YEAR,WINGHAM has three laCr0580, teams and these boys snake up the novice entry: (front row)• Donny Brooks Darren Evans, Paul Vienneau, .Ilmmy, Dennis, Kevin.. Mac- Lean, Jason Goodall and Sean Bray;; • (second row.) Danny Windham teams Wingham's three minor lac- rosse teams each went down to defeat • at the hands of three powerhouse teams , from Fergus last week and experience was what beat 'them. In the Novice ,game Fergus only allowed the Wingham boys WATCH FOR THE SIG HOLIDAY SHOW NEXT WEEKEND LY€EUM • WIO.ItTO TUES. 2Sth • 2 COMPLETE SHOWINGS DAILY AT MOM 9:00 P.M. • •• • ••• „r • • • i�. • OVVNIE'S CLINTON - ONTARIO litijkirRe BOX OFFICE. OPEN 8 P.M. SHOW STARTS 8:30.. P.M. Wednesday - Thursday - Friday June 19 - 20 21• UPSIDE DOWN X O WILL $UNVIYB IN ORNI Olt TIM• • »+•4:. • AD :nE1itEEt a E wy • ,_ � E DA .:y ,* . TLV 'ADULT Neo • day - Sunday - Monday - Tuesday June 22 . 23 ■ 24. 25 They had the rrf eft love aair. Until they ell in low. - to score twice and both'USW goals came in the first period. Gord Nevery scored the first goal for Wingham with 9:03 remaining in the first period. About six minutes later Wingham got their last marker when John Haines popped one in from Scott Evans. The . boys from .Fergus were ' simply' too good for the Novices and they displayed plays that just left the Wingham team flat- footed. The final seore in the game was Fergus 13, Winghanl2 While the Novices were soundly defeated the Fergus PeeWees let loose a blitskreig on the Wingham PeeWees and routed them - by -a '21-0 score. Without trying to make excuses for the losing Pee- wees it should be noted that'most Mansell, Bis Haines, Graydon stuckeY,• Venn's Adams, Doug Stevens and Philip Foxton; (.n the third row)s coach Paul Hefter, Gord Nevery, Al Jackson, Scott Evans, John Haines, Ron Schiestal and coach Phil Beard, (Staft P ioto) lose to Fergus Wingham took a 2-1 lead over their opposition on a goal by Doug McGregor, unassisted. Fergus piled .up three more goals in the first period, four in thhe.second and it wasn't until the end of the seond minute of play in the third period that Wingham Captain Sheldon Jones putthe ball past the Fergus netminder on a pass from Doug McGregor. The last Wingham goal was scored unassisted by Jay Mac- Laurin with 10 minutes to play in :the final frame. Fergus managed "only three goals in the last period and the game ended in au 114 loss for Wingham, ' The Bantam floss to Fergus brought out a recurring fault that seems to show up in the -boys' play. 'hat flaw •is an almost inevitable second period scoring drought. If you drop the ,Fergus or any other team's second period scoring the games become much closer. This continual fail- ure to get on the score sheet in period 2 has cost the boys games. It's about time the coaches took a look at the problem. Girls'basketball cams of our boys only have one or tw.oi d for Huron Park ata years experience while the Fer Peewees have an average of three or four years of lacrosse background. That experienc certainly made the difference. The Bantams fared a little bet- ter against their Fergusop- position, losing by an 11-4 lotal.. Wingham scored the first tally of the game with the period just into igoshwsnds;1ored toonoafn pulnaysisWteda t effort by Tom MacLean. Fergus rushed back to tie thg/ score within the next two minutes. 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Marg Curry, da high school teacher and coach from Swift Current, Saskatchewan and a member of Canada's national basketball team for many years, will add her expertise to the in- structional staff. Cookie Leach of Windsor, and Jane Peckman of London will also serve as instruc- tors. Both are presently high school teachers and formerly intercollegiate players: The camp program features the teaching of the fundamentals of basketball and girls may at- tend fir a one, two, or three week period. The first session begins -July 28; the second, August 4th ; and the third, August 11th. Girls of all skill levels, begin- ners through advanced, are urg- ed to attend, as campers will be grouped and instruction modified to the appropriate level of skill. Any girls age 12, through college, age are welcome. 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Belgrave '68 CHRYSLER - NEWPORT CUSTO• M Four door rtiai'dtop: Nov* soon l snowflak,; si loo new.,, Absolute rust fres orlgln l : whit* !hill* with; dsrfc vinyl top, Gold down arm rest, pioeret! ;at.srhiu, Deur bralteet hull tinted +glass, radio, FACTORY . IL1R'; CON DITION :be . Must:Men. Uc: ,AC80331 Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Marshall and family visited with her father, Stanley Cook, a patient in Wingham and District Hospital, over the weekend. A family gathering was held on, Sunday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Walker, Wingham to honor' Mrs. George Walker on the occasion of her birthday. Those attending were George Walker, Mr: and Mrs. Howard Walker, Glen and Cheryl, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Walker, Doug, Carol, Allen and Bonnie, Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Walker, Cathy, Ricky and Michael, .Mr. and Mrs. Murray Vincent and Dean, Miss Noreen Armstrong, William A. Hum- phrey, Mrs. Chester Taylor and Mrs. Jessie Snell. Mr. and Mrs. Jack McBurney returned home last week after holidaying with relatives in 'Edmonton and then spent 10 days with their son aril daughter-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Mc- Burney and children at Yellow- knife, North West Territories. Mr. and Mrs. John Spivey and family of Ingersoll were Sunday visitors With Mr. and Mrs. Harold Procter and Miss Margaret Curtis. Mrs. Robert Hibberd had the cast removed from her leg last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hibberd attended the annual reunion of the Gedcke family at the com- munity centre in Kurtzville on Saturday. Constipated . Chew Feen-A-Mutt. It's a chewing gum laxative that's gently effective And pleasant tasting. It's one laxative everyone can take. So don't suffer from irregularity. Reach for a gentle laxative. Peen -A -Mint. Motorail '71 MONTE CARLO.- This beautiful Chevrolet just has to be seen. 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