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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1975-01-09, Page 15ri i PointS, Pop; theloffies last •- High �.,,#�"+�r►41'o scored � by the &la with 117 Jon Leedham for the boys, 0th 168. The. boys high double ' Terry Hoy with 2110. Jubine • bowled the high double or girls with � 1. In- Bantam, the Sabres lead with .followed by ,.the braves. With -43, The Blues and the Flyers tied for third place with 35 points each followed by the Islanders with 29 and the Seals with 25. The boys' high single was Brad Gerrie with 174. Greg Storey had the high. double with 324. Gail Debnage bowled both high single and double for girls with 149 and ?.a6, respectively. In Juniors, the Whops. hold a slight lead of 47 over the Cop' Outs WINGHAM � BODY SHOP Complete Collision Repairs and Painting - • Towing Service Radiator Cleaning and Repairs SID ADAMS Proprietor WINGHAM, ONT. Res. 357-1171 Bus. 357-1102 *0000 ••••••6fa••••••••� SPECIAL MATINEE 1:30 P.M. 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Sat., Jan 11: 942 a.m., Figure Skating; 12-1:30, open; 1:30-2:30, East Bantam practice, 2:30-4:00, open; 4:00-5:00, Midget practice; 5:006:00, Juvenile practice; 6:00- 7:00, Junior Girls practice; 700- 8:00, open; 8:00-10, public skat- ing Sun. Jan. 12:.x:00-4:00, public skating; 4:00-7:00, open; 7:00- 8:00, West Siquirt practice; 8:00- 10, Juveniles vs Arthur; 10-11, Intermediate practice. Mon., Jan. 13: Lions Bonspiel. Tues., Jan. 14: 4:00-5:00, open; 5:00-6:00, East Squirt practice; 6:00-7:30, East PeeWee vs Bel - grave; 7:30-9:00, West Bantams vs Kurtzville; 9:00-11:30, Midgets vs Bfyth. Wed.; Jan. 15: 1:00-3:00, Moms and Tots skating; 4:30-6:00, East- West Tyke practice; 6:00-6:30, open; 6:30-7:30, West Bantam practice; 7:30-9:Q0, West PeeWee vs. Belgrave; 9:00-11:30, East Senior Girls vs Harriston. •••••••••••••••00: Sun.., 12, Mon. 13, Tues. 14th • > One Complete Showing Daily • •M7:30PM •� NCR � E • H F4- Alp cOP • DMITTANC$ 11 WAN co The mon) raccI 0Nng murder mystery y In yeah. BURT LANCASTER •••••• 00•• PARK GODERICH ri..-a.. fry showed'rio asthey' 't G a AtwMilvio - very tr Y night Jun* r Diction at the local , • For the first ten mutes 4 game ea too seemed to stick lb cautious, ,defensive hockey and at 11:47 the Ironmen got UAW rolling as Murray Black let one go from the pointt to beat IOW - ton's goalie with a perfect AS into the tqp co. of the net on the glove sAide. ute later Steve Caslick threw a' pass tram the corner to Graham Hamilton at the point and it was a two goal lead for the Ironmen. Milverton got one back on a three way pass- ing play, Partridge to Scholtzlaur to Gaul. Then two quick .goals in the dying Minutes of the period, one by Steve Caslick at 17:51 and the other by Gerry Wheeler at 19:33 gave the Ironmen a 4 to 1 lead. .The second period saw the Ironmen pick up two more goalls with John Henderson and Murray Black denting the twine and At - wood's lone goal of the period scored by Ken Dale. ' Going into the third with a six to two lead, the Ironmen fattened their scoring averages with six goals, singles by Phil. Paquette, Barry MacDonald, Steve Caslick and Bob Johnston, plus a pair scored by Carl Stanley in less than a minute as the Ironmen re- corded a rather easy 12 to 2 win. 0 —,0 --0 WHISTLE STOPS — A dozen to two for the gold and blue; the boys certainly were flying in this one. Nearly everyone had a hand in the scoring with no less than nine players denting the twine. Leading the hooters; each with a pain, were Murray Black, Steve Caslick and Carl Stanley . . . Looks like that Wiarton game un- covered an excellent defence pair as Coach Geroge Skinn paired to- gether at the 'blueline Murray Black and Keith Raymond. They were the most impressive de- fensive. pair .on the ice ... At - wood's goalie, Bob Phair, " cer- tainly had ample grounds to sue for non support as both his de- fence and forward crews left him a sitting duck for puck after puck fired by the Ironmen. Despite letting in a dozen he played a whale of a game . . . Benny Blackwell went from the fire to the fridge as he returned from.. a Florida vacation into the net for the Ironmen. He had little work in this win . . . Murray McKague saw early-lartie' aetrdkll iLt" e=° -tired early rather than overwork his injured shoulder ... the Iron - men's play 1n this game certainly 30 THE SQUARE PHONE 524-7811 AIR CONDITIONED WED.,-THURS.. FO).. 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Special Departure. . . visit Kentucky horse farms and Training Centre; see Mammoth Caves, Grand Ole Opry; Tour Nashville; Opryland - 5 days (no night travel) -dep. Aug. 1 Twin $159. For Information Si Reservations - contact Hanover Travel Service 290 10th St. Hanover Phone 1-800-265-3007 Toll. Free "BEST HOC$ Y PLAYERS IN THE WORLD" was the claim of Paul -Hickey, 9, Randy Neterfield, 11, Brian Christopher Gbsling, 61/2, and Randy Richey, 13, all of Bristol Ter- • race, as they played during Christmas holidays: (Staff Photo) Ironman upset W'i-a:rto-n 9-5 Despite being short in numbers each and every member of the Ironmen Jr. D. team. gave it his all, and came back from Wiarton last Friday night with a 9-5 win. Wiarton jumped into the lead at 3:14 on a goal by Bruce Rouse but .the Ironmen„got that one back at the 13 minute mark when Doug Leitch took a pass - from Greg Hamilton and fired it home.. A minute later the little Giant Killers put the Ironmen ahead with John Henderson scoring and Doug Leitch drawing the ,assist. ,. Greg Hamilton potted one from the point at 16:32 to give the Iron - men a 34 lead at the end of the first period. The second ;period was an unusual one. Wiarton picket up most of the penalties, no less than 28 minutes plus a game major misconduct to B. Peter. The Iron - men stuck strictly to hockey and with only six minutes in penalties and the man advantage for . nost• of the period fired five unan- swered goals. Yes, with , Gerry Wheeler's goal and pairs by Phil Paquette and Carl - Stanley the Ironmen had 'the game well in hand with a 8-1 lead at the end of the second. Both teams settled down' to play hockey in the' third. Doug Leitch struck early with a goal it 1:15 to make it 9-1. Wisely,, the Ironmen played it strictly with caution to avoid injury. Wiarton, LEGION LADIES The Legion Ladies resumed bowling on Thursday night with the.Emeralds and Diamonds tak- ing seven,” p4' r each,,:-; n't1 team 'Standings, the Sapphires are ahead with 43 points; Diam- onds .are second with 42; Opals have 40 and the Emeralds 39. Betty Morin bowled the high single of 225; her runner-up was Jean King's 216. Jean took the high triple honors with her ' 581; runner-up was Norma Strong's 574. Games over 200 were bowled by Doris Walden 204; Doris Reming- ton 210; ,Lila Hickey 202; Jean King 216; Norma Strong 201 and Betty Morin 225. 0-0-0 THURSDAY MIXED Keith and his Mollies must have - all made the same New Year's resolution- as they took seven big points from the top team. Standings in the Thursday night league are now as follows : Brenzil's Boomers 57; Moffatt's Mollies 55; Skinn's Streakers 55; Wayne's W.P.s 53; Layton's Loonies 45; and Daugherty's Ding-a-lings 44. Sheila Stapleton took high sin- gle for the girls with a fine 238. Gwen Swan's 606 was best triple. For the men, Ron Church ' had a fine night, scoring a 278 single and 773 triple. In other individual scoring Doug Layton had 203; GWen Swan 236; Marilyn Ritchie 201; Marilyn Layton 201; Bill John- ston 247, 274; Petrie Holmes 222, 260; Keith Moffatt 228, 239; Al Skelton 227; Don Montgomery' 201, 226; Ron,.Church 271, 224; Doug Neil 212; Bruce Machan 223, 236, 210; Luanne Kerr 222 and Bruce Skinn 239, 215• 0-0-0 TEESWATER AND WINGHAM LADIES High single in the week of Dec. 23 was bowled by Ruth Dore with 271. High triples were Donna Johnston and Ruth Dore with 556 each. The high average score was 190 for Betty Kennedy. Others who bowled- -200-and ov.er were. Donna Stobo 228; Ruth McGlynn 218; Peg Harman 203; Donna Johnston 254; and Joanne Anger 220. Team standings are: Betty's- Buicks. etty's- & icks with 22 points, Phyllis' Furies with 15 points, Marie's Ti Lizzies with 14, points, and Dot's Dart'" Remo `6"nos afid Mar'ie's Mustangs with 11 points each. 0-0-0 SENIOR LADIES--; • N. Coutts took - the high single honors for the league, starting, the new year right with a 200. Runner-up was M. Henderson's 187. Tied at 343, to give them high double honors, were M. Hender- son and R. Robertson. Others bowling doubles of 300 or over were A. Geddes 322; W. Kerr 310; N. Coutts 331. The Canaries -are in first place with 41 points, followed by the Wrens who are up to 36. The Flamingos have 27; Bluebirds 22; Nightingales 20 and Robins 19. 0-0-0 •COFFEE KLATCH The Coffee Klatch League had 23 girls bowling this week. Edna McTavish and Jean Robertson won mugs for the draw. Girls bowling 200 or over this week were Bev Hayden 210; Dale Tolton 202; Lois Surridge . 277; Verna Haugh 210; Iris Foulon 228; Shirley Storey 226, 216; Anita McKinley 216. Shirley Storey bowled the high double for the week with a 442. Lois Surridge had a good feed of Wheaties over the holidays and bowled the high single of 277. 0-0-0 TEESWATER AND WINGHAM 'LADIES Betty's Buicks are still at the head of the lineup with 22 points, followed Closely by Phyllis' Furys with 20. Standings continue close as Dot's Darts have 18; Marie's Tin Lizzies 16; Marie's Mustangs 15 and Rina's Torinos 14. Ann Hurst bowled the high single of 232 and high triple was Ruth Dore's 584. Betty Kennedy chalked up the high average of 188. Other good games Were rolled by Bonnie- Lockw d- 217, Donna Galbraith 207; Ruth Dore 212; Dianne Steffen 200; Jean Thompson 230; Marilyn Litt 218 and Bernice Tilson 231. COMING SOON SWEETHEART SWEEPSTAKES with stronger bench strength pounced on the tiring Ironmen for four goals and it was a tired but happy team that returned from Wiarton with this 9-5 win. Q.-970 WHISTLE STOPS - All week from the lips of Doug and George Skinn came the concerned words "We're down to only two defence - ;nen for this Wiarton game." Well, they had only two regular defencemen-buiingers Murray Black- and Keith Raymond dropped back for blueline duty and played like seasoned veterans of the blueline. By gosh, the defence was superb andin the first, a man short, they gave that Wiarton team nary a shot on goal. The defence was good and with excellent goal tending by Paul Heffer the defence played with confidence in their goal tender and Paul didn't let them down. He literally had Wiarton shooters in utter frustration as he stopped 'them from point blank range time and time again. As..the referees skated on the ice it spelled a Tough game. Yes, you guessed it, that same pair of Y whistle tooters, Frank fierce and ack Crozier. I wonder if they caped'ft'om- Wiarton uniform: ed ... Penalties there were with Wiarton with 44 minutes.while the Ironmen picked up 18 minutes .. . Ironmen leading thescoring punch in this one were Doug Leitch, Carl Stanley and Phil Pa- quette, with two goals each .. . Injuries had the Ironmen ranks down tai 12 players and 2 goalies for this one. Rick Foxton is out with a hairline skull fracture; Mark Chisholm is on the mend after an ankle injury; Murray McKague with shoulder injury; and Gerry Wheeler missed some third period action with a clip in the mouth. No ,game this coming Sunday, Jan 12th but keep in mind that Wiarton will be in town for Sun- day night action January 19th. And as captain Doug Leitch put it after Friday's game, "Gee, that Arthur team is tame compared to this fighting Wiarton gang." Should be a good one! Belmore On January 3 friends and rela- tives met for an enjoyable even- ing at the community arena in honor of Len, Lilia and Ross Harper of Goderich who are leaving the area to take up resi- dence in Hanover. - M'r. and Mrs. Herb Dustow and Melody of Lloydminster, Alberta visited with the Dustow families. YBC family twosome Small -type , members of the YBC -Junior Bowling League competed Sunday in rounds with their parents with interesting re- sults. In the father -daughter Bantam division, Bonnie Thompson and her father Ron took top place with a double of 790. In the Bantam mother -daughter competition, it was Kim Zimmer and her mother with a top score of_ _838. The winning Bantam mother -son team was Stephen Fitzsimmons and his mother with a top double score of 807. In the Senior class, it was Nancy King and her mother lead- ing the moms and dottas with a high triple score of 1347. In the father -son class, Kevin Hickey, bowling with brother Rod, took the honors. Their high triple was 1226. .. Each bowler will receive a family twosome crest and a carton of soft drink.. anks to all who helped by kee ing score. Ironmen scoring statistics Ironmen statistician Terry Merkley has reported the following scoring figures which cover all games played by the Ironmen up to and including January 5: Player GP G A Pts. P Min. Gerald Wheeler 19 26 24 50 •42 Doug Leitch 15 28 18 46 27 John Henderson 18 7 30 37 22 Carl Stanley 18 12 19 31 2 Barry MacDonald 16 10 19 �L9 19 Phil Paquette 17 14 12 26 34 Murray Black 18 15 7 22 23 Graham Hamilton 16 6 13 19 16 Barry o'Krafka- l 4.- '10 - 14 24. Greg Hamilton 20 5 8 13 69 Steve Caslick 13 5 7 12 24 Brian Yahbee 11 3 7 10 39 Bob Johnston 14 4 5 9 -24 Steve Ste. Marie 15 5 3 8 10 Murray McKague 13 1 6 7 26 Rick Foxton 17 0 5 5 26 Keith Raymond 13 1 3 4 4 Jim McKee 3 1 1 2 0 Mark Chisholm 7 0 1 1 18 Dave Hodgins 10 0 0 0 10 Wayne Armstrong 1 0 0 0 2 - Sandy Pollock 1 0 0 0 0 Goal Tending—Paul Heffer played 600 min., giving up 45 goals and losing four min. 'in penalties. Benny Blackwell played 510 min., giving up 31 goals and Brian Wall played 90 min., giv- ing up 3goals. Hat Tricks --Doug Leitch scored five, Gerry Wheeler and Murray Black one each. The Ironmen played 20 games, won 12, tied 4 and lost 4 for a total of 147, goals, 79 goals against and 6 bench penalty minutes. M Y were wit re,> l authoritY... Did yap see t t -hit Morro), Dlaek made the opposition blueline? That A player went for a 3100 degree spin' .. , I don't Tow what Mai, Wheeler fed son fierrx but he. was just, -everywhere, ,chi up the + ittot> , at every turn of the *tikes. I'll bet Atwood's Ed Williamsstd smarting from . that hit in the corner , .. Did you notice the .ap- pearance of attractive 'Was Ironmen Booster crests on more, than one 'fan? If you're looldng for one of these check with that real IronnJten Booster, Des art- PhY• The referees were tops. They called them close and kept the game well under control, One lit - chap wlso, little Paulon t1 the p .0 refereeweb* theway9 is correctly t fits heard one referee owhether ther • blue Palat lir?• they have been bt that 11'0 about time the are r ed? It's rather to call side at the blueline Wth no Islue,, line there. �..■ The Ironmen �rfen play in �. . on Friday night Itenseml no game this 'Sunday night, Janil- arY 12 .. , Next bon* game, 1- day, January 19 with.tt and ready, Wiarton 'taintin town for Sunday night action starting at 7:30. Grants first siPi snowmobile. Only six snowmobile cipbs tenance program 'could involve have applied for grantsto the about 200 mileS of trails in Wingham District Office of the area that might became pub,e Ministry of Natural Resources trails as defined under the new program revealed Vehicles Act, Mr. mal last November. Over $15,000 has_ Two trails on crown lands - been earmarked • for the area twined by the, Ministry. of Natural .. under the Wingham District Reionrces would also be involved, office jurisdiction which 'covers ,iu the plan, includingatent ..- Huron and Perth Counties and trail at the ,Paint F -five bordering townships. vincial park north of ,•Gra The six applications received to The program .as expl date are from the Bluewater representatives of 24 •,mow1n Town and... Country Snowmobile clubs at a Nov, 2/ Meeting at Club, the Auburn Snowmobile Wingham Legion Hall. Infoirtnu , Hill and Dale Riders of tloa Rn thenuzanber. of trails, total Mildmay, Knight Riders of.Tees- miles, grooming. =4 .upgra water, the Formosa Snowmobile needscollected at the meetis ' ` Club and the •Palm now under studyton Snow- .bY, f b�'xd•ttrict kins. Dan Mansell of the Wing- office, Mr - .:.Mansell` e, `: ham District office said the and maps for general use of';' applications have been for- snowmobilers should become warded to the Toronto office and available in the near future. Mr. Mansell also declared that any club may ask for signs for, marking trails whether or shot, they; have applied for grants. The, signs have not yet been received by the district office, but therder', has been submitted. the decisions should come within two weeks. The next step would be agreement with the clubs on the work to be done under the grants and funding needs, he said. - The snowmobile trail main - Used Cir,Saveft '74 DODGE Colt, Demon - stator, 1,000 miles. 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