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again resPolided, thin
with three goals to, take a 04
lead ore OlOon scored from Ryan
exell.tThen Deyeg scored one of his
`own, assisted by Bart Cameron and
Jonathon Lane to take it 6-3 Port
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team 'start,s,emw4444001•
week and ameone.ftheb
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tonight, Ielx OW. -
two will be pkiyed Thwday at
win. n Winghant.
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The team .is playing inspired 1..
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Elgin. hit the 2(1 -goal mark.
hockey and ay
10 and '
uper X Atoms. 1
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Last Saturday the Wingham Super
X Atoms chalked up a 6-3 victory
over Walkerton hi the first game of
the Walkerton tournament,- butthe
local lads then were shut out and
eliminated 2-0 by Markdale.
Winglitun' kept its offence in gear
thoughout the Walkerton game to
earn the: win. Jason CrasitfOrd
banged one in to open Whighatn'S
scoring, set up by Jamie MacKay.
Patrick Magee made it 2-0 in an end-
to4and rush.•
Vialkerton responded with pile to
close out the first,
The. remainder of the scoring was
in the second. period.
MacKay Made it 34, but Walkerton
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camback with two to tie things tap.
Bryan deBriwn chipped onein trim
Patterson and then Shaun Walker
made it -5-3- nine -seconds
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MacKay drew theassist 011the goat lead; and Totimsend coah
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Patterson then closed out the Gocwidi,
scoring with four minutes reilaining
in the second, •
Markdale 2, lifhigham 0
Everything that Willilaam did
right against Walkerton, it -OK
• wrong against. Markdale, .a team
which_,
played a strong positional
game and moved the puck nicely.
'Whighain had 1,21441**S in the
trying to do the bffenae
gawe, all
ems ves with . the result being
nothing was accomplished,
Everybody had a sweat on after
the game, but it wasn't becattie of
the_ teamwork — the passing..game
• was non-existent. ,.
This weekend Wingham competes'
in a tournament in Loilthin.
Hopefully, the boys can put three
team -effort games together.
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The Howick Bantam's Started'
•-limy week �n a winrihig note as the
nOnvincingly-defeated.Clifford.,
at thellowickcominunitieentreon
Jan. 22. Seven different playe
scored goattinthell4victory.,
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John
Greig letltheoffenthre thrus
with what triek, -his second of Ui
season. Greig also i:added:.iin -souls
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for good measureand.4a ftour-
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play when a hard, !hot evaded
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- t II0arick . did not falter, but
responded WithCAv00-310,40k
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DayCentre News.
By Pani Williams
The much -asked question of the
!leo will be, "Did the gromdhog see
its Shadow?" or "Did you see a •
groundhog?". Anyway„ --welcome
the month of February as the Day FCC su.
•Centre actiVitiescontinue.•
Joelle Reavie, a student at Fan-
shawe College in London, will be
helping at the Day Centre for the
next six weeks. Joelle-is studying the
Recreation Leadership course at
college and since the Day Centre is a
social -recreational program for
older adults she will be gaining
experience in her chosen field of
work. Miss Reavie's previous work
experience from college was at the
Ministry of Tourism and Recreation
office in London. Weltome, Joelle
and I hope you learn a great deal in
the next few weeks at the sauces'
centre. •
Last week the participants at the
centre were the official judges of the -
Frosty Fest posters. There were
over 100 pesters- entered in the
cOmpetition thlS year aid it, was a
difficult -decision to: &ante:the
winnkm entries. eangratnlaitens to'
everyone*** the isealaehooltimho
111113°1"1"11.11114116•Wole..1.1011•710N.
is like a rocking chair — it gives you
something to do but doesn't get you
anywhere."
the *mete
The-004On
programis.ft
diy centre,
are ajtAiOlit4
the -'01116004.
cr_aig •
bivernure and King totalled three
',assists each With,, Henboeffer and
Gibson recording two Single assists
went to Donald Livern*er Weber,
'Greig and lleichatd.
The first peliod was scoreless•
;Itovirick.. skated well in the second
frame and1eft eke with a4-110ad
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Some great passing ,plays, aided
ItOwick in the 'air ch lcd
to sever and
remit. Mark Fraser-pla-
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gathers farrn
financial data
Farm Credft Corporation Canada
(FCC) is conducting a national
survey- of 8500 farmers to -gather
a jai team frOM I 011. riodmat
the HOicknet.
On Jaw 234 the Bantams played
for. t Second .toasecathiec:ni t.
The o 13! ory
information on the •fin ire'
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maxetr'
d erniore
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golie Fraser ()is'
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frame .' efix:
;One:
hat The other Ho
goal was scored by Chris
on -1010 slapshot.after
Perfect Jason Dou
Henhoeffer alSo 'drew an assis
. The:. play ; waswide t the
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Fiseher Dennis go
scored
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Livermore AskilktIng,,... On 'both
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rik
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a Jason,,
a goal
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Wick Squat
c ances lathe
goalie Fraser pulled for an extra
attacker, but couldn't beat Sean
Robinson the St. MarYkgeat
On Monday evening, Jen... 25,he
line of Reichard, Philip Liverh*4.:
and BAIA° r fitted fa;'t
•tr'
game with
later, After the
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structure of Canadian fanns; roc contest-- - *Mien
nounced. S. Maros fth WnFjsr red the
The survey is being carried outin
Canada, StaUstics , Canada and'
several provincial goVerninenhL
The information obtained frimithe,,.
survey will be Ina I the
developinelitstagriMt
across Ciinath„lillr. Hewitt
Chairman Jim Hewitt has all.' hitthigifr• tt•••'
ilik e
collabbration with. AgriMifture
CerpOratiOn
play with teig
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to keep: .IIIthe score.
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midi shooters fict
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The Bantams traveled to St.
Whinnied Wednesday evening for a
rematch with thehost club.
' St. Marys certainly came out
flying. and dominated play
throtighout- the first period, the
result toiling a.2-0 ;fad.
*ick settled down in the second
period; but eachteain managed one
goat Hinviers marker went to
-ReiOhard, asigsted by Henhoeffer
and Philipl#Iierthere.
litaffiginiii again dominated
the third period to store three
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e learn Will begin to ,challenge the:
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TLulaers ter first Oast;
eanwhile, the Siitrftes continue
;Maybe they've th43eve been
grim!'•
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senior
biketto.
in cargo'
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be world*
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appointni
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unanswstedgoals. • -
The filial rifilitllt was a well-
deserved 64 victory for the strong
$ Attiarjs
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aitigtietheiyoffs to start as
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* they received a. bye in the first
The iesdnewsaround thecamp is
cSstreeffit0a,1,,:dhistieu:sdooeifert aa:Stddewhogesprt hopefully
tbfuttahdtays
action Of stopping pucks.
Wetr WaYerst Ryan
Vie Wheeler, we.re
0 Ste Marys game
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