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The F.4.%ne.--madm Secondary S9hool
; Were:re, iitiii&OWhed.ChanielonO Of. a high school hock-
ey t�urnament _ . ,
Whioh they hosted -at -L-ocktidge Memorial Arena. The
'Mustangs defeated a team from London Banting in the championship
• final. From left: Back row, Terry Daer, Rod Nicholson, DeartAttohOV,_....
'80n,, Tom McDonald, Kyle dioniri. Centre - row, Assistant Coach
Terry Walker, Rick Moffatt, Rob flenschell, Bill Kinahan, Rob,
Cayley, Jeff McKee Jason Kraemer, Coach Larry -Lane. Front xow;-
. „Jason Moore,..Brat,ANTAY, Dean Lindsay, ..$4?va,
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three wins and no -losses in last game three against Walkerton. Th
weekend's Clifford tournament. In tough afternoon seledtde began ,to
all, Wingham, outscored its op- show as the boys -started ver
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position, 23-1, playing near flawless sluggishly and fell behm.d 1-0 early
defence in each contest. - as Walkerton scored the f'iritgoal of
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Wingham 13, martian% o the toUrnamem against %rigout-
flying
men The Tykes were still tryhigto get
the locals came out fland on, track when Good picked up a
cruised to a 13-0 victory over loose puck and went the distance to
Durham. Jamie Good and Scott score the equalizer. This seemed to
Inwood led lir assault wit"! five . be the spark that set the rest of the
goals each, whi1 .PhiI PeWg,'ittokil.cifiA-1,41plit:4-anot -hike ‘agaita
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singles.Jay Leitch contributed shi 'Carter scored from Jay and Jeff
assists. Steve Carter, normally the Leitch. Then Merkley made it 3-1
captain of the blueline, brigade, from Carter. Merkley then returned
started this a betw
*bro.., and registered the shotout.
Joileiiimiswithownnimoiminiminitlimpoolimimmiiiiimmilmilymmiiimiliffiliniumiiiimmiiimmilion.•• game One of the„ -than*. • - t
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Some of th„
(ciluii-ita,i-from last Night League: Gord Sutcliffe, Ruth
:week were Thursday tee -ague: 11 Orien, Perrie Holmes, Kaye
o'clock draw, Aart deVos, Jack Ducharme; Friday Masters League,
Shiell, Sylvia pewtress, Ken Leitch; -Bill Tiffin, Ethel Gerrie, Doug
one o'clock draw, Ken Hopper, Glen Bishop, Gordon Mundell; - WOO-
Sellers, Helen McKague,'BobJeffer- Higgins, Ian Moreland, Les Douglas -
and Jim Jim Walsh; Wednesday; ifine
o'clock draw, Jerry Edwards, Steve
Nixon, Bernice Edwards, Marg
Gavreluk,
son; three o'clock draw, Jim Mc-
Burney, Angus Falconer, Bob
Gillespiel, Neil Dinning; Thursday
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AND YOU'RE INVITED -TO OUR
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it's MI re oxiStingt ire your *haulm to .,,
involved with the Wingtiam Towne Players, on".
stage or bank stage. aring yoorf",
GENERAL MEETNG, WodnOid
7:30 pm., t tho Wingharn TOtioi
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set up Carter. Again,
me, Huffinan.l..'-' n -
Carter and Jeff Leitch.
Every member of the team played
role.'hi the weekend's success,
including the coaches, whose
"hunches" paid off in almost every
case as they experhnented to find
the -ng' hteombinations.
As well,, the Tykes congratulate
the players and coaches of thepre-
Tyke "farm" team, which also went
undefeated n its classification,
withtingigantes just as impress*.
Based on -te performanteillus,!: •
weekend, the future of minorheiliey
in Wingham appears to be fairly
bright.
This was by far Iiiwood's best
' Nuggets, among winners -
game of the season as he' netted the
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five goats While settling hi as Car-
ter's defenSivere lacement. pena1ty-free-r.cn-otio't
Wingham 5, Mildmay
The ,Whighatii, .lboys began their
second genie jtistolike they finished were among 250 Ontario hockey equipment bags - to personal. Stereo
game ooe.:T4eatar of this game was_ teams selected as secondary prize headphonesInaddition, each Of the
- by far the Mildmay ,gootender:.,He winnerkhi the recent ESSo Penalty- -2000- feasts which submitted
was under constant fire from the, irreeS*OePtst4kes'i '; . ' --': ' penititi410e. : game sheiti4iill, .
Wingham shooters and Made dozens ' ; According .- to - , Neil Downs, receive -.1,-;SWeepstakes crest -and,
of tough Ste*. 7' - , f'. „ executive director of the Hockey' certificate of
oiaches Huffman and /*wood Development Centre.' for Ontario .'tehitis':--tioin two other neby
continued to juggle their forward (.11DcO)i the response to the centres- were also selectert,
and 'her Oo, .1. ,•The;
.Veinn!4.140, OVei' the goaltending c:con.
: sweepstakes was coated,* ' UI :1k...r:iv? -
testikerereceivedl*BDCO ,aii at
la 40, , 41— „il
lines, While Standing pat . with the sweepstakes was, greater than an seCondarY :prize winners ---- Ilgyth
defenohrei combinatiot, of Robert tiopated., Eittries from more than aPaereoWnse.es., .an.d Brussels Novice
WarWiCk and litiftMarfaild:InWood 2,600' teams which played PenaltY-
free - games duringF'the., two-week " . .
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registered tit -out. -
the -Petroleum . ilixt,membets, sporitiereditirliso lace' tenth ‘,....--.
sallti.4491*114*:11.•„141/g"e:.1"tititr*vit'ey openediirtig44. • 71kildthileeek)'°neritiltlitelViilltaTheltYpurpatritiThe was Into '
Canada, and supported ._ 7. .
4" Bwww7-----"'.• Carter, entourage ania_teur teams to play
piay' , forward Peeitg.**14(rW -#'..•stafer: , by completing 'games
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S scoring Slump, . improved their platingli :, ••,.:
Both the boys' and girls' t
and each will receive relays the second day. of ft
a 'Pair of tikatesiiiiith a retail valued ' peon.
, and ; approximately $206.
1!.., .4., ' The grand' priz' e and 250 secondary The team has had a s
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„7,tirixe Winners ,.Werelliadwn reetten.fly season, winning the seal
championship at llnion-Per ,
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