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Mustangs win WIHL opener
The Bridge Motors. Mustangs won
the opening game of their hest -of -
three Wingham Industrial League
series with the Crawford Dodgers
last week.
The Mustangs totally dominated
the game and coasted to an easy 8-2
victory.
Billy Grant scored the winning
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goal for the Mustangs early in th
second period.
Consult your friend on all thin
especially on those which \concern
yourself; bis counsel, may then be
useful where your own self-love
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ET TRAVEL TALK
NO JOB 1S TOO GREAT
FOR ET AGENT!
The boss was forced to visit Ixtapa, Mex
ico for a week in February. It was hot, the
sky was blue, the water was blue & the
beaches were too long and too wide with
too much sand. Then there was the food.
The shrimp were too big and the red
snapper too tastey. And the restaurants!
Too much selection; Japanese, Italian,
French, Mexican and American and
more. Then the horseback riding through the mountains to snorkel
The horse went too slow, His horse, "Volcano" didn't live up to his
name. To top off the entire holiday, there were too many palm trees
with too many quiet breezes and too many friendly people. But, 1
guess he'll go again because sometimes, too much of a good thing
is just fine!
WHAT OUR CLIENTS SAY
Jim & Dorothy Bain, Lucknow: Discovered the Dorado Naco in
Puerta Plata to be one of the best hotels for meals and accommo-
dation. The Bain's say they enjoyed the Dominican Republic and in
particular the Puerta Plata area
Dorothy Fenner, Parkhill: Called to tell us she enjoyed Regent's
atlas Cruise so much she would like to recommend it to others.
Aldeen Westman, Mitchell: For people who want an "active" holi-
day, Akfpen highly recommends Hawaii saying it's a marvelous
place to go. as a late booking", Aldeen was impressed with War -
dales flight.
HORIZON PRESENTATION
Tuesday, April 5th at 8:00 pm, at Exeter's Old Town Hall. Horizon
will do a presentation on quality escorted tours around the world
from Canada to the S. Pacific to a Kenya Safari. Call for your invita-
tion today. Free transportation from Wingham and Clinton.
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ET RECOMMEI4 S
^ Ellison Travel agent, Dawson Pollock is
back from Denmark. Although Denim*
was a clean and prosperous.:,counlit
with friendly people who speak Englis
Dawson says meals and accommodation
were expensive. He recommends a 7
day DeR, Tour which includes the over -,-
night ferry from England, 5 nights ad;
comrnodation at,a country inn (Kra) and
breakfast and dinner. Be sure ..to visit
Qopenhagen's famoos Tivoli Garde
(Spelled backwards "I lov
Legoland.
NOTE: We will not be an outlet for Huron County Playhouse ti
in 1998. AO ,t1tets will be sold directly from the PlayhoUie tiekei
office. For tickets phone the playhouse 238-8451.
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IRONIOEN AWARDS — The Wingham Ironmen held their annual awards banquet Fridaynight er the
Wingham Legion. From left, back row: Dan Gilchrist, winner of th,e Executive Cup for outstanding4bility,
sponsored by George Skinn; Jason Goodall, winner of the Higgins Memorial Trophy for 'nog( sport,s-
manlike player- Front row Paul Brophy, -who-worrihe ream scoring trophy, sponsored by Doug Skim,
and the Ironmen rookie of the year award, sponsored by Brian Skinn; Bevin Flett, presented the Blue -
water Sports Trophy as the team's most improved player. Absent is Sandy McDonald, winner of the Cal
Burke Electric Trophy as the team's most valuable player, who was working in Oshawa.
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BY RENNIE ALEXANDER
Rec. Director
Games scheduled at the Lockridge
Memorial Arena are as follows:
Tuesday, March 29, 8 p.m., Good -
timers vs. Kincardine.
There will be public skating Fri-
day, April 1, from 1 to 3 p.m. and
Saturday, April 2, from 3 to 4:36p.m.
There is some ice time available in
April during the week -nights and on
the weekend. Call the arena at 357-
9991 or 357-1317.
Thursday night
horseshoe play
Keith Moffatt and Jim Wickens
took top spot in last Thursday eve-
ning's horseshoe play at the
Wingham Sportsmen's Club with six
wins.
In second place were Syd Lawson
and Mason Robinson with five wins
and a plus of 17. Bruce Ortlieb and
Elmer McFarlan were third with
three wins and a plus of 78, while
fourth place went to Ivan Gardner
and. Vince McInnes, three wins and a
plus of 60.
In fifth position were Glen
Casemore and Bob Gavreluk with
two wins and a plus of 72. Leon
Russell and Bill Tiffin were sixth
with two wins and a plus of 42, while
Jack Higgins and Don Saunders
rounded out the scoring in seventh
with no wins and a plus of 127.
The next horseshoe tournainerd at
the club is this Saturday, starting at
1 p.m.
Some readers have been asking
about the plus points. They are the
total combined score of the games
lost.
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