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THE CARE BEARS delighted the audiencb at last Saturday night's figure skating carnival held at Belmore.,
Bears are: back, Julie Jeffray, Sarah Dettman, Natalie Heffer, Greg Jeffray, Jonathon Batte, Adam Hark-
ness; centre, Laura McPherson, Melissa Johnson, Jeff Louttit, Silllnda Day and front, Charles Nichol and
Kyle Wright.
Madill Mustangs gear up
for tourney, defeat Redmen
— -- • - - Kevin Smith .
• In many of the F. E. Madill Mus-
tangs' victories this season, a cer-
tain line has dominated the game
and been the major factor in
Madill's wins.
Often, it has been the trio of Tom
and Ken McDonald and Jason
Kraemer which has sparked the
Mustangs.
Last Friday, however, Tom
McDonald was unable to play due to
injuries and Kraemer was slowed by
the flu as Madill played on the road
against the Clinton Redmen,
But Madill's other two lines
proved invaluable. The new line of
Rod Cayley, Kevin deJong and Rod
Crich produced all three of Madill's
goals and a certain Blueline was
instrumental in protecting the
Mustangs' 3-2 victory in the dying
seconds of the game.
Madill opened the scoring early in
the first frame with Cayley stuffing
home a rebound for his first of two in
the day. }Ii' second marker came
late in the same period and was the
result of a spectacular solo dash
through the Clinton team.
However, Madill again had a poor
second period and before the end of
the frame, found themselves tied at
two on a questionable Clinton goal
by Jeff Jewitt and 15 seconds later,
the tying goal from Jewitt again.
The one positive factor for Madill
was the fact that it would start the
third period with a two-man power-
play advantage over the Redmen.
Madill wasted no time in getting
the winner as Culey won the draw
back to Peter Strong on defense, who
passed over to Terry Daer on the
right side, who,- in turn, found
Cayley at centre ice.
Cayley quickly dished off to Crich,
breaking over the left side of the
Clinton line an4 Crich made a
perfect cross -ice pass to deJong,
who put away the game -winning -
goal 12 seconds into the final frame.
Tight checking dominated the
remainder of the period until, with
less than a minute left in the game
and the, Redraen on a power play,
Madill goalie Mario, 40tpin* mak
four saves in a row before covering
the puck and ending the flurry.
However, a serum erupted behind
the Mustang net and when all was
said and done, Madill found them-
sevies protecting a one -goal lead,
two men down with 10 seconds left to
play. Enter, stage right, the
invaluable blueline!
Because the Clinton defensemen
became involved in the melee deep
in the Mustang zone, the ensuing
face off was moved outside the
Madill blueline and away from
Kotsanis.
DeJong lost the draw, but when
Clinton was forced to shoot the puck
into the Madill zone, defenseman
Steve Michie was waiting to ice tne
puck and in the process, the victory.
Madill's record is now four and
two with three games remaining in
the regular season. However, the
team next sees action in the
Mustang Invitational Hockey
Tournament this Wednesday and
Thursday, Feb. 1 and 2.
Game times are 9:30 and 11:30
a.m., 1 and 2:45 p.m. at both the
Blyth and Wingham arenas to decide
the tournament finalists.
The consolation final will be
played on Thursday in Wingham at
12:30 p.m., while the tournament
final is slated for 2:30 p.m. Come out
and cheer your team on to victory.
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COUNT ON MOM — Colan Wright got some help'' putting on his
costume by mom Kim at last Saturday evening's figure skabbg carni-
val at Belmore.
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Double -round Omes of, 30 Points,
were played last Thursday evening
• at the Wingham Sportsmen's Club in
W division horseshoe play •
Alex Boa and Lorne Hamilton
were firsewith five wins and a plus
of 14,- Odle Syd Lawson and Don
Saunders were second at three wins
and a plus of 67.
Keith Moffatt and Glen Casemore
vVere third at three wins and a plus of
53. Ivan Gardner and Leon Russell
were fourth with one win and a plus
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• the It' Side; double-reunci,
point g4mes:*ere played. pitra
Kelm/man and BobGavreluk Were
first with Six wink andk Murray
Farlane and Glen Sol/OA:glair:nett
second place with three Wins and a
plus of 48.
In third "place were Jim Wickens
and Howard Thompson, two wins
and a plus of while Bill Tiffin and
Bill Campbell were fourth at one v..in
and a plus of -64.
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COMMUNITY CALENDAR
Sponsored by:
Wednesday, February 1 to Tuesday, February 7, 1989
Thurs. Feb. 2 Wingham Public Utilities Commission meeting, 4
p.m., PUC office.
Fri. Feb. 3 Belgrave, Auburn Co-op annual meeting, Blyth
Comm. Centre, 7 p.m. Guest speaker, Murray
Cardiff. Tickets available from your council
directors.
Howick Novice Super Series Tournament, 6 to 10
p.m.
Euchre party (at Sacred Heart Church, Wingham,
8:30 p.m. Proceeds to church building fund. Every-
one welcome.
Howick Novice Super Series tournament, 7:30
am. to 7:30 p.m.
Sun. Feb. 5 Fun in the Snow, Wawanosh Conservation Area, 1 -
4 p.m. Cross country ski. Bring a hammer and build
a bird feeder,,, hot chocolate.
Howick Novice Super Series Tournament, 7:30
am. 10 7:30 p.m.
Wingham Town Council, 7 p.m., Town Hall Coun-
cil Chambers.
Mon. Feb. 6 Shoot Party, Wingham Legion, 8 p.m. Everyone
welcome.
North Huron Bi* Brothers Assoc. Meeting at Mac-
Kay Hall, Godench, 8 p.m. You will be informed of
our work in areas covered.
Tues. Feb. 7 St. Paul's Anglican Church, Shrove Tuesday, Pan-
cake Supper, 7 p.m.
Turnbery Township Council, 7:30 p.m., township
office, Bluevale.
Morris Township Council, 7:30 p.m., township mu-
nicipal building.
Sat. Feb. 4
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