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Absent, Heather Schumacher, Susan Gillies, Brenda McCann, Donna. Martin . and Cathy Clarkson. CANADIAN FOOTBALL. LEAGUE PLAYERS' ASSOCIATION GAME PIAA Ic)COPYRIGHT•1977 SUN SYNDICATE QUARTERBACKING by Ron Lancaster SASKATCHEWAN ROUGH P'MRS Pattern -Out. FLANKER — Runs 14 yards out — coming back toward sidelines. .K.WINGBACK ANB»_. 'IGHTEND• Run downfield 12. yards and break to corner. Q.B. — Set up quickly — , check coverage. Corner on right is dropping deep. Throw ball to sideline at 12 yards. Flanker comes backto catch ball. CENTRE — Blocks MLB if Blitz ' GUARDS — Block Def. Tackles TACKLES,— Block ACiES_Block Def. Ends BACKS — .Block the outside LB's if Blitz: No Blitz — run short swing into flat area. SPLIT END — Runs 14 yards out — coming back towards sidelineg. Ts sbons LTD FARM - HARDWARE & AUTO SUPPLIES PRE -WINTER. BARGAINS TRUCKLOAD SALE! Genuine ethylene -glycol permanent anti -freeze. Mixes with, tests the same as the finest brands! • BRING YOUR OWN CONTAINER • (MINIMUM QUANTITY 1 IMP. GAL. - BUY ALL YOU WANT! $ 2 99 gal 4 Dawgard $_4299 ANTI FREEZEgal. Permanent antifreeze. Case of 4 Only .. , `15.75 TSC STORES LTD• 190 Mitchell Road South Listowel, Ontario Telephone 291-1882 Hours: Mon. -Fri. 8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Saturday 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. .a. . r-•r.�y".e�. t► Bow to Stayner in preseason hocke Hot goaltending • led Stayner Siskins to a 4-2 win over the Wing - ham Ironmen in a closely fought game at Wingham arena last Sunday night. A large crowd turned out to watch. the Junior D exhibition action. ' An outstanding effort ' by Siskins' Brian De Geer held off Wingham's shooting power time -after time, while Brian Wall played well between the pipes for the Ironmen but allowed three first period goals. The second period was clearly Wingham's, with the . only goal scored by defenceman Mike Montgomery from Paul Inglis and Dale Whitfield. The teams exchanged goals in the third period. Wingham struck first on a powerplay, with Ron Riley scoring from Whitfield. Stayner came back'at 17:46 to put the game out of reach with a final goal. ' WHISTLE STOPS: The crowd enjoyed clean, fast, hard-hitting hockey in the game against Stayner Siskins and left the arena talking about a good-looking Ironmen team. Bernie Haines was picked as one of the stars and Rookie rear- guard Mike Montgomery also op looked exceptionally good. The forward line of MacLaurin, Kinahan and Kieffer came back to the bench with the players shaking their heads and wonder- ing what they had to do to score. All in all, Coach Skinn was very happy with the play of the'whole team and appears very excited as the 1977-78 season approaches. It was nice to see a large crowd, which seemingly enjoyed this exciting brand of hockey. It is hoped the good crowds' will continue throughout the season. Bridge results Four and a half tables played at Wingham Duplicate Bridge Club last Thursday. • Yvonne McPherson and May Porter came first and Wilf French and Omar Haselgrove tied with Harley Crawford and Kay Forgie for second and third place. In 1940,' it was reported that only three Dene families lived all year round at Arctic Red -River located 1100 'miles northwest of Edmonton. Today the community is populated by over 135. CANADIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE PLAYERS' ASSOCIATION cartes Pfl rICOPYRIG,HT 1977 SUN SYNDICATE QUARTERBACKING by Ron Lancaster SASKATCHEWAN ROUGHRIDERS' STANCE,BEHIND THE CENTER — ' TAKING THE BALL. 1. The physical size Vf the ball is snapped; the both the Quarterback and arms ride I straighten the Center will dictate whether a crouch or upright stance is used. The player must be comfortable in his stance. 2. General Recom- mendations, • (a) The feet should be approximately armpit width apart and in a parallel position. ( b) The knees should be slightly bent causing the weight to he distributed on the balls. of the feet 4c l' Head should be up and eyes looking straight ahead. Back should have a slight arch d 1 Hands under Center out) with the Center as he moves to handle his blocking respon- sibility. ( f) As ball hits right hand-, left hand closes around the ball for a sure grip Ball Is til Right hand should he in middle of crotch The depth should be wrist deep I ii Y Left hand the thumps should he side by side and the hand extends down inside left leg 1 iii 1 Right hand should apply upward pressure to give the Center a target lel Arms should be bent slightly with' right hand wrist deep in crotch of Center As placed Immediately In his stomach for safe- keeping 11f1 f' rtf\ ILLUSTRATIONS BY DICK 61BSON CLIP AND SAVE The Wingham Advance -Times, October 19, 1977—Page 7 YBC Bowling BANTAMS Everything is coming up roses for Debra's Daisies, as they con- tinue to dominate the flower power league. They added five points and now lead 18 to 12 over second place Leanne's Lilacs, who scored five themselves to move from fourth to second. Tracey's Tulips and Michelle's Marigolds both failed to score and remain at 10 and nine points respectively. Audrey's Asters had a five point week to move into 'a challenging position with eight points while Brenda's Bluebells are left all alone with three. Tracey Day, 104; Sandra Mof- k Level II clinic for coaches held Thirty-five area coaches at- tended the Level II Clinic of the National Coaches Certification Program held last Saturday at the Wingham arena. Some of the topics covered were the role of the coach, dynamics of skating, puck con- trol, goaltending, game tech- niques and team play. Twelve of the 35 attending Level II of the •six level program were from Wingham and in- cluded Spence Burley, Bob Arm- strong, Wayne Brown, Diane Grove, Nick O'Donahue, Art Clark, .Ron Dore, Phil Beard, Carl Ricker, Al Harrison, Ken Saxton and Ken Murray. ' The' mothers' 'auxiliary \of the Minor Hockey Association pro- vided lunch at the day long clinic. Dave Shearer of Milverton was clinic co-ordinator and the in- structors were Don McKee, Bert Armstrong, Peter Paleczny and Roger Kroph all of Kitchener. Trophy winners in ladies' golf The Wingham ladies' golf club recently declared its trophy win- ners for the 1977 season: In the McKinney Trophy competition, Agnes Winfield takes the trophy with Fern Wylie the , runner-up. Edith Rathbun is winner of the McKinney Tray over- runner up Nona Elliott. Wilma Kerr won the Conron Rose Bowl over Judy Nevery and Sheila Cameron took the Carling Trophy, with Mrs. Rathbun finishing second. Mrs. Cameron and Mrs. Rath- bun topped the A Class in the Nine Hole Ringer Score. Joyce Church, Myrla Frank and Dianne Simpson took the B Class honors and Mrs. Nevery and Shirley Kaufman dominated the Class: Winners in car show draw Four Wingham and area resi- dents were winners in the $500 draw held as part of the Road and Snow Show, Oct. 6. Wesley Sim- mons . won the $300 first prize, Mrs. Jack Bateson won the $100 second prize. and David Mont- gomery won the $50 third prize. All three are from Wingham. Murray Gibb of RR 3, ,Wingham, was the winner of the $50 fourth prize. fatt, 106; Leanne Cornwall, 118; Debra Henry, 104; Lisa Ritchie, 100; and Debbie Clark, 161, 125, were the girls with games of 100 points or more. Greg Mansell, 116; Jamie Wall, 114, 131; and Murray Skinn, 138 had the high games for the boys. Debbie's 161 was far and away the high single, and her two good games, gave her the 286 high doubleas well. Murray's 138 was high single for the boys and Jamie took the 245, high double. JUNIORS Stingrays continue to lead here, now with 15 points. Calnaros have moved into second place with a total of 11 while Firebirds are in third with 10. There is a real fight on for the middle positions as the two low teams, Jaguars and Corvettes, each scored a big five points to move into a challenging position with nine and eight points respectively. Blue Flames came up scoreless and now trail with seven points. Judy Hanula, 154; Ellen ' Rodger, 158; Debbie Hoy, 187; and Debbie Lee, 167, had the games over 150 for the girls and Byron Thompson, 160, 181; Don- ald Casemore, 168; Jeff Cameron, 161; Billy Gaunt, 181; and Stephen Gaunt, 152, had them for the boys. Debbie Hoy's 187 was high single and another good game gave her the 304 high double for the girls. Byron and Billy tied for the boys high single of 181 and Byron then beat out Billy to take the 341 high double. SR. JUNIORS and SENIORS There is no update on the team scores this week; they stand as last • week. Brenda Foxton, 202; Connie Haugh, 180; Japet Storey, 181; and Sheila Burke were the girls with games over 175 points. Barry Haugh, 187; Randy Bain, 266; Greg Storey, 306, 186; Ste- phen Burke, 230; Blair Mansell, 198, 225; Daryl Holmes, 216, 176; - Ken Thompson, 202; and Jeff Jackson, 179,, bowled games over 175 for the boys. For the Sr. Junior girls, Donna Thompson had the 149 high single and 422 high triple. Greg Storey's 306 was easily high single for the Sr. Junior boys and he added the 663 high triple. Sheila Burke had the 218 high single and 533 high triple for the Senior girls and Stephen ' Burke took the high single honors for the Senior boys with his 230. Ken Thompson scored the 538 high triple. 461. "Life is a Cabaret" Great Buffet Great Entertainment . Downtown. 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