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Home My WebLink AboutWingham Advance-Times, 1977-11-16, Page 15ockey. This win was also most ratifying to Danny . Mont - ornery, managing in his first ame with the Royals, and Keith lston, who acted as bench coach The Royals took 46 minutes in alties in this one but the alty killing of Bob Hillis, Alan ckson, Tom Black, and the tire defense limited St. Clements to only one power play goal ... The defense looked much more confident in this contest, with Tom Irwin leading them in the bodychecking department with about 15 solid hits. There' '" was no doubt Bill Kerr threw the hardest check of the night, send- ing a St. Clements forward to the bench for air . . Newcomer Neil Bieman played a strong checking game and cer- tainly he adds some muscle to the forwardlines ... Three stars of the game were Bill Brown, Randy Hutchison and Tom Irwin -What we have hero is a total lack of respect for the laws. 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THE TEACHER 3(1 Tlll sQlIARI — f'llON4 524 /811 AIF2 TIONF [) UFFLE \VIII INC eROrICOI OR Program subject to change "WHERE DID YOU COME FROM?" the St. Clements goaltender inquires of a puck he . finds lying behind him. The goal, off the stick of BiII Brown, gave Wingham Royals a 4-1 first period lead in their game Friday night. Brown, Hutchison lead Royals to first Season win Bill Brown scored two goals h and assisted on two others, and g Randy Hutchison kicked out 30 g shots as the Wingham Royals g dumped St. Clements 5-2 in an E ORA Intermediate "C" game in the Wingham arena Friday night. St. Clements opened the pen scoring at 7:12 of the first period- pen on an unassisted goal by Gary Di Martin, but Wingham's speedster en Alan Dickson tied the score a minute later on a pass from Brown. Russel Jones made it 2-1 for the Royals at 11:57 with Brpwn and Paul .McKee being credited with assists. The Royals upped their lead to 3-1 on a short-handed goal by' Bob Hillis as Tom Irwin sent him in one-on-one and Hillis made no mistake, firing the puck .low into the net. Bill Brown made it 4-1 before the end of the period and the Royals left the ice at the end of the .first period with a com- manding lead. From that- point on- it was all - Hutchison as the Wingham goal - tender made some spectacular are stops, frustrating .the St. biti Clements' shooters tithe and time her again. St. Clements finally Th managed to put one into the men Wingham net on a pretty three. Lee way passing play ' Gary Yantzi the ' to Gary Haunn to Dave. Hallman mgh at' the corner of the net. men Score at the end of the second Th period was Royal 4, St, Clements for 2. hom The third period saw the Nov Royals play a close checking Nov game, with Hutchison coming up Dec' with the big saves when needed. At the 12:21 mark Bill Brown came out of the penalty box, took a pass from brother Wayne and beat the St. Clements' goalie. The final score: Wingham Royals 5, St. Clements 2. FROM THE STANDS ... Cer- tainly this was the Royals finest two-way performance of the season as they demonstrated that they can play sound defensive Jan. 6, Port Elgin vs Wingham Jan. 14, Goderich vs Wingham Jan. 20, Fergus vs Wingham Jan 28, Lucknow vs Wingham Feb 3, Milverton vs Wingham Feb. 10, Port Elgin vs Wingham Feb. 17, Harriston vs Wingham Feb 24, Goderich vs Wingham The Wingham Advance -Times, November 16, 1977,—Page 15 Ironmen notch two wins in weekendpla; Wingham Ironmen jumpoed, unto a 5-0 lead in the first period and then coasted to a 9-3 win over Markdale Sunday night in the Wingham arena. This was the se- cond straight win for the team, which beat the Dynamos Friday night in Wiarton. Jim McGee scored two goals in the first period, with Jay MacLaurin, Randy Alton, and Kevin Carter a4Oing singles. Markdale came out forecheck- ing and skating hard in the second period, scoring two goals to Wingham's one. Carter had the Wingham goal, his second of the night. The Ironmen regrouped in the third period to outscore Hawks 3-1. Jim Blackwell, Cook and Dale Whitfield not the goals. Brian Wall wen distance in goal, coming up the Cam ,died Rec association discusses with The game began slowly with close checking by both teams The`Ironmen were ahead 1-0 after the first period, with Gerd Kina- han scoring on a breakaway. In the second period the Iron - men picked up the pace by scor- ing three quick goals in the seventh, eighth, and ninth min- utes. The third period was all Iron - men, with their forchecking deep in the Dynamos zone. It was clear the Ironmen were in better physical condition' than the Dynamos. WHISTLE STOP: It was nice to see a solid team effort by the Ironmen. The team played both offensive and defensive hockey exceptionally - well. Tall Hugh Nichol wasn't that busy betwegst the pipes, but made several key. saves in the first and second per. iads. Some notable players look in very good' shape, and they are playing excellent hockey as a team, The team extends deepest sym- pathy to the Kinahan family upon the loss of a son. game The next Ironmen home will be at 7:30 p.m. on Nov. 27 when . they host the Wiarton Dynamos. The team asks your support by coming out to its home !i games. p. some key stops in the third period responsibility, planning to keep the game out of reach for the Hawks. 0--0---0 WHISTLE STOPS: Jim McGee was picked as first star of the game and Dale Whitfield was the second star. It was nice to see the Ironmen pick up two wins on the weekend, despite missing several key play- ers. Tom Graham is due for sur- gery next week, with the team wishing him a speedy recovery. Dave Kieffer sat out both games on suspension and Jay Mac- Laurin sat out Friday night with a ,shoulder separation but was back in uniform Sunday. WIARTON GAME The better conditioned Iron - men showed no mercy as they demolished the Dynamos Friday night in Wiarton. The boys got goals and goals, Jim McGee lead- ing the charge with three. Gord Kinahan scored two goals and single goals were fired by Kevin Carter, Dale' Whitfield, Bernie Haynes, Ron Riley and Jim Blackwell. This Friday night the Royals planning to avenge an exhi- on drubbing when Goderich is e; game time is 9:00 .. . e team is grateful for the tre- dous fan support they are eiving and invite everyone to Wingham arena on Friday is for some Royal entertain - t. . e following is the schedule Wingham Royals' remaining e games: . 18, Goderich vs Wingham . 21, Port Elgin vs Wingham 9, Lucknow vs Wingham CASH 300 PRIZE 1977 Kinsmen Grey Cup Draw Winner determined by the score of the East-West Game held on Nov. 28, 1977. 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ONTARIO HOCKEY ASSOCIATION INTERMEDIATE "C" GROUPS 3 & 4 1977 - 1978 GAME SCHEDULE (REVISED) WINGHAM ROYALS DATE Nov. 18 Nov. 20 Nov. 25 Dec. 2 Dec. 3- - Dec. 4 Dec. 9 Dec. 11 Dec. 16 Dec. 18 Dec. 30 Jan. 6 Jan. 8 Jan. 13 Jan. 14 Jan. 20 Jan. 27 Jan. 28 Feb. 3 Feb. 10 Feb. 17 Feb. 19 Feb. 24 ., VISITOR Goderich Wingham Port Elgin Wingham Wingham Wingham Lucknow Wingham Wingham Wingham Wingham Port Elgin Wingham Wingham Goderich Fergus Wingham Lucknow Milverton Port Elgin Harriston Wingham Goderich HOME TIME Wingham 9:00 Harriston 8:30 Wingham 9:00 Goderich 8:30 St. Clements 9:00 (to be rescheduled) Port Elgin 3:00 Wingham 9:00 Lucknow 7:30 Goderich 8:30 Milverton , 2:00 Port Elgin 8:30 Wingham 9:00 Lucknow 7:30 Goderich 8:30 Wingham 7:30 Wingham 9:00 Port Elgin 8:30 Wingham 7:30 Wingham 9:00 Wingham 9:00 Wingham 9:00 Lucknow 7:30 Wingham 9:00 Discussions on responsibility i recreation sparked evaluatio and concern among the 85 dele gates at the annual conference the Lake Huron Zone of Ontari Municipal Recreation Associa tion held recently in Port Elgin The conference, chaired by President Jack Bird of Owen Sound, showed an increase in at tendance and brought delegates from councils and recreation committees in Grey, Bruce, Perth, Huron and northern Well- ington counties. Provincial member of parlia- ment Murray Gaunt brought greetings from the Ontario government and Reeve Ian Jamieson welcomed the dele- gates on behalf of Port Elgin. The keynote address, pre- sented by Bud Bitton, consultant with the ministry of culture and recreation, discussed the re- sponsibility of the federal, pro- vincial and local governments in providing recreational oppor- tunities for its citizens and decried the fact that many people do not' take the responsibility seriously. A panel moderated by John Smith of Milverton, including. Keith Angel from Derby Town- ship, Annie Dinniwell of Harris - ton, Tan' Jamieson of Port Elgin n featured four participation work - n shops covering the topics: up- - grading leadership; comparative of rates for facilities; teen pro- () grams; and Wintario. Resource - people for the workshops in- . eluded Consultant Al Sinclair, Goderich Recreation Director Mike Dymond, Listowel Recrea- - tion Director Don Town, Kin- cardine Recreation Director Keith Davidson, Wiarton Director Bryan Peter, Port Elgin Director Clair Fowler, Audrey Woods student at Fanshawe Col- lege, Projects officer Joan Peach and Toronto ministry of culture and recreation representatives Marna Snitman and John Ryer- son. and J. P. Johnstone of Tober- mory, stressed the need for knowledge; constant review of policies, less confusion in ,the grant systems and careful plan- ning. The afternoon program Special displays were enjoyed and a resolution from the floor askingfor a one day teen con- ference in the spring , was en- dorsed by the delegates. Pat Artkin, executive secre- tary of OMA reminded the zone that it is one of 19 Zones and, with its duster group activity, a well - organized and effective one. 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