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Home My WebLink AboutWingham Advance-Times, 1978-11-08, Page 15..Y.11P4 .e5!"-`7•WIV11;11:4••• ""'"•""`5,5',"1,,,"t!'n•74,41'"''''.t, • ?0,,,,....„,)„t,(•• • r•• OPP_ aiq Lions Midgets opened up a 5,0 lead after two 40 then held off a late rally to defeat Mitchell Mg Thursday in Whit,* The Lions grab a ?re- first , period lead ongoals by Bob Alton, Bruce LeVan and Dan „meth', the last on a peri,verplay. Richard Moore and Tom Remington added second period :goals, also on powerplays, to .stake the Lions to a commanding 5-0 lead, • Mitchell came to life in the third period and closed the gap to 5-3 with a pair of goals by John Sykes and a single marker by Darrel Deitz, but the rally fell short. Wingham held a wide edge in play over the course of the game, ,114Y, fico 'while , Ypt, coining up, with a hog* game Thursday night at Sp.m. 'against. moon and road games at Teeswater Saturday and at Mitchell Monday. *Hie Lions worift Pats rshaar:a • • outshooting Mitchell 40-17. S. Spitfires 4 0 3 ,Industrial Games played Nov. 6, Ad- vance-TimerS, 4, Crawford Dodg- ers, 4. •Stainton Spitfires, 5, Bridge Mustangs, o. STANDINGS GW A -Timers 4 3 0 C. Dodgers 4 2 1 B. Mustangs 4 1 3 WINGNAM 357-1630 ednesday to Saturday NOVEMBER 8 to 11th Wed.-Thurs. 8 P.M. Fri. -Sat. 7 & 9 P.M. After her divorce, Erica got to know ome pretty interesting peopi includingherself. T 1 1 0 1 P 7 5 2 1 Xririrrearr.,,srrr.. OPENING FACE-OFF—Scott Driscoll of Seaforth and Jeff Walden of Windham square offior the ceremonial faCe-OW:" that opened the season for the Windham Atom All Stars Saturday afternoon. Mayor William Walden dropped the svueakte,?,,11142.11,1.111.!iirii.V.#1i0 -.40).141?..611.1114/' " ' - , • , • puck fairly idespite the fact that Jeff is his grandsbn) and it was promptIrshorstraight at the photographer. Looking on are Seaforth Coach Ron Driscoll, Wingham minor hockey President Ken Wood and Wingham Coach Nick O'Donohue. Monarchs down Royals twice in weekend hockey series. The Midmay Monarchs edged the Wingham Royals 4-2 Friday night in Wingham and followed that with a 7-3 victory Sunday right in Mildmay. MONARCHS 4 ROYALS 2 The Mildmay Monarchs scored two unanswered goals in the third • period to down the Wingham Royals 4-2 in an OHA Inter- mediate "C" contest 'Friday night at theMingham Arena. Mildmay opened the_,Scorillkt the 12:32 mark -of the first 'period gcial. by Paul Wells. The Monarchs jumped into a 2-0 lead at 14:57 of the period as Jim Wendt beat. Royal netminder Keith Elston. . The. Royals . narrowed the gap to 2-1 with less than -threeminutes remaining in the opening frame on a goal by Bob Hillis assisted by Bernie Haines and Don Burley. Score at the end of one period of play: Monarchs 2, Royals 1. The second period saw plenty of scoring chances but only one goal, that by the Royals, evening the score at 2. Al Dickson was credited with that marker, assists going to Murray, Black and Rick Jacklin". Although the Royals scored the only goal of the - period, the real standout was Royal goaltender Keith Elston, who kinked out 17 shots in the period, many from close rarige:' 'Both teams' played :Wideriipeicr hockey throughout the third per iod and finally at 6:25 of the final frame 'Monarch Dave Schellen- berger was able to beat Elston with a high shot that deflected off a Royal player. . The Royals continued to press for the equalizer but, with only four minutes remaining; the Monarchs' Wendt Scored his sec- ond of the night and the Monarchs headed home with a 4-2 victory. From the stands . . . Certainly the star of this game for the Royals - was netminder Keith Elston, who time and time again robbed Mildmay shooters. . . The Royals also missed the scoring punch from their big line of Gary ,Lisle, Neil Biernan, and Russ Jones as the Mildmay checking kept them•pretty much at bay. • • • • .' • The, Royals next home game is scheduled for this Friday night at 8:30 in the .Wingham Arena when the Goderich Sailors supply the opposition. The Royals are also holding a draw at every home game for a $25 grocery voucher courtesy of the IGA store -in . Wingharn. This draw is open to everyone who is ih 'attendance at wthiennReoryalwgaams esjaanned laystawtheek's of- Wingham. 30 Tf:IE 591JAS NON 42440 Al ,CONDOION. OHA. Intermediate Frida. y, Nov. 10 Goderich vs Wingham Friday, Nov. 24 - Mount Forest vs Wingham Saturday, Dec. 2 Goderich vs Wingham Friday, bee. 15 Harriston vs Wingham Friday, Jan. 5 ' Lucknow vs Wingham Saturday, Jan. 13 Wellesley vs Wingham Friday, Jan. 26 Milverton vs Wingham Friday, Feb, 2 Mildmay vs Wingham , Fergus vs Wingham •:,--** • S • ,4 • For your dinner einjOYmen't & repladag.O.iik!amops din • her buffet we feature —5 ) • 3 onsig SUNDAY SPECIALS Your ChOlce: * Spare ribs t *Roast Chicken \ *Seafood Newburg Which Includes: , Salad bar, Setif Or Juice, beverage & detiseititaac li;ead or roils • • ' (a full course dinner) • $ c 95 Reg:menu also aiP • available .„ • SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY NOVEMBER 12, 13, 14th ONE SHOWING 8:00 P.M. DAILY! Great rabbit movies you have known and loved: SUTTON PARK INN MONARCHS 7 ROYALS 3 The Mildmay Monarchs scored four power play goals and coast- ed to a 7-3 victory over the Wingham Royals Sunday night in Mildmay. The Royals opened the scoring at the 1:27 mark of the first per- iod on a goal by Rick Jaeldin from Larry Robinson. Mildmay's Don Moran tied it at 7:02 of the period and the Monarchs took the lead at 18:14 when Keith Lerch • scored from Moran and Bob Wilkinson. This lead lasted only four seconds as the Royals rush- ed back to tie the game at 2 on a goal by Al Dickson from Russ Jones. Score at the end of the first period: Royals 2, Monarchs 2. The Monarchs scored two un- answered, goals in the second period, both on the power play, to take a 4-2 lead. The first goal was notched by Gam Lorenz and the second by Jim Wendt. • Mildmay scored twice more in the third period before the Royals' Neil Bieman scored at 12:31' from Jacklin and Dickson. Bob Wilkinson scored the Mon- archs' final goal and fourth power play effort to send the Royals home without a point in this home and home weekend series. From the Stands . . . The Royals downfall in this encounter was their penalty killing as the Monarchs took advantage of the extra attacker for four of their goals Despite the lOss it was nice to see Bob 'Armstrong and Chuck Gibson in the line-up for the first time this year. These two play- ers, with more game experience, should provide some added scor- ing threats to the Royal attack... Don't forget the next Royal nome game is, this Friday night at 8'30. With,' your admittance ticket you will be eligible to win a $25 grocery voucher from the IGA in Wingham. The Royals have been supplying some excit ing hockey action on Friday nights, and deserve some fine support from local hockey fans. Following is a schedule of the Royals remaining home games: KINCARDINE'S NO. 1 NIGHT SPOT proudly presents The story of the worlds first pregnant man... It's inconceivably funny. recommended os MAK! INTIRTAINAtikT AN ABSOLUTE ENTERTAINMENT MUST! Donations for a Garage Sale will be accepted at Adrian Keet's form, Hwy. 86. Proceeds will be in sup- port of the Association for the Mentally Retarded and The Voice for Life group. Your help is greatly op., predated. * * * * * * Pickups arranged 3574099 RESERVE NOW Parties & dining TUMBLE FOR EXTRA CASH Put money in your packet by selling on. wanted items in the Want Ad Column for Christnias 396-3444 SUTTQN PARK INN Hwy. 21 N. Kincardine for aeny.'":"!?""4"........"1511211111111.1 anyoneconcerning ;he Sutton Pork Ad of Nov. 1. The ad should have read as follows. Sunday Specials featuring your choice of Barbecued Spareribs Irish Stew, Roast Chicken or Seafood Newburg instead of Sunday Brunch. The price for the Special is '5.95 This price does not apply to the Sunday Brunch which begins Nov. 12. • The Kincardine News Art's Auto Body and Collision For this Feature Presentation We'll Be Open 8:00 P.M. TO 1:00 P.M. With The Entertainment Pram 9:00 P.M. TO 1:00 P.M. over Charge Wed., Thur., Fri., Sat, APPEARING NEXT WEEK AGGARTY - FORMOSA, ONTARIO 367-2721 • • ... 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