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Home My WebLink AboutWingham Advance-Times, 1980-01-02, Page 11su • CRITICAL FACEOFF®-Wingham lines up for a critical faceoff in Its own end with just five seconds left 1n. the game Sunday. Ironmen fought to a 5-5 tie affer being down 3-0 early in the first period. a (Photo by Dave Tiffin) HELD OVER TILL JAN. 5, 1980 SHOWTIMES: WED. - THlittS.: 8:00 P.M. FRI. -SAT.:7:00&9:10p.m.'' A iernpbngl / tasteful comedy for adults who can Count. .BLAKE EDWARDS' 3 DAYS ONLY...SUN. nth to TUES. 8th SHO1NTIME: 8 P.M. 2:20- of su_rrend+ Doug TO gallows Mustang out 15: of • The `Staff lead with .just P' gone in the, Gamble : had,: moments. -' Dat) opened the swirl he poked.inael...r. ?MI Arthur fired. At 4:21 ••Greg F.10 Gamble with a 20-fi 6:13 Stepi' enson eenfh second goal, again p rebound, this time of On illagnus Johansson'!-° ssbot, /14.01141e, period ended ,the Tri en narrowed the Mustang lea .,bY Ironmen The- Wingham Ironmen, hungry for a win following a disappointing showing the previous weekend, prepared for Christmas by trouncing the Arthur Eagles twice. In a game played at Arthur Dec. 21 the Ironmen dominated play completely in their 9-2 win over the struggling Eagles. Arthur has the worst won -lost record in the league with but one win and a tie in its second year of Junior C play, Wingham built up a 3-0 lead after 20 minutes and continued to pile up the goal total .with four more in the second frame and two in the final period. First period goal getters were Mark Frayne, Dave Kieffer and Jim Blackwell. Frayne's ° goal came with 23 seconds gone in the game on the first shot on goal. Kieffer's goal was set up by Dale Whitfield, who spottedKieffer standing alone at the side of the Eagle net. Blackwell knocked in the rebound after Dennis Knox tile to a The W> g I .one goal when- Jim BlaekWeil rang one in off the post. • Mark Frayae brought the Ironmen to within one goal as he' passed off to Steve HowsoA,, whose rebound came back 49 Frayne. Frayne knocked it in f his With goal of the year at the 2:02 mark. However 16 seconds. later Paul Daugherty flipped an easy shot past Gamble, seeming to take him by surprise. The Ironmen dug deep and exploded for three late period• ,scores. Bernie Haines got things started at 13:44 as Mike Mon- tgomery, who had three assists for the afternoon, fed him the puck. Haines, standing to the right of the goal, backhanded the puck past Gerry Gaynor, who anticipated a move to the other side. At 16:45 Blackwell clicked for his second goal with an important shorthanded effort. He deked the goalie to the ice and then duplicated Haines' goal with his backhanded shot from close range. The Ironmen took the lead for the first time in the game on another powerplay effort. Dave Kieffer warded off a Mustang defenceman and managed to get drilled a shot Frain the: pi ,drilled didn't take the Ironlnlon to get " untracked in ei and 'lhe • stanza;At 1:08 Mi"kery Mon- omery drilled one from;' the left ppomt AylthoughPrayne:dgfinitely redirected. the ,.pucl With his Stick, ' the goal was ,credited to Montgomery, who chalked - up three points for: the ev..ening °Mie also played hisfirst game without a penalty, an' aoeom- plishment worth noting .404.a player.. whose physical style:- of play has earned hint egUent visits ':to the penalty boxc= Ninety .seconds later: s Larry Donaldson drilled A 4O4OOter; to make, - thesere :5 -Oa,, Kleffer connected for his secondion as set- upp by Whitfield..and ,.:day MacLaurin.. MacLa•`urj>f1" aid Whitfield skated •m with.a two.on- one; :Whitfield.firedwide.of the net on Maeifenirin's.yset tlpv, but MacLaurin picked up the puck behind the net and centred:: it to Whitfield, ivhi then passed offto Kieffer, ho-wa&tra pl j , ,,t .; • e shot a lPi over G s rigb ahoulde °to" c ove e ho en ulrga 5-'Teadbefo a the od ended. the Lai! Gln took his first penioty of -h , late in. the second- lied and as.tune ticked away into the third stanza the 4Stangs tied the score. Johansson converted a centring pass. from Arthur at the 0:48 mark. From that point on both goaltender°s played the role of spoilers. The three stars" of -the game were Berrie Haines, _first star, with a goal and one assist; Magnus John::' or- of tho Mustangs was second star, with a goal and two assists, and Dave Kieffer, with one goal, earned the third star. Debra Kerr won $43 in the 50-50 draw. . Next weekend will see the Ironmen play three games in as many nights, travelling to Arthur Friday night before playing -the Kincardine Kinucks at home Saturday night, game time 8e30 p.m. On Sunday afternoon the Ironmen will play Port Elgin here in Wingham, with game time 3 o'clock. �f- • i� from Eagles and he ripped one past Glen Rhame, Kent Shantz tipped in a Kevin Pfeiffer pass to make it 6-1, but before the period ended Jim Van Osch blasted a 30 -footer to res- tore the six -goal lead. Twenty-eight seconds into the third period Ken Metzger made it 7-2 as Montgomery found himself checked out of the play. Van Osch clicked again en a powerplay at 14:26 and Pat Murray rounded out the scoring with .14 seconds remaining in the game. EAGLES DOWNED 8-3 ; The Eagles lost their second game in as many meetings with the Ironmen over` the Dec. 21-23 weekend as the Wingham team ' ,soundly defeated them 8-3 to • register its 15th -victory of . the season.' --Jim Blackwell was named the number one star of the game with his four -assist performance; Gord 'Kinahan was the segond star, connectingfor one goal hand two assists; Larry ,Donaldson THF ONION FIELD • ITTAN A True Story ESTRICTED To retia+5 YEAH 0/..01.011 is the nuttiest,. isaughttlest, looniest, gooniest, funniest .madcap -Comedy of the year... ADDED FOR LAFFS! '`GOOD STOP -Clinton goalie Gerry Gaynor made a Bernie Haines in second period action Sunday. good short -side save off 'Wingham'! (Photo by Dave Tiffin) scored twice and assisted on one to earn the third star. The Ironmen led by two after the first 20 minutes of play, with a 3-1 margin. Bernie Haines struck first for the Ironmen on a power- play goal off a slapshot from the left point. Van Osch made it 2-Q when he drilled one from the blueline midway,through the. period. The Eags got that one • back with their own powerplay goal, but with just under three minutes remaining in the period Gord Kinahan blasted one from the slot. Frayne kept things going in the second period when.he tipped in a pass from Murray. Pete . O'Donnell made it 4-2 with `a weak shot that seemed to -han- dicap Taylor, but one minute later . Larry Donaldson restored the margin as he rifted one oval' a sprawled Rich Wooddisse. u Mur- ray converted a rebound off Frayne's initial shot and before the period `ended Montgomery, Who's been on . a .slight scoring binge; clicked for his sixth goal of • the year.. • Donaldson made the score 8-2 on a powerplay at 4:24 as he ., jumped on a Kinahan rebound." Three minutes later the ,Eagles tallied their second powerplay goal to round out the scoring for the afternoon: Li Walden won $34 in the 50- 50 •xdr . Brown ie corner Bridij�. wy. 86 East WiNGHAM 357-3460' Awin -1(1 of SNtirc c t ri)ntc'ntntccnt is what tivc•'re wishing vc>,is. this brand- . New Yeilr! V(' 'appreciate vizir trust. cRAwFoa T • On 'Monday, -.Dee, 17 the Brownies had their Christ#nas party. They played -games, made a craft and exchanged gifts. Afterwards the ;! Brbwnies had opcorn and'a special Christina§ punch. made" by Brown Owl. Before the Brownies went home. they all .received' a gift - mads' by • the leaders. ;The following Broilvnies•` - received badges: Karen Laidlawr- Sxpger; Anna Sakasev, Writer,.; '0 ` Leanne Simpson,. ?roymaker and_ Shelley..:Trainor, Thrift: • ' The next Brownie meeting will.' be on Jan. 7, 1980. A toast to one and all on this festi occasion. From Lynn, Annabelle and staff LYNN HOTENTERPRISES LTD. Highway 86, 9 mile east of Wingham Telephone 357-3435 Ya ill f: r, �4 „•/r •. New Year he hApeigibl Hoping this year will he filled with greater happiness for everyone, everywhere! .._...................... Ieud on the novels"The Fellewehlp of the Iiin1"eed"TheTwoTowers' THE MOTION PICTURS.: 30 THE Si':tlA,kE PHCiNE 524-7611 AIR CONDITIONE NOW THAT'S •A CHRISTMAS TREE --It was a lucky pre - Christmas Sunday for Henry Dykstezhuis of RR 2, Clifford (second from left). Mr. Dykstehuis had his narhe pulled by, Santa 'to win the $100 money., tree draw, sponsored by the Howick Athletic Association: Because be was at the Super Squirt tournament at the time, Mr. Dykstezhuis received 811 extra $20. Shown with Santa Claus and Mr. Dykstezhuls-are John Armstrong (left) and Bob Gibson, both of RR 1, Ford- wich who organized the Super Squirt tournament. The money tree draw brought In approximately 51200 for the btlJotic esseclatlon. WIN-GHA.M BOWLING LANES