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Wednesday Night Buffet
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BOverage included
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' The.. Magian' Ironmen
Won , their season opener
egainat the Port Elgin Bears
< , in convincing style as they .
-• skated toa9-3 vietery.EWaS
the first win for theIrmunen
over the Bears since they
jo21,itatitel'T r1 -51...(Y•01?
Moly-Gamble played -a
solid game between the Pipet.;
fir, the limness' and the
defence worked hard in front
- ofGamble, batting away any
rebounds that eluded him.
The...only major lapse came
in the last period when the
Ironmen were ori a power-:
.play. Everyone was caught
, up ice and Bev Davidson
broke in alone. He Moved in-
close and beat Gamble after
getting a piece of the puck.
Pete Goodall scored the
only goal in the first period.
His powerplay goaUCaine at
9:42 as he Was parked at
4,
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Rick IS our licensed Class A
Mechanic, proficient in all gen-
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He has worked in the car
business for 51/2 years and has
attended OM new model train-
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on automatic transmissions.
Rick is married with two children, resides in Wingham and
active in local sports. He is ready, willing and able to please you.
Just one of the many qualified emplayees at
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...Kemp; Dave MCCannell, coach; Fern ItAcCannallt.Poreen4
route and Bill Wintemute, Coach. AbSent fir the Phohi*,,coosie
.'Edgar, Kathy Pickert, Alice Stone, Ruth Anne Coher-and3Heather •
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Murray ..J0,40cDonald's right:
aesrlitiedthe Puck high over.
MacDntudd'a shoulder and
the 'lack just - caught the
webbing of the net, above the
crossbar.' , •
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and- turniiis-,...j tf i
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singles th .•:-. .4'. ..
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ting the'. je Bear='' 6 0 ' 4.
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'E'rayifie had ';''," ' z.„,. Oat
game ..icorin ' and
assisting- on others.
'Tempest! also 1*. ,, -
.pressiVet,:with 11164*O4oal
performance. • -, . ;, ;
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The Ironmen 'II SitY. two
games /his w
meet the Barons
at 8:30 Om. on
17 and MuS
/hey' host Clinton in.
ham at 2:30 p.m. tpl.
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onaliory,, a 1)11'2'4
another powerplay. Brian
Tempts:made it 3-0 when he
snapped the puck past
MacDonald . 'with . Jay
MacLaurin assisting. The
Bears came back with two of
their own, One of which was
on a powerplay, to . make .
things close. Brent Under-
wood and Jay Kirkland did
the,damage for the Bears.'
At this point the Bears
seemed to - be gaining
momentum, but two minutes
after Kirldand's 'goal Brian
Temps of the Ironmen
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broke, their backs with a
super individual- effatti He
stickhandled past 'two'-de-
fencenien and waited until
the last minute before firing
a - ; t Which „ handcuffed
Ma najd. Larry Donald -
;;t rdita matillipiall savanna
with his ,goal at the 19:03
mark.. He broke into Bear
territory ' on a two.an-One
with Mark Frayne. Repass-
ed off to PraYne who was
forced to go to the Corner.
Frayne's return pass was
lost in Donaldson's skates.
He spun around and after
ledone
e for the
'anie the Iron -
or four -goals
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Duplicate
bridge
Yvonne McPherson and
Rena Pisherwere first in the
last duplichte bridge results
with Mary Lloyd and Norma
Parker placing seeond.
Tied for third place were
May' Porter and Wilfred
French, and Mary Caslick
and Harley Crawford.
These games are held
every Thursday, eyening at
the Fire Hall 'at 8 p.M. and
everyoneis welcorile..
Teeswater
Agriflotto
The Tee§Water Agi-Lotto
draw was held Oct. 7 ot the
Bank of Montresrl in
Teeswater.
Audrey Johnston tied
Mary MacLean, Teeswater,
Won the 00 prize, and Herb
Arkell of Teetwater won the
$200 price.
The five 910 prize winners
were John Whithiarsh,
Teeswater; Shirley Sanford,
Chatham; Bten Nnsink,
Holyrood; AIMS' and nos,
Jand. on Wing1igh4 and
Albert Ilaies, Guelph. `‘
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GOAL TENDER STATISTICS
GOAL TENDER „ M.P. ' G.P. Q.A. AWL' "PIM.So
Doug aimble 6000 10 3 as 0 ,40
Don Higgina. ' • Book uploresmaGeO,
TE1914HECORD
'Games Played 71,1Nliss - 1. Gads - For tAgahisi.7' 3., -,.
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TOM REMIN TON, No. 14 for the Wingha
Ironmen, takes. out a Port Elgin defenceman while
inning a penalty during last week's game which -ended
with a Wingham victory of 9-3. (Photo David Tiffin)
MARK F Yc6iLaElot iNntoput
No. 5for the Wingham Ironmen, scores from the slot on a pass
fromsaw
aw ifigharn victorytohfe91_3ro. nmen ahead 2-0. The game, played last week-
end,(Photo David Tiffin)
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DOUG GAMIILL*thenm agoalie, covers a loose puck during third ported
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action. Gamble PlaYid a solid game between the pipes for the Women, who won,
the match 9-3. (Photo David Tiffin)
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