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HomeMy WebLinkAboutWingham Advance-Times, 1980-11-26, Page 13rs READY, SET ... Coach Andy McBride gets his group of Tykes set for one of the games which gives them practice in stopping and starting without falling down. This week at the MANOR HOTEL WINGHAM dance to "JEANIE and the RUBIES" "50's rock' n' roll" Thursday Nov., 27, Friday Nov., 28 and Saturday Nov. 29 Watch this paper for future entertainment. YRNGHAM, ONTARIO PHONE 357.1630 FOR 24 HR. MOVIE MO 'Hold EndaThwaday CEORGEBURNS ..�- Nov. 27th. GOD! -Bit:7- OH, GOD! BOOK 11 ■ mmeme® STARTS FRIDAY ■ ■ ® . ■ ■ r m. cinunu mno IN LAST NIGHT THURS. NOV. 27 COAST TO COAST A PARAMOUNT PICTURE When' dower than a . •, 4 speeding bullet? AIRPLANE WARNING ADULT SOME EN ES IINS�itTABLE FOR ENTERTAINMENT • PRE TEM. _ THR. BR. ONT. Starts FRIDAY! NOV. 28-TUES. DEC. 2 SHOWTIMES FRI. 8 SAT. 789 SUN.-TUES. ONE SHOWING 8:00 P.M. THEY THOUGHT THEY 1filD BURIED HER FOREVER! HE AWAKENING WARNING: SOME SCENES UNSUITABLE FOR PRE -TEENS. THR. BR. ONT. TWO NIGHTS ONLY WED.-THURS. ONE SHOWING 8;00 P.M. A TERRIFYING SECRET HAS .).._, BEEN KEPT_. THE ' ISLAND • A. III. Rrrilvi,o:: F`A,1vr PR PHONE 524.7811 " !AIR CONDITIONED GRAM SUBJECT 1.•; CHAN E WITH :•: T NOTICE 4 1 40 exp!. aeCell a game :1 ICIMMIts ay`ed: in Sun, y, Larry and d Kinahan pay attack, each with a gam. twoassists, The Ironmen U.n ped a quick, two -Pal 'le1.,.d irOti The W)pgham lrann*on got back into theW1110,00 column column Friday night *Wei ei convindiing 6.4 victory o the struggling Clinton ` Mustangs. . Tom Remington led the attack with two goals and an assist, as the Ironmen completely outplayed the hapless 'Stange. The margin of victory is a tittle misleading i>rl that the Ironmen should have had a much larger spread..They held a 54-26 edge in shots ell goal, but excellent goal-. tending by -Gerry Gaynor kept the 'S,tangs close. throughout the match. He second utes into the the pace for of the match. ell's centring sharp angle cte the net off the ,i-ilgrncardine net- Yourth for the was brilliant with the glove, scooping up the shots left and Registr�tiofl u in Tyke pgixim.. Registration is up for the 1980-8? season in the beginners' program offered by the Wingham Minor Hockey Association, organ- izers report. The program is growing in popularity every year. One of the major com- plaints in a recent province - wide study of problems irE minor hockey came from parents who felt there was too little teaching of basic skills and too much em- phasis on games and winning at young ages. According to Doug Neil, program coordinator, the priorities of the beginners' program aretohave fun, to learn basic hockey, skills of skating and puck handling and to learn to play with other children in a cooperative manner. Program instructors in- clude Murray Hunter, Allan Harrison, Andy McBride, Larry Lane and John Henderson. These in- structors, who have upgraded their skills through the National Coaching Certification Program, plan their lessons so that hockey skills are learned in a progressive and fun -filled manner. The program is for children aged five to eight years, and runs every Tuesday and Thursday from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. The em- phasis for the ;five and six- year -olds is to establish good balance on skates and a feeling of ease, so other skills can be learned successfully. Tfie seven and 'eight -year- olds begin puck 'handling after they have mastered some of the skating skills. Children do not learn the basic skills in game 'situa- tions, Mr. Neil emphasized. Teaching situations must be created to learn these skills, where they can have fun and atthe same time be chal- lenged to give maximum; effort. This year the program is incorporating the National Power Skating tests so players can achieve certain levels of proficiency and receive badges based on passing various skill tests. This should provide in- centive for the youngsters to work at improving their skills. It' still is not too late to enroll a youngster in the program. For further in- formation contact Mr. eieil or drop around to the arena and see the program for yourself. BANTAMS. Theresa Kenyon captured the girls' top single and double, bowling a 177 -and 287 respectively. Keith Metcalfe played a 137 for theboys' high single and Ricky Leach- man tallied 248 for the double. The Eagles and Hawks are in first place, tied with 28 points each, followed by the Bluejays, 26; Orioles, 21; Falcons, 18 and the Canaries, 15. Games of 125 points or more were bowled by Theresa Kenyon, 177; Brenda Lee Longhran, 127; Jennifer Willis, 163; Robbie Harkness, 130; Ricky Leach- man, 129; Keith Metcalfe, 137; and Dwayne Hickey, 131. JUNIORS Debbie Clark bowled a 179 and 315 for the tori single and double respectively. Graham Taylor did the same for the boys, playing a 231 for the single and a 368 for the double. The Roses are in top spot in the team standings with 33 points and the Tulips are in second place with 29. The �I®slss�smik I GOOD THINGS ' HAPPEN ' WHEN YOU, HELP , 1 RED CROSS IMF NMI NMI ®J Daisies are next with 27 followed by the Crocuses, 20; Carnations, 19 and the Poppies, 12. Games of 150 points or better were played by Debbie Clark, 179; Sandra Moffatt, 153 and 160; Angela Wall, 163; Michael Cameron, 154; Jimmie English, 163; Jason Cameron, 155; Bruce McInnes, 161; and Graham Taylor, 231. SR, JUNIORS AND SENIORS Debbie Hoy was high Sr. Junior girl, e$phtring the single and triple with 176 and 437 respectively, while Brett MacDonald bowled a 180 for the boys' top single, and Billy Tolton tallied 437 for the triple. Sheri Walden captured the Senior girls' single and triple with 199 and 495 respec- tively, while Barry Haugh did the same for the boys, playing a 222 for the single and t for the triple. Air Supply has captured first place with 34 points while _ Power Play is right behind them with 33. The Pin Pushers and Hot Stuff are tied for third spot with 32 points each, while the Stingers and Loris' Lions are tied with 29 points each. Genies of 175 or better were howled by Kim Rae, 189; Debbie Hoy, 176; Sheri Walden, 199; Billy Gaupt, 1;z; ; Darin Hickey, 190; Brian Hoy, 1 and 175; Barry Haugh, 215 and 222; Laverne -Sterner, 180 and Brett MscDonaid,180. vv ,Jater the Iron- tW eoff in Kinuck territory, Kevin Coultas poked the puck toward the net and Brian Tenpas flipped the rebound high over Yourth to up the lead to 2-0. Play began to lag a bit as both clubs seemed to be lulled into a sound sleep, but after a surprise goal by Doug Pladsen of Kincardine the hole club awoke to the fact it could not sit on its slim lead., jIe Mustangs juggling it it slipped out of riOd action saw the skate to a 1-1 draw ?'•aminutes, even atiOngham held a 17-4 'COOS. At 6:55 the tealEI drew first `.11,emington slapped good cross -ice pass m. he :> opposite corner. r Itaer Converted Greg Hal is epees from behind the net to, pall the clubs even with 3'52 remaining. Grant Gnay gave the Ironmen anearly second perliod. lead.•`as he drilled a shet-ftam the slot on a good setup by Mark Frayne. Wayne Tideswe11 capitalized on -a defensiive error when .the froiiltnen; gave up the puck;.;in their own zone; he was:" ahle .to raise the puck high over Don Higgins' glove haia>d • The, '-Stangs took the lead 44 seconds later following a goalmouth scramble. Greg Flowers beat Higgins when he.was down': and the defence failed�to takeeut the man. lust after the midway mark the Ironmen regained their composure and the lead on. goals. by Frayne and Kevin Coultes. Frayne, who was parked ,.to the goalie's lefty, hit RA easy goal, tap- ping in. the rebound from Remi, Stan's shot. Jay Maurin�'had started the play, from behind the net. Cotiltes>, Made good on a rebound „ Gaynor had stopped.th st shot, raising the "MeV high over the goalie's shoulder ' when the defence.left him alone in •fronto', -the -net. The Ironmen increased their lead in the third period when ' circled from belied' ' the net and tucked the puck in Ihe near' side as " Gaynor failed to freeze it outside the line. Larry. Donaldson upped the lead to 6-3 when he stepped into a shot just outside the blueline. Gaynor got a piece of the puck, but while Brownjie corner Jodi Mundell received her Golden Bar. Group 'A' finished its unit on. finger spelling and the Tweenies made their in- vitation to their enrolment . on Dec. 1. The meeting also included drama, songs and games. The group wishes to thank Mrs. Bishop, Mrs. um- mings and Mrs. Dennis for driving the , Brownies to Myth. his glove, over his shoulder and into the net. Flowers connected again late in the period on a power- play, tipping in a cross -ice pass; Higgins had no chance on the play. - Again Clark Pollack had the refereeing duties and did a splendid job keeping •,_ complete. control of the game. Duplicate bridge The Wingham Duplicate Bridge Club met at the fire hall Thursday evening. Yvonne McPherson and Norma Parker were first - place winners and Marg Kelly and Gord Ruttledge finished second. In third spot was Jean Whittey and Alma Hanna and tied for fourth place were Mae Porter and Ross Hanna, and Harley Crawford and Kay Forgie. Recreation Report BY RENNIE ALEXANDER, Rec. Director The parent and tot skating program is going quite well; with 40 to 50 participants out each Tuesday from 10 a.m. until 11 a.m. and the Thurs- day afternoon skate from 1:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. is also quite popular. So make plans to attend; bring your friends and have a good time. There is also adult skating every Monday, Thursday and Friday from 10:30 a.m. until 11:30 a.m. and Tuesday. from 11 a.m.. to IL;iooiil' Come out and join in the fun! The hockey games at the Lockridge Memorial Arena this week are as follows: -Thursday, Nov. 27, 6:30 p.m., Pee Wees meet Mit- chell; —Thursday, Nov. 27, 8 p.m., Midgets tackle Mit- chell; —Saturday, Nov. 29, 6:30 -p.m., Ringette hosts Goderich; —Saturday, Nov. 29, 8 P.m., Intermediate meets Mildmay; —Sunday, Nov. 30, 2 p.m., Juniors play Hanover; —Sunday, Nov. 30, 7 p.tn., Bantams meet Mitchell; Sunday, Nov. 30, 8:30 p.m., Juveniles " tackle Walkerton; —Monday, Dec. 1, 9:30 p.m., Crawfords play Staintons; --Tuesday, Dec. 2, 9 p.m., Bridge meets The Advance - Times. Tse. Pladsen t Doug Geniis'* on a ba khand shot which earorn ,off the far post. The Ironmen did not mans :e another goal in the. pert . , but dial have their cha. ces. Ingham went to work in e secondframe, scoring ee powerplay goals and one shoo ); ted g„ I. Kinahen it 1 Donaliisun cruising in on the left was b and Larry took the pass off his skate, lifti.ag a back- hander over , Yourth's shoulder. Just over a minute later w Dale Whitfield scored a shorthanded goal with help from Jay . MacLaurin. Derrick Burrows gave up the puck near his own bluelipe and MacLaurin drilled a shot which Yourth kicked out The big rebound went to the slot, where Whitfield blasted a shot to the stick side. Mark Frayne stepped into a 40 -foot shot at 12:31 to increase the Wingham lead to 5-1. Burrows then made up for his earlier mistake with an unassisted goal .while his team wile playing I<o►c short. He was able tops:+ the pack at his own bine. avoid- a peke cheek by Dennis Knox and eltate M to lift the puck high to G- ble's stickside. The Fromm en re s on the powerp1 y And quickly regaiilea the four -goal' !teed` as ';' I tgoJr one - flail. led tide puck into the uper , ,}+ A "tae net with.tha gtl min and. opt , of poi... • Pete Goodall made it 7-d d. his point ,ehot went all the vay,, to have been deflecte( front by a - Alga* tat The goal came aae ,fie sec99 penalized player, returned'1 the ice. The Iroume pour it on in the turd s as Grant Gnay skated in at the 6:14 mark, seprmg U om the top of the. crease. Kinahan rubbed''ait in a little more with a wrist shot' from 25 feet out at 13:34. Dan Gazel scored the Anal goal of the afternoon, drilling'a shot - past Gamble who had ho chance on the hard drive. • Larry Donaldson with :a :s, November' •.�1 rr' �,,,, He made pa le Telt througbo0 game,' pia 101011 role, nide ?milers; 1470vvew Algidst . t h_ s1^�.plp rprl game.."a two leen for GammJe, up • with. second- and thin .doe faiket: 50.50 draw i] Theire Elgin Bears this Friday," before . 'twat. Barons Sunil" LARRY DONALDSON of the Ironmen chases a loose puck behind the Clinton>n( during Wingham's victory over the Mustangs last Friday. The game saw the I ronmen get back on the winning track following a hard-fought 1-0 loss to Walk ton the previous Sunday. (David Tiffin PhoW 'Recreational hothey scores CRAWFORD DODGERS 7 BRIDGE MUSTANGS 0 John, Fryfogle . got a 'hat trick, leading the way to a big win over Bridge Mus- tangs. Stan Stapleton, Steve McKay, John Henderson and Casey Carter also scored for the lodgers. STAINTON SPITFIRES 9 ADVANCE -TIMES 4 Murray Loutitt, Jim Dore and Vaughn Passmore scored goals for The Ad- vance -Times, but it wasn't enough as the Spitfires beat Rick Deichert nine times. Sharing in the goal scoring for Staintons were: Bill Tol- ton, Paul Cerson, Bob Arm- strong, Jack I MacPherson, Neil Bieman and Donald Edgar. WINGHAM IRONMEN JR. "C" STATISTICS' UP TO AND INCLUDING NOVEMBER 23,1980 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS PLAYER G.P. G. A. PTS. PIM. Mark'Frayne 9 Jay MacLaurin 12 Larry Donaldson 12 Gord Kinahan 12 Tom Remington 12 Grant Gnay 12 Brian Tenpas 12 Mike Montgomery 12 Dennis Knox 11 Dale Whitfield 10 Pete Goods!) 12 Kevin Coultes 4 Ken Higgins 8" Jerry Hoggarth 5 Ken Cousins 9 Ed Haines 11 Jim Blackwell 2 Dave Kieffer 3 Len Stamper 12 12 12 24 6 18 9 9 9 18 14 14 7 10 7 17 . 8 12 ' 5 5 10 15 14 17 6 9 5 14 17 19 13 5 8 13 12 12 9 6 6 12 .14 12 9 2 8 10 67 20 10 1 9 10 6 13 8 4 5 9 8 12 7 4 4 8 28 8 6 1 5 6 4 5 0 1 4 5 11 6 ..8 1 3 4 15 5 2 1 '2 3 0 7 3 1 1 2 47 13 8 1 1 2 2 4 1 1 0 1 2 3 1 0 1 1 .2 13 8 GOAL TENDER STATISTICS GOAL TENDER M.P. G,P. G.A. AVG. PIM. S.O. Don Higgins 360:00 6.00 19 3.167 4 0 Doug Gamble 360:00 6.00 21 3.500 0 0 Overall 720:00 12:00 40 3.334 TEAM RECORD Games Played - 12; Wins - 9; Losses - 2; Ties- 1. Goals - For - 74; Against - 40. Hat Tricks (3)'- Jay MacLaurin, Larry Donaldson, Tom Remington 'q PLEASE NOTE. 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