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need TOUR support,
Whether you live in
Wingham or surrounding area.
Wewant to keep amateur "live"
theatre STRONG in Wingham •
Please come to the general
meeting open to YOU, the public
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Thursday, January 8
8:00 p.m.
Wingham Town Hall - Court Room
The Towne Players want and ,n!ed your
1 ideas and suggestions to ensure continued I
success of their activities.
1 If interested but unable to attend this
meeting, call:
SANDRA LEE 357-1383
RITA CRUMP 357-2335
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The game featured Superb;
goaltending at both ends of
the rink and great Ond,10,enil
ruallea, as both clubs con-
tinued to ' vie for the ROL-
place finish. Doug..GaMbleA
.Who played, betweenthe
pipes for Wingham, was
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Tileceremurdeationts Cognmlaalcin , •
Conseil de to resteddlusion adehs •
telecomrnunicedons ocenediehhfre
notice decision -
Decision CRTC 80-844, Coun'
try Cable Ltd., Winghem, Ont.
Following a_ public hearing
held in Toronto on 14 and 15
October, 1980, the CRTC an-
nounces that It approves the
application to renew the ca-
„ ble television broadcasting
licence for Wingham frorn
1 April 1981 to 30 September
1985, subject to conditions
to be specified therein.
Complete texts of CRTC do-
cuments ate published in both
official languages in the "Can-
ada Gazette," Part 1, which
is generally available for
viewing le reference libraries;
single copies are sold at book
stores carrying Canadian gov-
ernment publications. They
may also be read at CRTC
offices; CRTC decisions may
be read at licensee offices
during normal business hours.
Public interest groups are in-
vited to contact the CRTC
for copies of CRTC public
documents. CRTC telephones:
Ottawa -Hull 18191997-0313.
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right of the Oa, to keep the
clubs tied 'at. 0-0 Steve
right hand corner, but
Gamble was equal to the
task. The Ironmen emerged
from the second period
leading by one, with the
crowd wondering how long
the Wingham club could hold
on through penalty after
penalty. The referee was
given a h
eart
-warming wel-
come from the Wingham
fans as he left the ice at the
intermission. If he were ever
storm -stayed in this area,
I'm sure he would feel right
at home in the friendly town
of Wingham.
The period was nerve
wracking, with numerous
near misses and more of the
'same superior goaltending,
The .Black Hawks tied the
. score on a good three-way
passing play starting at the
blueline. Robert MacDonald
zetter was having night- picked up a pass along the
inriares atorjeoking at an left boards from the point
man, then passed to Steve
Pitt in the slot. Pitt drilled a
low shot that caught the
lower left hand corner at
914. That was it in the
scoring department, but the
game was far. from over and
the emotions continued to
run high. Neither club was
able to crack the other's
defeeee. to break the tie and
the game ended in a 1-1
draw.
if ever there was a bargain
value, this was it. For a $2.00
admission fee. the crowd got
more than its money's
worth. It was a very enter- A QUIET STREET—and
taining contest and a great ImproMptu game of road
privilege to watch these
splendid athletes. Jason Cameron in a game
Sunday's game between
Clinton and Wingham was
weather conditions. Industrial
sancelled due to inclement
open goal -Oen having that •
groat opportOity • 'taken
away by Remington.
-GaMtge: Made a good pad
save on qjt Petteplace
shortly after That incident,
then'madea gpod stop on a
pent abet. effl'the stick of
Mark Zippelana snatched up
the rebound': shot from
Wayne Mills.
McNair„ was equally
brilliant, Making a number
of good glove sa ves ie the
opening frame. He was not
quite as bitsy,•facItig 10 shots
while Gamble faced 15.
The Ironmen took the lead;
breaking the scoreless tie at
3:33 of the 'middle frame.
Remington erossed the blue -
tine, pulling the lone
defenceman towards him,
while•Larry Donaldson was
cruising in all alone on the
left side. Remington fed him
a perfect passe and
DonaldsOrt, - using a head
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some hard -packed snow are all that's required for an
hockey, Shawn Fryfogie tries to lam the puck past
last week.
Future games include: 1.
Tuesday, Jan. 6, in Hanover league
at 8:30 pane Sunday. Jan.
fake, fired a low shot to the . 11, in Wingham at 2:30 pm. results
stick side corner of the net. against Kincardine.'
The Ironmen began to take
penalties in a successive
wave as Referee Paul Clock
appeared to nee only blue
and white shirts on the ice,
but the Ironmen defence and
particularly Gamble shut the
Black Hawks out, kicking out
21 shots through the second
period of play. He made a
spectacular save kicking out
a shot to his left then lunging
across the Crease to tip a
shot high over the net on the
other eideelortlii Steve
mares aboutthat chance.
IVIeNair made a gread pad
save on Jiin Blackwell, who
was able t" sneak behind the
-Black HaWk defence. The
Black, 11ws continued, to
press on the powerplay and
Gamble was forced to come
up big again. The Walk-erton
point shootets shot the puck
wide of the mark .on three
consecutive . shots, as
Gamble moved back and
forth' in the goal; On- the
.fourthshot he came up. with
a great glove catch. •
Moments later Steve
Zettler zeroed in on the goal
as he moved 'in undetected.
•• He swept in and backhanded'
the • peck teveards the top
Miller like y wet have night -
The All-Star game will be
played in Walkerton on
Friday, Jan. 9.
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CRAWFORD DODGERS 7
BRIDGE MUSTANGS 1
The Dodgers went on MI
another scoring spree and •II
AMR lottery
draw winners
Winners in the December
draw of the Win -a -Trip
Lottery, sponsored by the
Wiligham and District
Association for the Mentally
Retarded, are Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph King of WI" 2,
eeswa er. They won a
holiday package valued at
$1,500..
The consolation prize
winner, who wins a weekend
holiday, is Hap Swatridge of
Winham.
The next draw will take
place -on' the last Friday of
January.
crushed the Mustangs.
Fraser Strong and Stan
Stapleton each scored twice
while Murray,.Gardiner,
John Fry and Sott Bridge
scored singles.
Barry O'lerafka scored for
Bridge, taking the shutout
away from Keith Elston
ADVANCE -TIMES
STAINTON SPITFIRES 2
Larry Lane scored on a
breakaway' With a low
seconds left in the game as
the newsboys Upset second-,
place Spitfires. John 'Cullen '
and Steve Stapleton also
scored for the winners.
StaintOit goal scorers were
Dan Wilson ans Captain
Dave Tiffin.
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
STANDINGS AS OF DEC:,30 - 10GAN1ES
CRAWFORDS
STAINTONS
ADVANCE
BRIDGE
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T. GF. GA.PTS.
1 51 22 17
2 51 29 14
1 30 50 5
0 28 60
HOORAY FOR WINTER—Tharen and Kirsten Kell lead the way as the Bill Kell
family heads down the street for so-ne cross-country skiing in Riverside Park.
Skls, skates' tOboOgans and snowmobiles all go a long way toward making thls
chilly season rnore enloyable.
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