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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1976-02-26, Page 14ft'Se 14—`lobe 1il►,ingh.4m ,advance -Times, Thurs., February 26, 1876 • �? Pau) Foxton. notched two unassisted goals for y B CIO:" B 0 W 16IReli defeats The Bantams are taking a week 0e a o es finish Marks', while Paul Cerson and off and then will play exhibition Murray Gardner replied for IGA. ingRoInsmen Bantams re Ular season ,\\Agames and enter the WOAA In the second game of the week, Julaine Adams led the Ban rival the Double Bubble for the Mitchell defeated the Kinsmen consolation playoffs. BrkE Leasing trounced a short - the - �# =� _ �_ tams last weep with a high siragke lead of the Juniors with 60 points Bantams Friday night and Satur- The Peewee bantam House handed Staigton's squad by 12-2, vi i`8y wid high dvii`"Iaa to ^^IW4.". i Cd61. h�y torr ivuvwcu 01vsciy day uin.ciasvvia v� od.:a:; of 4 3 :L:a? of ended its regular season Kevin Nettgrfield, Steve MacKay !`600 Robbie Willis scored the 00Ys' by the Lifesavers with 56, the 9-5. Thus, Mitchell meets Dur- f Play last week with two excit- and Bruce Maclntyre scored high single of 181, while Byron Doublemints with 48, the Black ham in the WOAA finals. Bridge results I G games' three each, with two for Brian Thompson captured the high Cats with 46 and the Spearmints On Friday our lads had the IGA and Marks' skated to a 2-2 Cooper and a single for Doug double of 305. Other high scores . with 45. edge in the play but were victims First, Patricia Hay and Fairish tie last Friday. The two teams MacIntyre. Bill Le Van and Ken were: Debbie Hoy, 1.25; Shelly Joanne Henry scored for the of three sloppy plays in their own Moffatt; Leonard George and played end-to-end hockey Hopper replied for Stainton's. THURSDAY MIXED Irvine with 674. Other high scores Tolton, 126; Leannfi Cornwall, girls with a high single of 143 and end which led to Mitchell scores. Reg DuVai; second, Grace DuVal throughout, with goaltenders Joyce's Jaywalkers lead with were: Norma Strong, 222; Muriel 131; Julaine Adams, 138; Ellen high double of 268. Terry Rintoul Mitchell scored three goals in and Ornar Haselgrove; third, .Lil- Richard Dougherty and John 19 points, followed by Gayle's Go- Irvine, 225, 218, 231; Florence Rodger, 141; Ian Jarvis, 128, 134; was the boys' high single with 189 three minutes at the end of the Tian Brooks and Mary Caslick. O'Hagan making some im- Give generously to the Heart Getters and Ruth's Rollers with Delmage, 228; Betty Morin, 295; Byron Thompsor,, 147, 158; Doug and high double. The only other first period and the beginning of pressive saves. Tim Henderson Fund. 17 points each. Jean King, 214, 233, 290; Peggy Fraser, 134; Rance Willis, 133; high scores were: Tim Bain, 169; the second and took a 4-1 lead. Joyce Church had a single -of Tervit, 216. Bradley Shobbrook, 130, 125; Allan Jackson, 151; Brian Ho Herb Kenyon hadWing- 261- and a triple of 664. Perrie 0-0-0 Billy Gaunt, 143. 153. Yr Y potted oh Holmes had a high single for the � ham a goal lead at the start of the g g COMMERCIAL LEAGUE The Kangaroos stayed well Kerry Thompson was the game. But the local lads didn't men with 2,'74 and Doug Elliott The Roses led the scoring with ahead with 71 points, followed by Senior Junior girls' top bowler quit and had a high triple with 737. Other 94 points fellowed by woLi3.hocks the Tio ger Cats :lith 65 and the with a high single of 175 and high sseco d period end d3nogoalsthe benef games over 200: Doug Elliott, with 90, Poppies with 64, Glads Wild Cats with 52. The Chimps double of 316. Blair Mansell and ff MacLaurin and Keith IN 251, 267, 220; Bruce Skinn, 230, and Mayflowers tied with 63 and had 47, the Monkeys, 42 and the Richard Daugherty both scored Cameron. t 240, 202; Don Montgomery, 243, Bluebells with 61. Parrots, 38. 170 for the boys' high single, and In the third, Wingham pressed 203; Joyce Church, 215; Paul Ladies high single was Maxine The Chicklets gained five to Blair also captured the high hard and had Mitchell on their Moffatt, 262; Marg Moffatt, 204; Taylor with 240 and high triple double of 307. heels until Mitchell scored a fluke Cathy Edgar, 208; Gail Holmes, was Ruth Baxter with 594. Men's forlhe The Submarines led the teams goal from behind the net. Doug 232; Jerry Smith, 263; Keith Mof- high single was Frank Burke with �� �� ore t® with 67, followed by the Big Macs Taylor was pulled for an extra at. Kefatt,rr, , 2; Doug Neil, till Luanne 301 and 744 high triple_ i r with 62 and Footlon s with 55. tacker and Mitchell's sixth goal Kerr, Clark, Marie Phillips, 214; 0-0-0 Bel r®ve teams The Red Hots with 46 were edged was scored into an empty net. oversixty Art Clark, 200. �7 closely by the French Fries with Saturday, the team was victim p_Q_p LADIES' WED. NIGHT BELMOR.E —,Belgrave teams 43 and B5 Bos with 42. BainBones led the team with g Y of, unfortunate circumstances. TEESWATER AND went home downtrodden as the Larry'Milosevic suffered a WINGHAM LADIES 11 points, followed by Scott's Y pulled local lads walked all over them in , Helen Sawyer led the scoria Steaks with 10 and Lee's Lamb- muscle in Fridays game and w'Y g hockey action last week. .Standard safer deposit boxes for only with a high single of 257 and high chops with 8. Tolton's Tongues The PeeWees, led by Allan Belgrave edges couldn't skate. The, steady Y p y $3 a year.(A rental reduction triple of 668. Other high scores had 5, and McBurney's Meatballs defencemen and team captain of $5 on larger boxes) P g Kieffer, Doug Busby, Keith was a real loss to the team. But in were: Bonnie Pletch, 212; Betty and King's Kidneys tied at 4 each. Rutherford and Murray Mawhin- Belmore team • Free safe -keeping of your Guaranteed Investment Certificates Kennedy, 224; Evelynne Kloos- Dorothy Bain was high single ney who each scored two goals, spite of the obvious deficiency, tra, 210; Brenda Findlay,209; with 296, while Shirley Storey was The Belgrave Intermediates the team put together a superb • Free Cheques on regular savings accounts and David Eadie with one, de= effort and were winning Helen Sawyer, 219; Gladys Stew- high triple with 731. Other high feated the Belgrave boys 9-3. are into' the playoffs for the ng the game . Monthly interest payments on Guaranteed Investment Certificates of art, 201; DorothyKavanagh, 250; scores were: Louise Welwood, 1975-76 season. The locals de- until the other unfortunate cir- g Willy Stafford starred in ;the .$5,000 or -over (minimum term 2 years) Marg King, 216; Carol Dunn, 201; 207, 205, 255; Carol Shaw, 202; feated Belmore in three straight cumstance became apparent. In Grace Thom son Bantam game as they came up the second r Ida Gadke, 215; Marie Henry, P , 206; Dorothy with a 9-5 win over Belgrave. He games, the the team win period, Wingham, who • Cost of living Bonus interest on special savings accounts 214. Thompson; 203; Verna Haugh, scored four goals; Don Busby ning all three games very had taken 10 minutes in penalties •Free issuance of travellers cheques Evelynne's Suckers topped the 206; Jayne English, 200; Shirley handily: The next series is in the first two games, was q chalked up two and one each was assessed a total of 14 minutes. teams with 17 points, edged Sallows, 222, 233, 241; Mary Lee, recorded by Jeff Mulvey, Brian against Floradale. closely by Helen's Herrings with 200, 223; Sharon Skinn, 239, 274; gays and Greg Inglis. •In the first game, Belgrave This handed the game to Mitchell Barb Stainton 204; Betty Darl played Floradale in Elmira on on a silver platter. It may sound thirdJoan's Jellyfish captured Y The Belmore Girls defeated Register t third place with 9 while Reno's ing, 249; Sylvia Pewtress, 228; Saturday, Feb. 21 and the fans like sour grapes, but we think -it Joyce Gardner, 205• Joan Henry, Wingham 4-3 and 5-1. were treated to a' real barn was a' crime to have a team's Crabs, Susie's Salmons and Y . Y, Daanne's Goldfish tied Not so lucky were the Tykes with 7 217; Shirley Storey; 286; 212, 233; burner. The final score was Be] -entire year's. effort sabotaged' by ` Victoria a i 1 d Grey who were lambasted 12 1 by what appeared each. Joanne *Harrison, 201; Maude grave five, Floradale two. How- to be an incom Pe- } Schiestal, 223; Jean King, 203; Lucknow, Keith Harper scoring ever, the p was a lot closer tent official. Let it. be said that Schi Kin the lone goal. The Squirts were -- Mitchell has a good team and SENIOR LADIES Y g, �; Rena Jouwsma, defeated 12-2 b East Howick,, than the s ore indicated. Bel g Sere//7 ®/7tai/® since , � 210; Diane English, 275; Nora Y rave jumped into a 4-0 lead at may very well have won anyway. �' The Special K's led the teams g Jeff Harper scoring both goals; g P with 62 points, followed by the Finnigan, 208, 200, the end of the first period. A letup In the third period, Wingham Wheaties with 53 and the Krispies Thanks to spares: Nancy King, caused the score to be cut to 4-2 at struggled,on but their poise was VICTORMadGREY with 52. The Sugar Crisps had 39� Marg Moffatt, Verna Haugh and the end of the'second period. shot ands their spirit deflated:. the Cracker Jacks, 35 and the Grace Thompson. Howick Hawks In the third period, Belgrave Wingham's five goal Bitters were Cheerios, 31. . got a lucky break. Jim English Mike Beattie, Grant Gnay, Herb TRUST COMPANY • Velma Scott was high single 'oS@ In opener stole •a .loose puck and found a. Kenyon, Rick MacLennan and , with 201, with runner-ups Marg BELMORE RINK clear breakaway. Jim was ' After defeating Atwood in three hauled down' from behind, a aret Robinson and.A. Edwards at WINS TROPHY straight games the Hawks 197 each. High scores in the 300 penalty shot was awarded and he doubles were: Vera Schneider The rink of Earl Fitch, Mac travelled to Ripley Sunday to scored. Other scorers were y' 325; A. Simmons, 357; A. Ed - Eadie, Ralph Dickson and Mur- begin the series. Ripley opened Murray' Thompson, Grant Coul- war&, 340; W. Lockwood, 314• ray Mulvey were the winners in the scoring just over three tes, Lloyd Michie and Bruce Cor- :.:... . the 11 o clock draw and overall minutes into the first with anri Margaret Robinson, .303; Velma g an. Results of Tuesday night's ET�: Scott 377. winners in the •Wingham, Kins unassisted goal by Dave Mac- 'game were not available at press ��41R, 0---" men Bonspiel held last Saturday Donald. The Hawks -came back time. B y at the Curling Club. They re= two minutes later 'to tie it up with , s/ LEGION LADIES ceived the Fred . Davidson a goal b McIntosh on a Jean's Jelly Beans led the scor- Trophy. from Smith and Boyd. Then with ` Atom All -Stars' ing with 70 points, followed by The rink of Leroy Houston from less than two minutes left in the •' r, k;';`;. ou en o TorontoWE'R Norma's Mules with 69, Betty's Harriston were the winners of the period Ripley scored on a goal y� Bombers with 75112 and Lila's 9 o'clock draw: More than 16 from Lynn -Armstrong.'� � _ ... . _ Win All -Stars Limpets with 611/2. rinks from Shelbourne, Exeter, Howick came out m the second The Wingham Atom High single went to Betty Morin Goderich, Teeswater, Lucknow, . period skating and collected two team was a happy and tired with 295 and Jean King with 290, Harriston and Wingham. All pro- goals. Boyd collected the first ohgroup of boys Sunday after a fan- Jean King was high triple, with reeds from the bonsPiel will go a Pass from Doug Hargrave, And tactic trip to the Toronto Maple ©� 737 and runner-up was Muriel towards fighting cystic fibrosis. McIntosh connected for his Leaf Gardens for a Junior ''A' second on a pass from Boyd. The game. Some of the boys were � luck enough to et auto r Hawks ended the second one up in Y g g graphs goals but one down in injuries: • from Maple Leafs' Coach, Red Ken Williams inured his shoal Kelly, team players and Sudbury W I N G H AM MIDGET der and was out for the rest of the 'Wolves' Coach Jerry Toppasini. ON HPRICES! game. The boys sat behind the Sud- r i through tied the score, halfway bury bench and were -in luck rough the third period with -a again when one 9f the SudburyOCKEYy goal by .Dave MacDonald on ani Wolves turned out to be Dave IT'S OBVIOUS ■ OURNAMENT Farrish, a former Lucknow resi WITH THESE 5f assist from Carl Stanley. Despite , several good chances for Howick dent. Dave managed to get some NK, to break the tie . the ' afne ended autographed pictures of his team LOW PRICES ,r %' ' r REQUIRES g , ee10,; t with a tie, and Ripley needed only for the boys. �.. five seconds in overtime to make The trip isn't the end of excite -.s 4 f 7 HOMES TO BILLET PLAYERS the mark. The final score was 4-3 meat, however. Tonight (Thurs- WHITE s for Ripley. day) the boys la the ` r FROM hockey team in what promises Whlt@ T -Shirts Games two and three in the. Y P Thermal Underwear y s.� be a ver exciting game. The • G s <k , series will be played in Howick Y g g , • ,, MARCH 19-23 and MARCH 26-28 game starts at s:3o m. End of line. Broken sizes. AC1d BrleTs ;� this week. g p' i..a BE A PART OF THE BEST MIDGET TOURNAMENT. IN ONTARIO WE NEED YOUR SUPPORT NOW PHONE 357®2646 ON PROTECT Your Car's Exterior Against the Harshness of Old Man Winter ' with a GM JET GLAZE SUPER WAl( JUN at GOSLING'S TEXACO Wingham We power polish your paint and chrome. Complete interior and exterior super clean -Lap. Phone TEXAC T01 MMY 357=1368 for appointment Ironmen down.. Fergus.' advance to group finals Before a large crowd at the local arena on Sunday evening, the Ironmen sent the Fergus Green MaclItne to the sidelines until next �pk as they downed Fergus 8'6to 3 to take the best of seven four games to one and ad- vance to the group finals. The first period featured good,, fast hockey with good goal tend- ing at both ends, the only goal of the period a power play goal at 2:34 as Gerry Wheeler, standing at the goal mouth, swirled a Greg Hamilton .rebound into the net. Early in the second, a couple of power play goals, the'first by Ian Montgomery at 5:33 and the second by Greg Hamilton at 6:45 sent the Ironmen ahead 3 to 0. Fergus' Rob Mason got them on the score sheet at 9:58 but at 'th.+....,1 h !p by a clid1ina Fergus player who helped the re- bound from a John Henderson shot into the net, the Ironmen went ahead 4 to 1 and Gerry Wheeler added another before period end. Early in the third, Fergus' Mr. Aggravation, Scott Marshall, picked up a major misconduct and headed for an early shower. The Fergus team settled down to play hockey and with two quick goals, it was a 5 to 3 game and Fergus was. right back in the game. They kept pressing and only some big key saves by Iron - men goalie Benny kept them at bay. At 13:41, Brian Vahbee picked up a power goal as Fergus' Randy Gerrie sat in the penalty box: Then a goal by Steve Caslick' 6 � i at 15:44 and another by Murray Bl'aaok at 18:52 and it was an 8 to 3 win for the Ironmen and the end of the season for the Fergus Green Machine. WHISTLE STOPS: This was certainly & different game than the last, visit of the Green Machine ' to town'. Both teams played well with good exciting hockey, The three stars were Gerry Wheeler, Ian Montgomery and Benny Blackwell. Gerry Wheeler led the Ironmen with a pairof goals and was back in his best wheeling form. Ian Mont- gomery had a goal and an assist and played a good solid game on defence carrying the puck out of his own end with authority. Benny Blackwell came up with cPvPral bio saves early in the game to keep the locals ahead, Coach George Skinn reached into the reserves and Gord Kinahan up from the Midgets certainly didn't look out of place. In fact, Coach George put to- gether a pair of rookies, Gord Kinahan and Craig Lindsay as a penalty killing duo and they did a"' yeoman's job of breakir* up thg Fergus power play. the Ironmen now advance t! the group finals and play the win- oers of the Arthur and Wiarton series. 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