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Gard and O'Leary picking up the
assists. ,
dodge meeting
Owen Sound
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With the puck trickling into the
London net Owen Sound made t-
hold at F � dwi e h
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takes
5-3 on a goal by Al Bishop, assist-
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Wittich's '
McCormick's
ed by Slumskie and Ramsone. In
FORDWICH — Morning Star
ROLLS
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AAA e h a m o n s h
the final minutes of the game,
McConachie put it away for Owen
Lodge No. 131 met last Wednes-
day in the Orange Hall for its
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Sound at the 13:19 mark. Owen
regular meeting. Worshipful Mis-
lw
Sitting comfortably on a three-
ing.
Sound was assessed 31 penalty
tress Frieda D'Arcey chaired the
goal lead going into the final
With tight goaltending by Lon-
minutes compared to London's
meeting. Sister Alice Clyne, the
pwiad, London was defeated by
don's Jim 5ldwell And Owen
27.
chaplain, opened lodge by read-
Owen Sound Sunday night 6-3 in
Sound's Tom Walpole, no scoring
Owen Sound defeated Fraser,
ing chapter 12 of the Book of
the Class 'AAA' championship.
took place in the second period,
Michigan, Friday night in the
Mark, verses 16 to 31 and led in
Coach Cliff McMillan and team
although both teams had excel-
playoff$ 54 and edged Guelph 5-4
prayer. Minutes of the last meet -
captain Bill Slumskie received
lent chances. Airoughout the
in Saturday's semi-final. St.
ing were read and approved. An
the M. L. 'Tory' Gregg Trophy
first two periods London out-
Catharines suffered an 8-4 loss to
invitation from the Arthur Lodge
from Anna Goodall of the Wing-
skated and played their oppon-
London in the playoffs, London
was read for the members to
ham Minor Hockey Association.
ents but the final 15 minutes saw
slashing Fraser, Michigan, 9-1 in
attend a meeting in Arthur, April
It looked as if London had the
their lead dwindle.
Sunday's semi-final.
5.
game well under control in the
In a scramble around the Lon-
A motion was trade that the
first two Oriods. Ron Jonkhans
don net Paul McConachie scored,
B EL M O R E
Wellington County Lodge No. 4
opened the scoring for London
assists going to Brian O'Leary
Miss Linda Renwick and Karen
visit Fordwich Lodge on June 2.
early in the period on a pass by
and Randy McMillan. Minutes
Fitch spent Saturday in Kitch-
Grand Lodge will be held in
Rick Morrison. Five minutes
later Owen Sound narrowed the
ener visiting Gail Renwick.
Sarnia, May 4, 5 and 6. Three
later London made it 2-0 when
gap by one when O'Leary scored
The McIntosh-Belmore-Mild-
boxes of used clothing were sent
Jim Carter scored from a pass by
unassisted. Bill Slumskie tied the
may Hi -C group held a recreation
to the Scott Mission since the last ;
Jeff Henderson and Lou Martin.
tense game up with a pass from
night in the Belmore arena on
meeting.
The final London goal came at
Randy Ramsone. At the 11:06
Saturday night. Broomball and
Get well cards were signed to THE OW EN SOUND Midget team proudly displays the M.
the 8:16 mark, Carter again scor-
mark Bob Currie pushed Owen
hockey were played and lunch
be sent to two of the members L. 'Tory' Gregg Trophy they won after coming from behind
ing and assisted by Herb Leem-
Sound into a 4-3 lead with Greg
followed.
who are confined to hospital. to defeat London 6-3 Sunday to capture the Class 'AAA"
The Wingham Advance -Times, Thurs., April 1, 1976
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