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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1979-01-10, Page 12fte 0TM_\I6g1bam Advance -Times, January 10, 1979 Ironman edged in Exeter tournament The Ironmen won their Ironmen. Dan Deloyer gave preliminary -round mateb in the Mitchell the lead with 49 WOOD& Exeter Hawks Junior D boekey remaining in the game and Brad tournament with a, 74 vietos'y Fischer got the insurance goal && over Tavistock, but were he fired the puck into an empty eliminated by Mitchell in the net. second round by a 4-2 count. The play throughout the %on- ` test was fairly even as indicated _Pe first period of the Mitchell by t,1,4,t its on goal: Doug Taylor game ended in a 1-1 tie n goals .1 rhe Winghan, net faced 22 shot& by Doug McGrege the I_ ,,m Gr .ad to handle Ironmen and Mw ray 1 Iliott for "Mitchell. The Ironnken took the lead for the second time when In L11(' dme m McGee \ a; Jay MacLAurinL clicked Lor the scored th ,and assisted on go-ahead goal, however Phil another in It. ., : ,e Ironmen to Avery scored six minutes later to a 7 5 win over T, tock. McGee tie the score before the end of the saw little play 1n the opening period. riod, suffering m a partially separated shoulder, but saw UNASSISTED—Al DlcL, got an unassisted goal against Lucknow Friday night to put Play was pretty well even in regular duty in the last two the Wingham Royals up 6-d over the visiting Lancers. The Royals were short-handed when the third, however a penalty late periods of play. MRS. JOE WALKER Dickson got the breakaway goal. A high -scoring third period resulted in a 10-7 win for in the game proved fatal to the The Ironmen had to play come Wingham. from behind hockey, taking thele d until early nn the ever Clinton downs Bluevale I third period. The first frame Lyons Midgets Sunday School resumed at INDUSTRIAL HOCKEY ended in a 1-1 tie, with Jay Knox Presbyterian Church Games Played Monday, Jan- 6, 1979 MacLaurin scoring for the. The Clinton Midgets got goals dm•ulg the worship service �On Ironmen after Steve Cole got the from seven different players Sunday. Keith Humphrey was m Bridge Mustangs -2 Advance Times - 5 va � Clinton team skated to an 8-4 win initial goal for Tavistock. Saturday as the last -place charge of the service. � The January meeting of Knox Crawford Dodgers - 5 • Ted Gladding and Cole con- over the league -leading Women's Missionary Society was Stainton Spitfires -4 netted to give . Tavistock a 3-1 Wingham Lions Midgets. cancelled last Wednesday due to lead before Gord Kinahan and the stormy weather. STANDINGS: G W L T PTS LEGION LADIES FORDWICH MIXED Jim Blackwell tied the score.ngham grabbed an early Mr. and Mrs. Jack Searson and Advance -Times— 11 8 0 3 19 r'rtuuieroars are in first piste The night Deionged iv MarionBlackwell, who has been playing iasad with Rrnep TPVan senrina Mr. and MrS. Murray Mac - Bridge Mustangs 1 t 4 6 1 9 with 54 lits and have a firm Behrns and Lorne Lambkin as excellent hockey of late, tied the an unassisted goal in the first Farlane will be in charge of the Stainton Spitfires 11 4 6 1 9 Po score as the Ironmen were minute of la Crawford Dodgers t t 3 7 t 7 field on first place, while Kit Kats they ruled the roost with high play, but Clinton came euchre party Thursday, January g are in second wi" Rpints and singles and triples. Marion had a Playing a man short. He was back to take a 2-1 lead after the 11, in the Bluevale Community NEXT WEEK: JAN. 15/79 Sweet Maries are in tSrd with 44 258 single and 630 triple; Lorne forechecking near centre ice and first period. Hall. -, Advance vs Stointon's , 9:15 p.m. points. r&orded a 257 single and 653 after taking the puck away from Congratulations to Mr. and Bridge vs Crawford's - 10:15 p.m. Mars Bars are in last place triple. a defenceman was able to skate The Wingham Lions fell behind Mrs. Doug French on the birth of with 39 points. in and beat Jim Zimmer for the 5-1 in the second before Bob Alton their son, Craig Douglas, in Jean King bowled the 240 high Other good singles were bowled tying score. Before the period scored their second goal. Clinton London hospital. e single and the 642 high triple of by Gerald Matheson 213; Donna ended Tim Roth put the op- added another before the end of FI m from b e s d the week Emaline Sturdy had King 221; Doug Conley 227; position up 4-3. the period to take a 6-2 lead into TRICKLES IN --The puck just trickled Into the Southampton net Jan. S on this two-man break by Ironmen Kevin Carter, number nine at right and number five, Gord Kinahan at left. Carter got the goal from the faceoff circle after the puck hit the goaltender's glove . and barely got over the goal line. Ironmen won 7-4. ( Photo by Kevin Lee) ye r S C O e alone �� tie the game- Final score the runner-up single with a 239 Marion Behrns 206; Brian Siefert tivity a atonal part of your life, the final period. to t i e game with Belmore game and Doris Remington had the 608 runner-up triple. 220; Ann Winkel 202, 225; Lorne Lambkin 226; Dianne. Behrns Jim McGee scored two con- secutive goals in the first four Both teams scored twice in the third to make it 8-4. Dave Nesbitt The spectators felt .it was a Marie Markley, 336; Elizabeth Robertson, 3'39; C. Wilson 354 C. Welwood's Weasels are trailing 219; Ellen Siefert 224; Doug minutes of the third period to and Dickie Moore counted for the Last Saturdaynight, the g for three gals. g SENIOR LADIES Novas are in first place with 45 Barfoot 207; Earlan Osborn 240; Russell Behrns 209; Garry give the Ironmen the lead for the first time in the game. Just over Lions. Only four minutes in penalties Wingham Flyers came from Patty Brophy scored the points, Cadillacs have 35 and Schumaker 200; Doug Browne a minute later Rick Whittaker were assessed to each team. behind in the third period to tie second goal for Wingham when aren't far behind second -place �; Janice Howitt 234; Dave tied the score, but Kevin Carter The Wingham Lions played an their game against Belmore. she poked the puck past the Cougars, who have 36 E g POI'' Wildcats have 23 Dinsmore 233, 204; Gertie then scored two goals to give exhibition game in Brussels on Belmore grabbed an early lead Belmore goalie with Orien and points, Lambkin 204. Wingham its first win in the Friday and defeated the home in the first period on a goal by Anderson assisting. Four Thunderbirds have 22 and and daughter division and won single knockout tournament. The team 9 2. Dave Nesbitt and Grant Vicki Jeffra Although the la Y• � play minutes later, Brophy cum P Y P� ' Toyotas have 19 points. C. Wilson, playing as spare, LADIES' LEAGUE Ironman outshot Tavistock 32-24 Gna scored two goals each for Y battled back and forth neither team managed to score On two the puck out of the corner to Chris Orien who backhanded the puck bowled the 198 high single and A. Elston's Elks moved into the inunet and the defence prot Zimmer played a good w dad e MacLean, Bruame ge Levan, Peteham while eVGoodall Tom occasions, wild scrambles in into the net. The final and nicest Edwards was close behind with a lead this week and have 31 points. enough protection in the early Remington and Bob Alton front of the Wingham net resulted goal of the game occurred when 197 game. Wilma Kerr bowled Lee's Lions are in second with 29 followed by Skinn's Seals stages to keep them in the game. collected singles. in goals for Belmore. At the end Ruth Nethery began a rush out of another top single with a 191 Points, with 26. Tournament was held Dec. 19 and The Lions Midgets host Mit- of the second period, the snore Wingham's end and passed it to game. Rae, 166, 151; Jeff Cameron, 178; 26 as family pairs competed in chell at the Wingham Arena this was 3-0 in favor of Belmore. Patty Brophy who went in all A. Edwards had the high? , Clarks Cougars and Tervit s to be cancelled if more interest is Thursday at 8 p.m. WINGNAM BODY SHOP SID ADAMS Complete RADIATOR SINCE for Automobiles, Light Trucks, ori .i• Ti actAre New Rad Cores Rodding Cleaning i Flushing 14 North St. 357-1102 CORRECTION The 1 x 3" spruce strapping advertised in our current flyer, "Discount Dave's Truckload sale", Is 93" long, slightly less than eight feet as advertised. We regret any inconvenience this may have caused to our customers. DISCOUNT DAVE'S HOME CENTRES KINCARDINE-GODERICH-GRAND SEND-THEDFORD 'third' period, Carol In the n theson alone �� tie the game- Final score double of 361 this week. Other Tigers are tied in fourth place tivity a atonal part of your life, And' finally connected at was 4-4. high doubles were bowled by: with 23 points each and Recreation Revert 6»„ *ith assift going to Patty The spectators felt .it was a Marie Markley, 336; Elizabeth Robertson, 3'39; C. Wilson 354 C. Welwood's Weasels are trailing 1,�' NF,%NIi'„I'P'%f.DF:N Brophy and Chris origin. Belmore. thrilling game and they will be ' ' with 13 points. Or maybe just give you scored one .minute later but the sure to be at the Wingham Arena . Campbell, 360 and Wilma Kerr, ed the 286 high Jean King bowled a boost to do even more than Flyers didn't lose spirit. With five Friday, January 12, at 8 when the 346• single and the high triple. Most people know that regular minutes left, the Flyers exploded girls take on Mitchell. COMMERCIAL LEAGUE physical activity can help them 1,259 points, while Jeff Walden and his dad Ron were first in the solid lead with 49 points. Tied in 36 Larry's Leapers have a solid - feel better, look better and work TAT Crossroads lead in Commercial League play. Bowling 200 or better were: better. But let's face it. Many t• . choice of more than 50 different They have 64 points and Roy's Trudy Elston, 242; Susan Tolton, things can get in the way. You and daughter division and won Golden Carps have 28 and Rattlers are in second with 53. 224; Louise Welwood, 211; may feel that you don't have the l " 'SBC Bow,61mgScoresLeon's Bob's Booze> s have 47 points, Lions have 45, Gene's Audrey Swatridge, 211; Beth Skinn, 275; Jean King, 248; VernaYou time, the skills or the stamina. fitness to hours 1208, and his dad Murray bowled 1,160 Bowling better than 150 were: and Curling Club. Curlers will may relate of 5 ; points to capture first in the Mean Machine have 42 and Steffler, 205, 230; Shirley Storey, boring exercise. Or you may not Centennial family cross-country Junior father and son group. Francis' Dancers have 37. 230, 233; Jeannett Scott, 200; enjoy competitive sports. ski tour is this Saturday, January The YBC Family Twosome JUNIORS Ruth• Ann Steffen's 276 single Shirley Sallows, 200; Rose Grove, 13. Registration is from 10 until Shirley earned 1,218 and Tournament was held Dec. 19 and Lori Gavreluk bowled the 197 was the ladies' high and Cathy 243, 233; Gladys Fryfogle, 226 and To answer these concerns and Rae, 166, 151; Jeff Cameron, 178; 26 as family pairs competed in girls' high single and the 340 Wickhorst bowled the ladies' high Shirley Wharton, 216, to hal ou make physical ac - things started on time: the annual tournament at Wingham Bowling Lanes. girls' high triple this week, while Billy Gaunt earned the 189 boys triple of 603. Jim Griffith bowled the 286 men's high single and the Playing as spares were Verna Steffler, Muriel Coultes and tivity a atonal part of your life, daughter winners were Joanne I'm Calling aniiicll� high the 357 toys' high high triple. Janet Svtorey. the Ministry of Culture and Sandra Moffatt and her dad single and triple. 741 men's s #one Recreation, through Fitness Ontario, has developed a five - Or maybe just give you about Keith were first in the Bantam Rainbow Trouts continue to do te` a boost to do even more than step activity program- The Cameron, 130; Michael Thomp- your father and daughter class with well in the league and have a _ , P takes you through five Take your first step to better 1,259 points, while Jeff Walden and his dad Ron were first in the solid lead with 49 points. Tied in 36 - levels of participation in your TAT Crossroads Bantam father and son section second place with points are Jaws and Barracudas. Broom F, k choice of more than 50 different - JLL�I DST �� CIaSSllled with 1,281 points. and daughter division and won Golden Carps have 28 and holidays curling activities have activities. MIDWESTEl�l�l ad The Bantam mother and Brenda Thompson, 135, 197; Bowling better than 125 were:�F, The Fit Five program may very well offer you the chance daughter winners were Joanne Tammy Cleghorn, 132; Steve aniiicll� you've been looking for, to take Shaw and her aunt Frances, who Baxter, 134; Graham Taylor, 126, that first step to a more active, bowled 1,059 points. Jimmie English and his mother Diane 137; Murray Nethery, 127;lifestyle. Murray Skinn, 139; Jason s #one %",A, Or maybe just give you te` a boost to do even more than earned 1,281 points and first Cameron, 130; Michael Thomp- r411111116 before. place in the Bantam mother and son, 125; Stephen Skinn, 138 and Take your first step to better son class. Michael Cameron, 143. - health. Pick up a Fit Five Kim Rae and her dad Don By Gerda Greenall aside for Business Girls curling. brochure from the Wingham bowled 1,280 in the Junior father Sandra's Sharks have 34 points, After a two week break for the There are no regular teams or Recreation Department, 37 and daughter division and won Golden Carps have 28 and holidays curling activities have schedule ' made up. Teams are Victoria Street, Wingham, 357 - first place, while Stephen Gaunt Pirhanas have 27 points. resumed at the Wingham Golf drawn up each evening. Both 1208, and his dad Murray bowled 1,160 Bowling better than 150 were: and Curling Club. Curlers will club members and non-members Remember the Wingham points to capture first in the Tracey Day, 152; Kim Metcalfe, notice the addition of a clock in are welcome. There is no extra Centennial family cross-country Junior father and son group. 153; Sherri Walden, 154, 173; the rink. This, and another one to charge for members, and non- ski tour is this Saturday, January Lisa Sallows and mother Joanne Shaw, 183; Debbie Hoy, be installed shortly, are compli- members pay $3.50 per evening. 13. Registration is from 10 until Shirley earned 1,218 and 180; Sandra Moffatt, 194; Kim ments of Gemini Jewellers. Unfortunately attendance has not 10:30 at Turnberry Central points first place in the Junior mother Rae, 166, 151; Jeff Cameron, 178; Hopefully they will help to get been good and curling may have School. Transportation is and daughter class and Jeff Lori Gavreluk, 197; Rodney things started on time: to be cancelled if more interest is provided to the start of the trail. Cameron and his mother Dianne Jones, 151, 157 and Billy Gaunt, On Monday evenings men's not -shown within the next two or, Contact the Recreation Depart - were first in the Junior mother Igg, curling resumes with two full three v,coas ment, 357-1208, for further in- and son group with 1,032 points. SR. JUNIORS draws. The ladies curled their Friday evening again has three formation. The Senior father and son were AND SENIORS last game of the first draw on full draws of mixed curling. This The- Wingham Recreation Daryl Holmes and his dad Perrie. Rocky's Raiders hold a slim Tuesday, Dec. 19. the winners draw will consitute the main Department will be sponsoring a They bowled 1,142 points. margin in this league and have 62 were the Ethel Gerrie rink, with draw, of the year with the three ten -week course in SiGN Donna Thompson and mother points to the 60 points of In- Judy Nevery, Ernestine Kenyon Friday night draws plus the LANGUAGE. This is in Dorothy bowled 1,160 and cap- credible Hulks. and Marg Mann. In second place Tuesday night draw -competing an - troductory course where a person tured first in the Senior mother Judy's Japs have 50 points, Bad were Ruth Orion, Audrey Ritter, for the Trophy of Mixed Curling. can team to, talk with his hands. and daughter division, while News Bowlers have 47,' Donna's Carol Reid and Jean Kaufman. The intention is to have playoffs It starts T.f•_�da;;, .'a,ivaiy au, y ,yy •, ,- ,- --Y_•° iaarr iiia , ia`uu iuvuiek vrraika" 4� ` - •^ .,. o.....v ..a.� �., _J ,,,a. Are -_dies curling resumed on Tues., Jan. 1979 draw with the two top teams from each 7.30 to 8:30 p.m. in the F. E. won first in the Senior mother. Warriors .in last place with 33 9, with one at draw to be held on Sunday, Feb. Madill Secondary School. and son class with 1,342 points. points. 10:00 a.m. and the second at 1:45 25, and Tuesday, Feb. 27. An Registration fee is &5.00. p.m. A luncheor was held on Jan. interest has been expressed in BANTAMS Brenda Kim McGregor had the 235 l the 9, at 12:30 p.m., at which time the winners of the firstAraw were competitive curling. Anyone interested in participating Thompson had a good week in Bantams bowling Its she girls' tig��� Mpg V�1 d with P r should sign posted at the club, Listowel defeats bawled a 197 single and 332 bowled the 287 boys' high single and Greg had the 718 boys' At 7:00 p.m. on Tuesday, one before the end of this week. double, both hi high scores for the hi triple, e full draw of mixed curlers began The Men's Invitational Bon- ringette team vreek• Michael Cameron bowled the Bowling 175 and better were: the .second draw. Winners of the first draw were: Bill Renwick, speil will be held on Saturday, Jan. 27, at the Wingham (',olf and The Wingham senior ringette boys' high single of 143 and the 984 boys' high double. Julaine Adams, 210; Lora Lee Margaret Day, Ed Stewart and Dawn Curling Club. There is still room team was defeated 9-5 on Sunday Murray's Nectarines earned Foulon, 185; Kim McGregor, 235; Dobell. The second place for a few more teams. Please by the strong Listowel team. five points this week and Kerry Thompson, 207; David team was composed of Bill contact the club house or Ian Wingham goals were scored by moved to first place. They now have 41 Shaw, 200; Allan Jackson, 191; Stevenson, Audrey Ritter, Peter Moreland at 357-3775 for more in- Lori Gavreluk with three, Ellen poiat points, one better than Brian's pineapples BaHa RY Greg Storey' 259, 291' 296' Byron Toye and Donna Hemingway. Third were Ene McGregor, Peter fortnation. The The Wingham , Centennial Rodger and Cheryl Gavreluk with one each. Listowel took 14 Dwayne's Grapes are in third' Thom 227; Murrayi Y �' Day, Ron Clarkson and Isabel Y will beheld on Feb. 17 — minutes in penalties, Wingham m place with 38 points Steres 289; Brian Hoy, 208; Jeff Gilespie. 18. Entries may Y be made at the recording onlythreepenalties. Squashes and Mare's, Bananas Jackson, 180; Jim Taylor, 203, industrial curls continues on club house or by contacting The girls will try ain next g Y g tied with M points and Billy's 206, 211; MurrayeVos 287 and Wednesdayevenings at 8:00 m. have MarilynWood at 357-1923. week when Listowel is back in Berries have M points,are Brent Day, 210,183, 180. Thursday evenings been set Good Curling! town at 6:30 on Sunday. ONTARIO CROSSROADS Listowel ......... 291-1660 Wingham ........ 357-2320 Mount Forest..... 323-1550 The best alm catches are in the WANT ADS for a '72. van Sold! It's just what I need. We also-l;ave extra parts to fit that model van. Would you be inter- ested?