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Iro nrnnen end season wife warms
The Wingham Ironmen
game between the pipes and
euewd the number two stat
game and Kmatan was the
second star with t-*,, Suals and
complAed their season
schedule with foci egular victoriesposition
over
in the match. Cased
first star with
two assists. Jay MacLaurin was
third star with a three two
the weekend.
Kinahan was the
one goal and Dave Kieffer earned
goal,
assist performance. It was his
Saturday night they hosted thethe
third .tar position with a
on witnueam
t� hattrick of the season and
Meaford Monerchs and came up
ante an 9-1. victory and Sunday
g� and two assist .
McGee registered his seventh.
afternoon they bated the Grand
Jim McGee scored two goals in
the route along with Larry
Scott Wheeler and Kevin
Carter scored two goat apiece
Valley Harvesters and tune up
Milosevic and singles went to Jim
with singles going to Blackwell,
with an 18-2 win.
The Ironmen spotted Meaford
Blackwell and Tom Graham.
Bernie Baines, Ed Haines,
a1-0 Best period lead, then
Cathy Walker was the 5060
Randy Alton and Milosevic.
bounced back with three goals in
draw winner of $20.
licGee finished off one of his
A highlight of the first period
was McGee Is first goal as he
the second and Ave in the third.
most productive seasons Sunday
nm net and
Steve DeJong played a strong
with a scoring spree.
fired his n d in from
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He needed three goals to reach
close range. His second goal took
U�es��
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the 50 -goal plateau and his
performance provided the
place in the second period when
the Ironmen were playing a man
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30
Ironmen with enough firepower
short. He broke away from a
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to win the game on his output.
He chalked up nine points with
defender and raised the puck
over the stick side shoulder of the
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four goals and five assists in the
Harvester goaltender.
in
Howick
35
18-2 romp, giving him 51 goals IK
The Ironmen were undefeated
47
51
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the year, along with 43 asslsb 11W
on home ice during the regular
The Howick Curling Club held a
a season total of 94 points. That
season and now face the opening
successful ladies' bonspiel Feb.
was enough to put him in first
round of playoffs to begin later
13 at the Howick Community
place in the individual scoring
this week.
Centre,
race for the season.
Winner of the 5050 draw was
First pisco whwer of the 9
He was the first star of the
Jack Blackwell. He won $w.
o clock draw was Lorna
Scrimgeour's rink with two wins
and a plus of 13. The Bonnie Ross
rink placed second. The two
teams were tied with two wins
and a plus of 13 and each had an
aggregate of 23.
The Scrimgeour rink had six
rocks scored against while the
Rosa rink had nine rocks scored
against.
In third place was the Lana
McKague rink with two wins and
a plus of three. Fourth place went
to Joyce. Henderson's rink with
one win and a plus of eight. Sue
Wright placed fifth with one win
and a plus of seven.
The Mary Douglas rink won the
11 o'clock draw with two wins and
a plus of 10. Bonnie Lockwood's
rink came in second with a pair of
wins and a plus of eight. Third
place winner was the Karen
Chambers rink with two wins and
a plus of six. Leone Foerter's rink
placed fourth with one win and a
plus of seven. Dene Hastie's team
was fifth with a win and a plus of
six.
BowingYBC Scores
FOUR STEPS TOURNEY
The Wingham Bantam giro'
team was named zone champs
Feb.' 25 at the Four Steps to
Stardom zone . roll offs in Owen
Sound.
Team members are Sandra
Moffatt, Joanne Shaw, Lisa
Ritchie, Debbie Clark and
Tammy Cleghorn. The team and
coach Louise Welwood advance
to the provincial finals March 17,
18 in Toronto.
Competing in the zone roll offs
were teams from Wingham,
Mitchell, Walkerton, Listow . I
Godm ich, Coningwood, Molmt
Forest and Owen Sound.
Kim McGregor of Wingham
lost in a very close race for high
triple, losing to a Molesworth
entry who bowled a 603.
BANTAMS
Brenda Thompson was top
WINGHAM IRONMEN JR. "D" STATISTICS
UP TO AND INCLUDING FEBRUARY 25, 1979
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS -
PLAYER
GP
G
A
PTS
PIM
+
6
Jim McGee
34
51
43
94
87
128
30
Jim Blackwell
33
20
, 48
68
65
109
77
Kevin Carter
30
33
34
67
39
110
36
Bernie Haines
35
29
38
67
59
157
69
Gard Kinaharl'
33
28
28
56
30
104','
52. Marc's Bananas have 47
Jay MacLaurin
34
22
32
54
51
74 '•
.43
Scott Wheeler
35
19
28
47
51
77
23
Randy Alton
35
19
23
42
26
73
33
Sandy Henry
32
16
22
38.
80
122
41
Ed Haines
33
7
31
38
78
120
56
Dale Whitfield
34
12
22
34
34
73
32
Tom Graham
20
9
22
31
41
42
12
Dave Kieffer
21
8
12
20
26
34
19
Larry Milosevic
17
8
12
20
14
30
16
Mike Montgomery
29
4
16
20
94
74
28
Rick MacLennan
15
5
12
17
18
27
17
Tom Remington
1
2
2
4
0
4
0
Dennis Knox
10
1
3
4
14
22
13
Bruce Levan
1
0
3
3
0
4
0
Doug McGregor
4
0
2
2
.2
5
3
Laurie Haines
1
0
1
1
0
4
1
GOAL TENDER STATISTICS
GOAL TENDER MP GP GA AVG PIM SO
Doug Taylor
GOAL TENDER STATISTICS
GOAL TENDER MP GP GA AVG
PIM
SO
Doug Taylor 1123.16 19.721 60 -3.042
2
0
Steve DeJong 956.44 15.945 58 3.638
6
0
Rick Diechart 20.00 .334 1 2.994
0
0
TEAM RECORD
Games Played 36; Wins 29; Losses 4; Ties 3
game and 292 double.
Goals: For 293; Against 119
HAT TRICKS - 17
Jim McGee (7); Kevin Carter (3); Bernie Haines (3); Jay Mac-
Laurin (3); Rick MacLennan (1) .
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SUPER SERIES 179 --John Armstrong (right) and Bert Pocaluyko (left), pose. with the
slogan being used for a tournament they organized for those hockey players who normally
get left out of tournaments or do not get adequate ice time. Mr. Pocaluyko designed the
slogan which will also be used on crests that will be presented to each player In the
tournament. The tournament will beheld In Howick Community Centre on March 10 and
11. '
bowler in the league last week
with a 185 high single and 314 high
doubles. Michael was
Advance-TimersSuper
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Series 79
the best boy bowler with a 173
bowlerwith
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game and 292 double.
Crawford Dodgers
Dwayne's Grapes are in first
place with 60 points and moved
to meet in finalsr
uI res su rt
ahead of Brian's Pineapples who
� ppo
have 58.
The Advance -Timers eclipsed
Steve's Squashes are in third
'the Bridge Mustangs 10.0 in semi-
The 'Series of the Century' is quires," Mrd A- ,:,..,... , said.
place with 53 points and Murray's
final playoff action in the
over. Now it's time for Super _ There is only one hitch regard -
Nectarines are close behind with
Wingham Industrial HocHock
Series '79. ing the Super Series '.m tourna-
52. Marc's Bananas have 47
League Feb. 26.
Super Series '79 will involve meat. Money is needed for food
points and Billy's Berries have
over 300 Tyke hockey players and other :•,r .;, �:.
46.
The win put the Adv
The
who will descend upon the "The entry fee per team is
Bowling over 125 were: Brenda
Timers in the finals against the
Howick Community Centre for a
Thompson, 129, 185; Michelle
Crawford Dodgers, who beat out
tournament on March 10, 11. $30," said Mr. Armstrong, "and
Cameron, 151; Lisa Ritchie, 136;
Stainton Spitfires 4-2 for two wins
Involved will be youngsters from that has taken care of the crests
Tammy Cleghorn, 126; Graham
in the best of;three semi-finals.
Monkton, Milverton, Drayton, Which we have already pur- ;#
Taylor, 134; Stephen Skinn, 137
Listowel, Harriston, Palmerston chased; but we still have food ;
and Michael Cameron, 173.
Ray Baynton posted his second
and the Tri -County Hockey and ice time to worry about.
JUNIORS
Jeff Cameron bowled a 232
consecutive shutout, a first in
WIHL histo Ross Poll had
history.
Lea /
8ce As a result of the need for
For many of them it Will; be the
game and 397 double to lead the
threegoalsgoals for the Timers, while
financial assistance Mr. Arm -
first tournament the have '
league last week. Sandra Moffatt
Grant Coulter, John Henderson
played in. strong is looking for. cash
bowled the girls' high single with
and Steve Stapleton picked u
P P P
donations from any community -
a 165 game and Kim Rae bowled
two each. Pete Zankowski.
Super Series 79 is a tour- minded person, business''or club
the girls high double of 301.
rounded out the sco
nament for Tykes who are not in from the areas involved.
¢¢
Bowling 150 or over were: Kim
All-Star leagues and' who are Businesses or clubs making
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Rae, 162; Sandra Moffatt, 165;
In .the second game Monday
therefore left out when it comes donations will have the privilege
:..:
Jeff Cameron, 165, 232;Bradley
night, Jack Ohm paced the
to tournaments - and in some of having their sign on display at
obb ,158; Jeff Walden, 150;
Sbbb
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Crawford Dodgers with two goals
cases who do not getaadequate ice the arena during the two days of
have
i mart, 166; Michael Heard,
as they eliminated the Stainton
time. Super Series 79 will the tournament. If there is any
174 and Rodney Jones, 165.
Spitfires 4-2 to advance to the
no champions; however each money left over, which Mr. Arm-
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SR. JUNIORS
finals. Bill Brown and Bruce
team entered will be guaranteed strong doubts thele will be, it will
AND SENIORS
Griffin tallied the other Dodgers'
three games with three different go towards the support of minor
Incredible Hulks muscled their
goals.
teams and each individual player sports in Howick.
way to 82 points last week, up
The undermanned Spitfires got
will receive a crest and a full- .'Right now thA i8 u'1>i�W've�l-
seven from the week before. Bad
goals from Ross Davies and Don
course meal. tore and we're just hoping we're
News Bowlers have 79 points,
Buckle.
The first playoff final is
The series is the brainchild of
able to meet expenses," Mr.
John Armstrong of RR 1, Ford-
C.
Rocky's Raiders have 78 and
Donna's Dipsticks and Judy's
Monday at 9:15 p.m. and the
strong said. He estimates -
with who has been active in $700 is required.
Japs are tied with 70 points. Star
Public is invited to attend.
minor hockey in Howick Town -
Warriors have 60 points.
ship for a number of years. Anyone wishing more infor-
Gre Store bowled a 250 hi
mation regarding the tour -
single and 603 high triple and was
when I found out that many of nament, or who wishes to make a
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top bowler in the league. Lora
Recreation Revolt
these Tyke players were being donation can get in touch by con -
Lee FoWon bowled a 227 single,
x, xrNKrl"ia�ut:x
denied the ice time they re -tatting Mr. Armstrong at 335-
which was the girls' high and
-
6157.
Kerry Thompson bowled the 583
girls' high triple.
The Wingahm Midget Hockey
Bowling 175 or over were:
Tournament is fast approaching
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Kerry Thompson, 194, 215; Kim
McGregor, 176, 213; Donna
and all the activities are ready to
go
Want to
buy? 357-2"n-
Thompson, 175; Lora Lee Foulon,
This is a 32 -team tournament
=7; Connie Haugh, 208; Julaine
with eight teams in each of the
Adams, 207; Brian Hoy, 197;
four divisions, AAA, A, B and C.
Greg Storey, 189, 250; Byron
Some of the competing teams will
Thompson, 206; Barry*Haugh,
be Toronto Royals, Waterloo,
209; Daryl Holmes, 215, 212.
Donald Casemore, 183; Robert
Wharton, 224; Jeff Jackson, 197,
Orillia, Owen Sound, Howick,
Seaforth and five American
teams.
POKER R
183 and Murray Devos, 179.
With many teams coming from
Sponsored by Wingham 8 District Snowmobile Assoc.
the major centres of Ontario and
Bridge results
the northern U.S., we anticipate a
Lillian Brooks and Mary
in Wingham
most exciting tournament. 'The
action packed weekends are
Sunday, March 4
Caslick played well
March 16-18 and March 22-25.
Bridge Club action last Thursday
Registration 12:00 - 2:00 p.m. at
and topped the club.
The partnership of Yvonne
Any student wishing to help at
McPherson and Gordon Rutledge
the arena during the hockey
TURNBERRY TAVERN
placed second and Margaret
t^,�rnamont should get. in touch
Cruickshank and Omar
With the recreation director at
Haselgrove were third. Uldene
the arena, 357-1208- Everyone
$3.00 per hand; $5.00 for two
McKenzie and Art Wilson were
working will receive free ad-
Prizes Prizes Prizes
fourth.
mission for the day and will be
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COACHES' CLINIC --A Level III clinic for hockey coaches was held here lest weekend
and will continue this weekend. Coaches from all around the district attended to polish up
thelr coaching technkpm. The clinic, conducted by Don McKee of Kitchener, was the first
Level III to he hold In Wln/hsm-
given a free lunch during their Lunc vai a e
work shif i.
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DATE
TEAMS
Thurs., Mar. 1 Midget B's vs Walkerton - Playoffs
Sat., Mar. 3 Royals vs Goderich - Playoffs
Tues., Mar. 6 Midget B's vs Walkerton - Playoffs
PUBLIC SKATING - SATURDAY 24, SUNDAY 1-2
LEVEL 3 HOCKEY COACHES CLINIC MARCH S
TIME
6:30 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
7:30 p. r-.