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r�!`�. . , '/ i �; B1,U9VAft"9 MIXED � games were bowled -by Jim Griffith - - 1,EfgioN boxop , I I
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"41 pne point continues to s60# ye t Z76; Bruce Skina 269r; Rod 'The Wild Berrie$ lead the lea ...
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I . ,By Lee Cowley � with few penalties as both inue ,rate •notched a pair'and singles w a to,, . Caroline Gree. 1. way had the high Hickey � . . . I ip$ , I
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an&Chris Sakasov goq�ltenders -stood up well and the - ry . Con. single of 220 and the higtk triple of , otats, followed by the
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I , following last week's action in the , In the other WIHL Storey 250. � - I Daisies, 81, the Phlox, 60, the Wild
i The Wingham Ironmen improved result was only one goal scored at . . game last �04, while George Fischer had the " . � .
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Wingham Industrial Hockey week the, Dodgers managed, I to men's high single of 236 and the high I
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11 - hoe I key with an 8-4, drubbing of the Wingliam, marksman at 4:45, when League. . �, . maintain their slim margin over the triple of 625. - are Dave Scott and Owen Wright the Sweet Peas, 46.
111- Lie leading CrawfqT4's Newsboys as they handed Staintofil � with a plus 632 points. I . *. I
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... . Sunday at the Uckridge Memorial Walkerton goal was -scored by Pat Dodgers and second place Advance- - Spitfi-res a 12-5 loss. . Thanks to spare Ed Blackwell. single of 260 for the ladies and the
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.", Newsboys -e t' " d' Craig Laing, scoring his first goal SENIOR MEN high triple of 660 was rolled by Jean
4 1 Arena. - - Donnelly at the 19:37 mark. Times _each regis pl.�e - ra Sandra Fitzgerald 218 and Judy
, ' 'lowly, - Wingham goalie McClement made tight r, of the season, paced the Lappage 216. � I
11 wins to continue their I race e Dodger were rolled King. Ernie Carter had the men's I
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'�, first place in WIHL standings. . scoring parade, with Purves, Doig, � I
.1 by Bill Uuldriks 235 - Ken Saxton Sr. high single of 186 and the high triple,
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-. I I WED. NIGHT LADIES 201; 'Bill Purdon 175; Carson,Watson of 501 was rolled by Don Burley.
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1.1 some exciting end-to-end action.. The seconds. The shots on goal in the The Newsboys faced the MacDonald,'Brophy and Forton also
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rejuvenated Bridge Mustangs, With contributing. Joanne's Joggers are in the lead 172 and Jim Coulter 167. '
Z. Ironmen drew first blood at 3:22 on third. period were 16-14 in favor of -1 with'40 points, followed by Betty's ,Other high rollers were Shirley I
'! the power play. Dan Gilchrist's shot the Ironmen and the final score both teams hoping to extend their Dodgers continue to lead the BELGRAVE LADIES Young 2,27,, 212; Betty Morin 223; ,
,-;,. . . I unbeaten streaks for another week. league with 15 points. Newsboys Blue Jeans, 38, Kay's Kloadikes, 33; 1 ,
.1 from the point was'stopped by Hawk stood at 8-4. . . I Those rolling good games last Betty Burley 246 and Muriel Irvine
I , .: goalie I lie Dave Al, but the rebound,went The three stars of the, game were The Mustangs opened the scoring , follow with 14, while Spitfires have Luanne's Levis, 22, Debbie's week were Irene Lamont 178; Mari 208. 1
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C;.: Dungarees, 19 and Bonnie's Watsont' Brett Cameron; Rob Willis and Doug with a shorthanded goal midway 10 and the Mustangs trail witknine. ' Coultes 180; Alma' W 176; . ,COFFEE KLATCH I
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right to Tim Brown who stashed it McFarlan. Honorable mention through the first period, but the - - . . , Bootleggers, 16. Jessie McGee 169 and Lorraine Cook Those ro . Iling high games last 1
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.1 the count at 6:33 when he scored, ', should go to Cameron's linemates Newsboys came back quickly on - -` ,Jean King rolled the high single of 175. week ,were' Muriel Irvine 287; 1
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goals scored by Jacklin and Coultes. Sacred Heart COMMERCIAL LEAGUE Shirley Young 244, 198; Betty Burley
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.1 when he was set up just outside the hustle, especially in the second s I ' I SENIOR LADIES
: da Aitchison -243; Janet Storey 68, Frank's Firebirds, 61, Barry's The Daisies lead the league with 61
::. � crease by Brett Cameron. period. Goalie McClement was - their opposition, and went into the 247; A. I
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1:1 : -I third leading 8-4. At last Tuesday's weekly euchre 230 and Betty Lee 2-2-5. � - .1 Baracudas, 60, Blair's Blazers, 55 - ' by the Sunflowers,
1, Again, the Hawks battled back,19.. , steady, kicking out 38 of the 42 shots I points, followed
T, tie the score. Scott Biesenthal was, -directed his way. The Ironmen fired Although the Mustangs carried the held at Sacred Heart Church in MON. NIGHT MEN'S I I -
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the marksman at 11:10, when his 49 shots at the goaltending dub of Al play into the third period, Murray Wingham, Olive Jamieson took high The winners of the second flight Gale Plumb had the high single of the Asters, $21"aini the Roses, 25. I
.11.1. shot from the point somehow eluded. and Harrel. I . . Skin was;, equal to the task and lady honors, while .Gary Schlosser are the Black Machine with 35 247 for the ladies and Linda Wall had - Kay ,McCormick had the high
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C I Greg McClement 'in the Wingham The next home game for the . , 611Y single of 204 and high doubles were
;11 net. Dan Gilchrist put the home Ironmen is Sunday* Feb, 1 against scoring. The Newsboys, however, low lady and Lorne Jamieson was and the Matadors, 29, the Gophers, I bowled the -men's high single of 284 rolled by Mrs. McCormick 362; Elda
�. 9 1 . the 10-4 low man. The door prize was won by 25, the Volts, 22 and the Boat People,,. I .
.: team ahead to stay at th 16:24 their bitter rivals, ,the Port Elgin scored another two to cap ' .' . I and the high -triple of 649. Coultes 336; Agnes Farrier 329; .
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mark. He made a splendid ru:h from 'Bears. With second place on the line," win and extend their undefeated I . . . 49 (first flight *inners). Other,high games were rolled by Catherine Campbell 310; Elizabeth
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the blueline, beating both defen- the game will -.-be a barn -burner. streak to seven games. ' .served by the con. , Ric R4ithb' had the high single
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IF Jacklin,and Coultes each scored a , veiers, Mo h6 high triple of 741 was K 0andLyn' Ohm' 301 and Vera Moffat 300,
,. I -cemen and scoring on a low shot to Game time at the Lo�kridge ' and . by Rod Hickey. Other high evin Hickey 223, 22 n .
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. . lie's stick side, The period Memorial Arena is 4 p.m. bat trick for the winners, Dan Leung 233. '
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commanding 7-3 lead. The fourth I ... mwo� winners in two of three contests Wingham pressed .hard in the 10 I
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phenson line scored again 25 seconds Thursday, Jain. 29, Legion different -trails. Two buses will be Last Thursday the Wingham . . ' Im . A
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- 616eker of the Hawk goalie. .This Nuggets Novke- B s I vs. Brussels, 2 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiflllliiilliiltiiiiiliiilltillillkillillillflilloillilllilitillilltiilligitillillillillillililitillillillillilliillill, , Mark Gibson was the opportunist BRAD PRIESTAP is!1 8 and a first 'DAN G&CHRIST is the 18 -year-
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�,.: . score -brought on a goalie.1phahge ' P.m.. .1 � � . . aw I . for Wingham Sunday,,'as he notched year, business student at Con- . old son' .of.Bob and June Gilchrist
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between pipes. Brett Cameron vs. Clinton, 1 p.m.; Novice A's vs. , <:!t�' groom and.Stoinie ,.- first came at the halfway mark ;f " parents are Gerald'and Mary Lou minor hockey. Dan, wh.b is a right .
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. �, � best goal of the game. Cameron ' Monday, Feb. - 2, � - W * are. pleased to report a very � .. � Brad's first year with the Ironmen Ligtowe/. He is a Grade 13' stu ,
F, speeded, past one defender and . League, Bridge' Motors, vs. Stain- I stud Iii, dent F. E Madill, and plans a
, . . % enthusiastic group. of 35 students Sdturday with 12 teams competing.. , " There was. no more scoring until, . and -he is generally einplqy6d, as � -
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dqked another out of his equipment' ton's, 9:30 p.m. . , I � � The rink of Ron Knight, Wayne with in the � -
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, .before putting a' perfect move on , � 'Tuesday, Feb 3, Industrial Wingham
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91. ,. . the Wingli�m Golf and'Curling Club. Elston,' game, Todd Edgar and Creeden ter science. His greatest ho6key 1
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" . . . reminded,junior curling will be held draw,,wh'ile the rink of Wayne goal. ..".1 . on the team in that -category. . the team in shorthanded goals
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�.. shot. from the point. went in off the , As part of. the Fro.styfest a.c-* . again this Sunday *at -1: 15 and all are Hopper, Daryl Culbert, Allen- Bridge -Craig Baynton and Chad Davis . I i this season. . . . .. I -
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tivities, the'recreation. depaitnn'brit - . . , ,tpe-9 o'clock •- shared goalte"hiding duties to pick up ' - -, - -,. ' *,!`.;..... " .... - I . .
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4. . ,HiW�s'11041 the6iffil ' period. . � . . We have the first and second -place , draw. ' .. . I . the shutout. . . . . I I
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The third. period was. fast -paced .. Country Ski Tour on Surldiy, Feb. I., . � Wingham 4, Mildmay I I -
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9100 PM•r Group. B worked on its diary- of Jim I Danny .... A FMM I MU NEVER KPIEr , 10 --sum. : - -* , Betty Ross. , the . Dominions, 46," the. D & Rs, 42 the 129; Hills 156, 156; Dan ' ' .
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0 JUP& 38 ' : ' - tl�cond, Murray,Shiell, T. Curl: . Group C lbarrred how-to set a table , Arley Pautler had the.. bo'y's` -high' The Psychos lead the league with --
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•FR�M -0LM=% 0 - Bowman and third, Al Webster, Bill . leave the kitchen. tidy. A note ' - assists. Mildmay narrowed the gap I 335.' , - . I . ,63, the Maniacs,' 60, the ViceAeam I -
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, I a �:: Belgrave league. "His teammates ' Housekeeper badges; D I Wingham will participate in a 103, 108; Murray Steffen 116; Dean had the high single of 258 for the "
. * I I �11 " include Nancy Michie, Linda, ftoppet;7� Hichardsbii, Native Lore (tester Bill I Walker 107; Mike Remington 104,,'' junior boys and the high triple of 586.
0 1 1. . Ss, *and Becky . y urian Steffier and Lori Tiffin tied"
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6' 5�.l M.T. 2M a 7M , awnmwr .--- 0 I A service club bonspiel, organized Iiickey,,Housekeel*r, I - � . bers 105, 115 and Jeremy Hickey 115, for the senior. high single of 211 and ... .
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