The Wingham Advance-Times, 1969-02-27, Page 7•
Friday night features the
0 St* of Yesterday; Saturday
night holds a bigger treat when
we. get .a glimpse of the Big
Stars of Tomorrow. Who knows,,
appearing on the ice may be
11 the Bobby Hull of 1980.
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Friday and Saturday at 7:15' and
9:15. All other days, one show
at 8:00, except where noted on .,
'the program.
THUR.-FRI.•SAT.
FEB. 27-28 • MAR. 1
ADULT ENTERTAINMENT
"COOL HAND LUKE"
CinemaScope-Colour - Starring:
Paul: Newman ,
This is the story of a prison
er. in a 'southern chain gang,
who maintains his spirit in the
face of cruelty and arbitrary
force. Second shows on Friday,
• 8 Saturday night start at 9:30.
SAT. MATINEE MARCH 1
"The Quick Gun"
COMING NEXT:,
THUR.•FRL•SAT.- MAR, 6.7.6,
"WORLD SAFARI"
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Tiffs shapes up as a big, big
game by the little, little tykes
the W,ingham Tikes play
host to the i3elgrave boys. Both
teanit have been coming up
with some outstandinghockey
this season.
•, The WOO= team, remains
• undefeated after S games ,with
3 wins` and 2 ties, the wins be -
Ing 6 ;to 09ver Mount Forest,
7 to* a over ,Belmore and 6 to 1
over Belgrave, with both ties
against Goderich.
The Belgrave Tykes have
played eight games, suffering
only two losses, one to Blyth ..
and the other to their Saturday
night opponents, Wingharn.
Coach Wilf Haines will have
his Belgrave team up for this
big game and will be out to
avenge that loss suffered to die
Wingham team at the start of
the season, and too, his gang
will be out to break that unde-
feated record of Wingham
A NEW
CANADIAN PLAY
PREMIERES
WEDNESDAY, MAR: 5
at Wingham Tonin Hall
Curtain time 8:30 sharp
coaches Tom Miller and Nell
Renwick.
the Belgrave team has had a
very successf thseason captur-
ing the Brussesl$ Legion Trophy
during °minot hockey week as
they downed Brussels 14 to 0 and
collected mnorepoints than any
of the Peewees, Bantam, Mid-
get or Juvenile teams' who par-
ticipated *
ar-ticipated.fa Brusseli tenor hock-
ey. week. This is; the trophy
appearing inthe picture on this
paSe..w.lth.the Belgrave team.
Just last Saturday they added
another trophy to their collec-
tion
when •they downed Belmore
2 to 'l. in areal exciting game
to beat Belmore two straight
and capture the Tri -County
Tyke Trophy, Coach W i 1 f
Haines and his team would like
nothing better than a •victory
over Wingham during t'iiis Mit.
Winter Carnival to cap off a
Most successful season- -so b<
ware Wingham Tyke;.yon're,.;
going to have your hands full;
with this Belgrave team..
Between the pipes for Win
ham is a regular "Glen Hall",
Raymond Van Dongen who has
given up only six goals 11 1111(0,
games for a goals against aver.
age per game of 1.2. Mighty
good goal tending, CoachTom
Miller advises that his top goal
scorers are Jay Maclaurin, Gor-{.
don ,Kinahan, Douglas Taylor
and Douglas McGregor.
In goal for Belgrave will be
Don Shiell who had been rather
sensational in recent gamest..
Coach Wilf, Haines states that
anyone of his players can put
the puck in the net as he has a
ers
game
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Well balanced team. Understand
appearing in die Belgrave line
up, and one of the top players
Belgrave's own "Abbey Hoff-
man", a real fine star Lynn
Haines. As one • of the .Wingiharn
Tykes was telling us although
they beat Belgrave in their first
Meeting, the thing that bother-
ed the Wingham team more
than anything else was that the
.one Belgrave goal was scored by
to girl, Lynn Haines!
It's going to be a real treat
to see these future stars in ac-
tion. They're all under right
years of age and. will provide
.. f}ction galore. Make sure you're
at the arena early to get a good
seat. Game time is 7.30 so
don't be disappointed --be there
early.
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Entertainmentt the
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Stafian. Ho
FRIDAY NIGHT'
The. Viestern Playboys
Barbecues
reribs, Sauerkraut and turday Nights
spa •
Chicken served Friday and Ss
CLIP FOR REFERENCE
• WINGHAM KINSMEN
WINGHAM TYKES-7Front from left: Da-
vid Turbitt, Billy LeVan, Sheldon Jones,
Raymond Van Dongen,. Billy Ste. 'Marie,
David Tervit, Paul Rattan, Michael Beat-
tie, Reuben Jacklin, Tim Henderson; back;
Tim Miller, coach; Kenneth Fenwick, David
Douglas, Gene Readman, Gordon; Kinihan,
-Jay MacLaurin, Douglas McGregor, Keith'
Camerttin, Neil Renwick, coach. Others
nota in, picture but active in Tyke hockey
are Jamie Smith, Douglas Taylor, Joe Bro-
phy, Donald Gibson, Steve Burke, Mark
Passmore, Jimmy Deyell, Bruce :Stainton.
HOPES FOR PEE WEES, SQUIRTS
Bantams win semi-finais
The Belmore Bantams .charg-
ed to victory last week in their
semi-final series with Gorrie. '
On Wednesday in .Belmore,nthey
INTER CARNIV
•- SCHEDULE OF' EVENTS -
FRIDAY,
FEB. 28
7::00 P.M. --HOCKEY
PEEWEES vs: BANTAMS
zCrowning of
Sig CARNIVAL SNOW QUEEN
W 8:30 P.M. . HOCKEY
ad OLD TYMERS'vs. KINSMEN
Coaches:
u.
o, Alf. Lockridge and Elwood Irwin
u REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE
' ADULTS -- 50c
STUDENTS' °— 25c
PRE-SCHOOLERS -- FREE
Prices in effect for all events at
4 the Winter Carnival
SATUROAT,
MALi'
.1:30 P.M. SNOWMOBILE
RACES
F. E. Madill Secondary School
FREE SKATING
For all ages at the -Arena
°SNOW SCULPTURING
By Students at F. E. Madill Sec. Schl.
7:30 PM.—HOCKEY
Tykes Game
8:30 P.M.— TUG -O -WAR
Kinsmen vs. Lions Legion vs. Firemen
9:00 P.M. =— TRICYCLE Races
Featuring members of Town Council
9:30 P.M.— Broomball Game
10:15 P.M.— DRAW FOR TV
REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE
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defeated their opponents 9=1,
"goals being scored by Mervyn
Weishar (4), Richard .Inglis, (3),
Pat O'Malley and Paul Kieffer
with one each. On Saturday, in
their winning game, they de
feated Gorrie 8-3 with goals
scored by Douglas Jeffray and
Richard Inglis (2 each), Shayne
Goidrich, Rob Heller, P a u 1
Kieffer and Pat O'Malley with
one each. They now proceed
to the finals with the winner of
the Belgrave-Kurtzville. series.
The PeeWees are also into
their best two -of- three semi-
final series, playing their first
game on Thursday evening in
Belmore against Kurtzville.
Although they lost 5-4, there
are high hopes that they will
bounce' back' to take the final
two games. Goals were scored
by Bruce Dickert and Paul Ing-
lis, with two each.
Hope's are also pinned on the .
Squirts this week who lost their
first semi-final game, being
defeated on Saturday by Bel-
grave 10-1 in a game in that
town. Kevin Haskins was Bel-
more's lone scorer.
The Tykes unfortunately,
lost out in their series of final
games, meeting defeat op Mon-
day evening 4-2 at the hand of
the Belgrave team, and on Sat-
urday 2-1. Belgrave won the
Johann Trophy with their win,
but Belmore playedfine hock-
ey, particularly David Kieffer,
a real little champ, and respon-
sible for all last week's goals.
The Midgets played two
games last week. Monday even-
ing they were defeated by Mirtz-
ville 5-0; and Wednesday even-
ing in Belgrave, losing 9-4
(just wasn't their week!). Scor-
ers in Wednesday's game were
THE BELGRAVE TYKES have good reason
to be proud this year. They -entered the
Brussels invitational hockey tournament
'and came -home with the trophy. They are,
front: Bradley Cook, Edwin Haines, Lynne
Haines, Donald Shiell, Donald Dunbar,
Douglas Arbuckle, Brian Shield; back:
Laurie Haines, Marvin Cook, Gary Hopper,
Paul Casemore, Spencer Burley, Wayne
McDowell, Dean , Campbel l; Howard Rs °
erts absent. Manager, Rey, John. Roberts
and Coach Wilfred Haines. The Belgrave
Tykes will come face to face-off with,tte
Wingham Tykes this Saturday night .in e
gruelling, clashing, fight -to -the -last rnan,,a
(orgirl in this case) battle. ,Incidentally,
we understand Miss Haines' is quite ' r.
hockey player for her size, A T 'Photo.
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Junior Bowling
JUNIORS
Look at those girls bowl. I
see you're not going to let the
boys beat you after all. All you
needed was a pep talk.
Giris over 160: Christine
Rae 197, Debbie Hull 165, Sand-
ra Lee 164, Kathy Pattison 171,
Kathy Ross 174. Wendy Crew-
son, 194 and 171 --and thanks
for bringing the sheets. Nice
games, Wendy.
What happened to Julie Fox -
ton with a 223 game? Keep it
up Julie. Did, the counters help
any?
Boys doubles over 160: David
Tiffin 160 and 166, Tom Lee •
(again) 250 and 230, Brad Sim-
mons (about time) 161 and 183.
Singles, Jeff Lockridge, 209,
Fordwich teams
play hockey
Several hockey games were
played last week. The, Midgets
played in Belmore against Bel -
more, defeating them 5-0 on
Monday night and on Wednes-
day night journeyed over to
Kurtzville and defeated them
10-3.
The PeeWees played the
first game in a play-off series
with Belgrave on Friday night
but lost by a 4-2 score.
The Squirts played in the
local arena on Saturday morn-
ing , against Kurtzville and both
teams really played well, but
the visitors won 3-2. , -
The Intermediates defeated
Gorrie on Wednesday night 15-
5.
• Rick McPherson (2), Terry O'-
Malley and Alan Dickson with
one each. Their semi-final
series with Kurtzville begins
this week.
Bruce Skinn, 182, Doug Leitch,
191, Paul S watridge, 199, Steve
Tiffin, 209, Bobbie McGee,
160.
What's the matter Ricky
Smith --still hitting corner pins.
Come on Diamonds' and Jokers,
you're too far behind.
Standings: • Aces 74, Hearts
70, Spades 54, Clubs 45, Jokers
32, Diamonds 27.
BANTAMS
The scores were prettygood
again last week. It looks as if
getting up early didn't harm .
toot/ many.. Maybe just the par-
ents.
Games over 120: Alexa Cur-
rie, 122 and 134, nice double
Alexa; Kathy Schie'stal, 141;
Pat Wharton, 128; H ea the r
Smith, 131; Jamie Smith, 135
(those Smith's are really bowl-
ers); Bruce Stainton, 134; Steve
Read man, 138. And there go
the MacLaurin's again ! --Jeff
135 and Jay -138.
Lawrence Norman should be
in there too, but haven't got a
score.
There willbe no bowling .
Saturday. morning. Get out and
support the Kinsmen Carnival.
•
Hospital team
returns tonight
The Fordwich Bantam hockey
team played host Thursday,
night to a hockey team from
Mid -Western Hospital, Palmer
ston. Fordwich won the game
but the other team played well
and will be back this Thursday.
night at 7.30 for another game.
About 50 boys and girls from
the hospital were transported
by bus to cheer their team. It
is hoped the people of the corn-
munity will come out and sup-
port these young people.
Curling new:
One 'rink •of lady curlers wen
to Seaforth last Wednesday to
play in a bonspiei. They were
• Mrs.. W. W. Gurney, skip, Mrs.
Jack Bateson, •Mrs, John.Curr e
and Mrs. Cal Burke..
Mr. and Ms.:A'1 Haferme
curled in Walkerton last Satur
day with Mr. and Mrs. Harold' .
Dawson, of Walkerton, in a
Sweetheart bonspiel. .
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