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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1974-02-21, Page 15IA,1p'� ++ e t were en Wasa tie game. But that goal Sensed to jar the iaction,•^- tt esit unisonTIP he ° thought woo ever -Troninery dye. .. lin ;+ n u u • time " aW - ine by `'l�1 s' Noel - Pick ..ar.atr wills the amount of rubber tossed* way, felt Bice be was on production. fine e - r 1 p; ..,Perseverenee paid ott, as..1 '04404)0,w a -Su to u Yah made no mistake~and blasted 040 into the net to shoat. the frogmen hsto a D to 1 lead. Port El& made It B to 2 with a powerplay geil by un- poiSular, No, 10 Lade,1 #' vr• a and lid* that lissinsps the tie Isit p mado Dad Art that the trip.; lathe to see theismwortigailstle Nog/ ails* ais each lino picked ilta Otaek paid t. t e two c 1 / eig eased to be.the Bears l � : �. • ,. • o lei s Walt in for the game were tonkeeping actionm0vinn and the ane well under contra r a•: IT WAS Ave SAD NIGHT for fhe Wingham PeeWee squad as theylost their second� ameto Durham and Were" knocked Out of the OMHA.'`play :offs.Wi ''' The; nghann boys started off - 'strong.• in thefir5t periQd bafter their first penalty Durham began to control the play. (Staff Photo), H(;Nk ALC. SEATS 2 BUNDLES ,. F'25 WIRE COAT HANGERS Non -Rusted, Nen-Bent;. N•atly HO, NO* One way, TAR2 N ,Hume 'magnet IA11 'A rue.2b Watts fly '..tlilerc "saI . •if Iiidet , 'The most incndibk • manhtint:of them Oil rl•iidisc isr..(c, µ1,z-ntJOHN COUCOS•GAYLEHUNI.ICINI I. A A51LS IPSO/A PO-.'Y.'.Ia YY►(1. 1 : tows t:"W Durham has defeated ham ,PeeWees' In : two games straight and put Wham out of the 041114 third rOnnd Playoff*. in the first game of the series, Wingham took a 1,-0 lead in the first periods oo a goal by Steve McKay. in a second period Wing - Larry ham's. Milosevic scored to put the PeeWees two up. Then y` . near the end ofthe. second period Durham got ttieir. t mariCer.. the third iodW ,am.. PIN' !; up a 3-1.lead when Dotig.Merkie, beat. ttre.Durham` goalie. But in the space of a mere minute and,42 Seconds Durham tune back:ind The.Ironmen showed no mercy`':A;pi kedthree Nick goals in ;picked up as they humiliated the Port Elgin ' less than three minutes.in the Bears before .thein hometown (third to jump into a 8 to 1 lead; supporters with alopsided 11 tog :.,`:Port Elgin'sBart ` " Bl ,wllliatns gait 'victory t4 take-best ;n " seven � his 'second .goal of the game series ;m four straight. `,D:46 but from tth► o that point on. the -hit W .the ant score t Ironmen controlled: _ .board,t► , ., the play and a:02 nn one of those " •ve-and- with two goals b Phil' Paquette, ed � g y y, •scoredtthree unanswered goals to make: the final score 4-3 in their. favor,; In •the second game of the series . Durham' came to Wing bam. Durham scored the first marker of the game to take a 1-0 lead' that lasted until. the third period. In that final frame Durham opened their lead to 2-0 befog � � � � am on the score=sheet. At "9:35 of .:the_ last period Steve, MacLean popped it 'past` the Durham net - Minder. `Durham answered . m less thein a minute to make it 31. e W managed to get AMR Sunni GM Tell.. and }thin one ° gooal.. ''B burl r •►otted their fourth goal and staves°Hoff the: Wingham attack finishing the game with four goals to. Wingham's Now out of the. OMHA playoffs the PeeWees will return to regu- lar season WOAA play. Why not comedown and see the boys, they play every Thursday at 7:30. wd.:20, Thom 21, Fri. 22,E Sat. 23 2 COMPLETE SHOWINGS DAILY AT 7:00 sad .9:00 P.M. HIE I VISIBLE VAPOR. CAPER orthe year! WALT DISNEYPRODUCTIONS» v -4w1 v7---4.dru IRO WV "BONGO" PRODUCTIONS' SCARECROW AT 7:00 P.M. DELIVERANCE AT 9:00 P.M. et `e .f,' as :an Jones �r and one g , ►Y...�' ';byUo Lei tch sent. the. passed Barry C d-� Be to Ma bonaY.., ars into - hibernation in� tit-` the, - u ' ,' with ' s i retOrrted puck to Russel s,; ..xmiliation ithis 1 ' 2 victory t to tory stick as if it : was on a yo-yo, . ; and four stray one-sided 1 �' y° gh , ed p ay ice Russel picked the .corner. At, 4; `•Whistle Stops . , . For a time it 10:00 Gerry.Wheeler put one. In 1 ,looked' like'"No Show -' No." Win" (ranc. just off the crease and Phil for the:Ironmen'as the Port Elgin Paquette completed the scoring- team awaited their arrival `, . at 14:02 a s the Ironmen coastedto For the players and fans who an easy'3-0 dead; 'in ; the :twilit joined them on` the` has trip this period. :.^ game ° will be remembered as° and with a': quick shot along.' the: off:victories. Port Elgin came out: on .the' fl"The Bervie Game" "or "Three in the second. and :an: unassisted Buses - in Three FTour's oto -fourth t pupils :from► . Golden Circle School were among the 300 participants in the second annual Special. Winter OlyMpics held at the university. of ; Wester. oSa . - tarioMo ' . on Cur Al da . �, y � .. finlnS- star :Won a gold medal• in the skatingevent for: senior boys in Lev A. Sevenmedals :for �,second andplaces la werewon. by third; others from this school in the var- ious events. uS en �� 1 A busload+of 37 pupils and their teachersefrom the :three schoo in special education in Huron:: County: 'attended. The events in- cluded skating, . individual and team tobogganing, " broomball " snowt►shoeing) cross country akl ' ing and fun events which included snowmobile modes. Tn the compe-' titive events Huron County goal byBart ,Williamsuat `2:23' t #' win"... es busproblems participants brought lune 16 _X saw the,13e.fightl*ek*the ame t ='i the Players seeing the ,.sights .of The Special Winter.Olympics is sponsored by the Faculty of Physical Education* and a great deal of =credit is due the Faculty and the university. students for _;thavingt enjoyrab'le ,. university stuldents:1 "as chap- erones to the. participants .and" their enthusiasm Patched that of the particiipants leaking this event a very rr�emorable occasion and a day to long be • re- membered. But theirhopes were diinned two more goals bylthe, Ironmen from the sticks of -Murray Black and, Phil* Paquette. ne' I nd.�. is nga in din the^„Seco chances f c ea ung rn,! by picking up fdol�sh With a-5 to 1 lead, the Bervie as they awaited a replace- ment bus Game didn't get started until 9:15 with Iron nen. tossed right into action as they hit theice without anywarm--up ; Bar ti"O'Krefka' missed this ap' ganiet0fOtirni9WPAVoftfritiir was -faring their big' hitter No en 10, Lionel Laderoute which hurt their, cause ... Phil. Paquette led the Ironmen scores with the hat trick • '.. Doug Leitch played a whaleof a game, he never stop - ,ped skating and for his strong ef- fort was rewardedwith a big five point game with two goals and three assists ... The Ironmen now go into the group -finals. against the winner of the Walker- ton - Arthur series .. . Watch for dates of future Iron - men games and join the crowd with "Ironmen Fever". The Wingham Peewees played en exhibition game against -their OMHA rivals • from Clinton on j' Sunday evening .in the Wingham' arena and showed no mercy, routing them 10-1. Wingham scored three goals in the first period and they all came from the stick of Doug Merkley. Doug, up from the house league,. has'only played 10 games with the PeeWees. In the second period Wingham chalked up three more. Scott Mc- Gregor, Paul' Foxton and Keith Cameron did the honors. That period ended without a tally from Clinton 6-0. At 8:50 of the final period Clin- ton managed to score. The Wing - ham - boys were determined to • widen the margin and notched up four more goals in the last 10 - minutes. Goals were picked up by Larry Milosevic, Ken Hopper, Mark Passmore, and Tom Remington. drop two games The Police Maple Leafs dropped two-ganies last week in - Novice -Atom House League play. On Monday night they were beaten by the Canadian Tire CanadiansW0._ Steven Walker, in goal for the Leafs, stopped a number Of scoring threats, but his superb play could not keep Geoff Hamilton from scoring a Canadian Tire tally late in the third Period. CKNX Hawks came up with their best effort of the season to down the Police Leafs - -6-2 on Thursday. Brian Hoy started the scoring and put the Leafs up 1-0. But the lead was short lived as the Hawks....bounced back and skated the Leafs into the ice. CKNX's scorers were Sheldon Baker, Robbie - Strong, Ron Schistad, Mike Rits;kes, Scott Cornwall and John Leedham . David Montgomery led the assist parade with two. Robbie Alton got the other Leaf marker on a pass from Jeff -Moore. The playoffs will start Feb. 28, and the teams in each series will depend on who conies out on top of, a tie for, second place. The Canadians trail the Bruins by one game with two more games to go. HOCKEY NOTES Belgrave PeeWees played Bel - more in Belmore- on Friday eve- ning and lost their game of the schedule On. Tuesday night Belgrave Squirts to to Brussels 3-2. Game played in Belgrave. WINGHAM IRONMEN JUNIOR 'D' STATISTICS PLAYOFFS .1973.74 Series "A". --Port Elgin: Best 4 outof 7 GAMES - PLAYED --Total 4; wins, 4; losses, 0; ties, 0. GOALS FOR—Total, 32; average per game, 8; Goals AGAINST—Total, 7; average per game, 1:75. PENALTY MINUTE -.Total, 79; average per game, 19.75. Goal . Tenders' Statistics: 'Benny Blackwell, 2 games played, 2 goals against; average, 1.. Paul Heifer, 2 games played; 5 goals against, average - 2.5. Shut -outs, Benny Blackwell, 1. Individual Statistics' - Player GP G A . Pts Pen. M.In Doug Leitch 4 2 8 10 0 . Barry MacDonald 4 1 • 8 .9 2 Phil Paquette - 4 7 0 . 7' 6 Gerald Wheeler ." 4 7 0 7 6 Brian Yahbee 4 5 2 7 4 Murray Black 4 3 4'- 7 0 Russel Jones 4 3• 3 6 2 Steve Caslick 4 -2 - 2 4 6 Bob Johnston 4 ' 1 3 4 2 Barry O'Krafka 3 1 - 2 3 9 Murray McKague 4 0 3 3 10 Rick Foxton 4 0 2 2 2 Dave Hodgins 4 0 2 2 4 Cliff Hetherington . , 4 0 2 2 22 • ,Steve Ste. Marie 4 0 0 0 4 Hat Tricks—Phil Paquette, 2; Gerald Wheeler, 1. AleOderS002 ebiliked up the high single of at this week's, in on; A. CamerO n had the high l'rboss. bow doubleaot or. wereE. tl •310 V. , rir eldelc' 321; Y..ilipPherson 3X11; M. Henderson ;.. Cam' s00. The now have 58 points to keep '� to i t.place;, second fare' the Sunflower* r* With 51 1Ai atigof del. ;. have . 4141;, Pansies 35.t'Wild 3 and. o --s--4 "T' JRSDAY MIXED ' In the ',Thursday night mined. league b week, Gail and:r Gotc has 'continued theirWinning ways and nowid,ith 91 points, Marie's, Misfits. are close:behind with. 89 followed by Isabell's' Dhingalings 84, Helen's Hellen 73 Elda's. Extras. 6a. ani. Norma,a's Newfies 52'. r 4 In 'individual duarl`scoriglg je. Lean 'led the ladi with a Burgle, Eefje• also -.'s red hii, Siva we VOIPME111441. The 101.1 N of .`bawledInt Rea s. Zimmer Rio high for theI , i Bob' s AN rp s' the Ste hi *tap place f p1 now have 74 211; Mar.seritegrldige M,.afe •:* Eakritt 204,. 300; Gertie Lambkin. 231; lohnsunSio;Aloalteldsm Doug owne r Whinier Winkel : 2St; 4 •:Pa • t w:, M '' 'lis, S; Joan Awls , '+aertoe. 3 l . Frank . ;amu ..+1i1\,:... rw•�� -' �\ r It will be Stainton's Spitfires against the Advance -Times Newsboysin the Industrial Hockey eague's .playoff finals. Staintons earned their playoff' berth by edging the Crawford Dodgers 6-5 in . the best of. three semi-final round. In Monday night's game Ross Poll, Grant Coultes, Brian Sanderson, Joe Uniac and Tom Deyell scored for ,I the Dodgers. For the victorious Spitfires Murray Stainton picked up two, while Murray Kerr, Bob Arm- strong, Bay Bateman and Bill Kerr picked up singles. 'Chew Asper gum Aspergum!s • MedicaIIy oniI psifi felieVer `1 :effectively soothesAde sorest throat. And it`s so easy to take. Children like it too.For soothing relief from a soreihrbet, chew Aspergum Chea or Asperg natirangeY Iz elps. is to be held above Maitland Ready Mix, Wing - ham on FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22 between 4 and 6 p.m. Join us at the LIS TO WA , CENTRAL PUBLIC SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Binning Street Young Wycliffe and W ycliff e Associates of Canada LAST SATURDAY there was a tult(,que occurrence at the 1oined the branch the same day: The new members are Don, Wingham Legion when the fivesons of George Brooks all •b, George (father), Bryon, Jim and Lai ry Brooks. (Staff Photo) . • • jja Stetsr,a. VPJT OL ; LYU*TOWIL„' MAARIO .4......101.31170 • WEI« 20, TNYRS• 21, RRl. 22, SAT. 23 2 SHOWS /TIGHTLY • tt !lore ° I:NI�1`r IN• N Ilii. ; ' • • . • •,• • • • • •• '��x m • 1. I*, }fru I11Jk1.I . :.. “Fritz The Cat" To►L«rr sae Chan. r . ;, tt ' , "� ; . ,,j, Ile NIT ... 1% t ':, .I.WNW .M.er. C1"� .. MAOI.. • ft 1 . PUN i • • • • • • M E \ • if114 AIN'S •• 1 1 • . . - �. n.�,»,,,..11 • rr� CiIAI'i" ! . (1!119 gar • l • FIRST AREA SHOWING • •SUN.24, SAT.IIIMATINEE Fit 23y/ AT set 253 e fetch mats • + AACTUALLY CLOCKIEo • + raja $U*VIYI, • • . • SNOWTIME 2 P MON. 25, TUES. 26 ` • • �� , . q ,t, 4 60,fi • • • « IPL lc « et `e .f,' as :an Jones �r and one g , ►Y...�' ';byUo Lei tch sent. the. passed Barry C d-� Be to Ma bonaY.., ars into - hibernation in� tit-` the, - u ' ,' with ' s i retOrrted puck to Russel s,; ..xmiliation ithis 1 ' 2 victory t to tory stick as if it : was on a yo-yo, . ; and four stray one-sided 1 �' y° gh , ed p ay ice Russel picked the .corner. At, 4; `•Whistle Stops . , . For a time it 10:00 Gerry.Wheeler put one. In 1 ,looked' like'"No Show -' No." Win" (ranc. just off the crease and Phil for the:Ironmen'as the Port Elgin Paquette completed the scoring- team awaited their arrival `, . at 14:02 a s the Ironmen coastedto For the players and fans who an easy'3-0 dead; 'in ; the :twilit joined them on` the` has trip this period. :.^ game ° will be remembered as° and with a': quick shot along.' the: off:victories. Port Elgin came out: on .the' fl"The Bervie Game" "or "Three in the second. and :an: unassisted Buses - in Three FTour's oto -fourth t pupils :from► . Golden Circle School were among the 300 participants in the second annual Special. Winter OlyMpics held at the university. of ; Wester. oSa . - tarioMo ' . on Cur Al da . �, y � .. finlnS- star :Won a gold medal• in the skatingevent for: senior boys in Lev A. Sevenmedals :for �,second andplaces la werewon. by third; others from this school in the var- ious events. uS en �� 1 A busload+of 37 pupils and their teachersefrom the :three schoo in special education in Huron:: County: 'attended. The events in- cluded skating, . individual and team tobogganing, " broomball " snowt►shoeing) cross country akl ' ing and fun events which included snowmobile modes. Tn the compe-' titive events Huron County goal byBart ,Williamsuat `2:23' t #' win"... es busproblems participants brought lune 16 _X saw the,13e.fightl*ek*the ame t ='i the Players seeing the ,.sights .of The Special Winter.Olympics is sponsored by the Faculty of Physical Education* and a great deal of =credit is due the Faculty and the university. students for _;thavingt enjoyrab'le ,. university stuldents:1 "as chap- erones to the. participants .and" their enthusiasm Patched that of the particiipants leaking this event a very rr�emorable occasion and a day to long be • re- membered. But theirhopes were diinned two more goals bylthe, Ironmen from the sticks of -Murray Black and, Phil* Paquette. ne' I nd.�. is nga in din the^„Seco chances f c ea ung rn,! by picking up fdol�sh With a-5 to 1 lead, the Bervie as they awaited a replace- ment bus Game didn't get started until 9:15 with Iron nen. tossed right into action as they hit theice without anywarm--up ; Bar ti"O'Krefka' missed this ap' ganiet0fOtirni9WPAVoftfritiir was -faring their big' hitter No en 10, Lionel Laderoute which hurt their, cause ... Phil. Paquette led the Ironmen scores with the hat trick • '.. Doug Leitch played a whaleof a game, he never stop - ,ped skating and for his strong ef- fort was rewardedwith a big five point game with two goals and three assists ... The Ironmen now go into the group -finals. against the winner of the Walker- ton - Arthur series .. . Watch for dates of future Iron - men games and join the crowd with "Ironmen Fever". The Wingham Peewees played en exhibition game against -their OMHA rivals • from Clinton on j' Sunday evening .in the Wingham' arena and showed no mercy, routing them 10-1. Wingham scored three goals in the first period and they all came from the stick of Doug Merkley. Doug, up from the house league,. has'only played 10 games with the PeeWees. In the second period Wingham chalked up three more. Scott Mc- Gregor, Paul' Foxton and Keith Cameron did the honors. That period ended without a tally from Clinton 6-0. At 8:50 of the final period Clin- ton managed to score. The Wing - ham - boys were determined to • widen the margin and notched up four more goals in the last 10 - minutes. Goals were picked up by Larry Milosevic, Ken Hopper, Mark Passmore, and Tom Remington. drop two games The Police Maple Leafs dropped two-ganies last week in - Novice -Atom House League play. On Monday night they were beaten by the Canadian Tire CanadiansW0._ Steven Walker, in goal for the Leafs, stopped a number Of scoring threats, but his superb play could not keep Geoff Hamilton from scoring a Canadian Tire tally late in the third Period. CKNX Hawks came up with their best effort of the season to down the Police Leafs - -6-2 on Thursday. Brian Hoy started the scoring and put the Leafs up 1-0. But the lead was short lived as the Hawks....bounced back and skated the Leafs into the ice. CKNX's scorers were Sheldon Baker, Robbie - Strong, Ron Schistad, Mike Rits;kes, Scott Cornwall and John Leedham . David Montgomery led the assist parade with two. Robbie Alton got the other Leaf marker on a pass from Jeff -Moore. The playoffs will start Feb. 28, and the teams in each series will depend on who conies out on top of, a tie for, second place. The Canadians trail the Bruins by one game with two more games to go. HOCKEY NOTES Belgrave PeeWees played Bel - more in Belmore- on Friday eve- ning and lost their game of the schedule On. Tuesday night Belgrave Squirts to to Brussels 3-2. Game played in Belgrave. WINGHAM IRONMEN JUNIOR 'D' STATISTICS PLAYOFFS .1973.74 Series "A". --Port Elgin: Best 4 outof 7 GAMES - PLAYED --Total 4; wins, 4; losses, 0; ties, 0. GOALS FOR—Total, 32; average per game, 8; Goals AGAINST—Total, 7; average per game, 1:75. PENALTY MINUTE -.Total, 79; average per game, 19.75. Goal . Tenders' Statistics: 'Benny Blackwell, 2 games played, 2 goals against; average, 1.. Paul Heifer, 2 games played; 5 goals against, average - 2.5. Shut -outs, Benny Blackwell, 1. Individual Statistics' - Player GP G A . Pts Pen. M.In Doug Leitch 4 2 8 10 0 . Barry MacDonald 4 1 • 8 .9 2 Phil Paquette - 4 7 0 . 7' 6 Gerald Wheeler ." 4 7 0 7 6 Brian Yahbee 4 5 2 7 4 Murray Black 4 3 4'- 7 0 Russel Jones 4 3• 3 6 2 Steve Caslick 4 -2 - 2 4 6 Bob Johnston 4 ' 1 3 4 2 Barry O'Krafka 3 1 - 2 3 9 Murray McKague 4 0 3 3 10 Rick Foxton 4 0 2 2 2 Dave Hodgins 4 0 2 2 4 Cliff Hetherington . , 4 0 2 2 22 • ,Steve Ste. Marie 4 0 0 0 4 Hat Tricks—Phil Paquette, 2; Gerald Wheeler, 1. AleOderS002 ebiliked up the high single of at this week's, in on; A. CamerO n had the high l'rboss. bow doubleaot or. wereE. tl •310 V. , rir eldelc' 321; Y..ilipPherson 3X11; M. Henderson ;.. Cam' s00. The now have 58 points to keep '� to i t.place;, second fare' the Sunflower* r* With 51 1Ai atigof del. ;. have . 4141;, Pansies 35.t'Wild 3 and. o --s--4 "T' JRSDAY MIXED ' In the ',Thursday night mined. league b week, Gail and:r Gotc has 'continued theirWinning ways and nowid,ith 91 points, Marie's, Misfits. are close:behind with. 89 followed by Isabell's' Dhingalings 84, Helen's Hellen 73 Elda's. Extras. 6a. ani. Norma,a's Newfies 52'. r 4 In 'individual duarl`scoriglg je. Lean 'led the ladi with a Burgle, Eefje• also -.'s red hii, Siva we VOIPME111441. The 101.1 N of .`bawledInt Rea s. Zimmer Rio high for theI , i Bob' s AN rp s' the Ste hi *tap place f p1 now have 74 211; Mar.seritegrldige M,.afe •:* Eakritt 204,. 300; Gertie Lambkin. 231; lohnsunSio;Aloalteldsm Doug owne r Whinier Winkel : 2St; 4 •:Pa • t w:, M '' 'lis, S; Joan Awls , '+aertoe. 3 l . Frank . ;amu ..+1i1\,:... rw•�� -' �\ r It will be Stainton's Spitfires against the Advance -Times Newsboysin the Industrial Hockey eague's .playoff finals. Staintons earned their playoff' berth by edging the Crawford Dodgers 6-5 in . the best of. three semi-final round. In Monday night's game Ross Poll, Grant Coultes, Brian Sanderson, Joe Uniac and Tom Deyell scored for ,I the Dodgers. For the victorious Spitfires Murray Stainton picked up two, while Murray Kerr, Bob Arm- strong, Bay Bateman and Bill Kerr picked up singles. 'Chew Asper gum Aspergum!s • MedicaIIy oniI psifi felieVer `1 :effectively soothesAde sorest throat. And it`s so easy to take. Children like it too.For soothing relief from a soreihrbet, chew Aspergum Chea or Asperg natirangeY Iz elps. is to be held above Maitland Ready Mix, Wing - ham on FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22 between 4 and 6 p.m. Join us at the LIS TO WA , CENTRAL PUBLIC SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Binning Street Young Wycliffe and W ycliff e Associates of Canada LAST SATURDAY there was a tult(,que occurrence at the 1oined the branch the same day: The new members are Don, Wingham Legion when the fivesons of George Brooks all •b, George (father), Bryon, Jim and Lai ry Brooks. (Staff Photo) .