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Wingham Lions
chalk up win
The Wingham Lions defeated
Teeswater 7-5 Friday in an exhi-
bition Midget contest played in
Wingham. Gord Kinahan col-
lected three goals and one assist
to pace the Lions in the win. Tom
MacLean, Dave Bennett, Kevin
Hickey and Doug McGregor
scored the other markers.
Jay MacLaurin earned three
assists, Ken Tervit two and Shel-
don Jones and Tom MacLean
each adding an assist. Wingham
picked up seven minor penalties
and Teeswater four during the
game. The next home game for
the Lions will be Sunday at 7:30
p.m. against either Clinton or
Seaforth in a WOAA consolation
playoff match.
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The Wingham Advance -Times, Thurs., 111 4, 1176 -Pap 7
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,p?IIi The Howick Hawks defeated Livermore and Ken Williams. went -bead by ape point last
Ripley Wednesday night 10-4 to In the third game Sunday a Thursday 4M in the Atom
tie the series at one game apiece large crowd packed the arena to House League, by defeating the
The Hawks, hurting from a num- watch the teams in action. Ripley Brophy Bruins 2.1. Both Can-
ber of injuries, brought in players opened the scoring at the 10:01 adia4 goals were scored by Paul
from the Juvenile league to fill mark in the fust period on a goal Hickey. The first goal came at
the empty spots on the roster. by MacDonald. Two minutes 6:00 of the -AM period on a break -
Wayne Nickel scored four goals later Howick tied the game on a away assisted by Kevin 1/cLean.
% and had two assists. Ken Wil- goal by Macintosh assisted by The second goal went into the
hams, who played with an in- Boyd and Livermore. He scored Bruin net at 3:16 of the second
jured shoulder, scored three three minutes later to make the period, also assisted by Kevin
Or -- goals and added another assist. score 2-1 for the Hawks, connect- McLean.
-- - Doug Boyd had two goals and one ing on a pass from Ron Williams. The Bruins had quite a few
assist and Chuck Gibson picked Ripley came out in the second good shots on Canadian goalie
up another goal to help Howick period and tied the game on a Denis Adam- but he held them off
�R win the game. goal by Phil Pacquette, assisted until the last five minutes of play
In Friday night action, Ripley by Carl Stanely. Ripley, again in the game when Mark FOlton
skated to a 9-4 victory over the scored at the seven minute mark scored for the Bruins, assisted by
Hawks. Dave MacDonald scored to go ahead on a goal by Eric Jimmy McDougall and John Ans-
t 'i 't oqe goal and three assists while MacLeod, assisted by Murray telt.
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THEE WILLIAM MANSELL TROPHY was presented to the rink from Wingham Saturday goals in the Ripley win were Howick tied the score once again weather, but quite a few more
scored by Brian Boyle, Phil ona' goal by Macintosh assisted fans were present for this game
evening at the Ministry of Natural Resources annual bonspiel held at the Curling Club last Pacquette, Boyd Carruthers and by Livermore and Doug Har- than usual.
weekend. Ruth Orien, second, Jim Bowman, vice, Stan Orien, skip and Ron Orien-lead, Murray Ferguson. Howick goals grave. Ripley, with less than a
were winners of the 16 -rink competition which included members from London, Chatham, were scored by Macintosh, minute and a half left in the e
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president of the Women's Curling Club presented the J. Harley CrawfL,r d trophy Phy!
Durst, second And skip, Bernice Moore are in the back row with Eleanor Fisher, lead and
Lois Vanstone, vice, in ficnt.
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lead once again on a goal by Eric
MacLeod, assisted by Don Hark- Many Brownies attended the
ness and Murray Ferguson. parade on Saturday
even—At
Rockets dplayoff o e n e r
ing.churchO
the six minute mark of the ing. Our thanks to the Brownies
third period Ripley player Carl and their parents.
Fordwich Rockets lost the first
stood their ground waiting for the
spoiled Lakelet's chance at a
Stanley broke in to score. Howick At the Monday meeting some
replied 14 seconds later and Brownies made their tidy room
game of a best -of -five playoff
inevitable hoard of penalties that
shutout as he blasted a shot past
Livermore tied it up on a pass charts. Other Brownies learned
series against Lakelet Jets, 4-1.
This is to be a very close
should have been handed out to
Lakelet.
Bob Lantz, Lakelet's goaltender.
from teammates Macintosh and how to make tea and toast.
going
checking series for the Rockets
One fan summed it up
quite appropriately by comment-
The final score was Lakelet, 4-
Fordwich, 1.
Hargrave. It took Howick only a Julie Nicholls received her
Golden Bar.
as the have to find a weakness in
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ing something to the effect that
If this series continues to be as
minute and 32 seconds into over-
time to win on a goal by Boyd as- In pow -wow, the craft for the
the Lakelet team. Even though
the referee's whistles must have
spirited as this first game it will
sisted by Livermore. next meeting was discussed. Mrs.
Fordwich put forth one of their
frozen between periods. Lakelet
be a rewarding experience for all
The final game of the series H. Smits has volunteered to teach
finest defensive games of the sea-
son to keep the Jets`to
added another goal to their lead
the fans in attendance. Game two
will be played at Howick March 5 crafts to the Brownies. We ap-
powerful
on a sparkling three way passing
is this Thursday at 9`.00 at the
at 9 p.m. preciate her help very much.
only four goals, it was obvious to
play culminating when Harry
Howick Community Centre.
all who were in attendance that
an even greater effort is required
Walky fired the puck past a
startled Barry D'Arcey. Near the
if Lakelet is to be dethroned as
end of the game Rocket assistant
league champions.
captain Bob Stewart was given
SER VICE
Action was fast and furious in
the both teams
totally unnecessary ride into thea
At the Movies
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opening stanza as
boards. The Fordwich team pro
tried to establish their superior-
tested the lack of a penalty in an
LISTOWEL
ity, It appeared that Lakelet
wanted to win three games all in
overzealous manner and was
John Wayne won his first Oscar
as Best Actor for his portrayal
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one period. The outstanding goal-
promptly assessed a bench
minor. One minute later, Rocket
s
Rooster Cn in Hal Wallis' '
AIRLINES CRUISES
tending of Barry D'Arcey and de-
fense of Lyle Foerter and
captain Norm Wilson met a Jet
Production of
a "True Grit".
Everyone was delighted —
BUS TOURS GROUP TOURS
pairs
Hank Winkel and Bob Stewart
head on in the corner on an
identical play. Tempers flared on
Wayne Wallis, and, obviously, the
ABC CFI�IRTERS SUN TOURS
and Jim Douglas thwarted all but
the Lakelet team, pushing and
movie going public that made it a
20 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE
two Jet attacks. David Dodd
shoving resulted and only one
tremendous box-office success.
,
scored twice in the first period for
penalty was assessed to Norm
Spurred on, Wallis, whose films
Lakelet on point blank drives that
Wilson. With less than one minute
have won 32 Oscars, began to
the Fordwich goalie had no hope
remaining Rocket Bob Stewart
think of a follow-up. It turned out
in stopping. Two penalties were
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to be his production of "Rooster
Cogburn", starring John Wayne
APPEARING AT THE
assessed in the period, one to Jim
Douglas for slashing, as he pre-GOderlCh
rink
and Katharine Hepburn, opening
vented a breakaway, and the
other a call on Ron
at the Lyceum in Wingham on
March 3.
HARTLEY HOUSE
questionable
wins fro h
P y
John Wayne returns to the role
Sainsbury for body contact.
Fordwich established the fact
The rink of Phyl Durst, Bernice
of the rapscallion eye -patched
that they were going to check
Moore, Eleanor Fisher and Lois
Deputy Marshal, and Katharine
WALKERTON
Lakelet closer than they had been
Vanstone from Goderich cap-
Hepburn plays the part of Eula
checked before in league play.
tured the J. Harley Crawford
Goodnight, a Bible -spouting mis-
sionary who teams up with the
FRIDAY &SATURDAY
This strategy resulted it two
Trophy at the annual Ladies'
excellent scoring chances for the
Bonspiel held at the Wingham
gunfighter to avenge the death of
Rockets. Norm Wilson caught the
Lakelet goalie out of the net but
Curling Club last Wednesday
evening. The trophy was present-
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her father. Whether speeding
through the forest to elude pursu-
GREEN �
just couldn't poke the puck
ed to the rink by Ruth Orien,
ing outlaws, or battling white
through the mass of Lakelet
g
president of the Women's Curling
water on a river raft, the legen-
bodies strewn over the ice and net
Club.
dary pai i t
pair give a special
l imagic o
to protect their goal. Ron Sains-
More than 64 curlers took part
the outdoor adventure drama.
bury, being set up by Don Ruttan,
in the annual affair with 16 rinks
"Rooster Cogburn" was filmed
missed on an excellent shot as the
participating from Brussels,
on location in the Cascade Moun-
goalpoo-detoured the puck from
Goderich, Seaforth, Harriston,
tains and high deserts of Oregon,
Support
its point of destination. Midway
Palmerston, Walkerton, List.
With raft sequences on the Rogue
through the period, Al Allen of the
owel, Paisley and Teeswater.
River.
TOURNAMENT
Jets intercepted a Rocket clear-
Winners of the 9 o''clockclockdraw
"The Longest- Yard," the popu-
ing pass and all in one motion put
were Bernice Moore of Goderich,
lar movie which stars Burt Rey -
the Jets up by three goals.
Norma McDonald of Walkerton
p prison
Frustrations built up because
second and Shirley Boyd, third, ofd
football team, returns to the
DANCE.
of the close checking on both
Listowel. Winners of the 11
Lyceum on Mar. 7, 8, and 9. Play
sides and set the pace for a very
o'clock draw were Fay Ribey of
ing with "The Longest Yard" is
rough third period. Lakelet
seemed to have the advantage of
Goderich, Joanne Dahl second of
Listowel and Barb Hawkins of
"Framed," an action picture
starring Joe Don Baker of
"Walking Tall" fame.
Wingham Legion
size and speed but Fordwich
Goderich third.
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president of the Women's Curling Club presented the J. Harley CrawfL,r d trophy Phy!
Durst, second And skip, Bernice Moore are in the back row with Eleanor Fisher, lead and
Lois Vanstone, vice, in ficnt.
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