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FIRST GAME ACTION as Western Foundry Ironmen open the Junior "D" season at
Howick Community Centre on November 3. Wingham goalie Brian Wall (30) watches
anxiously as Atwood -Milverton Selects cruise around his net. Mike Campbell (16) looks
for passout from corner as Ironmen's Jim McGee (10) moves in to check him.
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Ironmen start the season
by defeating -Atwood 7. 5, Bowling
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The Wisighby Ironmen opened Hugh Nichol . played strong in Rubi6s stayed out in treat d 69
their reason by def"U11g Atwood the Atwood net, and the three league standing with 17 points.
7-5 in Howick in front of a very stars were Jim McGee, Dave Mc- Pearls, Diamonds and Opals are
small crowd. Donald, and Brian Dale. - all tied for secood with 15 points.
In the tint period Atwood took Coach GeorgE Skim its very Agates fallow wifb 11 while tlr
the lead with two quick goals pleased with the Irmmen line.p poor Amethysts bring up tits "W
from Brian Dale and Mike Camp- and expects a great season even with two points.
LOU", with.,the pitfalls they've bad to Margaret Robsrtsoo had the
the first period Dwight Leslie overcome with finding ice time. high single of in sad high dixlble
opened -the scoring with assist- The men between the popes this of 367. Bay Murray had a doable
ante from Craig Lindsay for the year are Brian Wall and Doug of 312.
Ironmen. Taylor from the Midgets. Im- s--a•-�
In the second period the Iron- pressive new faces this year are
men added two more goals from Dwight Leslie, Dave McDonald W
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the sticks of Tom Graham and and Sandy Fitzgerald from Tees- Jean King rolled a high Node
Sandy Fitzgerald the second water, Ken Ritchie from Blyth of 250 anid double of 466. Girls
up the 1O
period also saw Atwood score one and Kieffer, Kinahan and Ben- Garb bow 200 ware
goal, making the score tied 3-3. nett from the Wingham Midgets. �
The third Period belonged to With a pool of old and new talent StIsaa Tolw 217; Lois Surridge
the Ironmen all the way as they to choose from the Ironmen 216; Dale Talton 305; Verna Hed-
dominated the play by outskat- should have a solid, hard-hitting IWw 203 and 10M WelwoOd 2M,
ing their Atwood rivals. Wagler Wingham team. 0-4--4
and Campbell_ scored the goals The new manager this year is THURSDAY MIXED
for Atwood while Johnston, Jones Terry Merkley and Coach George Luanne Kerr had the high
and two from Jim McGee for the Skinn appears to be mueh quieter single for women with 261 mobile
Ironmen left the finishing score 7- — at least, according to the eom- Betty Burley bad high triple of
5 for the Ironmen. ments of one of the referees. 693- Doug Elliott had high 811101111110
and triple, for men with 20 and
646 respectively.
Other games over 200 were:
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Graham f re s hat trick Jerry smith 221, 203; Doug Neil
244; Sharon Skinn 259, 202; Gail
In the out-of-town game played Ironmen into a 5-3 lead inthe Holmes 203, 204; Ruth Smith 219;
on Friday even Moffatt 211; Dan Mc -
ng in Wiarton the second period. Unable to keep up
Ironmen coasted to a 6-5 win over with the fast moving Ironmen, Cormick 216; Norma Brenzil 207;
Wiarton in Junior D action. Wiarton team was left scoreless. Cathy Edger 249; Perrie Holmes
The first period saw Wiarton Wiarton gained two goals by 219; Doug Elliott 226; Marie
jump into a 3-2 lead on goals from Kevin Noble in the third period Philips 202; Keith Moffatt 230;
McGuire, Matthews and Randy but the hat trick by Tom Graham Art Clark 235; Dianne English
Budd. Ironmen goals were from of the lronmen left Wiarton the 217; Paul Moffatt 233; Dave
Tom Graham and Russel Jones. losers by one goal and the iron- Tiffin 202 and qty Bud" 237.
Three goals scored by Graham, menthe victors, 6-5. 271• c
McGee and Kevin Carter shot the Brian Wall was much steadier Tbanks are extended to Joe
in net this game and the new face Marie McCormick - and Ron
of Tom Graham looks very im- Tervit who acted as spares. .
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pressive, starting the season with
a hat trick. Dave Bennett played
a steady game and drew three
assists' while Wayne Johnston,
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WINGHAM LADIES
We can accommodate
Russell Jones' and Jim McGee
Dell's Dalmations moved into
MINE November 25
„ Registration for figure skating
drew two assists each. Other
in the game came from
Carter, Lindsay, Caslick and Ken
Ritchie.
first place with 35 points. Shirl-
ey's Spaniels are second with 31
while Bett's Beagles are third
with 29 points- Beth's Boxers are
will lace November 25. at
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the Wingham arena between 4-6
p.m. and 7-8 p.m.r. skaters
.� wishing to skate in Wingham,
January to April- 2, 1977.
The Wingham team played well
as a whole and we hope they can
continue their winning streak
Wednesday night in Howick
where they'll be the hosts to the
in fourth place by one point over
Brenda's Bulldogs who have 36
points.
Doris Carmichael had the high
single and triple with 275 and 0016 ,
Fees are as follows: Juniors
Wiarton team.
respectively.
(beginners and badge test) $12;
Bring your family and friends
Other games over 200 were:
Intermediates (first and second
and come out to the Howick arena
Betty Kennedy 214; Brenda Fin -
preliminary figures) $20; Seniors
(third figure and up) 625; out -of-
at 8:45 to support our Junior
team.
ley 209; Doris CarTichael 235 and
Rena Jouwsma 200, 202.
- ACTION WAS HOT AND heavy around the' Atwood -Milverton Selects goal and goaItender town skaters (fees plus 52.50 per
Hugh Nicol.(30) jumps high in the air to stop a Western Foundry Ironmen's shot from the j. child with a maximum of $5 per
corner. Defenceman James Leis (3) checks Ironmen's Craig Lindsay (19) who is waiting family).
for a rebound. Payment is 50 percent on regis-
tration date and the balance the
first day of skating. Please come
c i>taezar><a3 WINGHAM 357-1630 out and register so that the club
WED. -THURS. -FRI., SAT. NOV. 10-I1-12.13th Lions � I� e t S begin S e a S O n may plan a definite schedule, and
PLEASE NOTE SHOWTIMES WED. -THURS. AT 0:00 P.M. ONLY! costumes for the big show April 2,
FRI- - SAT. AT 7:00 AND 9:00 P.M. 1977 may be started. Have fun,
with shut -out over Clinton learn to skate and be part Si the
1 „ ! 25th annual Ice Show (Silver
Jubilee).
t ! I ! The Wingham Lions Midgets forth, Durham, Harriston and , Jan. 14, Harriston at Wingham; There are several important
t ! opened their 1976-77 season with a Palmerston besides Clinton and Jan. 16 Wingham at Durham; dates coming up for the Wingham
HER 2-0 shutout over Clinton last Wingham. Jan. 21, Mitchell at Wingham; Figure Skating Club. December
HASN'T Saturday night in Clinton. Doug Their home games will be Jan. 22, Wingham at Clinton; 10 is the annual Christmas bake
Taylor earned the shut-outsale; February by played in Lucknow at 9:30 on Jan. 28, Clinton at Wingham. 16, 1977 is the
BEEN SO A6 !TLr �I handling all 20 shots fired his way Saturday nights until renovations Feb. 4, Seaforth at Win'iham. Wingham Club competition, Dec -
MUCH FUN, 1 I while Clinton's Derek Divok also are completed on the Wingham Games to be arranged: Clinton ember is the London competition
SINCE turne4 in a solid performance, arena. at Wingham, Mitchell at Wing- and April 2, iTn is the 25th ice
"The Stin " T ( stopping 32 of 34 shots. LIONS ETS ham. show.
Stan Stapleton scored the SCHEEFU 1976-77 Game times: Clinton 7:00 p.m.
winning goal at 14.25 of the first Nov. 6, Wingham at Clinton: in Clinton; Palmerston 8:30 p.m.Brownie Corner
period, tipping in Laurie Haines' Nov. 14, Wingham at Durham; in Palmerston; Mitchell 9:00
r. 8-1k 111 1 44, / shot from the point. Mark Pass- Nov. 20, Durham at Wingham; p.m. in Mitchell; Seaforth 9:00 Sheila Richards taught the
MON! � SHOP see! � else Men 111111 more also gained an assist on the Nov. 27, Wingham at Harriston ; p.m. in Seaforth; Durham 4:00 Brownies some new songs and led
SUNDAY - MONDAY - TUESDAY, NOV. 14.15.16th play. Haines added an insurance Nov. 29, Wingham at Mitchell. p.m. in Ayton ; Harriston 8:15 mem in a singsong and a dance.
"IN SEARCH OF NOAH'S ARK" marker early in the third on a Dec. 4, I?almerston at Wing- p.m. in Palmerston; Wingham We are also very pleased to
Sun.024-7.9P.M. Mon.-Tues.7:00and9:00P.M. powerplay from Jay MacLaurin ham; Dec. 6, Wingham at 9:30 p.m. in Lucknow, 1976; receive the assistance of Mrs. A.
and Larry Milosevic. Mitchell; Dec. 16, Wingham at Wingham 8:30 p.m. in Wingham,' R. Mill who has become our
STARTS WEDNESDAY NOV. 17th The Lions then switched to a Palmerston; Dec. 18, Seaforth at 1977. Snowy Owl.
WED. - THURS. 8:00 P.M. ONLY I FRI. - SAT. 7:00 and 9:00 P.M. defensive game and did it to near Wingham; Dec. 21, Wingham at After the singsong, the
• • • • • • • • • • • • • • •Perfection allowing Clinton only Seaforth.
Tweenies listened to the
W UMM : three third period shots on goal. Jan. 4, Wingham at Seaforth a Brownie story and did their
CRAGN, : Wingham took only 12 minutes in Jan. 7, Durham at Wingham. braiding. The Brownies learned
• penalties to -26 for Clinton. Bowling how to wrap and address a par -
The nxW
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shocking episode WROXETER LEAGUE
�thehistoryot game with only one practise • Men's hi h tri le, Ron Mc Carol Belanger passed her pet-
• hunumsurviv■l. under their belts and should be At the Movies g P keeper's badge.
• contenders for one of the to Michael 605; ladies' high triple,
ADULT ENTERTAINMENT �—� ^• �"^ M1 ^•M1 "•zM•"" p The Brownies will march in the
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spots in their seven team loo "Harry and Walter Go To New Bonnie Pellett 597.
Po P Remembrance Day parade on
which includes Mitchell, Sea- York" a light-hearted comedy Games over 200: Bonnie ohn- November 11.
starring James Caan, Michael ston 238; Bill Brown 207; Jean
01111111111 Insist Caine, Elliott Gould and Diane Pellett 230; Cecil Clark 230; Bon -
Keaton opens Nov. 10 at the rue Pellett 219; Alba Mundell 211; Bridge results
1 Lyceum. The film casts Caan and Ethel McMichael 239; Ethelene First, Elaine Colvin and
Gould as a pair of inept vaudevil- Smith 216; Marjorie Pellett 203;
►lr9'"�""y" Y Charlie Hodgins; second, Bernice
agoo lions who turn from
songs. Ron McMichael 207, 222; Aart de Crawford and Art Wilson; third,
dances and snappy patter to safe- Vos 200; Bob McCaughn 208; Yvonne McPherson and Ross
The Greatest Discovery of Our Time f° ' 1 cracking when ;they arrive in Nolda K 3
ulas 20.
I Hanna; fourth, Alma Hanna and
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turn of-thecentut'y New York. 0-0--0
Jean Hodgins.
i Michael Caine portrays their
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Eastern Turkey is a giant
5,000 year old wooden
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WAY ' Technical Advisor/Historian DAVID DALSICyER Produced Byted By IAMES L HARLES E.SELLIEK 1R.
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Sun. 14, Mon. 15, Tuos. 16th 1
' SUNDAY AT 2-4-7.9 P.M. MONDAY -TUESDAY 7:00 AND 9:00 P.M. 1
idol, Adam Worth, a suave,
sophisticated bank robber who
maintains a luxurious lifestyle,
even in prison. Diane Keaton is
Lissa Chestnut, fiery editor of a
revolutionary newspaper who be-
friends the hapless vaudevillians.
Also featured are Charies bur-
ning as a pompous bank presi-
dent with an eye for the ladies,
Jack Gifford as a newspaper as-
soctate, Lesley Ann Warren as
Caine's "social companion", and
Burt Young as a prison warden
who accepts tips.
"Harry and Walter Go To New
York" was filmed on location at
the Mansfield Reformatory in
Ohio, a medium -security prison
dating back to the 1890's, and at
the Burbank Studios, where
months of construction went into
recreating New York scenes of
the' period. Settings include a
lavish Oyster House, an opulant,
crystalchandeliered replica of
the restaurant where the elite of
crime and society once rubbed
elbows.
WEDNESDAY LADIES
Nora Finnigan got her name at
the top of the list as she bowled
the high single of 327. Jean King
bowled a great 708 triple.
Other -lover -200 singles were re-
corded by Mary Lee 215; Beth
Skinn 280, 209; Dorothy Thomp-
son 242; Verna Steffler 2.35: Carol
Shaw 200; Shirley Wharton 206,
237; Linda Walden 213; 243: Joyce
Gardner 200; Joanne Harrison
217; Shirley Storey 202, 210, 257;
Mary Campbell 220: Dale Tolton
218; Jean King 259, 280, Nora
Finnigan 222.
Spares were Carol Shaw, Verna
Haugh, Carol Clark and Linda
Walden.
Harrison's Highballs were a bit
lazy last week. They remained at
341,2 points, narrowing the lead
between them and Gardner's
Grasshoppers who now have 31.
Close behind are Tolton's Tia
Marias with 30. Thompson's Tom
Collins have 26; Sallows' Side-
cars 241/2 and Hickey's Hang-
overs 22.
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