The Wingham Advance-Times, 1976-12-09, Page 170
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Ironmen blank
Mcrkdole 8-0
"Santa Claus is coming".
That's what Markdale goalie
Tom Breadner must have
realized as that Ironman Kevin
"Claus" Murray l� coming at
him and scored nD las than 4 of
the 8 goals in this one-sided 8-0
win over Markdale at the Howick
arena last Wednesday night,
IU Iromnen jumped into a 2-0
lead on a pair of goals by Kevin
Murray- In the second they made
it 4-0 on goals by Tom Graham
and Kevin Murray.
Then to add insult to injury, the
Ironmen doubled the count to 8-0
on goals by Kevin Murray, Paul
Inglis, Gord Kinahan and Dave
MacDonald.
0-0-0
WHISTLE STOPS: Congratu-
lations to Kevin Murray on his
fine performance in this one with
four big goals. And our condo-
lence to trainer Brian Skinn who
by virtue of Kevin's four goals
loses his moustache. Seems
Brian had a little bet that Kevin
wouldn't get a hat trick before
Christmas and vowing if Kevin
achieved the feat he would shave
his moustache, so off comes the
moustache at the Christmas
party.
With this win the Ironmen
move into top spot in the group,
one point ahead of Arthur so it
was a big win for the boys. Three
stars were all Ironmen, Kevin
Murray, Tom Graham and Doug
Inglis.
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The Wingham Advgpee-Times. December 9. Mo—Pane 7
Verna Haugh's 255. She also
getiIt't
red high triple honor with r1:
Men's high single was Lou
Readman's 243 and high triple
was bowled by Wes Simmons
a with a 635.
Thanks to
Larry Sammons for
sparing.
THURSDAY MIXED corded by Louise Welwood 203; WROXETER LEAGUE
Joyce Church and Dave Tiffin Verna Sterner. 250 203; Susan Men's high triple, Gordon
were the stars at the league last Tolton 239; Jayne English 225, Haasnoot, 624; ladies' high triple
week. Joyce had the high single 241; Jean King 202, 232; Audrey NOW& Kulas, 557; men's high sin -
of 281 and high triple of 790. Swatridge 236; Lila Hickey 220; gle, Gordon Haasnoot, 242;
Dave's 278 was high single and he M4rj Cook 221; Beth Skinn 224; ladies' high single, Nolda Kulax,
also recorded the high triple of Jeanette Scott 244; Joanne Harri- 241,
718. son 203; Elcia Nethery 209, 206; Games over 200 — Aart deVos
Other singles over 200. were Shirley Storey 223; Joan Wright 204, Ken Pellett 212; Greta deVos
Skinn 2224
w_ bowled 4 Dave Tiffin 245; Bruce 292; Caroline Greenaway 228. 201; Marjorie Pellett 201; Bonnie
: ,, • . , 204; Jean' Tervit 212, Spares were Linda Walden and Johnston 211; Alma FUcher 202;
t ' 252; Jerry Smith 202; Gail Carol Shaw. --0 Bill Brown 221; Bob McCaugh
114 4 0---t
Holmes 219, 203; Perrie Holmes 236; Joe
Craig 204; Nolds, 202; Doug Elliott 223, 245; Joyce 211; Gordon Haasnoo 242. Klrlas
Church 246, 263; Don Montgom- COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
ery 234, 251; Penny Elliott 244; The Satellites are still leading
Keith Moffatt 233, 202; Isabell the pack with 63
µ points. �, second Bridge results
Montgomery 250; George Skinn spot are the Gremlins with 46;
264; Luanne Kerr 202; Cec Hoffe third are the ' May Porter and Omar
Mustangs with 43 Haselgrove; second, Norma Par -
233; Doug Neil 219. and close behind are the Hornets ker and Art Wilson; third, Ber_
0-0-0 with 40. The Granadaa have 37 nice Crawford and Pat Hay;
and the Austins 23. fourth, Rena Fisher and Harley
TEESWATER AND The ladies' high single was Crawford.
WNGHATHE MOTTO of the Wingham Cubs and Scouts is 'Be Prepared'. The groups were Shirleyls Span elsL re in first
prepared for the Wingham Santa Claus parade on Saturday afternoon. Some of them sit place with 10 points but the
around a campfire on this float as it travelled down Josephine Street, one of many in the standings are close with Dell's.
parade. Dalmatians at nine; Beth's
OCKEY
Boxers at eight; Brenda's Bull
dogs seven; Betty's Beagles five jim
�.} Lions midgets and Ha's Poodles three. WOAA INTERMEDIATE INTER -COUNTY
Recreation Report ` Phyllis Ireland took high single Games Next Week
i'�' beat Mitchell and high triple honors with her Dec- 9 Belgrave at Ripley; Howick at Belmore
By Jim Ward Jay MacLaurin fired a pair of 274 and 677. Other good doubles Dec. 10 Belmore at St. Clements; Ripley at Howick
_ goals and added one assist to were recorded by Marg King 201; Dec. 14 Ripley at Belgrave
pace the Wingham Lions to a 3-2 Phyllis Ireland 208; Brenda Dec. 15 Belmore at Howick; St. Clements at Plattsville
ARENA by fund raising from the private win over Mitchell last Monday in Finley 239; Audrey Kirton 200; Vi JUVENILE LEAGUE (NORTH GROUP)
We seem to be at a standstill at and corpotate sector of town and Mitchell. The victory vaulted Steffen 270; Betty Kennedy 257 Games Next Week
the arena lately but the snow is area. Wingham into a three-way tie for and Gladys Stewart 243. Dec. 11 Lion's Head at Kincardine; Port Elgin at Listowel (B)
piling up and that type of weather 0-0-0 first place with Mitchell and Dur- 0-0-0 Dec • 12 Listowel (B) at Lucknow; Kincardine at Port Elgin;
is anything but at a standstill. ham. All three have 10 points Walkerton at Ripley
With either snow or rain it made FLOOR HOCKEY after seven games. COFFEE KLATCH Dec. 15 Port Elgin at Lion's Head; Clinton at Kincardine
it extremely difficult to attach In an exciting four team league The teams played to a scoreless Grace Walden bowled the high SOUTH GROUP
steel to the roof. When we of our five games in the schedule have tie after oneMonday, single of 279 and Shirleytore Games Next Week
8 period slight
athe Y Y Dec. 9 Mount Forest at Mildmay
"Indian Summer" on Friday and been completed. In the early Lions holding a slight edge in took high double honors with her Y
Saturday of last week it just game on Nov. 30, Jaguars, the 3rd play and outshooting Mitchell 14- 515 at Monday's session. Dec. 11 Clinton at Goderich (Vanastra); Howick at Listowel (A)
rained then it was so windy it was place team paced by Captain 8 but goalie Tom Chessel played Others bowling 200 or over Dec. 12 Goderich at Mount Forest; Hanover at Harriston (Howick);
dangerous to even lift the steel Kevin Saxton with six goals with his usual brilliance to keep Fere Shirley Wharton 210; Jean- Walkerton at Clinton
piece by piece let alone put it on doubled the score of the Sting Wingham off the score board. ette Scott 220; Shirley Storey 238, Dec. 13 Listowel (A) at Hanover
the roof. Rays with an 8-4 victory. Captain All of the scoring came in a 277; Louise Welwood 234; Donna Dec. 15 Clinton at Kincardine
As this report is being written Mike Pletch of the Sting Rays three minute and 15 second span Vanderwoude 204; Lois Surridge WOAA MIDGET (CC -C)
(Monday) the men are trying potted three of his team's goals during the second period with 2D7; Jean King 258, 211; Joyce Games Next Week
desperately to get as much steel while Mitchell Brown got a loner. Rick MacLennan opening the Hodgins 228. Dec. 11 Palmerston at Harriston; Seaforth at Clinton
in place as it is humanly possible. Jeff Moore completed the Jag- scoring at 3:20 from MacLaurin. The afternoon ladies bowled in Dec. 13 Durham at Mitchell
That really means that snow has uars scoring with two to his Thirty seconds later MacLaurin Hanover Sunday afternoon in the Dec. 14 Harriston at Seaforth
to be removed first, then the steel credit. made it 2-0 with MacLennan set- ladies' tournament and captured WOAA BANTAM (CC - C)
put in place. In the second game of the ting the play up. Mitchell scored fourth place. Congratulations, Games Next Week
Some work was done previous- evening the league leading Blue at 5:21, then MacLaurin notched girls! Dec. 9 Harriston at Palmerston
Flames rolled over the Camaros the winner, tipping in MacLen- Dec. 13 Palmerston at Mitchell
ly on the floor but that contractor with a 16-8 score. Gra pp g o-- a-0 Dec. 14 Harriston at Seaforth; Mitchell at Durham
will not return until all the steel is g Storey nan's goal mouth pass at 6:06.
in place and he can be assured scored eight of the Blue Flames The final goal came at 7:20 on a SENIOR LADIES WOAA PEEWEE (CC -C)
that there will be no leaks on the goals while Doug Wood netted Mitchell power -play. Wingham The Opals chalked up five Games Next Week
floor. six. John Leedham and Jamie outshot Mitchell 20-11 in the points to bring their total to 20, Dec. 11 Palmerston at Clinton
Meanwhile the welders are Robinson had one each. For the second. tying them with the Rubies for Dec. 12 Arthur at Durham
busy getting the framework in Camaros, Captain Willy Rogers Lion goalie Doug Taylor pre- first place. In second place are WOAA ATOM (CC -C)
place for the face boards. One scored four, Bret Cameron two served the win in the third as Mit- the Pearls at 17. The Diamonds Games Next Week
side and one end have been and Wayne Jenkins two. chell poured the pressure on and have 15; Amethysts seven and Dec. 11 Durham at Mitchell; Clinton at Palmerston
installed (steel framework only). outshot the Lions 10-4 but couldn't Agates six. Dec. 12 Wingham at Arthur
STANDINGS W. Lockwood bowled the 367 Dec. 14 Mitchell at Wingham; Durham at Seaforth
The welder feels he has the diffi- net the equalizer.
cult side complete with the W L T P F A Mitchell picked up six penalties high double and M. Robertson's
penalty box and players' box Blue Flames 4 0 1 9 55 28 and Wingham four in the game. 231 was high single.
doors all done. The other side he Sting Rays 3 1 1 7 40 36 The Lions journey to Saltfleet Over -200 singles were also re -
says is just "straight going". Jaguars 2 3 0 4 35 42 this weekend for an exhibition corded by W. Lockwood 201 and
It will be comforting to have Camaros 0 5 0 0 26 50 series. Their next home game is Elsie Congram 202. Doubles over
the roof steel work completed so SCORING LEADERS: Kevin Dec. 18 against Seaforth in Luck- 300 were chalked up by Vera
we can get to work on the impor- Saxton 23; Doug Wood 21; Mike now at 9:30 p.m. Schneider 369; Jean Aitchison
tant item — the floor. Meantime Pletch 16; Willy Rogers 15; Greg 311; M. Robertson 350 and E.
the fund is still going up and is Storey 13; John Leedham 11; Congram 334.
now up over $60,000. Although the Steven Gaunt 11; Mitchell Braun Belmore Hockey o—o—o
original estimates showed we 11' In Midget hockey.Belmore de -
needed to raise $65,000 it is felt 0—" feated Belgrave 4-1 and the Ban- WEDNESDAY LADIES
that we now need $15,000 raised BROOMBALL ANYONE? tams defeated Normanby 4-2. Hickey's Hangovers are show -
In planning for arena opening,-.- Scorers for Belmore were Doug ing everyone in the league that
Busby, Larry O'Mallead when theke up, th
time is available for broombaIt y, ny waey canDavid Kieffer scoring two. The really move. They added seven
Kincardine T Service two nights a week. Unfortunately PeeWees defeated Howick 12-2 points to the roster and now are in
time of opening is uncertain at and also won over Normanby 1-0. first place with 11. In second
this point. However, finishing if there is .,
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In Squirt action Tom Inglis place are Sallows' Sidecars with
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Christmas space with Treasure Tours season with a broomball league team defeated Kurtzville 1-0. Bel- Harrison's Highballs, Tolton's >�
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who lined Josephine Street despite the snow and cold weather. Santa Claus field court at
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F MR: MUST IMPORTANT PERSON in the Wingham Santa Claus parade Saturday after-
noon was the 'Jolly Gentleman' himself. As is fitting for the most important person, Santa
Claus brought up'the rear of the parade and waves to the many town and area youngsters
who lined Josephine Street despite the snow and cold weather. Santa Claus field court at
the Wingham Armories following the parade.
Sponsored by -
P & F Lawn & Sports Equipment
• Events are open to all ages
• Includes sprints, slaloms, shoquet
• All profits will be donated to
charitable organizations.
TROPHIES AND PRIZES FOR WINNERS I -
f �
We want to hear
your opinions!
Please call us, drop us a
line or come in and let -us know
of
Got in touch with us.
P 49 F Lawn 8 Sports Equipment
Highway 23 North listowsl, Ontdrio 291-2"1