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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1979-03-14, Page 1511 t Q ��" ®� was voted the third star. Ihmrina n+^^d' fs._ _-- -` .. . -- _..- -.au Liw iroumen with the good turnout for the appeared to give up as he -: auu playing a strong net after. Taylor made the initial game,'I found tate fans to be the lowered his glove to make the m m m M r IM1111111 game on defence. save.quietest I've ever seem I had the catc4 The puck went between eat Doug Taylor provided ex- The Wingbans Advaaes-Times, March 14, 1979—Pale 15 r - Ironmento come back lead the series cellent goaltending in the first Ironmen erupted for five rather than watching my team between the glove and the ice. 2 in bedroom Period when he was - tested the Jim McGee scored ttl w Ooa1s and assisted on five others to M as lfaoarch Winner of the 50-50 draw got his second goal attar alam- most and continued to thwart the pace the W' Junior �m goaltendersa glove side. Al l3iehop tied the sosr+e less than a Sunday is unknown as no one claimed the #52 prize, w the ming in his own rebound. The Ironmen had a 4-2 Wed at the sad Monarchs' offensive thru&bs borunen to a 10-2 romp over the Meaford milnute later as he poked in a money will go toward the draw at of the second period. lip , Monarchs Sunday rebound atter a shot from the the next home game. If a seventh In the third stanza Taylor shut ` evening at the Wingham Arena. The win the Ironmen point. Carter fired a screen shot game in the series is necessary, it the Monarchs out and goals by goalie, played the first 20 minutes gave a 3-=, lead train the point on a power play will be at the Wingham Arena Kinahan and Randy Alton m considerable pain. He was in the best of seven preliminary effort that found the mark. Friday night at e. preserved the Ironmen win. replaced by Stewart after playoff round. McGee McGee carried the puck uvCr REPORTER'S NOTE The Kirralh�'s goal carr sa s ret°A surrendering three goals. was first star of the the blue line and passed to Black- fifth game saw a much improved of a perfect paby McGee. He ss 'T1W Ironmen carried a 3-0 lead game. Jim Blackwell, who well. Blackwell deked a defer- cenan fan turnout following two sac- skated in alone and deked to the dressing room after 20 played one Of tug out of position and rifled a cessive victories on the road. Fan Stewart out of position, tben minutes on two goals by Kinahan best games this year, scored two goals and assisted on wrist shot to Stewart's glove side. With 30 sect remaining in the support on the road was terrific and proved an invaluable asset to rifled the sbotbome for the score. With three seoeods remaining in and one by Carter. Carter scored three others to earn the number period, Torn Ryan narrowed the when players found the game Rawly Alton scored at 3:02 after banging in his own two star position. Sandy Henry margin to 3-2 Qq a power play. He ♦t�t,(,.e,..,club themselves down. However F+vm fw..... +►...... an 4r__A Q ��" ®� was voted the third star. Ihmrina n+^^d' fs._ _-- -` .. . -- _..- -.au Liw iroumen with the good turnout for the appeared to give up as he -: auu playing a strong net after. Taylor made the initial game,'I found tate fans to be the lowered his glove to make the m m m M r IM1111111 game on defence. save.quietest I've ever seem I had the catc4 The puck went between eat Doug Taylor provided ex- In the second stanza the impression I was in a morgue his pads after the puck slid $1248 cellent goaltending in the first Ironmen erupted for five rather than watching my team between the glove and the ice. 2 in bedroom Period when he was - tested the unanswered goals. McGee scored skate to an impressive win over IRONMEN WIN THIRD Meaford Monarchs Saturday to most and continued to thwart the two and singles went to Kinahan; the opposition. A little ,voca! ire ltalnchhen canoe track from a GAMEY SERIES A PRJLIMINARY ROUND PLAYOFFS Monarchs' offensive thru&bs Blackwell and Henry. support does more than fill the two losses narrow whenever Meaford was able to -The third "period saw the arena. It motivates a team' when . ....:. . . 1,, mount them. M oris serhes lead to &1 For the Super Charter Ciass fare, aid you have to do Is kook � Ironmen take the play away from its down and gives the team a Friday night. Great goaltending The Ironmen played a strong the Monarchs again as they feeling that its eftbrts are ap- by Taylor, who has played days in advance, and plan to stay any length of time from 1 week game as they had most of the outmuscled them to the puck. preciated when it does things consistently throughout the season, playing much better than Dale Whitfield and Tom Graham right. That's my opinion. So how series the Ironmen in the to 180 days. Tickets must be purchased within 7 days of booking. in the first two games of the scored the singles, rounding out about it out there? Next time let game in the early going until the serihen they lot. sthe scoring for the night. your team know you're behind it. potent Ironmen offence exploded Book now. Seats at this rice are limited. Contact our office for T�u'onlnethey10eda3-3fhrat The sixth game was Tuesday es, w v Period lead into the dress' night, but because of news SATURDAY GAME give the Ironmen s or gf ��. ..1 a.. ..a..• � � � , Pape' Shaw opened the scoring for • 01're frs�'ace details oil this fare, and for reservations. room on goals by McGee, Carter deadlines, the score is TIED SERIES AT 2-2 Meaford flipping his own FLY SRITISN AIRWAYS TO LONDON, MANCHESTER OR PRESTWICK 'iIre] IV An Star rwrx SPRINGTIME VACATIONS HOLIDAY WEEKENDS 3 and 4 Days Easter and Victoria Day SPRINGTIME IN OTTAWA WASHINGTON, D.C. Tulip Time and Upper Canada Village Daytime and Nightime Departures SPRINGTIME IN MUSKOKA WHEELING, WEST VIRGINIA Cleveland's House Resort Including Dog Races SPRINGTIME IN 1,000 ISLANDS Nashville, Tennessee Tulip Time and Ganonoclue Daytime and Nightime Departures Se r�iorCitizens', our June 8to 11 Scott's Oquaga Lake House SEATS ARE SELLING FAST! This is one of the best tours available to senior cif izens, and very reasonably priced. Call for details. QUALITY ESCORTED HOLIDAYS West bI l 13 days. Rail/air. Touring by private motorcoach. Escorted. or 15 days. Roundtrip rail. Cost Per Person/Cdn. $ Twin Room Escorted Toronto/Toronto 2 -in section $1245 1 in upper berth $1248 1 in lower berth $1268 1 in roomette $1287 2 in bedroom $1287 1 and Blackwell. McGee blasted a unavailable. Kinahan registered his first hat rebound , over Taylor. McGee trick of the playoffs to lead the scored late in the period on a Ironmen to a 6-2 win over the breakaway to tie the score. WINGHAM IRONMEN JR. "D" STATISTICS Meaford Monarchs Saturday to The Monarchs built up a three - r UP TO AND INCLUDING MARCH 13/79 tie the series at two apiece. goal lead in the early stages of GAMEY SERIES A PRJLIMINARY ROUND PLAYOFFS Taylor was outstanding in the the second stanza as Ryan BEST OF SEVEN SERIES w Wingham net, stopping 30 of 32 connected for two and Shaw INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS shots. Brian Powers, the Mord clicked for his second. With a PLAYER G.P. G. A. PTS. PIM. + _ goalie, played the first 20 minutes little help from the fans who Jim McGee 5 6 11 17 8 24 7 m considerable pain. He was journeyed to' Meaford, the Jim Blackwell 5 5 8 13 6 20 6 replaced by Stewart after Ironmen seemed to get a second Bernie Haines S 4 9- 13 19 21 15 surrendering three goals. wind. Twelve seconds after Gard Kinahon 5 5 7 12 7 23 8 'T1W Ironmen carried a 3-0 lead Shaw's goal the Ironmen erupted Kevin Carter 5 4 4 8' 4 16 9 to the dressing room after 20 for the first of five unanswered Dale Whitfield 5 3 2 5 6 9 5 minutes on two goals by Kinahan goals in the second prod and Tom Graham,. 5 2 2 4 0 4 3 and one by Carter. Carter scored three more in the third. Tom Jay MacLaurin 5 0 4 , 4 13 5 7 at 3:02 after banging in his own Graham, McGee, Blackwell, Sandy Henry Mike Montgomery 5 2 1 3 5 0 3 3 10 12 4 6 11 5 rebound . from 10 feet out. Bernie Haines and Carter gave Randy Alton 5 1 0 1 2 2 4 Klnehan scored his first g� Ironmen e 6 4 second period Scott Wheeler o 5 0 2 2 0 2 1 he picked up a flip pass that lead. , Ed Haines 5 0 1 1 23 10 11 originated deep in Ironmen Blackwell got two in the third Larry Milosevic 5 1 0 1 0 1 2 territory. He picked up the pass and Henry added a single. Dave Kieffer 3 0 0 0 2 1 4 between the centre line and the WINGHAM LOBES 5.4 Tom Remington 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 Monarchs' blue line and skated in _ Wingham dropped the second _ alone, deking the goalie to the ice game in the best of seven series GOAL TENDER STATISTICS before he backhanded the puck to with the Meaford Monarchs. The GOAL TENDER M.P. ' G.P. G.A. AVG. PIM. S.O. Powers' stick side. His ;second goal came after he circled the net nm�� Ironmen led through most of the Doug Taylor Steve De Jong 299:50 4.997 19 3.802 0 o 00:10 0.003 0 0.00 0 0 and poked the puck past Powers game and with just over six minutes remaining they had a 4-3 ' 1 empty net goal short side. lead. Two late Meaford goals In the second period the gave that team a 5-4 win and a TEAM RECORD Monarchs came back with two surprising two -game lead in the GAMES PLAYED - 5 goals to narrow the margin to 3-2 series. Wins 3; Losses 2; Goals For 33; Goals Against 20. after 12 % minutes of play. Steve Dale Whitfield got the first HAT IMCKS (3) Wheeler and Scott Baker con- Ironmen goal and at 12:11 Larry AmMcGee, Jim Blackwell, Gord Kinchon netted for the Monarchs. Carter Milosevic made it 2-0. Before the period ended Shaw replied for the Monarchs. Haines scored one in the second and Meaford narrowed the margin to 3-2. Meaford tied the score at 6:18 in the third on a goal by Mark Calvert. Whitfield connected for his second goal of the afternoon six minutes later. Shaw got a ` a ` Meaford power play goal just after that, then with 3:42 remaining Shaw got his third. He was named first star of the .. . IF .at1:: match. Cost Includes Travel by 1st -class rail sleeper. economy class air and private motorcoach Rooms with private bathroom All sightseeing and admissions Horizon overnight case Provincial tax (Note Airport tax not included 1 Included Meals All dinners 2 lunches. 5 breakfasts Plus meals on aircraft Tipping Included for meals and services provided while, with group, including motorcoach driver and Horizon escort Luggage. Handling of one suitcase per person Included Extra suitcase $15 WINGHAM 3S7-2701 Turnberry IRONMEN COME BACK --After losing the first two games of their best of seven playoff Courier- series with the Meaford Monarchs, the Wingham Junior "D" Ironmen came back last GRADE 1—The Grade 1 class is week and over the weekend to take a series Ie3Rl three games to two. Gord Kinahan got a making leaping leprechauns and pretty goal on this play in Saturday night's 6-2 Ironmen win after he pulled the Meaford also paper snowmen which were goaltender out of position. (Kevin Lee Photo) hung up in their room to make itlook more like winter. GRADE 3—The Grade 3 class is ! growing grass. They are doing it by putting the seeds on cotton batting and then putting this on a : g potato in a box. GRADE 4—This class is studying Chinese writing .this week. LIBRARY—The library just received a Royal Ontario Museum kit called 'Do You Dig It?'.The kit contains artifacts, which are old things which have been dug up. Old nails are one example. There are 19th century objects such as a child's purse and an apple peeler "The 'Do You Dig It?' kit will be here for two weeks. KINDERGARTEN—The reading group visited the ministry of transportation sheds to observe the working of the snowplows. Afterwards the children made a mural and sent a thank -you note to the men who gave them., the tour. They also had an assembly Feb. 21. They sang songs, did poems and did a play about Peter and the wolf. They were glad to see so many parents at the assembly. GRADE 2—Mrs. Marks' class made winter scenes of things that happen at home outside. The Turnberry school had a playday which included 10 games t and 10 teams. After we were done all the games we had hot , T chocolate. \ ` uwthe WA IN T -A-D S_ FOURTH GOAL—Kevin Carter got the fourth goal Saturday night In Meaford In the Ironmen's 6-2 win over Meaford. The win gave the Ironmen a the in the best of seven series, after being down by two games. A Sunday 10-2 win put the Ironmen ahead In the WINGHAM 357-2320 series. ( Kevin Lee Photo)