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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1979-03-28, Page 12r )� 12—The Wingham Advance—Times, March 'Ltf, 1979 rwNwaa aa.uaoa.oaee-.u.e--e.aaMN Winsham _ Peewees Want Ads Phone 357-2320 .- � • • win YC championship Sunday's wingivesFergus The W Pe@W.� Woe nded 34.itbout the _ _ .'"••_•"_'�_."_'."•_"_'u_'•"•-.0_'••'••••.•�• • .' beat out 15 other teams list week � f�� on St• to win the C champtlowhip trophy ` ' lid the sc �d STOVES •STOVES -STOVES • at the Goderich Yoram Canada have been much higher. ronmen Hockey Week. Wingham beat playedWingham's liabert Schiatad also ���'�� �� over Port Perry 3-1 in the sham- PV71ed an excelletot game in net, we specialise in high effki�ncy wood burning stoves. Twenty pionship match. revordlog his sixth shutout of the. motets to choose from. pool. ExSpecial stows ee heating tat -Mar -1 hot water or o swimming pool. Exclusive deol•r for the EI -Mor -1 cook The Fergus Green machine Taylor's outstretched body after caught Taylor by surprise with a decisive win over the Green Port Perry had played' earlier season. stove. visit our Solar display, we handle Solar installations. pan - took a 3-1 lead Sunday afternoon the first save. Gerald Kurtz made slapshot from the centre line. Machine in a 7-1 match. strong games and the Legion Pee Wingham met Lambeth in its *is and equipment. in their best of moven series with it 3-1 after a scramble in front of Dave Kieffer tied the score again Wingham spotted Fergus a 1-0 Wees knew they had to play their third Woe at the tournament the Wingham Junior D Iroitfonen. the net. as he blasted a shot past Johnson lead 14 minutes into the first best to come out on top. and the local teen, was out for WHITING'S DOMINION HARDWARE In game four of the series the Bernie Haines brought the from just inside the blue line penod but stormed back with Port Perry scored first in the revenge. It was Lambeth that Srst period was scoreless but match but McFarlan tied it prevented Wingham atom getting ATWOOD 356.9002 Ironman back to within one on a after Johnson kicked out a shot tiu'er duals of t� awn before Doug their 90tlf �• t Viet t eat individual a Haines by MacLaurin. Nine seconds the end of the period. up by slapping home a rebound victory and pu bath teams opened up in the great y' later Grea McCabe scored the McCabe fired a quick shot from from a Robbie Soong shot. them out of the Silver Stick _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ r _ _ _ _ _ _ _ �• �►,..._.,►, rtio ,into... o _� .,_.,., arta.. th'i anal Ma.t. Tournament. sa.'wsu aioaua w.aau r ca qua uu wN �== . - o- - 3-2 after 40 minutes of play. taking a shot that was kicked out winning goal as he fired a shot to the slot tnat twurn:eu oil ore twbi., - -- ---- o--- 7%0 loci ed another - ����•: Dale Whitfield opened the by Johnson. He picked up the Taylor's glove side beating. Taylor on the stick side. Foxton tipped in a blistering shot PaY ►.....,,t nirlvtP/t the net and FERGUS W'Itis 6-5 Carter got that one back less than that came from Strong and put �p� Mme, but met another hot U HAM KINSMEN awlurg oa aac w�sa:u ... .. i.;...,. .. .:.+ s�••vC-. ��'!nghAm ::head 2-1. Strong goalteuder. Wingh&m Won then Fn puck after Argw' Kevin poked it in the far side with 1'he third game u, u,r br,,�o •• ` game 2-1 but the local team Johnson made the initial save. Johnson still out of position. saw both teams come from assisted on the second as he scored an unassisted goal, his Wayne tied the score e. In the third period the Ironmen behind at different stages of the passed to Carter from the corner. Will of the season, to put outshot and outplayed aha you England Lambeth team b a wide margin. HOME BINGO he caught Ironman goalie Doug came back to tie the score after contest. The first period Carter drilled a shot from the Wingham ahead 3-1 in the second Y Taylor out of the net after he Johnson made two saves. Jay remained scoreless but both point that beat Johnson low to his period. A Lambeth player received a made the initial save. Jamie MacLaurin banged in the loose teams exploded in the second. glove side. Kieffer made it 3-1 as The third period went scoreless game mhwonduct penalty" at the Denny made it 2-1 on a powerplay puck. Fergus went ahead on a The Ironmen struck first but he moved from the left of the goal with strong goaltending at both 1:47 mark of the third period and to the slot area and backhanded ends of the rink. Robbie Schistad the �� was tied at 1-1. Strong 51,000 Prize Money —$500 First P>rize as he flipped the puck over fluke goal as Graham Sealy gave up three quick goals, $Z50 Second Prize $250 Third Prize had scored the first W' ham allowing the Green Machine a the puck past Johnson. robbed the Port Perry captain of mg — two -goal bulge. However before Kieffer connected for his a glorious scoring opportunity at goal, with an assist by Timmy the period ended the Ironmen second of the night early in the one point. Brown. a 4 4 a a came back with three goals of second on a power play as he MP Robert McKinley was on man advantage and NUMBERS DRAWN TO DATE deflected a shot bsent W' only 18 seconds remaining in the their own to give them a 4-3 lead y Henry.Henr hand nd to Wingham cap- � game Brett Cameron knocked in B - 1. 3, 4, 5,"7, 9, 10, 12, 13, 14, 15 going into the third. Haines' goal with five minutes tain Strong with the C cham- g g a loose puck for the game- I - 17, 18, 21, 22, 24, 25, 26, 27, 29,30 - = s ! s e e Jim Blackwell made it 1 u when r"^wining in the second stanza nionship trophy and crests to p g 15 36. 37, 38. 39, 40, 42, 43 he drilled a 40 -footer to Johnson's was perhaps the biggest highlight each Wingham player. winning gam• Assists went to N '• _ : 1 / glove side. Steve Johnson, Mike of the game. With the team In Wingham's first tournament Strong and Steve Nicholson. The G - 48, 49, 51, 52, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59 Harper and Sealy scored in a playing a man short he picked up match the PeeWees played their victory was sweet for Wingham 0.61, 63, 64, 65, 66, 68, 69, 70, 71, 72, 73, 75 and Braun had another out - four -minute span to give Fergus the puck at his own blue line after old Mitchell rivals. Wingham , _ a 3 1 lead. At the 9:32 mark a clearing attempt. Two men outplayed and outshot Mitchell standing game in the Winghara THIS WEEKS NUMBERS Kieffer converted a goalmouth attempted to stop him as he by a wide margin but the Mitchell net. B 11, 128, G 50 pass by Randy Alton to narrow outskated them. The goalie goaltender played an excellent Tho Wingham Legion '(Wed - Is l �' the margin. Kevin Carter tied the moved out to block his shot and game, stopping Wingham on resume action today `(Wed- Watch this space next week for more numbers. Cards avail - score as he drilled a low hard with Johnson out of position he many occasions. nesday) in Seaforth in the first able for $1.00 at: "n Srer Tours - J manoeuvred into the clear and The score remained at 0-0 until game of a best of three WOAA . -_ shot from the point on a setup by Bruce Machan Hardware, Winghern or call 369-US9 MacLaurin. He then scored the dumped the puck into the empty the third period when Strong, final series. The second game is go ahead goal as he drove a shot net. assisted by Sean Bray, netted the 6: the Wingham Arena Friday at � t — 6:30 m. through Johnson's pads from the Less than a half -minute later puck. It was the only score in the p EASTER WEEKEND TOURS point. Gord Kinahan scored another match and goaltender Mitchell The Ironmen contsnued to shorthanded goal as he picked up Braun picked up his ninth shutout 4 DAY NASHVILLE press and at the 5:27 mark found the puck just over the Fergus of the year. (Including many extras) from ............ $135. themselves up by two goals. blue line. He skated in and ripped Wingham met St. Clements in - 4 DAY WHEELING Sandy Henry blasted a shot from a wrist shot past backup goalie their second game of the Thinking aboup (Including 3 nights accommodation) from ...599. the point. The puck managed to Chapot, beating him on his first Goderieh tournament and again a 4 DAY WASHINGTON D.C. work itself loose and dropped shot. recorded a shutout, Wingham's • No Night Driving from =159. behind Johnson. Jim McGee Chapot settled down to play third in a row. g g poked the puck into the open net some superb goal after the initial The first period again wasMOTORCYCLE 4 DAY NEW YORK CITY and the Ironmen had a 5-3 lead. shot and he allowed just one goal scoreless, but Mark Foxtonnk (Including city tour) from ................ $144• With six minutes remaining in in the rest of the contest. Randy opened the scoring in the second, the game the Ironmen seemed to Alton scored with 44 seconds with assists by Bray and Jimmy SHORT SPRING TOURS be in control but with 5:16 remaining in the game as he Dennis. Foxton notched his ; I 3 DAY OTTAWA remaining Sealy was left alone in shovelled the puck past Chapot's second goal of the game in the READ At Tulip Time from ....................... $99. front of the net. He flipped the short side. third period, assisted by Me - 3 DAY GANANOQUE puck high over Taylor and the Carter was the game's first Farlan and Byron Thompson. —_ Featuring meals and Ottawa from ........ $135. puck went off the crossbar into stat; with two goals, Haines was Strong finished the scoring 3 DAY CLEVELANDS HOUSE the net. the second star end Kieffer was with an unassisted goal. The THIS Featuring meals and cruise from ......... $145. Steve Brock attempted to star number three. ` 4 DAY SCOTTS OGUALGALAKE HOUSE centre the puck from behind the Earl Young won $62.50 in the 50 - From . S1 ..........: Wingham goal and the puck draw. • .................. x219• deflected off an Ironmen skate Results in 1 COUNTRY MUSIC FANS past Taylor. The winning goal 6DAY kN FAIR" IN NASHVILLE came after g goalmouth the Annual Howick hockey., scramble as England found the � In July from.............'...............x299. mark. Fergus took a 2-1 series spiel winners 3OR4DAY "JAMBOREE IN THE HILLS" lead with the win. The Del Graham rink won the Qt Belmore In June from ........................... $120. FERGUS TIES SERIES The Fergus Green Machine annual Howiek Curling Club - bounced back after losing the bonspiel early draw March 20 Philip Eadie skipped the v with three wins and a plus of 12. winning team in the 9 o'clock HQ, LIDAY Winitial game of the Junior D Don Adams' ritfk was second draw in the Juvenile Jitney held playoff series against the with three wins and a plus of March 23 at the Belmore curling Wingham Ironmen. Fergus won WINGHAM 357-2701 a the second game 2-1. seven. In third place was Bob rink. After a penalty -marred first Hastie's rink with two wins and a The vice for the winning team game the teams settled down to Plus of 10. Fourth place went to was Don Busby, Marilyn Ren - play some great hockey. the Jean Wilson rink with two wick was second and Shawn The first period was scoreless `{'ins and a plus of eight. Haelzle was lead. The Eadie rink � but featured some great rushesRussell Lockwood's team took first place with a total of 34 _ and super stops by both placed fifth and the consolation points. _ - goaltenders. Mark Chapot was prize went to Ben Johnson. between the pipes for Fergus and The 11 o'clock draw was won by The winning team of the 10:30 Can as he was in the first game, the Lloyd Tuck rink. His team draw was skipped by Kevin SUMK1 proved to be a spoiler for the had three wins and a plus of 15. McKague. The vice was Andy SUZUKI GOES THE DISTANCE! Ironmen. Second place went to Keith Renwick, Rae Willits was second �p The only goal of the second Dailey with three wins and a plus and Wayne Durrer was lead. PRE SEASON SAVINGS period came late as Kurtz poked of six. The winner of third place John Moffat and Don Adams in a loose puck after Taylor had was Pete Eskritt with two wins, a were overall winners of a jitney 400 X 18 KNOBBY made the initial save. plus of 12 and an aggregate of 27. held March 24 at the community UP TO 12 MONTHS With less than three minutes Close behind was the team of Ed gone in the third Denny gave Roth with two wins, a plus of 12 centre. Numbers were WARRANTY ON YOUR from a hat to determine the TIRES drawn Fergus a 2-0 lead as he was able and an aggregate of 23. NEW SUZUKI you■ to control a bouncing puck well The Gerald Bwhrou rink placed different teams for each game. PURCHASED DURING enough to beat Taylor on his fifth with two wins, a plus of three g OUR OPEN HOUSE g Y The Belmore Mid eta won a glove side. Taylor could not be and an aggregate of 19.. The delayed series against Ayton, faulted on either goal as he had consolation prize was won by the defeating Ayton 5-2. (30 DAY GUARANTEE ON IF YOU — Own and Operate no chance. The Ironmen came Dodie Reid rink which had two The Belmore Pee Wees lost the MOST USED MACHINES.) Only 2295 business back 20 ds later on a wins, a plus of three and an your own ness acseconds goal b Y last two games of their sham - MacLaurin as he drilled one from aggregate of 18. - AAonaQe a business pionship series with Hawick, the slot. However, Chapot was George Keil presented the Keil losing the series. Howick downed CSA APPROVEDSPECIAL OF THE WEEK —Expect to Own u, it; not willing to surrender any more trophy to Lloyd Tuck's team, Belmore 5-1 and 5-2 for the NEIAETSSHEOI operate a business and the score .t--;:.: :�i nt 2-1. which was the overall winner of �, . championship. HE nos D.�.. THEN: You should talk with our Rob Driscoll was first star of Araµ•` _a. the game while Wingham's The Howick curlers wi cnd n., Sunday. March 25 the SIZE MacLaurin was second star with their curling season April 7 with a Belmore Grand l iraui Price $284 , T 1 tITC SADDLE Management Services one goal and Doug Taylor was supper and dance at the tom- played the Juvenile All Stats. rM11�D �� third star with a strong game in munity centre, with all curlers, The Sugar Cuties won 2-1. '�/ S s�� net. spares and fans invited. Officer SERIES OPENER BLACK BAGS The Wingham Junior D Ironmen took a 1-0 lead in their HE'S HERE TO HELP SMALL best of seven series with a FINAL 3 DAYS TO ENTER BUSINESSES HELP THEMSELVES THROUGH Management counselling Management training Information on government programs for business See: Peter Huxtable At: The Wingham Motel On: April 5th FEDERAL B(JSAESS DEVROPMF/W BAA#( S 1036 Ontario Street, Stratford, Ontario (519) 271-5650 (Collect) OpeAki1g rtiewdoors to stmWbuskwsa Ironman eliminated The Wingham Ironmen were defeated 5-3 by the Fergus Green Machine Monday night and eliminated from further playoff contention. Fergus won the best - of -seven series four games to one. The Ironmen, who compiled the best record in their division during the regular season found the going tough during the playoffs. They had to rally from a three -game deficit to beat Meaford in the first series and found themselves in much the same position going into Monday night's game. This time, however, they failed to generate the necessary spark and their season ended. A full game report and pictures will appear in next week's Ad- vance -Times. TOP PLAYER—Len Redmond of Shelburne was selected as the most valuable player In the 'C dlvlslon of the Midget hockey tournament. He accepts the h'oPhy from Harvey Blacl,, who helped referee the final game. Anyone who buys a motorcycle from us before March 31 will accompany us "FREE" to the famous Motor City Super Cross in Pontiac, Michigan. See the pros in action. FREE DRAW Anyone who buys a Dirt Bike before April 30 will get a chance to win a WEEK-LONG GARY BAILEY MOTO CROSS SCHOOL complete with food 3 accommodation. FREE DRAW Anyone who buys o Street Bike before, April 30 will get o chance to win a frame mounted fairing. 16h tc1 10 VARNA, ONT. r while (HWY 04, NORTH OF HENSALL, LOON FOR THE SIGNS') you 262=3318 or 262=5809 Walt service See Hully Gully for 01 your touring accessories.