The Wingham Advance-Times, 1979-12-05, Page 17Seiaforth sinks Pee Wees
Dave MLCZIwain led the
Minn O'Donobue scored
8satorth PoWees to an s•a
Wingham's second goal
victory over Wingham on
unassisted a2:50 mark of the
7bin'sday night in the Wingham
second peri
arena.
Wingham drew within one goal
Sedial tlt scored three unan-
when Paul Robinson scored at
awered goals in the first period
the 9:49 mark with asuists going
and Wingham didn't get on the
to Tim Brown and Doug
score sheet until Billy Cameron
Stephenson,
potteda goal at the 3&@80ond
Seaforth scored three unan-
wark of the middle period with
swered goals and the second
an assist by Paul Robinson.
frame . ended Seaforth 7,
Mark Frayne
Wingham S.
teams. They are scheduled to
Play Friday nights in Teeswater
It took Quinn O'Doeohue only
scramble for second. Leafs, 19,
29 seconds to score two goals in
Wingham and Bill Flett, chairman of the recreation committee for Teeswater and Cul-
the third period. Jamie Robinson
~ s .•
and Jason Goodall drew assists
rte'
Debbie -173;
on the first and Doug McFarlatft
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notched an assist on the second?
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Final score was Seaforth 8 and
Thompson, 150; Kelly Hollen-
beck, 201; Joanne Shaw, 165, 151,
Wingham 5.
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ICE CHIPS --Quinn O'Donahue
were brought up from Wingham
played a strong offensive game
SKATE
with a hat trick. Todd Stainton is
ran men continue
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improving every game snd
should hit his peak by Christmas.
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The Cardinals are on top of the
team standings with 30 points.
There is a close race for second,
with Eagles, 28, Penguins, 38,
and Blue Jays, 25, all in the
running. Falcons have 22 points
and Bluebirds have dropped to
last with 19.
Angela Wall, 114; Julie
Leedhan, 119; Jetnifer Willis,
135, and Janette Taylor, 114, had
the games over 100 for the girls.
Jeffrey Mann, 143, 122; Ricky
Leachman, 128, 119; Jason
Cameron, 116; Marc Nesbitt, 141;
Dwight Chambers, 109, and
Jeffrey Wall, 100, did it for the
boys.
e
Jnmef had the hi 1 f
Nouse league
a glh slag a or
the girls and she was tied with
INDIVIDUAL
Angela for the 209 high double.
Jeffrey Mann had the high single
Last Friday marked the first
INDIVIDUAL SCORING RACE
and the 265 high double for the
game of a joint league consisting
PLAYER
boys.
Of Wingham and Teeswater Atom
A PTS
JUNIORS
Peewee house leagues.,
-
Canadiens are way out in front
For the first time the two have
A PTS. PIM
with 38 points. Knights, 27,
come together and formed five
Mark Frayne
Bruins, 26, and Jets, 23, are in a
teams. They are scheduled to
Play Friday nights in Teeswater
DROPPED -THE PUCK -Don Clark, acting Reeve of Teeswater, Bill Walden, Mayor of
scramble for second. Leafs, 19,
8
Wingham and Bill Flett, chairman of the recreation committee for Teeswater and Cul-
and Ironmen, 17, bring up the
and Saturday's in Wingham•
The teams Malling 60
rose, take part in the opening face-off ceremony at the Tesswater arena. The game, held
rte'
Debbie -173;
player
are, made up of 32 of Wingham
last Friday night, marked the beginning of joint games between Wingham and Teeswater
Henry, Brenda
Atom Peewees and 12 from
Atom PeeWee Houseleague.
Thompson, 150; Kelly Hollen-
beck, 201; Joanne Shaw, 165, 151,
Teeswater. Also 17 Tyke players
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26
were brought up from Wingham
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Pete MacDermid (P.E.) 11
to play rf the league.
To perform the opening face-
off Wingham Mayor WilliamI
ran men continue
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PeeWees
Jim Blackwell
Walden travelled to Teeswater
dropped the
8
whip Blah 4 - 0
and puck. He was
assisted by Bill Fco chairman
ove'rr Hanover with 8m4 W'r1
The Wingham Peewees gave
of the recreation committee for
Jay MacLaurin (Wing) 17
9
Clark,Te�swoa in Culross and Don
Clark, Acting Reeve of
The Wingham Ironmen star with one assist and another Jay MacLaurin scored an
Blyth a lesson in skating and
forechecking �8 a game: at
T er.
defeated the Hanover Barons 8-1 strong game on defence. unassisted goal .at 9:29 when he
the Blyth arena Monday, coming
Game
Games for the league are
in a match held in the Wingham One of the most underrated was able to get away a weak
out with a convincing 4-o win.
scheduled to end in February.
arena Sunda afternoon. The player es Y , might tang
y peciall of late t backhander with two Mus
Tian Borwn opened the scoring
Derrick Burrows (Kin) 14
Ironmen, who outs hot their op- be Mike Montgomery. Although defencemen trying to take him
in the first period,
the
27 25
ponents 37-27 in the contest, the others previously named out of the play. At 11:49 Larry
from Jason Good at
WINGNAM, ONTAO PHONE 257.16" FOR MOVIE INFORMATION trailed by - one goal after 20 deserve mention, Montgomery, Donaldson poked in a rebound ��� bluelme and breaking
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RIUM NEW E E M E M E N E W. minutes of play and both goal- who had two points on the after- after Jim Blackwell took the around the Blyth defence before
EDNESDAY TO SATURDAY DEC. tenders had their problems in the noon with one goal and one assist, original shot and Grant Gilchrist faking the goalie and slipping a
,. �� •PLMUNTENOwTOW ti l-gTH early going. highlighted the Ironmen defence made it 4-1 when he blasted one backhander into the net.
win: rxuRs tUB FJR. , Jay MacLaurin scored on his with his hard hitting and overall from the right faceoff circle. QuinnO'Domhue made the
FAL aAT. 7isaso nJs. . score 2-0ca one of his
first shot on goal when his sur- play. He hasn't set the world on
prise shot caught the inside fire with his scoring ability, but The Ironmen stretched their patented rushes[ down the ice
corner Oh Jamin lwen;�, ..:�$ ;;�,i t wirti h:s four g0=1- a; a !e to 5 eArly in the third. At with a shot between the legs of
X -1 -us li aiSE.a
side. His goal came ^ with 47 he's far ahead of last year's the ` 2.33 mark Kevin Carter the niYih guWWWaiixuuc?•
I seconds gone in the game. performance. carried the puck over the blue- Brown scored his second goal
•Jenntter O'Neill Less than a minute later Dave Dave Tiffin won $32.75 in the 50- line, making a neat pass to the of the game at the 12:07 mark of
and Chuck Norris , > yne released a the middle frame,
Page evened the score on the � draw. middle where Fra taking a neat
• in A Force of One starring Iq onp sJ1 and C�I�n,OIllaeer ..-..�.,..„ Vons' second shot of the game IRONMEN ROPE MUSTANGS shot with the goalie partially Pass from Dwayne Jenkins who
also starring Jarrios weenwre, Jr. with Es.�.1EvNs as Ie s.,r1,A„,y,r and 23 seconds later Steve White The Ironmen travelled to screened by the defencpman who had dug the puckout of the
W ., gave the Barons the lead on their Clinton last Friday and brought was trying to take him out of the corner. Four minutes later
(NEXT arrlGclro&%X:ELIE CIIAUVOW third shot. The rest of the period home a 5-3 decision over' the play. Brown completed his hat -trick;
N% .+ usr � _ remained scoreless as both goal- Mustangs. The `Stangs, who had tipping In Goodall's shot from the
aUMDAT�OIrDAI "' o10F,m" . , tenders settled down. slipped to sixth place in their Clinton came back with two point.
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DEC.sEiaa-iiTN sRU+E � , Thirty-one seconds into the new division, again played an ex- god of �e Pe'
.The third hod was scoreless
DOUBLE FEATURE . period the Ironmen struck for the cellent game against Wingham. Pte, 'lave Stephenson and and the game ended Wingham 4,
■ ar..doww.t GAIL I - Phil Arthur do the damage.
7:t"� � �TM , tying igoal, with Steve Howson The Ii`onmen were lucky to � g BICE CHIPS -The line of Jeff
��« D , po ng on a loose puck in the emerge from the first period in a ng allowed three goals in
Ilttate.w.e Delo g Cameron Jamie Robinson and
slot. Mike Montgomery then 1-1 tie as the Mustangs played a
*AES N■ M 0 0 E0 M N:0 W r this contest d allhe three were G Walton kept drilled a 25 -footer past Cameron great period of hockey. They redirected and he had little � � the Pik in the
after picking up a centring pass dominated the play, continually chance of stopping them. When it Blyth end for most of the time it
from MacLaurin on the opposite breaking up Ironmen attackswas on the ice. Greg Moore
came to a one-on-one situation he picked u the shutout for
- - - side of the rink. deep -in Wingham territory before v,� unbeatable. The 'S shad P P ,
White tied the score at 3-3 with they could actually get going. Wingham• Jason Goodall's hip
LAST NIGHT THURS., DEC. 6 four such chances to score and
Sho*tlme a P.M. his second goal of the afternoon Their tenacious forecdecks are a treat to watch.
hecking DeJong came up with a big save
at 8:31. MacLaurin fired a wrist limited the Ironmen to an oc- on each occasion. .
GLIMS Wfxft BM*? shot from the slot to give the casional rush but no real threat, Dennis Knox put in another
NATIONAL Wingham team the lead once as the defence jumped on any good o , Lucknow
. r.: ' LAMPOON's
again. The Ironmen continued to rebounds goalkeeper Gaynor lgging quttema bit of ice defence,
wCknow Midgets
AN��AL �•V�E Press and in one sequence hit two gave up. One shift saw him off a
goalposts on consecutive shots. Steve Arbour put the Mustangs penalty and playing for or a 2:37 defeat Lions 7-2
With 27 seconds remaining in the on the board first as he deflected shift then after going to the Al Rivett scored three goals
period Howson knocked in a Jeff Watson's point shot at the beach for a 27 -second break he and Glen Raynard added a pair
• 1 • ' • Dec. 7-12 Fri. -wed: rebound after a goalmouth 10:29 mark: It appeared the per
-Note� scrambliod would end with the `Sts s u put in a regular shift. If he stays to lead thg Lucknow Midgets to a
Please Showtirnes: e. p healthy he will play a prominent 7-2 exhibition win over the
FRI. & SAT. DOUBLE BILL STARTS AT 7:00 P.M. Mark Frayne scored while the by one, but with just six seconds role in the future of this hockey Wingham Lions last Thursday in
sun. -wed. start: at a p.m.Ironmen played shorthanded at remaining Mike Montgomery club. Wingham. Dave Gibson and John
the 3:15 mark of the third period. drilled a shot from the point Hoph added the other Lucknow
Jim Blackwell poked in the loose which Dave Kieffer deflected and goals while Peter Goodall and
puck as. Cameron was unable to the Ironmen went into the Dave Nesbitt counted for
handle Larry Donaldson's shot. dressing room with the scoreW-At Wingham.
/ Bernie Haines scored the final tied. Bridge results highs ow held a wide edge in
Wingham tally on a powerplay Perhaps the late goal knocked
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We in the game. Dave Gamble
registered the win.
Steve Howson scored two goals
and assisted on two others to earn
the first star of the game. Chris
Scale of the Barons was the
second star -with one goal and
Dennis Knox earned the third
some of the punch out of the
Mustangs as the Ironmen began
to move the puck a little better
and managed to score three
unanswered second period goals,
due largely to the play of Steve
DeJong, whose performance in
the Wingham net was a standout.
is ram a ast ridge
games are: first, Gord, Rutledge
and Nancy Kelly; second, May
Porter and Harley Crawford;
third, Nan McKibbon and
Margaret Cruickshank and
fourth, Jean Whitby and Omar
Haselgrove.
in the game. Wingham took five
minor penalties to just one for
Lucknow.
The Lions return to League
action this week with a home
game Thursday against Seaforth
at 8 p.m-, then travel to Mitchell
for a game on Monday.
Wingham irorunen�Jr. "C" Stadsd
UP TO AND INCLUDING DECEMBER 2,1979
UP TO AND INCLUDING NOVEMBER 28,1979
INDIVIDUAL
STANDINGS
INDIVIDUAL SCORING RACE
PLAYER
{GP
G
A PTS
PIM
+
-
PLAYER GP
G
A PTS. PIM
+
-
Mark Frayne
16
20
12
32
8
41
17
Mark Fra yne (Wing) 16
20
12
32 8
41
17
Jay MacLaurin
17
9
20
29
26
38
17
Pete MacDermid (P.E.) 11
17
14
31 41
Jim Blackwell
16
8
14
22
24
30
22
Jay MacLaurin (Wing) 17
9
20
29 26
Pat Murray
17
5
17
22
6
26
19
Derrick Burrows (Kin) 14
14
13
27 25
Dale Whitfield
17
7
14
21
24
29
10
Terry Davidson (Walk) 13
11
16
27 33
Dave Kieffer
12
13
7
20
10
24
8
Steve Plitt (Walk) 12
11
13
24 2
Bernie Haines
15
10
10
20
43
52
31
Gord Kinahan
15
9
9
18
10
44
23
Ed Haines
17
1
16
17
61
41
25
Including Friday Game vs. Clinton and
Mike Montgomery
14
4
11
15
70
33
17
Sunday Game vs. Hanover
Jim Van Osch
14
7
7
14
8
30
12
TEAM GP
W
L
T F
A
PTS
Larry Donaldson
15
6
7
13
0
25
13
Wingham Irorimen 17
12
5
0 117
71
24
Grant Gilchrist
16
7
6
13
5
22
12
Walk. Black Hawks 13
9
3
1 80
56
19
Kevin Carter
6
3
8
11
8
18
11
Port Elgin Bears 11
8
1
2 70
43
18
Torn Remington
8
3
4
7
6
16
13
Clinton Mustangs 13
5
8
0 63
69
10
Dennis Knox
17
1
6
7
25
43
21
Hanover Barons 13
5
8
0 56
72
10
Jim Longdo
5
1
5
6
2
10
1
Kincardine Kinucks 14
3
9
2 69
92
8
Steve Howson
4
3
2
5
10
5
2
Arthur Eagles 9
0
8
1 39
92
1
Larry Milosevik
3
0
0
0
2
4
6
Dave Cronin
1
0
0
0
2
GOAL TENDER STATISTICS
TEAM RECORD
GOAL TENDER MP
GP
GA
AVG PIM
SO
Games Played 17; Wins 12, Losses 5.
Ties
0,
Davis Gamble 435:01
7.250
24
3.310
0
1
Goals; For 117, Against 71.
Steve DeJong 351:38
5.861
25
4.265
0
0
HAT TRICKS 4
Doug Taylor 19321
3222
14
4.345
0
0
Dave Kieffer, Bernie
Haines, Gord Kinahan, Jim Van Osch
Mao 9�rhe 40:00
.667
8
11.994
0
0
6
and Undra Mefttt, iM had the
games of IN or better for the
girls, Midtad Cameron, 198;
Murray Skinn, 1s4; Billy Tilton,
171; Brett • MacDonald, 158;
Gra iar Taylor, is6, MW Murray
Nethery, I=, had the high games'
for the boys.
Kelly bowled the girls' hide
single while Joanne had the
h�
double of 316. Michael had the
high single and the 298 high
double for the toys.
SR. JUNIOR 4 SENIORS
The Bionic Bowlers with 44
points lead the High Energy, 42,
Mercedes Betz, 4o, and Hot Stuff,
39, in the team race. The Idiotics
have 28 points, trailed by The
Goofys with 17.
Lara LAW Foulm, 331, and Kim
Rae, ilk were the only two garb
to boil gasses ova 175. Byron
111ampsan, 201; Brim Hoy, 387;
Dpwid Willis, 174; Michael
Hard. 148; Robert Hubbard.
so;'6
6 Slorw. Mi; Barry
Ham, 304; Denis Adams, t113;
ROd1Ley Janes, 301; Brest Day,
MMI. IN, and Jamie Wall ac-
colllpished it foe'' the bays. `
Mm had the high single and 408
NO tripe for the Junior girls.
Danis had the high aiogk and 555
t)igh tripe for the Junior boys.
Icor the Seniors Greg had the No
single and Brent had the 567 high
You Are Cordially Invited
To The
ANNUAL LEVEE*
of the
Mayor of the Corporation'of Wingham
and his Council
To be held at the
Wingham Golf and Curling Club
on
TUESDAY, JANUARY 1, 1980
frOn1
12:30 noorr,to 4:06 p.m.
Buffet Luncheon will be served
ADULTS $5.00
CHILDREN $3.00 (ELEMENTARY SCHOOL)
* A Reception of Visitors on rising from bed
Tickets available from:
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THE GENTLEMAN'S CORNER
lk-UKRiE FURNITURE STORE
TOWN CLERK OFFICE
Ticket sales are limited, please buy now.
His future is in your hands
The moose population in Ontario is on the
decline - 35% fewer today than in 1965 - and
we're looking for your views,
The moose is a valuable natural resource to
the people of Ontario. To many, just being able
to see this proud animal in his native habitat is
in itself an unparalleled thrill. To others, the thrill
is in the hunt.
There are many possible solutions to the
problem of our declining moose population. If
you wish to hear of them, comment on them or
make suggestions of your own, plan to attend
one of the Ministry's public discussion meetings.
IN THIS AREA
Date: Sunday, December 9
Place: Legion Hall, Wingham
Time: 1:00 - 6:00 p.m.
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