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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1975-04-03, Page 15(.OD%RICH 'kY►dAM;1'*N1.div. {WR A R A $ATIIROAY ►r$ PVJNPAY '2; 9.'" 4160.1*goods. ;", hi Wild 9f movie parents as wnii as kids will 11,141,00Y charming and • •ntartaining." 004 aro SAF +hViefige 'P aw.ao j ttwn Pw J.ntt► n �. Ant. WOOF 91 a" sy• that t.116 Ftp etary cahpI$ f. ! ,at6 point oP row MON.. TUBS. . APRIL e. 1, 6 TAMARIND SEED HOMEBODIES PIu. Still: sI`*o ttc team A meeting form * We- itch i league WI d at WimAro on '1i►e day, April a at 7:00 p.m, If you were Involved in the old tnduM tial Oft. ball league that folded two year ago, maybe you would like to limber up the legs again Ibis summer, Gef out and helpget the league off the otmd.. ADULT ENTERTAINMENT WFO.. THURS. FRI. SAT. APRIL 9.111i. 11 THE OOESSA FILE. • THE STORY IS TRUE. THE ENDING WILL STARTLE YOU. e rHF FILE ADULT ENTERTALNMINT 11E GOLDEN t tNM" 2 ADULT ENTERTAINMENT ••••••••• • STARTS wt0., RIR WA 1i9115P.M. A,'1 .. •••00•00•••••0•10 1111E tMi1E8811 F -11.E • • ANNOUNCING WE ARE PLEASED TO HAVE BEEN APPOINTED DEALER FOR WHIT OutdoorProducts A.Division of White Farm Equipment 148 Mohawk St., Brantford, Ontario i Lawn and Garden Tractors, Tillers, Lawn Mowers LYNN HOY ENTERPRISES Hwy. 86 East Wirgham 357-3435 HOWICK EAST NOVICES TAKE TRI -COUNTY TROPHY—The Howick East Novices this year defeated the Belgrave team by default to win the Tri -County league trophy: Team members, from left to right, are: bottom row - Jeffrey Robinson, Bradley Armstrong, . Greg Gibson, Kevin Armstrong (goalie), Wayne Mann (captain), Brent Lockie (goalie), Mark'Armstrong; top row - Jack Rutfan (manager), Jeffrey Wilson, Andrew Martin, David Hard- ing, Kevin Ruttan, Dean-Sandburn, Jeffrey Sandburn, John Armstrong (coach). The youngsters also captured the Monkton Lions' Invitational Hockey Tournament trophy this season. (Staff Photo) Howick East. wins Tri -County but can't get hands on trophy After winning the Tri -County Novice Hockey championship, the "East Howick Tykes are ex- periencing some difficulty in get- ting their hands on their award. Expecting to receive their trophy during Hockey Day at the - new Howick arena on Saturday, the East Howick Tykes were sur- prised `to find . themselves pre- sented with the Tri -County Squirt trophy instead of the Novice award. • According to the East Howick Novice coach, John Armstrong of RR 1, Fordwich, the Belgrave team which won the award last year, but lost to East Howick this season by default, refused to relinquish the trophy. Mr. Armstrong said the Bel - grave team delayed playing Howick West Novices and after defeating them, refused to meet Howick East. "Ice•time for a game between Belgrave and East Howick was arranged for March 8, but Bel - grave said they couldn't play that day because they had a tourna- ment; so another time was ar- ranged for March 7. Then they fid they couldn't play that game because they had to practice," Mr. Armstrong said. "The league then ruled that Belgrave either had to play the game on March 7 or give it up, so they gave it up.- The next game was to be in Belgrave, but they refused to call it; so we arranged a game here on March 15, but they wouldn't come, so they lost the series by default." When league president, Harry Winkel of RR 1, Fordwich, went to Belgrave to collect the trophy Saturday morning, he found it was not in the showcase at the March 5 which was a Wednes- arena. He did however pick up day," Mr. Haines recalled, "and the Tri -County Squirt trophy we defeated them 2-0, I believe. which will be presented to either = Then Howick asked us to play the Howick East or Howick West first game of the finals there on following their final game this Saturday, March 8, but I told week. It was this trophy which them we couldn't because we had was presented to the Novices previously agreed to playin a during Howicles Hockey' Day. • tournament in Blyth on the same Mr. Winkel reported Tues- day. Five minutes later they day that Belgrave recreation phoned back to ask that we play committee which held a meeting the game on the seventh.k Monday night was also unable to "I told Harry (Winkel) — look,' es." obtain the Novice trophy. you're asking a team of Tykes to "Now the East Wawanosh play four games on four days and Recreation League is attempting I just won't do it." to get it," Mr. Winkel .said. "If Mr. Haines- explained that the they're not successful then we Belgrave Tykes expected to play will definitely have to take ac-• two games on Saturday in the Haines added. The Belgrave coach said he felt the decisions made regarding the Howick East-Belgrave series were made by Tri -County League President Winkel on his own and that "it is the first time it's been done. In the past whenever there was a controversy or problem the president called a meeting of the directors for their. opinion." Asked if he felt Mr. Winkel had a conflict of interest regarding the situation, Mr. Haines replied: "Definitely. He comes from East Howick and I even think he has children playing in the -- Scout Diary -- • By Tim Morrison The March 26th Fleeting tion. The rules clearly state that Blythtournament. opened with attendance, the ' all trophies are to be into the i "Harry told me they were breaking of the flag and collec- league by Feb. 1st." �� f.1 going to drop- the puck and, that tion 'of dues. Mr. Armstrong said he felt as sorry for the young members of the Belgrave Novices as he did for his odyn team members: "It isn't their fault;" he said, "the trouble has been caused by the adults in charge of the team and it is unfortunate that these boys have to be subjected to such a lack of sportsmanship. This kind of ` thing doesn't belong in hockey." ,, Contacted late on Tuesday, Wilfred Haines of RR 4, Wing - ham, coach of the Belgrave Novices, disagreed with Howick's version of what had happened. As' far as he is concerned, Mr. Haines said, his team has played and defeated Howick West in the semi-final series for the Tri - County championship, but has yet to play Howick East in the final series. "We played Howick West on w w uld be ehargeelwith thedcer ` `e -saw a-fi'iin� on—the eig itli World Jamboree at Niagara -on - the -Lake: We handed in assign- ments and split into groups, the one was the Scouts going to Norway and their parents. The other group was the rest of 'the Scout troop. Both groups held a discussion. Before closing, badges . were given out and Klaas Jorritsma and Paul Cerson received their bronze chains. We closed with the Lord's ' Prayer. . time and the referees. I told him not to bother getting ice time or the referees because we wouldn't be there. Mr. Haines said he then offered to play the Howick team the following week and "anytime — morning, noon or night" the week after that, from March 16-22, which was the youngsters' holi- day week. "This didn't seem to suit them, so I told them not to bother me any more about it — that if they wanted to say any more to con- tact the other fellow who helps me with the team, Glen Coultes of Brussels." Mr. Haines said Howick had contacted Mr. Coultes "and : he told them the same thing I did." 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EEthe bank where people make the difference TOP GOALIE IN HOWICK--Paul Douglas, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Douglas of Fordwich was awarded this trophy, do- nated by Lorne King, for being the best PeeWee goalie In Howick. Playing for the Howick East team. Paul edge! out Don Montgomery of Howick West with a 4.66 goals against# average as compared to 4.84. (Staff Photo)' The 1 eeWee Bantam - House 'League. .played four playoff gamed loot week l(* hayed two games against Stalnton's, and Walden's played : two games against Marks'. The first game saw the "Salmon Canners" zit the "Stingers" by a score of 3-2. Gary Hopper captured a• pair of un- assisted goals, arid. Bob Alton netted a single. Stanton's goals were scored by Dave Church and. Randy Ritchie. The second game again saw very good hockey action as Walden's "Blue Machine" edged Marks' "Jolly Green Giants" 1-0, with Bill Ste. Marie the lone scorer. In the third game, the "Stingers" turned the tables on the "Salmon Canners" by coming through with a 4-3 victory. Stain- ton's goals were scored by Stan Stapleton Iknd Doug Walker, with a pair going to Steve MacKay. MA's marksmen were Murray Gardner and Bill LeVan, with "Lil Bill" getting two. The last game saw hard check- ing hockey in which a number of penalties were given out by referee Jack Ohm. Marks' de- feated Walden's 3-1. Tim Render- Caeadieta champs in Atom linais The Atom House League finals were quickly over last week, with the Canadiens winding it up in three straight games in a best out of five series. The first game saw Robbie Strong carrying . much of the scoring on his shoulders fora final of 4-0. He scored a hat trick; two unassisted goals andone goal assisted by Tim Bain. Cameron wound up the sco with an unassisted goal. The second game was a victory over Green's. Robbie Strong scored twice, with a single for Tim Bain and two assis Don Brooks. Jeff Cameron Jeff ring 5-.1 I is to, also scored for the winners. Green's single was picked up by Mike Pletch.- • In the third game Green's fought valiantly -but, lost4n their efforts *to Vitt at least .vire -win— from the series. Tim Bain and Robbie Strong each scored once while assisting on each other's. goals, and Don Brooks ended the scoring and the season with a 3-0 shut -out for the Canadiens.' They ended the season with both the league title and the playoffs. Congratulations to coach Tom Lee and manager Don Cameron for a fine season. • *on, Brent roxton. and, Mike Ain- told ini toll werethe big guns fOr ,the "Jolly Green +►itfur : A ILA Kenyon was .the .lone for the "Blue Mh With these :gam the, * tion serer is tied at one +ems" Starntou's end 101„ wll •. Walden's and Marko' standu ` two games to one for VOW in ,. the championship :fieri, Uelgray. PeoViii.S* Win'' aid los in Young Calm The Belgrave Pee_W - neyed `to Goderich W - day to play in the Young Canada Tournament., They Played at 11';40 against- Batii, which fs 20 miles from Kinston and dem, feated Bath 2-0 in which the re- porters of .the. Young Canada. Week Daily News reported being one of the 'pest entertainiutr, games of the tournament, as only one penalty was called. The goal scorers for Belgrave ". were Grant Gnay from 'Brian Shiell at 2:39 of the first and David Pletch from Grant Gnay at 6:23 of the third period. Belgrave played at 5:30 against Little 'Britain, the the strong, smooth skating Little' Britain team was victorious 8-3. Little. Britain dominated the play until x: midway through the third period when Belgrave came on strong and scored three times on goals by David Pletch with one and Grant Gnay with, two. The PeeWees are currently playing against Belmore for the . Tri -County Championship. Country Singles Dance SAT., APRIL 12 at Hully Gully Sport In Varna - Tum west at Huron Centennial School in Brucefield. 8:30 p.m. Music by: T e'!I1ue err Playboys" Refreshments Served Watch for our next dance on April 26 at the Clinton Legion REUNION 21 Field Artillery Regiment (M) MAY 17 & 18, 1915 in conjunction with Listowel Centennial ALL FORMER MEMBERS INVITED For information contact: G. A. KIPFER '470 Barber Avenue North Listowel, Ontario N4W 151 Tel . 291-3203 THE EW GREEN NGIANT BIND EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT dt 8:00 p.m. Sharp With over $3,000.00 at Stake LEGION HALL - HANOVER 2 Early Bird Games Starting At 7:30 p.m. Sharp Six cards for 25c - Winner's Prize: 3/4 of Take 15 Regular Games for $25.00 • *GREEN GIANT CARDS Pay DOUBLE 4 Regular Games $50.00 - 2 Regular Games $100.00 1 JACKPOT GAME for $1450.00 $200.00 Consolation Prize Sheet of Three Cards - $1.00 1—Winner Take All — Sheet of Three Cords for 50c Weekly and Monthly Attendance Draws