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NAL S."1~'Ai#,,,i1 19.S 1A , MARCH 30, 1972
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BY KEITH WILLIAMS
The- Ooderieh " lion'stwenty-
third: annual Young Canada Week
eame to a close last Saturday with
three series champions decided.
in other "A" series games, St:'
Thomas host to . Guelph 5-2,
defeated Huron East 2-0 and then ,
lost to Oakridge Acres in the
serni-final. '"�
it should be noted .that ►uelph
°Wingharn i--l::uean 1: Port Elgin
4-Lucknow 3 (Overtime);
Qakridges 4 -Sarnia India 3:
Dorchester5 - Wiartorr 2;
Nobleton 5- Paint Edward 2;
lirrior:ivtllie 3 -Flora. 2;
Six'Nat ons ed .ed Tiverton'2- carne.up to play 81. Thomas in an .Woodbridge 3- Mooretpwn 2,
i= in the D 'Una and Lambetl 'ex'hi titled amebecause they-ax•e .`,
�. „ g �� 1Cesw'irlc il...}CtitreslErv,_ 3, _
doubled up on Unionville 4-2 in an ''.AA" class team. , •' Palmerston 4 -•--West Lorne 2.
the"'''final„ In the final game of Thornhill defeated Orangeville Second round Clinton 3--
.: the tournamnt, Hespeler 8-4and Leamington 3-2 belrore ` Mitchell . 2; Ridgetown 4 -
def
--•def ea t ed Petrol i a 5- 4 in . Losing to Lindsay ;in the , semi- Seatorth 3 tuvertinne i, Lambeth
•, .overtime to retain the ''t)'',,title. final. 3 -Tavistock 1; Kincardine '5--,.
' wOakrittge Ac;r es won: the "A" Huron .East defeated. Roxboro, 'Wingh4m 2; Port E:igin 4-
championship on Friday., March p.. ••Quebee' 5---1 before losing to St •'" ✓Oakridges 3;. Nobleton 5-
24, defeating Lindsay. 6-4, Thomas: . Leamington beat Dorchester .1: .Unionville 4---
„ Seven unanswered goal's in the. Fraser, Michigan 3-0 and'. Woodbridge 0; .. liesw,ic-k ^ 3--
• third period;gay.e Oakville an 8-1 Col lingwood defeated St. Linrbert Palmerston 1,
victory, over Port Huron in the 4-1 to round out the "AV scores. Quartet: finials: R.idgetov.n 6-
"AA'- final a week ago (Thursday. Here's how it was in the B" C 1 i n t'u n 4; Lambeth 5
March 23). division: First round St. Marys Kincaudine 2: Port Elgin •2-,.
The Goderich Pee-Wees were 4 -Aylmer 3'; Streetsville 6- • 'Nobleton 0: 'Unionville '5
defeated4-2.by New Hamburg in Elmira 1; Hespeler 6-E7.xeter 0. Keswick 0
the first round last Tuesday , Milton 4 -- W a l k e r t o n 2 ; , Semi finalsfe Lambeth 8-
• (Marc 21). 'Mount Clemens, Tillsopburg 6 -Hanover 0; Ridgetown 2: Unionville 5 -Port
' Michigan 'won the East-West S t i' a th rO v 5- L i s t o w e l 4 Elgin 3;
exhibition on Wednesday (March (overtime): Ingersoll 3_ -Mt. F naI: Lambeth 4-'Pnionville'-
22) by defeating St. Lambert, Clemens 0; New •Hamburg' 4- 2.
•
Quebec 3=1. " • -P Goderich 2: Petrolia '3-Tilburry Don MacDonald and David Todd
In ttre ''AA" final, Briant. paced Lambeth in the final and
Marvev scored twice and assisted
Second round: Streetsville 4- semi finals. MacDonald scored
con three others and Todd Ino'uyl St Marys' 3: Tillsonburg 4- , twice and Todd had a goal and
'scored once and had three assists' S t r a t h r o y 0: P e t r 0 1 i a 4- assist against Unionville in the
• for Oakville. -' , Tillsonburg 1:- Ingersoll) -New final. Tim 'Ridsdale scored
Bruce Vaughan picked up two Hamburg 1-0 (overtime short's(. Lambeth's •other goal.• B6b
goals , one a s•s i s t : Steve ; Semi finals Hespeler 4- Walker and ' Harold Lanters'
Billinghurst, one goal, one assist: P Streetsville 2, Petrolia 5-• scored for Uriionville.
Mike McCarvell, one goal: John Ingersoll 0: Final: Hespeler, 5- In the semi final, MacDonald
Kwant• two assists and ' Dave Petrolia 4 (over'tinie). • had two goals and three assists
McDonald: one assist to round out» In the final, Gerry Nugent while Todd had three goals and
the Oakville scoring. • ' 'scored the winner for Hespeler two assists, Gold Ross also
' Louie Moser opened the from Don Inglis at. 1:'39 of the picked up two, goals and Don
'scoring in 'the game for Port overtime period. Inglis pielAi up Duffield one goal. Rick Patterson
Huron in the second period but a total of three goals and two and Mark Smith replied for
Oakville tied it before the end of
the second
Oakville reached the finals by
dumping Oshawa 4-1 in the semi-
finals on Wednesday, March 22
and London 3-2" in' the first -
round. The London.game went into
overtime but Bruce= Vaughan
scored from Brian Marvel at' 4,:24
in the -,overtime to give Oakville
its victory.
'Against -Oshawa, Todd Inouyl•
scored twice and Paul Johnston
and John McLeod once each. Port
Huron blanked -the Toronto Kings
9-+-0 and Don Mills 6-2 to reach
the final. Goal -scorers for Port
Huron were Gary Loules with two,
Mark , Fetterlv.. Jason Rillins,
john Koddad, Louie Moser; Torn'
Schultz, Paul .Moody"and Russ
Day. Terry Sheldon- and Terry
Gamble were in the Port Huron
nets.
In the gable with Don Mills,
assists in; the game., The other
Hespeler goal was scored by
Roger Hodgson.
Hespeler got goals'irom Terry
Woods, Ken Sturgeon. Roger
Hodgson and,Jim McAisey in their
4-2 semi-final victory over
'Streetsville..Ian Bedford and
Mike Prestage scored for
Streetsvilte.' ' 7 7 .
Jerry ' Brooks "recorded a
shutout in.the Petrolia nets while
his teammates,scored 5 times for
a 5-0 victory overIngersoll, in
the other semi-final. Bill Brow n
had two - John Thompson, Scott
Sanders and Doug Eves one each.
Pau1'Elsley scored three times
and Dale Hunter once •to account
for the Petrolia scoring.
In the Goderich-New Hamburg
game last Tuesday (March 21)
Dave Schroeder f-iguited in all the
,New Hamburg scoring to give New
assist; • Mark .Fetterly,, on'e goal,
three assists: Jason Rillins, two
goals, two assists and Tom
Schultz one goal. In other first
round "AA" games, Don Mills
defeated Galt'4-1 and ,Oshawa -
edged Kingston 4-3. ' -
In the "A" final, Brian Paton
had two goals (the winning and
tieing ones) and assisted on two
others to' pace Oakridge Acres.
, Allan' Coulter'srored twice and
assisted on one 'other. David
Stoyanovich and Jeff Williams
scored one each to round out the
scoring for Oakridge Acres.
Phil Hennessey figured in all
the Lindsay scoring with two
^ and two assists. 'Bob
Sinclair and Brian Duncan scored
the other Lindsay goals:
Oakridge Acres defeated
Stratford 3-1 and St. Thomas 7-
0to reach the final while• Lindsay
defeated Owen Sound 8-6:
Culling_ wood 7-4 and Thornhill
6-5.
a,m*.r , a r y.
assist. Greg Brennan scored New
Hamburg's : other goal. • Ed
Courtne.y had a goal and assist for
Goderich and Tim McLean. one
goal.
New Hamburg was defeated by
Ingersoll that night by shots on
goal. Jim Fitzmorris scored for
'Ingersoll and' Mark Schegel for
New Hamburg in.the third period
but Ingersoll won the game by
oirtshooting New Hamburg 10 -D-
in the ten-minute overtime.
Mike Pressel, Nick Tresnac`h
and Ed Brabandt scored for Mt.
'Clemens in the' East-West
exhibition. Jim Fullerton replied
for St. Lambert.
In the "C" series, first round:
Clinton 4 -Forest 3 (overtime):
Mitchell 6.- Southampton 2:
-Seaforth7-Huron Park 0:
Ridgetown 5 -Dresden 1:
Lambeth 7 Harriston 1:
Tavistock 1 -L -Norwich 0
Kincardine 6 -Glencoe 0:
Ridgetown. ,.
7.......Hewson did all the scoring for
Unionville in their semi final
match against Port Elgin. Dana.
Hewson ad three goals and,C arey
Hewson two goals. -'Steve George
assisted on all but one of the
goals. Howard Wark scored twice
and Jerry 'Nanhaelerneesch once
for Port Elgin. • ' ' .
Firstround action- was•ass •
follows: Grand.Bend 6 -Brussels
1:,Tiverton 2-Zut•ich 1: Paisley
9 -Ailsa Craft; 0: Moncton 4 -
Shedden 0: Kettle Point .7 -
4,
py
earns oing well.
The Qoderieh region `Novice.. Bo, .
b Wiltert, Steve Granger and
All -Stars Were within one victory Grant Love scored • for Zurich,
'of, winning the W.O.A.A. Group `1 Assists• went to ligevin Geoffrey,
chant ionship� following their 4.•- - ' Ken Oesch and !Cary 'Bedard. ,
victory over Zurich hese The Goderich team moved into
Monday night in 'the first game of
the best of three final series. The the final series by eliminating
second game in the series was Mitchell in the semi-finals in two
l _a e d h_ kt, straight garner. The second game :
r-.��,� i�-=.��--..-..z--�,.r..��.-� :,.1 a. R .lt.i.g.h:,t-.�.-,�-.-..•.._, __ Y� -�.. AM-- _,_,
(Wednesday). was : p y in Mi#cTie l
carry Daer scored day's g is to Saturday, with Goderich winning
Loco the attack in Monday's dame, 3 1. Billy Peters scored the
they'second-one coming with just f Goderich goal, assisted' by
tenni•seconds• real intng in the irstmike Hodges and Larry McGee.
game to provide the Legion` res '" Badges: scb�red� assisted by
with their nfargirl, of victory ,
Lanny MMcGee, and Danny Mailiet
,aillet,e,ontribut.ed a goal scored, assisted by Larry Madge
nd . two asse'sts to .the v, winning to scored,
etc 'the d by Lieh scoring..
a Darrell Dietz'scored the only
cane, while Ron erfchogoal, ,
scored the other Goderich goal , Mitchell goal':
Danny Boyce was credited with an The t;oderrch Novice team
assist on thet,egion's first goal. competed last week.also in the
Brampton Lions Novice
Tournament, - losing out to
Kingston 5-4-4 in a two -game total
gbals series. Goderich won the
first.game 3-42 on goals by Billy
Peters, Larry Madge and Mike
n ston won the second
game 3=1, with Larry Daer
getting the only Goderich goal.
' A special word of thanks goes from the Goderich ,L
chief of Young Canada fo.r the past 16 years. Above
Williams.
ions club to Stan Stok
he takes in some of
Referees are
es who has been•referee-in-
the action. -photo by Keith
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vaItt(tbie.
BY KEITH WILLIAMS slioratrn; goods in Cote St, Luc.
One of the toughest lobs ata Quc'hc'1' for tine past nine years: He
• cr15r��t•�cc tr ti in the PAHA asci. e
hockey ,game is e officiate 'the the Lac St. 1"ouis minor' hockey
in
games. Stan Stokes has been in re{, torr. He .just resigned, a month
charge of:the refereeing at Young rev tiers e .jus atingres in the month
Canada for tJ�ie past 16 years,. $,
and Ont,�.rio Junior Leagcaes,:
c
•Jack Meriam di Goderich has
At the tuurna►7tf�nt this year he
officiated at the tournament since started ,r new hobby ofj��gg.ing
its beginning, a total of 23 year's. •
Other ,referees whci flava
officiated for'`over'J5 year',s at the
•' tournament are: Red Grahinn.
Atwood 0: Platfsvil.i 4=Ripley 1; Percy chra•m, Mel Huctw;ith.•Bill
Ildertori 5-Belg"rave 1.: Six Gouth, Bill Melvi,lle,•J.ohn Slota..•
Nations 8-Hensall 1: - Fred Kelso, Joe O'Brien, Jim
Second round:. -Tiverton 7- Burgess, Joe Dunsmore. Dennis.
Grand Bend 4; Paisley • •2- Riggin. Gus Boussey. Jack Lk?,
Moncton 1: Plattsville 6 -Kettle and Cliff Murphy.
Another ref is. 'Left Goldf'trb
Semi finals:, Tiverton 2-
whohaa taken one week from -his
. Point 2;; Six•Nations 6-Ilder•.ton 1.
Paisley.' p1: Six Nations 6-
' �,latts X 14,;,.f :'
L
.:4 --Tiverton..
1. •�
• Darryl Hill scored both of the
Six Natio-to give them the
margin, of victory. -Kith Sr ifh __
assisted ' on both goals. Kevin
• Martin also picked up an assist on ,
the winner at 6.04 of the second,
• period.•
Bill Dickson's goal from Sidney
Alexander had given Tiverton a
1-0 lead at 4.35 of the first
period.
Darryl Hill and Smith
scored tw•o goals each to feed Six
Nations in their 6-0 victory over
Plattsville in one semi-final.
, Mike Anderson and Curtis S'tyres
each picked ,up one goal.
Two Alexander brothers gave
Tiverton 'its 2-1 victory over
Paisley in the other 'semi:final.
Randy Alexander set up both -of
brother ' Sidney's . goals. Bill
Dickson also picked up Ian assist
on the first goal. ,
The Paisley goal was scored by
Steve Irving from Bill Rotston.,
GOWER'S
SPRING
WORK
BOOTS
horses, This year- he ran King's
Brother, owned by Randy McLean
of Goderich, and Angus. Mac,
owned by Al MacDonald, through
their earlmorning workouts, for
a couple of days.
Labor .council'
.hears report
The • Labour Council met
Midi
Valley Union Hall -with Bro.
Edward Bain presiding.
Delegates from local unions
reported that in most areas,
employment conditions were
good. All were glad to hear that
members of Local 2315 I.A.M.
were back ..to work at Sheaffer
Pen.
Bro. Tin i-ne gave a report
on the progtam of plans for the
_weekend seminar to be held May 7
and 8.
Bro Simons reported on the
meeting of Goderich Association
for the 'Mentally Retarded March
20.
Bro John Miner, who attended
the G.A.M.R. meeting, moved a
vote of support, on behalf of the
Council, for Bro. Simons. This is
one way in which •the Council is
being actively °•'iriyolyed in
community affairs.
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