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Left to right - front row: Layne Lavis, Brenden Dale, Jim Fritzley, Mike Jarmuth, Merlin Malinowski, Luke Vick, Tyler Doig, Mark Nother.
Second row: Nathan Burns, Ashley Fielder, Jordan Currie, Deryk Whitehead, Kyle Provily, Mitch Vandergunst, Marcus Salo, Richard
Lyndon, Reid Oliver, Tyler Bryson, Sean Consitt, Ryan Murphy, Tyler Dunsmore. Third row: Matt Hart, Mike Stilwell, Stefan Salituro, Randy
Kilburn, Shayne McClure, Taylor Gosset, Kurtis Bartliff, Josh Cornelissen, Ardian Dunsmore, Wayne Dunsmore. Absent: Andrew VanVliet.
Radars celebrate championship season
Joe Livermore
On Saturday, April 23, the
Clinton Radar's senior "AA"
hockey club put the final
touches on an unbelievable
season by celebrating their
championship at the Fish
and Game Club. Officials,
executives, players and fami-
lies gathered together and
enjoyed a banquet supper
put on by Pineridge Bar-
beque Catering service.
The day started when the
players met at the East Link
Arena. Here the players were
sized for their championship
rings. Next, they assembled
together for a team picture.
After that, the players auto-
graphed several t -shirts
which will be sold during
next year's hockey season.
Everyone traveled over to
the Fish and Game Club
where they enjoyed deli-
cious chicken and sparerib.
After the meal came the
yearly trophy presentation.
Coaches Jim Fritzley and
Merlin Malinowski led the
presentation ceremony.
They spoke of the team hav-
ing an excellent season and
Joey's Corner
Joe Livermore
how each player worked
their hearts out to bring the
first championship to the
town of Clinton. Fritzley also
thanked the executive for
doing such a great job.
Fritzley addressed the
excellent work of his assis-
tants, mainly manager
Nathan Burns, trainers Matt
Hart, Mike Stillwell and his
equipment teams consisting
of Wayne Dunsmore and his
son Adrian Dunsmore. Also,
Jim expressed the loyalty of
the Radar fans who have fol-
lowed the team faithfully
whether they were home or
away.
"They are the best!" he
said.
Lastly, Fritzley thanked
the sponsors for their con-
tinued support each year.
Clinton lawn bowling results
May 9
Men
High - Sam Bradica
Second - Ralph Feltz
Third - Burt Greidanus
Ladies
High - Sjoikje Steenbeck
Second - Brenda Wheeler
May 12
Men
High - Robert Lee
Second - Ralph Feltz
Third - Sam Bradica
Ladies
High - Brenda Wheeler
Second - Joan Beierling
Third - Cheryl Treawrtha
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With the season over and
another season coming in
the fall, the executives are
already starting as they are
planning a women's ball
hockey tournament on Sat-
urday, June 25. Any inter-
ested ladies should contact
Elaine Shropshall at 519-
482-3092 or Rhonda Bartliff
at 519-482-5719 for further
information.
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The awards and trophywin-
ners for the 2015-2016 season
are Kurtis Bartliff for leading
scorer and regular season's
most valuable player, Mike
Jarmuth for best defenseman,
Deryk Whitehead for most
sportsman like, Tyler Doig for
playoff most valuable player
and Brenden Date and Luke
Vick tied for most dedicated
players.
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THE SIGN THAT SAYS SOLD
Wednesday, May 18, 2016 • News Record 19
Londesborough News
Brenda Radford
Special to the News Record
Dale Evans, remembered by
many of us as the Queen of the
West because of her marriage to
Roy Rogers, was an actress,
author and songwriter. She
wrote several musical hits but
one has stood the test of time.
This song is "Happy Trails [to
You]': It is associated with the
couple's television and radio
programs as it always played at
the end of each show.
Remembered for her quick
smile and optimistic outlook,
Dale did not have an easy life.
She felt the trails she rode
through had deep valleys and
rough weather. However her
spiritual faith helped her move
forward and share her faith
with others. "Happy Trails" was
and is an optimistic anthem of
hope.
Reverends Terry and Mary
Fletcher participated in a pulpit
switch with their respective
churches on Sunday, May 15.
The Sacrament of Holy Com-
munion will be observed at
Londesborough United on
Sunday, May 22. Then on May
29, Sunday school will lead the
service as their promotion and
award Sunday. That Sunday,
Rev. Terry will be attending a
Conference in London.
The next official board meet-
ing will be Tuesday, June 7
beginning at 7:30 p.m.
HULLETT CENTRAL PUBLIC
SCHOOL OPERETTA
The energy and enthusiasm
were almost palpable in the
Blyth Memorial Hall on
Wednesday evening, May 11.
Grades 4 through 8 from Hullett
Central Public School were
using the venue to present the
operetta, "Clowns':
Colourful, energetic, fun and
entertaining are some of the
adjectives that come to mind
when talking about the oper-
etta. Not one of the participants
onstage seemed overwhelmed
by the size of the stage, the large
audience or the strong lights. If
there was a slip up no one in the
crowd of parents and grandpar-
ents noticed, and every child
was enjoying the experience.
The large cast on stage was
backed up admirably by the
remainder of the pupils singing
along in the chorus numbers or
playing kazoos from the gallery.
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