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Clinton News-Record, 1972-04-06, Page 8, ........ by Norm Rangers win Peewee Kindergarten Registration St. Joseph's Separate School CLINTON Monday, April 10 9:00 to 5:00 p.m. Children to be registered should be 5 years of age by Jan. 1, 1973. Please furnish proof of age. Phone 482-7035 for further particulars. S. J. ALBERICO Principal 1410 SPRED SATIN, SPRED LUSTRE or SPRED LATEX TRAY and ROLLER with * minimum purchase of one gallon of Just in time for the Hockey Playoffs. You can buy a 26" console TV for the price of a table model. Reduced prices on all models, See them today. 5 year warranty plan backed by Philips. Prompt economical service by Merrill no waiting on faCtory service, Reg. NO SALE $68900 Philips Famous Stereo sets, canyletely tratisistorited trouble free chassis, hand crafted wood cabinets, 4 models to choose from. Up to 15 percent off, 0 up to J5% OFF 8—Clinton News-Record, Thursdey, April 6,1972 This powerful looking team kook on the Clinton Peewees last week and gave them a tough time, The team was comprised of parents of the team members who threatened to spank the youngsters every time they scored a goal, The kids didn't have to tell the parents to act their age; they looked it every time they tried to skate. Clinton Bantams won 24 of 40 genies, tied 2 in 19714'2 _season crown strong for a short time after Peter Thompson scored on an unassisted goal, but the boys were short on power and lost in a final score of 6-4. The whole team turned out on March 28 for a final game— against their parents, and then went upstairs for supper, presentation of crests, etc. It's hard to understand how mothers can scream all year at their boys and then not have enough wind to skate up and down the rink—maybe that's why they stand there when they get near the net. An off side must be something you say to your neighbour, and a face-off gives you a chance to lean on your hockey stick, a la Ken Dryden. One of the real sneaky mother- tricks is to say something to your son and when he can't hear you, you catch hold of him and keep on trying to make him understand. While four sons are tied up this way, Wheee—score. Cheers for the ice skating mothers Divok— Wise—Thompson—Jones— McMahon and Carter. When the fathers went on for .heir shift it was.a.real treat to *see how they could stand up, They could score almost any time that they could get the puck in front of an empty net. Meanwhile Grandpa Carter spent his time between the penalty box, coaching in the boys' box, in the players' box (trying to help that mother with the charley horse) and he even played some hockey. All in all, it was the best turn- out of parents ever, and a wonderful way to wind up a year of hockey. From coach Carter and manager Thompson, a sincere thank you to all those who helped with the Pee Wee hockey team, and especially to Minor Hockey Association, the Arena Staff, the referees, the press and the parents. A rink of Bob Wilson, Bill Roberton, Don Morton and Doug Rowcliffe attended a spiel in Exeter on Saturday, March 18 coming home with fourth prize. On the 23rd a rink of Ina Scoins, Marion Wilson, Donna Hannon and Evelyn Ahrens took in a spiel at St, Marys winning one and losing one to miss the prize by one point. Also on the 23rd a rink of Flo Smith, Margie Wright, Ruth Beuttenmiller and Ann Laverty took in a spiel at Monkton, winning one and losing one to finish out of the money. Last Saturdaya rink of L. Rowat, Leone Rowat, Bob Davey and Betty Cardno took in a spiel at the Ivanhoe winning first prize. Two rinks travelled to Walkerton to a ladies spiel. They were Mary Papple, Marg. Sallows, Donna Hannon and Clara Brugger and came home with third prize. The other rink, Kay Sharp, Gwen Patterson, Joyce Doig and Marlene Roberton came home out of the money. Saturday was truly a busy day, A rink of Bill Campbell Jr., Gerald Smith, Ross Veitch and Paul Storey played in the Jr, Farmers All Ontario Final in Guelph. They won their first two, losing their last game in a heart breaker 3-4 losing out on the championship by one point. Tough luck boys. Our own club also had a local spiel on Saturday, March 25, with a full draw. The winning rink was Clare Campbell, Marlene Forbes, Jim Cunningham and Mary McClure with consolation going to Art Wright's rink of Millie Lobb, Everett Storey and Helen Crocker. A roast beef supper was prepared more or less by the men with the pastry being under the care of the ladies. Everyone pitched in and helped with the dishes. A most sincere thanks to all of you who helped. With dishes disposed of dancing started to the music of our own and Art's tapes. For those not wishing to dance, cards were enjoyed till Bill Campbell sat down at the piano and Stu McCall broke open the fiddle. Unfortunately not one of us could call off a square dance but I must say caller or not everyone danced to the old time music ending up with a sing along 'till? Our last draw ended on Friday night with the top rinks being: Thursday 7 p.m., Fred Gibson, Marg Papple, Phil Hoggarth, Ann Gibson. 9 p.m. Bob Wilson, Sharon Wilson, Don Tremeer, Wendy Tremeer. Friday 7 p,m,, Bill Roberton, Marlene Roberton, Wilmer Broadfoot, Mabel Dixon. 9 p.m. Doug Rowcliffe, Marg Willis, Ken Willis, Peggy Rowcliffe in the mixed draw. The top rinks in the Monday and Tuesday Men's draw were: Monday '7 p,m., Bill Roberton, Stu McCall, Ross Coutts, Don Eastman; Monday 9 p.m., Beecher Menzies, Don McKercher, Ross Lovett, Jim Crocker, Tuesday, Doug Riley, J. Patterson Jr. W. Titford, Doug Kirkby. Playoffs will have to be over this week. The ladies are holding their annual meeting on April 4. It was decided at the last exec. meeting to hold the pot luck supper on April 8 to wind up our 71—'72 season. All trophy and prizes will be presented on this night, Two games of the playoffs were played on Monday night with Beecher coming up against Doug in the men's draw. Doug came up with the win in an extra end game which was most interesting to. watch. The winners of the Ladies Tuesday afternoon draw were: first, Ina Joins, Marion Wilson, Donna Hannon and Isabel Smith; second, Leone Rowat, Evelyn Ahrens, Alice Reid and Ann Laverty; third, Ruth Beuttenmiller, Mary Dinok, Isabel Mitchell and Grace Titford; fourth, Bun Longstaffe, Verda Sinclair, Thelma James and Irene Smith. house league The .Pee Wee House League finals were held on Tuesday, March 21 with the Bruins meeting the Rangers. The Rangers won by 3-0, with two goals by Brad Morgan—each assisted by Tim Bird, and the other by Rick Tye, During the season these two teams met three times with the Rangers winning one, the Bruins winning one and one game a tie. The Rangers were composed of Jeff Allan, Tim Bird, Derek Divok, L. Henderson, Brad Morgan, Steve O'Connell, Peter Thompson, Brian Trewartha, Rick Tye, Ray Wheeler, Paul Wise and Greg Wise. Their coach for the year, Mike Anstett. The Bruins team was made up of Steve Campbell, Wayne Ducharme, Randy Garrow, Jeff Hearn, Lyle Hill, Andy Jamieson, Craig Millar, Jim Moon, John McMahon, Bill Roy, Robert Taylor, Dan Weber and John Woods, with Wayne Pickard as coach for the year. Saint Lambert again played the Clinton team, as they have been for some years, when they are up at the Goderich Tournament, NeithenXthe tea*.wia4 playing it rough, as both were scheduled for games in Goderich. St. Lambert won by 5-3. The Clinton goals were scored by Heard from McMahon and Wheeler, the second by Dan Proctor from Steve Jones and John Hart and the third by Allan Taylor from Gary Tebbutt. In the Goderich Tournament, Clinton won their second game by beating Mitchell 3-2. All the points were collected by the first line, with Heard getting two goals and one assist; Thompson one goal and one assist and John McMahon two assists. For their third game in Young Canada, the Kinsmen Pee Wees were up against Ridgetown. The boys jumped to a 3-0 lead on goals by Heard, R, Taylor and Paul Wise, but were unable to hold it. At the end of the second period it was tied 3-3. Clinton came on Boy Scouts hold hockey tournament The hockey season ended in Clinton on Saturday with a tournament involving Boy Scout troops from the Huron District. Teams from Goderich, Clinton, Londesboro, Brucefield, Kingsbridge, Ailsa Craig and Bayfield took part. Londeshoro proved to be the best squad as they defeated Ailsa Craig 4-3, Kingsbridge, 5-3 and Goderich, 5-3, Goderich defeated Clinton 4.3 and Bayfield 8-5. Kingsbridge won one game by a 9-2 count over Brucefield. Bob Henry on Wheat Board William Brander, R.R. 8, Mississauga, has been elected chairman of the Ontario Wheat Producers' Marketing Board, The announcement was made following the board's inaugural meeting held in Toronto April 3 and 4 during which the complete executive slate of officers were elected for the coming year. Mr. Brander moved up from first vice-chairman replacing Mr. M.R. McDougall, R,R. 2, Blenheim who had served as chairman for the past two years. Mr. McDougall remains on the executive committee as past The position of first vice- chairman went to Fergus Young, H.R. 1, Ennismore, who advances from the second vice-chairman position. Russell Rodgers, R.R. 1, Kingsville, was elected to the second vice-chairman position, moving up from the fifth member of the board's executive committee, a position he held during the past year. Also elected as fifth man of the executive committee was Irving Kleiman, R.R. 1, Simcoe. There are two new members on the 12 man board of directors this year, and they are: Garnet Jack, R.R. 8, Chatham who replaces Ray Bellamy; and Robert Henry, Box 12, Blyth who replaces R,T. Bolton, The Fish and Game Bantams finished the 19702 season recently. Although the team did not manage to bring home a flock of championships, they did have an excellent season in the win column, winning 24 of 40 games they played and tying two. They scored 198 goals and had 123 scored against them. In exhibition play, they wan 13 games and lost only five. In November in exhibitions, they defeated London Optomists, 5-4; Grand Bend, 6.0 and 6-2 and London Optomists again, 9-4. In the tournament in Clinton New York on Dec. 3 and 4, they beat Clinton N.Y. 7-2 but lost to Princeton N.J, 5-2. In the Kincardine tournament on Dec. 28, they lost to Durham 2- 1 but beat Walkerton 5-3, In the Watford Silver Stick tournament, they beat Port Huron 11-1 but lost to Lambeth 3-2. During Clinton Minor Hockey Weekend on Jan, 21 and 22, they defeated Clinton N.Y, 6.2 and 4.3, At the Bantam tournament here in Clinton they defeated Oneida, 6- Q, Waterford 7.6 and Ridgetown 4- 3 but lost to Dresden 5,3 in the final. During Dearborn weekend, they lost a game to Dearborn, 6-5 then thumped them 13-0. In Zone 1 play the team played 22 games, winning 11, tying two and losing nine. They started off the season on Nov, 25 beating Hensall 4.1, On Nov. 27, they beatSeaforth 6.2 and on Dec, 10 took Zurich 8-2. They suffered their first loss on Dec. 11 to Mitchell, a team which plagued the local team all year long. They got back on the winning path on Dec. 18 by beating Hensall 7.2 but lost on Dec. 20 to Grand Bend, 4-1. On Dec, 23 they beat Goderich 5.2 and tied Mitchell 3.3 on Dec. 27. On Jan. 3 they lost 5.2 to Mitchell, then beat Seaforth 10.2 on Jan, 5, Seaforth, however surprised them on Jan, 8 with a 5- 3 win, They then won three in a row with wins over Zurich 3-1 on Jan. 13, over5eaforth5-2 on Feb. 10 and over Grand Bend, 10.0 on Feb, 20 before dropping the final two games of the schedule 4-2 to Mitchell on Feb. 28 and Goderich 4-2 on March 9. In the W,O.A.A. Bantam round robin which started on Jan, 29 the team won 4.2 and tied Mitchell 2.2 on Jan. 30. On Feb. 5 they defeated Seaforth 5-2 but lost to Mitchell 4- 2 on Feb. 7. In the Zone 1 playoff with Mitchell, the team lost 12-8 and 6- 2 to Mitchell on March 13 and 16. Of the nine games the team lost, six were to Mitchell. 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