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NEW EXECUTIVE—A new executive for the Bruce Re-
gional Snowmobile Clubs was elected during Its Mini
convention held In Teeswater on Saturday. In front are
Bertha McCann, past president; Mary Whitehead, sec-
WINGHAM KINSMEN BANTAMS
STATISTICS AS OF MARCH 4TH
PLAYER GP G APTS
Ron Schistad 31 11 15 26
Dave Montgomery 3.4 17 21 38
Willie Rodger 34 7 7„14
Byron Thompson 35 2 7 9
John Leedham 3.4 2 5 7
Sean Bray 34 9 8 17
Doug Wood 20 2 2
Kevin Saxton 35 4 10 14
Brett Cameron 34 24 28 52
Terry Rintoul 34 4 3 7
Jeff Moore 35 23 21 44
Mork Foxton 35 3 8 11
Steve Nicholson 35 15 20 35
GOALIES GP GA AVG
Mike Pletch 183/9 108 5.76
Rob Schistad 161/4 60 3.69
Bantams
advance
• •
in series
The Wingham Kinsmen
Bantams defeated Mitchell
last week to advance in the
Western Ontario Athletic
Association (WOAA) playoffs.
The third game of the
quarter final series was
°played last Thursday at the
Lockridge Memorial Arena.
Scoring began early in the
first period on a Wingham
goal by Brett Cameron,
assisted by Kevin Saxton.'
Dave Montgomery got the
second Wirlgham goal„
assisted by Mark Foxton and
John.. Leedham, before
Cameron notched -lits second
of the night unassisted. Mit-
chell scored only once in the
first period.
Montgomery scored his
second of the night in the
second period, assisted by Ron
Schistad. Mitchell replied with
two goals in the Period to
narrow the lead.
With the score 4-3 for
Wingham Jeff Moore popped
in two quick goals to stretch
the lead, the first, assisted by
Cameron and the second by
Foxton and Saxton.
Dale Fischer then scored his
third goal of the night for Mit-
chell but, not to be outdone,
Montgomery pounded in his
third of the game, assisted by
Willie Rodger.. Terry Rintoul
topped off the evening by
scoring into an empty net.
The Bantam team is only
four wins away from a
Western Ontario champion-
ship. They would appreciate
your support at their games.
Belgrave wins
semi-finals
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BELGRAVE—The Tri -
County PeeWee Semi -Final
playoffs. featuring the
Belgrave and Howick teams
were held last week.
Belgrave finished victorious
Tuesday night on home ice, 10-
2. and defeated Howick again
on Friday. 11'23, in Howick
taking the semi-finals. two
games to nothing.
Euchre winners
BELGRAVE — Eight tables
were in play at the Belgrave
weekly euchre last Wednes-
day evening at the WI Hall.
•High lady. Mrs. Mildred
Stewart: novelty lady, Mrs.
Clarence Hanna; low lady;
Mrs. Mel Jacklin; high- man,
George Michie; novelty man,
Gordon' Walker; low man.
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retary, and Mic�h L43 Ahrens, assistant secretary. Back
row are Glen'dwards, public relations; Judy Sauder,
Treasurer; Dennis O'Malley, president; Lloyd Benning-
er, trails co-ordinator, and Bill Crump, vice-president.
OFSC fighting influence
of Public Trail Alliance
The Ontario Federation of
Snowmobile Clubs is fighting
the influence of the Public
Trail Building Alliance said
Bob Feasey president of the
Of,SC
Mr. Feasey told rep €Senta-
ti.ves from 15 area dubs in the
Bruce region, attending the
mini -convention in Teeswater
on Saturday, that the "alli-
ance is a thorn at our side".
He explained it is at
tempting to out -do the federa-
tion by taking over and con-
trolling Ontario snowmobile
trails. He suggested the alli-
ance may turn trail systems
into isolated, competitive
businesses which would end
up supporting industries such
as motels, restaurants and gas
stations. Its tendency towards
tourism could initiate a price
war, which would see the es-
tablished areas prospering
and smaller centres suffering.
"The alliance is business
and tourist oriented and it
really doesn't help the in-
dividual clubs," said Mr.
Feasey.
He added that the federation
is set up for all.snowmobilers
in the province and ro is
therefore pushing for a
uniform system of grants that
will help expand trail systems
on an equal basis.
. In his speech Mr. Feasey
also stressed the importance
of policing trails, stating,
"The,OPP can't do it all Two-
thirds of snowmobiles still
don't have 1980 licenses "
Commenting on the recent
Snowaramas he announced
that $740,000 has been
collected to date by the On-
tario Society for Crippled
Children.
Mr. Feasey noted that
although the Snowaramas
Annual meting of
I»owick federation
GORRIE — The Howick
Federation of Agriculture held
its annual meeting following a
roast beef dinner at the United
church here last Wednesday.
James Murray, who is the
lawyer and director off counsel
for the federation, was the
speaker, telling:of the benefits
of a lawyer to the, federation.
As an example, he said, if a
farmer's land is flooded and
the railway is responsible, the
lawyer can put pressure on the
railway to install a culvert for
drainage.
Following are the officers of
the Howick federation for the
coming term:
Past president, Claude
Martin, RR 1, Fordwich;
president, William Atton
Curling New;
BELMORE—On March 8 a
team, comprised of Mac
Inglis, Bob Inglis, Everett
Dustow and Wallace Ballagh,
travelled to Ripley to a bon -
spiel and won fourth prtie.
On March 4 Mac• Inglis,
Everett Dustow, Earl Fitch.
and Mac Eadie went to
Flarriston and won second
prize in a bonspeil.
There will be a Junior
bonspiel during the March
break, March 21. Anyone who
would like to enter please sign
the list in the Belmore Curling
Lounge. There will be two
draws, one at 9 a.m. and
another at 10:30 a.m. 'No
experience is necessary, so
sign up!
Brownie Corner
by Leanne Simpson
Last week Mrs. Richards
came to sing and play singing
games with us. Group A
practised their parts for the
fly -up next week. Group Three
planted bean seeds M'rs.
Whitely tested the rest of us
for our dancers' badges
Jennifer Hunter and Anna
Sakasov got their. singers'
badges. Shelley Trainor got
her Canada badge and Terri
Shaw got her thrift badge
BELMORE • The Belmore
Tykes entered a tournament
at Howick this weekend Their
first game was against Clif-
ford and they .had an easy
victory with a score of 3-2 The
team went on to play Drayton
and won attain. 4-1 In the
championship game. played
Sunda night they played
Barri' ton ai,rl skated to a' 3 2
• • to :.In the tournament
"qui' Is defeated Ayton
,lost i .. put ,hem Out OI
'''1 ir" ,e1r1 the Midgets
h,. 'zville. beating
Wroxeter; vice president,
Melvin Greig, RR 1, Wrox-
eter; , past secretary -
treasurer, Mrs. , Wayne
Johnson. RR 2, Gorrie;
secretary -treasurer,. Mrs:
Murray Mulvey, RR 1, . Clif-
ford.
Three line directors • were
appointed: Line 1, • Donald
Gedcke, RR 1, Gowanstown;-
Lines 2and 3, Stewart Rowley,
RR t, Fordwich': Lines 6 and 7,
Hans Rasmussen, RR 1,
Fordwich.
A review of last year's
activities included ,a canvass
of . 'Howick Township and
donation of $3,800 to the
Woodstock tornado fund in
October. Books on the tornado
were sold to assist this -fund
and a work party of 40 people
spent a day helping in the
cleanup.
A report on activities in
Huron County was given by
Fieldworker William
Crawford of Goderich.
Mrs. Doug Fortune, RR 1,
Wingham, spoke tin the new.
legislation being passed; in
Parliament, such as the Petty
Trespass Act; and Bev Brown
of RR 1, Bluevale, spoke on
the drive for new Members.
Sixty-five members atten'ded
the meeting,. •
MRS. DERRILL HALLMAN •
Lakelet
Mr and Mrs. Jim Inglis
have returned from a lo -day
stay at Fort Walton Beach in
Florida
Congratulations, to Gary
Douglas gnd Cathy Cook who
were married Saturday. They
will make their. home in
Lakelet. •
The i.akelet Jets were
defeated 4.3 by the K0rtaville
team When they played
Sunday. March 2. On March 9,
they lost again by a score of 5-
3
Rev
Dr, Robert H. Arm-
strong conducted the Sunday
morning worship service in St.
Andrew's Presbyterian
Church and during the service
baptized the following
children: Erin Lynne,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
:M -Sarah Jane
and Amanda Lynn, twin
daughters of Mr. and Mrs.
Roberturray Raper.Elston;
Recent' visitors at the home
of Mr. apd Mrs. Paul McNally
were Jim Shaw of Toronto,
Mr and Mrs. Reg Schwandt of
Port Elgin, Mrs, Marjorie
Shaw and Mr. and Mrs, W. E.
Hammond, all of Owen Sound,
.Ind Dr Wa:Rea
ne Hammond of
Winnipeg who has E°8C ratty
returned from a posting in
Hong Kong in connection -with
the refugees.
obviously help crippled
children, it also serves as a
positive boost to the reputa-
tion of snowmobilers,
"Since 1968 it has been art
uphill. climb to put down that
motorcycle gang stigma. The
Snowaramas prove we are not
just a bunch of guys tramping
down people's hedges."
In other business he ex-
plained that the federation has
a liability insurance program
which will protect clubs in
cases of unintentional
negligence white running
trails. He added it is a blanket
policy for clubs, not in-
dividuals, and can be acquired
at low rates.+
Other highlights of the
convention were the election
of officers,' award presen-
tations speech from Murray
Gaunt, MPP, and a dance at
the Teeswater Arena Com-
plex.
The new executive for the
Bruce Regional Snowmobile
Clubs includes Dennis
O'Malley, president; Bill
Crump, vice-president; Mary
Whitehead, secretary;
Michelline Ahrens, assistant
..i;ecretary ; Judy Sauder,
treasurer; Lloyd Benninger,
trails coordinator ; Glen
Edwards, public- relations,
and. Bertha McCann, past
president.
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