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r5 capture all Sarjeant ReadyMix Peewees is the number one peewee hockey club in Ontario in the AA division ReadyMix downed Riverside 53 at Barrie Arena Saturday to capture their best0fseven Ontario Minor Hockey Associa tion OMHAi finals four games straight This is one helluva team and they deserve the champion ship said Peter Panagabko coach They worked hard for it ReadyMix had busy season playing 52 games since they first donned the skates last fall The team lost only two league games throughout the regular season Theres no one person that made the team Panagabko said We had three well balanced lines and three good goalies Everyone worked hard Last year ReadyMix lost out to Oshawa in the semifinals 0f the allOntario championship and Panagabko said the team was determined not to let that happen again Danny Worrod led ReadyMix scoring in the final game of their season with two goals Steven Mayer Craig Waddington and Peter Panagabko each added one goal Assists went to Mike Lloyd and Cochrane each with two and Gary Jermey with single The two assists boosts Lloyds total point tally to 101 with 58 goals and 43 assists Sharing the goaltending duties in the final contest were Billy Lord and Bobby Malcolm One of the highlights of the successful ReadyMix season was trip to Philadelphia during the school break in March The peewee team was invited down to the hockey tournament by Pennsylvania players who were billeted by Sarjeants players when they were in Barrie for the Winter Carnival Tournament The team will not be together next year as players move up to the next minor hockey division Bernie Moser was manager of the club and Bob Knight was trainer of the allOntario champs Weve had very successful season said Panagabko Im proud of these guys sports hall of fame John Sharpe of l35 Wellington St in Barrie is this weeks winner of The Examiner Sports Hall of Fame Contest He correctly identified Gerry Desiardines National Hockey League goaltender presently employed by the Buffalo Sabres This week try your hand at identifying this wellknown local snowmobile racer if you think you know who he Is then send your name address and phone number to Sports Hall of Fame Contest The Examiner Box 370 Barrie On tario L4M4T6 Winners are picked each Saturday in random draw Weekly winner is determined by draw from all correct answers done publishing day before new weekly contest starts onttst winners will ictc IV in AV an IR inch pttiill Illt from £n ll Tonys Illolia and K9 QWVA Spaghetti llollsr l7 llunlop 33¢ wy si Were number one chanted members of Sarjeants ReadyMix Peewees after their final game of the season Saturday at Barrie Arena And theyre right Sarjeants beat Riverside in tour straiaht ReadyMix tops Riverside to ntario crown uL games to win the allOntario AA champ through 52 games this season losing two during regular play and onlv one playoff game Examiner Photo ionship The team coasted member of Sargeants ReadyMix Peewees is shoved from the crease of the Riverside goaltender during the championship game at Barrie Arena Saturday Sarjeants won the Ontario Minor Hockey Association OMHA peewee AA title by downing Riverside four straight games The same team lost to Oshawa in the allOntario semifinals last year and they were determined this season to go all the way Examiner Photo Snowmobile conference is termed success About 900 members of the On tario Federation of Snowmobile Tlubs held their annual con ference in Barrie on the weekend The federation is the govern ing body for 297 snowmobile clubs and associations through out the province of Ontario This includes more than 11000 family memberships new board of directors was elected at the conference and the new president Roy Bates from Haliburton termed the conference success Bates declined to state any specific policies decided upon by the delegates because the federation will be making representation to the govern ment and we wouldnt want to turt our chances Lets just say from the deliberations of the conference will come an intensified effort to become greater influence in recreation snowmobiling Batestold The Examiner He said full account of the deliberations and decisions of the conference will appear in the federations monthly news letter In the past Bates noted the federation has concerned itself with such issues as the development and funding of snowmobile trails in the pro Vince of Ontario and the pro motion of snowmobile safety through educational programs and driver education The federation has made representation to various government bodies on these issues in the past and Bates is pleased with the progress thats been made Its taken time for some ministries to notice us but were starting to build up very good rapport Bates released the names of the newly elected board of di rcct ors Don Haynes from Jordan Station first vicepresident Charles Mann form Kincardin second vicepresident Phil Ormsby from London recon ding secretary Bob Feasy from Strathroy treasurer John Bean from Bala tin the Muskoka district treasurer The elected directors are ireg Ball from Ottawa Frank Forge from Zault Ste Marie Harold ilootenan frotn Sud bury Peggy Brown from Beeton Bill Barker from Portland Richard Btctzlaff from Sudbury Rick Start from Hillsburg and Don Willias from Ajax The board of directors meets once month in various places todccide on policy Player wins again illSBAl Calif tAPi There was brief conversation between Gary Player and Jack Nicklaus as they walked up the 10th fairway during the final round of golfs Tournament of Champions event Sunday Well Gary said jack youve made up the seven shots just nine holes Yes Jack replied Gary but now ha vc to be concern ed that someone doesnt make up seven on me on the next nine Theres always that possibility you know But it didnt happen Player pulled further ahead of golfs strongest field and for the econd week in row the little South African secured victory from even strokes off the pace rush from Shiaway Tommy £3 back about 11 years and oc curred in very roundabout By PAUL DELEAN Examiner Staff Writer It was bit like family reunion when Ted and Marg aret Screen burst into trainer Llo Spinks barn after the eig th race at Barrie Raceway Staurday night The Screens had travelled rom Milton to see their two children in action Satur lay and the efforts they Jeheld were by no means iisappointing Child number one the yearold gelding Peter By Adice scooted into an early lead in the featured seventh race and withstood late to earn the winners share of a$1000 purse Child number two the yearold mare Hi Alice gave it good try in the eighth race Though unable to keep up with the leaders she responded gamely to driver Spinks exhortations and prevailed in spirited battle for the fifth and final cheque Peter By Alice and Hi Alice are owned by the Screens who also bred and raised the two pacers Theyre like kids to us noted jubilant Mrs Screen as she offered Peter lump of sugar and they always get their sugar The couples involvement with harness racing dates way When they purchased small farm near Milton as home for their retirement years standardbred mare by the name of Bee By Alice was being boarded there The Screens agreed to let her stay They did not agree however to let her stay for free When the horses owner didnt bother paying the board bills and ignored the Screens advertisements in racing magazines to come and reclaim the animal they took her over Bee By Alice was in foal at the time and before Screen could get the horse registered to race in his name he had to shell out for the stud fee which had also been left unpaid by the previous owner The mare has been good to them though producing four foals including Hi Alice and Peter By Alice The first off spring Honey By Alice rac ed with some sucess before being claimed She held the record at Greenwood few years ago paying $225 for $2 win the examiner Monday Aprll17 1978 11 Raceway Track announcer Grant Wade returned to his precarious perch high above the Barrie Raceway grandstand Saturday night to call the first lOrace card of the season at the local oval crowd of better than 2000 was on hand to Spinks hold family reunion welcome the standardbreds back Examiner Photo ticket Screen relates Bee By Alice now ripe old 23 is still alive and well and living on the farm at Milton although her owners have retired her from the broodmare ramts Theyre content these days to follow Peter By Alice and Hi Alice in their racing fates and follow them they do The Screens never miss start by either of their two racers Its nearly hundred miles up here from where we live but we never miss it Mrs Screen said We enjoy it so very much Its our hob by We used to play lot of golf but golf went out the window when horse racing camein How do they respond when watching their kids in ac tion Were old baseball fans we get up and yell our heads off Theyll certainly remember us up there if laughs Mrs Screen with nod toward the grandstand NOTES Spinks whos been training Peter By Alice and Hi Alice for the Screens for less than two years drove both horses Saturday The win with Peter was the fourth for the New Lowell resident since he obtained his drivers licence earlier this year Revolver Club gun show attracts 300 onlookers Interested in firearms If so the Army Navy Air Force Building on George St was the place to be Sunday The Barrie Revolver Club held buy sell and trade gun show and more than 300 people showed up to view the guns The show from am to noon had everything from old western pistols to 50 mm Ger man machinegun Books swords army helmets uniforms and gun kits were also available The exhibitors pay $3 for the table and then theyre allowed to set up their displays Andy Malcomson president of the Barrie Revolver Club said They exhibitors can deal with the public or dicker amongst themselves According to Malcomson Sundays show was the second the club has sponsored Another show is scheduled for August cant be anything but pleased with the way the show has gone he said Theres been lot of people come through the doors Malcomson said that ex hibitors from all over the pro vince come for the oneday show Anyone who wants to set up display can do so but most of the people are collec tors and they travel around the province to similar shows According to Malcomson theres been problem in the past with some of the press coverage similar shows have received Articles written on the shows have appeared in poor locations in newspapers and many of the athibitors are skeptical about agreeing to photographs or in terviews Certain clubs have had trou ble when articles have been matched with certain adver tisements or articles that were against gun shows he said Its just hobby People come out and buy guns the same way other people would go out and buy model airplane Most of the people really en joy the hobby If there was problem here many of the ex hibitors might not show up next time Malcomson added Malcomson said that revolver clubs have picked up bad name in the past but it really isnt far Frank Grant one of many exhibitors at the Barrie Revolver Clubs gun show explains point to an onlooker More than 300 people showed up at the gun show to view the firearms which ranged from western pistols to 50 German machine gun Examiner Photo Brief cases for sticks at weekend tournament About 100 government of ficials traded suits and brief wses for sticks and puck at the Barrie Arena on the weekend to compete in the third annual ministry of the en vironment hockey tournament Its social thing said An dy Weir of Barrie organizer of this years tourney It gives people who work for the min istry throughout the province the chance to get together for weekend He emphasized tth the tour nament is of no cost to tax payers Players paid for the weekend which included dinner and bar facilities The local team in the tourna ment was Central Region Huskies with members from ministry offices in Barrie Gravenhurst Toronto and Peterborough Barrie members of the team were Lou Belcourt Mike Laengner Neil Embree and Bob Young Huskies we beaten 92 ii the championship final by North Eastern Rink Rats from Sudbury Huskie goals in the final game came from Wayne Moore and Mel McLeod with assists being picked up by Jacques Bourque and Gary Warriner Rink Rat markers were pick ed up by Claude Demeulles with three and Dave Wormenoron with single Assists went to Ray Potvin Len Maki Kirk Mortson and Demeulles