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a EW NEE CSET NLS 4) ~ Cartwright Hockey News March 7th-- Mountjoy's Pee Wees hit the ice flying tonight in the first game of the play-offs. They ran up a 2 to 0 lead be- fore Jackson's team realized that the puck had been dropped. In spite of this Jackson's kept pecking away and won the game 9 to 4. | For Jackson's team Jackson | banged in 5, Forest, S. Tomchi- shin, Rick Campbell and Rick Prosser had singles, For Mountjoy's Carnaghan walked off with a hat trick and Stevenson had a single. { March 12th-- McMaster defeated Cart- wright Bantams 2 to 1 -- B. Wolfe scored for Cartwright. March 12th-- In the Port Perry Novice play-offs Cartwright dropped a 32 decision to McKee's, Cartwright went into a 2.0 lead early in the game, and but for some fine goal tending could have been leading by a larger score. ' Werry and Van Camp scored to give Cartwright the lead. McKee's then scored to make it 2-1 and the score stayed that way until the last four minutes of the game. McKee's took advantage of some sloppy play in the Cart- wright end and scored two quick goals to go ahead 3-2. The South District W.I. Executive Meeting By Josephine C. Smith Ontario South District _of the Women's Institute held their spring board meeting in the Township Hall Brooklin on Monday, March 7th, Mrs. M. Annis, District President open- ed the meeting with the Imsti- tue Ode an dMary Sewart Col- lect. Mrs. Wm. Heron, District Secretary - treasurer presented the financial statement, and ead the minutes of the last exe- cutive meeting. Ten out of twelve branches answered the roll call. Mrs. K. Ward who represent- ed the district at the Central Area Cnvention in Toronto in November reported the high- lights and her impressions of the Convention. To some this was a memory refresher but to those of us who had not attend- ed the Convention it held a new interest. Mrs. Sam. Cawker of Honey- dase Branch reported on the Luncheon and meeting of Sub. division 8 at the home of Mrs. Garnet Francey, Gormley, Board Director of this subdivi- sion, At this meeting, business of the Fall meeting of F.W.I1.0. Board was discussed and plans made for district annual meet- ings. Ontario South was given May 2th for their meeting Mrs. Annis thanked Mrs. Ward and Mrs. Cawker for in- teresting informative reports. The remainder of the afternoon was spent in planning a full program for the Ontario South District "annual meeting to be held in Brougham United Church on Thursday, May 26th. The meeting closed with the National Anthem, followed by a social half-hour. [YOUR RED CROSS + FOR YOUR HELP "last play of the game. game ended with the Cart- wright boys putting on the pressure and Werry had a shot stopped on the goal line on the March 12th-- Cartwright Pee Wees Win Consolation Championship at Little Britain Crawling out of bed at a dia- bolical hour to be on the ice at | 8 am. and braving the very | treacherous driving conditions | the Cartwright Pee Wees jour- | neyed to Little Britain arriving at 7.50, In the first game they were dumped 6 to 1 by Cannington. Jackson getting the lone coun- ter. However the score was not indicative of the play. Going with 9 forwards and 6 defence- men the boys gave our northern rivals such a workout that Bob- | i caygeon sent Nicholson and Co. | home early in the tournament, In the second game our hard skating Pee Wees defeated an All Star B team from Lindsay by the score of 3 to 2. Jackson counted two and Allison 1. This was a keenly hard fought contest with the outcome in doubt right up to the final whistle, Rick Campbell was sent to the sin bin for kneeing PORT PERRY STAR, Thursday, March 17, 1966-5 with 3 minutes left. The boys withstood the terrific pressure applied by Lindsay with N. Me- Laughlin playing a tremendous. ly strong forechecking game. In the Consolation Finals a- gainst Keene, the boys played even hockey in the first period with Keene having a slight edge in the play. Then in Cartwright' the second period superior skating | stamina started to take over. The boys rapped in 4 unan- swered goals bringing the Con- solation Championship home, Jackson scored 2, Rick Camp- bell 1 and N. McLaughlin 1. Keene decided to rough it up running into a number of pen- | alties which helped the Cart- wright cause, Trevor Nesbitt deserves men- tion for his very fine defensive play throughout the Tourna- ment. 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