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HURON. COUNTY JUNIORS
IN 'DRAMA 'FESTIVAL
The'. tenth:annual `.Huron Coun-
ty .Drama Festival was held ' on
March 12 in conjunction' with;, the
County Seed Fair in Central Hur-
on Secondary School in .Clinton:
Larry Wheatley was chairman
for the evening.. .
• Clubs ": competing. for the . idler
ton Keyes- Trophy, for . the ' best
plays .were North Huron;. Junior
Farmers with; "The Reluctant
Hero" • and Seaforth Junior Far-
mers in,. "The Happy Journey."
Mrs. Ronald T. Nelson, Goderich,
adjudicator, ;named the entry ' of
Seaforth Junior Farmers as the
best play. Mrs. `.Robert Doig, :•di-
rector, . accepted the trophy and
the 'cast will now. move into zone,,
competition. Amy;.; Stewart, .of
R.R.5,. Seaforth,' Was named the,
.best .:actress •arid. Murray' . Hoover
sof R.R. 3, Brussels; : top, actor.
The Harold.Baker Heeling., Im-
provement .Trophy was accepted
by Donald ' Young, R.R. 3;' Au-
burn, on behalf of. the Clinton
Junior Farmers 'and' Junior. Insti-
tute. •.
Cities Service . •debating ` awards
went to four' members of the top
debating-' team. of 'Huron 'County
Bob ,Higgins, R.R. 5, : Brussels.,
John Stafford, R.R.,.i, Wroxeter,
John Wightman,. RR •1, Belgrave
a3'd .Jim ;Spivey, ' R.R. 4, :Brun
sell.
Members of the: Huron County
Junior Farmer choir perform'ed �•
under the: direction ° Of "Mr. J. C.
Burrows, of Exeter': with. : Miss
Carol 'Brown of Seaforth as.pian-
ist.
ST.. HELENS
shoo. Party. '
At the Shoot Party in the hall
on Friday . evening, high • prizes
went to Mrs. • Pete.. Jefferson and.
Albert ' Taylor. Second' prizes were
won by •Isobel 'Miller' .and Lloyd'
HWuter. The travelling; • shoot was
won by Roger Pannabecker and':.
the lucky cup by ' Mrs. Jinn Ait-
chison. Loree • Campbell • won the..
St. Patricks birthday prize.. At the
"conclusion, L"orae .Forster, took the
bidsfor a brisk, baking; sale and
lunch was served.
The annual meeting..of the W.I.
yvfl1 ' be held on . April 1st . at 2:49
in the half., ,Election. of officers
and reports will be given. Lunch
and program Mrs. Wm. Pardon,
Mrs. Andrew : Gaunt and . Mrs.
Harvey ' Webb
Wallace Miller returned from
Wingham . 'and 'District Hospital
on 'Friday,
Keeps Local Fans
Posted On :ActivityOf Pau Henderson
• .
Drennan Macintosh of Detroit,
keeping us..informed..of Paid Hen-
derson's activities . with the De-
troit Red Wings, sent us a write-
up :from the Detroit News of 'a
recent 'game.. in .:which 'Paul : scor
ad two goals. Drennan: penned the:
following note along with It.
Dear. Don: '
Thought you Would be interest=
ed in. this story. Had . a great deal
of pleasure. watching the game
Sunday night against. Boston. Best
all-around Red Wingte a' m. in
/many years,; I. would say. Paul
looked good, skated beautifully
as usual and excellent position.
Good ,health.
'Drennan
The newspaper article in part,
read — Sid "Abel had: 'to look
hard -to.. find. . a. fault with the
Detroit:..'Red Wings while they
were . stepping over their rivals
and ' into first place.
• The Detroit coach found'' : it,
though. The same . people, had a
'monopoly on, the goal scoring ; and.
others, such as young Paul Hen-
derson, weren't scoring any. b
Now Abel., cane' go' .'home as a
man.: who has everything - Hen-
derson, without a goal - for nearly
eight weeks; . scored twice 'last
night. -
•/Detroit maintained . its National
Hockey League lead with. a 5-2
victory over, 'the Boston Bruins
before 11,661 in. 'Boston. Garden.
' 'Second -place Chicago and third
place .Montreal, sticking close. to
the Wings, also.. were victors.
"But it doesn't matter. as long
as we get ours," Abel said. :
Each game brings the season
a :`little closer to: its end,
Doug Barkley.,Ron Murphy. and
Alex Delvecchio along. with. Hen-
derson were . Detroit's 'scorers in
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HIS • goal , last :night tied the
score 1-1 at 11:31 of the first:per-
• iod and at. 1709;. Henderson. put..
Detroit into.: a ` lead it never re-
linquished
.. The goals by Murphy, Delvec ;
chin and Henderson in the' third
period pushed .the Wings to ' a'
5.1 advantage.
Henderson • twice had chances,
for a third goal and a hat trick.
He shot ,over the net in the first •
period and was hooked from. be-
hind ' : by Leo • Boivin ' on a .'clean
breakaway in the third period: '
Barkley's' goal, only. his .fourth '
this season, was a long shot: that.. ,
Went into the ,net off the Bruins'':
Reg Fleming. Henderson's first
was scored from. 15 feet out on :
a setup by `Eddie" Joyal.:
1 Murphy, . who earlier had an ,.
apparent goal disallowed : when
the puck seemed to rip through
`the cords, .'scored while lying, on
the ice when the puck rolled past
goalie Jack Norris.*
Delvecehio's goal arid Hender-
son's ' `second one were on similar:
plays on passes from behind the
net,. Bruce " MacGregor, . shaking
off a stiff - check, passed out to
Delvecchib, `'who extended his.
point -scoring streak to '12 games..
.Ted Lindsay also held the puck
against a checking Bruin to, .make
the passout to Henderson,. �
At the . other end in Detroit's
goal, Roger Crozier , continued to
,rnako sensational. saves. He had
severalstbpped.. ° among the 23 shots . he
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