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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1970-03-26, Page 6e a F ARNOLD STINNISSEN' GROUP • - LIFE • ACCIDENT and SICKNESS - MAJOR MEDICAL PENSIONS 6 ANNUITIES Represent: Jag Sun Life Assurance Company " of Canada TELEPHONE 5214410 117 GODERICH ST. EAST SEAFORTH Isn't it true? 'The convenient time to set aside money never 'E' comes to anyone. Financial suc- cess comes to those, who plan, it Phone us. TED HOLMES ,145 Deer Park Circle, London A71.5005 or WOM/1074 SYNDICATE LIMITED SEAFORTH MONUMENT, WORKS 121 inquirie$, are invited — Telephone Numbers: EXETER 235-0620 CLINTON 482-9421 SEAFORTH: Contact Willis pinnies Or Bill Pinder 527.1382 Bus. 527-1150. 111111•111111110, All Types of CEMETERY MEMORIALS OPEN DAILY T. PRYDE &. SON frairwanstrozwourwimionn waimawa BURNS CLEANER No Smoke,, No Odour Rti The Seaforth (Legion Spon- sored) Pee-Wee hockey team tra- velled to Goderich on Saturday morning to compete ih the Gar derich LiOns 21st Annual Pee- Wee hockey tournamentand came out on .top in their first game loy completely outplaying and,out- scoring their opponents from Harr on by a score of 18-1. Barry Lane led the attack'by firing five goals, Kevin Bennett and Bill O'Shea added two apiece; with single goals being scored by Brian Dietz, Danny',,N,Olan, 'Gordie Carnochan and Brian Vin- cent. Lose to Mitchell ' Saturday night the. Pee-Wees .played host to Mitchell and-came out on the short ,„end of a 4-2 game, thus eliMinating them from further pray in the tournament. Mitchelrall season had been the toughest' opposition for- the locals as they eliminated the, boys in two games in the Minor. Hockey play-offs (both by close scores). The teams were tied up at I after the first period. Scoring for Seaforth was Barry Lane and Bill O'Shea. fob 4 p la tl Ih 773,7"• % Kincardine Downs Seavtert: • 7-4 in •Overtime • Sesion 41-4,1146 - HURON EXPOSITOR, SEA' FORTH, _ ONT„ 26, MO by Gary Gray Kincardine Bulldogs scored three overtime goals .on Tues- day, nigtit in Seaforth to remain alive in their best-of-seven fi- lial. Seaforth leads the series three games to one. -"' Seaforth g-dt off to a fast start .as Bob Beuttenmiller scor- ed to make 1-0 at the 24 second mark. Kincardine tied the game seven minutes later on a goal by Wilson, who counted five times for the Bulldogs. The locals made it 2-1 at the 8;51 mark as work- horse Bill McLaughlin scored his first of three goals. Kincar- dine cicept the pressure 'on rnn .. the latter stages of the first, and only the good goaltending of Gar Baker in -the Seaforth nets kept the score from being higher. In the second period the Bea- - vers came out strong and com- pletely dominated the play':Mc- L,aughlin counted the only two goals of the period to give the Beavers a 4-2 lead going into the third period. In the third period both teams ' 4, The Greens have taken a 1-0 lead in the Industrial Hockey League finals, as a result of Sunday night's 5-4 edging aver the Blues. (Best 2 out of 3). The Blues opened the scoring at the midway mark of the first period on A goal by Larry Scott. Bill Pinder upped it -to 2-0 five. minutes later, to make the scare. at the end of the first period read 2-0 in favor of the Blues. In the ,second period the Greens got on the score sheet at the four-twenty mark when Don Jefferson "jammed the puck past. Gary Osborne in the Blues' , net. About forty seconds later Greens' Captain, Ken McLlwain, tied up the game with an un- assisted ,backhvder. On Saturday, the Novice team went to • Durham to play in , a ' tournament and met Port Elgin in tbe first game. Seaforth outplayed and out- shot their opponents, but were ',unable to beat their goaltender • who was at his best. Jim Case and Larry Dalton 'scored :for The third period saw Jimmy Carter put the. Blues ahead 3-2 only to have thertGieens come roaring back with goals by ve- teran Jimmy Watson, Bill Bo- shart and Ray Powell, to make the score 5-3. The Blues fought hard the rest of the way and showed no signs of defeat as Bill Pinder found thg range for his second goal of the night. They yanked Osborne for a sixth attack, but failed to beat the netmindingeerry Cooper. The Blues outs ot the Greens by a total of 50-30. Next Game ,- Good Friday Night March 27th, 8 p.m. Exhibition Reds vs. Yellows, 7 p.m. Seaforth in the well-played game, .which ended Port, Elgin 4, Sea- forth '2. w phis lethe first season the Novice has had an entry and they gave a good account of them- selves under the, excellent coa- ching and managing of Charles Geddes and Joe Murphy, Seaforth students took on Seaforth teachers in floor hockey at S.D.H.S. Friday afternoon and proved they had all the answers. They won the game 5-0. Here Paul Patrick of the students faces off with John Ball of the staff. (Staff Photo) SNOWM013ILING Trips and Tips c-q; Dirt Hopper With Spring officially hekre and sprieg, weather fast ' approaching, snowmobilers are-finding it hard to pick their way through the fields and still stay on the snow. The problem being that the snow is going away faster than the desire to snowmobile. The' Seaforth Snowmobile Club is. again planning it's Spring Wind-up, pot luck supper and dance this week end, Saturday, March 28. The supper will start at 7130 'til 9;00 with dancing to follow. Everyone is wet -come to come and have a good time. - The club members would be well advised to pick up their tickets now as they are going real fast and nobody would want to miss that fabulous meal if it is anything'ilke the Fall get-together. Don't forget to put your name on the dish that you bring. The club supplies silverware and plates and Royce Reihis Band to dance to all for S2.50 per couple. Remember Seaforth Legion Saturday March 28, 7:30! Appoint Grey Reeve • Charles Thomns of Brussels Was re-elected chairman of zone 1 of '4, the Midwestern Optario Regional Development Council. Tuesday night. Other officers, elected to the' Huron county zone were James Hayter of Stephen Township, vice-chairman and directors H. B. Such, Goderich, Elmer Hunt- er, of Colborne Township, Harold • Lobb of.Clinton. played heads-up hockey.' Beut- tenmiller of Seaforth was sent off for hoolefttg--at the 8:10 mark and Kincardine finally scored on the power-play to come `within one goal of the Beaver's. Both teams tried desperately to score but Baker for Seaforth and Kel- lestine were at their best in the nets. With a minute and a half showing on the clock, Wil- son of Kincardine came roaring down the left,, side and let a sizzling drive go which trickled in on the short-side after Baker had made the initial save. That tied the game at 4-4. Both teams applied pressure in the remaining minute and a half, but failed to score. In the overtime period Kincardine scored three quick goals in about' eight minutes to make the final score read Kin- cardine 7, Seaforth HEATING OIL Walden & Broadfoot Phone '5274224 Seaforth ....0141 4.011.•01 ANNOUNCEMENT Greens Edge Blues In First of Finals by Gary Gray Novice Team fr Loses in Durham Pee Wees Win Opener In Goderich Test The Walton Women's Institute sponsored a progressive euchre • party -in the Community. Hall with the prize winners being Mrs. Russell Marks,Mrs.JohnGordon, James Smith, Lloyd Mitchell; lone hands, James McDonaldi lucky chair,Mrs.Alvin McDonald. Lunch was ,served by the com- mittee in charge, Mrs. Ed. God- kin, Mrs. Mervin Smith, Mrs. 'Wilbur Turnbull, Mrs. Jim Fritz and Mrs."Herb Williamson. WALTON II The Walton II Fruit, Loops met at the home of Mrs. Don McDonald', Saturday afternoon. June Williamson, the president., opened the meeting with 10 mem- bers present. Minutes of the last meeting read by Cathie Mc- Donald. Linda Johnston made pie pastry' and Beverly McCall pre- pared the cherry filling. The leaders gave notes on ‘-Fruit for Dinner or Supper". 4 Detroit Wins There was keen competition at Seaforth Arena Saturday aft&r- noon when the Internatibnal Hockey Tournament organized by John B. McCarroll, Physical Ed- ucation Consultant for the Huron- perth Separate Schopl Board took plan •. Activities •got underway at 12:3 .m. with a Parade of .the S. D. H.S.Girl's Trumpet Band, the Festival City Majorettes of St rat- fOrd4nd with hockey players from Detfoit riding on Seaforth fire trucks, In a preliminary event Stratford Knights of Columbus defeated Seaforth Optimists. In the main games Seaforth teams went down to defeat before the Detroit Martluets and Detroit Mavericks. In the upper picturd K. of C. and Optimists congrat- ula,te each other on a good game while to the left one of the main events is uffderway,(Staii Photos) The Walton Women's Insti- tute .are planning a Dessert 'Euchre for Wednesday. Miss Ruth Ritchie of St. Jo- seph's Hospital, Hamilton, spent a few days last week at the home of her. parents, 0Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Ritchie: • ' Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Huether and family were. Mrs. Ruth Huether, Doug. and Greg •of Brussels, and Mr. and Mrs. • Jim McGregor and family of R.R.#2, Kipper'. Miss, Linda Traviss of St. Mary's Hospital, Kitchener, spent the weekend with -her parents, Mr. and • Mrs: Ralph Traviss. Sacrament of Baptism was held at the Duff's United Church, Walton, at the Sunday morning service when the minister, Rev. 'D. Docken baptized Benjamin Barry Hoegy, the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Hoegy. On Good, Friday, the confir- matioti' classes of Walton and. Moncrief will meet at 11:0Q/alni. for their final session, which will •,include a "Pot Luck" lunch'and 'a special film at 1:30, ,!The Murray Dennis Mrs. • and Mr. and Mrs. Glen McNichol have returned from a to weeks' trip to Florida. 'Mr. 'and Mrs. Norman Read of Edmonton', , Alta., have been holidaying with the latter's ;nyg t Miss n . the e pa- rents, Mr. and 'Mrs. James Payne. Leslie McGavin is spen- d Easter holidays with - her grandparents, Mr. and taMrs. • • Gordon McGavin, ' Sunday visitors with Mrs. W. C. HackWeli were Mr. and Mrs. Edward Smith, Sandra, Mo- nica 'and Paul of London, also Mark and David McLlwain of Seaf°11h. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Traviss and Gail, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart McCall and Murray, left Thurs- day morn%ng from Malton, flying to Calif° nia where they will spend ,the Easter Week holiday. Sypipathy of this community is extended to Mrs. Robert Oli- ver of the village, in the sudden 0 passing of her husband., Sunday evening. They had moved here fl'om Kitchener less than a year ago and settled in the house for- , merly owned by the late John HisMicirP, and Mrs. Walter Bewley visited Sunday with Mrs. Gertie SeWley of Clinton. Misses BreNda Bewley and Dianne Dalton' of Seaforth are spending a ten day holiday with the latter's grandparents at Hainesvr.and m City, Florida. Doug rsida. Kirkby . and friends are holidaying in. is Mexico. Jennifer and Paul Kirk- by are spending the, Easter holi- days with theft grandparents, Mr. AN Mrs. John perrie, Sr. RED CROSS is ALWAYS THERE WITH YOUR HELP want to_gAPT, s PP rec me by the communj ty d,urfn• Canman Ind-UsVrjes -Company measure of tOoperati On -5.1 whl cl I ,laVe,-been-in bus i Seaforth Machine ''Stfop- h As ,I 'relinquish control less in Seaforth. as been purchased by Limited of 1-oronta,,. of the busi ness' I , Won. for thewi de -c pat Ton aRe a cc prde,d the, twenty years, in the new owners a con-' I bespeak on behalf of tinuati on of that same su OPort, lion Buchanan stands in front of the new fertiliZer warehouse from which he will service the area with bulk and bagged fertilizers. ANNOUNCING The opening of a new FERTILIZER WAREHOUSE to service the area with 'Brockville Chemicals Industries,Ltd. NUTRITE FERTILIZERS both bagged and bulk service and delivery 'spreaders• and anhydrous applicators available Also Green Cross .Sprays and Products' ' DON BUCHANAN LONDESBORO PRONE 482-3201 UNDER CONSTRUCTION News of Walton Parties Are Holiday Feature As the home assignment 'each 'girl is to make -a ,. ,pie or tarts and recerd.r email 1u:their rely cord books. Plans were started for Achievement Day in Heather McDonald, Marie Nolan and Annette Zwep will take part in the skit in the afternoon pro- gram. EUCHRE fRTY 16 tables were in play at the prrogressive euchre held in' the community hall, Friday eve- ning. Prizes were given to: High • Lady, Mrs. Russell Marks; Loy/ .Lady, Mrs. Jack Gordon; High Man, James Smith; Low Man, Lloyd Mitchell-, . Lone. Hands,' James McDonald; Lucky Char,' Mrs. Alvin McDOnald. Lynch was served by the com- mittee in charge, Mrs. Ed God- kin, Mrs. .W. E. Turnbull, Mrs. Mervin Smith,- Mrs. James Fritz, and Mrs. Herb Williamson. Enrimerson F. purst I i. rtt ,