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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1971-11-18, Page 5_Down At The taxies By Lee Hee Seaforth Beavers got their• season off to a good start Tuesday nigh( as they crushed Milverton 7 - 3 in the first game of the Western Ontario Athletic Association Intermediate schedule. Here Beavers, Paul Rau, left, standing and George Reeves (left) down on the ice, look for the oncoming shot. (Staff Photo) See Added Enthusiasm For Minor Hockey Program M • Brodhagen, Captures Ball Championship 5 genies replayed. Despite the lateness of the season the game attracted a bum- per crowd. The outcome of the wide open game was never in doubt as Brod- 18 - 8. hagen players reacted to the are was made necessary 'ey aproteseby aataiKe- hardt and the run gaining hits--field as officials ordered the by Paul Maedel and Rick Leon.- protested game in the best 3 of hardt. • WOAA Intermediate Schedule 1971-72 W. O. A. A. Int. Hockey Schedule for the 1971-72 Season has been released by convener Ivan Gardner of wingham. INT. HOCKEY SCHEDULE Nov. 16 Kincardine vs Listowel vs Milverton Vs Nov. 21 pt. Elgin vs 'SEAFORTH vs Lucan vs Nov. 23 Pt. Elgin vs Kincardine vs 26 Listowel t vs 28 Lucan vs Milverton vs SEAFORTH vs Nov. 30 Listowel vs Dec. 3 Milverton vs SEAFORTH vs Dec. 5 • Lucan vs Pt. Elgin vs Kincardine vs SEAFORTH vs Kincardine vs Milverton vs Lucan vs Kincardine vs Listowel vs M ilverton vs Dec. 19 Pt. Elgin vs SEAFORTH vs Lucan vs Dec. 21 Pt. Elgin vs Listowel vs Dec. 26 Lucan vs Dec. 28. Kincardine vs Milverton vs Listowel vs Jan. 4 Kincardine vs Milverton vs Jan. '7 Milverton vs SEAFORTH vs Jan. 9 Listowel vs Pt. Elgin vs Jan. 11' Listowel vs Jan. 14 Milverton vs SEAFORTH vs Jan. 18 pt. Elgin Vs Kincardine vs Jan. 18 SEAFORTH VS 21 Kincardine vs Jan. 23 Milverton VS Lucan vs Jan. 28 SEAFORTH vs Pt. Elgin VS 1-0 Jan. 30 Lucan vs Listowel vs Feb. 1 Kincardine VS Feb. 4 SEAFORTH VS Listowel vs Feb. 6 Pt. Elgin VS Lucan VS Feb. 8 Lucan VS • tw Brodhagen captured the 10 team Waterloo Oxford League Softball Championship • for the second year in succession Tues- day night by defeating Moorefield Dec.' 7 Dec. 10 Dec. 12 Dec. 14 Nov. Nov. Lucan pt. Elgin SEAFORTH Milverton Kincardine Listowel Lucan SEAFORTH Milverton Kincardine Pt. Elgin Listowel Lucan Kincard ine Pt. Elgin Milverton SEAFORTH Listowel Lucan Milverton Listowel pt. Elgin Lucan pt. Elgin SEAFORTH Milverton Kincardine Listowel _Lucan SEAFORTH Kincardine pt. Elgin Lucan ..,EAFORTH SEAFORTH Liican Pt. Elgin Listowel Milverton Kincardine Lucan Kincardine Pt. Elgin SEAFORTH Listowel Lucan Milverton Listowel Pt. Elgin Milverton Listowel, Milverton Kincardine pt. Elgin Milverton Kincardine Listowel SEAFORTH SEAFORTH Seaforth Taxi - HAROLD MALONEY - Two Cars - No Waiting , PHONE 527-1424 RED BONE HOUND Two miles and 1/2 West and Y2 mile South of Cromarty. Phone 527-1342 Collect THE SEPARATE SHOPPE Main Corner Clinton • BLOUSES • PULLOVERS • TOPS • PANTS • SKIRTS WE SELL MATERNITY WEAR Open 24 - Closed Weds. USED CAR SPECIALS 1969 Meteor, 2-door, H.T. 1966 Ford, 2-dr., H.T. 1968 Fiord Galaxie, 2-door, H.T. 1966 Rambleer, 4-door, Sedan 1968 COugar, 429 - 4iB 1965 Buick Sky-Lark, 2-dr., HT. 1967 Chev. Impala, D.P. " 1970 Ford, I/2-ton, 8-04., Auto. 1967 Mercury Parklane, D.P. 1969 Chev. Truck, 8-cyl. 1966 Chev. Stationwagon 1969 Ford %-ton 1966 Chev. Biscayne, 4-dr. Sedan, Low mileage 1969 Ford, %-ton McLAUGHLIN MOTORS 11,1RCURY Ford - Mercury Dealer .PHONE 5274140 SEAFORTH SHOP AT STEWARrS FOR ALL BOY'S WEAR ' SKI INSTRUCTOR COATS Bo-maned, Quilted Nylon Ski Instructor ' Jackets as pictured. Deavy zipper clos- ure and zippered pockets- Knit cuffs and hidden Parka hood. 8 to 12 sizes 14 to 18 sizes SKI JACKETS Corduroy Norfolks 16.95 to 21.95 • BOY'S TOQUES 100% Orlon Knit Toques and Pull-Down Masks in a wide range of plain, or multi- color weaves. 1.25 to 2.49 10.95 12.95 10.95 • BOY'S SWEATERS Ski sweaters, Cable knits or Skinny ribs with round, "V" 'or Turtle necks. All of washable- Orion'. 2.95 t07.50 SKI MITTS Waterproof Nylon Ski Witte with genuine leather facing. Colors Black, Brown and Red. Boy's sizes 2.95 Youth's sizes 4.50 • BOY'S 'BLAZER SUITS New "fancy back" Blazer Suits in double-breasbed style with popular flare pants. Navy or Gold. 22.50 - 24.50 BOY'S VEST SUITS Popular sleeveless vest-suits in a good 'choice' of colors and qualities, including double knits. 16.50 to 22.50 BOY'S BLAZERS AIDauble-Brepsted flannel BlezerS ins Blue, Gold and Green, Sizes 8 to 16 only. 16.95 BOY'S DRESS PANTS Flare style, top pocket dress Pants in new stripes and cheeks. All are Y Sizes 8 to 18. BOY'S 7.95 DRESS SHIRTS Plain shades of Gold, Navy, Brown and Purple with bell sleeves and 3 button cuffs PT gay printed de- signs-in short supply until Dec.- Sizes 8 to 18. Good Canadian Make. 3.95 - 4.95 Boy's-Sizes 4 to 6x and Boy's S. M. L. SKI PYJAMAS by Stanfield 4.50 Boy's Lined SUEDENE GLOVES 1.49 BOY'S DRESS SOX 79c to 1.10 Boy's 6-Foot • MUFFLERS, All colors 3.95 Kiddies' Long Sleeve-- KNIT SHIRTS 2.49 - 2.95 Boy's COLORED BRIEFS • 89c Boy's Thermal ' TOPS and LONGS 1.50 & 1.95 Boy's COLORED "yr SHIRTS 1.00 Boy's CORDUROY FLARES 5.95 to 7.95 Boy's DENIM FLARES 4.95 to 6.95 STEWART BROS. * dicated new enthusiasm.) e that upwards to 25 had turned out for the meeting. Chairman -Frank Golding, and Directors, Jack Lane, Jack Els- Minor Hockey committee said Minor Hockey Association organ- treasurer of a newly formed ization meeting Monday night in- Other committee officers are A large turnout at a Seaforth Tom Phillips, secretary- program. William McLaughlin and Terry Craig; Bantams - Jack McLlwain and 'Don McClure; Pee Wees - Ray Anstett and Glen McClure; committee will form the govern- ing, body for the minor hockey the people who will be coaching the various teams. Midgets - ler and Terry Craig. Following are the names of Mr. Phillips said that the • PLAYOFFS:. Top 4 of the 5C teams will be in the play-offs. 1st. plays 3rd. 2nd. plays 4th. Each series will be the best of 7 if teams can agree to play 3 games a week, if not the series will be cut shorter. ,< 6 Novice - Charlie Geddes and Joe Murphy. Mr. Phillips pointed out that the association is fortunate in having obtained the assistance of Terry Craig, Jack McLlwain and Ray Anstett, all members of the Seaforth Intermediate B team which has won the League champ- ionship for the past three years. Naturally minor hockey isn't Minor Hockey without the Satur- day morning House League which will be scheduled again this year. A meeting of the WesternOn- tario Athletic Association is planned for to-night in Clinton to discuss, registration, league formation and schedules. NEWS VARNA Correspondent Mr. Fred McClymont Mr. Floyd McAsh of Hamil- ton spent the weekend at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John McAsh. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Whyte, David, Crystal and Brian of Sea- forth visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred McClymont. THE EXPLORERS The Explorer Group met last Tuesday evening with twelve members present. The presi- dent, Bev Cantelon opened the meeting. Scripture lesson was read by Tana Chuter and prayer was led by Janice Webster. The roll call was answered by dra'w- -ing a picture of the Liberian flag. The offering was taken up by Janice Webster. Mrs. Eric Chuter was in charge of the craft period. The president closed the meeting with the Explorer prayer. A representative of the Can- adian Bible Society will have charge of the service , in the United Church on Sunday, Nov- ember 28. A canvass ,of the community will take place early in December. Smiles • • • The president of a woolen company happily a.nnouneed_to the board of directors: "Geod news, gentlemen( Our research department has developed a moth that will eat synthetics." wife: "Oh, I'm so miserable. My husband has been out all even- ing an I haven't the faintest idea where he is." Comforting friend: "My dear, you mustn't worry. You'd prob- ably be twice as miserable if you did know." Professor to student taking test; "How far are you from the correct answer?" Student: "Two seatsl" Girl to date: "Gosh, it's Just like Romeo and Juliet. My father hateS you." NOTICE Read this if you think you are honest and have the guts to admit you made a mistake. To our patrons who .inad- vertently misplaced our glass- ware; give yourselves, up. Re- turn any item and we will reward you, THANK YOU! QUEENS' .HOTEL SEAFORTH MIXD LEAGUE Team standings:Caterpillars 2654; June Bugs / 2640; Beetles, 2573; Bed Bugs, 2491; Lady Bugs, 2402; Termites, 2331. Ladies' High Single - Elva McKellar 216; high triple - Elva McKellar, 551. Men's High Single - John Coleman, 293; high triple - John Coleman, 76.5.-' Team Standings: Caterpillars 36; Betties, 32; June bugs, 28; Bed Bugs, 20, Lady Bugs, 16, Termites , 15. MINOR LEAGUE Team standings: Pro's, 33; Bombers, 25; Tornados, 27; Born Winners, 21; Pin Knockers, 19; Ball Bouncers, 22. Ladies' High Single - Mary Tresa Nash, 144; high triple - Diana Nobel, 39'7. Men's High Single - Nic Hou- vert, 321, Ross Govier, 325. High triple, Ros Govier, 785, Nic Hon= vert, 723. ST. JAMES' LEAGUE Team Standings - Oxtriches 41; Blue Jays, 39; Rambling Ra- vens, 33; Crows, 28; Sky Larks, 27; Orioles, 21. Ladies' High Single - Mary Noble, 28'7; high triple - Mary Noble. Men's High Single - Jim Barry, 351, high triple - Jim Barry 751. FORESTERS LEAGUE Team standings: Haymakers, 25; Combines, 23; Green Acres, 22; Hee Haws, 15; Hay Seeds,11; Hillbillies, 9. Ladies ' High Single - Ruth Campbell, 241; high triple - Karen Hoegy, 643. Men's high single -Geo.Love, 293; high triple - Geo. Love., 72'7. EGMONDVILLE LEAGUE Team standings:,Whippets,51; Cougars, 33; Grey Dorts, 31; Datsuns, 28; Lincolns, 27; Fords, 19. Ladies' high single - Gerda Nobel, 184; high triple -• Gerda Nobel, 495. Men's High Single - Ed.Baker 253; . high triple - Gord Nobel,. 644, average Gord Nobel, 226. Nobel, 495; Average-Helen Nott 175. EGMONDVILLE LEAGUE Team standings: Whippets, 44;• Cougars, 33; Gray Dorts, 28; Lincolns, 27; Datsuns, 21; Fords, 15. Ladies' High Single -Mary Alexander, Barb Scott, 184; high triple - Barb Scott, 502; Average Helen Nott, 172. Men's High Single - Jim Barry, 281; high triple, John Morris, 707; average Gord Nobel, 228. COMMERCIAL LEAGUE Team standings: Sharp Dut- chies, 11; Sharp Shooters; 33; Irish Tigers, 31; Irish Dutchies, 17; Grey Hounds, 19; Challen- gers, 15. Ladies' High Single - Ann Nobel, 251; high triple Ann Nobel 644. Men's High pingle - 220 - 645. C.Y.O. LEAGUE Team standings: Africans, 32; Baboons, 15; Gorillas, 29; Pullets, 16; Humans, 35; Super- star, 39. Ladies' High Single - Leanne Melanson, 227 - High 577. Men's High Single -'Doug Hoegy, 230; high triple - Mike Merlon, 576, TOWN AND COUNTRY Team standings: High Flyers, 34; Trucky Six, 32; Packers, 29; Potato Kings, 22; Dickers, 19; P instic kers, II. Ladies' High single - Ann Vogels, 258; high triple - Ella Munro, 584. Men's High Single - Henry Diegel, 295; Triple Carl Van- derzon, 669. THURSDAY NIGHTEBS Team standings; Squeezers, 22; 'Buggies, 21; Sweet Nothings, 20; Geriatrics, 17; Crooks, 13; Maulers, 12. Ladies 'High Single - Mary Anne Weiler, 242; High Triple - Marg. Hoe, 611. Men's High Single - George Blanchard, 237; high triple - George Blanchard, 597, THURSDAY NIGHTERS (Nov.11/71) Team standings: Squeezers, 29; Geriatrics, 24; Huggies, 21; Sweet Nothings, 20; Maulers, 16; Crooks, 16. Ladies' High Single - Jean- ette Harris, 234; high tripl e- Jeanette Harris 596. Men's High Single - Steve Hook; high triple - Steve Hook, 592. Lady Curlers Hold Euchre And Bridge The ladies section of the Curl- ing Club held a successful dessert euchre and bridge Wednesday afternoon and evening: In the afternoon there were nine tables of euchre and seven tables of bridge, euchre winners , being: afternoon - high, Mrs. Edith Reid, Clinton; low, Mrs. Thelma, Bode, Seaforth; lone hands, Mrs. Verda Sinclair., Seaforth; bridge high, Miss Janet Cluff, Seaforth; low, Mrs. Bernice Longstaff, Seaforth; lucky draw, Mrs. Phy- llis Harland, Clinton. In the evening there were nine tables of euchre and eight tables of bridge. Euchre winners were: high,. Mrs. 0, Johnston, Clinton; low, Mrs. Jane Hab- kirk, Seaforth; lone hands, Miss Elliott, Clinton; bridge high, Mrs. D. Symons, Clinton. low, Mrs. Carol Bowker, Clinton; lucky draw, Mrs. Sharp, Clinton. The ladies would like to thank everyone who turned out to make the day a success. The ladies curling starts Tuesday afternoon with the business girls Ttiesdal evening. cYRia, silawD0N Cyril Snowdon, 71, of Sea- forth, died in Goderich Friday after a lengthy illness. A lOng time resident of Sea- forth, he attended school here, He and his brothers were pub- lishers of the former Seaforth News. Until his illness forced his retirement two years ago he continued In the business, Seaforth News Printers. Born in Kincardine, he was the son of the late Rev, and Mrs. James F. Snowdon. Surviving are one sister, Gwendolyn, Exeter; two broth- ers, Oswald H. and Gerald IL, both of Seaforth. The body was 'at the R.S. Box funeral home in Seaforth where service was held on Sat- urday at 2 p.m. Rev. Stanley Sharpies officiated. The remains were cremated. JOHN McNICHOL John McNichol of Blyth passed away in Huronview on October 31, 1971 after a long illness. lie was in his 79th year. He leaves to mourn his pas- sing his wife, the former Annie Hutchison Nesbit, one son Aubrey of Morris township, and four step-children, Mrs. Mary Gray, Weston, Mrs. Wm. Govier of Erio, Frank Nesbit of Stratton and Lawrence Nesbit of Inger- soll, also 22 grandchildren. The funeral was held from the Tasker funeral home on Nov- ember 3 with burial in Brussels cemetery. The Rev, C. Wittick SAM DICKSON Sam Dickson, who practised law in Edmonton and Fort Sas- katchewan for 67 years, died Nov. 5 at 95. Mr. Dickson was a vigorous proponent for restoring historic Ford. Edmonton and last year was made the fort's first hon- orary mayor. A native of Seaforth, the son of a pioneer family, Mr. Dick- son in his youth was a well known athlete playing on several championship Seaforth teams. While health permitted he was a frequent visitor to town. He graduated from the University of Toronto in 1899 and from Osgoode Hall with his law degree in 1902. Coming west in 1902, he was admitted tolhe bar of the North- west Territories, of " which Alberta was a part. Mr. Dickson went to Hamil- ton in 1906 to marry Evelyn ward. They returned to Ed- monton to make their perma- nent home. He was a founder of the Ro- tary Club in Edmonton, and be- came its second, president. He was „a member of the Edmonton public school board, president of the Old Timers' Association, a former chairman of the city's historical board, and, a 'president of the Historical Society of Alberta. LOST , was In Charge • of the service' TV pallbearers were Laurie scou, Albert T. BeXtent Cockerlive, Prae.et ,11001e,,, McCullough and NOrMan GOVN, , Noitvgi. V. SAMpRE Noriel V. StiMoTe, '71, of Egmondville, died in Seaforth Community IfAsPita4 Friday after an illness of two weeks. Bern in McKillop township, he was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stimone. He attended schools in Seaforth and Mitchell. He was married• in Wingliam In 1932 to the former Nettie M. Homuth, They farmed in McKiilop Twp. until retiring to Egmondville in 1963. Surviving are his wife; one brother, Alvin, of Stratford; two sisters, Mrs. Earl (Myrtle)-Mac- ham, Stratford; Mrs. Kenneth (Ialeen) McFarlane, Listowel. The body was at the R.S. Box funeral home where ser- vices were held Monday at 2 p.m. ,with Elder Alex J. Smith officiating. Burial followed in Brussels cemetery, the pall- bearers being: Elmer Dennis, William Roe, Earl McNaughton, Stanley Hillen, Elmer Stephen- son and Charles Eyre. Flower- bearers were Robert McMichael, Richard Corlett, Randel Corlett, Glen McNichol and David Tepple- men. JOHN PRPM4TA ;oho CostellO, '80, 'of 'Strat- lett died at •the Hillside Rest ROW , RA 5, Stratford, Sunday. Born '10 Logan TOWnShiP ., sots of the late and John C9s41,19, ire, married, the former .Mary-: Jordan e4,0 they feTme4 in Logan *TeeraShip. until 1.9.59: before moving StratfeFfl. was a member of St. ,Joseph's Bernen Catholic Church in strata• fend, the Knights OP got*, bits and the Holy Name Society.. He is survived wife who 1S also at Hillside Rest Home six sons, Gerald of wingham; Charles of Hamilton; JOhn .Pf Logan Township, Jeremiah and Kenneth of Stratford; Fergus of ,Detroit; four daughters, Michael (Gladys) Hunt, of West; land, Mich., Mrs. Joseph (Norma) McIver of Kinkora, Mrs. John (Marion) Simmons, • of Farmington, Mich., Mrs. Jack (Marie) Bannon, of Lon- don; two brothers, Joseph of , Windsor and Thomas of Sea- forth; one sister, Mrs. J. B. Coughlin of Detroit; 61 grand- children and 13 great-grandchild- real The body was At the Heath- Leslie funeral home, Mitchell, until Wednesday, when a funeral mass was said at 40 a.m. at St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, Stratford. Burial was in Avondale cemetery.