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The Huron Expositor, 1971-12-16, Page 7H I M . . . Sport Shirts 3.95 to 9.95 Dress Shirts 6.95 to 8.95 Banlon Knit 'Shirts 10.95 Viyella Shirts 14.00 - 16.00 Double Knit Shirts 10.95 Novelty Shirts 7.95 up Broadcloth Pyjamas .... 5.95 up Flannelette Pyjamas .... 4 95 up Ski Pyjamas 5.95 Terry Gowns 12.95 - 13.95 Dress Sox 1.00 to 1.79 Knee-High„ Sox . . . 1.95 & 2.25 Ties • 2.00 to 4.00 Jewellery 2.00 to 7.50 Belts I 2.00 to-5.95 Wallets 2.00 to 8.00 Handkerchiefs 25c to 69c -Boxed Hankies, '1 50 Pullover Sweaters .... 10.95 up Cardigans 9'.95 to 17.95. Sleeveless Sweaters 9 95 Skinny Rib Sweaters .... 13.95 Flare Blue Jeans 7.95' *New Suedene Jeans Corduroy Flares .10.95 Double Knit Flares 17.95 up. Dress Pants 14.95 up -Hat Certificates , , 7,95 up Car Coats 17.95 to 35.00 All Suits Reduced '20% Sport Jackets .'.. . Reduced 20% • GIFTS FOR BOYS.. • -Sport Shirts 3.49 - 4.95 Sweaters • 2.95 to 7.50 • • Blue Denim Flares 5.95 Corduroy Flares .... 5.95 to 7.95 Boy's Toques 1.25 to 2.49 Knit Face Masks Boy's Ski Jackets, 10.95 to 13.95 Boy's Corduroy Coats .. 17.95 up • Beavers Individual S ndings Game Goals Assists Points Played Jack McLlwain . 5 9 Bob Beuttenmiller 5 5 Murray Henderson 5 6 Art Murray . 5 3 Wayne Rau 5 4 George Reeves 5 1 Terry Craig 4 1 Jim Dick 4 0 Bill McLaughlin 3 2 Ray Devereaux 5 0 Ed. Doimage 1 , 0 Ken Doig • 1 0 Harvey Dale 1 1 Greg. Rau 2 0 Rick Fremlin 1 0 Seaforth • out-scored other teams 33 - 21 after 5 games. 1st period 7 = 7 2nd period 22 - 4 3rd period 4 - 10 Al Carter (Goalie) 5 games played; 21 goals against - Average 4.25 Penalty In Min. 7 16 2 7 12 10 5 A, 11 6 4 7 ' 2 2 6 8 ' 5 6 2 4 5 . 15 5 5, .0 2 4 2 0 0 15 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 "0 2 "A Direct Mail eomprim, v.oritlers ho-interested in making ri few off-season trips." j rTh ,114.111 t•AM II Stewart's bave added extra sales help, filled.in the stock where possible - and priced our famous 'quality gifts lower to keep .you, shopping in Seaforth and at Stewarts. GIFTS F M STEWART'S ARE MOST APPRECIATED GIFTS FOR GIFTS FOR GIFTS FOR - THE HOME•.• Wool Throws • 8.95 & 11.95 Kenwood Blankets, 17.95 - 19.95 Ayers Biankets 14.95 Ayers Car Rugs 10.95 Queen Size Blankets,24.50 - 28.50 Bathroom Sets 6.95 - 9.95 Bed Spreads 12.95 - 22.50 Cotton Sheets .... 4.50 to 6.95 ea. Pillow Cases 1 65 to 2.95 Fitted Flannelette Sheets, 4.50 up Flannelette Sheets 6.95 to 9.95 pr. Bedroom Mats 6 95 to 9.95• Boxed Wabasso Bed Sets .. 12.95 Fortrell Pillows .4, 6.95 Pattern Tablecloths t .2.25 to 7.95 Linen Type Tablecloths 7.95 to 14.95 Towels • 1.95 to 4.95 Face Cloths 50c to 95c livRotti g Down At The Lanes By Lee Hee POSITqk SEAFORTH, ,9NT.,, 1 14, 1971..4 allriYornal , •y.- Shovin aboye are Optimist Bob Read, Chris Ring, Joe Czerwinski, Jr., Ron Broome, Doug. Anstett and Joe Czerwinski,Sr. Ron Broome presented Joe Czerwinski Jr. with the most valuable player trophy for the 1970-71 Novice Hockey team. Bob Read presented Chris Ring with a pair of skates for most improved player. Doug. Anstett received the most goals trophy from Joe Czerwinski Sr. The presentations were part of the Optimists annual youth night. (Staff Photo) 4.1 Optimists Honor Optimites With Trophies And Banquet LEGION BOWLING LEAGUE Team standings: Gumdrops, 57; Threeballers, 53; Deadbeats, 51; Unpredictables, 37; Armpits, 34; HeUbells, 20. Ladies' High Single and Trip- le , Ann Wood, 277 and 715. Men's High Single and Triple Gord Scott, 280 and 787. ST. JAMES' LEAGUE Team standings: Blue Jays 56; Ostriches, 54; Rambling Ra- vens 50; Crows, 40; Orioles, 39; Sky Larks, 34. Ladies' High Single and Triple, Carol Seller, 316 and 724. Novice Schedule • PLAYING TIMES Hensall - Wednesday *. 6:30 Zurich Wednesday 6:30 Grand Bend "2 Monday 6:30 Mitchell - 'Saturday 4:30 SEAFORTH - Saturday ^' 7:00 Won Lost Pts. 2 0 4 0 2 0 d 1 1 2 1 1 2 1 1 2 1 1' 2 2 0 4 0 2 Midgets Defeat Goderich Men's High Single and Triple, Gord Noble 352 and 833. COMMERCIAL LEAGUE Team standings: Sharpghoot- ers, 56; Irish Tigers, 40; Chall- engers, 39;5 Irish Dutchies, 28; Greyhounds, 26; Sharp Dutchies, 21. Ladies' High Single and Triples: Ann Nobel, 257 and 723; Rachel Walters, 234 and 612. Men's High Single and Triples: John Coleman, 331 and 787; Rick Wood, 300 and 812. MINOR LEAGUE Team standings: Pro s, 52; Tornado s, 41; Born Winners, 37; Ball Bouncers, 37; Bomb- ers, 37; Pin Knockers, 27. Ladies' High Single and Triple: Deanna Nobel, 232 and 611. Men's Singles: Ross Govier 241; Doug. Dietz, 233; Ron Young 230. C. Y. 0. Team Standings: Humans, 59; S. Stars, 57; Africans, 42; Gorillas, 41; Pullets, 31; Ba- boons, 19. Ladies' High Sing& and Tri- ple: Mary Nobel, 244 and 654; Leanne Melanson, 216. Men's I-Tift Single and Tri- ple: Harry Arts, 293 and 644; Peter Degroot, $70 and 635; Gary Nash, 258 and 633. TOWN & COUNTRY CLUB - Team Standings: Tricki Six, 52; Packers,44; High Flyers, 40; Pin Sticers, 34; Diggers, 31; Potato Kings, 30. Ladies High Single: Sharon Pruss, -295; Ladies' High Tri- ple - Mary Ungarian, 606. Men's High Single' and Tri- ple: John Snushall 267 and 687. FORESTERS LEAGUE ' Team Standings: Green Acres, 45; Haymakers, 45; Com.. bines, 35; Hee .1-laws, 25; Hay eds 24; Hillbillies, 15. Ladies' High Single and Tri- ple: Ruth Campbell, 291 and 661. Men's High Single and Tri- ple: George Love, 281 and 787. • • THURSDAY NI GHTERS Team standings: Squeezers, 48; Huggies, 43; Geriatrics, 35; Sweet Nothings, 33; Crook's 29; -Maulers, 22, • Ladies' High Single a• nd Tri- ple: Mary Hoe, 261 and 600. Men's High Single, George Blanchard, 276 and Men's High Triple, Gord Nobel, 687. EGMqNDVILLE LEAGUE . Team Standings: Whippets, 75; Datsuns, 46; Grey Dorts,41; Cougars, 39;' Fords, 37; Lin- coins, 37. Ladies' High Single and Tri- ple, Gloria Glanville, 217 and 550. Ladies' High Average Helen Nott, 173. Men's High Single - Brian Barry, 308; Men's High Triple - Gord Nobel, 799 and Men's High Average - Gord Nobel, 237. SEAFORTH MIXED LEAGUE - Team Standings: Bed Bugs, 2.849; Caterpillars, 2685; Beetles, 2635; Lady Bugs, 2578; June Bugs, 2395; Termites, 2386. Ladies' High Single and triple Rachel Walters , 260 and 598. Men's High Single and triple John Coleman, 296 and 694, spare Ivan Nielson 717. Team standings; Caterpil- lars, 56; June Bugs, 45; 'Beetles, 44; Bed Bugs, 38; Termites, 26; Lady Bugs, 22. Kings Win, Remain Undefeated In Industrial Hockey action on Sunday night the Kings' ran their unbeaten string to three in as-many games, and the Stars gained tole possession of sec- ond place two points behind the Kings. In the early game the Stars came from behind a 3-1 deficit to edge the Flyers 4-3, Earl Gray's goal with less than five minutes remaining in the game proved to be the winner. Bill Teall, Bill Muir and Dave Broome scored the other goals for the Stars. • , Dale Kennedy fired a pair and Ken McIlwain one, as the Flyers went down to their third straight defeat. Both goaltenders Mbntgomery for the Flyers and Osborne of the Stars, came up with several key saves. The Flyers picked up 6 of ten penal- ties including a misconduct , to Kennedy. In the late game the Kings got' a two goal performance from veteran Art Strong enroute to their 3-1 victory over the Blues. Jim Mcllwain scored the other goal. 'for the Kings, Jack Groo- thuis fired the 16ne goal for the Blues who jumpeji into a 1-0 lead in the first period. Again both goaltenders Cooper (Kings) and Huard (Blues) turned in key Performances. The gams Was Huard's first of the season. There was only one penalty cal- led in , the fast skating game. Games for Sunday, Dec. 19,1971 Blues vs Flyers 7:30 'Stares Kings 9:00 connected with each one. He also discussed the fin- ancial aspects of the illegal traf- fic in drugs, with most of the money going to large crime syn- dicates such as the Mafia. During a discussion period after his talk he answered many. questions from the ydung people in the audience . Constable Hammond was int- roduced by Optimist Joe Murphy and thanked by Optimist Alf Ross. Moe Huard introduced 'mem- bers of the Pee wee and Bantam baseball teanis of the past sea- son and thanks was extended to the team coaches, George Ring and Ray Menhell. Charles -Geddes introduced the Novice hockey teams"( for this year and each player was presented, ,with a-'. team crest. • Midget Schedule Group Convener Gus Boussey of Clinton has announced the Midget Schedule. Nov. 25 Clinton at Hensall Nov. 27 SEAFORTH at Clinton Nov. 28 Mitchell at Goderich Nov. 29 Zurich at Grand Bend 29 Hensall at Mitchell Dec. 1 Clinton at SEAFORTH 1 Grand Bend at Zurich ,Goderich at Hensall 5 Seaforth at Goderich Dec. 6 Hensall at Grand Bend Dec. 6 SEAFORTH at Mitchell Dec. 8 Goderich at SE AFORTH • Dec, 9 Grand Bend at Hensall Dec. 11, Mitchell at Clinton Dec. 12 Grand Bend at Clinton 5 P.M. Dec. 12 Zurich at Goderich Dec. 13 Goderich at Mitchell Dec. 1`3 SEAFORTH at Grand 'Bend Dec. 15' Clinton at Zurich Dec. 15 Grand Bend at •• SEAFORTH Dec. 16 Zurich at Hensel' Dec. 18 Hensall at Clinton Dec. 19 Grand Bend at Goderich Dec. 20 Clinton at Grand Bend 20 Zurich at Mitchell Dec. 22 Goderich at Zurich 22 Hensall at SEAFORTH Dec. 23 Mitchell at Hensall 23 Clinton at Goderich Dec. 27 Clinton at Mitchell 27 Hensall at Grand Bend Dec. 29 Hensall at Zurich 29 Clinton at SEAFORTH Dec. 30 Zurich 6.t Hensall Jan. 2 Grand Bend at Zurich Jan. 3 Clinton at Mitchell 3 Goderich at Grand B.:nd Jana 5 SEAFORTH at Zurich Jan. 6 Hensall at Goderich 8:30 Jan. '8 SEAFORTH at Clinton Jan. 9 Mitchell at Goderich Jan. 10 Hensall at Grand Bend 10 SEAFORTH at Mitchell Jan. 12 GOderich at SEAFORTH 12 Grand Bend at Zurich ,Jan. 13 SEAFORTH at Hensall Jan. 15 Goderich at Clinton Jan. 16 SE,AFORTH • at Goderich Jan. 17 Mitchell at Grand Bend Jan. 193 Hensall at Zurich 19 Mitchell at SEA FORTH Jan. 20 Zurich at HenSall Jan. 22 Zurich at Clinton Jan. 23 Clinton at Goderich 4:30 Jan. 24 Goderich at Mitchell 24 Zurich at Grand Bend Jan. 26 Mitchell at SEAFORTH 27 Grand Bend at Hensall 29 Goderich at Clinton 30 Mitchell at Clinton 6:30 Jan. , 31 Grand Bend at Mitchell Pay. IP. Icalowc1 by a Newlrear'S glrfrpafity ocIttr4e. . will keep YottpuSted. on further ^,,events aS,titey CPIPP paritams ro Game To Grand Bend Grand Bend edgedSeaforth 4 •••• 2 in a game played in Zurich Monday night. Jackson and Des- Jardine scored for...Grand Bend with Kevin Bennett getting the loner for Seaforth unassisted in the first period. Panet scored in the second period to make it 3. - 1, for Grand Bend. Seaforth came 'back in the thirk with Kevin Bennett again racking in another unassisted goal only to have Jack- son score for Grand Bend making the final score 4 - 2. Nine penalties were assessed in the game with Seaforth getting 3 and Grand Bend 8. Seaforth Bantams travel to Goderich on Saturday, December 18. Seaforth's next home gain?. is Wednesday, December 22 when they play host to Hensall Bantams at 7 P.M. At last we have settled down to steady curling. With the weather so mild at the first, of our season it was pretty hard to gbt ice to curl 'on. This year a new league was formed by the business girls who are curling Tuesday evenings. Our first draw for all 'events is fast' coming to an end with the rinks neck and neck coming home. I will keep you posted regarding play-offs. A rink of business girls went to Guelph last week. They won one, tied one,' and lost one. On Dec. 2 an entry of Bob Wilson, Dave Cornish, Bill. Campbell. and Gord Betitten- miller, MZk in the Imnerial Oil Spiel at Sarnia, coming home with the Dow Chemical Co.Tro- phy. Congratulations boys. We are proud of you. On Wednesday a rink of Bob Wilson, Kay Sharpe, Bill Camp- bell Jr. and Shardn Wilson at- tended the play-off at Teeswater for the 'Rose Bowl winning the district of 13B. On Saturday the mixed events committee had a local spiel with one full draw playing two games with a dance following. ThiS is the first of several events they have planned for the future. The next is a double draw on Boxing Seaforth Optimites honored members of the 1970-71,Opti- Mites Hockey 'team. at a dinner at the arena Thursday evening. It was the annual youthappre- ciation meeting. Trophies were presa ed by Ron Broome to the moSt valuable player, Joe Czerwinski, Jr.; by Bob Read; air of skates, to Chris Ring, the most improved player and by Joe Czerwinski, Sr., to Doug Anstett, most goals scored during the last season. The meeting was presided over by Optimist President Ken C amnbell. Guest speaker for the even- ing was Constable Dave Ham- mond, of the RCMP Drug squad. Constable Hammond spent eight years on the Metropolitan Toi- onto Police force, five of those with the morality squad and has been with the RCMP for the last three' years. Constable Hammond went into detail about the many drugs avail- able on the illegal market today, stressing the potential dangers If in Doubt Give a GIFT CERTIFICATE For Any Amount Dec. 11 Grand Bend at Mitchell 11 Hensall at SEAFORTH Dec. 13 SEAFORTH at Grand Bend Dec. 14 Grand Bend at Mitchell 6:30 'Dec. 15 ZUrich at Hensall Dec. 18 Hensall at Mitchell 18 Zurich at SEAFORTH Dec. 20 SEAFORTH at Grand Bend • Dec. 22 Mitchell at Zurich Grand Bend at Hensall Dec. 27 Mitchell at Grand Bend Dec. 29 Hensall atqurich Jan. 5 Mitchell at Hensall Jan. 5 Mitchell at Hensall 5 SEAFORTH at Zurich a Jan. R Zurich at Mitchell 8 Grand/Bend at SEAFORTH Jan. 10 Hensall at Grand Bend Jan. 12 SEAFORTH at Hensall 12 Grand Bend at Zurich Jan. 15 Mitchell at SEAFORTH Jan. 17 Mitchell at Grand Bend • Jan. 18 Hensall at SEAFORTH Jan, 19 Hensall at Zurich Jan. 22 Zurich at Mitchell Jan 24 Zurich at Grand Bend Ja. ertrand Bend at Hensall 26 SEAFORTH at Zurich Jan. 29 SEAFORTH at Mitchell • Feb. 2 Zurich at Hensall Feb. 5 Zurich at SEAFORTH A Hockey • Standings The following are the results of the games played Dec.11,1971. Team standings: Pliy COMBINES Rockets 2 O Stars. 2 PEEWEE Leafs 2 Bruins 2 NOVICE Hawks 2 Canadians 2 MITES Leafs 2 Brains 2 .SCORING LEADERS COMBINES D. Cornish 4 goals B. Ire= (15) 2 goals PEE WEE C. Stewart 3 goals , F. Lane 2 goals NOVICE B. McCoinan . 3 goals M. Flanigan 3 goals J. Delaney 2 goals B. McIvor 2 goals G. Bedard 2 goals MITES M. Mclllwain 2 goals B. Lane -2 goals • LEADING GOAL TENDER Keith McClure (Leafs) 1 shutout NOTE All parents are requested to en- * sure that all hockey equipment is marked with the boy's name.This permits easy identification if equipment is left in the arena. Seaforth " Midgets deleated Goderich 4-3 at the local arena on December 8. Goderich opened, the scoring at the 27 second mark of the first period. Seaforth tied the score at the 6:08 mark when B. Lane fired the first Seaforth marker. Ooderich agaih took the lead in the second period 'at the 1:10 mark. L. Kale then counted t‘.ro in a row for Seaforth. In the third period Goderich came back with their third goal of the night. * B. Lane scored the winner for .Seaforth at the 18:43 mark Of the third period. A4tOtal of six penalties were called, including one 10-minute Inisc4141Ct, fOr profanity against the Goderich team. Jan. Jan. Jan. 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