The Huron Expositor, 1971-12-30, Page 6YOUTH RALLY
Stiitford Tabernacle Trio
Evangelist David Tapley
FRI DAY, JAN. 7th
8:00 P.M.
SEAFORTH
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The reindeer scene painted by Miss C. Raeside and
Gordon Wright' won honorable mention in the Christmas
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to the
New Year
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New Year. And,
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SEAFORTH
Most Goals - Pinder (K) 7
Most Assists- T.PH1111Ps(K) 5
Most Penalties - Kennedy (FL)
16 min.
Most Penalized Team - Blues
and Flyers - 34 min.
Leading Goal Tender -
Huard & Henderson(BL) 3.25
Osborne (S) 3.50
Cooper (K) 3.75
Montgomery. (FL) 5.00
Legion Scores
Results of games played on
December 24:
COM 3INES
Rockets 6 Stars 4
PEEWEE
Bruins 3 Leafs 0
NOVICE
Canadians 1 Hawks 1
MITES
Bruins 4 Leafs 3
STANDINGS
COMBINES
Rockets 4 3 0 1
Stars 4 0 3 1
PEEWEE
Bruins 4 3 1 0 6
Leafs 4 1 3 ' 0 2
' NOVICE
Canadians 4 2 1 1 5
Hawks 4 1 2 1 3
MITES
Leafs 4 2 1 1 5
Bruins 4 1 2 1 "3
LEADING SCORERS
D.Cornish (Rockets) 8 goals
F. Lane (Bruins) 4 goals
B. McGowan (Canadians) 4 goals
M. MctIwain (Bruins) 8 goals
Leading Goaltenders
G. Stewart (Bruins) 1 shut out
B. Boomer (Bruins) 1 shut out
K. McClure (Leafs) 1 shut out
Next games scheduled for
Friday, December 31 at regular
times.
to tie up the game. Danny Nolan
slipped the puck by Hensall at
2:55- assisted by O'Shea to take the
lead 3-2 only to have Ingram for
Hensel' score at 9:55 and tie
it all up again. Danny Nolan
again put Seaforth ahead at 13:43
unassisted.,Seaforth could not
hold their opponents with Jamie
Caldwell scoring at 19:15 to tie
the game 4-4.
Eight penaltieS were handed
out with both teams receiving
four each, Seaforth Bantams next
home game is Wednesday, Dec-
ember 29 when they host Zurich,
at 7 P.M.
Mark 25th
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,visited her sons here some
months ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Stinnissen have
a family 'of three sons and
a daughter. Pete, a biologist,
is with the Department of Lands
and Forests at Wawa, Ontario,
,Michael is a student at Fanshaw
College while Arnold and Ida
attend School here.
During the evening, Ewart
Wilson on behalf of those present
made a presentation to the couple
and read the following address:
All of us - your relatives,
friends and neighbours are here
to honour you to-nite on this
very happy occasion. In this
small way we show our apprec-
jation to you both and your family
for being such fine neighbours,
for your wonderful contributions
•to our community life, to you
'Arnold fOr your generous help
and service on committees, to
you Leenie for your faithfulness
to our Girl Guide program and
all it entails, to your daughter
and sons by their good example
and co-operation.
We want you to accept this
as a remembrance of this happy
occasion together.
Our best wishes to you both
and your family and many more
happy years ahead.
THIS WEEK
AT THE
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MAITLAND TRIO
FRIDAY:—
NEW YEAR'S
EVE PARTY
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SATURDAY:—
MAITLkND TRIO
In. the Crown Room
Dining room open on Sunday:
from 12 noon • 2 p.m. and 5 p.m.
to 8 p.m. in the everting.
.21fay the
New Year bring
abiding Peace and
harmony. It is with sincere thanks
we extend our best wishes to everyone.
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MUNICIPAL DUMP
Will Be Open
MONDAY, JAN. 3rd
1972
From 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
and then closed until
further notice.
Anne Burchill, Clerk,
Township of Hibbert
Dublin, Ont.
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selected as a member of the
Senior Ontario Rugby Football
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RECEPTION
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(By Gary Gray)
In Industrial Hockey action on
Sunday, Dec. 19th the Stars moved
. into a first place tie with the
Kings by trouncing them by a
score of 8 - 3. It was the first
defeat of the season for the Kipgs
who had won their first three
games including a 6 -5 victory
over the same Stars earlier in
the season. After four games the
Stars and Kings have .six points
apiece on three wins and a loss.
The third place Blues stayed in
contention by picking up their
second win of the season by
downing the winless Flyers 5-2.
Bill Teall and .Dave Broome
each fired the Hat Trick for the
Stars over the Kings. In addit-
ion to his three goals Teall also
picked up two assists.
Reiny Van Loon, and Earl Gray
(Teall's linemates) scored the
other Stars' goals. League scor-
LEGION BOWLING LEAGUE
. Team Standings:GumdroTs;
62; Threeballers, 60; Deadbeats,
58; Unpredictables, 39; Armpits,
34; Hellbells, 20.
Ladies' High Single - Betty
Leonhardt, 262. High Triple -
Jackie Melanson, 658.
Men's High Single and Triple-
Al Nicholson, 273; 668.
ST. JAMES LEAGUE
Team standings: Ostriches,
65; Blue Jays, 65; Rambling
Ravens, 55; crows, 50; Orioles,
41; Sky Larks, 39.
Ladies' high single and triple,
Entertainment
this week at the
Elm HAVEN
Shirley Fields
playing something for every-
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MOTOR HOTEL
Finlayson and Veteran Jimmy
Watson in their win over the
Flyers. Don Jefferson and
Tom Devereaux scored for the
Flyers who played the entire
game with only six players.
Games for Sunday, Jan. 2, 1972:
Stars VS Blues 7:30
Kings VS Flyers 9:00
LEAGUE STANDINGS
GP W L G.F. G.A. P'TS.
Stars 4 3 1 22 14 6
Kings 4 3 1 18 15 6
Blues 4 2 2 13 13 4
Flyers 4 0 4 • 9 20 0
Mary Noble, 290 and 731.
Men's high single, Gord
Noble, 276; high triple,. John
Coleman, 716.
Season's highs - ladies' high
single and triple, Anne Noble,
344 and 908; high average, Mary
Noble, 256:
Men's high single and triple,
Gord Noble, 385 and 833; high
average, John Coleman, 241.
SEAFORTH MIXED LEAGUE
Team standings: June Bugs,
2952; Lady Bugs, 2858; Termites,
2686; Bed Bugs, 2678; Caterpil-
lars, 2642; Belles, 2492.
Ladies' High Single and Triple
Thelma Coombs, 219 and 633.
Men's High Single - Geo.
Ribey, 285 and Men's Triple -
M. Hubert, 675, spare E. Matz-
old, 711.
Team standings: Caterpil-
lars, 66; June Bugs, 59; Bertles
49; Bed Bugs, 40; Lady Bugs, 31;
Termites, 28.
Seaforth Bantams came
through with their third tie of the
season tieing Hensall 4-4 on Wed-
nesday, December 22. Terry Mc-
Donald opened the scoring for
Hensall at 1:40 of the first period.
Jamie Caldwell picked up another
goal for Hensall to lead the hockey
game 2-0 at the end of the first
period.
Bill O'Shea chalked up the lone
goal in the second periodforSea-
forth assisted by Steve Bennett
and Danny Nolan making the score
2-1 In favour of Hensall. O'Shea•
came through- again in the third
period, assisted by Brian Murray
4
3
3
4
3
T.Phillips(K)
Gray (S) 2 3
El.Muir (S) 2 2
Hulley (S) 2 2
Carnochan(S) 1 3'
B.Watson (S) 1 3
B.Phillips(K) 1 3
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4
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3
3
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7 6
7 16
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4 9
4 0
4 6
4 3
4 6
Mg leader, 13111 Pinder and Vet- TOP TEN SCORERS erans Art Strong and Gary
Fettles scored for the Kings who G.P. G A .PTS, PIM
were outplayed throughout the Pander K) 3 7 3 10 6
game. Strong (K) 4 6 1 '7 0
The Blues got single goals D.Brootne(S) 4 6 1 '7 3
from Gary Nicholson, Larry . Teall (S) 3
Broome, Jack Groothius, Jim Kennedy (F) 4
3
Bantams Tie Hensall
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