The Huron Expositor, 1972-11-09, Page 9YOUNG ADULT INTERTOWN
Standings Goderich. 40, Strat-
ford 39, Seaforth 36, Wing-
* ham 17
Results Goderich 7, Seaforth 9
Stratford 4, wingham 2
High single A. Fisher 315, J.
Coleman 306
High Five R. Readman 1,175
. J. Coleman 1,141
High single. L. Palmby 374, J.
Coleman 345
High five S. Huras 1,262 F.
ark '1,234 ,
•Hiak, a'teragi {7, Slemon z21
HURON RURAL LEAGUE
Nov. 1/ 72
Standings Chipmunks 17, TigerS
• 12, Panthers 11, Cougars 9,
Groundhogs 7, Beavers 7
Ladies high single Phyllis Nott
241, High triple Olive Little
' 656
Men's ..high single and triple
Don Jewitt 293, 686
-C.
Standings Speeders 12, Lucky
Charms 10, IVIaufidites 4, Mo-
thered 2
Ladles high single, triple and
average Deanna Nobel 296,
664.,. 192
Men's High single, triple and
o average Pete Degrobt 249,
576, 192
ST, JAMES LEAGUE
Standing s Archies• 27, Bowlets
24, Scorpions 23, Tigers 21,
Peanuts 19, Strikers 10
Ladies High single Ann Nobel
29.9, Triple Joan Betties 695
Men'sv High single Karl Teichert
305, triple Jim Barry 726
LEGION BOWLING LFAGUE
High Single Ella, Munro 288 -
Gord McKenzie - 321 •
High' Triple Jane Habkirk 723 -
• Gord McKenzie 673
Standings - C.C.C.P. 28; Con-
stables Kids 26; Jabaat 25;
Heathers 20; Pussy Cats 18;
Team Canada 9;
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DUBLIN MIXED BOWLING
LEAGUE
Team #1 Hot 'Rods 24 pts;
.Tam 112, Roadrunners 28 pts;
Team #3, bum dum and the bowl-
, ing five 32 pts; Team #4, But-
terflies 31 pts;-Team #5, Spit-
fires 20 pts; Team #6, Red
Barons 34 pts.'
Men's High Single and Triple
' Mervin' Dietz 275' -, 6'75
Women's High Single -
Dietz - 257
Women's High Triple
Stapleton - 594
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SEAFORTH MIXED LEAGUE
Standings 1. Head Pins; 2. Boun-
cers; 3. Gutter Balls; 4. Lane
Leimers; 5. Strikers.;6. Aces;
Weekly Total Pins - Gutteraalls
3,132; Bouncers .1,071; Lane
Leapers, 2,824; Strikers
2,691; Hea,d Pins .2,674; Aces
2,571;
Ladies High Single and Triple
H. Garrick 281, 602; High
Average T. Coombs 183
Mens High Single and Triple
J. Barry 309, 751; High
Average L. Wesenburg 220
THURSDAY NIGHTERS
BOWLING ,
Standings' OOK Piks 22 -Colts
16 'ire Birds 14 .- Or-
chids 13 - Athletics 13 -
'Top Dogs 6
Ladies high single- Marg Mc-
Cauley 236, Cathy Renshaw
225, Jill Johnston 216
Ladies high triple Marg Mc-'
Cauley 672, Joan Price 570,
Mary Ann Weiler 521
Men's high single Larry Plum-
steel 298, Mac ,Webster 249,
Steve Hook 243
Men's high triple Larry Plum-
steel 743, Bruce Hoelscher
658, Steve Hook 620
Beavers
to play
Goderich
Seaforth Beavers will open
their 1972:-73 season Sunday
afternoon with an exhibition game
against'Goderich Sailors. Game
time is 2 p.m. at the Seaforth
Arena.
Most of the players from last
year are back again and some
new brood has been added.
Playing in the OHA Inter-
mediate "C" league they will be
competing against teams from
Meaford, Kincardine,, Port Elgin,
Goderich and wsikerton.
The Beavers first scheduled
home game will take., place
Sunday, November 19 when they
face Meaford.
Mount Carmel overcame an
early seven point deficit and came
on strong Friday afternoon to
win the Huron-Perth separate
school senior football
championship.
The Mount Carmel youngsters
downed St. James of Seaforth
34L20 in a sudden-death game
played at the South Huron Dis-
trict high school field in Ex-
eter.
The Mount Carmel touch-
downs were scored by'Steve Mc-
Cann, Gerry Brennan, Mike Mar-
rinan, Larry Regier and Larry
Ryan, Brian McCann and Derek
each added a convert and Larry
Ryan hooted a pair of single
pdints for the winners.
Jerome Aubin counted, a pair
of majors for Seaforth with
Mickey Hauw ert adding a touch-
down and Tony Arts picked up
a single point. •
By Gary gray
The Seaforth Industrial
Hockey League will ope n its
seventh season of operation neld
Sunday, November 12.
Each player will be required
to pay a -$2.00 membership fee
in order to play this season and is
to be paid by the third gatne of
the schedule (Nov, 26, 1970).
The only change front last
season is that the schedule con-
sists of i4 games, compared to
last years 12 scheduled games
and two exhibition games.
, All games are to start at
7:30 sharp, and 9 ,o'clock sharp.
Teams for upcoming season:
FLYERS
Garry Osborne, Jim Dick, Bill
Teall, Bill Price, Jim Carter,
George Garrick, Tom Phillips,
Bob Doig, Jack Baker, Al Geddes,
Lloyd Eisler, Ron Dale. Relny
Van Loon, Gary Gray.
BLUES
Gary Montgomery, Bill Pinder,
Gary Betties, Ken Wright, Merv.
Agar, Laverne Scott, Dave
Watson, Jim Watson, Wayne
Scott, Brian Flanagan, Mac Mc-
Lean, Don Jefferson, Don Car-
ter, Ken McLlwain,
STARS
Gerry Cooper, Don Morton, Joe
Dick, Brian Leonhardt,-Don Hul-
ley, Tom DevereauX, Steve South-
gate, Ron Beuermangjim Mont-
gomery, Kevin Henderson, Jim
Henderson, Harold Smith, Ken
Cardno, Jack Ungarian.
KINGS
Moe Huard, Dale Kennedy, Ray
Devereaux, Bill Boshart, Jim
Coleman, Gary' Nicholson,, Larry'
Broome, Dave Broome, Gord
Dick, Bob Watson, Jack Groo-
thlus, Steve Eckert, Stew Mc-
Lean, Don Etue.
1972-73 SCHEDULE
(All Sunday night games)
Nov.12-Blues Vs Kings 7:30
-Flyers vs -Stars , 9:00
Nov.19-Kings vs Stars 7:30
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farm. To be realy effective, it
The area should be separated so
that it will provide isolation from
disease organisms in the cow
barn. Ideally, this would be a
small building located a conven-
ient distance from the main barn.
It could also be an ,insulated
section on the second floor of
the existing barn. But, if the
'nursery must be in the •same
barn with older cattle, it is
important that it have a separate
air supply.
' The nursery should be- just
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The structure should also be
"ventilated to provide .a draft-
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frequent or extreme temperature
fluctuations. To maintain these
Conditions as well as to control
humidity, it may be necessary to
add supplementary heat. Ahigh
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air space to absorb moisture, foul
,gases and make the ventilating
system more effective.
Individual -calf pens or stalls
vrevent-calf-to-calf contact
thus reduce scours,
pneumonia and the occurence of
a sucking problem. Individual
pens, ideally, should be' 4 by 6
feet with wire or steel partitions.
They should be bedded for clean-
liness and comfort, Small, solid-
walled pens are usually damp and
difficult to ventilate. A, raised
tie stall 2 feet by 5 feet 6 inches/
with a slatted floor will save
space and bedding, and ensure a
dry bed and good air circulation.
This type should also be bedded,
with straw, or shavings.
Before moving newly-weaned
calves from the nurser*. they will
-be under lesso-stress if they are
grouped (up to- 6 animals) for a
few days;
A calf nursery in itself *will
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SEAFORTH
TOWN AND COUNTRY
Standings Tricky Six 28, Wild
Cats 26, Hot Shots 23, Dirty
Six 22, Pin Hunters 21, HAIL
8
Ladies high single and triple
Dorothy Williamson 296, 696
High Single •spare Jim
watson 258, Men's high triple
Dalton Diegel 626
HURON RURAL LEAGUE'
Standings Chipmunks 12, Tigers
10, Cougars 7, Panthers 6,
Ground Hogs 5, Beavers 2
Ladies high single and triple
.Mary Mcllwain 225, 623
Me•
n's high single and triple Geo.
Love 309, 841
EGMONDITILLE LEAGUE
°Standings, Blue 'Max 35, Gliders
31, Jets 27,,Rockets 24, Spit
Fires 18, Bombers 12
Ladies high single Marg Flani-
gan 270, high triple Helen
Nott • 683, average Bessie
Broom 190
Men's high single, triple and
4 average Gord Nobel 326, 885,
23'7
Y B C
Standings Swallows 36; • Robins
28, Pee Wees 16, Budgies
1'7, Canaries 11, ChicadeeS
18
* Ladies high single, Sandra Rus-
ton 180; triple Susan Ku nder
491
Men's high single and triple
Rick Ruston 233, 617.
•
, COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
Standings Maple Leafs 16, Can-
4 adian Wings 22, Travelers
24, Speedies, Diamonds
24, Super Stars 19
Ladies high single and triple'
Mary'Nobel 288, 114 "
Men's high single and triple Reg
Dick 263, 631
High average '"'Ann Nobel' 233
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SPORTS7CORNERf
-Blues vs Flyers
Nov.26-Kings vs Flyers
-Start vs Blues
Dec. 3-Flyers Ys Blues
-Kings vs Stars
Dec.10-Stars vs• Flyers
-Blues vs Kings
Dec.17-Blues ys Stars
-Kings vs Flyers
bec.31-Flyers. vs Blues
-Stars Kings
Jan.7/73-Kings vs Blues
-Stars vs Flyers
9:00
7:30
9:00
7:30
9:00
7:30
9:00
7:30
9:00
7:30
9:00
7:30
9:00
Jan.14-Flyers vs Kinge
-Blues vs Stars
jan.21-Kings vs Stars •
-Blues vs Flyers
Jan.28-Blues vs Kings
-Stars vs Flyers
Feb. 4-Blues vs Stars
-Flyers vs Kings
Feb.11-Flyers vs Blues
- -Kings vs Stars
Feb.18-Stars vs Flyers
-Kings vs BIues
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9:00
7:30
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