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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1974-12-19, Page 9Q 0 ldl i i w a. � I i I M +a l , . , ...• r C _•fir, sp, .0 ... rtSt n win The Seaforth Centenalres Jr. had 2 and Scott McTaggart with 1, D bockey'club increased their In the 3rd period Golem scored ST lw' winning streak to 4 games on again to put Port Stanley in the Sunday night as they scrambled lead. to a S•9 victory over the Port Steve Southgate scored his 3rd Big upset sat Stanley Lions. gctai of the game to tie it up at 4.4 Seafdrth opened up the scoring and with only 2 minutes earlyr in the first period when remaining Gary Phillips got the Steven "Bomber" Southgate clincher for Seaforth. Don ������• scored from Don Nicholson dnd Nicholson had a good night with 1 Paul Hulley. There was no more goal and 4 assists. San.day's' scoring in the first stanza but Port There were 19 penalties Stanley, went ahead 3-1 in the assessed during the game with Last Sunday's industrial games minute later the Flyers were second period before ' Seaforth Seaforth taking 13 of these. didn't turn out many players as caught asleep in their own end answered with goals by Steve Seaforth's next home game is only forty of a possible fifty-six . and Ron Dalton was allowed to �6ufhgate and Don Nicholson. on Friday, December 20 at 8 showed up: The lack of orange poke a loose puck in an open net Second period goals for Port P,M.fn Seaforth against the sweaters on the ice during the to 0iYr the. gam©--fdr•'the Blues. Stanley were, by Brian Golem who Exeter Hawks. first game . was perhaps the In the late contest the Stars WESTERN JUNIOR `D' reason why the last place Blues dominated the game throughout SUNDAY'S SCORES upset the league leading Flyers by taking a 3 to 1 lead in the first Seaforth 5, Port Stanley 4 by'the score of 4 to 3 . In the late period and scoring two more in Strathroy 7, Mitchell 5 game the Stars, all 8 of them, the second to win the game 5 to �3l W L T F A P defeated the Kings 5 to 3. Gary Bettles opened the scot.' g Belmont .'13 0 2 133 39 28 The early game was close for the Stars with a hard shot from Lambeth 9 5 1 86 82 19 throughout with the Flyers the point while Joe Dick and Bill Seaforth. 8 5 2 89 • 65 18 scoring first on a hard shot from Price each added one with Jim Tvistock 8 6 1 91 83 17 veteran Brian Leonhardt. Five Henderson of the Kings replying Lucan 8 8 l 107 98 17 minutes . 3 69 66 17 later rookie Perry before the period ended. Kevan Broome was. left alone in the Broome made it 4 to 1 early in the Mitchell 7 Strathroy 6 7 7 0 91 i31 12 circle to the left of Blue's goalie last period. Ken Wright and Bob Exeter 4 10 2 75 91 10 Osborne and he fired a weak shot Watson made the game close with Port Stanley 4 15 0 63 149 8 which eluded the nctminder and goals on shots from close in. Bill FUTURE GAMES the Flyers ,led 2 to 0. Larry Dale Price then salted away the victory Tuesday - Port Stanley at Mitchell then put the Blues on the with his second goal of the game Wednesday - Lambeth at Lucan. scoreboard with Ken Burgess on a breakaway with only 90 Thursday • Belmont at Tavistock. tying the score before the period seconds remaining. Although Friday - Exeter at Seaforth. fended. Dale scored on a Dale Kennedy did not get a goal Saturay - Lambeth at Belmont. breakaway while Burgess got his he played an outst anding game Sunday - Lucan at Exeter; Mitchell at Port Stanley; goal by shooting the puck out df while playing his hardest for all of Seaforth at Strathroy; Tavistock at Lambeth. the corner hitting Flyer's goalie the SO minutes that he was on the Rich Fortune, who was looking. ice. His three assists were proof Seafo'rth Manor the other way, and the puck of this. if the Kings continue to slipped into the back of the net. play the way they have been they Larry Dale again scored on a could be strong contenders for the Mr. and Mrs. K.dn Hulley and Mack Tiffin. break away early in the third final playoff spot, family visited their fat her Mr. Mrs. Alex Dennis and Mrs. period.Dale's skates seemed to On Sunday December 22 the Lorne Hulley. Wm. Hawley visited with Mrs. have a tendancy to not go in Flyers and the Stars who are tied Mr. Zachariah McSpadden Cartwright Hawley and. Mr. Z. behind his own blue line all night. for first will meet at 7:30 p.m. celebrated his birthday on Sunday McSpadden. 4 Jim Montgomery tied the score while the third place Kings and and was visited by members of Visitors with Mrs. Lillie Hudie for the Flyers with only tour last place Blues will play at his family and also went out for were Mr. and Mrs. Ross Driscoll minutes left but loss than a 9:00. Sunday evening dinner. and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon M Ke 'e Mrs'. James Stewart and Mrs. Reg. Kerslake visited with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Rinn Mr. Wm. Scott also wishing him a visited with Mrs. Florence happy birthday on Friday last. McGavin and Mrs. L. Hudie. Mrs.M argaret McBride and • Visitors with Mrs. Ada Reid Miss Ethel Gable visited the were Mr. and Mrs. John Wain of former's brother, Mr. Alvin Bayfield and Mrs. Janie Huggart McNain. Mr. and Mrs:.'Norman Schade Visitors with Mrs. George visited with Mrs. Florence Dundas during the week were McGavin. Rev. Docken , Brussels, Mrs. Ted Birthday greetings were in Duggan and Mrs. T. Dundas of order for Mr. Dennis Arney on Walton and Miss Tillie Dundas of Friday the 13th. town,. Christmas is fast approaching D T'ff f and excitement is in the air. A Mrs. an i in o January marks the beginning of a new year for the Seaforth Mr. and Toronto visited their brother , Mr. Merry Christmas to all. Recreation Committee. i feel that this year's committee has done an admirable job helping to plan and implement programs and ideas. for the betterment of our community. Each member has been `thinking for the community as a whole, not merely for their particular pet interest. A few members will be leaving this year to make room for others. If interested in becoming part of the Recreation Committee please leave your name at the Town Clerk's Office. An Arts and Crafts program is being set up for seniors and it will be held at the apartments on Market Street. If anybody has any scraps of mat crials or odds and ends to use in a craft program, could they please contact the Recreation Office. Down At The Lanes Dublin Mixed Bowling League Stragglers 55 Team I - 4 Pts, - 37 pts total 3058 Pin Heads 41 High Single and triple, Ted Leftees 33 Bradley. 189, 521. Ups & Downs 39 Team 110 pts. -'44 pts. total 2953 Ding-A-Lings 37 High single, Helen Wassmann, Lazy Six ' 26 243, high triple, Ann Kistner, Ladies' High Single and triple. 605. Mary Willcnis. 282, 625, High Team 1115 pts. - 76 pts. total 3170 average Pearl McCallum, 189. '1?figh single Joan Stapleton, 235, Men's High single. , Gerald high triple. Norma Dietz, 627. Grodlhius, 249. High Triple. Jack TEani IV 3 pts. 27 pts. total 3Q69 Uiigarian. 605. High Average. High single and triple, Fzai& Bob Harris. 210. Kistner, 246, 638. Egmondville League Team V - 2 pts. - 48 pts. total Team Standings: 2870 Swinging Six 53 High single, Floyd Wassmann, Elfs 49 215; High triple, Mervin Dietz. Streakers 49 530. Alley Cats 42 Team VI - 7 pts. 62 pts. - total Ups & Downs 40 3 .i8. Argos 19 High single Mary Stapleton, 232; Ladies' High Single, Jo Ana high triple, Hank Kramers. 594. Matthews, 234; High Triple. Barb Alexander, 599. Men's high Country Club single and high triple, Jim Barr%, Team Standings: 281. 743' Seasons Greetings 0 TUNDRA safety insulated HIGH WORK SHOES ........... 9.95 You SAVE SS."31 a Pair Sizes 7 to 12 and 4 sizes'�R-�-. Stock Limited FOR THIS SPECIAL JACK THOf' PSON' FOOTWEAR SER"V"ICE 8 Main Street Seaforth .N_ Brighten Their Christmas With Flowers We haver�a fine Selection $ 5.50 to 18.00 AZALEAS $10.00 to 15.00 TERRARIUMS $12.50 to 40.00 I• WE HAVE A STOCK OF HOLLY, MISTLETOE, HEATHER To aid you in your selection of Christmas Flowers We will be open Sunday afternoon from 1 p.m, to 5 p.m. On other days we will be open as usual at regular hours Madean" s Flowers Phone 527-0$00 Sealorth i2 Jervis Street Baptize babies at First Church Five children were baptized at First res yterian Church Sunday by Rev. E. G. Nelson. They were: Christopher Joffe, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Cleave; Frank Everet Allan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kling; Mark Russell, son of Mr. and Mrs. ,Brian MacDonald; Susan Jean, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Rowcliffe and Ronald Kenneth, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Sinnamon. WANTED SINGLE STOREY Frame Building Approx. 24'x 22' In good condition. 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