The Huron Expositor, 1978-01-05, Page 8' The family of
Harry and Nellie
ARTS
wish to invite friends
relatives, and neighbmis. tna
25th Anniversary
Reception
Sat., Jan14
Seaforth comMunity
Centre
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Everyone Welcome
-Doug Abstett
and
Nancy Preszcator
[Bridal Couple]
Wish to invite relatives,'
'friends and neighbours .to
their . .
--WEDDING•
RECEPTION
Friday, Jan. 6
SeafOrthiCommunity
Centre
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the 's owN
b4..4 t..4hat a, cesvrbrn„fe.
HL teams battle-it out
By Dave 13roome
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• tr;,!e test of the Dabs irth'
cause the Flying French en
Seaforth Novice Team travelled'
to Exeter to play in the Tourna-
ment.
• The first game was against
Sarnia' Reserve. Seaforth won 'it
.. 12-1.'. leaving it again until the last five
Jeff Alce started the scoring off minutes of play to score. Steve But this season, bo combined injury lists in the first period with 2 goals. Stapleton played the net most of cover the West
Pat Murray scored 5 goals . for , this game and played .an' out- Everest.
Seaforth and Mike Betties scored standing game. .
The' boys from ste 4 goals while Ron Pryce got 1 Pat 'Murray scored the first the added problems goal. goal. Ron Pryce tucked in . the salary disputes an The boys. played their second second goal making the score 2-0 season 'of team .liss
game against Mitchell with only 8 , 'for Seaforthi The "B" ChampionS the Raiders and St ee players. Mitchell was ahead' 3-1 of 'the Tournament in Exeter. out of, this year's with less than 2 minutes left n the -- ' On Friday. December 30, • the Football League last period when,Jeff Alce scored, team played in . Milverton
making it 3-2: Twenty_ seconds _hrhigitig_home_another.win-of-4-1-; teams are als
later, -PifTvTurray got his second Pat Murray started the score off:Th6 reeoa seaSon was 3 goal of the game tying the score. with one goal in the first period. worth.
1,To‘b beak the tie, the teams took. Brad .Beutenmiller then scored 2 _ 0 ur own I. .L. version of shots o the goalies. Out 'of seven goals and Jeff Alce scored in the
:players, 4 scored for Seaforth; . third period. .
"that's not quiet the way it really
Ron Pryce,-Jeff Alce, Frat Murray Next Saturday January 7, .......is" has been unfolding graduAlly
and Don Brown. Milv.erton comes to Seaforth' at this season.
' Tony Van Loon, goalie for the 3:15 and on Sunday, January 8, The' Hawks are -a team that
day played outstandingly in, net Mitchell comes to Seaforth at 1:15 have suffered, injuries, player
and only let one Mitchell goal in ,in p.m. . defections and poor turnouts, The
dark Shirts just are not that bad
with
Last a Sunday
fullsqunaidg.ht.
though, five
'skaters showed up and fhe Kings,
, , taking full advantage of the sad
, .
John.Penti, director the Family program. When the program was Does one jump on the Hawks
, .. .
and Children's Services in Huron-, abandoned , a year later, 32 for even p'l'aying the silly match or
County, formerly the Children's 'families were involved. ; ' do you blast the Kings for taking
• ., Aid Society, said costs in Huron For holidays
quare c ancers
have party
The Clinton Wheel 'n Dealers
Stifare Dance Club held a gala
Chrisfinas danCe party , on,
December 14 at the Clinton
PublicSchool with dancers from
Belgrave, Londesboro, Goderich,
Walfen, Seaforth and Clinton ,
areas,.
• There were nine squares in
attendance and Santa Claus wan
present . to give everyone a gift.
Also, Glenn and 'Doris Patterson
and Ed. and,lois Wise received a
gift from the' club.
New Year's Eve party was held
at the Orange Hall in Clinton with
a large number of square dancers
Reporting law changes
As of January 1' you won't have
to report a Motor-vehicle accident
to police unless you have
tamed $400 or more damage or
the accident has resulted in. an
injury.
That is a change from the
• 'Stars I ..rit,i.A4 r
Mr; and Mrs: John„Patterson had as holiday visitors their
daughter Mr. and Mrs. Ray Beattie and Kimberly and Kevin
from Diktton; and their sister Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Rouse from
Norwich, ilg'n'their son Mr.':and Mrs. John Patterson and Jason
of RR 2,, Seaforth.
Mrs. Ross Boyd, Burnaby-B.C.,:and tier son-Mr. Alan Boyd of
Hamilton visited ,Miss Ethel Dennis. and Mr. Elmer Dennis on
Sparlhkg Street. •
Mr; „and Mrs. James McQuaid. of Victoria Apartments had
their family? for Christmas. Those present included Mr. and Mrs.
-- Patrick Murray, London, Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Denomme- and
farrilly,,Zurich; Mr. and Mrn..RoY McQuaid and son, Oshawa. On
New Year's eve -Mr. and Mrs. James McQuaid were visited by
their grandsons Ur. and Mrs. Franiers---Denomme of Zurich and
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Murray of London.
Mr. Leo Hagan and Paul; Mr. Frank Hagan, Goderich spent
Christmas Day with the former's daughter and son-in-law Mr.
and. Mrs,„ Doug Ord of London.
Members of the staff of• Hangh' Equipment, Brucefield
returned- recently from Hawaii where they attended a sale
convention sponsored by Modern Farms. Those, on the trip
*hided Allan Haugh, Marlene Sorensen, .Nick Klaver, Paul
Vogels and Mr. , and Mrs. DaYid Reid.. •
Holiday visitor's with Mr. -and Mrs. James M. Scott, were Mr.
and Mrs, W.R. SMith, and family of London, Wigs Mildred
Forrest of Brantford, and Mr. John Scott of Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs',Doug Ord, London spent part of the New Year's
weekend' with Leo Hagan and Paul. ,
Mr. Homer Hunt; Port Dover spent the haiday'season with
Mr. and 'Mrs. -Frank Hunt. -
Mr. arid Mrs. ,Norman Speake and son, Sean, of FredritiOn,
N-13. spent a few days over the holiday weekend with Leo Hagan
and Paul. .
. Holiday visitors'With Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Rowdiffe were:
Mr. and Mrs, Carmon Rowcliffe of Bayfield; Mr.- and. Mrs.
Dennis JeWitt; Kathy and Dayid, Clinton; Mr. and Mrs Ffank
Young, and Mrs. • Girvin Young , all of Goderich; Mr. and Mrs.
D. M. sell, St. John, New Brunswick; David Bell,' Halifax; Mr.
• and, Mrs, Fiank Brunetti, Windsor; Mr. and Mrs. Wayne -
London; Mr-,nd Mrs. George Moncrief, Aniberley and
Mo crief
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wright, Bill and: Joyne of Brampton
visited Mrs. Alex Finnigan and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Rowcliffe
for New Years:
Miss Anne Wilbee of London visited over he holday with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Wilbee.
Mr. and. Mrs. Fred cosfor ondon the New Year , ere
holiday. . . ,
Spending the holiday at their parents home, Dr. and Mrs.
Rodger Whitman, ..vere Mr. and Mrs. William Lindsay and twin
. sons, Kevin and. Trevor of Selkirk;, Mr. and Mrs. Peter BiSback
and Victoria, Hensall; and Miss Joanne Whitman, Welland.
''- riga> Mr. and Mrs. Peter 114'cLaugHliln on spent New Years '.
with Mr. and Mrs. Junior Storey and Ch ryl. ..'
Miss Sandra Johnston of Kitchen r visit d over the
N ovice team channps That match was. certainly not a
Huron Costs up for H
Children's services
On Monday; December 26, the the overtime, making the score
7-4 for Seaforth. came back to win the Silver mug
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In 1969, the Montrt,ral
Canadians and New York Rangers
went right down to the, wire in a
battle for the fourth and final
playoff berth. Both, clubs, were
competing, at the time, in the
east sector of the National Hockey
League.
At the time, the league -fel-mat
for breaking ties, was the for-
against system. The Rangers had
thumped the Detroit Red Wings
9-5 on the final Sunday afternoon
of the season.
The Canadians, ,meanwhile,'
,rolled into ChicagO with the
knowledge that they had to score
something like 5 goals to make
the playoffs.
liday at The Hawks reeled off, an early
5-0 lead. The 1-1 abs pulled their ,
the home• of her parents, Mr., and rs. arry Johnston. goaltender late in the seeond
Mr, and Mrs. Orville Oke, spent New Years in Toronto. stanza and the resulting 10-:2
Mr. and Mrs. David Cornish entertained their family over the Black Hawk win . put "'the'
holiday, Mr. and Mrs. Brian McCall, Londo9 and Mr. and Mrs. Montrealers out Of the Stanley
O'Reilly and Sean , Burlington. _ Cup playoffs for The first time •
• since the.'war of 1812.
On Tuesday,, the team returned _ the next year. .The Oakland Raiders and
for the Chanipionship game Pittsburgh Steelers are a pair of
against Lambeth.. It also was, a- N.F.L. biggies that are, man for
great game with the players' . man, two of the •est in football.
situation, totally . destroyed the
Hawks by a 17-6 count.
GLEN riliu.coun •
LAST of -rhe New Yea-s C.tlebPq}o K,
s. These
much better that
"6-v7s- past
ue test of their
dubs had
that would
of Mount
1 town had
f walkouts,
a whole
tion. Both
ers 'bowed
National
11 goals better than anybody and
the Hawks are not 11 scores
worse than 'anyone:
The Yellow shirts destroyed the
record books as ,a. result of the
tainted victory.
Steve Southgate led the
massie assault on • the reeord
books by scoring 6 goals and
assisting 'on 6 others.
Gary Finigan and Harry.Antes'
-each petted 4 goals with Al
Wilbee, Dave Longstaf and Steve
'Eckert all adding single tallies.
Dale Kennedy, Clive Buist and.
Frank Flanigan each scored a p'air
of goals for the Hawks.
' BLUES „:7 STARS 1 •
Bill Price is catching fire and so
are the Blees. ,He scored two
goals to pace his team to an easy
7-1 triumph over the. green team
during last, Sunday's early
contOst:. ' • „
St ars worst of the season.
The secret is to get 50 shots on
net because yidi can't stop 'ern
all. In addition tOt, Price's two
goals the Blues got single scores
from Ben Akker, Jim Coleman,
Glen Nicholson, n Devereaux
and Dave Broo Murray
Connolly netted th lone Stars
goal.
FLYERS 8 WIN
The Flyers -are a mi high.
The Blues' finally found the,,
secret to beating Rick Fortuie.
and the &suiting loss was the
F'ineridge ,
Ch a let-
R.R.2, Hensal
Fri.Jan. 6
Wedding Anniversary
Sat., Jan. 7'
The Madhatters
Sat, Jan. 14,
'JO Overholt &
The Standbys
Sat., ;Will
Roger Quick &
The Rainbows
For Reiervations Phone
262-2277 236-4610
236-4213-
anticipated and a supplementary
budget will have to be requested
from the Ministry. The 197'7-
budget was for $473,000; the
A • actual` costs are $512,000.
r. Penn said a greater
number of eh ildrep are in care
presently than had been expected
when the budget was struck. ease
workers are busy, he said,
handling about 36 cases each--the
highest work ratio in South
Western Ontario and the. fourth
highest in Ontario.
At 'present about 170 family
services are provided per month.
There are 80 children in care.
Mr. Penn txpressed his
diSappointrnerit at the discon-
tinuing of the Child AbuSe
program. He Said that in 1976. six
families were involved in the
were higher during 1977 than - •
from the surrounding. area
attendihg.
Everyone enjoyed square and
regular round dancing which
Glenn Patterson So ably prepared
and presInted.
Hats and horns helped to see
the New Yea#come in and the
evening ended with a meal.
DanCing • commences on
Januaty 4 and each Wednesday
thereafter at the Clinton Public
School. Beginners classes started
on January 2 and each Monday
night following at the Lorrdosboro
School.
previous $200 or more darn-age. ofii,`
section of the Hlghway Traffic •
Act has, been- amended.
The chinge refletts the
increased cost of car repairs in
recent years.
The •Forge'
Dining room,'-c-aiee shop 441
an-d pizza-parlour 'aPc " u•
Friday Sdturday
Licensed Pit:einises
toine ihe "Now" pizza
* 527.0443 •
Fred 13 _urrohl
(The S!‘adotia-Roier)
Hensall Pant, MRS ..plaY*Y: &71
exhibitien game usidoo oUitirth
on Tuesday; December 27 anti
tied 6-0. Scoring for Hensall IP
the ' first period' were ' Brad
Stewart, assisted by Jamie
pleClinchey, and- Ron_ Lavery
;-assisteny Dave if.onsitt—arld.raul
Smale. During the second peHed,
Peter Bedard scored assisted by -
Jeff Sangster and Dennis
McBride while in the thirl
• Peter Bedard scored assisted by
Jeff Rowe and, Jathie Msclinchey
and finally Dein* Mcqride
scored unasSisted. '
Seaforth's Mark -McLlwain
scored in the first period assisted
by Bill McIver followed by 'Ron"
Hack scoring assisted by pill
McIver and Mark WI-twain.
Three goals were scored by
Seaforth in the-second period,
Mark Mclilwain assisted by Bill
McIyer ringing' the bell first while
, Ron Hack folloWed assisted by
Mark Mel-twain, -end then Bill
McIver was assisted by Ron
- Hack. To complete thescore, Neil
Johnston scored unassisted in the'
third period..
On Thursday, Hensel!
Rant" ams played against Dublin
and lost 7-4, Dublin scored three
times in the first period taking the
lead away . from Hensall risht
from the start. Dave Ciinsitt
scored the lone goal for Hensall in
this perioo, assisted' by Jamie
McClincheY while John Barry and
Mike Kelly both scored'
Junissisted f6r Diiblin, followed
by Rob Lane aisisted by Boy
/441.9ite!
4n-the Sectind period, both sicie
scored once, Jamie MeClinchey
propiiing up Hensel! and Rob
Lane gcoring unassisted t„..for
Hensall rallied in the
'third period, but not strongly
enough, as only two goals were
StoreA, the first Jeff Rowe
assisted by Dennis McBride and
the `other by Jeff Sangster,
assisted by Dave COnsitt and
Petef Bedard. Dublin was in top
form, scoring three tini4, Rob
Lane and . Mike Kelly scoring
unassisted and Mike Kelly
completing the, scorin4 assisted
by Rob Lane.
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No gifts please
INTER
CARNIVAL
SUNDAY
70oker Rally
Worn Optimists Park
,have impi:Oved greatly since-the'
first of the sea'son. Dale Kennedy
_ arid -Steve SOuthgate share the
NOTES . scoring lead at the moment: Both'
--"—There were six -liattriCks scored have 31 points While Dave
during Wit weeks action. Gary
Finigan had seven asSists for the
' KingS during their "game"
against the Hawks. The three-
'norne of Southgate, Finigan and
Harry 'ARtes all coMbined for a
total Of 30 scoring pointS. dive
credit to the Hawks who' showed
up. It is_ imposSible to. go.,both
WaYs for .60 full.' Minutes, They .
good go. Deipite 'the
eethe game, the Kings'
gaye it a
unfairness
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for the Blues 'by a couple.
' N.ext Week:
A life
to gliis
Back up Band
Roo0er
Daily Lunch n
Hour
.Speeials
Broome a the Blues is third at-29
scoring points. Only the Flyers
and Blues are over .500 at the
present. .Moe Huard, Randy
Alexanddr, Gord O'Dwyer; Clive ,
Buist and Doug Philips aro, all
players wbp fit into this seasons
"most improVed;' category_ _
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TWO SHOWINGS 7 & 9 P.M. •Slys true. People have trouble
remembering My Words. Moses had
such a bad memory had to•
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STARTS SUN., JAN. 8-10
CERTAIN SCRNES & LANGUAGE ;OULU - BE OFFENSIVE.THEATRES BRANCH ONTARIO
IF YOU STEAL IT,
ROLL IT AND WRECK IT-
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it to the dark shirts when all They have. now ,won7 straight
concerned knew the, situation was matches-Most bf :them being
hopele4s? easy affairs:. '
The'Royal team certainly isn't .
Gord O'Dwyer and. John
Devereaux each scored the hat
trick, for the Flyers.
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.. Ralph Wood and Sid Wocks
chipped in single markers.
Deng Philips scored two goals
for the Wings. Doug O'Reilly acid
Brian bale each' notched single
scores for the losers.
Games next week_ January -8;
1978 7:00 4.
FLYERS 'VS. HAWKS.
What can You say. First against
worst. Flyers by a few. •
8:30
WIN VS. STARS
Who do y u pick? Both are
losing. The Wfh-gs should byeak
out of their slump by a."
10:00
'44 13LUES VS. liNGS
'4 The acid test for,the Kings. The
Blues are hot. The royal boys will
face a full team in this one so look
The faMily of Joe and Edna
- McLellan
wish tti invite friends,
relatives and neighbours to
50th
Anniversary
Reception
honouring their parents 'at
Pineridge Chalet
Fri:January 6
1978 Sealorth Opt!mists
1 th ANNUAL
JAN 20-21-22
featuring a ,
MINOR HOCKEY WEEKEND
16 teams'*Friclay night,Saturday,Sunday
" Msa
FRIDAY TORCH PARADFCASINGNIGHT
SATURDAY NIGHT DANCE
Legion Hall:•tarnivill Ball yvith SFainnon
Commonity CentreWith RWiised