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of Minor Hockey, an; Brian Lowry received the Robert Drazazga won the Congratulations to
nounced that there Would " Bob Gibbons trophy froth Atom 'House ,League Ron winner! who
be a minor hockeY Scotty Regier for the Stanley Farm: Supplies so hard this past
meeting Wednesday, juvenile boys.. , Jeff trophy nresented by Cecil Thanks also to.
April 30 at 730 p,in in the Stanley received the Sutton,.: Gerry Meurl who 'provided' the
arena. He also thanked Dave lVlorrisey midget received the Atom "A"
Ralph and,:'Helen Grubb trophy , from Nancy
who were unable to be Regier: John van Kooten
present due to Ralph's 'received the Bantam
father's illness, for their House League alueWater
time' and , effort, in Making "Agrom art Limited trophy
things run smoothly. He from Don Morrison. Paul
thariked the coaches:and Harris received the
managers and several Bantam "A" `Wayne
others, for doing their LowrY ConStruction
jobs so efficiently, trophy from Wayne
The trophies, for the Lowry. Pee Wee House
most improved, player on League trophy went to
each of the teams were Michael Clenient as Allan
Scott„ ;and Debbie van •
Kooten tried, un
u
-
sccessfully, to, see how
tricks were - done from
cloSe up on' the stage.
Everyone thoroughlY
enjoyed the act.
The tables were
decorated :byWilma
Sutton and Elmer
Smeltzer, chairman ' of
the Community Centre
Board,, thanked the ladies
fOr serving such a
deliciouS turkey dinner,
Mike Snobelen, Reeve
Of Huron Township,
congratulatedthe players
and parents On the suc-
.cessful hockey season
and ail', Tranter, Reeve
of Ripley, congratulated
all present on their en-
thusiasm::
tri Elmer Seltzer, his'
speech, stressed the co-
operation'
opetatio received and
was pleased tO note that
there .hali_been_ so little
vandalisM.
George vander Glas,
ch airm an of. the
Recreation BOaid, an
nounced that as well as
the usual ball teams, this
year; Ripley would be
Starting its own ' soccer
squads. He hopes to see
everyone over, at the park
this summer,
C • Referee-inchief,.Cecil
Sutton, thanked the refs
for a job well done, and
the group expressed its
`appreciation.
John Kelly, ellitirman
then presented. In girls'
juvenile, Linda,
' MacDonald was'
presented with the
Snobelen Farms Limited
-trophy bytlike-Snon-eleri.
Irwin presented the M. .Sauder Construction
Helen and. Allan Irwin trophy from Harold
trophy. Jeff Godfrey Keelart, and Scott van den
received the:..Pee Wee. Hogen received the Tyke
"A" Bill Kempton trophy Gordon Elliott trophy d-
ft u , Bill. Kemptan,---.-from-Eric-Maeod,.
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season.
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trophies.
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I HSU LATION
"How did he do that?"
Was the .question that
went around the
auditorium• at the RiPleY
Huron - CommUnitY -"Centre"Tag—'Sa-t:Ufd7 ay
night as 275 fathers, sons,
mothers, daughters,
coaches, managers and
referees gathered for
their annual hockey
banquet and watched Bill
1VIcClory, magician,
perform. •He had some
.help from the audience as
Billy Patterson, Todd
Farrell, Corey Cuyler,
John Hawrylyshyn, Blair
apane
couple
visit
trinity
riends
BY BELL HAtKETT
Wallace and Janie Hoge-
boom, Napailee visited rec-
cently around' LucknoW and..
with Dora Alton, Stuart and
Steven. Murray and Elila-
beth Irvin, held a family,
dinner for them. and their
guests were, Lonard " and
Bernadine Ritchie and Aud-
rey, Doug, and Nancy Aitchi
sop, Ashfield, Jim and Jo-
anne Pentland, Lucknow and
Dora Alton, Stuart and Stev-
en.
Wilson and Lena Woods,
Guelph visited fdr a few days
over the weekend with her
brother, Wilfred and Virginia
Hackett:-
Diane Broome, Pam
Scheerer, Carrie Broome and
Mrs: Hilda Scheerer cede-
brated their April birthdays
at the home of Reg and Freda.
Brodme. Others present
were Ken and Mary Scheerer
and Greg, Goderich, Mar-
lene Broome and. Eric,
Holmesville. ,
Congratulations to West
Huron Junior 'Farmers who
organized a' very successful'
dance at the Lucknow COM-
plex on Saturday night..
Proceeds are for the Lucknow
Firemen..°
nodgins
speaks to
horso ,
club.
BY LINDBLL CROSS
'The • first meeting of the
Ripley 4-14 Horse Club was
held at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Fitzgerald. An exective
was elected: president, Kelly
Fitzgerald; vice-president,
Judy McDonald; treasurer,
John Husk and secretary,
Sheila Stewart.
Dr on'Hodgins; veterin,
al.*, spoke to the club about
first aid treatment, health
and safety of horses. The
club appreciates Dr: Hod-
gins' coming to speak to
them.
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