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Sports
Scoreboard
Bowling
Seniors
Men over 200: Hank Dorssers 219,
238; Steve Hook 208; Bob Harris 204.
Men over 600: Hank Dorssers 616
Women over 175: Ann Wood 176,
189, Joyce Matzold 185, 219; Grace
Corbett 183, 204.
Women over 500: Ann Wood 510;
Joyce Matzold 516; Grace Corbett
526.
Standings
Grace's team 42; Don's team 37;
Steve's team 34; Pearl's team 33;
Ann's team 32; Ron's team 32.
Thursday Niters
Nov. 22
Men over 200: Dean Price 245; Mike
Janmaat 219; Pat Ryan 203; Brian
Guichelaar 280; Neil Beuerman 255,
264; Rob Anderson 282, 205; Gary
Huston 235, 241, 206; Brian Barry
285; Kevin McColl 219; Neil
Beuerman 310, 326; Mike Thomson
200; Tom Leppington 203; Rob
Simpson 215; John Coleman 208, 223;
Paul Boyd 242. Men over 600: Rob
Anderson 675; Gary Huston 682; Neil
Beuerman 660; Dean Price 612; Brian
Guichelaar 660.
Women over 200: Helen Brodhagen
202; Gayle Schellenberger 268, 206,
256; Tracy Smith 200; Bonnie
Janmaat 263, 201; Linda Kirkham
231, 237. Women over 600: Gayle
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Standings
Guitch's Glitches 36; Stulights 35;
Foursome 33; Accupuncture 32;
Don't Know 28; Heroes 26.
St. James
Nov. 19
Women's High Single: Janice Moms
258; Women's High Triple: Janice
Moms 628.
Women over 200: Janice Morris 258;
Johanna Goodman 252; Julie
Greidanus 218; Linda Brown 208;
Grace Dolmage 206; Clara DeJong
213.
Men's High Single: Don Elliott 284;
Men's High TNple: Murray Kramers
730.
Men over 200: Don Elliott 284, 215;
Geo. Love 251, 263; Murray Kramers
234, 246, 250; Bob Dinsmore 212.
Men over 600: Murray Kramers 730;
Geo. Love 692; Don Elliott 666; Bob
Dinsmore 600.
Town and Country
Nov. 20
Women's High Average: Leona Nigh
156; Women's High Single:Louise
Dick 182; Women's High Triple:
Louise Dick 485.
Women over 200:
Men's High Average: Reg Dick 180;
Men's High Single: Gordon Murray
246; Men's High Triple: Gord
Murray 582.
Men over 200: Gordon Murray 246;
Carl Towton 215.
Standings
Blue Jays 39, Cardinals 31
Legion
November 23
Men's High Average: Bruce
Ungarian 222 Men's High Single:
Bruce Ungarian 320; Men's High
'IYiple: Bruce Ungarian 757.
Men over 200: Don Elliott 218, 220;
Bruce Ungarian 202, 235, 320; Arie
Van Diepen 201, 228; Bob Rhynard
306; Daryl Robinson 229, 215; Chris
Weatherbee 215.
Men Over 600: Don Elliott 624;
Bruce Ungarian 757; Arie Van Diepen
609; Bob Rhynard 633; Darryl
Robinson 638.
Women's High Average: Linda
Kramers 194 Women's High Single:
Sue Rhynard 250; Women's High
Ttriple: Linda Kramers 523
Women over 200: Linda Kramers
208; Marg Ungarian 207; Barbara
Cook 215; Sue Rhynard 250.
Standings
The Sex Pistols 39; Taxidermists 39;
Crocodile Hunters 33; Snoozes 32;
Mortishions 25; Exterminators 21.
Hockey
Junior house league
November 24
Oilers 12 Leafs 0
Oilers goals: Braden Connolly 5,
Travis Jansen 2, Bradley Van Bakel 2,
Shawn McColl 2, Brandon Van Dyk
Correspondents
Kings 2 Sharks 2
Wogs goals: Scott Selvey 2
Sittrits goals: Ray Huether 2
Senior house league
Bruins 4 Blues 4
Bruins goals: Tyler Van Drunen 3,
Deklan Cronin
Blues goals: Matt Chaput 2, Kyle
Robinson, Mark Vim Dieten
Panthers 71Tudts 0
Panthers goals: Grady Beaver 4,
Brad McLaughlin 2, Nick Packer
WOAA Midgets
Tykes
Seaforth 5 Clinton 2
Seaforth goals: Ray Huether 5
Coaches comments: Strong
goaltending by Kaden Cronin
Atom Rep
November 24
Brussels lburnament
Seaforth 7 Forest 0
Seaforth goals: Cory Dawe, Jason
Wilson, Brad McLaughlin 2, Craig
Dalrymple 2, Josh Gerber
Tilbury 6 Seaforth 0
Atom
Seaforth 1 at Lucknow 3
Seaforth goal: Ian Murray
Coaches comment:Seaforth totally
outplayed Lucknow but unfortunately
ran into a hot Lucknow goaltender.
Seaforth 6 at Brussels 2
Seaforth goals: Nathtin Wilson 2,
Justin Arts, Travis Loughnane, Tyler
Loughnane, Kyle Robinson.
Seaforth 7 at Ripley 0
Seaforth goals: Joshua Shea 2, Travis
Loughnane 2, Nathan Wilson, Tyler
Hendriks, Darin Dick
Coaches comments: Cody Janmaat
played great in net and earned his first
career shutout.
Seaforth 3 at Ripley 0
Seaforth goals: Kyle Robinson,
James McColl, Travis Loughnane
Coaches comments: Brent Vincent
earned his first shut out for the season.
Bantam rep
Clinton Optimist Tournament
November 23
Seaforth 2 South Huron 3
Seaforth goals: Darren Beaver, Dave
McClory
November 25
Seaforth 3 Clinton 2
Seaforth goals: Dave Verberne 2,
Brad Henderson.
Seaforth 5 Lucknow 1
Seaforth goals: Darren Beaver, Dave
McClory, Darcy McCutcheon, Brad
Henderson 2.
Coaches comments: The efforts made
by the Seaforth team gave them the
Consolation Championship trophy, a
fine team effort was shown by all.
Bantam 2
November 23
Seaforth 9 at Kincardine 2
Seaforth goals: Cody Anderson 4,
Robert Johnston 2, Joel Schenk 2,
Derek Fischer
Novice 1
November 24
Seaforth 1 Kincardine 7
Seaforth goal: Dean Johnston
Novice II
Seaforth 1 Teeswater 5
Seaforth goal: Don Nigh
Legion
posters
on
display
A team of members of •
Branch 156 came second in the
zone bowling tournament and
will now go on to the District
in Owen Sound.
Don't forget to get your
tickets for the turkey dinner on
Dec. 8.
The Legion Children's
Christmas Party will be held
Dec. 16 at 2 p.m. Santa will be
there. Bring your children and
your cameras.
The entries in the Legion,
poems, essays and posters
contest are now on display at
the library.
Drop in and see what talent
we have in this area.
The first place entries will go
on to the zone competition.
Members of the Ladies
Auxiliary don't forget the Dec.
5 meeting will start with a
potluck supper at 6:30 p.m.
If you can cater to a Friday
evening meal, please sign up
on the board with a menu and
date, as soon as possible.
By Barbara Scott
White Gift service will be held in Hensall
The Hensall shuffleboard
scores for November 20 are as
follows: Hazel McEwen 562,
Bill Coleman 544, Edna Dietz
538, Tom Williams 479, Lloyd
Lovell 466, Alice Thiel 452,
Ethel McMurtrie 450, Doris
Hamilton 450.
At Hensall United Church
Lorelee Schnieder was the
organist with Janine 'and Laura
Corbett greeting at the door
and Steve and Cecilia Corbett
ushering. Ryan Jacobe
attended the elevator.
Cecil Pepper and Elaine
Corbett assisted Rev Pirie in
the Baptism service. Amanda
Hensall
Star and Arron William
Frederick Kraemers, son and
daughter of Barbara and
Dwight Kraemers, and Jacob
Gerald Faber son of Susan and
Daryl Faber, and Dylan James
Jacobs son of Caroline and
Peter Jacobs received the rites
of Baptism. Communion was
served by Rev Pirie assisted by
Elaine Corbett, Jean and Raye
Jacobe, Betty Simmons and
Lillian Beer. December 2 will
be White Gift Sunday with
Electronics and Gadgets
Holiday Vacation Getaways
Fashions For The Family
Gift Baskets For Him & Her
Toys for Tots
Purrrrrfect Pet Gifts
Best Selling Book Bargains
Stocking Stuffer Ideas
Jewelry For Your Loved One
Holiday Party Trays & Treats
Home Furnishings
Holiday Movie & Video Releases
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gifts going to the Huron
County Christmas Bureau.
Special music will be
presented by Kippen and
Hensall United Churches,
Trivitt Anglican Church and
Precious Blood Church of
Exeter. Lunch will follow in
the Fellowship Hall. On Dec.
3 the Friendship Circle will
meet at Kay Mock's home at
12:30 p.m. Bring a wrapped
gift for a lady or child to go to
Friendship House in Goderich.
Christmas goodies, cookies, ,
cakes, and puddings will be for
sale on Dec. 4, phone Kay at
262-3231.
At Hensall Carmel
Presbyterian Church on
December 9 non-perishable
food items, toys, new clothes,
and money will be gratefully
received for the White Gift
Service.
The Hensall and District
Horticultural Society held their
annual pot -luck supper at
Hensall United Church on
Nov. 22. The room was
decorated in Christmas
colours.
President Luanne Phair said
grace and a bountiful meal was
enjoyed. Jeannette Turner
and Barb Westlake -Powers
won the Christmas Hat
Contest. Door prizes were
won by Joyce McBeath, Ilene
Rannie and Bob Campbell.
Marg Hayter donated two
exotic plants which were also
won by two lucky ladies.
Lucielle Beer was in charge of
the kitchen.
Barb Westlake -Powers
conducted a craft project
which was greatly enjoyed by
all. President Luanne spoke
briefly and thanked everyone
for their support. We were
happy to see members from
Varna and Bayfield out to join
us for this special supper.
By Liz Sangstra
Students wear pyjamas
and slippers to school
Frances
Melady
recently
celebrated her
84th birthday with her
family.
Faye and Bill
Albert celebrated
their 45th wedding
anniversary on Nov.
10 with their family,
including Linda
Albert, Carmen and
Robert Kamloops,
B.C.; Anne Albert
and friend John,
London; Denise and
Paul Duffy, and
Megan, Denfield;
Joanne and Martin
Minnes, Aaron and
Dana, Bright's
Grove.
The students at St.
Columban School enjoyed
their recent "Pyjama and
Slipper Day." The Grade 5
class was the most
outstanding wearing their
pyjamas to class.
St. Columban
This past
week, the
students of
both St.
Patrick's and St. Columban
Schools held a Bus
Evacuation Day in
St. Columban.
This time was spent
in learning how to
jump out the side
window or the back
door of the bus,
properly and safely,
in the case of an
emergency.
This coming week,
the students brace
themselves as their
report cards go
home.
The sympathy of the
entire community is
extended to the family of
Mary EIIcn (Mamie)
Delaney who died this past
week. Her sparkle and zest
will be missed by all.
By Mary C.
Ryan
345-2560
Clinic sending requests
to other councils
From Pogo 1
Fisher, is also sending letters to neighbouring
municipalities to see if they can share the $20,000 and
$16,000 costs of the two clinics with Huron East and
North Huron.
She said they had not considered the possibility of
closing Blyth and putting more into Brussels, which is
open three half -days a week, and would take council's
suggestions back to the doctors at the clinic.
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