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Playing their fast:game of the
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David Ifie er ;scored ' a hat
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Adults $1.82 t.l C • $2.00
Students $1364.140• $1.50
Chlidren(12 and under).750
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A NORMAN. JEWISON FILM TOfoL
"FIDDLER ON THE ROOF" •
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NORMAN JEWISON rosTASTEIN
; the Jim Inglis ffrrop y, embl
',matte of the, WOAA Peeilike "
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Goalie .Dong' Taylor played in
51 games and gave
up 112 ga
els
and Tim
Hennderson, playfi�
games and had 11 scored again
m. Both oaliea ended • sea
%; son • g the
with identical records of 2.20
goals per game.
The team served. a, total of ` 477
minutes n penalties with Edwin
Baines the bad man,witb too. His
brother Laurie came next in
attracting" the 'notice, of- th
referees., being assessed 62
penalty minutes.
Total goals for dww the sea-
eon was 464 witit*i against with
the teampointoutput,at 907. ur.
dray Wausau led Abe. scoring race
►ith,7S gone d 59 assists for 134
lady bowkfs
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son; :the mon La
•League, :held thele`
quet. Thursday nI
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Mr 4,.. a Stroh
Ohne ha alto , 49,a.
fora total of 128, and Kieffer with
9 let 128 also.
Other members of the team
were Mike Montgomery 73, 50,
123; " Jay MacLaurin 36, 68, 104;
Doug .McGregor_35, 40, 75; Shel-
don Jones 33,33, 66; Paul Foxton
22`14, 36; Billy Broome 19, 14, 33;
Laurie Haines 7, 18, 25; Keith
Ca heron 8, 13, 21; Murray Gard-
ner 4, 8,12; Edwin Haines 2, 9,11;
and Tom McLean with 2 goals, 9
assists for 11 points.
{ The players are holding a bottle
drive this;Saturday with the pro -
e ' going toward the cost of
jackets, for the champions and
,ask citizens to co-operate by hav-
ing' bottles ready for pick-up.
awards to'`the tealiiak. Mrs. Geor-
gina Crothers presented' theoo-
phy donated by. herself and .bus
band Dave to the,Model A's, set►-
son's;�"'chainpions, Jean . Kms,
Betty Morin,' Isabel urke, a
e Bailey and Lillian Kreger: t'
The prize for high single went
to Jane to
t Rodgers who scored
327 and the high triple award
went to Norma Strong with
and Jean King's 208 high average
was tops to walk away with the
prize : for that record. •
Mrs. J 1p ee.,. 0Sit was
fudged I. P•1
�yy '
prize and M"rs. °Jean 'ery t woe
the prize donated' by Doreen ani
Earl Young.
Appreciation was expressed to
Georgina Crothers and others
who helped make the season and'
closing banquet .successful.
BELMORE I
The second meeting of the 8el-
mol'e 1 club was held at the arena
with 11 girls present. It was de-
cided to call the. group the Bel-
ntore•Knit Wits. Alternating and
adjtitting patterns for knits was
discussed. Mrs. D. MacAdam
discussed and demonstrated cut-
ting and marking material.
• THE STRECHEES
, 'e fourth meeting of the Bel -
mire Strechees was held at the
bole of Karen and Twyla Dick-
SoO on Apiril 2. The meeting
opened with the 4-H motto fol-
lowed by the minutes which were
read 'by Karen Dickson. The roll
call,Was "Compare the total cost
of your garment (s) with a similar
ready-made one" and was an-
swered by the six members.
Neckbands were discussed and
1:. Dickson demonstrated how
ta attach the collar. Mrs. Evers
showed how to apply appliques
and demonstrated the mitred
neckband. The, handout sheets
were, then explained.
iISTOWEL
drive-in
OPENS FOR A NEW
SEASON
FRIDAY, MPRH 20th,
EATOH
USK YO DAWN SNOW
Ii. 20 & SAT. 21st
IGA's take
title in the
house league
Remington's IGA came up with
a 6-3 win over Walden's Trans-
port (Harkema Express) to take
the . best three-out•of-five final
series, three games to one, to win
the Wingham PeeWee-Bantam
House League championship.
IGA started fast with three
goths in the first 15 minutes
before Walden's got on the score
sheet. The winners led 5-1 after
one minute of the second period.
In the third frame Walden's
appeared to be making a come-
back with two early goals but
then Remington's nipped the
surge with their sixth and final
tally to clinch the - game and the
title.
Big gun for IGA was Jim Ste.
Marie with four goals while
singles went- to Bill LeVan and
Doug 'Red Front' Merkley.
Scoring for Walden's were
Jackie Ohm with a pair and Rick
McLennan.
KOOL KNITS
The sixth meeting of Auburn 3,
4-1I club was held at the home of
Mrs. Edward Robinson. The
meeting was opened with the
pledge followed by the minutes
read by Debbie 'Jefferson. The
roll call was, "How are yCju going
to care for your garment?" The
fall /and spring projects were dis-
cussed. Members were shown
how to sew a fake cuff and how to
sew a fake shank on a flat button.
A -•moo ---•o
NIFTY 'NITS
LAKELET—Mrs. Hallman
demonstrated measuring long
pants and Mrs. Murray showed
alterations and pattern lay is
when the Nifty 'Nits met at I; r
Crowe's home. Ali members an-
swered roll call by narking one
knitted garment in their ward-
robes and telling the fabric of
which it is made. Ellen Murray
read the minutes. •
All girls took part in the group
work by altering and *hint
their patterns On the Material'.
« oto' ale i4ri Y q'thee'
,we
were given ,by Mrs. •
The girls :Mating tepe
Fed them on, with'the fitting ad-
justments made by leaders this
was done ;with the pants ss Well.
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