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Clinton News-Record, 1985-11-06, Page 12Who said Halloween parties were only for the younger generation? Certainly not Bayfield resident Helen Owen who dressed up as a wih to attend the Bayfield Lions Club Halloween party on October 31. (Alan Rivett phot • Bayfield hockey action By Helen Owen Although the score doesn't indicate it the Varna hockey club played well against the league leading Knighthawks. The Knighthawks opened the game on three quick goals, John,' "Gypsy Rose", Stanley hitting the mark first with assists going to Fred Schilbe and Steve Telford. Then it was Mike Clarke with a pair, both being assisted by Stan. Varna countered.at 6:16 of the first on a Bill Stephenson goal set up by Bill Carno,chan and Mark , Taylor. Jerry Heard replied for. the Hawks on a solo effort at the 5.02 mark. Paul Robinson . struck back for Varna with big Mark Taylor picking up his second assist of the evening. With only two seconds showing on the score ,clock Mike Clarke winkled the••mesh from a pretty, set up from Stan and the Hawks were back in front by three. The Hawks came out like gang busters in the second and tallied four more points, Terry Blok and Steve' Telford picking up singles with Stan, the Man capping his hat trick with a pair. Paul McKee, Mike Clarke and Steve Telford each picked up assists. The third was a well played • period with both.goalies playing superbly. Varna scored first with Ron Keys slapping the puck in on a - pass from Bill Stephenson. Then it' was the Hawks turn on a wrist shot from Terry Blok - Mike "Lumberjack" Warner picked up the assist.. Steve Telford finished off the night for the Hawks on a well executed three way play from Stan and Rocky. Ron Keys round- ed out Varna's goals on a'well fed pass from Paul Robinson. The Knighthawks deserve credit as they played the game without the services of veterans Stewart Asher and Donald Mcllwain. The second game on Nov. 29 was definite- ly the game to see. It started off chippy as both teams were determined to win, but good officiating kept, the game under con - trot. The Brewers opened the scoring with just 10 seconds elapsed in the first. Mike Telford scored unassisted. With 3:55 left in • the first Murray Connolly scored on a set-up 41, from Boll Snell. After being devastated at the hands of the Knighthawks' goaltender last game, Bob Snell got back into form and notched a goal as Murray Connolly returned the favor, and picked up an assist. With the Brewers holding a commanding three goal lead, Mike Telford notched his second of the evening, and the• first ended four to zip, Brewers. The Warriors got back on track in the se- cond as Wes Gozzard and Kris "Puppy" Bedard each scored unassisted goals. The third period had to have been one of the best periods of hockey ever played in the Forum. Mike Wood scored on another long shot for the Brewers. Then at 16.20 Pooh Bear Telford scored on a three way play from Wes Gozzard and John Blanchard. Coop finished the scoring for the Warriors at 14.35 on an excellent set up from Puppy Bedard and the game ended 5-4. The fans were lined up rally again on Fri- day night as action was hot in both games. The first of ,the evening saw the Puckers up against the Blades. With the scent of victory in the air, and the presence "of Fred "Duff" Duffey, former Canadian speed skating champion and former Chicago Black Hawks player behind the bench, the Puckers inked the score sheet first as Big Red Ed Fogarty slid one in on a set up from John Graham. The Blades opened the second period on a li�ell deserved goal by Jim Fleming assisted by Pete Denomme. Fogarty and Graham hooked up again. at 15:16 of the second; this ,time with Graham scoring. • Travis Postill rounded out the scoring in the second from'Bill "Refrigerator" Sin- namon, andboth teams went to the dressing rooms tied at two. The Puckers struck early in the third with Larry Johnston•netting one from•Ed Fogar- ty, and then at 8.20, John Graham notched his second of the evening again from Ed Fogarty. Wayne Dunn finished the scoring for the Puckers from brother Al. Jim Flem- ing's hard work, nailed one for the Blades and then, with 4:00 minutes remaining on the Timex, the calm, cool, almost serene play of Travis Postill brought the Blades to within one, but that's the way the game end- ed. Brian Johnston picked up the assist: • The second game of the evening was goalies' duel. Murray Connolly got the game rolling on a solo effort at the 17:11 mark. Then at 16:33 Billy "Curly" Cainochan scored for Varna with Ron Keys assisting. Dan Taylor then tallied his first of three at 4:38, and then it was Scott Consitt's turn as he put Varna up by two: Ron Keys and Dan Taylor picked up assists on the goals. It was all Varna in the second as they counted four • more points. Dan Taylor started the onslaught on a solo effort. Paul Robinson then hit the mark at 16:14 before Dan Taylor counted for another from John Dowson, Bill Stephenson finished the period on a well placed wrist shot from Scott Con- sitt. The third period was Scott Consitt versus the Brewers as he counted four Varna goals. Mike Telford started the scoring on a perfect pass from Gary Connolly. Rob Boyes then hit for his first of three on a well executed play by Ritchie "Flash" Cox. Scott then hit for Varna at 13:13 from Ron Keys and Dan Taylor, and then again at 10:4 from John Dowson. It was Consitt agar at 9:18, this time from Paul Robinson. Not to be outdone Rob Boyes answered with two goals completing his hat trick, and sparking some life into the Brewers. Mike Telford scored another for the Brewers at 4:56, but just as the Brewers seemed to be mounting a comeback, who else. but Scott Consitt tap- ped in another for Varna - and that was it! This coming Tuesday see "Break Away Bill" and the Puckers face the Warriors, and the Hawks do battle with the Brewers. Friday's games see the Warriors pitted against the Brewers, and the Blades face the three and two Puckers. Come on out and see some darn good hockey right here in your own arena. To The Ratepayers of Hullett Township: Thank you for the confidence you have shown in me by acdlalming me for another term as your Reeve. I will con- tinue to work in the best interests of the people of Huliett Township. Sincerely, Tom Cunningham SAY, NOVB Fa a Ii Lindsey new seniors president By Boris Hunter The president of Bayfield'$ senior vitigens group is can Lindsey this year. At their meetinglast week Ida o.dkin reported on the conference terence held in Kingston this August, of the United Senior Citizens Association. Several resolutions were made. Opinions vary as to their wisdom but certainly this is a very worthwhile and caring organization. The Bayfield Branch is called the Ever Youngs and members have achieved a great deal for the community since their incep- tion. Meetings are held once a month in the Municipal Building and ifyou're 65 or older, you are assured of a warm welcome. A good game of cards usually rounds out the even- ing, after the business session. Call Mrs. John Lindsey or Gwen Pemberton, the secretary for further details. The Pioneer Park Association has under- taken further measures to preserve the Park. It is part of the ongoing program so vital for its preservation. The present phase will hopefully over- come the problem of surface erosion. This is a community project, the financial resources for the work are derived from the annual Rummage Sale monies and private donations to the Pioneer Park Association. ICE TIME AYAIIADLE Bayfield Arena Monday .. 9:30 pm to 10:30 pm Wednesday 9:15 pm to 10:15 pm Saturday ...... 5 pm till closing Sunday .. 10:45 am to 11:45 am and 12 noon till 1 pm CHECK OUR RATES 565-2121 John Graham •- Arena Manager Attention Snowr>tlt biters Pre -season checkup at 1960 prices 25 point check up on your sled to ensure that it's ready for the coming of winter. Including - new regular N.G.K., spark plugs FREE 5% off any other parts required This offer valid from Nov. 1 -'16 only Only 2995 *4)4 CUC.C4/'' ' Ilulk Galli spori� Varna, Ontario, Phone 262-3318 For Dedication Past Experience and Fair Interests of all Ratepayers ELECT j HUGH FLYNN for Hullett Township Council TO THE ELECTORS OF HULLETT TOWNSHIP 1 cordially invite your support and vote on November 12th for th,:.. position of Councillor. VICTOR STACKHOUSE The rite of Confirmation was solemnized at Bayfield Trinity Anglican chtwch on November 3. Bishop Morse Robinson was the offlciant and those receiving "the laying on of hands" were William Storey from Mid- dletons, St. James with Cynthia Ann Scott, Carol Ann Wain and her sister Cheryl Lynn Wain all from Trinity. Bishop Robinson said that in renewing the baptismal vows of their parents and god- parents they were assuming the respon- sibility of a mission to help build the kingdom of God. He explained that the observance of the first great commandment to worship the Lord thy God and the second to love thy neighbor as thyself were the precepts to guide them through a Christian life. He explained that the term hospitality which has the stress in the church's present goal of Intentional Evangelism means more than inviting someone to tea, but actually having a concern for the well being of your neighbor, regardless of his condition or. estate. Following the first communion of the can- didates presentation were made to Carol Wain for academic excellence in her studies for confirmation which, Mr. and Mrs. Mur - LOSE WEIGHT NOW! *Safe and Effective •AII Natural Products *No Calorie Counting *Naturally Suppresses Appetite •100% Money Back Guarantee CaII Peter Hamming 527-0179 If no answer try evenings. ray Jelason will be ;giving, this an annual presentation, in mo.wgry otthear daugli gi' Dianne, who died at the, age of 13.solm odor her own confirmatwn 20 yea s ago. Hilda Beli,, who presented the young pee:-; ple to the Bishop made an award W William Storey for the neatest notebook. The girls were given a chain and cross necklace by their church and Bill Storey received a prayer book from the congrega- tion at St. James. Kay Reid was very surprised when she was given a brass plaque in appreciation of her devoted service to the Chancel guild for 60 years, while at her church in Windsor and since coining as a permanent resident in Bayfield, to the Guild at Trinity. A reception was held in the Parish Hall provided by the Trinity Ladies Guild with a committee of Gladys Malcolm, Karen Pounder, Ruby Fitzsimons and Maude Weston in charge with the president Debbie Wain. Barn fire quickly dowsed The fire alarm on November 1 was for a conflagration in Bill Armstrong's barn. For- tunately the Bayfield firefighters were able to put it out in time to save the barn, which would have been a disaster indeed. NOTICE ALL -CANDIDATES MEETING to be held in the Municipal Building FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 198 5 at 7:30 p.m. Patrick M. Graham Clerk -Treasurer Village of Bayfield <16 The"Ontario English Catholic Teachers' Association Huron Perth Unit encourages all those who are eligible, to cast their VOTE for the candidate of your choice in the upcoming municipal elections on NOVEMBER 12, 1985 Lorne Fi'idout, President. IDEAL LADIES' WEAR Mount Forest, Ont. TRADE-IN SALE • Special Sale Items Excluded Ideal Ladies' Wear has sizes to Sizes 3-26 fit everyone!, 21/2-321/2 Petite, Regular, Half Sizes A large selection of stylish fashions to fit the more•mature figure All Trade -Ins Donated t0 Charity IDEAL LADIES' WEAR Open 6 days a week Friday "til 9 Mount Forest 323-1970