The Huron Expositor, 1978-12-28, Page 11OHA Junior "D'
HOCKEY
Exeter Hawks
vs.
Seaforth' Centenaires
FRI. , DEC._29
• Seaforth Arena
• 8:30 p.m.
Exeter Hawks
vs.
Seaforth Centenaires
T-UES.,1JAN. 2,1979.
Seaforth Arena
. 8:30 p.m.
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BY NORMA RILEY
The Seaforth and District
Saddle Club held its annual
'Christmas' Party at the
Seaforth Arena on' Sunday.
Skating sand playing ,floor
hoekeY on ice lured, the
Young and the not-so-young;
to the ice surface. The
McLlwain line definitely
needs brushing up before
next year's ma h : •
. After skating. a pot luck
supper, plus •Ken cky Style
is en. enjoyed.
Brenda Pullman at the piano
supplied Christmas back
grotind- music. Cards and
gamed followed: The little
ones were delighted when
NOc.e.
CUSTOMERS.
Our Pecember 31st
Year end
is fast
approaching
We ask for your cooperation
in checking.any outstanding
balances ana, for your
remittance' to reach us
before.,
December 31, 1978 •
BALL-MACAULAY
BUELCIIING CENTRE
•
BALLNIACAULAY .
Seaforth- 527-0910
-Clinton 482-3405 Henson 262-24111
As the sun comes up,an a. shining ,
New Year we hope 'that you, and those
You love, will Opals in1 its bright light.
All you wish for yourselves we
wish for you' tool
ASSOCIATE STORE
F. W. TILLEY LTD. Seaforth
comoinn
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CELEBRATING 100 YEARS - The Seaforth Bank.of Commerce held an
,open house last Wednesday;to celebrate their 100 years in the town. Here
jirn Gould, branch manager; Mae Young, an employee at the bank and
William H, Armstrong, regional general manager of the bank from
London, cut the birthday cake celebrating the occasion. (Expositor photo)
oig is top
unior D scorer
Walton, SPS students
get Christmas- treat ..•
December 21, the staff-
and .sttidents from ,the Wal-
ton ,and SeafOrth Public
Schools were entertained by
audience completely capti-
vated: There was never a dull
moment. The epthuSiastie
applause and gales of laugh•
Council. •
Before the Show began a
surprise visit was made by
that man of the season, Santa
himself. He hOwever, after
wishing us a merry Christ-
mas had to hurry back to the
North Pole. ,
The show opened with .a
lively song by the brothers,
who were accompanierac gy
Shirley at the piano. By usi
quick, skilful costume
changes and_ simple props,
the entertainers kept their
toils songs about the- "Aktro
Nuts", the "Blue Jays" and
'the two Scottish lads.
To close the programme
the brothers sang a more
serious song using each of
the letters in the word
Christmas. Iii all everyone
had a wonderful morning and
we know that if you had been
there you also would havehad
a great time.—He.en Van
Loon, Denise Morey, Brenda
Wesenberg
•
g HURON EXPQSITOR, t)ECEMBER I
Seaforth
a minor h
available. 'Katie
the sam
charged $
`" stop at a
Seaforth Centennaires, is
loiSe, liquor top still leading the Western
court docket 33 goals and 23 assists for
Liquor and unnecessary the season.
noise offences topped the list Mr. Doig has earned
of cwharges tried in provincial total of 56 points this season,
and his nearest competition. court last:week.
.Ra d Buuck of R.R.4, in the scoring race is Titri•
s. charged154 as Risdale of Belmont, with 35
wing • liquor , points. •
Buuck, of Cam Doig is playing his
ddress, was fourth season with the
with, failure to Seaforth Centenaires. The
op sign. • next highest corer 'on the
Wayne Wes 'Coombs, of
Seafeith was fined
was fined $88 for creating air the "Patti Brothers and ter throughout and at the end
162 Go erich Street West, Thursday morning was ar- enjoying himself. Of part- •
noise and $28 for failing to ' Pasche and family of Dor-
produce a driver's license. -/chester and Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Keddy, of*Box 28, Bruce Horton and. family of
Seaforth was fined $22 on a Clinton spent Christmas with
charge of speeding: their parents Mr. and-Mrs:
Melvin Neil, of 19 AdaM Bert Horton.
Street, Seaforth was fined ht.: and Mrs: Les Adams'
$58, _for report. an: of Exeter visited'. last week
with Mr. and Mrs. Jack
l8r21,,, Corbett. -
Con. 9, McKillop Township,
,Hensall •
$78 and $88 on two counts of
creating, an unnecessary ' Mr. and. Mrs. Allan
unnecessary nise.
r.
131t Kevin Schenk, of Bantams eat
Junior "D" scoring race with
Cam Doig,- 19„of the
•
iii, group #3. of the Western
Junior 10". League.
Wednesday, the
aves . 'firopped their
g tigainst Bothwell by a
score'- of 5-4 in • a closely
played' game. On Friday,
• December 23, the team lost
.to Mitchell by :a 7,-2 'score.
The league standings, as
of Dec. 23, showed the
Exeter Hawks in first place
with ,33 points; followed by
the Mitchell Hawks with, 32 •
points and the Seaforth
Centenaires, vAttli18:points.
4 t ittam at th
bottom of the league are the
li?,owns
team is'Cam's brother; Ian:
who has scored 16 goals and
10 assists, for a total of 26
points.. -
1(;v : as well, after ,
iIWct recent games
.
uing in third place ,,,,.....,...--i--;,..„.,„„--' - . . ,,...- -. . . . •,- - -. . 0.,_..._„.. .. . .... -- --' -*. . . . . - - - --,...„ . . . . . . . . . . . - - -________-,
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ett is the next
rth scorer with
d 17 assists •for
:however, isn't
Tavistock Braves and the
Lucan Irish Six. •
has quiet
•
the jingling of Christmas
`Bells could be heard outside,
of' • coutse, the
arrival of that Jolly Old-Man. ..
The ' cf6b.'s president •
Graham . S.holdice.. thanked
the ladies. for. 'preparing .
Christmas ,:dinner. He also..
expressed•.. his appreciation -
forthe cO-operation received
front the membership during
hii 'year of office.
The new officers ter -9. ‘‘..cr,..-
elecreC1 at -the .general.
meeting in November.. They
are.: Club: .President ,Doug.
Seaforth: Vice Pre=
sidtThi Harvey • lioggart; •
iondesbero; Treasurer
Sharon. 'COlelougli..' Clinton:
,Secretary - Norma • Riley.
Scafortht Directors - Lenore
Watt. Goderich; Donna
.Meminingway.- • . Brussels;.,
Jo Anne Sholdice,
LoncleSboro; Gorden. Pull-
`Man. ',Seaforth;: Graham -.
Sholdlce.. Seaforth; Ken,
Armstrong. Londesboro.
An interesting ,winter prot.
•-gramme is currently in the
planing. general Meetings
with films; speakers. clinics.
social .events.; Anyone ' in-
terested injoining for the '9
season please. contact .Nortna
Riley at 527.1059 for an
application form.
- stop.•
Win _at .
LopA.
euchre
r.
triumph over Wingham '•in
Seaforth.
Seaforth opened • the
scoring midWay in the first
period on a goal by McLlwain
assisted ,by Bedard and
Malone bur Wingham
snapped back as
Montgomery evened the
score' for Winghain .making
the score 1-1 at the• end of'the'
'first period.
In the second period Keley
assisted by Core and R.Lane
gave Seaforth (at) a 2-1 lead
and later took achtantage of a
Wingham penalty as John
Dale assisteil. by B. Lane and
Wesenbery gave Soatoyth a 2.
goal lead. Wingham s Bill
13ropliy cut the lead to 1 goal
as he 'screen'ed Seaforth
`goalie Wayne Bennewies but
.'Mark irly,Jcuwain set up by 13. • Lane, netted his second goal
give Seaforth a 4-1 lead at
the end of the second-period.
Seafordh 'took come and in'
the third period as 6 arrick
assisted -by e' ar , and
McLlwain nudged, one past.
Wingham' go 'lie • to give
Seaforth' a,' co table 5-2
lead. In the last few m utes
• of the game Seaforth tur -d
on the power and Rob Lan
picked (I) up a pass from
brother B. Lane and flipped
one' over sprawled
Vingham goalie. Scat6ttli
'last 2'goals came as Ga
blasted 2 powerful; shots
from the .blueline past a
partially screened goalie
Garrick's second goal was.
unassisted - the third goal
Was assisted by Campbell.
Seaforth outshot Wingham
26-18 Minutes in .penalties
Seaforth 10, Wingham 18..
° FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29 '
,I0:00 a.m. - 12 Noon. Shinny Hcickey
1:00 p.m. - 3:00 'p.m. Public Skating
6:00 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. Parents & Childrenskating
8:30 p.m. Juniors Vs Exeter
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 30
8:00 a.in. 1;00 p.m. Houseleasue
1:30 p.m. '-'3:00 p.m. Public Skatins
3:15 p.m. Novice vs Brussels
4:45 p.m.. Atom Game
6:15 p.m. Pewee Game
8:00 p.m. Oldtimers
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 31
12 Noon Midget Practice
1:30 - Public Skating
MONDAY, JANUARY 1
Closed •
TUESDAY, JANUARY 2
1:00 P.m.- 3:00 p.m. Public Skating
6:45 p.m. Bantam Game' •
8:30 p.m, Juniors vs Exeter. '
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 3 •
1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m, Parents'& Pre- Schoolers
'5:00 p.m. Novice Practice
6:00 p.m. Jr. Practice--
8:00 p.m. Women's Broomball „
THURSDAY, JANUARY 4
4:45 p.m:. Atom Practice
5:45 p.m. Bantam Practice
7:00 p.M. Men's Broottiball
This ad sponsored by
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Hockey
branches 'to ward, off witches. ,Some
Europeans wore corsages of mistletoe to
guarantee a,,siiccessful hunt,
Mistletoe also,played an important part
in religions, The Norsentert, as I mentioned
before, dedicated it to a goddess, but
Chrlstans thought the plant "waS tamed
with heathenism and for centuries it was
'banned from their churches. The Druids,
the .nature priests of the Celts, believed
mistletoe to be a warm'-reftige for'the
woodland spirits during the cold winter.
They religiously gathered clumps of the
branches ankhung- them their homes
and it is believed that this practice foStered
modern day, decorating 'praetices.
The parasite Also played- a
medicine in years gone by. A century
British physician observed at the plan is
"good for the grief of itch, sores, toothache
and the biting of mad dogs and venomous
beasts." European doctors, even as late as
the 17th century, belieyed mistletoe could
cure epilepsy. They reasoned that since the
plailattaehed itself so firmly to a tree that
if wduld not blow down, an epileptic could'
'not fall down if .he consumed the plant
regularly.
Whatever the reasons, I'm glad we use it
' as 'a Christmas decoration. The bright
green leaves are a cheery note vvhenAost
.things at this time of year are dull and
shrouded in white. Oh yes, I'm especially
fond of catching someone of the opposite
sex standing under a sprig of the
mysterious, traditional- plant.
-11611;pecrthe bank celebrate their 100 years in motor vehicle.•-
Oritario• Street, Stratford, A third period hat teck • •
(Expositor photo) Was fined $28 for failure to Bill Garrick and' a pair of
goals by Mark McIlwain both
Seaforth Bantams to an 8 2
•
Janpt McArthur' was, was fin d "$54 for having
one4Of the 'Bank 'of Commerce customers who, 'liquor readily 'available in a
who have been wielding hot
strong defense 'carried the Saddle club has Xmas party... lately as well as a
A tth at an open1-fouSe last week: Se" fo Leslie Sherwood,' of 460
' Shirley -froth kirktim., This of each comedy routine cert-
special Christmas treat on ainly told that everyone •was
K VISITOR MrS., ' ranged by the' Students' icular interest were the hilar-
The greens we use for Inlet*
decoration are steeped ' 0 traditions, that go.
back fot centuries. Holly, with its bright.
colours,, has'. decorated'. mantles and,
doorways for years, and it seems- as though
there always has, been a Christmas tree in
the house, Hemlock trees are probably ..the
mosttraditional,evergreen used, but these
have• generally given, way to the mote. •
pOpplar pine and spruce today. The MOO
interesting of all Yuletide greens; however, '.
is the mistletoe. , , •
• , Mistletoe,-to us, means a.chance to steal
a 'kiss' which is' a hOldover of 'old Norse
mitliology,. The Norsemen dedicated
mistletoe to their "goddess of the . hunt",
- so kissing a • wonian under 'it seems a,
nattirat ... 'follow • up. Other ancients;
however,. were not so complacent as the
• Norse people when it came to the unusual
plant.
Mistletoe is a parasitic plant that saps
the life from its,host tree: Then, since it can
prochiee its own'food, it continues to grow
. and fidtirish op the dead tree that sustained
it in its: early deVelopment. Because of the'
unnatural way 'this plant grew, • people •
considered mistletoe to be a charm against ,
disease, witchcraft and . infertility. Ancient
civilizations in as diverse areas as England.
and Japan. believed that barren' women
WOtild"" be able . to conceive'" "aftei eating
„Mistletoe. Some 'African tribes feStooned •
themselves with the plant in the belief' hat
...ieWould protect them oat injury th
the
consists. of 3,8 end games, a •conAtry
style dinner and dance on Saturday
and a breakfast Sunday. Entries can
be sent to Bob and Sharon Wilson,
Box 250, Seaforth: ' •
The Ladies Open will be held on
Wednesday, January 24th, with 2 -
10 end games. Contact Mrs. Millie
Lobb, R.R.H2, Clinton for_ in-
formation.. • • '
A "first-time" spiel conies to the
Club on. Saturday, February. ard,
This is the '40pen-OPen Spiel and it
sounds' like fun! Any four people,
over the age of 18 years, can form a
team for this one.. Ths, means either
4 men, 4 ladies, 2 of each or 3 and 1.
If you're interested - get your entry
into Jim and' Ann Cunningham,
Clinton, and be one of the first to try
this kind of Bonspiel, There will be 3
- 8 end games.
Other 'spiels scheduled are the ,
Men's Open on Saturday, February
',:17th, the Farmer's Open on
Wednesday, February 28th and the .
Mixed Open . on Saturday March
10th:
And, talking of •Bonspiels, ', a
reminder to all4the girls who haven't
yet looked at the caterinesheet to
see• if they're down, to. help • at an
upcoming spiel. If you find you can't
work one dayswitch with someone
for a' day. more suitable: But, please,
fill up all the spaces. Happy New
VPOT
Whiners of the L.O.B,,A.
Enchre field at Orange Hall
on Dec.• 18 are Ladies' High -4
Mrs. Elmer Townsend;
Ladies' Lone Doreen Kelly;
Ladies' Low - Viola Taylor;
Men's High - Sandy Pepper;
IVIert's,t,one• WilberGodkin;
Mein s Low William Kelly.
Lucky Draw Winners were
Oliver Pryce and ,Andy
Swedes carved sword
NAPPY NCW YEAR
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Na ura16./!.ivoloing
by $10voCOOk:
Mistletoe
With the holiday season under-
way, ':the: week of the Seaforth
Curling Chili 'has been a very quiet
one with just two' play off games
scheduled. The, teams of Campbell,
• Jr, and Roberton will.play off for the
Metes draw, Alc! John Patterson, Sr.
Vs. GorcrPryce for the final of the
Mixed Draw. Last week it was Pryce
and Fotheringharn hi the first leg of
"the round robin of the mixed draw.
A good crowd is expected at the '
New Year's Eve Dance at the Club,
all tickets having 'been sold some
time ago.. r,„
Regular Curling begins again next
Tuesday, January 2nd., with the
' Ladies' Draw in the ?afternoon 'and
the Juniors in the evening. Com-
petition Curling, continues on
Wednesday. The • Mixed Draw on
Thursday and Friday nights will be
the "Sweetheart Draw". There's a
big line up of members for Thursday
night curling, both early and late
draws have ten teams scheduled.
This meanfour teams each week
will play another ,night to keep the
schedule straight.
Good Bonspielp are on 'the agenda
at the Club in the New Year. Now is a
good time, to check your. Curling
Calendar and get your entries in.
The first one of the year, the Mixed
InVitational, scheduled for the week-
end of January 13th and 14th,
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