Times-Advocate, 1979-10-24, Page 15times- Advocate, October 24 1979 Page. 15
Hensall Sherwoods beat Zurich
NEW LIONS CLUB MEMBERS - The district governor of the lions Club came to Grand Bend last Thursdaynight to have
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Sawyers and Roy Johnson respectively. Pictured here are: Back row: President Peter Haist, Peter Tracz, Don Fraser, past
president Franc Allister , Jud Bumsteod, and,Roy Johnson. Front Row: Neil Dobbie, Rick Saywers and district governor Stew
O'Brien. Ab,ent from the photo is new member Tom Ditchburn, also sponsored by Rick Sawyers.
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The Graid Bend Senior and Caroline, in London.
Citizens meeting which is Don't forget! The ladies of
held the fist Wednesday of St. Johns are sponsoring
each monk, has been up- progressive euchre party in
dated to Nov, 1st, due to the the Parish Hall, Thursday
annual loll supper at Grand evening October 25th, 8:00
Bend Unied Church on Nov. p.m.
7th. - Mr. and Mrs. Orville
Mr. nd Mrs, Lorne Farrell, visited last Sunday
Devine, Ind Mr. and Mrs. with Mr. and Mrs. Roland
Orville Farrell, visited Neil, of Ailsa Craig, on the
friends i the Mount Forest occasion of the Neil's 40th
area Wdnesday. wedding anniversary.
RosieGrigg spent a few Eva Bariteau, Mary
holida0ast week with Mr. Ravelle, Alex and Clara
and Mr.Earl Wieberg, Judy Hamilton, Jim Prance, and
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A large congregation in-
cluding a number of visitors
attended the anniversary
service in the United Church
Sunday morning with Rev.
Keith Brown of Lucan as
guest speaker.
Speaking on the subject
"Counting the Cost" Rev.
Brown told his listeners that
Jesus never promised the
Christian life to be an easy
one. Every Christian should
realize he is commissioned
to be totally Committed; to
possess a deep personal
faith; to let his light shine out
and be a translator of the
word of God. •
The Lord expects a
Christian to be actively
faithful and enthusiastic and
should gather regularly for
Christian fellowship. A
righteous life provides a
clean channel for God's
blessing to flow through to
others.
The choir under the
direction of Douglas Gill
provided special music for
the service. An anthem "0
For a Thousand Tongues"
was sung 'by the choir; a
vocal solo "I walk to-day
where Jesus walked" by
Mrs. Russell Wilson; and a
Girl's Chorus `:'Silver and
Gold have I None." There
was organ and piano music
by Mr. Gill and Penny Smith.
The church was
beautifully decorated with
flowers, autumn leaves,
fruits and vegetables. There
were flowers in the church in
memory of the late Bruce
Gaynor who lost his life in a
car accident one year ago.
The church was filled for
the evening service, spon-
sored by the Centralia-Zion
Young Peoples group, when
the musical "Can it Be" and
"Life Unlimited" was
presented by Joy Unlimited,
a young peoples' group from
St. Andrews United Church,
Chatham.
The presentation under the
direction of Mrs Grace
Henderson is a musical and
dramatic testimony of the
power of Christ in our lives
to-day. Much credit is due
the director and her singers
and narrators for the
splendid performance.
Personals
Mrs, Lloyd Vogan, Mrs.
Wayne Brown, Trevor and
Terry and Shawn Taylor of
Listowel were recent visitors
with the former's mother,
Mrs. Fred Cunnington.
Mr. and Mrs, Truman
Mills, Kingston called on a
friend Saturday and the
previous evening they
visited with Miss Flossie
Davey at the Blue Water
Rest Home, Zurich.
Mrs. Fred Penwarden,
Sarnia, and Mrs. Elmer
Wilson, Exeter, were
Weekend guests and Stan
Love, Exeter was a Sunday
guest at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Wilfred Iluxtable.
Among the visitors at-
tending the anniversary
service Sunday morning
were Mr. and Mrs. Don Blair
Sunday the Sherwoods
continued their early season
winnings as they defeated
the Zurich Buckeyes 7-6 in
Hensall.
Of the 13 goals scored, four
players had eight of the
counters,
Scoring two goals each for
The Lucan rec league race
tightened up this week as the
Hackers and the Blues, who
were in first place, both lost.
Salon 174, who are now in
first place with four points,
defeated the Blues 6-5 and
the perviously winless
Greens got their first points
as they put the Hackers
aside 6-4.
Salon 174 opened up a
quick lead on goals by Brian
Dick and Don Coughlin and
held that 2-0 edge into the
second period. George Ewer
scored two goals, one on a
power play, to tie the score
at two before Don Lankin
knocked a loose puck by
Blues goalie Phil Vousden.
Lankin scored again in the
third period before Mike
Wraith scored the first of his
two goals. Chris Mouritzen
scored for Salon 174 to in-
crease their lead to 5-3,
Aaron Appleman brought
the Blues within one but
Mouritzen scored the winner
just minutes later. Wraith
Bowling scores
from Lucan
Men's inter-town-Lucan
One-1 point; Bob Smith 258-
1147; Don Watt 296-1138;
Charlie Glenn 245-1069
Lucan two-5 points: Jeff
Park 301-1216; Brian Ankers
32d-1208; Jim Smith 262-1087.
Ladies inter-town-Lucan 4
points Goderich 3 points
Audrey Watt 232-621, Lorna
Ellyatt 239.
Monday Ladies-May
Murphy 283-688, Lorna
Ellyatt 312-670, Sharon
Redick 259-633, Janet Ankers
253-625 Kit Hearn 242-622,
Joyce Sovereign 299-620, Pat
Hodgins 222-620, Loraine
Mosurinjohn 223-611, Audrey
Watt 255-608, Mary Jefferies
223-606, Pat MacDonald 255,
Pat Riddell 255, Jean Isaac
244, Joyce Van Geel 223,
Diane Williams 220.
Juniors-Diane Watt 198-
334, Rod Johnston 177-332,
Tonya Butchart 174, Shelly
Gill an 154, Loralee
McDonald 149, Terry
McRoberts 147, Raymond
Van Geel 145, Sheila Jones
143.
Bantams-Lisa Van Geel
236-372, Jamie Bond 188-277,
Bret Butchart 151, Wendy
Nevin 137, Jamie Pitt 134,
Jim Kwasnicki 127, Jason
Pfaff 124.
Colleens. Janice Abram
238-685, Audrey Watt 262-673,
Heather Gillen 252-629,
Marcia Rydall 235, Helen
Hearn 225, Terry Mawdsley
224, Ilene Hodgins 224, Mary
Van Geel 223, Joan Gwalch-
mai 210, Nola Lewis 207.
Medway league-Bob
Carmichael 286-747, Jiri
Jelinek 229-623, Norm Wyatt
225, Ken Weir 234, Ilene Moir
207, Marg Carmichael 203,
Jean Poole 202.
Senior citizens,-Laura
Williams 229-618, Jean Miller
223, John Park 182, Ed
Armstrong 166, Alex Young
162.
Wednesday mixed-Lorna
Ellyatt 279-710, Ward Ellyatt
238-654, Don Watt 232-630,
John Hibbert 229.609, Linda
Hibbert 239, Marlyn Smith
228, Debbie Chartreau 228,
Russ Smith 223, Audrey Watt
212, Brian Currie 212, Randy
Poels 210.
Thursday men-Ken Eaton
284-801, Larry Decaluwe 308-
783, Harold Mayo 298-778,
Don Watt 258-738, Jim Smith
291-851, Bill Neil 255-716, Bill
Butler 306-715, Harold Smith
276-710, Brian Ankers 258-
686, Geo Van Geel 252-684,
Jeff Park 249-663, Brad
Taylor 226.662, Fred
Cowdrey 271-656, Mike Neil
278-652, Wes. Hickson 274,
Ron Dickey 268.
Friday mixed-Bill Neil 267-
689, Jim Burt 234-678, Anna
Mollard 252-654, Jim Unwin
267-650, Maxine Parnell 222-
648, Edie Burt 247-639, Bill
Butler 240623, Teresa
Aldrich 230-622, Dave
Mawdsley 237-621, Kim Rae
234.611, Wayne Smith 236-
608, Morley Thompson 276,
of London and Mr. Andrew
Blair, Burnaby, B.C.
Sunday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Bowden Were
Mr. and Mrs, Rey Paynter
and Anne, St, Marys; Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Jaques, Steven
and Susan, Granthn; Mrs.
Barry Reid, Heather and
Lori, London.
the Sherwoods were Steve
Knight and Fred Campbell.
Mike Clarke and Rick
Schilbe had a pair of goals
each for Zurich,
The home squad got off to
a 2-0 lead with goals midway
in the first stanza by Camp-
bell and Knight. Picking up
then scored his second goal
but the Blues were unable to
tie the game in the
remaining minutes.
The Greens won their first
game of the season as they
upset Hagen's Hackers 6-4.
The first two periods
belonged- to the Greens as
they built up a 3-0 lead
heading into thefinal stanza.
Martin Wraith scored the
only first period goal as his
shot from the top of the slot
found its way through Chuck
Fredin's legs.
Rick Gwalchmai put the
finish to a perfect passing
play by deicing out Fredin
and sliding the puck into the
open net.
Gary Miller scored the
third goal as he picked up the
puck along the left side
boards and went in alone on
Fredin and snapped a shot
over Fredin's right shoulder.
The Hackers came out
roaring in the third as Gary
Revington finally beat John
Garrison.
Brad Taylor then scored
two successive goals to tie
the game at three. The first
was on a breakaway and the
second when he knocked in
Gary "Ike" Isaac's shot that
careened off the crossbar.
Harry Wraith restored the
Greens lead as "Big Guy"
Gwalchmai fed him a pass
that put him behind Fredin
and in front of the empty net.
Gord Moon scored the
eventual winner as he fought
his way down the boards and
cut in sharply toward the
Hacker's goal where he slid
it into the net. Revington
brought the Hackers within
one as he lit the lamp after
receiving a pass from behind
the net.
Moon then added the in-
surance goal as he in-
tercepted an errant pass and
deked Fredin who was
skating back into the net
because he was ready to
leave for the bench in favour
of an extra attacker.
assists on the two goals were
Rick Ingram, Jamie Cald-
well and Brian Campbell.
The Buckeyes struck two
goals with three minutes left
in the period with defen-
cemen Mike Clarke putting
one past Sherwoods' goalie
Laurie Skinner at 17:04. Jim
Murray and Randy
McKinnon assisted.
Just over a minute later,
Gerald Weido took passes
from John Graham and
Dave Cyr to even the score at
two goals apiece,
The second period proved
to be the downfall for the
Buckeyes with Hensall out-
scoring the defending South
Huron Hockey League
champs 4-2. The Buckeyes
were forced to juggle their
lines due to the absence of
centrereen Ron Rader, Pat
Bedard and Kevin. McKin-
non. In addition, the
Blickeyes had five new
players in the lineup.
With only 36 seconds gone
in the period Ingram took
passes from Jim Ferguson
and Brian Campbell and put
one behind the Buckeye's
Randy Oke.
Less than two minutes
later, Fred Campbell scored
his second goal of the af-
ternoon to up the Sherwoods'
margin to two goals, Allan
Bell picked up the assist.
At 4:34 slick centre•iceman
Brian Campbell took a pass
from Caldwell and put one
past Oke.
The Buckeyes put them-
selves back into the game as
substitute centre John
Graham, scored from
newcomer Murray.
Steve Knight got that one
back for the hotel squad 10
minutes later. Caldwell and
Brian Campbell picked up
the assists.
,The Buckeyes picked up
the final goal of the period
with Clarke doing the job.
Graham and McKinnon
assisted.
In the final period Zurich
came within one goal of tying
Hensall but an unassisted
goal by Ingram with five
minutes elapsed proved to be
the winner,
Scoring the Buckeyes
goals were Schilbe with a
pair, Picking up the assists
on the second goal were Ron
Desjardine and McKinnon,
I
clubs meet
Gaseniors•move meeting ahead
Olive Webb, all attended the Winners of the duplicate
Zone 8 Rally, for Senior bridge game held last
Citizens held Wednesday Wednesday evening at St.
October 17, at Clinton Legion John's Parish hall were
hall. Morning speaker was north - south, Mary Speiran
Mrs. Gwen Pemberton, and Marlene Brenner, east -
representing C .A .C., west, a tie-John and Elsie
Canadian Association of Inglis, Irene Ward and
Consumers. Afternoon Muriel Hunt.
speaker was Grace Bird Week end visitors with
Home Economist of Huron Erwin Holt and Robert were,
Country., Mr. andMrs. Steve Martin of
Calgary, and Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Riddock, of Corunna .
Resort 4-H They came to attend the
wedding of Donald Holt and
Elaine Errey, which was
held at Grace Bible Chapel,
The "Nifty Needlers" 4 H Parkhill.
club no. 1 held meeting four Glenda and Tammy
at Tammy Durand's home. Morenz spent the weekend
Roll call was answered by with Kim Merkies , to
bringing a picture of an old celebrate Kim's 13th bir-
fashioned item of thday.
needlepoint work. Hazel Blewett is a patient
Work session was on at St. Joseph's Hospital,
learning the scotch and London.
cashmere stitches.
"Nifty Needlers" held
meeting five at Trish Van-
denbygaard's home. By MANUEL CURTS Roll call was to bring a
picture of something you like
in needlepoint.
The work period was a
demonstration on how to
block and cut out squares.
Meeting six will be held
October 23 at Diane Cyr's
home.
The "Rolling Coasters",
4H Club no.2 of Grand Bend
held meeting six last
Tuesday evening at Cathy
Allister's home.
All members were present
to answer the roll call of,
"An example of a design
which shows one of the
stitches learned in previous
meetings." Include this in
your project manual.
In the work period the
leaders showed how to finish
off the edge of the coasters
the girls are making, with
binding stitch and how to
cover the back of them with
felt.
Next meeting will be held
November 6th at Sherri
Desjardine's home.
The Rev. John Wareham,
Exeter was supply minister
at the United Church service
Sunday morning, owing to
the hospitalization of the
Rev. Harley Moore. In the
Anglican Church, the Rev.
Murray Brooks, Ipperwash
has been supplying until a
new rector is appointed.
A Service was held in the
Anglican Church, Sunday
evening under the leadership
of the Rev. Aubrey Bell,
Leamington. Guests at the
service were members of the
Royal Arch Masons, London
District. A social hour
followed the service.
Best wishes are exteneded
to Danny Lagerwerf, son of
Mr, and Mrs. Jacob
Lagerwerf and Wilma
Bontje who were married
Saturday in the St. Pius:the
X Catholic Church, London.
By the way-Did you hear
about the fellow who bought
a hat and charged it? Guess
he's in debt over his ears.
Lucan rec race
is tightening up