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7 Hoc;{.ey Schedule (continued) S2,turday, March 8, 1969 . !IagGrsville Bantam 3:45 P.H. Plattsville vs Novice 4:45 P.TT. Elora vs Midget 5:45 P.H. Game or practice Sunday, March 91 1969 ;·Jaterford House League Play-offs Six nat ions Six Nations Pee Wee - 4:00 P. M. Kings vs Blues This is the finals for these two teams and it will be three games out of five. Bantam Semi- finals: 5:00 P.M. 6:00 P.M. All Stars Seals vs vs Wings North Stars NOTICE Everyone listen to the noon sports on Saturday, if there are any changes in our schedule we will have the changes announced over C.K.P.C. On Thursday, March 6 1 1969 1 there will be a Six Nations Minor Hockey meeting at the home of Russell Davis. Everyone is most welcome, let's see more new faces at this meeting. S.N.M.H.L. ALL ONTARIO INDIAN HOCKEY TOUR1JAMEriT \-Jon by Six Nat ions Last Saturday at Strathroy - the games played by the Six Nat ions against Oneida in the semi- fianls, then against Sarnia in the finals was indeed typical of the Russian- Canadian ones with all· the clash and rugged."less_ of the N .H. L. thrown in for good measure. The goal keeping on both teams was superb and al l teams are to be commended in this department. The one- sided scores in bo t h games does not take away the lustre nor the glory of the performances of any of the t eams, nor does it indicate how bitterly each score was earned. In the game against·Oneida 1 the scoring honours went to the following players: Albert Porter, Randy Hill 7 Victor Porter, Brian Martini Jim (Squire) Hill, Gaylord Powless, Bill (Squire) Hill. They all scored one each, for a total of seven. Oneida failed to score. The goal- keeping honours went to Ed. Staats and Gil Martin. They just simply could not be beaten! In the final game, the Six Nations ing won scoring honours: Gaylord Powless Steve Smith 2; Clifford Lickers 1 ,Jr. 2j won over Sarnia by a score of 17-6. The follow- 3; Bill Hill 3; Randy Hill 3; Rolly Smith 2; Allen Lickers l _. · To pick out "The Three Stars ~" in this finai game would, indeed·, be difficult to doL It would be much easier to pick out a star for each player and then, quickly walk away. The older members of the Six Nat ions deserve "warm handsi1 for their solid hockey head work, their fine defensive work, their stick- handling and·! the way they still \. "throw their bodies arou.nd. ;; Congratulations to you all for bringj_ng more honours back to your selves and to your people. O.M.H.A. - 50-50 Draw The Six Nations Bantam all star hockey team ·50-50 draw was made on Saturday, March 1st at the Hagersville Arena 2-fter the game. The draw of 1n 75.00 was won by Marion Garlow with the team receiving $175.00 a lso. The Bantam team and their ponsors wish to thank everyone who helped with the ticket drive sales and all the generous people who gave their support. Thank you all. Six Nations Bowling i.,eague February 26, 1969 by M. Mo ses Ladies high single Ladies high triple Grand River Euchre Ladies high score Ladies lone hands Ladies low score -' Doris Henhawk 336 f/Iens high single Clifford Lickers Bev. Beaver 807 Mens high triple - Mike Martin Team ff 7 52 points Teams 1 & 6 - 50 points Team/;'.· 3 - 49 points Feb ~ 27, 1969 Margaret C,reen Betty Hartin Mrs. Christine Garlow Men s high score Thos. Miller liens lone hands - Oscar Henhawk Mens low score - Hill McNaughton Door prize was 1von by Erma Haracle Welcome back to Euchre, Harry! 288 700