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(By Keith Murray),
Over 1,000 fans enjoyed a
hockey game on Friday night,
in Seaforth Arena when sea-
forth Midgets, coaches and
Managers played host to the
Flying Fathers.
Mayor Frank Sills of
Seaforth led in "0 Canada" and
Welcomed the Flying Fathers and
everyone to a fun-filled even-
ing. Father Brian McKee,foun-
der and manager of the Flying
Fathers hockey club expressed
a thank you on behalf of their
hockey team. Mayor Sills drop-
ped the puck for the opening
faceoff only to be interrupted by
Rollie the clown. play started
again for a few seconds, only
-to be interrupted again as Rollie
undertook to entertain Larry
Seymour, Seaforth's goalie. The
second stop in the game. _came
when they realized that the re-
feree had to be ordained.Father
„Bill Scanlon and Father Les
Costello each scored two goals
with Father Frank Blake_getting
one for the Flying Fatheirs in
the period with Terry Craig and
Jack McLlwain replying for the
Seaforth squad. The period was
by no means over when Father
Costello and Father Scanlon
couldn't agree and a water fight
took place. Some of the fans
were the victims, however,when
the shower came doim, it wasn't
water at all, it was rice.Several
pies •were served during this
period. Kevin Bennett of
Seaforth was one of the lucky
people who had a pie in the eye.
Posters were made by area
schools for advertising pur-
poses and a presentation was
made to the winners during the
first period intermission. First
prize went to St. James Sep-
arate School of Seaforth, second
went to St. Patrick's School of
Dublin and third place honours
went to St. Columban separate
School.
The second period started
with Seaforth's Terry Craig
and, Father Bill Scanlon having
a cap fight. Scanlon was the
loser but he attributes his
ability to play hockey to the
fact that he keeits his hair out
of his eyes. However he felt
cold. and soon he was wearing
a curly wig. Hockey resumed
until Seaforth's Bob Beutten-
miller was the victim of a
pie. A ten second penalty was
handed to Scanlon for board-
ing in the middle of the ice.
Father Costello of the
Flying Fathers scored the first
During the first inter-
mission in. the Flying
Wathers game Friday night
Gdrdon Scott, (upper pic-
ture), President of the
Royal Canadian Legion,
Seaforth, presentee) the
first' piize award of the
poster contest advertising
the game •to Danny Arts of
R.R.4, Seaforth for St.
James School, Sea-forth;
Ken Coleman, President of
Seaforth Optimist Club
(2nd picture), presented the
second prize award to Jim
Delaney, Dublin, for St.
Patrick's School, Dublin;
and Brian Flannigan,
President of the Seaforth
Lions Club, (third picture)
presented the third award
to Cathy O'Leary of St.
Columban for the St.
Columban Separate School.
During the third inter-
mission Brian Lane of
St.' Columban, selected by
his hockey team mates as
the "most valuable player"
for this winter, was
presentee] ,_the Charles
Reeves Most Valuable
Player Award by Mr.
Reeves (Lower).
goal and assists went to every,.
one on the ice. Father Basil
Smith scored the second goal
assisted by Jack Costello and
Patrick Blake. The Midgets
scored three goals to make the
score 6 - 5 for the Flying Fa-
thers. First Paul Hulley scored
from Kale then McLlwain from
Beuttenmiller. And last of the
three • goals from Bennett and
O'Shea.
First aid was administered
to an unlucky number 13 and a
newborn doll was presented. in
the second period intermission
Charlie Reeves presented the
"Most Valuable Midget Player"
trophy to Brian Lane, the cap-
tain of the team. Timmins 1912
baby although not a priest has
become an important member of
the Flying Fathers. He is a
star attraction between periods
using his antics and costumes.
He made the people laugh with
his diaper and large curity bottle,
soother and baby bonnet.
Players returned to the ice
but Baby Timmins had to get a
spanking by Les Costello before
he left the ice. Somehow they
were short of a referee until
Ab Demarco arrived. It appeared
as though he had a long drink of
water and couldn't control the
game or perhaps himself. The
game was in full swing until
Rollie undertook to catch up on
some ice fishing.
Other antics used were a
sponge puck and an extra large
puck for playing purposes.Hoc key
got underway again with Kevin
Bennett, Brian Lane, Terry C raig
and McLlwain scoring for Sea-
for th with Neville replying for
the Flying Fathers. Costello also
scored with the puck tied on his
stick. Costello shook hands with
the referee who had a 6 ft. white
glove. With only a few minutes
left in the game and Seaforth in
the lead 11 - 10 the Flying Nun
appeared on the scene and tied
the score for the FlyingFathers.
The finishing touch was put on
the game as players from both
benches poured onto the ice. The
siren sounded and the game was
over. The Flying Fathers and
the Seaforth team were applauded
by all the enthusiastic fans as
they left the ice.
A great amount of thanks
should go to the SMH A and es-
pecially Jack Lane for organiz-
ing this event. Thanks goes to
the people who helped prepare
the arena. Father Jack Costello
was a former pastor for the
parish of Dublin. Referees in
the game were former ex-NHL
stars Al Demarco and Jim Mar-
ietti. Father Les Costello was
a former member of the Toronto
Maple' Leafs. Ray Anstett
itnanaged toi assist. ion ene,ol, the;
Flying Fathers' goals.
There was a banquet for the
players after the game in which
thanks from Les Costello went
to the s MHA which organized the
event and to the ladies who pre-
pared this meal. Andy O'Brien,
a writer for the Canadian Maga-
zine was present at the game
obtaining material for an article,
The game brought $1,500 profit
for the. Seaforth Minor Hockey
Association. Bob Beuttenmiller,
Jack McLlwain
'
Ray'Anstett and
Terry Craig played for the, Sea-
forth team, and from the Midget
team were Larry Seymour; Ray
Anstett; Gord Carnochan; Barry
Lane; Brian Lane; Dave McClure;
Jack McLlwain; Terry Craig; Bob
Beuttenmiller; Bill O'Shea;
Dwayne Cornish; Paul Hulley;
Marvin Kale; Kevin Bennett; Ray
Hutchinson.
Flying Fathers; Art Appleton;
Father Brian McKee; Les .Cos,,,
tello; Bill Scanlon; Steve Mc-
Lellan; Father Frank Willard;
Basil Smith; Father Patrick
Blake; Grant Neville; Joe Brady;
Jack Costello; Tim Shea. Clown
was Rollie Richer.
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