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dinner t
A large number of sporting,
ceiebrlties will be in attendance ut
the first Exeter Lions Club
Sportsmen's. dinner set for
Tuesday. Fpbruaiy 5.
The feature "speaker will be
former American baseball league
umpire Emmett Ashford. he is
ne of the o after dinner
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I I'nd strial Hocke action on
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addin the other,.
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Heinbuch rounded out the
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This is the'first'.of a series of weekly articles written to
cubicle
B.P. Dumpers but Hensall wasn't
S. -Climbs
speakers in North America,
Sunday night the Blues blasted
goaltenders Feeney (Flyers) and
Beavers' scoring with 2 goals,
inform the public about recreational activitt ,s`, programs,
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Extr eci "f
prisoner
Right alongside Ashford will be°
the St ars 9 - 3 while the Kings
Osborne (Kings) were
Mcllwain. ,got the Beavers
facilities and, philosophies pertaining to: xecreation and the
Life Savers
Best
Detroit Tiger ace relief pitcher
g
squeezed by the Flyers 5 - 4.
The Blues
particularly sharp throughout the
rolling in the lst period, with 2
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and the ended in la 2
use of leisure time in the Town ofSeaforth.
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colurmi by ommettting on
1 believe ii,
is' flttin to begin
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-seaport
John Hiller, former NHL star Lou
scored six goals
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game,
two
goals period
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In
tt ,g, a
process by
I&Faioodyry
'?;�O Rwc
queen
Fontinato and Ntac Cuddy of
withiR'twelve minutes of the final
The scare, was tied up at -
all tie. the second period
community involvement: the which the community
Tennes-
finals to be played in Gravenhurst
am
Strathroy, owner of Smog and,
period in their vi over the
all at the end of the first period
Mcllwain was tripped breaking in
works together, through recreation, fpr the betterment of the
.x1:86.00 ani! $39.50:
R��' `
painter
othef top' harness horses.
Stars. Up until aha Stars
with the Kings outscoring their
on goal and scored on a penalty
individual and the community.
Zip -in Borg-LinedUS
nade
tl Rounding out the head table
were very much in contention as
opponents 3 - 2 in the final frame.
shot. Rich Heinbuck scored his 2
By taking a general look at-Seaforth, one can see many
#1C1ROX'DON'" Mabe - $ only
Parker and Lead - Dick Dickson.
26- Moroccan
will be Tim Foh of the Montreal
they had come from behind to
Each team received five minor
goals 2 minutes apart' and
people talented and knowledgeable in certain fields relating
NAVY and SAND
SI�ACS '
minutes
Expos; University of Western
knot the score at 3 - 3.
penalties.
Mcllwain added his 4th goal. The
to recreation. Potential leaders, organizers or resource people
,SHADES
Sizes
48
Chi-
Ontario football coach Frank
The win moves the Blues into a
Games for Sunday,Jan.20f T4.
period ended 6 to 3 for the
in the field of crafts, physical activity, dramatics, musical
88 to 46
ooad Tiaa:ge
box
Cosentino; curler Jim Waite;
six point lead over the second
Blues vs Flyers 7:30
Beavers.
activities or intellectual activities, and in many other areas
Final Clearance
values to, $z9.96
86- E�
Whipper Billy Watson and
place Flyers with only four games
Stars vs Kings 9:00
Bob Beuttenmiller scored 2 .;e
contained in the vast field of recreation. You could offer a
Hulley, 274; high triple,
Barb
Jr. Farmers vs Hensall 9:30
Canada's National Timmy and
remaining in the schedule.
Game played Sunday,Jan.13.
goals opening the 3rd period and
great assistance to our community if you are not already
$24.04
TO Clear *'
(sp),
Ken Doig of Seaforth, golfer and
DannyMuir led the Blues with
Seaforth 10 Goderich 8
Jack Mcllwain scored his 5th &
active. There are many avenues open for eager volunteers
235,
•V�/
high
hockey player.
four goals and two assists. Dave
626; High average L. Hoegy, 202
6th goals. Goderich replied with 5
and instructors, some on a one day effort, to others on a more
Hensall.
competition on Sunday were from
and B. Harris, 202.
Rrepftr $48.50 and $59.50
Half PA,Coe
Tory Gregg, well known in the Broome scored twice with Jim TOP TEN SCORERS goals in the 3rd period cashing in permanent basis whose assistance would be greatly
GP G A Pts. defensive -
Chiselhurst won over Centralia
area for his sportscasting
Finlayson, Bill Boshart and Greg
on poor play and sloppy
appreciated.
This Seasons
ladies from the club who supplied
Team Standings:
and announcing at horse shows
Rau each firing one apiece.
Dave Broome (BL) 9 10 6 16
5 11 16
cleaning ii'the Beaver's end. The
So, too often interested people do not know where to use
is
TWEED
SALE OF
will be the master of ceremonies.
Muir's six points moves him into
Danny Muir(BL) 9
game ended up 10 to 8 for the
their abilities to their fullest. If your club., or organization
scoreless tie.
Exeter Lion Don Taylor,
the dinner committee
a four point lead over Broome in
the I.H.L. scoring race. Ron
Bill price (ST00 7 7 14
Larry Broome(BL) 9 8 4 12
Beavers.
Seaforth drew 9 penalties and
seeking a worthwhile project or if you as an ndividual have
abilities interests you would like to see put to a satisfying
nc
��n� QI'eSS@S,
Ti -Cats
chairman of
(BL) 10 6 6 12'
10. Seaforth is
gr
Recreation Office.
TOPCOATS
41
is still negotiating with other
Beuerman, Ken Cardno and Joe
Ben � kker
Goderich now only
activity, contact the
possible guests. Included on the
Dick scored for the Stars. Seven
Dennis McCaulley 10 5 7 12
one point behind the Goderich
At this time the basement of the library has been and will
3b ON _ Om' entire Stoic
list are Mrs. Penny Tweedy,
penalties were called in the game
Bill PinderfL) 10 8 3 11
Sailors for 2nd place in the
be used more fully in the near future for meetings. It would be
"oRoNzr' make -^9 Onlyy
owner of the super horse
with the Blues picking up five of
Ken Wright(K) 8 7 3 10
League standing. Port Elgin is in
a great asset to glubs, committees and organizations using
L,dit Sizes 36 to 46
sizes 12 to 22%
Secretariat and Montreal
them.
Jack Groothius(BL) 9 2 8 10
first place and Kincardine 4th.
this facility to look at more cheerful walls. If you have any
BROWN or GREY TONER
Regular $2955 to $55.00
Alouette Glenn Weir.
In the late game the Kings got
Bill Boshart(BL) 10. 2 8 10
Jack leads the league scoring
pictures, posters or -charts depicting the his}ory ofSeaforth or
Ticket selling at $25 are now
a three goal performance from
Most Goals -Dave Broome(BL);10
with 22 goals and 13 assists for 35
surrounding areas, they would appreciatively be hung in the
Final- Clearance
FINAL SALE
available from any Exeter Lions
Club member and Lions in other
Paul Hulley and two from Ray
Devereaux in their win over the
Most Assists -Danny Muir(BL)II
Most Penalized Player -
points. Bob Beuttenmiller is tied
for 3rd place with 22 points on 9
'hall.
The Recreation Department is in the midst of beginning
$34,00
15.0 t� ��•%:
e� nearby communities. All
Flyers. The game was a close
Hildebrand (K) 39 min.
goals and 13 assists and Murray
three new programs this month. A Mens Physical Program, a
proceeds will be used for Crippled
affair right from the opening
Most Penalized Team - Kings -
Hende'rson is in 8th place with 5
LadiesKeep„ Fit and a Childrens Art and Handicrafts Pr
Children's work. Receipts for
whistle with both teams
149 Min.
goals and 12 assists for 17 points.
ogram. Coming attractions include Holiday Happenings (five
zs only _- BOYS
SAVE Mo to 50%
income -tax purposes may be
displaying good passing and
Leading Goalie - Montgomery
fun filled days for your child during the Mid Winter Break)
0
secured. shooting. (BL) 2.70 Avg.
Veteran -centre -man Ron Dale
led the Flyers with three goals
with line -mate Dave Watson '.
From
Jthe
Horse's Mouth
(By Ken)
Monday, January 7th at the Western Fair Raceway in
the, fourth race Artic John, owned by Larry Dale of
Seaforth, was fourth with C. O'Neill on the bike. In the
fifth race the winner was Carry On.S.yl owned ,by
Andrew Park of Mitchell and driven by Gord. Pullman
of Seaforth. The mile was in 2.13 with the pay-off, being
$9.70.
Wednesday night in the eighth race Clever Larry
owned ,by Wm. Laverty and Ron Williamson, both
ofSeaforth, was fifth with Ron on the bike. In the ninth
race Jay Bee Blaze owned by Benson Feagan and
driven by Gerry Roebuck, both of Goderich, was fifth.
•
Saturday at the London track in, the eighth race
Pebbies Girl owned by Geo. Feagan of Goderich and
Ron Feagan of Dundas was second with Gerry Roebuck
on the. bike.
We note that the newest track at Barrie is off to a
most successful meet.
There are 245 stallions enrolled for thz 1974 season
that will have their offspring eligible' for the Ontario
• Sired Stakes estimated to be worth 1.7 million dollars.
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
TODAY16 ANSWER
SL Regard-
ing
(2 wds.)
39. Jeeter --
of "To-
bacco
Road"
4L Russian
ruler
DOWN
1. Fellow
2. Condor's
neat
3. Marc Con-
nelly's
..fie _..
(2 wds.)
4. Pitcher's
statistic
S. Caesar or
Waldorf
6.�re
7. Curve
8. WalWhitman
book of
poems (3
wds.)
9. Baltic Sea
republic
10. He an- '
nexed 9
Down
16.Oberon
19. Airplane -
wing
shape
20. Paid a
hurried
visit (2
wds.)
22. Noble-
man
2L Sugar-
cane
cutter
25. Blaine -
2L Gate-
keeper
29. Main
arte31. Vulgar
33. Rustic
SS. -Break
bread
36- Do
nep-
dlepoint
entra is
{
'first in
broomball
Parr Line defeated Chiselhurst
2 - 1 in Broomball when Leo
Horbaniuk and Don Parsons
scored for Parr Line .with Dave
Turner assisting. Alvin ' Dow
scored for Chiselhurst.
Henry Wydenen scored for
Centralia to defeat Archers 1 - 0.
b.P.Dumpers and Hensall played
and a Cycling Club which will be outlined more fully at a later PARKAS Sports Wear
date. The scope of possible activities is so very large and with `
your input and assistance we can work together to incorporate CLEARANCE
a great diversity of recreational activities for the benefit of all. SKI JACKETS
Team standings: Team Standings:
Goderich 114 Browners 87
to a 1 - 1 tie. Jim Bosman scored
ACROSS
Seaforth
1. Cashier's
Snoopies
cubicle
B.P. Dumpers but Hensall wasn't
S. -Climbs
Bowl Mor
IL Mister in
Swinging six
Munich
recorded.
IL Take
Exeter
prisoner
Flyers
I& "Dia-
Brad Finlayson and Clyde
monds -
CrintOn
Girl's
Life Savers
Best
McClure assisted by Bob
Friend"
M'kef`< ,„
(2 wds.)
Swifties
14. Sicilian
Henderson scored for Jr. Farmers-
-seaport
Ii h Single -
15.1liakery '
Ladies' high single and triple,
to defeat Genesco 2-0.
District 13 'defeated the District
I&Faioodyry
281
queen
To -night (Thursday(
17. One
�I-ligh Five:
of a
high single and triple, Herman
Tennes-
finals to be played in Gravenhurst
am
1204
eleven
18. Closed
onJanuary 22, 23, 24. The other
20. Italian
painter
2L
team members were Vice -John
DDockce
23. Prome-
nade
Patterson Sr., Second ' Cliff
Z& Celebes
64
ox
•
a Mucilage
Parker and Lead - Dick Dickson.
26- Moroccan
58
mountain
51
region
Also on Sunday, Jan. 13 tho
27. Court
48
minutes
51
28. Friendly
mixed team skipped by Bill
Islands
38
30. Old'
48
Chi-
Campbell Jr. won the Division 0
nese
35
kingdom
40
31. Storage
B playdown. They will now go to
box
30
32, Filch
38
34. Breakfast
Exeter on Feb. 17 to play against
Ladies High Single and
triple,
86- E�
SL Regard-
ing
(2 wds.)
39. Jeeter --
of "To-
bacco
Road"
4L Russian
ruler
DOWN
1. Fellow
2. Condor's
neat
3. Marc Con-
nelly's
..fie _..
(2 wds.)
4. Pitcher's
statistic
S. Caesar or
Waldorf
6.�re
7. Curve
8. WalWhitman
book of
poems (3
wds.)
9. Baltic Sea
republic
10. He an- '
nexed 9
Down
16.Oberon
19. Airplane -
wing
shape
20. Paid a
hurried
visit (2
wds.)
22. Noble-
man
2L Sugar-
cane
cutter
25. Blaine -
2L Gate-
keeper
29. Main
arte31. Vulgar
33. Rustic
SS. -Break
bread
36- Do
nep-
dlepoint
entra is
{
'first in
broomball
Parr Line defeated Chiselhurst
2 - 1 in Broomball when Leo
Horbaniuk and Don Parsons
scored for Parr Line .with Dave
Turner assisting. Alvin ' Dow
scored for Chiselhurst.
Henry Wydenen scored for
Centralia to defeat Archers 1 - 0.
b.P.Dumpers and Hensall played
and a Cycling Club which will be outlined more fully at a later PARKAS Sports Wear
date. The scope of possible activities is so very large and with `
your input and assistance we can work together to incorporate CLEARANCE
a great diversity of recreational activities for the benefit of all. SKI JACKETS
Team standings: Team Standings:
Goderich 114 Browners 87
to a 1 - 1 tie. Jim Bosman scored
Toros
Seaforth
106
Snoopies
73
B.P. Dumpers but Hensall wasn't
Congratulations to the Seniors
Bowl Mor
96
Swinging six
60
recorded.
team who won the best two out of
Exeter
• 93
Flyers
47
Brad Finlayson and Clyde
three games on Sunday, Jan. 13
CrintOn
74
Life Savers
46
McClure assisted by Bob
in Galt. The team skipped by
M'kef`< ,„
`"`' 35
Swifties
45
Henderson scored for Jr. Farmers-
1Vpve, QQpglsb6 and representing
Ii h Single -
everyone enjoyed the hospitality
Ladies' high single and triple,
to defeat Genesco 2-0.
District 13 'defeated the District
Mar Nobel
281
Mary Nobel(sp),294 - 678. Men's
To -night (Thursday(
14 team to go on to the Ontario
�I-ligh Five:
54
high single and triple, Herman
Jr -Farmers -Parr Line 7:30
finals to be played in Gravenhurst
Mary Nobel
1204
Hoste 307, 692.
Genesco - Centralia 8:30
onJanuary 22, 23, 24. The other
11 ' Town and Country
Egmondville League
Hensall - Chiselhurst 9:30
team members were Vice -John
;ream Standings:
Team standings:
B.P.Dumpers - Archers 10:30
Patterson Sr., Second ' Cliff
Hirt & Miss
64
Tiger Cats
66
Genesco are in charge of
Parker and Lead - Dick Dickson.
tweet Tweets
58
Golden Bears
51
referees.
Also on Sunday, Jan. 13 tho
gob -A -Links
48
Alouettes
51
Ladies Broomball games set
mixed team skipped by Bill
Luvie Duvies
38
Rough Riders
48
include:
Campbell Jr. won the Division 0
Pioneers
35
Argounants
40
Monday night, Jan. 21
B playdown. They will now go to
Happy Six
30
Stampeders
38
Parr Line vs Centralia 7:30
Exeter on Feb. 17 to play against
Ladies High Single and
triple,
Ladies' high single,
Betty
Seaforth vs Chiselhurst 8:30
the Division 13A winner. The
Marg Ungarian, 270, 640,
High
Hulley, 274; high triple,
Barb
Jr. Farmers vs Hensall 9:30
other team members were Vice -
average, Ella Munro 193.
Men's
Alexander 666; high average,
Last Monday . night Janicd
Gwen Patterson; Second John
High single D. Young, 257
(sp),
Betty Smith 213. Men's
high
Turner scored twice to lead Parr
Patterson Jr. and Lead Grace
single and triple, C. Kreiger
235,
single, Ron Beuerman, 278,
high
Line to a 2 - 0 victory over
Campbell. Other teams in the
626; High average L. Hoegy, 202
triple, Dan Muir, 622,
high
Hensall.
competition on Sunday were from
and B. Harris, 202.
average Jim Barry, 207.
Chiselhurst won over Centralia
Goderich, Brussels, - Harriston
and Teeswater. Thank you to the
St. James League
1-0 on Georgina Reynold's goal.
ladies from the club who supplied
Team Standings:
The last game saw Jr.
Adams
68
Farmerettes and Seafortb end in a
the food.
Saints
63
scoreless tie.
On Monday, Jan. 14, two teams
tigers
56
from Seaforth went to the ladies
Ti -Cats
47
bonsP iel in Brussels On the early
Jokers
41
draw were:Ariel Woods, Marlene
Toros
39
*
Roberton; Anne Laverty and
Ladies' High Single,
Louise
1
Audrey Beuermann. On the 11:30
Dick, 265, high triple,
Paula
draw were Margie ' Wright,
Marcussen, 596. Men's
High
X,.q
Mrs. William Clear funeral
g y
at. St. James Church.
Teeswater rink.
Norma Riley, Sharon Wilson and
single Lyle Haney, 266 and
high
' 1
Weisenberg 181. Men's high
*
Edna Pearson (Brussels). ' Margie
triple, Brian Barry, 680.
single and triple, Geo. Hays, 289,
Friday night.
Wright's team got 4th,prize and
MIxed Double League
Mr. Norman Foran is a patient
everyone enjoyed the hospitality
Team Standings:
1'
i W' ham Hos ital
and food.
Chaparall
71
Arctic Cat
54
;
Mr. Jim Leidy ia patient in
The British Consols
Competition playdown for District
Moto Ski 52
Ski Whiz 35
*
Wingham Hospital..
13 B was played in Listowel on
Ski Doo 31
1
Mrs. Cyril Boyle, Father
Phalen and Mts. Gus Redmond
Jan. S & 6 with 9 teams
p�nccipating. The double knock-
Allouette 30
Helen"
were in Seaforth Monday attend-
w 's
out event was won by the
Ladies high single,
Garrick, 266, high triple, Carol
Mrs. William Clear funeral
g y
at. St. James Church.
Teeswater rink.
McLean, 617, high average, Barb
The Youth Club of St.
Seaforth's entry was: Skip - Bill
Weisenberg 181. Men's high
*
Augustine is having a card party
Campbell Jr.; Vice -Bob Wilson;
single and triple, Geo. Hays, 289,
Friday night.
Second - Doug. Rowcliffe; Lead -
692, high average, J. Coleman
Mr. Norman Foran is a patient
John Patterson Jr.
229.
1'
i W' ham Hos ital
a
n mg p .
Mike Boyle, Janica Foran, Katy
and Terry Foran have returped to
London and Kitchener University
after Christmas holiday with their
parents.
Mr. David MacAllister's fun -
was held from MacKenzie Fun-
eral Home in Lucknow last
Wednesday, Burial was in Dun-
gannon Mausoleum. 'His niece
Mrs. Tom Bailey and Tom of Ook
Lake, Manitoba attended the
funeral, along with many old
neighbors from St. Augustine,
Auburn, Dungannon and Luck-
* * *
now.
Pallbearers were: Wallace
Wilson, Ben Mole, Donald
*
OHA Intermediate "C" Hockey
Thompson, Gus Redmond, Cyril
.K
Boyle and Bob MacAllister.ty-April
"He be
ed� u n d a y Jan. 2Of h
Sunday,
would ninety-two,
f
�
9th'
at 2:00 p.m.
�r
Rememberi It takes but a
*
K.incardine vs Seaforth
moment to place an E;tpositor
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