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The -Jr. Rmers 4) f
and Centraija lbals, McClure scored for Frmeks to
'mens t eam are Jo represeAtthei. Chiselhurst and Centralia are eliminate Hensall fto.m' the
mep�s league and Parr Lin� ladi 5 the fqams wh 'playoff 'for the la oM., "This was a rough too h'
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represent the I'di I tue trophy. game,
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PI Two m4re teams got elitninted � The last game
ay at 11,4,4
"'r8'ia ,,was
arniers play at & 0 a.m.. and from the la of last Thursday gA dof the nighi.411 ibe players.
Parr Line ladies; play at 3:0�0e,m- y - light" in the men's broomball hamun in -this gamtr' and -that's
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in'the first roundThis is single, lieague.-The Grads
the way it should be.
from
knock -out. In * the first game, it war, .Blyth downed Archers by
These are the top teams from •eg4ibitilDn ame'- Auburn the score of 4 to 0
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every I"gue'in tke top,
s9", downing Parr' Line 2 -,0,1 Ken Wier, - Pete Masoq and
it
will be- good broombol,both the second Same of the night was 913g. Chappel ar0he referees for.
Saturday.�,,Nakch '12;. 1974,,and *ov sii THEBI
the excitifi' 'game to -watci tonight's games.
-rn-- 8 - the end of regulation time Tonight 8:30 - 9:3.�. Parr Line vs,
Jun##y,MAr fi,,24., 1974 - fro
AIM. to 1 :8 P.M. on both, days. 11.0.-D�mpers -aud "'Chiselhurst, B,P. Dumpers.
The Chiselhurst team played an were tied with ona'goal each. It 9:30 - 1p':30' Centralia --vs
NEE"- This team represent the -ladies lea' 1�5 ;� 11 TV
PARR ]J league In the W.0.,Broomod" h4bition game �vith- - a 'Blyth then wentkinto straight overt Farmers
jnv Jr.
Farmers
this weekend. 'Front left,, are Joan Grunewald.,4an'ice team which ended in a 6 -'0 score for 6 minutes. Each team then 7:30 - 8:30 and 10:30 to 11;30 Buy Tftw AT
Turner', Sondra Turner, Maririn Mc'NQtt and z ary Ann Caldwell. In scored one more for each side. there will be exhibition games
M back row .-in,favour, of th.
Parr Line and' also had'an, Sudden death overtime then came betweep Blyt)i teams and.Suforth
'are Jean Rathwell,, Pat, Norman, Elsie Klaver, Brenda Triebner, Janet Klaver,
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Marie Lobb and Leonard Lobb (qoach) Absent'were Marg.-Mead,Ann'Jordensi exhibition game with Bonnie into effect which ended when league teams that have, been X
or
ir Pennington 'from Ann Bosman Dale Kennedy scored. for' eliminated from the playoffs
Barb �.•Hollakdy,.Janq ,am, Nancy nd. Mari.lyn Duizer.
Gibbings,a
Fashion first Wyndham
Industrial Xof Choley Sportswear is "featured,
in completely wash4ble
Fortf el Xrtits for loog
wear,, comfort an
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tournamon't,
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Featured 'in' lonr sleevb
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;lazers, Five -- hiltton_
KINGS CROWNED I.H.L. Danny Tytuir and Larry Broome' eapual length sleeveless.'
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. The 4th 'annual hockey 'eat Ti>ps,, smart lofig. HAMPIONS connected for the Blues who
tournament, sponsored by the or hAlf - sleeve shirts,'
HarA. work,�a pefialty shot, and-, seemed, startled by (he st.ro'ng, pleated, and "W". 'line
tv five u checking of t�e,,Ki Fathei Stephen Eckert Council,
answered , third period
skirts or ;;pm flare
goals; gave the Kings the I.A.L. Gary Osborne intfieXingg nets Knig thts ' of Columbus,, . of slacks.
champicifship on Sunday night as turned in—anotlipr, strong Seaforth and District -will take
-they handed the glues a t9 -2 performanceAs he kicked aside pliice,on Sunday, March 31st, 0
shillacking-i-in the third and-, several - poini blank "drives.' Teams. entered ar6 fr6m�
decidi4. - gaI The Kings led .3 - 1';iifter 4 the Separate Schools in the� Dist'rict , it
Spring
me" before I pastel grounds
area and vice for various trophies with checked, dotted,
'first and 4 - 2: after the
approximately 100 fans ,f r , e second
donatO by the Seaforth council.. overchecked or gay
The kinW. won the opening They 'erupted for 5 tinanqwitled commence at' 9:60
game 3 - -2 with the' Blue's goals in the final •-twenty minutes. G.4m6S ''Will Comm pi pi�;tterns plus ik
bouncing back to tak04�e s�ed Twelve' penalties, were 'a.m. witl�gix teams entered this- wide* range of popular
se A plain -shadeq.
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game 5 - 4 in overtime with the Kings piqki1ftgt1p seven r, three Senior and. ..ihree pL
Junior in each division. B'-ecauge 0 u0The Kings who managed to, ,,6f & w
m. Included ere fighting
• score only 41 . goals - throughout, 'majors to Wright ofthe, Kings and of other commitrri6htsjoun of -the
Ahe regular season' came up with Bill Boshart of'the Blues. ri_�gtllar schools in.the district are, 'Choose from Powder,",
Beige_ Yellbkv, Green
Jlilleups� unable to compete 'this --yeaf.
their five' play
24 during -off .
mllowi, -is,the's�cheidule,�' Red and White.
games., On the other hand the . nk
KINGS,
Blues who only had 41 'goais Goal-OsbQr'oe!- Defeiiii6e' 9:00'a.m. - Dublin Jr.s. 0 0
_0
scored against them Eisler, Devereaux, Hildebrand Seaforth Jrs.
JUNIOR Jr. Fdrirrierettes went out fighting last Monda� all, season 7 10:00 a.m. Dublin" Srs. vs, SEPARATE BLAZERS .25.00
were beaten 23 time's during their Fdrwwiardiii: -., Wright, Kennedy,
night as the were defek6d im-the second overtlme'pei�iod by Centralia. The -4 Seaforth Srs.
.y nal five play-off garo 'includ Hutle'y, Gray, Leorihardt,
�s, . ing 16 11:00 a.m. - St. ColumbanJrs. vs 4nd PANT 5.00
score was 2 -1. The Jr. Farrrt.erettes team members are, front, left, Gwen Bosman, times by the Kings. Geddes., Brown. T�
Xen Wright' and Brian
Donna Dalton-, Jo -Anne Maloney, •Debbie McClure.and'(3'rend4d.F.in.lay�on Middle, BLURS. winners of '9 a.m. game for -SHIRTS 12.95 to 15.95
Murray McClure (coach) . Lois- D Jr. "A"' Champi�iiship.'
Dalton; Sheila Cainpt�ell,',Joann-e, Kuni, Lynda Leonhardt were the hig-guns for Goal Montgomery: Difence 12JO P.M. , 9f. iColumban vs
he Kings as au, Agar, Nicholson.Price. 10.95. to 14.95
Anderson, Gail Nolan, Marg...Eckert and Jim'Anderson (coach).; t t they fired goats -game for, SKIRTS •................
Back, 'Pa
F4 winner 6f 10,a.m.
Anderson, Marie Theresa Wish., 'Marie-.1ecin-haecit and Nancy Eckert.. Apiece,. Wrights first goal, came orwards - D.Broome,"L.Broome"
on -a penalty shot after fie was Muir,'Boshart, Eckert, Finlay- Sr. "A7 champiohship.' SLACKS ......... ............. 12.95 to: 16.95
haul6d down -from behind by son, Groothius,Akker,l -,I�, I:JQP.M. Loser of 9 a.m. game
Blues- defenceman' Greg Rau. Ungarian. vs loser of 11 a.m. game for,
if. - "B" Championship.,,
bauggal gtod eventivall� tp.
be the winner. Leonhardt ar 2:30P.M.', -Loser loons
40 a,m.
-ga %'e vs. loser' of 12:30 p.m.
picked -up � an assist to give him
thre4� points for the night. The big game for Sr. B' . Champiqn- FASHIONVEPARTME
RENT shp.
g�y- who •, was c6niverted".ffom FOR
defence to forward just befog.,
play-offs began, led all play-off One bedroom - -npgUirs
scoring -with nine points, bas'e'd'onapartment, eleetxic heat
six -,goals and three assists.,
Through the, seasort, he had one sto,�e�'frij..and dryer. THE.: LONG!
goal and one assist,
Otaer goal
getters for the AvalIdble Ist of April.' VROLET
were "Ike" Hildebrand Pauli
Hulley; Dale Kennedy;;Earl arl ray -Ph; '527,4680,
and Lloyd "Colonel" Eisler,
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