HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1975-01-09, Page 9LOCAL LEGION HOSTS BONSPIEL - 'The Seaforth Legion hosted a Zone
Bonspiel at the local curling club on'Sunday. The rink representing the local branch
156 was made up of left, Charlie Woods, Ross Coutts, Lloyd RoWatt and Wilfred
Titford. The curlers all enjoyed a roast beef dinner after their exertions.
(Staff Photo)
Bob Wilson's rink -wins , playoffs
Well, here it is 1975, a whole
new year ahead of us. May it be a
happy one for all of you.
With the holiday s past we are
now -curling for, keeps as the
Ftritish Consuls playoffs' was„lield
on December 28-29 with four
teams entered to,se-e who-would
represent C4th, they were:
Skip-gob Wilson, Doug Riley,
Doug Rowcliffe, Graham ShOldie'e'
Skip-Bruce McDonald, Rick
it McDonald, Clayton Fraser, Paul
Storey. ,
Skip-Dr. Alexander, Gerald
Smith, Neil Dolmage, Bill Lobb.
Skip-Bill Campbell, John Patter-
son, Bill Makins, Ken Cardo, with
'Bob Wilson's rink coming out on
top representing C4th at Goderich
on January 4th for a District
Winner 'and when the snow -
settled Goderich came out on top.
The Curling.Club is holding an
Invitational mixed Bonspiel on
January 18-19, Winter Carnival
Weekend. There will be two ten
end games on Saturday and a
'dance Saturday evening, break-
fast at the club on Sunday
morning and one ten end game to
follow. Bonspiel prizes are being
sponsored by Ball Macaulay,
Seaforth and Jim Crocker Fatally
Foot*ear. A few home rinks ,are
still needed to fill the draws, If
interested call John Patterson
482-3183 or'Bill Fleming 482.7336
(While our first draw is now
over all the winners ha've not been
posted, just as soon as they are
you will be the first to know.
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Bowling scores down at the lanes
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Stragglers_
Pin Heads
Ups & Downs
Ding-a4ings
Leftees
Lazy Six
Ladies' High Single and Triple,
Faye Kreiger, 272, 652. High
Average, Pearl McCallum, 190.
• la Men's High single, Dalton
Diegel, 312, High Triple. John
Van Loon (spare) 691, High
average, Bob Harris , 208.
y. lie c.
Team Standings:
Orioles
Sparrows
Canaries
Blue Jays 60
Parrots 56
Robins ' 30
Ladies' High Single and triple,
Pia Mareussen, 207, 539. Men's
High Single and Triple, Terry
Young, 272,, 680. -
Commercial League
Team Standings:
Streekers
Nutty Bunch
Ding-a-lings
* Boomers
Hot Pants
Smaceros
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Ladies'' High Single, Joann
' Dorssers, 275, High triple,
26 Dianna Nobel, 642. Men's high
57 single, John Coleman, 307 and
25 high triple, cot. Dorssers, 762.
36 Spare Henk Kramer, 343-767.
47 Egmondville League
31 Team Standings:
Ladies' High single and triple, Alfs
• Jeannettv Harris, 213, 634. Men's Streakers
• high single and triple, Murray Swinging 6 •
Bennewies, 280, 707. Ups &Downs
Ally Cats ,
Dublin Mixed Howling League Argos
Team I . Ladies' high
2 pts. - 41. pts. total 2991
High single and, triple, Ted
Bradley, 193. 530.
Team II •
2 pls. 53 pts. total 2932 .
High 'single, Peter Berendsen,
215; High triple, Ann • Kistner,
580.
Team lit
5 ins. 86, pts. totaf 2989.
High single, Frank Eickmeier,
180; High triple,'Delaine Cronin,
487.
Team IV
7 pts. 34 pts, total 2908.
High sing* and high triple,
Frank Kistner, 194, 573.
item V
0 pts, 53 pts. total 2734.
High single and triple. Shielry
Kramers, 162, 467.
Team VI
5 pts, 69 pts. total 3170.
High single and triple. Hank
Kramers, 266, 702.
• ,, Country Club League
Team Standings:
Thursday Night
• Team Standings:
• High Hurrlers
• Thee Group
Spare-Mees
Ramblers -- •
Spitfires '
Missing Marks.
55
55
53
-50
45
36
68
40
60
58
46
41
35
31
56
53
53
43
42'
26
single, 'Betty
Hulley, 233, high triple, Barb
Alexander, 582. Men's high
single, Ron Beuerman, 308, high
triple, Jack Ungarian, 709.
Egmondville League
(Jan.6)
Team Standings:
Alps 65
Swinging 6 63
Streakers 60
Ups & Downs 50
Alley Cats .44
' Argo's 34
Ladies' High Single, Betty
Hulley. 244, "'Joanne Matthews,
616. Men's High Single, Paul
Matthews, 261, high triple, Ron
Beuerman, 692.
St. James' League
Team ,Standings:
Expos
Tigers 59
Dodgers 53'/:
Cul's 53,
Mets
46 1/2
19
Astros
Ladies' High Single and triple, •
Sandra Johnson, 281, 670. Men's
High single and Triple. Geo.
Love. 367, 821.
St. James League
(Dec.16)
Team Standings:
Expos 58
Tigers 54
Cubs 51
Dodgers 481/2
Astro' s 44'1/2
Mets 30
Ladies' High Single, Olive
Little, 260, High Triple, Sandra
Johnson, 635. Men's High Single,
John Coleman, 280, High Triple,
George Love, 7 36.
St. James League
• (Dec. 30)
Team Standings:
Eicpos - 68
Tigers
Dodgers
Cubs
Astros
Mets
64
5645/2
55
481/2
23
Ladies' High Single and-triple,
Maureen Dearing, 216, 563.
Men'S High Single, John
Colenian, 286, High Triple, Louis
Kramers, 711.
Legion League
Team Standings:
The Chippers 61
Peter's Bums
63
44
Belmont
Seaforth
Lambeth
Mitchell
Lucan
Tavistock
Stratroy
Exeta
Port Stanley
Men's
SUIT SALE
42 Only, Ladies'
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sted Suits are greatly reduced.
Choose from shorts, regulars, tails
RACK of sum • SALE $48
Regular to $110.00
ALL OUR SUITS SALE $88 Up to $120.00
TOP GRADE SUITS SALE $109 Reg. $135 to $150
Boys' Suits and Blazers 20% off
Men's
WINTER. JACKETS
Reduced
25%
GREAT CLEARANCE
Boys' Regular • to 9.50
JEANS & CORDS
'4.44
While They Last!
In DISCOUNT
On Winter Underwear
Dress Sweaters
Work & Dress Socks
Forsyth & Arrow Shirts
Sport Shirts and Turtles
Winter Caps and Toques
Flannelette Pyjamas
1FUJI Wool Tweeds, Camel Hair, Mohair arid :
Wo ed Coats in a good color assortment.
" Llt NOW- and SAVE UP TO 5096
. FUR-TRIMMED COATS, Reg.$89.95 to $165,
::.SALE $45 to $125
UNTRIMMED COATS, Reg. $59.95 to $125
TO •CLEAR AT $30 to $75
21 Only, Women's
CAR COATS
Wool Plaids, Sti' elellas, Mock
Leathers: -
Regular 39,,95 to 55.00 -
ONE SALE AT $25 to $39
HALF PRICE SALE of ,
WOMEN'S SWPVERS
1 of a kind mostly in long sleeve,
short sleeve, vests, turtle necks
etc.
Regular 4.95 to 8.95
SALE 2.50 to 4.510
Our entire stock of pure wool English Mar- .,
Wools, Nylons •
Twills, Suedes
and Leathers.
Sizes 36 to 48
' Regulars and Tails
No Levis in this
group but there's a
great range of den-
- ims, cords & checks
to clear. Sizes 8 to 18.
a
29 Only, -Long
PARTY DRESSES
AT t[ALF PRICE
Numode and Matinee Makes '
Regular 39.95 to 49-95
SALE $20 and $25
-r
51 Only
HALF PRICE SALE of
DRESSES
Street Length
Sizes 7 to 24 1/2
Regular Prices 29.95 to 39.95
S.‘LE $15 and $20
GREAT CLEARANCE
Regular to 22.50 ,
FOrtrel Double Knit.
DRESS PANTS
Plain shades of
wine, brown, blue and $
lots of checks In a 6•95 wide range of colors.
Sizes 30 to 46.
The Fire Plies 43
'The Hookers ' 42. •
Bakers 1/2 Doz. 31
The 67Streakers 31
Ladies' High Single, Helen
Nichol4on, 262, High. triple, Ann
Wood, 645. Men's High single
and triple, Jan Cairns, 333, 735.
Mixed League
Team Standings:
Bluebirds 61
Cuckoos . 48
Chickadees 42
Blackbirds 37
Cardinals 34
Canaries 30
Ladies' High Single and triple,
• Corrie Knetsch, 287, 637. Men's
high single and triple, John
Coleman, 287, 789.
DUBLIN MIXED BOWLING • •
- LEAGUE
' (Jan.5/75)
Team I
5 pts. - 46„ pts. - total 3175
High Single, and triple, Ted
Bradley. 231, 574.
Team
2 .pts. =X55 pts. total 2994
High single and triple,- Ann
Kistner, 269, 664.
Team III
7 pts. - 93 pts. - total 3217
High single and triple,' Joan
Stapleton, 286, 793.
• Team IV
0 pts. - 34 pts. - Total 2798
High single. Mike Eckert, 209;
High triple, Verne Steinman, 498.
Team V
5 pts. - 58 pts. total 2987
High single and triple. Mervin
Dietz, 238, 611.
Team VI
2 pts. - 71 pts. total 2954
High single. Joe Cronin, 23Q;
410 triple, Doug Vdck, 605.
noire
in 2n place
\ SUNDAY'S SCORES
Belmont 8, Seaforth 5
Mitchell -6:-.Lambeth 4
Strathroy 8, Port Stanley 5
W L TF A,
' 19 0 2 173 56
•12 6 2 131 '87
12 8 1 118 118
10 8 3 93' 84
9 11 1 125 • 126
8 11 1 111 115
7 13 2 118 166
6 12 3 101 121
5 19 1 97 193
TEAM TOTALS •
Games Played - 20
Goals For - 1314w4 Goals Against
Won - 12 Lost - 6 • Tied - 2
PTS. • 26
Team Penalty Minutes 625
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Beavers second
last in standings
O.H.A. INTERMEDIATE "C" 1974/75
Team Standings as at Jan. 2, 1975
Vltlris Loss Ties Fo r Against Points
Port Elgin 11 . 1 „2
Goderich 8
5 2
Clinton 5
8 3
Kincardine •5
8 2
Seaforth 4
10 2
Mitchell • 4 10 2
Fergus
Harriston
Milverton
Lucknow
Group U
10 3 2
8 5
6 7 , ' 1
5 9 0
LEAGUE SCORING
S. Fleming, Fergus
B. Newman, Harriston
R. Fleming, Fergus.
W. Fisher, Goderich
B. Beuftenrbiller, Seaforth
D. Symons, Port Elgin -
C. MacDonald, Milverton
E. Erb, Milverton
J. Murray, Lucknow
J. McElwain, Seaforth
- Recreation
• • „$, By'Clive fiu
News ari a Views
• Seaforth Direcktr Recreation
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, Coaches, referees,and titne0epers are still needed for girls
ringette. Four team's compriat this years house league and
' games will be played every Stinday evening fiom 5 - 6:30. If
anybody is interested in helping could they please phone the
cRecreation Office.
Due to the great . interest in Karate another 10 week
program ha&begun; The pr*am will be held at the Public
, School every Tuesday and Thursday night from 7 - 8 p.m.
Anybody interested in registering may do so Thursday,
January 9 at the Public School, 7 p.m. • 1
Another program beginning is a Seniors Craft program.
This program will offer a great variety of crafts, incruding frig
decorations, feltwork and, broomstick crocheting. It will be
held at the Market.Apartments every Tuesday afternoon from
L30 to 3:30 'commencing Tuesday, January 14. If anybody
has any useable Craft 'supplies, yarn,, wool or material scraps
these would be appreciated.
This winter ladies will have an opportunity to try out the
new spoi,t of Ringette. Ice time has been made available on
Wednesday mornings between 10 - 11 commencing
.• Wednesday, January 15.
Yoga, a ptograni enjoyed by many last fall will be offered at
a new time this year. Saturday mornings 10:30 -,11:30 at
Seaforth Public School. All interested people should register
at the first session, Saturday, Jan 11. Ten sessions will be
offered at a cost of $10.00.
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* OHA Intermediate "C" Hockey
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* at 2:90 p.m. *
Sunday, Jan. 11
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'Clinton vs Seaforth
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SEAFORTH ARENA
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JUNIOR "D" HOCKEY
Mitchell Hawks - . vs.
Centena•ires
FRIDAY, JANUARY 10th -8:00p.m.
SEAFORTH ARENA
Note: NEXT HOME GAME
Tuesday, Jan. 14 th Tavistock Bray es
JUNIOR 1D" Hocke y Dance
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February 15 1975 (Lincoln Green)
The early game Sunday,
January 5, was a see-saw battle
right to the end. The 'lead
changed hands several times but
the Stars mine out on top by a Blues vs. Kings 7:30
margin.
Six different players shared the
goal scoring duties for the Stars -
Joe Dick, Ken Cardno, Reinny
-Van Leon. Dale Kennedy, Kevan
Broome and Bill Price all scored
single markers. With the victory
the Stars ended a mild slump and
jammed, the race up even tighter.
The Kings looked as if they
would pull it out or at least gain a
tie bat a late goal by Bill Price
gave the Stars the, win.
Gerry Feeney led the Kings
with 3 goals. Art Strong and
Cord Dick connected for the other
two. ,
The late game saw the ' Blues
continue their torrid streak
towards the top of the pack as
they triumphed 7-5 over the
Flyers. A,goal by Larry Dale with
only 2 minutes remaining, and an
insurance goal by Roy Dalton with
50 seconds left gave the Blues the
victory.
Blues scorers were Dale with -
three, Roy Dalton with a pair, Joe
McLean and Doug O'Reilly with
singles.
The Flyers got goals from Ben
Akker, Jiin •Montgoniery, Jim
Carter, Bob Montgomery - and
Steve Ekert.
The Blues have started the New
•Year on the 'right foot but the
Flyers continue to fade. It
appeared that they had control of
the game with a 5-3 lead but
several defensive lapses allowed
the Blues to score 4 straight goals
and salt the game away.
• Vacations, work commitments
In stria)
Becausp of the holiday season
the writer4 got a little -behind tti
keeping track of I.H.L. action.,So
back tracidilfrbit, here is what
happened December 29, 1974.
The early game was somewhat
of a _disaster for the Flyers. The
Kings, with a touch of "New
Year's Juice" destroyed the red
side by a count of 9,1.
Although one shouldn't make
excuses the Flyers were missing
four(priyers. Probably tfie score
would have been the same. had
they had 7 lines.
Gerry Feeney led the Kings'
march with 4 goals. Gord Dick
added a pair, Ray Deveraux, Art
Strong- and Ron "Ike" Hilde-
brand all chipped in a goal a
piece. -
Again Ben Akker scored for the
Flyers. It seems he is playing the
steadiest for' his team.
The whole game revolved
around the fact that the Kings
could do no wrong and the Flyers
only laced up one skate.
Final Bell '
The final bell rang with Ray
Deveraux bearing down on
Flyers' goalie, Rick Fortune. He
missed the chance. Oh well, who
likes even numbers anyway?
At the start of the season the
word was that the Blues were the
Kansas City Scouts of the I.H.L.
They had lost four in a row and
allowed something like 35 goalS in
that stretch.
But they have turned things
around completely and are now
and 11404 havi: lion the F4rets
while the Blues continue to win no
matter v,i,hat they haliev, ,
Janyary 12, 1975
Flyefs vs Stars9:00
M.
ridlpg a four ,,sarn winnwinning..,,;nning.,
at :teak. On tiutlay nirght they
. nipped the Stara by a 34, gore.
The Pies 'pre not flashy`--.411t'--
they play eheOliitig • Route '...;1
faro 17:re4lcs,.. 'WO*
streak that hfiY.F •YlrOn four
games by 4 goalS, or It 0111,0 BanIP.
difference. -
Bill fender, 43!TY Dale and,
Jim Finlayson scored for the .
Blues while Bill Price netted both .
Star goals.
it might be noted the Stars ace
in a slump at the .prAmit time.
That includes one game they -lost
to the '(ntic-ye it br pot) Flyers.
Standings -lie Of Jan. 505 •
BLUES 7 norms s
• STARS 6 KINGS 5 •
top ten
Player Team G. A. Pia. „,
B...PSDtrar:leieg(:) )1()
10 9 19
9 •7 16
9 • 6 '15
D. BMroouirm( Be ) 5 12 (F)
D. Kennedy (S) 6 6 12
2 '10 12
G. Feeney (K) 10 11
K. Broome (S) , 6 5 1
J.Henderson (K) 5 6 1
13:Montgomery(F) .3 7
Wins easy
chair draw-
The winner of the Easy Chair
draw sponsored by St. James' &
Egmondville Bowling League was .
Wayne Hoffman, Hensall.
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