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IT'S A GOAL ! — Seaforth Centenaires' player Garry Phillips, watches the puck
land in the Strathroy net in spite of the efforts of the Strathroy gPalie. Seaforth won
Fridpy night's home game by a score of 9-5. (Srtaff Photo)
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Green Giants beat
entenaires 9-7
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(B,X4m)
. At the London Raceway Monday night in the eighth race
Lady's D avid owned by John Jewitt, Londesboro and Larry
Jewitt, Clinton was third with Dennis Jewitt of Clinton on the
bike. •
The ninth race winner at London Wednesday night was Mikes
Jimmy Lynn owned by LayZee M Stables, Parkhill and K. walgos
of London with Gerry Roebuck of Goderich on the bike. The mile
was in 2.09:3 and the pay off was 5.00.
In the tenth race Pebbies Girl owned by George Feagan .
Ooderich and Ron Feagan , Dundas was second with Gerry
Roebuck driving.
Saturday afternoon in the ninth race at London, Geordies Mile
owned by Jeanie and Hugh Galbraith of Dashwood and driven by
Wayne Dupee of Clinton was third.
At the Orangeville Raceway Sunday afternoon in the fourth
race St. Clair Buck owned and driven by Phil Bisback of Seaforth
made it four wins in his laSt four starts.The mile was in 2.17:3
and the pay off 'was 3.90.
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By Dave Broome
Last. fall a bend celled Red
—CtrniP4ny released a hit single
" called "tan't get enough".
Apparently Brian Leonhardt has
been singing the same song for
about 3 weeks new. Leonhardt
`returned to the Flyers' line up 3
weeks ago from a Southern
vacation and it seems he cartt.quite
"get enough" points.
He has, in those three games.
collected 13 points. They include
7 goals to go along with 6 assists.
As a result of his recent scoring.
exploits he has- vaulted himself
into the thick of the scoring race.
It's quite a feat since scoring 13
points in 3 games is not an easy
task - in any league.
Last Sunday night (Feb. 2) he
led the Flyers. (3 goals and 2
assists) to a 5 - 2 victory over the'
slumping Stars. Jim C arter and
Ben Akker netted the other
, --F1 ye rs' goals.
Carter has been hot himself of
late and has also jumped into the
scoring race. The Flyers
"Troika" of Leonhar dt, Cart er
corner*. Seaforth pulled their goal
tender in the final minutes of play
and with one second remaining
Belmont scored into the open net.
Don Nicholson was Seaforth's big
gun for the night with two goals
and two assists. McDonald,
Phillips, K. Doig also shared in
the scoring.
Play-offs begin next week so
look for Tuesday night for a game
`at the Seaforth Arena. Game time
'4'or the play off s is 8:30,
1/0 called, a study .contrasts.
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Gerry Fleeny condones to
sparkle for the Kings. he rapped
in fOr$90$ for. the wend time
this SeaSiiti, He leadS.11.10 League.. with 17 in only 11 games, geir
Feeny.it has been an OW*. antlittg.
season. ISiSI this because in past
years be has been tending the
nets. Both Ferny and Bill floshart
(Stars) were goalies in the --past
and both players decided to score
goals instead of pick them out of
the net. These two made the
transition from goalie to forward
with ease.
Ray , Devereaus has not got
.much press (he never does) of late
but continues to play very, very
well. The Kings' defenceman
picked up' pne goal and assisted
on 3 others to give himself 17
points on the season. (6 - 11)
Because of the play of these
two men the Kings could turn out
to be the',sleeper.
Jim Henderson rapped in the
other 2 Kings' goals.
Goalie Jerry Cooper was
The, Huron Perth Roman
,Catholie Separate School Board is
sponsoring first aid classes in
Seaforth. The classes, which will
be conducted by Mrs. Doreen
January 25 afternoon and
evening when the Sotlth Western
Ontario Square Dance
Association held their monthly
dance at the Prince Charles
School in London. About 300
persons attended.
Lois and Edward Wise of
R.R.3, Clinton taught. the new
round dance '(Forget-me-not-
Waltz) and also cued rounds from
7 - 8 p.m.
Gerry and Dorothy Dumont
(formerly of Clinton) invited the
Clinton group to their home for a
lovely lunch following the dance.
Two of the local couples are
attending the 1 lth Annual Alo ha
State Square Dance convention in
Hawaii February 6 - 11. They flew
from Toronto February 2 for 2
three-week vacation.
Egmondville League
• Team Standings:
Elves 85
Swinging 6
79
Strakcrs 77
Ups & Downs 61
p Argo's '
50
Ally Cats
48
Ladies' High Single and triple,
Joanne Mathews 250, 621; Men's
High Single, Rick Fortune, 316;
High Triple, Terry Young, 714.
Y.B.C.
Team Standing:
Orioles, 87
Bluejays 83
Canaries 81
Oi Parrots 72
Sparrows 55
Robins 41
Ladies' High single and triple,
Pia Markussen, 176 - 472; Men's
High single, Gerry Nobel, 231,
Dave Ellis, 231; Higlitriple, John
Nielson, 596.
Commercial League
Team standings:
Streakers 74
p Hot Pants 71
Ding a Lings 63
Nutty Bunch 61
Boomers 59
Smackero's 50
Ladies' high single , Alice Van
Bakel, 216, high triple, Joanne
Dorssers, 545. Men's High single
and triple, John Coleman, 297 -
796.
St. James League
ot Team standings: k
85 Expos
79 Tigers
75 Cubs
681/2 Dodgers
601/2 A stros
36 Mets
Helen Ladies High Single,
triple, McGrath, 228;, High
Sandra Johnson, 591. Men's high
single, Jack Dearing, 261, high
II triple, Geo. Love 697.
Mixed League
Team standings:
83 Bluebirds
62 Cuckoos
58 Chickadees
51 Cardinals .
50 Blackbirds
32 Canaries
ladies' High single and triple,
Betty Smith 242, 630. Men's
high single and triple, John
Ci4mart, 283, 735.
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Thursday Nighters
Team Standings:
High Hurlers 36
Thee-Group 67
Spare-Mees 49
'Ramblers 50
Spitfires 63
Missing Marks 41
Ladies'High Single, Jeannette
Harris, 260 and High Triple,
• Marg. McCauley, 591. Men's
High Single Jack Price, 297 High
Triple, Jack Price, 727.
DUBLIN MIXED BOWLING
Team I
2 pts. 58 pts. total 3038
High single and high triple,
Helen Van Moorscl. 220, 554,
TEAM II
5 pts. 70 pts. total 3130
High single. Wilbur Hoegy. 238,
high triple, Ann Kistner, 594.
Team III
7 Pts. 108 pts. total 3272
High single and high triple.
Norma Dietz, 256, 649.
Team IV
0 pts. 45 pts. total 3041
High single and high triple,
Verne Steinman, 266, 699.
Team V
High single and high triple. Floyd
5 pts. 76 pts. total 3091
Wassmann, 242, 648.
Team VI
2 pts. 84 pts. total 2972
High single and high triple, Hank
Kramers, 243. 671.
i---N Country Club Bowling League
Team standing:
74 Stragglers
55 Pin Heads
53 . Ups and Downs
51 Ding-A-Lings
47 Left ees
Lazy Six 35
Men's High Single and Triple -
Terry Young (spare( 331. 855.
Men's High Average - Bob
Harris, 212 . Women's High
• Single - Laurenc Regele, 234.
Women's High Triple - Leanne
MeLanson, 594. Women's High
Average - Pearl McCallum"189,
Bonspiels—
around, .on 'the weekend when
several local rinkS participatcl:
The Postal Corp from the
surrounding area held a Bonspiel •
at Seaforth on Saturday with rinks
from. Orangeville, Galt. St. Marys
5-0 top score
in broomball
The Archer's team beat the BP
Dumpers in an exceptionally high
scoring ' broomball game in
Seaforth League play last week,
'Five Archer goals were scored
by Keith Williamson, from Gord
Pryce, Gord Machan 'from
Williamson, Macham from Pryce,
Pr yce front Machan and Dave
Linten from G. Bennett. The
Dumpers didn't get a single goal.
In other mens' broomball
action the Junior Farmers beat
Parr Line 3 - 0. Goal scorers were
Brad Finlayson, Casey Van Bakpl
and' Jim Henderson.
Hensall defeated Chiselhurst 2
- 1, with Spike Bell and Ed
Prezcator scoring for Hensall and
Craig Kerslake for Chiselhurst. A
Centralia-Genesco game ended in
a scoreless tie. •
In ladies' play Blyth beat
Seaforth 3 - 0 with Bonnie
Shannon. Mary Ann Cook and
Marg Heffron scoring. Hens-all
beat Parr Line 1.0 with Elaine
Carter scoring on an assist from
Ruth Willcrt.
Centralia beat St. Marys 1;0 on
a goal by Donna Jones and the
Junior Farmers, Chiselhurst
game ended- in a scoreless tie.
In earlier games Hensall ladies
beat the Junior Farmers on a goal
by Kay Davis. St. Marys and
Seaforth tit'il 1-1 with goals by
Satah Morgan and Pat Mathers.
The Parr Line-Centralia game
was postponed.
January 23 in mess' play
Chiselhurst defeated Parr Line
2.1, with goals by Dave Mclnally
and Lloyd Upshall for Chiselhurst
and Harvey Riley for Parr Line.
CCAT defeated Archers on a goal
by Rick Archaumbault.
The BP Dumpers defeated
Hensall 2-0 on goals from Ben
Akker from Joe Dick and Moe
Huard from Dale Kennedy.,
The Junior Farmers defeated
Genesco 1.0 on a goal by Brad
FinlayOn front Paul Stilrey. i• •
Belmont Green Giants
squeezed by the Centeanaires
Tuesday night 9 - 7. Aft er the
first period the score was 4 - 2. In
the second period goal tender
Hugh Nichol was taken to
Hospital after he received a blow
on the head from a slap shot and
was replaced by Larry Seymour.
'Seaforth fought hard and tied the.
game up in the late minutes in the
third period. Belmont came back
with a deflected goal that beat
Seymour in the top left hand
• ' "am ,
ndon _attending. 9range-
ville captured first prize namely
Skip = Del Reed, Vice - Bill
MacEachern, Sec. - Ron Rayburn,
Lead - Larry Carter.
Bill and Grace Campbell and
John and Gwen Patterson jour-
neyed to Listowel on Saturday to a
mixed bonspiel. They captured
first prize-on the 9 a.m. draw and
were just half a point from
winning the trophy. Dave
Cornish took a rink to'Exeter on
Saturday to the Scott-McKinley
Hatcheries bonspiel. and came up
top winners and 'brought home
(you guessed it) turkeys. Other
members of his rink were Vice -
Herb Travis, Sec. - Ron Bennett,
Lead - Berne McKinley.
Bob Ste. Marie, Bill Lobb, Bob
Fotheringham and Ross Lovett
curled in St. Marys at the Bean
Producers Bonspiel. While they
didn't come out on top they did
come home with prizes.
Marjory Papple, Kay Sharp,
Marlene Roberton and Marg
Sallows were in Ayr competing in
the Business Girls district play-
downs. They lost their first game
Friday. won Saturday a.m. but
lost Saturday evening. Better
luck next year girls.
The Ladies are holding an open
Bonspiel on tebruary 15 and
more entries a0e needed so ladies
round up a team-and come out for
a good day of curling.
The Clinton Wheel 'n Dealers
Square Dance Club resumed
weekly dancing in the Clinton
Public school on Wednesday,
January 8 after the holiday break.
The club i. pleased to announce
that the beginner class of 20
willies have been dancing at the
Hullett Central School in
Londesboro each Monday
evening since January 6, when
the group was organized in
co-operation with the-Rullett
Recreational Committee.
Glenn Patterson of Goderich •
who is the caller. repotts they are
making favourable progress
learning the basics of modern
square dancing and enjoying
good exercise as well. Nine
couples from the Wheel 'n
Dealers attended a very
successful. Aance Saturday,
and Pave Broom accennteclfor
points Sunday ,night
axlte
k
vicIttornly dasIlle:ererts-ultrdtbesIgyithrst
find themselves in first place.
• The Stars meanwhile continue
to skid downward, The Stars were
the pre-season favourite but
injuries and missing players have
hurt their chances for a shot at the
top spot. ",
However, fellows like Bill
Price, Dale Kennedy, Kevan
Broome, Bill Boshart and Joe
Dick have played well all year and
arc holding the team above water.
Dale Kennedy and Kevan
Broome scored the Stars goals.
Gary Montgomery was
outstanding in net for the St ars.
The score could have been much
higher but Montgomery stood his
ground and kept the game
respectable..
The Flyers jumped into a quick
4 - 0 lead and appeared headed
for a rout. The Stars came back
with a pair of ','quickies" and it
looked as if they might, pull it out
but Leonhardt's 3rd goal with 6
minutes left salted the game away
for the Flyers.
The late game was, what could
The Seaforth Beavers beat the.
Mitchell Int. 8 to 5 Sunday
afternoon in a closely fought
contest. The Beavers broke into a
two goal lead as Bob
Beuttenmiller scored twice to give
the -Beavers a 2 to 0 lead before
Mitchell scored just before the
end of the 1st period. •
In the second period Mitchell
came on strong scoring twice to
give Mitchell a 3 to 2 lead. With
the Beavers a man short Bill
McLaughlin scored on a nice
passing play from Ken
Devereaux. Seaforth scored two
more fast goals with Jack
MeIlwain and Paul Rau giving the
Beavers a 5 to 3 lead at the end of
Remember! It •takes but a
moment to place a Huron Exposi-
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pocket. To advert*, lust Dial
Seaforth 527-0240.
Dawson of the St. John's
•Ambulance Society , will begin
February 10 and run for eight
weeks.
The classes, to be held at
SDHS, will run from 7:30 to 9:30 ,
according to John McCarroll,
Physical Education consultant,
with the board.
The classes are first of all for
teachers, custodians _-and bus
drivers, Mr, McCar aid, but
members of the ie re
welcome. Six of iSeaforth's
volunteer firemen plan to tai the
course.
Because there seems t a lot
of interst in First Aid in the
Seaforth area, Mr. McCarroll said
the St. John's organization is
interested in starting a local
brigade.
superb in pet arid.-made SVviPtid
014.1(ng, savcS•
taken( an :early,. $ 14& but
Coopers, '1*.e5.04.ux.;'And .Fc00 -
went to wont
turned the look 'intn
„Roy PaltoN:.
:and Big 1t'iti4; replied .for ,the .
Pines ' who :were
seOtera •Danni, Snit, and'
Pale.
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TEAM 1G.,pp.
Flyers 7 S
Stars 6 6
Kings 6 0 12
Blues 6 7 0 ;,,12
PLAYER TEAMG. A kits
B.Price, S • 11 1,0 21
A. Strong K ' . 8 . 19
D. Kennedy S, .8 111-9
G.Feeny K 17 1 18
L. Dale B 10 8 W
B.Leonhardt 9 9 Y8
K. Broome S 8 9
'R.Devereaux 6 11 / 17
J. Henderson K 9 7/16
D. Broome F 3
'Games Sunday FebriarY 9 will
have the _Flyers VS 'Icings at 7:30
and,The St ars meet The Blues at
9:00.
McLaughlin then scored his 3rd
goal in an empty net, giving -the
Beavers a 8 to 5 win. JimSills
played a strong game on defence
setting up 3 goals and line mate
Ken Devereaux played strong.
Murray Henderson set up some
goals and was very strong in the
back checking department. Tlic•
Mitchell teams play here again
this Friday site at 8:30 P.M.
4 •
Waiting for a goal Centenaires vs Strathroy f Friday night
the secion-d period. In the 3rd
period Bill McLaughlin started
the scoring off by intercepting a
clearing pass at the Mtichell blue
line and scored giving the
Beavers a 6 to 3 lead. Mitchell
came back and scored before Paul
Rau scored his 2nd goal for the
Beavers. Mitchell again scored
and with one minute left in the
game pulled the goalie. Bill
uare dance club teaches
r, )
6onspiels buzzing at
area Curling clubs
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