HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1976-12-16, Page 12bonspieling t is past week. A rink
of Bill Campb II, John Patterson,
Neil Hemingway and Mike
Thomas curled in Vanastra in a
Men's Spiel on Saturday and
came home with second prize.
Also Bob Wilson reported
cgling in Listowel last Wednes-
day in a Lumberman's Spiel.
A successful pre-holiday fun.
night at the. Club- last Saturday
was reported by the Special
Events Committee.
A poster for the Invitational
Mixed Spiel on January 15 and 16
will be up at the club. Be sure to
sign it if you are curling. Sign
early, as this has proven to be a,
popular spiel and fills up quickly.
It is on a "first come, first serve"
basis.
Take note of the "Building
Fund Thermometer" on the wall
in the Upper Lounge. It indicates
the excellent response that
members have made to the
"Building Fund" account. If you
have not vet participated, please
give it serious consideration as
100% participation is hoped for
by our Club.
Ladies and junior • girls, I
understand that the catering
chart is to be up op our bulletin
board this week. Please be sure to
check and sign your name to work
once, and bake once; or ladies, if
it is impossible for you to work,
perhaps you could make
arrangements with some junior
girls to work in your place, if you
bake for them,
LEGION DANCE
Boxing Night Dance
Dancing Midnight - 3 a.rn.
at Seaforth Legion Halt
Music by COUNTRY COBRAS
Proceeds towards Minor Sports
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APPRECIATION NIGHT
for
Elgin. Thompson
Reeve of the
Township of Tuckersmith for 15 years
VANASTRA RECREATION CENTRE
o's
Friday, Dec. 17
commencing at 9:00 p.m.
Music for Dancing by the SILVERTONES
Lunch provided - Everyone Welcome
DEC. 15-18. WED. - SAT.
TUES. & THURS. AT 8:00 PM FRI. & SAT. 7:30 & 9:15
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PLUS
CHILDREN SHOULDN'T PLAY WITH
DEAD THINGS Aauir
INIIRTAINMINT
DEC. 24-25 CLOSED
SO OUR STAFF CAN ENJOY CHRISTMAS
WITH THEIR FAMILIES
WE ALSO WISH EVERYONE
A MERRY CHRISTMAS & THE
VERY BEST IN 'THE
NEW YEAR
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MUSTANG DRIVE IN
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30 NE SQUARE
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GODEPICill AIR CONDITIONED
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in Concert Plus Supporting Act
VVednesday, Dec 22
at
Seaforth High School
Admission $4.00
Limited number of tickets available.
Tickets Available at Seaforth High School, Clinton High School,
and at the Forge in Seaforth
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10kAiWIQN .EXPQAITO‘
In a penalty filled contest in
Tavistock last Friday evening, the
Tavistock Braves, with the help of
some very poor officiating,
dumped the Seaforth Centenaires
by a 9-3 score.
The Braves opened that scoring
on a power play goal at the 6:52
mark. Seaforth however, came
right back as Bill Smith converted
passes from Don Heard and Bill
O'Shea.
The Braves again scored on a
power play effort to move in front.
Tom Cottenie evened the score
again at 2 all with Wayne
Parkinson assisting.
Before the period ' ended
Tavistock went ahead 3-2. The
referees called fifteen penalties in
the first period with Seaforth,
getting eight including a game
misconduct to Gord Carnochan.
The second period' saw the
teams play better hockey as
Seaforth only received two penal-
ties with Tavistock collecting five
including a five minute high
sticking penalty which put a
Seaforth player, Jim McIver, in
the hospital.
The Braves outscored the
Centena.ires,- 3-1 to take a 6-3
second period lead.
Third Rough
The third period saw both
teams get rough as Seaforth tried
to protect themselves from high .
sticks and butt ends as the
referees continuo:ft° allow things
to get out of hand.
The Bravesq received eight
penalties in .the third period as
did the Centenaires. The Braves
however, took advantage of
penalties arid the Centenaires
playing short-handed,, with two
players missing, to score three
more goals to win the game 9-3.
Both teams agreed to protest to
the OHA about the officials as
they felt players were getting hurt
unnecessarily.
Tavistock, outshot the
Centenaires 43-28 As they
dominated the final period.
Mitchell 3, Seaforth 2
The Mitchell Hawks scored a
narrow 3-2 win over a young
Centenaires squad last Sunday
afternoon in Seafor th.
• Playing before a fair crowd of
about 200, the Centenaires played
five midgets as they were short-.
handed regular players.
Mitchell doMinated the first
period as they outshot Seaforth
18-7 and scored twice tb take a 2-0
, first period lead.
The second period again saw
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tin December 6 at 8:00 p.m.,
Brucefield United Church was
overrun with people wanting to
join the Central Huron
Snowmobile Club. The leaders for
this year are Allan Haugh and
Beth Cooper.
Len McGregor outlined what
was going to be involved in the
club and the aims he wanted to be
achieved.
The executive was elected and
(
Snowmobile Club
gets wide interest
At
Brodhagen
Community
Centre
Music-by
The Wildwoods
10p.m. - 2 a.m.
$15.00 a couple
Smorgasboard
Party favours
For reservations 347-2731
LONG TIME LION MEMBER HONORED - Albert -
Whitney, a member of the Lions Club for 40 years,
was presented'with a special Chevron by Orville Oke
at the Lions Christmas Family Party Sunday.
(Photo by Oke)
Centenaires lose
Mitchell outshoot Seaforth 20-10
but the Centenaires connected for
the only goal as Jerome Aubin
scored with Dave McClure
assisting.
The final period saw Mitchell
score at the 8 second mark to
move up 3-1 but Tom Cottenie
narrowed the gap to 3-2 at the
13:02 mark with Don Heard and
Dave McClure assisting.
The final period saw the play
get chippy and rough as Mitchell
collected 11 penalties including
three fighting majors and a game
misconduct while Seaforth
received nine penalties including
three fighting majors and a game
misconduct to Doug Fry.
Lou Arts played exceptionally
well in the Seaforth nets stopping
50' shots while, Bob Ward in the
Mitchell net stopped 24.
Seaforth played well consider-
ing several midgets were playing
their first Junior game. The
future looks bright for Seaforth if
they can keep the young boys
together.
Mitchell Protests
The Mitchell Hawks are
protesting the Seaforth ,Centen-
aires win last Tuesday Dec. 7 in
Mitchell. The Hawks; executive'
are protesting on r e 202 which
says all players must e signed
and approved by th H.A.
The player they rotesting
about is Ross Govier whip was nOt
signed because of the rules of the
Seaforth Industrial hockey
league. If Ross had signed and
was cut, the Industrial league
would not let him play.
Since Seaforth has Lou Arts
and Mike Cottenie and also Scott
King signed as goaltenders, Ross
wouldn't have much opportunity
to play.
It is pretty small of the Mitchell
team since Seaforth is fighting for.
a playoff berth while the Hawks
are riding on top of the league.
The Seaforth executive also
feels that the Industrial league
has made exceptions for other
players signing Junior cards and
then quitting and playing
Industrial Hockey and are there-
fore discriminating against some
people.
The O.H.A. hasn't officially
notified Seaforth of their decision
on the protest yet, as the Seaforth
Executive has appealed the move.
Hopefully the O.H.A. will rule in
Seaforth's favour.
This is the find week of the
first draw for all 1Cague curling.
Winners will be announced in
n week's news write-Up.
The British Consol sub-division
playoffs are being held this
Satn.rdaY- in Vanastra. So far,
Seaforth's team of Bill Campbell.
John Patterson, Doug Roiveliffe
Commercial Bowling League
Flyers 47
Washington Capitals 36
Red Wings 35
Toros 32
Selects 31
Maple Leaves 29
Male high single and triple, J.
Van Bakel, 272 and 723.
Female high single and triple,
Mary Diegel, 220 and 552.
Special mention is made of
Mary Beuerman 355, 964.
Town and Country
Woodpeckers 41
Bobbolinks 40
Grosbeaks 37
Tuffed
Tits , 36
Chickadees 31
Cuckoos 25
Ladies high single, Rose
Bisback, 242; high triple, Pearl
McCallum, 604; high average,
Joy Ross, 190.
Men's high single, Art Strong,
273; high triple and average, Jack
Ungarian, 702 and 221.
St. james League
Lemans 48
Chargers 47
Sky Larks 44
Fuiws 44
Pacers 37
Corvettes 32
Ladies high single and triple,
Bonnie Bedard, 284 and 616.
Men's high single, Hank
Kramers, 822; high triple, Ted
Dick, 314.
Y.B.C.
Leafs 54
Penguins 50
Seals 45
Bruins 42
Canadians 30
Flyers 26
Ladies, Jill Muir, 276 and 707;
Barb Deigton, 226; Rhonda
McCowan, 626.
Men's high: Brad Campbell
302 and 7.16; Eddy Nielson, 279
and 637; Mark Flanigan -231;
Brian Relby, 232; Clendon
Coombs, 628; Derek Cooper, 249.
Legion
Slant .6
45
Team Canada 40
Flashers 36
Schmucks 30
1200's 20
Torn Cats 18
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and Mike Thorns ha§ not been
challenged by a other Seaforth
team so it is assumed the
Campbell rink will be Seaforth's
entry into this competition.
Spectators are welcome to go to,.,
Vanastra and cheer on dur home
team.
Only one team reported
Ladies high single and triple,
Joan' Eaton, 314 and 714.
Men's high single, 281; triple
Jack Ungarian, 713.
Mixed Doubles
Red Caps 52
Exports 40
Blues 38
Crystals 37
Goldens 34
Diamonds 30
Weekly high:. ladies high
single, Marg Scott, 270; triple,
Betty Smith, 569,
Men's high single, Ron
Beurman, 282; triple, John
Coleman, 711.
Season High: Ladies single,
Marg Scott, 291; triple, Barb
Wesenberg, 672; average, Betty
Smith, 198.
Men's single and triple, John
Coleman, 398 and 927; average,
Ron Beurman, 232.
Egmondville
Sho-Offs 54
Flyers 52
Tator- Specials 47
Mixt Ups 42
Sparklers 33
Swinging 6
24
Ladies high Betty Hally 238 and
565.
Men's high, Roy Dalton, 354;
Art Strong, 801.
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Friends, Neighbors &
Relatives
of
ROBERTA AND GEORGE
HOWATT •
are invited to an
Open House
At their Home
93 James Street,
Seafiiitir, Ontario
WecL, -DeC.•22
2.4 P.M. and 7-9 P.M.
in honour of their
50th WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY
Please consider this your
• • invitation
,McWIMKAMORUM
CASH BINGO
Legion Hall, Seaforth
Fri., Dec. 17
8:15 p.m.
15 Regular Games for,$10.00
THREE $50.00 GAMES
$150 JACKPOT TO GO!
- TWO DOOR PRIZES -
Admission $1.00
Extra Cards 25c or 7 for $1.00
(OBILDREN UNDER 16 NOT
PERMITTED)
-Proceeds for Welfare Work-
Auspices Seaforth Branch 156
Royal Canadian Legion, Seaforth
is: president - Bob Wilson; vice
president - John Van Vilet;
Secretary - Lyle }1111; Press
Reporter - Dianne Wilson.
After the business, Len lid
some games to play and the
organizational meeting concluded
with pop and pizza.
If the weather cooperates, this
year's snowmobile club should
prove to be a very successful One,
Ckirlin.0 winn rs to be
Bowlers score
In the old Beechwood General
Store 2 1/2 miles north of St.
Columban on McKillop Sideroad •
10 at Concession 5. •