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AT THE
ARENA
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15
4:00 p.m. • Midget Practice
6:00 - 7:30 p.m. Parents &
Children's Skating
8:30 p.m. Jrs vs Lucan
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 16
8:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Houseleague Hockey
1:30 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. Public Skating
3:15 p.m. Novice Exhib. Game
4:45 'p.m. Atoms vs Exeter
6:15 p;m. Pewees vs Mitchell •
8:00 p.m. Old Timers
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 17
12 Noon' Midget Practice
1:30 p.M. Jr. Practice
7:06 p.m. I.H.L. Games
MONDAY, DECEMBER 18
4:30 p.m. Figure Skating
8:30 p.m. Oldtimers vs Tillsonburg
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19 •
5:30 p.m. Pewee Practice
6:45 P.m. Bantams vs Wingham
8:15 p.m. Midgets vs Wingham
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20
1:00. 3:00 p.m. Parents & Pre schoolers
$:00 p.m. Novice Practice
6:30 p.m. Seaforth Ringette vs Listo4
8:00 p.m. Womens Broomball
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21
4:45 pan. Atom Practice
5:45 p.m. Bantam Practice
7:00 p.m. Men's Broomball
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Campbell over Brownridge
Coleman over McDonald '
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7:15 p.m. Brady over Hilderly 8-2
Deighton Over Menzies 8.2
Patterson Sr. over Dolmage 10-5
Brown over Beattie 1, 7.3
9:00 p.m. Fotheringham tied Wilson 6-6
Cunningham over Forbes 8-6
Fleming tied Lobb
Tremeer over Hayter 5% -2 %
FRIDAY NIGHTMIXED DRAW
Pryce ove Vincent • 9-4
Inries over Whitmore 5-3
Rowcliffe tied Campbell 6.6
MONDAY NIGHT MENS CURLING
7:00 p.m. Beatie over Patterson Sr. 5-3
Cornish over BroWn 10.3
Roberton over Treineer 12.1
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Centenaires on the, out
Doug Fry .18 1 5 6 86
Paul
McClure 6 1 2 3 6
Mark
Twynham 8 1 2 3
John '
DevereaUxl7 1 1 .2 16
Chris
Ring ,15 -- 1 1 10
Lou Arts 11% --1 1 2
Dan
McClure 63/3 -- 1 1 4
Joe
nstett {.1
Dennis
Neilson 3
Mike
Vanderveldon 1 -- -- --
Others 6 -- 3 3 21
TEAM RECORD
Gaines played--18;
Losses--10; Ties--2
Points--14; Goals For--84;
Goals Against--85; Penalty
Minutes--481.
GOALTENDERS
GP Ga So Avg.
Lou Arts 11 1/2 56 -- 4:94
Dan
_McClure 6.2/3 29 74,35
The Seaforth Centenaires
lost thre6 games last week to
drop into fourth place in their
group standings. They were
beaten twice by the high-
flying Exeter Hawks (7-6 in
Seaforth onTuesday and 6.1
in Exeter on Sunday) and
once, by the Thamesford Tro-
jans in Thamesford. The
Centenaires have 14 points
comprised of 6' wins, 10
losses, and 2 ties. They trail
the third place Tavistoek
Braves by one point and hold
a one point lead over last
place Lucall- Irish. The Cen-
tenaires play .at home to
Lucan this Friday, night and
journey to Tavistock on Satur-
day. •
EXETER 7 SEAFORTH 6
The Exeter Hawks scored
"---threelimes.in the first period
and had strong goaltending
the rest of the game as they
edged the Centenaires 7-6.
The Centenaires were out-
shot in the first frame 22-10.
•06'.0The second periocesaw the
ibcals outplay the Hawks •and
after two periods the score
was 5-4 for. Exeter. Seaforth
outshot their opponents
19-13. The third frame was
much the same\ as the second
with the Centaires having
the better scoring opportun-
Ades of the two teams, 'but
were thwarted by Hawk
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The Homo'rrxii
annual Christmas. Party and
year end awards pre-
sentations were held Sunday,
Dec. 10; at Holmesville
Public School. Members and
guestS enjoyed a delicious
hot turkey meal.
Santa unfortunately was
unable to attend as he was
tied up at the North Pole, but
he did send gifts and candy
that were distributed among
the younger metnbers,
Year end high point.
trophies, and reserve ,
champion ribbons for each '
class were then awarded.
Lyke Showmanship; Lynn
Huff and Jennifer Johns tied
for high points. Reserve -
Lisa Watts of Goderich.
Senior Halter; Brandts Joe
shown by Gord Johns of
Auburn. Reserve - Mac's 'Bar
Luck shown by Linda Petrie,
Junior Trail; Patti Muegge
of Seaforth, on Sheba. Re-
serve • Janet Lockhart on
Babies Big Mike, of Blyth.
Senior Western Pleasure;
Mac's Bar Luck, shown by
Linda Petrie, Sebringvike.
Reserve - Brandt's Joe,
shown by. Gord Johns,
Auburn.
Junior Barrels; Martha
Straughan, Goderich.
Reserve - Glenda Wood,
Blyth.
Senior Barrels; Gypsy Mist,
Rang-a-tangs 40
Gazelles 38
Panthers 36
Rinos 35
Cheetahs 34
Baboons 27
High Ladies Single,
Brenda Reid 253; High
Ladies Triple, Brenda Reid
610'; High Ladies Average.
Marg Ungarian 205; High
Mens Single, David Reid
2611 High Mens Triple, Clin-
ton Emmrich' 582; High
Mens Average, Terry Young
227,
The high point Senior
Horse for this year WAS Ritz -
ewned and shown by Noreen
Straughan ef Goderich,
Reserve Champion was
Mac's Bar Luck owned and
shown by Linda Petrie of
Sebringville.
High point Junior Rider
this year was Pattie Muegge
of gaftifth. This was Patti's
third" year in a row as high
point Junior, and so the
trophy was retired to her.
Reserve. Champion Junior
Goderich .
was Martha Straughan
High point Jr. Equitati
winner was Patti Muegge of
Seaforth. Patti won the class
three years in a row. and so
has this trophy retired to her
as well. Congratulations
Patti!
Reserve Champion Jr.
Equitation was Janet Loeit
hart of Blyth.
Congratulations to all this
years winners. Now's the
time to start working those
horses for next year.
Following the awards a
general meeting was held
and the new executive was
elected. An auction.of the left
ove oodies closed the days
estivi s.
Anyon interested in
joining th Huron Trail
Riders pleas contact Sue
Boak, R.R.4, Goderich,
524-2753 for information, as
this years memberships are
now' being issued.
goalie, Randy Lovie.
The Centenaires who were
playing catch up hockey all
night, tied the score at 6-6
andwith a break could easily
have had three or four more
goals. The Hawks scored the
yvinn er with lesS than two
minutes remaining in the
game.
Shots on goal in the third
frame were 20-19 in favour of
the Hawks. Dan McClure
played his tiSIM1-good game".
and 4 faulted for
sortie 9f the g Is that beat
him. Cam Doig had a' five
point night for the Centen-
aires. Doig fired three goals
and added two assists. Frank
Flannagan with a pair, and
Doug. Anstett with one
rounded out the Centenaires
scoring.
THAMESFORD 6
• SEAFORTH 2
The Thamesford Trojans
scored two shorthanded
goals and one power play
goal as they downed the
Centenaires 6.2. Although
being outshot , 35-28 by the
Centenaires, they managed
to have. a 2.0 lead after the
first period and inCreased it
to 3.0 after two. The Centen.-
Aires however roared back
with two goals early in the
third to draw within one goal
of the leaders.
The Centenaires preased
hard but could not put , the
puCk past Thamesforj,goalie
Andy . , Riley. Thamesford
came on later in the period to
score 'three more against
Centenaires , goalie Louie
Arts, who was playing in only
his. first game after . a two--
Week lay -tiff. ',#6.y.ne„ Parkin-
son and Ian Doig 'scored for
the Centenaires who picked
up 26 minutes in penalties
as' compared 'to the' Trojans,
42 minutes.
EXETER 6 .SEAFORTH '1 .
The Exeter Hawks had
little trouble in handling the
Centenaires on their home
ice as they easily defeated
them 6-1.
The fast skating Hawks led
3-0 after- the first and
, increased it to 4-0 ifter two
periods. The Centenaires
who managed only 15 shots
on goal were outplayed badly
throughout the game'
Ian Doig scored .the lone
.goal for the Centenaires at
,the 7:49 mark of the third
period. Dan McClure. in the
Sea.forth nets played bril-
liantly after taking over from
starting goalie Louie Arts.
Had it not been for
McClure the score could
have been much higher as he
stopped several , point blank
drives. Fifteen minor penal-
ties were called in the game
with the Centenaires
taking eight of them.
CENTENAIRES SCORING
GP G A P
Cam Doig 18 28 19 47 37
Ian Doig 17 14 9 23 42
Doug'
Anstett 17 6 11 17 •14
Frank
Flanagan 18 6 9 15' 41
Jerome
Aubin 17 2 12 14 69
Jim Nash 18 6. 5 11 24
Mike
Feeney 18 5 6 11 2
Don
Heard '18 4f 4 8 46
Larry
Dalton 12 5 6 11 2
Wayne
Parkinson 18 4 4 8 46
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