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put another goal in the Kortzville net.
` (Photo by Gibb)
.Miclgets
- onee and added one assist, meoure turned in
'-up-;,18- of '22-minutes in,
penalties. -_
a solid
Seaford' led 2-1 after the I.Perfrnarieet,in the Seaforth
-76-1 after the second,
fipt.frame sindincreased it to ,,ngti,/deij-A.t.tr,syatlg,oaiy a
hatidful,of toughitets.....-.,-,.7,, 1 -
Wayne Bennewies turned The Clinton squad, picked
in a ' solid performance
between the pipes for , _.
_ _Seaforth; Forty-two minutes - - . . _ ..,...
goal and four assists. while The game was completely. ,
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ivfaryt. Bedard, • Jim dominated by Seaforth whq
'CampbelL , John Dale, and built up an' early 4-0 lead and
Dan Wesenberg eacbscored never looked back-i-Keith .
The local Seaforth Midget tile game ider.,,„ Clinton
Hockey Club 'came tip-With' receiving 25 of them. ' ' ,
two lopsided Victories in their
last two games, - both
, On home ice Tuesday
nighrthe Seaforth squad got
against Clinton. three _pal performances
On Saturday° night
Clinton Dave Murray scored_ ,,„,,Core,•;4iiii4ehit Dale-ni.they .
-in ;-frotir-Johri -Hicknell, Greg -
On-goals to kill the locals to coafted tau rathereasy 114
up two' assists to give him a
v1e6-glowalisrhhlen aaldso4.iptiiocnketdo
thhiseior win over Clinton. -
NithertWo Seaforth Jrals, and
Dive,„*inray , scared the
seven point night. Other • ` ' "
added four assiSts to-give ,
' point getters for Seiforth him thirteen pointsin his last .. „,.,
were Mark Iv1cLlwain with a two gamcs,, .
• KurtivIlle., ringette , team, makes a valiant-ounall briefs A ,
, OH NO, NOT AGAIW-Shieila Daunt,' of the :-- ' • '
inspections in Seaford"' in
response to 51-permits:Which
‘Vere issued. ••
' There' were nine permits
for new •houses. 28 for
repairs and additiakts, 14 for
commercial buildings and
eight demolition permits.
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Results at Seitforth
Curling
tub
• 's STANDINGS
#5 Liteweights
#1 The winners
Highlanders
#4Tryhards
1/6-Shoguns' *
#2 Buggy's
Y.B.C.
Thunderbirds 50
Ally-cats , 46
The Bennys 43
Strikers 43
Pyranaites ' 40
Best Bowlers ' 41
High Man: Marty .
Andressie. 175-490
High Lady: Elaine Pan.
183-431
Thunderbirds . •• 53
Ally Cats ,-. 51
The BetinY's . 48
( Strikers 45
: 'Pyramites , 44
Best Bowlers • 43
. " Girl's high single . was
Debbie Barry with 235 and
high triplewas Debbie Barry
With 473.
Boy's high' tingle was
Mark Johnston with 225 and
Paul Heridelkiii-vvith 202.
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REPRESENTING-
141,52 -0410 Suo•Life Assitranco 117 cormucti-sT, EAST CotOpany of Conacto
stAiottli varwrii.
230 , , Standingi:- '
STANDINGS ,. Crickets
Crickets • - '61 Mosquitos,.
. Mosquitos , , , 'SS - , Worms •
Worms ' ' 44 Earwigs
Earwigs .40 °. ,'Beetles '
• reetlei ' 39 ,, Spiders '.4tY.
Spiders :-.- , 37 - ' Winners, of the latest sen-
, . . .' 'ior citizens bowling were:
`High Single; Dec. 19th: Ladies 1st - Mary Riley;
Marg Ungarian, 249; Don 2nd Grace Pepper.
Eaton. 265; ' . • - - ,- Men's 1st 'Bert Walters;
• High Triple. Dec. 19th: 2iid Fisink Riley.
Marg thigarien, 647; Don High Line...,, Mary Riley.
Eaton. 254. Grace Pepper, 'Winona. Pipe.
• Bert Walters, Frank Riley
57 and Ted Doyle.
ST. JAMES •
Grasshoppers '34
Crickets 81
Mosquitoes 71
Beetles , 88
June Bugs 49
Dragonflies 55 .
'Men's high single was
Dave Nigh. 244 and ,men's
high. triple was Robert Kist-
„rter 668. • ,
Ladies high single and
triple was Ruth Campbell
with 276 and 605.
TOWN AND. COUNTRY
BOWLING
Team. Standings:
Cougars 68
Ellittleitts , 65
Ankle Biters , 63
HusbPuppies • 51
North Stars 47
Hipsvaders 43
Lidies High single - Shir-
ley Kramers, 278; high triple
- Joy Itess..,6i9; high average
,- Marg unitarian. 197. . ,
Men's high single and
triple '.. Brian MacDonald.
High triple was Mark John- 272 and 628; high average .-
don with•5$0.. ., John Aran Bakel, 226
SOW ling
MIXED DOUBLE •
Weekly Ladies: High
single: Nancy Huisser 238;
High, triple: Nancy Huisser.-
580 • '
Men's ,High Single: Ron
Beuerman, 276; High triple: ,
Ron Beuerman,
Season's Ladies: High
single:Marg Scott, 274; High
triple: Marg Scott 703; High
Average: Nancy Huisser, 188
Men's: High Single: Ron
Beuerman, 235; High Triple
Ron Stuntman, '922; High..
Average: Ron Beuerman,
attempt to stop the ring from crossing the goal
114e° in a genie against the Seaforth girli
coached by. Bob Dinsmcire and F. Brill, of
Dublin':
. , (Photo by Gibb)
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Weekly ladies: high
single • FloraAnir: 234; high
triple - Flora Ann, 641.
Men's: high single - Art
Finnlyson, 286; high triple -
George Garrick, -738.
Season's Ladies:' high
single - Marg' Scott 274;
high triple - Marg Scott 703;
high average - Nines; }tins-
ser, t87.
• Men's: high single , Ron
Beuermann. 335; high. triple
.Ron Beuerman, 922; high
average --Ron Beuermann.
231.
Scores,. Last year, building.. in-
.spector Herman Van Wieren.
• repOrted. -there were 343
There was a slight drop in
building permits • issued, in
Seaforth in 1980. town clerk
James Crocker told 'council
Monday night
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JANUARY 6TH MEN'S CURLING 7 P.M.
O. Ste. Marie 10 Roberton 3'
Patterson. Sr. 5 Gilbert 3
Beattie 7-Menzies 3
9 P.M.
Pryce 8 Rowciii. fe5
Campbell10 Storey 5'
,Jarmuth 8 Wilson 3
Hetherington 7 Lobb 4
JANUARY 6TH LADIES
Smith 8 Lobb 5
Fleiiiing 4 Pryce 3
JUNIORS
Hutchinson 6 Underwood 5
Ste: Marie 3 Thompson 3 -
R100 6 Ribey 3
JANUARY mi MIXED.
Campbell 6 McKay 6
Deighton 8 Doimage 5
JANUARY OH 7 P.M.
Gilbert 12 Rowcliffe 3
Menzies 10 Eastman ?
Longstaff 8 Ho'garth 3
Denomme 9 Beattie 3
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Coleinan 6 Tremeer 4
Fotheringham 9 Cunningharri.8
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On the weekend Seafortb
Pee Wees' playtd, in . the
Legion Pee Wee Tournament
for Zone ti held in Lt.icknoW.
teams participated,
eafp,r0 first game was
against . 00406h. With the
SOjticitita;;tOoltioa.. hard •
they votOo. Ott with: .a 64
victory: oat: corers for
Seafor€lt .*ere j04'14irtt with .
twctol ScottDri4i14Eriotod.
the wrpnirlg-goal . the.
' game. ,
Seaforth then advanced to
play for the A Trophy against:
• KincirditiOSimdavi Seaforth'
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ovespowereti Kincardine 5-2.
Seaforth seer d their first
goalat the 2:29 mark of the
stick of Mike tte:tti Sept- `-
forth then rallied for „two
mote Palis IR the second
period, One apiOcc 'by Trevor
Price ,and rat Murray. Both
ltiairh~, and Kincardine
• scor..cdtwO•toitis in tho third
perrod-
••Pat Murray anol
Pt-re counted foe,Seaforth.,
After the kincardine
game SCaftirth had only a 10
rniatite break 'before playing '
Lucknow for the Grand
Chanapie.nship .:Traphy. Sea-
forth played Ent einely• well.
In the first period Seaforth
soared in* twO goals, one
.64-cb,froirr mike Betties and
Mark Stapleton, .Luckno
scorNi -Abel? only gear.'
rnalFa close, in the spoir04:
Period, Seifert)) replied with
Volt:PO.0 scoring
period was over 1.n the third ;
period'there no scoring ",
with the Seaforth tcani win-
ning the, gime and the,
championship,
Seat:4th.* goaltenders
ROrnood Ansted and Steve
Stapletorr played excellentin.,
net in all three eagles.
At the end of the 'second
game the "A" Trophy was
-preSented to Captain Scott
005p:di-and at the end of the
' tir4 game dieA•and Chain:
PIPMhip trophy also was
presented to Scott by char
s,of -Seaforth 6:6 boat;
fpf Cl.
Seaforth :now goes onfct.
ttiStriet finals on Feb,
Part
' Congratulations .to ' the
team and
Driscoll tor dotega great job,
Special thank* lo the Sea-,
forth Legion Branch 156 for
paying the, entry fee for the
team. Canadian trails
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January 17 at the
Teeswater Cuirass ComMun-
ity Centre, the Western Ont-
ario section Of tht Sno I trail
iyitilirVill-li-inefilry-
epened'at 2:30 p.m.
This 500 miles Of public
trail Stretching from Wing-
ham to Alexandria gist of
O$tawa, will be marked and
for snowmobilers
groomed by participating
snowmobile .clubs along the
route under the direction of
the Ontario „Federatiqn of •
Snovi+mobil%tig Clubs: ---,-
Opening ceremonies for
othet sections of the Sno 1
Oa will be held in Central
and Eittern Ontario on `this
date as well. • .
FACING OFF-These two ringette players-one
froyi the. Seaforth . 'team and the other from
Kurtzville, are competing for control'f the ring
in Saturday afternoon's game at the Seaforth
arena. Ringette, somewhat similar toltockey, is
played in two 20-minute periods and the-
participants wear, hockey skates.
NOT A GOOD DAY!Goalie Sheila Daunt of
team lik
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ely didn't think Saturday was the best da
TheSeatorth girls' senior ringette team defeated
an exciting game at the Seaforth arena. Here, the
The Seaforth Senior girls
Ringette,tearn extended their
winning streak this week
with two mere victories.,
Stiff:day afternoon the girls.
led by Denise Morey's seven
goais and Sarah Brilrs five
Kurtzvilleby a 12-5
seore.
The first.half was close as
4: the score was 3 all after the
half but Seaforth took control
with three' straight goals to
open the second half and
build a -lead they didn't.
relinquish , '
Laurie •I•labkirk had six
assists for Seaforth with
Brenda Wesenburg picking
up' four. Michelle O'Rourke,
Lisa Wi :son and Marianne
VanderVlie all picked up
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two assists as the Seaforth
team dominated the second
half.
Seaforth Junior Girls ring-
unbeaten string to seven
games by defeating Kurtivil-
le. 16-2.
: Seaforth goaltender lase
.O'Dwyer play,ed a strong
game.
-' Sandra Wilson, Jennifer
Watt. Tracy Tayler,, Kendra
Papple , and 'Debbie Core
played a strong defence.'•
Geai -were soared by Pam
Betties. Tammy Taylor, Deb-
bie Wright, Allyson Scott,
Lisa Harvey. Brenda Wesen-
burg: Densie Morey. and
Denise Williamson.
SEAFORTH 6 BRUSSELS I
tuesday night the Seaforth
girls revenged an earlier., loss
to. the Brussels squad With a
hard fought 671 victory over
Brussels to extend' their
unbeaten streak,: to 4 „games.
Sarah Brill opened the
scoring for Seaforth with Lisa
WiiSon draWing the assist.
Denise Morey upped the
Score to 2-0 for Seaforth as
'she converted a paSi from,
Denise Williamson.
Brussels narrqwed the gap
to 2:1 as Jill McCittcheon
spoiled Theresa [Stamm bid
for a shut-out:Theresa played
, on exceptional ganwin goal
as she stopped several break-
aways,
The second haif vvis
Please tuni to page 14- ,
the. Kurtzville ringette
y she'd Se,erri h the nqt.
Sheila's team' 12 fo 5 in
$eaforth girls have just.
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