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LH.L. NOTES •
The L.H.L. "A" team won
the Exeter. Recreational
Hockey League- tournament
this past weekend-. The local
lads bounced Algoma of
Exeter. 15-1, FridaN night,
then dow ned a tough Dash.
wood ,team ,by a 6:2 score
Saturday afternoon. That set
the stage for last Sunday's
final against Fat Alberts of
London. Seaforth came out
on top to the tune of 6-0, It
was a much-improved eft'ort
from.. an.- earlier disaster. in
Lucan last November.
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net and broke up the ice he
'looked down to the shocking
revelation that he had skated
some distance withoUt the
, puck. Trailing on the play
was the Sicillian Sniper. Etts
Delvecchia, who gobbled up
the free 'puck. spun around
and lobbed a duck past. a
Puzzled London goalie.
Asked after the game how
he got so open , Delvecchio
replied. "Head Fakes."
The Rome Ranger plays
for the Flyers of the 1.1-11.
nsall hires
Everyone played well for
the "A's','. Bill O'Shea and
Murray Henderson captured
M.V.P. awardsc, O'Shea cap-
tured«his Friday night'.and "
Henderson won his Sunday
afternoon. Al Carter got , the
Shutout for .the localS.
The Phil Esposito goal of
the tournament was awarded
to a Seaforth skater as well.
' During the title game one
of the London defencemen
began to solo ru,shtehind his
own net. VVhen ,he circled the
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18 Titg HURON EXPOSITga, 4ANUARY 29, 1981
Detailed rally results
from the carnival
27 Births
28 Deaths
ANSLEY: Born at Ottawa
Civic 011a on
January 19, to Mt. and'
Chris Ansley. ince Nan ,
Scott/ . daughter Natasha
E40eih, grandchild for Mr.
Harry Scott se4rorth, and
Mr'Y and Mrs. Fred Ansley.
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WILLIAM R. BOYES
In Campbell River Hospital
B.C,, William R. floyes in his
54 year • survived by his vi ife
• 4 sons and 3 daughters also
his mother. Mrs, Ethel Buyer ,
and "one brother John,
Bay'field,predeegased by his
father Alexander Bo nesp one
Sister ,,Phyllis. ,Funeral, was
be1/44J4IttOry 0,.14.1 burial
in. C;4,14ibill ikiv$r Cemetery,.
" .. 2S-4011
The results of the Optimtst
Winter Carnival Snowmobile
Rally are as folleiWs .
I st- Rick. Fell- flush Q
2nd. Ron Thompson- flush ;0'
high: 3rd- Jim Hug)
Straight: 4th- Ron William-
son- y-Vs 10 high: Sth. GOO
Hoggart- Q's A' high: bth.
Su,zanne Jessonne- Q -'A A 45 ,,
high. 7th- Jane Hoggart-'Q''s
,J & 9 high.'llth- Les Grcidan-
us- Q's J & 5 high. 9th - Ken
Swan- J's; 10.th- Bill Whyte.
0"s K high; tith- Art Strong-
9"s Q Ingb: 12th- Ina .FinlaY •
son- Ts dt high: 13th- Doug,
McGregor- 8's K 'high; 14th.
Joy. Scott- ffs 6 high: 15th-
Dennis $etterirtan- /*s. •
Aitterxt toithd4)i
lyIRS.1010.11EltN,C0
401.1.4.3:
41NYENTP FQ.R,I4ST- .7%,104
Stitiday visitors with Mr.'
and Mrs. Paul - Stevenson.
David. Parted acid Titaintle
and Rep Herman to celebrate
Luanne's 6th birthday were
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bauer and
Roxanne 'ci,f,Cambridee,
and ' Mrs. Paul Baler. of
Stratford. •
Bdb Thompson. Valerie
and Bill, Millsun spent, from
Sunday till Tnesday with the,
iri nstonce
Seaforth School. Siti,
Club- to.TalliPian.
llla~n Bite Banana
Nlurned horne-on'." Sunday
from. , being •4 'pattern
Stratford General -Hospital
Viorenee' Mellwain is a
patient it' Clinton -Public,
Hospital.. Best Wishes
their way for . a speedy
recovery.
Luanne Stevenson
celebrated her hth birthday
LIn Monday:, those attending
her party were Sheri Taylor.
Shelley. 'Merrier, Michelle
• Dillon.
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oftib,
THE TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS-The Seaforth Pee Wees
rebelitiy won the Legion Zone Cl tournament by defeating the
Lucknow team. Members of be Seaforth team are (back rdw)
Karen'Driscoll manager and coach Ron Driscoll; second back
row, left to;right, Chris Cardno, Brian Dupuis, Steve McKellar,
A .sior ,
and:Captain Scott Driscoll, David, , Akey, Ron Pryce, Mark
'Stapleton and coach Murray Henderson. Middle row, Steve
Stapleton, Mike Betties, Jeff Reid, Pat Murray, Trevor. Price,
RaymOnd Anstett and front row, Kevin Sweeney and Mike
Schoonderwoerd. (Photo by Phillips) •
Sportalk" Don't be a
Paul Ellis statistic
Friday, December 26. 1980: Joseph
Peter Maloney, 20, of Dublin was killed:,
after the snowmobile, he was riding
collider:if with a parked car on the. south
shoulder of Highway 8 'ust west of
Mitchell.
Saturday. January 3, 981: David
Vanstone.18, Of. Hensel!. ed as a result
-of injuries sustained .4'hen the snowmo-
bile he was riding struck the, rear of a
second snowmobile on Highway 4. north
of Exeter. The operator of the second
machine. Tom Costello of Seaforth. was
treated in hospital " in Exeter for a
frietured ankle and broken ribs.
Sautrday. January 10. 1981:4 Jeffrey
Scott Drouillard. 19. of St. Marys, died at
the scene of an accident in which the
snowmobile he was riding shit the • front
fender of a car parked on a town strierin
St. Marys. Donald Charles Huston. 20,
also of St. Marys. was travelling on the
Same machine. He died in London's
UtriverSitNHospital of severe injuties two
hours after the accident..
Sunday,; January 18, 1981: Glen
Anderion. 21.`Of R.R. I` Dungannon. was
killed When the snowmobile he Was
driving slammed into the rear of'a pickup
trqck parked 'on Huron County Road I„
north of .Dungannon,
That is not the entire list. Two Toronto ••
men were reported missing • reeently
when' their snowmobiles broke through
the ice -on Lake Kainaniskeg near
Bancroft. One unidentified body has been
recovered. And there have been tither
deaths in the province in the last month
the result of snowmobile mishaps. '
Why have five area men, between, the
agei of 18.. and 20 years old, died within
the past_ _five weeks as a result 451_
snoyirmobile accidents?-
Most of the accidents occurred when
the s.newmobile. while being driven along
the side of 'a road. collided with a parked
Vehicle.. But why?
Constable Eric --Posse. Community
,Services Officer for the Goderich, detach-
merth,,of the Ontario Provincial Police,
suggested, that a factor can be speed.
Another factor Constable GosSe stress-'
ed was that on surfaces not covered with
'snow,, such as'clear or partly-bare road, a
snowmobile will not turn.
"When they hit. a paved ,
explained Cons. Gosse. "ft (the snow •
mobile) is not going, to turn." If the
machine's skis do not have any snow to
• dig into and push laterally against to turn
the machine, then it will go in a straight
path, If that straightpath is aimed toward
a solid object, such as aparkiidear. then
the snowmobile must either sitP, or hit
the object.
Constable Gosse told of one incidenthe
'witnessed recently which easily could
have resulted in an' accident when two
people on a snowmobile were unable to
aurn it on a barepaved street. and nearly
got caught in traffic. Riders who get
caught in such a situ cation. because they
didn't compensate -for the adverse road,
conditions "aren't using common , sense
at that, point", says the constable.
"If you find yqu are on pavement...
says the constable, "then you have to get
off.".Tfie only way to 'manage to turn a
'snowmobile under this conditon is to get
off the machine and move it so that it is
pointing in the right direction.
Operating a snowmobile, like driving a
car. does' not mix with alcohol. Riding a
snowmobile while impaired is a criminal
offence:
/Warding to statistics released' by the
Ministry of Transportation and Commun-
ication, 38 snow vehicle-related fatilities -
were recorded in. Ontario in 1978. This
figure dropped noticeably in1979 to 23 and
in 1980 we've had five fatalities" in
Hui'-on-Perth alone. Figures for 1980 are-
not yet available,although the number of
fatalities is expected to be lower due to '
the mild winter, and the lack of snow.
Constable Gosse noted the O.P. has
presented snowmobile safety seminars in
the past_ including one January 16 at
Nutlet/ Central School; He is willing' 16--
conduct more such „seminars if the
interest is apparent among the public „and
a requeSt is made. .'
Organized snowmobile clubs. can take a
lot of credit for promoting snow safety. -
according ta,Mr. Goss. These clubs try to
teach proper riding, skills and knowledge.
w hich in turn creates an atmosphere of
safety awareness.'
.' In this s.nowbelt .region; snowmobiles
should be a blessing rather than a. curse.
Think safety first. as the slogan gOes or
you, may' end, up on the list of statistics:_'
Ran
BY DAVE BRTIOME
Every year it seems 'there
is at least one team that
matiages to're-hash the aged
Cinderella'story.
. The Rangers finished a
distant fourth in league
standings thiSseaion but last
Sunday night 'the revamped
- Blue Shirts,,, shocked the
a Hawks by 5-2 count and
pushed their round robin
play-off record to 2.0.,.
A week earlier the Rangers
blasted the first place finish-
ing Canadians by an 8-3
Daunt. The Hawks finished
second.
It may be a bit early to get
• overly excited by their sue-
, cess but downing the top two
clubs 'in successive weeks is
more than a fluke.
Ralph, Wood led the Rang-
ers by counting a, pair of
goals.
Larry Cook. Kevin Bennett,
and George Reeves got the
others.
Casey Klaver and Peter
Morris replied for the Hawks
FLYERS, 6 , PENGUINS 2-
The red hot Flyers. kept
idling along last • Sunday
nght by -downing the Pens
-6-2- during the evening's
middle game. It was the.
Orange shirts sixth straight
win.
For, the Penguins it was,
!flier I lth consecu dye game
without a win.
'Bob Schenck scored twice
for the' winners with singles
going to Etts Delvecchio. Bill
Brown Sr.. Pete Flanigan
and Jim Carter.
John "Nash and Ken Swan
answered for the Pens.
CANADIANS 5, BRUINS I
The Canadians evened
their play-off record at -1-1
with a 5-1 triumph over the
Bruins .ditting the night;
late, late game:
It was the' Beats second
play-off setback.
-.Dave Broome and Murray
Henderson each counted
twice for the Canadians with •
Dale Kennedy chippin1 in a
single marker. " -
Mark Robinette was the
r.
ers are Cinderella
I 'Laois heods saddle club
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Don Towton has been hir-
ed to replace Bill McLaren as
works superintendent of
Hensall.'
, Mr. Towton, who lives at
78 Mill Street 'in Hensall.
was chosen from four men
who were interviewed after
village council members had
received 30 applications for
the job.
Hensel'. Clerk Betty Oke
•said she attributed the large
number of applicants to quite
a 'few people being out .of
work at this time' of year. Oke
said she was pleased With the
number of applications from
residents of the village.
Mr. towton had worked
for Hensall construction coma.
pany. driving a trpck and
doing snow plowing. He said
the 'only difference' between
it and the .Works superin- •
tendent -.job. was looking
after Thteh e sewageminis
ministry of
osyisttlieem.e
nvi-
rontnenewould assist, if anv
problems in the sewage Sy-
stern were to arise.
and is a "B" team regular.
He was,filling in for Bill Price
and did a very nice job. The
"B" team plays Port Elgin
this Saturday morning , at
8:00. The "A" team plays at
11:00. Both games are part of
the Goderich Rec. Hockey
Tourney. So come out and
support the locals,
° Games this Sunday. Feb.
I, 1981 are at 7:00 Pengtiins -
vs. Bruins: 8:30 - Hawks vs.
Canadians/ 10:00 - Rangers
vs. Flyers.
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season will be a snow party
on Feb. 8 at Walton Corn-,
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It includes outdoor skat-
ing. cross country skiing.,
snowmobiling and ' horse.
drawn sleigh rides: cards and
,games in the Walton Hall
and Supper at the Walton Inn
at 5 p.m.
Thepublic, is invited to join
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