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Cross country ski classes' cancelled
After little interest was
expressed in , a Saturday
cross-country ski program.
Saddle club
meets
The executivesersof ,the
Seaforth. and District Saddle
Club held a short meeting on
February 3. -
A spring dance was plant
ned for April- 4 at the
Goderich Township Hall in
Holmesville with the band,
"Jasper". Everyone is wel-
come and tickets are avail-
able from any of the execu-
tive members. Hope to see
you all there. The next
meeting is planned for
March 10.
The first NDP campaign
planning meeting was held,
On Sunday afternelm. FCb-
ruary IS. at 'the• new head-
-quarters located between
Lucknew and Wingham. at
the second farm west of .
Whitechurth.
The NOP .candidate: Tony
McQuail. welcomed a group
which came front -Tiverton,
Port Elgin. Kincardine,
Mildmay. , Blyth. Brussels,
,Lucknon . and Wingham.
. Viderie Bolton. of Blyth. is
the Cantpltign Co-ordinator,
Joe Sanders. of BrosselS is
in charge of publicity.
mond. Foundation, the pro-
gram has been cancelled for
this 'year.
...Joanne Doherty said the
Saturday morning ski pro-
grain. which was going to '
offer lessons for beginning
skiers, was cancelled when
NDP picks
sponsored by the Van Eg- there wasn't enough interest
shown to make the program
worthwhile.
She said the, foundation
may try the sessions again
next year, but would likely
start them earlier in the
season.
Maid
Results at Sea forth
Curling
Club
FEBRUARY 9TH—HENS CURLING
Ste: Marie 7 Roberton 3
Beattie 5 Gilbert 4
Patterson 7' Menzies 4
9 P.M.
Campbell 8 Pryce '1
Rowcliffe a Storey 8
Varmuthil Lcibb 7
Wilson 7 Hetherinbton 5
FEBRUARY 10TH—LADIES CURLING
Smith over Cunningham
Loa) over PryCe
COMPETITIVE:
Campbell over Cunningham
Gilbert over Pryce
Jarmuth over, Hetherington
Wilson over Cornish
FEBRUARY 11TH--MIXED'CURLING
No' Games
FEBRUARY 12TH -
Gilbert 6 Denomme 5 --
Beattie 5 FIowaliffe 4 '
.astri2an 7 Langstaff 6
Menzies 8 Hoggarth 5 °
9 P.M.
Colemant Lobb 2 --
Tremeer 6 Ahrens 3
Forbes 8 Fotheringham 2
Thomas '9 Pryce 7
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HONOURED FOR MINOR-HOCKEY WORK—Joyce McClure '{left] was
caught by surprise Tuesday when John Gross'of Listowel; chairman of
the Western Ontario Athletic Association, presented( her with a plaque
from the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association to recognize her years of
work in minor hockey. The presentation was made during a Midget ,
playoff game between. Seaforth and Durham in Seaforth. Durham
defeated the home squad 10-5. °(Photoby Shoveller)
It's &3 over Brussels
for ringette team - -
• The Senior Girls Ringettc
team ; opened,. their best of
three .quarterfinal series
With a convincing' 8-3 win
over BruSselS. The opene0ii
Brussels' scheduled' for last
Tuesday evening was post- _ poned due to weather condi-
. norm 'so the first game was
here Friday evening.
The opening period saw a
close checking; fast skating
period with both teams miss-
ing golden scoring opportun-
ities: Laurie Habkirk opened
the scoring for Seaforth • as
she stole the ring and scored
unassisted. '.• Michelle
O'Rourke upped the count to
2-0 for the locals. etinverting
passes. for Sarah Brill and
Laurie Habkirk. Sandra
Huether counted for Brussels
just 20 seconds after
Michell's goat to narrow (he
gap to. 2-1 before • the period
ended.
Sarah Brill put Seaforth tip
3.1, converting a pass from
Debbie Dinsmore an anas-
sisted, goal by 'tVliehelle
O'Rourke put . Seaforth in
command with, a „ 4-1, lead.
Brussels came back with a
goal by Joan Cardiff but it
seemed to spark the local
girls as they . counted
straight with Brendd Wesen-
berg. and Denise Morey with
singles and Sarah Brill add-
ing two to give Seaforth an
8.2' lead. Brussels got their
final' 'market, with. just 40
seconds left in the game as
Brenda Richmond did the
scoring. , ,
The win gives Seaforth a
1-0 series lead but the next
game is in Brussits and if a
third game is necessary it
still also be played in Brua-
sels. The game dates ,have
not , yet been "set but the
winner of this series 'advan-
ces to meet the winner of
Goderich and Zurich series.
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The second- 20 minutes
was Seaforth come to life as
they outhustled the visitors.
pep Wees
wiri 4-3
On Saturday. Feb. 1,4. the
Seaforth Pee Wees travelled
to Mitchell to play the second
game.in 0.M.1;1,.A. play:offs.
Seaforth scored the first two
goals. the first goal by Pat
Murray assisted by Scott
Driscoll and goatender Ray
Anstett.
The second goal was
scored by Brian Dupuis.
assisted hy , Mike_ Betties.
Michell answered back with
their first goal by Mike
Murphy. With 7 seconds left
in the second period. Scott
Driscoll Scared Seaforth's
third goal assisted by Pat
Murray and Trevor Price.- In
the third period Mitchell
came out strong scoring 2
goals.. 1 each b;it. Kevin
DeJong's and Mike Cronin
tying the game up at the end
of the third period. The game
then 'went into 10 minutes
,overtime. Only 27 seconds
into the overtime period.
Seaforth's Scott Driscoll
scored the winning goal as-
sisted by Pat Murray 'and
Jeff Reid giving Seaforth the
win'of 4-3. The Seaforth team
played very strong for the
rest'of the overtime period.
Seaforth now advances on .
to play Durhani. The first'
game is in Durham Wednes-
day and the second game is
here on Friday Feb. 20 at
8:00.
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THE HURON EXI_KISITOR, FEBRUARY 18, 1961 13
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Administrative dyties, performed. his ,
,s_ tar „ referee (a certified onial is one level
higher). Getting the striped shirts is---- next re Ponsibilhy
ponies on the tee
behind the bench as Coach of the 10F41,
something the referee-in-chief must do travelfurg atom team. That's where ht:
every week." If 1 phone too far alteadthey finds his rewards.
aren't sure of their schedules.' • he said. It 'th'iaelfl 41.A7gA 11nRiejull,g a ndewith the he said:ekid4. ...trheaY .
takes a kit of time sometimes, but rse gut a'
boys not only learn-110w play hocifeY 1:44 pretty rod bunch of pwp% 4Q WOO; with, •'
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Help wanted: People to work in public
organizations. Qualifications: ability to
raise fUnds. `teach. coach. Must get along
.WiSh people, especially youngsters. ;lob
dsSeription: long hours loitVas much aS 24-
hours on a weekend}, no- pitY• OnlY-
.renumeration is self -satisfaction and an
Pge4Mottatitiankyuit,. • •
••:;Want th.10).?:!A•gy-tatOm? 140 4104•
kick.10, Pik C104.
NO* it is 4g0.460W to, assume' at 641
people wha,resuMulliqA11, 01$.e. This
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not. In,'fact, the comment, usually (token iii
to erence to c:4450. runs something
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7Tilirel:itoiti I be.,4'4?(nl t4his,•t:ti;e4 s•PtVi-
I guessed; •are volunteers, and the 'sits''
'refers-to, minor hockey in ',Seaforth. The
entire' operation ..of youngsters'
from on-ice. activities to background organ-
ization, reltes.on people •ttli•iing • to give of
othair. free time. and:their interest. Hockey
for kids in •Seaforth demands a• lot of long.
often thankless• hours from dedicated..
necessary volunteers. • o
, The wide network of minor hockey
volunteers begins with the hockey associ-
ation's. president. Bob Beutenmiller. who
also coaches, and continues with referee-
in-chief Jack Bedard. recreation director
Bryan Peter. all other coaches and. ,in
many respects. .the most important group.
the Booster Club, headed is,. Kathy Floegy
and Brenda Reid. The Boosters have the
rugged task of raising' funds for minor
hockey in town.
• RAISING $10,000
Mr. Beutenmiller estitriatesaee-third of
the association's -$15.000 budget comes
from players' registration fees. The re-
imainder must be raised through volunteer
work.
'"It's basically' a very 'rewarding job."'
explained Mrs. Hoegy. who estimated at a
recent broomball tournament in Setiforth
she spent about, 24 hours' of the weekend
manning and•oversceing 'the .minor hockey
,Her on -plays die -atont0,,house.-
league. 'Even if I didn't have' it „boy. in,'
minor hockey, you'd see me out there
doing it. J ,enjoy the people out there.? .
This is the'second year of sikra•tion for
the .Boester•'-Clills.•'',q tFitr k .ty0 main.
executive said they,.ji*f 'didn't.itmSw. What
to do to raise money aitektiOP,': continued
Mrs. .Hoegy. •;"Theri"tidvertiSed" in, the
paper." 'Originally the, club was made up of
three Members and included Gail SchrOed-
er. This year. ohlY the two remain although
Mrs. Hoegy notes: there ,,are a variety : of
Sportalk
twitters who kick to 05,i4Stat6:e., Two she
mentions , are •-$.10,1,oreS
c ,1 0r.tlirtafeti the bottle .Betty
fieutenittiller,• 4.6 was„h4trtirnehtai, in a •
knittihwbOtg-IW.the•fAILThe MtjUes are
s1*. proceeds VAOUg to .1•1iii3PT'
hockey. 1:411.72 s:k4f4t4.11.10t).1..6a17,4,
• • • • • HY.4.
Ii invatva s, ai ..,:jut of phone - calls,
esps!cialls; on. a Thurstlax•'.nighlt before a'
tournament. ..io,,get ;added. Mrk, '
Hoek, noting about 94 1/Pet:ant of her. '
:ails for assistance are •ansysered.
aloays•manage to get enough people_ to do
% hat we' have 'to do. It's really time
consuming. (.don't know-how a person with
a full 'time job away from home could find
he time to do what Brenda and I do. '
SOME APATHY
"You run into quite a bd of apathy at
different times. It's tery frustrating. We
had a dance in the fall and a lot of people
held on to the tickets and didti•.t sell them.
About 12 couples came to the dance. We
sot a couple of hundred. That's frustrating,
when you're trying to raise money
Ftirther evidence of apathy arose with-
the circulation of questionnaire to parents
•14-the 165 boys involved in Seaforth minor
hockey. The questionnaire .prop.t2sed up-
.ping `fees andending the
Booster Club. Only -20—were returned.
is hick just serves to emphasiie the Weight
of the responsibility on the backs of those
who keep the association in full operation.
, Mrs. Hoegy sees more in -fundraising
than just providing an opportunity for boys-
to play hockey. "if the bays are out on the
street. they.may be looking for trouble. I
think there's a lot of boys who aren't
involved who should be. 'It keeps them out
of mischief.-
Even "if the association were free of
financial concerns Much more work would
remaititaled.one before the games go on.
An important part: a necessary evil some
may saY. are 'the, men in striped shirts.
'ALS:Ording 'to Ontario, Hockey Association
(01-1A) regulations. two:qualified referees
Must officiate every' league game. and the,
responsibility of securing their services 'in
Seaforth is assumed by Jack Bedard.
Mr. Bedard, who work's at Seaforth
Community Hospital. said during regular
season the . minimum requirement for
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-,-,1 11.4.0 'pors.gn -faraiigkvialtip,s1; : • . 0.44% `Which teas r; iii led ftpe.M.y•g4r* • •
o playing inIogue.•-.. '...* :•esipIttiiit-d... • .- 0IT'i"•bO414141#* •Varesnod''.011ier activities .. to .,
- som.000 e. has to do eversot4. doe'. a: ' . occapy.., their -.tune. That is a- change.
little 1" it it .wetlet just rifle." • ' • ' ' ' '.','Wheo Tvt..as a kid 4.tockey was 'ad" there
' OCtikttCIIRSOIRICIATE ...' ! . %.,u.." e,xpiaind• Mr. 'Beaten miller: ' . . -
• An enst...en' benefitTlit ..' till.. 'refereeing . In spite of it' all', 'the work of it fete .
, st stern. pMnteti•out -by 'Mt. •13eutetimil.ler. dedicated' ' people keeps linear hockey
is that young local) kids Often get the callot • ' strong• in Seaforth. Recreation director '
officate. "It gises them experience. and a Peter. sees a all. "They (volunteers)
part-time job as well." • • certatnis contribute a lot of time and
Mr. Beutenmiller's job is difterent still - energy." he praised. "It's just a commutt-
from the stark done by other tolunteers. As - tit effort is what it is. It wouldn't exist
president, he .meets atiOui once a month without them."'
with the association's four-person execu- And while dedication, it a• • 'necessary
. tire as well as working chisel} w ith ' the ingredient in the association's operation. a
recreation director. lot of confidence doesn't hurt either, So fax
' Other members of the est::mitt: becides ., the Booster Club has raised 53.000 of their
president Beutenmiller are Cher% I , 56500 goal. The ,final figure is a long way
...McClure.`treasurer: Bill Weber, t ice-prc• off still. Will it he• reached?
sident and LizCardno. Secretary. - ' "No problem.- says Kathy Hoegy'. , ....,
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