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DELIVERING THE S
a rock'
Steve Dolmage, left, HOT - Paul Dodds and Paul Dolmage, right, get eadyoton
ing action Saturday at the Seaforth Curling Club.
PHOTO BY DAVID SCOTT
the rink to skip Todd Doig as
sWeep during toumament curl -
Men compete for Nokia Cup
Cu
s rotn 12 rler f out of 16 of on weekend
' a team with Ron Pryce,
clubs from Zone 14 were rep- Dave Ste. Marie and Jeff
resented at the Nokia Cup McGavin, Todd Doig led
bonspiel held at the Seaforth Paul Dolmage, Steve
Curling Club this past week- Dolmage and Paul Dodds in
end.
the
m.
The winners of the tourna D rig's squad
mens go on to compete at the Fridayy s hd won their
and
regional competition in advanc.edtontthe�t'13c' side
Ridgetown on January 18 and Saturday against the Cox
19. It's the first step of curl- team from Listowel hut lost
ing competition that eventu- 10 - 2.
ally leads to the national The Falconer team from
Labatt Brier competition. Vanastra faced Shannon's
Two Seaforth teams corn- squad from Hanover for the I
peted. GordgPryce was skip p.m. 'A' side final on Sunday
OCCIDIEEMIM.IED
CONTINUED from page 8. STAND/lV ' •
HIGH SCHOOL
BOYS BASKETBALL
FUTURE (TAMES:
Taj ref Wry SDHS midget and
junior bcys basketball vs. St.
Anne's.
/Am SDHS midget, junior and
senior at Exeter South Huron.
GIRLS VOLLEYBALL
FUTURE GAMES:
Jan 7 SDHS at Exeter South
Huron.
BOWLING
1fElJIRC1DAIT N1G1II717KJRV
( Jan. 2)
MEN
HIG11 SITY(_i i'_; Murray Hennewies
338.
IHGIE. Benncwics 885.
BETTER THa
-N--244; Henncwies
271/276/338; Doug Leonhard, LIMON
234/271/268; Rob Anderson 246/261;
John Coleman 2171244: NIGH IN . 1 Jan. 3)
Thomson 260; Gary Mike (1 F' Ralph Johnston 307,
Bedard 207/233; 111 'N TRIPI '• Don Deighton 709.
Ralph Johnston 260; Dean Price 243;..6- TT$t3 THAN ann
Ross MacDonald -�• Deighton
nald 218.
295/215; Arie Van Diepen
T131.E1 S OVER br` 207/226/271; Johnston, Gary Bennett
-��, Hcnnewtcs,
Leonhard( 773. Anderson 706, 212/221; Don Elliot and Dave Albrect
Coleman 657, Thomson 640, Bedard 205.
635, Johnston 627 TRIPLE. )
SEA.' N/ HS (V R rsnn
Deighton,
O ltaLSlN_GIA; Benncwics Van Diepen 704, Johnston 602.
370. •
,lllii11AV ' Ar•c Van Diepen 215.
Canadiens 80, Bruins 63,
Red Wings 62, Rangers 62,
Maple Leafs 58, Black Hawks 5,1
(Dec. 30 results,
MEN
HI('H - SlN(is_ Robert Ho frth
309. gg`
infit3 TRIP' 6• Hoggarth 691 •
SETT 'R THey iloggarth
309/223, Martin Van Hake! 238, Mart:
Higenetl 234, Love 231, P Ryan 2(14,
Mains Hos 207.
TRIPLES () VF Fm Hoggarth
W( MFA
HIGH atria M'• Julie Greidanus 315.
1i15i1i TRIP
- 1 K• Greidanus 688.
KLV sIN('t r c r•
ns
Greidanus 205/315, Marion 231/205,
Karen Hoegy 226.
TRIPIPt,r ES Ly R bon
:, Greidanus,
Marion 627
SEAsusLuicaurruput Ilennewies
952.
HI 'H AVE edi '• Hcnnewics 262.
HOMELY
lllai IN(1 FCheryl Adair 261
NIGH TRIP .r
--, Adair 682.
WE ?Ky entici
' OV :R nn.
Adair 224/261; Dchhic Bedard
225/253; Tracy Klaver 23S/211:
Bonnie lanmaat 239; Nancy Suc
Thomson 213. ihnna 'letterman 205,
Suc Alcc 204
IRIELEs OVER ann
Adair. nun
Bedard660,
Klaver 627.
SEASON/ rnr•rr mEason 291.
SEALSDBLimitiagiryc Easun 777
HUMAyraisa; Eason 229.
Bits & PieceseS 6� Misfits 61,
Mixed Nuts 55, Extremely Bad 48,
Nuts & Bolts 45, Pin Spinners 37.
�'�'• JDA NIS LIA1GMI
(Jan. 6 results)
George Love 298.
furdiTB1PIrF; Love 805.
@LTTEB TRetu 200 Love
249/298/258; Henry oat• Wallace SI 1, Bailey 501.
Dean Price 223/272: 275n
227/204; Pat Ryan
Angelo Andreassi 214/224;
Martin Van Bakel 214/200; Bob
Ulnarnoir 217: Don Nolan 214; Robert
Hoggarth and Jack Ryan 210 .
TRIPULt
ai-iylt. Love.
Verboog 690, Price 637.
ifirduartiz;o ane and n na Goodman
249.
afiatiguyEaConnie Marion 582.
Goodman 249, Janice Morris 226.
MAMA
NIGH 'INGI F• Kathy Coomhs 247.
. iron T IP Coombs 636.
SINGLES OVER 200: Coombs
247/209, Marg tJngarian 206, Sbela
McGowan 201.
HIGH A VERAGE: Joanne Raidt
175.
TRIPLE OVER 600: Coomhs.
Srallikrza
Snohirds 49, Blue Jays 41, Eagles 32.
Robins 32, Cardinals 31, Crows 26.
�t4►Il®DP.�
( Jan. 3 )
.111(,N cIN('i ` R. Bennett 245.
Mi max; Bennett 580.
RETIMLizitufti Bennett, A
Finlayson 215, E. Matzold 204.
illias1 gas J. lace 225.
lH i T IPI c A. Wood 558.
Jilr• .
Watlacc,
Wood 204/188, 0. Little 184, 1.
Bailey 179.
they reoovere
anti you re not.
MI results are welcome in
SCOREBOARD. Tiley should
be legible and submitted by
noon Monday so they can be
typeset in time for publl'ica.
Easy -to -fill -out
SCOREBOARDrt
sheets are available at the
arena orThe Furposlfor
office.
and Hanover was victorious,
At 5 p.m. the same nastra
team won 7-4 over the Cox
squad from Listowel for the
'13' side final after Listowel
defeated Fotheringham from
Palmerston in the B side
semi-final earlier.
BantamMixed
Eight teams recently com-
peted in the Zone 14 bantam
mixed Playdown.
After three wins and one
Toss, Seaforth #1 team defeat-
ed Norwell School,
Palmerston 14-4 to win the
'13' championship, Skip is
Ian McMillan; vice
Christina Gordon; second -
Brett Jewitt; Icad - Amy
Gordon; coach - Don Jewitt.
Seaforth was also represent-
ed by Seaforth 1I bantam
mixed and Seaforth I junior
mixed.
The regional playdowns
(Zones 13, 14, 15, 16) for
this event will be held at the
Seaforth Curling Club on
Jan. 25 & 26.
Spectators to cheer
team are encouraged.
on our
Seaforth & District
Community Centres
HOCKEY
POOL '96-97
Dec. Leader Joe Carrol. Prize
donated by Archie's Service
Centre. Random Draw Winner
Bev Coleman. Prize donated
by Pizza Train.
RANK STANDINGS Pte,
as of Jan. 2/97
1. Joe I
2. Saku Koivu I
3. Leafs Rule 01
4. Beav's
5. B.C.M.
6. Sic 3
7. Bill Dale 111
8. 018
9. BIII Dale 1
10. Stormin Norman 3
11. Terry Gray II
12. JKS - J
13. Scrimy 02
14. Terry Gray II
15. Brett - 1
16. OBA 2
17. Candyman
18. B&D2
19.B&D3
20. Wally 12
21. Sunday At Mom 01
22. Will
23. Bob McNaughton 02
24. 8 & D 1
25. Leafs Rule 02
26. RB + PB N3
27. Sunday At Morn 02
28.A+WN2
29. Bob McNaughton 02
30. RB+PB02
31. Klima
32. WR 01
33. Elmer Vasko
34. Knights 01
35. Nobody's
36. Terry Gray!
37. A+WN1
38. Terry Ryan 01
39. Jim's 02
40. Blues 01
41. Bob Henderson
42. Archie's Ser Ctr 11
43. Kennedys Picks 03
44. LJR 03
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45. Stormin Norman 1 451
46. Bob McNaughton 03 450
47. Jim's 03 450
48. Key C11 450
49. Scrimy N1 450
50. Habs Rule -in 449
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