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Clinton News-Record, 1983-01-12, Page 14PAGE 14—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WE NESDAY, JANUARY 12, Broomball has been Blyth s best for 20 years y RodI4IIt Broomball at Blyth has always proved to be one of the more popular sports in the area and this year is no exception. The league has been in existence for about 20 years and is made up of a men's and women's +:: vision. The Men's Central West Division consists of 10 teams: The Blyth Bears, the 8th liners, Lakelet Hornets, Atlas Rams, Auburn, Goderich Oarsmen, Lariesville Lords, Maitland Dirt -Riders, Clinton Warriors and a. League team. The Women's Central West Division has seven teams: Lucknow, Belgrave, Auburn, Blyth Baintoneers, Brussels. the Gravel Runners and Goderich. The Broomball season started on October 19 and runs for 154 games with playoffs commencing on Febuary 16. Elgin Pease, 37, is a 20 year veteran with the 8th Liners squad, and he feels the league has improved a lot over the years. "There's a lot more in- terest in Blyth Broomball now. When I first played there was only one league kiertrp BLYTH INN FRIDAY 8, SATURDAY, JAN. 14, 15 "WAIEIY DEE" reiYOUR HOSTS HAROLD & THELMA 6% made up of four teams, saia Mr. Pease. To make the league more competitive Blyth Broom - ball President Ken Quipp has split each division into a Blyth loop and a Belgrave loop. The Blyth men's tier is made up of the Atlas Rams, the Blyth Bears, Lakelet Hornets and a League team. The women's Blyth tier consists of Blyth Bain- toneers. Belgrave, Auburn and Goderich. The Belgrave men's loop is made up of the 8th Liners, Goderich, Maitland, Clinton and Lanesville. The ladies loop consists of Lucknow Brussels and the Gravel Runners. When the playoffs are over the top eight teams in both the men's and women's division will qualify for the Central Ontario Broomball Association IC.W.O.B.A.1 playdowns in Palmerston. How they score Tuesday night in the Blyth Broomball league the Baintoneers and Belgrave ladies played to a 0-0 draw in a tightly knit game while the Brussels ladies sneaked past Lucknow 1-0 with Michelle Vader scoring the winning goal late in the game. Ln men's play Auburn dumped the League Team 7- 0 with Phil Black and Terry Powell each getting three points in the game. Goderich Oarsmen came out on top beating Maitland Riders 1-0 We ive you l "total avings" GRADE A FRESH 3-3'/2 LS:. FRYING CHICKENS $1 anLB SAW-CUT C ICKEN LEGS $1 .49 LBT. SAW -CUT CHICKEN REASTS $1069 LB FRE. SH PORK RIB -BITS S"ARE RI ":S 994 LB. MAPLE LEAF '/z VAC PAC PICKLED COTTAGE ROLLS $1 099 Lot. SPECIALS TILL SATURDAY, JANUARY 15, 8983 ONLY WESTON'S, WHITE BREAD 675 GR. WESTON'S JELLY ROLLS 694 994 SCHNEBDER'S 1 LB. SFT MARGARINE L13. 794 McCORMICI(' S 4WD GRAM SALTED OR PLAIN S A IISCGITS 1te)x 994 "SUPER SPECOAL" MAPLE LEAF VAC PAC WIENE"'S "LIMOTED SUPPLY" B. B;. $1.19 I We will not have a meat cutler on duty tram Dan. t7-27 so you may wish to slot up your freezer in advance although we will have a selection off frozen products available. SPECIAL STORE HOURS: MON., IAN. 17 TUES., IAN. 18 WED., DAN. 19 THURS., IAN. 20 FRI., AN. 21 SAT., IAN. 22 MON., IAN. 24 TUES., IAN. 23 Custom killing (-ulling and Wrapping By Appointment. Phone: 321- 4551. Open: Monday -Thur'.. 8 p.m.: Closed Friday al 6 p.m.; Saturday 8 a.m. ; p.m. 9 AM -6 PM 9 AM -6 PM CLOSED 9 AM -6 PM 9 AM -6 PM 9 AM -5 PM 9 AM -6 PM 9 AM -6 PM WED., DAN. 26 THURS., IAN. 27 FRO., DAN. 28 SAL, DAN. 29 CLOSED 9 AM -6 PM 8 AM -6 PM 8 AM-; PM OPEN DAOLY AT 9 AM CLOSED WED., DAN. 19 X 26 THANK YOU IN ADVANCE F R YOUR CO-OPERATION T,F1 Meat Mark t 523-4551 f11 On January. 27th to the 30th Blyth is hosting a 50 team broomball tournament with $2,300 in prize money up for grabs. The men's division will be split into an 'A' and 'B' tier with $800 going to both winners. The ladies winner will take home $700. All games will be played in the Blyth and Brussels arenas. Come out and support your local team. this week in a fast, hard-hitting game; and the 8th Liners blew the Warriors from Clinton away downing them 8-0 with Arnold Pease getting three goals, Murray McNichol four points, and Jim Blake get- ting three points. On Thursday night Lucknow ladies and the (ravel Runners played to a 0-0 draw and the Auburn ladies clipped Goderich 1-0 with Debbie Cook scoring the game winner. In men's play Lanesville Lords and Goderich Oarsmen battled to a 1-1 draw and the Blyth Bears and Maitland Dirt Riders played to a 1-1 tie. Atlas Rams and Lakeief Hornets battled it out with the Rams coming out on top 4-3 with Greg Cook netting the game winner and Done Kreller getting three points for the Hornets in a losing effort. In Blyth broomball league play on January 6, the Atlas Rams squeaked by the Lakelet Hornets 4-3. Rams goaltender Andy Leibbeis watched as Lakelet moved on the attack. t Rod Hilts photo) Swinging Seniors elect officers The annual meeting of the Blyth Swinging Senior Citizens was held in Memorial Hall, January 5, when 45 enjoyed a pot luck luncheon. The business meeting opened with president Jim McCall welcoming everyone About local folk you know By Sherori Stadelmann Master Aaron Bromley returned home from Stratford General Hospital after having surgery. Lost Heir Scorers were: high lady, Evelyn Smith; high man, Gorden McDowell; low lady, Mary Walden; low man, Lloyd Walden. Euchre There were eight tables at the weekly euchre. The winners were: high lady, ivirs. Harvey Craig (Walton) ; high man, Lawrance Ryan ( Walton); low lady, Doris Shobbrook I Londesboro) ; low man, John Hesselwood; ladies' lone hands, Dorothy Daer; men's lone hands, Len Shobbrook. Euchre will be played next Monday at 8 p.m. at the Blyth Memorial Hall. Blyth 3cs Weight Watchers The Blyth 3cs held their first meeting of the year 1983 BLYTH A''ENA SCHEULE Wednesday, J. . 12 1:oO-2:0® Pre-school Skatkn, ; 5:00-90:O© PSIDnor Sports; 90:00-11:00 C.R.C. Hockey. Thiursd,ry, Jan. 13 5:45-8:45 bytinor Sport; 7:08-91:00 BOyth Broom - Friday, J•m,wry 14, 1983 3:30-8:30 Figure SkatOrag; 8:30-90:00 Myth League. Industrial Saturday, kinuary 15, 19:T 3 8:00-9:00 Minor Sports; 1:00-1:U0 Myth Bears e?roomboll; 1:00-3:00 Baintoneers r roonsbail; 3:00-8:30 Open; 7:00- 8:00 C.R.C. Broonshai0:8:00-4:00 Cadets; 9:00-99:00 Open. Sunday, January 16, 19->3 1:00-2:00 Auburn Broo vttsail; 2:00-4:90 Pubilc Skating; 4:15-5:15 8th Liners Broonnhall; 5:15-6:15 Ram's Broom - boll; 8:30-11:00 Industrial League Hockey. Monday, Ja-miry+ 17, 1983 5:30-8:30 Beigrave Tykes Pr.: 8:30-10:00 Minor Sports. Tuesday, Jrnuary+ 18, 1983 3:30-8:30 Figure Skating; 8:30-7:30 Lion's Skating for egiraners ordy; 7:45-11:00 Blyth Broornlsoll. TO BOOK ANY OF THE "OPEN" HOURS, PLE SE CALL THE LYTH ARENA AT 523-9800, OR RUSS COOK AT 513-4540. with seven members present. Rita Kellernd read the minutes of the last meeting, and the financial report was given. Some of the new rules were reviewed. To claim the money or pen members should be present for the business part of the meeting. The trip was discussed and members are allowed to rejoin in the next nine weeks to be eligible for the prize or attend not less than 80 percent of the meetings all year. United News Communion was celebrated at the Blyth United Church last Sunday by the Rev. George Cowan. Mrs. Donald Kai was the organist. Baskets of flowers were placed in memory of Mrs. Gerald Kerr, by her husband and family Melissa, Michael, Calvin and Paul. The children's story was entitled The Last Supper. living the Sacrament was the theme of Rev. Cowan's message. Drinking and driving in 19'1'2 The following statistics on drinking and driving mat- ters, covers the period from December 6, 1982 to January 3, 1983, and relate solely the U.P.Y. activities: Fatal Accidents - Ontario - 41, No. 6 Districts - 6; Per- sons Killed - Ontario 47, No. 6 Districts - 7; Personal Injury Accidents - Ontario - 1351, No. 6 Districts - 139; Persons Injured - Ontario -1991, No. 6 Districts - 201; Alcohol- related Criminal Offences - Ontario 1591, No. 6 Districts - 145; 12 -Hour Suspensions - Ontario 1615, No. 6 Districts - 203; Vehicles Stopped and Checked - Ontario - 78,713, No. 6 Districts 3805. 11 IE David Longstaff Ltd. Optician 87 Main St. South, SEAFORTF1 Optometrist's and Ophthalmologist's Preacripdone Filled Proratptlo SUMMER HOURS: Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri., 10:00a.m.-5:30p.m. Clog::•. Wednesday & Saturdays COMPLETE OP'T'ICAL SERVICE 527-1303 FRED LAWRENCE Electrical Contractor Il4)w.. F-4RA AND (:4)'11'11F;R(:1A1. 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Mrs. Mary Wightman led the group in a sing song of favorites with Mrs. Ruby Philp at the piano. Mrs. Philp gave the report of the nominating committee which was accepted and ap- proved. Mr. Harvey McDowell installed the new slate of officers as follows: President, Mr. Jim McCall; 1st Vice, Mrs. Jean Grif- fiths; 2nd Vice, Mr. John Hesselwood; Secretary, Mrs. Agnes Harrower; Assistant Secretary, Mrs. Lenora Davidson; Treasurer, Mr. Ray Grif- fiths; Program Committee, Miss Nora Kelly, Mrs. Mary Campbell, Mrs. Vera Badley, Mrs. Vera Hesselwood; Pianists, Mrs. R. Philp, Mrs. E. Richmond, Mrs. R. Watt; Song Leader, Mrs. M. Wightman; Lunch Committee, Mrs. Ferne Howatt, Mrs. Irene Schultz, Mrs. Evelyn Smith, Mrs. Clara Rian, Mrs. Mary Hoonard, Mrs. Ida Proctor, Mrs.Evalene Webster; Representative to the Recreation Committee, Mrs. Mary Holland. The President expressed his thanks for the support he had last year. He reviewed the "Proclamation of Seniors Rights" and remind- ed everyone that member- ship fees are now due. It was agreed by the organization that the annual meeting be changed to September rather than December for in- stalling new officers. The next meeting will be held January 26th at 2 p.m. Watsons edge the Inn 5-3 In Blyth Industrial Hockey League action January 2, Watsons edged Blyth Inn 5 - 3. Mike Mallot scored twice for Watsons and singles went to John Watson, John Uyl and Grant Vincent.. Dale Whitfield, Ron Howson and Steve Howson tallied for Blyth Inn. In the second pame Rad - fords trounced Baintons 11 - 3. Jim Kellar led Radfords with three goals, Derwin Carter, Ken Ritchie and Ron Hunking each added two, and Steve Reid and Don Carter completed the scor- ing. Barney Stewart scored three times for Baintons. In the last game Mannings outlasted Hubbards 12 - 9. Manning scorers were Wayne McDougall with five, Pete Cook with four, Steve Bromley added two and Dave Conley. Hubbards got three goals from Brian Bromley, Brad Bromley and Terry Pierce each tallied twice and Brian Black and GusVan Massenhaven rounded out the scoring. No interest, no skating There have been some statments made since the holidays that there wasn't enough skating at the Blyth Arena for the children when they were out of school. When Arena Managers David and Russell Cook were asked about it they both cited lack of interest as the reason. The event opened on t'hristmas Sunday afternoon and only a handful showed up. (1n Tuesday afternoon of the holiday week, skating from 2-4 p.m. yielded only 12 intersted persons. ;'lr. Russell noted, "We Ship your Livestock with FRANK VOOGRR RR Pio. 1 - Dashwood 238-2707 (coil collect) Shipper To United Co- operatives Of Oratorio Livestock 00par-talent. Toronto. Stockers and Feeders Available CALL TUESDAY BY 8:00 A.M. FOR PROMPT SERVICE would open for skating any time there is nothing else on and if people would come. People don't conte, we had to discontinue Saturday af- ternoon skating for the same reason. The first two or three Saturdays a few would come i and then it seemed everyone was waiting to skate on Sunday. Rather than operating at a loss. we cancelled skating and put in Bear's Broomball.' This Sunday skating is frons 2-4 p.m. FARMERS Do you have money fatting Belie On your bush? CALL ISS FORA FREE E TOMATE ON VOR WY DLOT-wE BUOY TOMBEB CAE.D. Cay Walden 523-9212 NOTICE T wnship of Holkott The residents of the Township of Huliett are requested by the Council NOT TO PARKVEHICLES ON TOWNSHIP®ROADS during the winter months in order to facilitate snow plowing operations. Council will not be responsible for damage to any vehicles parked on roods or streets. Council also requests that the residents of the Town. ship of Hullett DO NOT ■ USH OR DUMP SNOW ON TOWNSHIP ROADS JIM JOHNSTON Rood Superintendent Township of Mullett WAIINING YOU cru BE NFXT! 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