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Jan. 11 Men's Spiel Results - This spiel
sponsored by McGavin Farm Equipment and
Hensall-Seaforth Co-op was a suweas.
_ ,•9301elocit Draw - fftst, Cam Sege rink,
Godetich; second, Garry McNichol rink,
Seaforth; third, Ian Grant rink, Teeswater;
cons., Jamieson Ribey rink, Goderich.
11 o'clock Draw • first, Johnroleman rhtk,
Exeter; secogd,rBob Jarmuth,rink,'Seaforth;
third, Lloyd'Beuerman rink, Seaferilt; cons:,
Roy Pennington rink, Teeswnrkr •
LUXES' PLAYDOWN,
The senior ladies' district 1,38 paydown
was in Walkerton Jan. 9. The Seaforth rink
skipped by Flo Smith lost the ..first game of
the competition, won their second game but
lost a close third game, that could,have gone
either way, to a Wingham team,
, A mixed team competitkm Wye men and
two women) in District 13B was herd in
Teeswater on Jan. 15. A Seaforth team with
G. Pryce skip, Irma Pryce third, Jr Patterson
Jr. second and Marie McGavin lead defeated
Harriston in the first game and Goderich in
the second game. They now advanee to the
next round nt Hanover on Jan. 22.
A junior team,of Dave Carapbell skip, Ron
Pryce third, Tad Doig second and Bruce
Morton lead travelled to Teeswater Jan. 12
where they defeated Clinton, in the .first
game and lost to Goderich in the second
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coming up Ian. 21, 222 The
taking part with a two game spiel starting
10:00 a.m. There are trophies t01,0 *on so
get .your teams 'entered by calling Grird'
Pryce at 527-0917. This should be a good fun
day.
Anyone wishinfiti,dr9P,i0otheclub
watch is- welcome,„ .you do not eeetr,
curling experience to enterin this fun day.
CURLING, SCORER
JR. DRAW • ' •
Wm. Fotheringham tied Jeff Reid 4-4, P.
Ste. Marie def. Ron-Pryce 9-4, D. Campbell;
def. Glen Rose 8-1. •
• —ME
B. Menzies def. - Beattie '6-5, • J..
Hetherington def. D. Cornish 6-3, S. Mein:
def. G. Beuttenmiller D. Trenteer def:,
13. Rowcliffe 6-5, B. Nuhn. def. G. McNichol
9-7, B. Fotheringham ilef. L. Fisher 9-2, G.
Pryce def. B. Campbell -8-5. ,
LADIES' DRAW •
I. Pryce def. M. MeGaVin 12-2, Joan
Beuerman def. T. Ward 9-4, Flo Smith def:
S. Richardson 93.
MIXED DRAW
13. Rowcliffe tied B. Roberton 5-5, G.
Pryce def. C. Denomme 12-1, J. Patterson
def. J. Hetherington 8-6, S. Brown def. B.
Menzies 8-3, G. McNichol 'clef. 5. Bennett
12-2, B..Fotheringham def. F. Van Hevel 'r
6-3, B. MacDonald def. R.13euerman 5-2, R.
Beuerman def. T. Collyer 10-6, K. Siemon
def. R. Jarmuth 5-4, J. Patterson Jr. def.. N:
Dolmage 15-4, N. Boswell def. 6-2.
"DwIlfig Scam
COMMERCIAL BOWLING
Ladies high al ng le and triple Claudette Elliott 205, 577.
Man's Mph eIngle-Harry Deloyer 297. High triple- Cor
De Corte 894.
Team Standings: Pussycats 06, Black Cate 65, Cougars
62, Kitty Cate 44, Cat'e Meow 39, Stray Cats 39.
THURSDAY RIGHTERS
Ladle* weekly high eingle-Beth Caron 275. Weekly high
triple -Brenda Cooper 087. Season's high single, triple,
average -Beth Caron 307, 727, 199.
Men's weakly hig h single, triple -Gerry Martin 278, 677.
Season 'a high stngte, triple -Brian Dale 393, 801„Saiesores
high average -Brian Barry 210.
Standings: Mindbrittare 70, Expos 68, Lucky Brakes 50,
Fling Clingers 48, Jaya 47, Doug's Diggers 47.
COMMERCIAL BOWLING
Ladies high single and triple -Patti Fuhr 208, 542.
Men's high single and triple -John Hatrwert 209, 732.
Team Standtnga Pussycats 06, Black Cala 58, Cougars
55, Cate Meow 33, Stray Cats 39, Kitty Cate 37.
High &Indio-41er monomers Z02, luck attOr 299. %
High triple -Helen -Nicholson 568, Al Nicholson 098.
Standings: Blue Jaya 57, Garflada 54, Swingers 53.
Smurfa 48, Bumpers 42, E.T. 38.
MIXED DOUBLES
Weekly ladles high Single and trfpla-tiaricy- Grldzak
• 300.758.
Weekly mens high single and triple -Jack Bedard 314,
706.
Season's ladles high single, triple, average -Mary
Beuerman 332, 785. 219.
Mons high single -Bill Coleman 333, high trIple-Art
Flnlayson 797, high average -Jack Bedard 222.
Standings -A Team 71, Art's Angels 71, Teddy Bears
93, Alley Cats 50, Optimiatics 49, John's Devils 6.
TOWN AND COUNTRY
Red Hota 471/2, Ferraris 63, Bowling Stenee 54, Proe
54, Dynamos 521/2, Blots Jaya 84.
Ladles' high single and triple -Lynda Anstalt 198, 592.
High average -Sharon Forrest 193.
Mena' high single, triple -Mel Merriam 257, 721. High
aterage-John Van Bakel 218,
ST. JAMES atiwuwa •
Mans' high aingle-Jacir Pricer.,308. High trip -John
Hatrwert 714.
Ladles high singtel-Anita Swett 258. High triple.t/a:fa Moran 579.
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SEN1OR CMZEld BOWLING
High lady, Win Murphy 1309, 2nd Rachel Riehl 513, 3rd
Mary Cotentin 502.
14195 man -Lloyd -Pipe 551, 2,4 Ray McGonigle 535, 3rd
Bert Walters 490. Andy Lunn 492.
Pith aPey-Katia P1dIII, Gm. Pepper, Rachel Riad,
Stan Men, Lloyd Pipe, Wilfred Tremont'.
CONCENTEMTIOV4Serifortirietillptg' club forth, ae--op'. iiiiieWati6ncludeil in the.
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held 8 men'aVel on Jan. It aPORS-ared. by,: 'cOriingne4ci; , , •1:44undertmark photo)
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Because.of thegreat respolise to the Atom sport 01 etrfort.11' will be repres' eared' ,” says
hockey tournament last year, Seaforth's , 14t. Henderson,' ' • • "
Optimist Club decided to' expand its winter ln the hireketcnirnitment, 24 Atom *auks
carnival to two weekends this year. • wju beflartieipating from as far away as east,:
"From there we decided to bring in a ofTorontd: Approximately 4190playerswill
couple of good bands for each weekend and. *volved in the tournament: ' •
then everybody kept pitching in and joining Registration is full for the tournament and •
the carnival," says Optimist president Bill • there is no advance registration for other
Henderson. events.The mutual snow sculpturing contest
Seaforth's cross eoiintry ski club. curling awardssilverdollars to all children who take
club and ringette club are participating in the part.,Prizesofothereventswill be in the form .<
carnival for thifirsttime, The ringette club is tr of money.
holding a snowniobilemoker rally while the -„-i Since the carnival is centred around the
ski club is hosting, a' poker rallpfor cross... Sedbith and District Community Centres, all
country skiers. • .413,,e ;mils willbeservidandpf.esentations will be
AnothertnevidlizentlstitesapwelpililednatitheTs. '1)`,1-)4,
rages, sauctioneriJby theiMidWeaterteS " m
coMunity 'ignitui, leased with .
mobile brag. Racing Association and wirbeir,llecarnivallast year: Afternoon movies keep
run by the Seaforth Junior Farmers. Iltolighp the kids occupied so the parents can do
association drag racers will be competingfor.-^ something else," says Mr. Hetuierson,
a trophy and 75 per cent of the entry fees (S5' "Were hoping to sell out the dances. The .
each). anyone with a snowmobile can enter. tickets have been going pretty well. We have
"This year by far it going to be the biggetr•',/Awo good bends even though we had to pay a
carnival ever. That's because every winter little extra for them," he says.
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