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karnblings
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Seoforth
horse wins
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BY LOIS GIOBINGS/
Armbro Arctic, :Avner] by Stewart McCall
,of Seaforth, picked uphis second wiri in a
row with 'a 2,01.3 ' winning mile at'
Greenwood Raceway in Toronto on Jan. V.
The speedy, five-year-old Armbro Omaha
gelding, driven by 'Steve Condren for trainer
Bill Robinson, has earnings already this year
of $11,280 and a lifetime total of $193,008.
Industrial hockey
T GP W L T F A PTS.
Canadians 14 11 1 2 100 -57 24
Flyers 14 .10 2 2 120 85 22
Rangers 14 '7 5 2 99 ' 81 16
Bruins 14 4 9 1 83 85 9
Penguins 14 4 10 0 62 110 8
Hawks 14 2 11 1 69 116 5
GAMES SUNDAY NIGHT FEB. 5/84
7;00 830 10:00
Hawks Canadians Bruins
Penguins Rangers Flyers
End of regular season
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HELP ME UN -Robbie Craig needs . help
from a stack of cones to get back on his
skates at the skating party held last week by
Seaforth and District Preschool Learning
Centre.. (Hundertmark photo)
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Ti sOine fitness ffi,..aercise is like a
religion zwheat germ anti earrotjniceare thp
sacraments and .111,00Fcl Siemens Is the
preacher. And now,' religion andfitness have
been combined in new, churelf-sponsored
fitness.groupa with titles such as "Trim for
HiM7, "Firm lialipvitS" and ."Believer-
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These groups *neve that Jesus wants
people to stay in good physical as well as
spiritual shape and quote passages from the
Bible like, "He must increase, but I must
decrease" (John :.30). One imagines that
these fitness groups, must exercise while
• listening to such rousing hymns as Onward
Christian Soldiers, Bringing,in the Sheaves
or Stand Up, Stand Up for Jesus. (Maybe it
should be Push-ups for Jesus). By the enci of
the calisthenics Nearer My God to Thee
may be more appropriate.
The idea that belief,guarantees success in
exercise or any othertart of life stems from
• the .right wing religious movement in the
southern United States, says Bgmondville
United Church minister, Cheryl Ann Stadel-'
bauer-Sampa. "There is ,a lot in the Bible
about proper care of the body, but using it
that way (fitness groups) tends lo cheapen
the gospel," she says.
The Bible tells us to regard our bodies as
"living temples" so that healthy people can
better serve God. It also speaks out against
indulging in excesses, she says.
; Doing exercises is not referred to in the
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Today sUch'iieffirAY',14iket necessary in our
daily life since nianhinesdo' muchof the
physical from rtItIgespzt us to and
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suggested that totpf*o.qu frkeep litter f
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thgKselvea and their families," agree,Rev.
%denial:Or:Samna. '4%14 work 60 to 70
hour weeks:. It's the sante in any of the
helping professions." -
In ()Ur sedentary ciVi4ation where
obesity and heart disease are killers, and we
indulge when people in third world countees
go hungry, we 'need any motivation we can
set-to, improve our fitness levels,.
Vanity, concern for our, health, the media
or Jesus • the reasons are Unimportant if the
resuliistbetter health, Tommy not want'.to
make a religion of . exercise but a little
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mat game of the Seaforth pptimist atom.Glenn MacKinnon and Craiti Uler. The
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THELFOREST-atotn- team were the "B"
"champs in the Seaforth Optimist' atom
hockey' tournament Sunday.' 'Optimist
Queen, Missy Caldwell presented the
winning trophy hi -Kirby McArdle, Dale Scott
and • •Searf',finarling, Forest over
Walkerton, The Settfurth',:tnarry was
eliminated in 'the consolatiOn. rautid„19SIng
to Clinton,. 5-3. (Wassfriii3Ohoto)
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Bowilring Scams
,•,,• .43EtijORSBOWLING..!, . , Manlmals 4O;rikieck'Panthilhs 35. • .
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High`bady4In Murphy 618. 2nd-Katle 'Phillips 481. Gide' high Single and double -Brenda, Berry 231;385.
High man-campbeii Way 041. 2n -Philip Jariiee 599. 3, Boys' high single anertIoUble-Jeff Dick 181,.270. •
Bert Walters 525, Aridij..tain.ilas: ..-.
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High ralsy-Leona‘ligiwiti„,. Campbell, Wey, Harvey V . MIXED DOUBLER ' ••• • • ....
Delmage, Roy McGonigle. . , • Weekly ladles high stogie, tripte-Flore Ann McAllister
LE01011 315, 739. Nlen'e high sIngle-Klaus Lindemann std. High'
High elngle-Joy Roes 285;•Don Eaton 283. triple -Brian Dale 795. •
High triple -Ann Wood 60, Doti Eatort'677. • Seasons ladies high single, triple, average:Mary
Standings: Barfield& 83, Swing -ens 60, Blue Jays 59, Beuerman 332, 78$, 218.
Smui-le 58, Bumpers 54; E.T. 40. r. ' , • Mena' high eIngle-Bili Coleman 333, high tniple-Ah
TOWN 4NocOuNTRY' , Finlayeen 797. High average -Art Fintayson.220.
mailman -Gary akciures08,821. Ran Harrisiaa. High Aeream 75, Art's Angels 74, Teddy Bear a 65,
ladies -Verna,
Yourhan 201. , • • 10. ' • optirmetke at, Alley Cats 50, John's Davila 41,
Blue Jays 78, Ferrarle 72, Proe 66, Bowling Sfontia 83,
BLAMES BOWLING
Dynamics 601/2, Red Hots 60½. • ,, , ' , Mans' high 'single anatrials-Gratoo Lova 301, 804.
mixEoDoUnLES -„ ; lacaaainghslaeleanittriple-tavernet Nigh 304 and 8,33.i
Weakly ladles high single, frit:He-Bonnie Basard..250; ' Lakin IA TioalsaS. Cardinals 45, TICats83. Blizzards
,649 and Nancy Grithekt49.„ ,' 3S, Globetrotters M.. • 'f'•
Mons high single, triple -Jack Bedard 306, 75/3„. • • SEMOROinEENBINVUNG •
seasons ladle,/ high single,. triple, ayerage4Apry High lady -Win Mimphy490,2rid-Hezal McGortigie478.
asearrnan 332, 785, 2157 ' ,..- '`, ''‘ 3rd Mary Riley 442,
Mans high single -BM Coleman 333, Hitt RHO- Art High mari-Philliklamer'520, alighIgh single 329. 2nd
•, Finteron 797, high average,BriAland,,JatEladAirtu4,,, Campton Way 595,'.3rd-Uoyd Plge.540. :
221.. -, .,7? -7,-,:y. ,7,. ''''', - -., ,- High auey-Stan'Hillan„ Ed Aitanowi, Katis Phillips,
Standings: A Teern82. Art's Angelp 71),T ' Mara Kt, Oliver Pryce, Campbell )(WY, .Optirfl'
• Alley Cal. 5g, Jabal Its 41. SENIOR 17LIENOOLWING
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High single -Haien Nicholl00 30110360,_ _Edon 291• • Ladles high -Win Murphy 518, 2nd Katie Phillips 481.
High triple -Haien Nicholion 740, Pon wan 754. High man -Campbell Way641, 2nd Philip Jamas 599, Andy
Standings: Blue Jaya 50, Gartields 50, Smarts 55, Lunn 485, 3rd Bert Walters 520.
Swingers 53, Bumpers 47, E.T. 40. ; • High alley -Hervey Walleye, Roy Mo.:30(1191e, Leona
YOUTH BOWLING LEAGUE , Royal, Campbell Way.
Jan.15 ' THURSDAY NIGHTEFLS
Arctic Cats i2, Super Cats 37. Tigers 48, Alley Cats 41, VVornem,Weekly single, triple -Linda Gridrak 254, 597,
Mentrnals 42, Black Panthers 35.Season's high single, triple, average -Beth Caron 301, 727,
Girls' high aingle-Connle McCowan 182 Girls' high 195.
double -Tracy Fortuna-294.Mans weekly hfih singleRick Dale 275. Weekly high
Boys' high single -Jeff Caron 177. triple -Mika Mettfinger 713, Seasons high tingle, triple,
YOUTH BOWLING LEAGUE average -Brian Date 393, 601, 215.
Jan. 0 Mincibtaders 80, Expos 73. Lucky Brakes 04, Jays 53,
Arctic Cats 19, Super Cats 34.Tinem 41, Alley Cats N. Fling Divers 52,MVO's Diggers 50.
Pee Wees win last regular game
Seaforth Pee Wees won their last regular
scheduled game as they edged Wingham 3-2
in %Ingham on Sunday night.
Seaforth opened the scoringlate in the first
period on'a goal by Jason Schoonderwoerd
assisted by Brian Cook and Jason Horan.
In the second period Jason Rodney, scored
for Seaforth unassisted and Ray Murray
picked up a goal assisted by Jason Schram-
derwoerd and titian Cook.
Winghatn scored onegoal to end the period
3-1.
Winghatn Scared the only goal in the third
period butfailed to even the score when they
pulled their goalie in the last minute of play.
Seaforth won 3-2.
Eleven penalties were called in the game.
The Pee Wees now begin their first round
of 0.M.H.A. play-offs with Mitchell.
The Pee Wees ended their regular season
with nine wins and six losses.
SCORING STATISTICS FOR
REGULAR SEASON [15 games]
NO. NAME G A
17 Ray Murray 9 12
16 J. Schoonderwrierd 10 9
12 Gordie O'Dwyer 7 12
18 Pat Nigh 11 7
6 Jason Rodney 10 6
11 Mark Reid 8 8
15 Patti McLlwain 6 9
14 Brad Carter 6 7
10 Brian Cook 4 8
8 Scott Hoc .0 4 5
7 Jason Wheatley • 3 5
5 Sean Cook 2 3
3 Jason Papple 1 3
19 Jason Horan 4
4 Mike Murray 1 2
Goalies - Bill Tremeer, Trevor Fortune
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