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The ,Seaforth ini,./plitrictMidgetSheye
Maintained number one place in the
schedule: . •
Their toughest competitorWingham has
canSedAliptitain•the most 'difileultYl•JnItivo
• tecisicontoci*,10* 5 and 6 'Setiferth,,,ends
'Wingbam clashed. " '
On dielhUrsila#Mght;Winglienienterged
the viethiwith asc�re of 11 to8.'• '
ScoterifOrSegintliwatekey Melady with'
twegoalS.,DeveMeLlweinWitlifilm'and Greg
• Murray with one.
The following night Seaforth turned the
tables with a score of 7 to 2. . • ' • ,"
Big scorers were Greg. With two, Dave with•
two, Darren Crocker With One; and Mark
Stapleton with one. Since Wingham has been
4 deferited'hy•Einsads, Seaforth is ahead by •••• '
,
one game•
Since these tiVo toligh games. Seaforth has
played three games. The *it against Blyfh '
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resgited in 8 „goals for Seaforth and 3 for
y, Seaters Were Darren Crocker 1, Dave
•,MmarcLkIwsainitip3le, tGornegi.Murray 3, Key Melady and,
. The next game against Elms Logan saw
Seaforth score nine anck Monkton seven.
Scorers were Dave McElwain 2, Key Melady
• four, Trevor Price one and Dan Van Loon,
one.
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Seaforth's last game on Jan. 23 in hatched
resulted in Seirforth gaining another game
• with a scareef 10 to 4, Seaforth scorers were
Greg Murray three, Dnim Akey one; Mark
Stapleton one, DEM Van Loon one, Mike
Battles two, Darren Crocker one, and Pat
Murray one. '
Seaforth's last game of the season against
Clinton saw their final win in a score of 13 to3.
Scorers for Seaforth were Greg Murray with
three goals, Dave McElwain three, Jeff Reid
one, Dan Van Loon two; Chris Cardno one,
Scott Driscoll one, Mark Stapletim one; wid
Greg Saiekts one, .
SEAFORTH WINS FIRSTGAME '
IN PLAYDOWNS
In the first game of best of three OMI1A'
playdowns, Seaforth emerged the winner
against Wingham. The team put forth an
excellent effort with tough checking and
passing.
Shooters were Greg Murray tallying four,
Trevor Price, two, and Dave Malwam, one.
Second game ofthe series returns to Seaforth
on Feb. 7.
STATISTICS
NAME GOALS ' A.
never Price 11 9
Kevin Williamson 13 19
Mark Stapleton' 6 13
i Dan Van Loon, 12 5
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5 20
Jeff Reid • 3 10
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3DinkNIcL1Wain `.. - . 61 ../ • 41
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Dairen Crocker 4. 5
Chdiendno 3 - 11
avgbfintigt 42 45
DaireAker., " 2 9
ParMurray ,, 2 6
Mike Betties 5. 3
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rnball game nerrifte ' weekend Were Men's B•OhaMpe, were Lambton'
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tournament. Ladles A Champ was the Green '171 (Hundertmark photo)
Machine of Kitchener, who defeated Perk-
Seaforth figurre skaters
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The Sea hand District ?Om Skating. Joan Dodds, Donna Godkin. •
Club held, their club competition Monday,
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'Brasselson. March 4.
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Pre Novice Ladles Free Skate -Susan Ball.
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Novice Men's Free Skate -Jason Rodney,
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
TO
HURON COUNTY
_PORK PRODUCERS
Take notice that the 1914
Annual Meeting of the
HURON COUNTY
PORK PRODUCER'S
ASSOCIATION
will be held
kinesday, Febrvery 15, 1984
- 1 p.m.
Legion Hall
Clinton. Ontario
for the purpose of the
proper business of the
Annual Meeting:
The election of,onie (2) County Alternate
tot, two year terra. lilts election will
be be lesteresen the hour af tab end
3:1Wp.m.
Guest Speaker Senses Ratting, Tres:wort
Mennter with H.C.P.P.
Ross Fedi Lloyd Stewed
Presided See -Trews.