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FEBRUARY 18, 1967 Merchants) Reedit over 12,000 .Households in the vast area surrounding Seaforth, Coderich, Clinton, Blyth and Bayfield with your inestage in the ,. 1987 BRIDES' EDITION For a'clvertisi t rates and Information call Ed at. . Seaforth Midgets entered the fust round'of the scoring with ,a• point for. Blair.Beuerman O,1VI.H.A. playoffs last Monday night in , assisted by Joe Smith, Brad' Carter assisted Mitchell. Mitchell played a strong game ., by Rick MacLean •scored the second: first scoring' four goals in the first two periods with Brad Carter assisted "by Mitre Schoonder- woerd scoring Seaforth's first goal. Jason Papple assisted again by Schoonderwoerd and Blair Beuerman tallied: another for 'Seaforth but Mitchell scored again ending the game 5-2. insurance goal assisted by Carter with the The two teams made an about face on final score being 5.3 for Seaforth. Tuesday mghcin Seaforth 'With—the—home—The thin around too place one more time team being victorious. Seaforth started off on Saturday night in Seaforth. Seaforth's i � Cen�eft I es7w h• gCr1'Yi period goal; Mitchell answered each of these 'goals but in the second period the Weals crept ahead by one goal:with .tallies by Brad Carter assisted by Andy Ball -and Don Brown assisted by Mike Schoonderwoerd with. • Mitchell• getting one last point. Seaforth •held•• .their own in the third period With Andy Ball's Terry Gray assisted by Joe South started the .scoring fop Seaforth in the first period but Mitchell went ahead With two goals. The second period was scoreless. Mitchell scored midway in the third period making the ;vin ' ominous but Seaforth's Jason Pappl and' Brad Carter scored later in the third period tieing the match, ' With the puck inches from going in the . net, Seaforth's desperate attempts in the 10 Minute . overtime • eriod .roved unsuccessfulas Mit , ��.•. .'w on a coup e two on one breakaways, dropping a 5-3 decision over the home •team. Blizzard -like weather conditions cancelled . . Last Tuesday night an emAy g t. net goal b Y d other. games 'during the week, went off of the third period gave Seaforth a 5-,4 edge. without a .hitch, The Centenaires won beth over Clinton. m , Mitchell • those games. Other goals' were scored by Bill Dale; 13il1 Dale scored two goals •.in . that game, Atom I is lose match 7-2 unassisted and • Jerry Wright, • assisted by' while Schoondertboerd, W right, Steve Kevin Melady and Dale in the' first period. Schroeder and Matt Wilkinson each got Seafo•rth. Atom •Lis, .and Clinton Atoms MikeBettles; assisted by Schoonderwoerd singles. played an exhibition hockey game on and . Kevin Williamson scored the only . Assists went to •Betties with -four, Wright Tuesday, February 3. 'Clinton Won 7-2. ' ., • Seaforth goal. in the second stanza and ' with.two,. Williamson 'with two, and Melady, • Scott Jervis scored • Seaforth's first goal • Melady scored the team's fourth goal at the Tim' Campbell and Schhonderwoerd ea 3i ' alter picking up the puck in the Atom IIs end 6:53 mark of the third period. He was assisted • with one. andtaking,it allth'e way to the other end', then - • • Centenaires hockey action Sunday but two. Mike Schoonderwoerd in the ging,seconds played by ,Gerard Ryan n and Wri ht. On Friday night the Centenaires tenairesreally went to town rallying for a 6-1 win over. ruling it into Clinton's net, Clinton led 3 1.at the end ;of the second Pee .Wees "W Lit first Set of payoffs The Seaforth Pee Webs, were successful in•.: Melady.got the 'stint out in goal. ' their first.set of lay-offs against Mitchell: On Saturday night, Seaforth won 'a close The boys .beat Mitchell hi Seaforth 670 last •gamein Mitchell 3-2. Jason McNichol scored Tuesday night. • two of the goals and Mark Smale scored one. Suring-for'Seaforth were Jason McNichol .' Assisting- on . the goals scored were Doug with four goals and Jason Muir with one goal: Campbell, Kevin Mcllwain and Ted .Sills Brentvan den Akker scored one goal and got .each with rine . one assist: Mark Smale assisted on two goals. The next set of play-offs 'beginthis week , against Wingham•. . period. . MidWay through the third, Steve Van den Hengel went deep into Clinton's corner, came up with the puck and -made an excellent pass to Scott Jervis who flipped in Seaforth's second goal,' The Seaforth Atom -IIs face off against Lucknow on Tuesday in a two out of three series, hoping to advance further in the All Jason Beuttenmrller, Ted Sills. and Sean. Ontario "DD' Atom division. Melady each assisted on one goal. Brian Their next home game is Saturdayat 5 p.m. . Tweens win 4-3 • (Continued from. Page A9) . Tracey. Fortune shot four past netminder Craig, Carnechan, Mcllwain, Jodie Hugill Jeff Weber, Lisa Henderson had three and and Julie Carter from the Petite team, also Jill 'Weed one. Assists went to Fortune, Jill. Bettles, and Melissa.W hitmore. Steve. Papple started the scoring against Andrea Gingerich of the Tweens. , Brent ,van den Akker counted two for the Pee Wees with Kevin McUwain, Ted Sills, Jason McNichol, Mark Smale- getting one apiece. Pee Wee assists went to Sills, Van den Akker and McUwain. All of the point getters for the Pee Wees, with the exception their coach Rick Wood for skills well taught RING ETTE W EEK To help celebrate international Ringette Week the regular Tween team played a fun game Saturdayagainst the Seaforth Pee Wee. hockey team: The outcome was Pee W ees 30, Tweens 4, in penalty minutes. The Tweens won in goals with a total of'8. The Pee Wees recorded 7. Easy. Riders • of Smale, have sisters that play ringette.- "It is great. to see how these boys - picked ' picked up most of the rules; as this is the most ringette-minded, non players I have seen any ringette team play till: this time, "'said coach Marg Dale. A special thanks to Ken McUwain who refereed For his first time on Saturday, also. Jason Papple, one of the best carded refs -in the league. The girls have. a break now until the playoffs start in two weeks. (Continued from Page A1pt. • managed to limp through the contest without any apparent serious damage.. Robert Anderson popped in two for the Mustang side and helped set up the other goal-as•well. • • ' • Don Toth was the man with the winner as he tumed the trick late in the opening frame. CAMBRIDGE W INGS 2 CH ISEUi UBST 0 This was the Chiselers first of two outings this evening. and, obviously, the least successful. Chiselhurst hasn't managed to beat one, of these invaders- from beyond. our league this. yeas butIast:sveeludooked.rtiuchfbettelnthan past performances. They.felI 2-0 to the Red _ W Ings. in a clean, well played match. There wasn't a single infraction called by the refs who really didn't have much to do. Hell, a Checkers game would have produced more Contact than this affair. Shifty Glen Davidson and Bill Jackson did the damage for Cambridge. LADIES BROOMBALL JUNIOR FARMERS 0 PERTH 0 Junior Farmers pulled the big upset of the - week by holding Perth to a surprisirfg 0=0.tie last Wednesday, Dianne Vanneste Was the big reason the Farmettes went home with the tie: She was at. heracrobatic best in the Juniors goal and was called upon to stop many Perth chances. It was an exciting encounter with plenty of action to keep.the faithful happy. Coach Dave Vanneste prowled the Farm- ettes bench like ,a hungry bear extolling his 'charges on. 'They •responded.nioely--with a dandy effort. -- The Perth ladies have been .much better. ' PARRUNE5 QUEENS 2, Yes Parrline won by what seems to be a large 5-2 score. But we should inject some' fact into this before leaping to any conclu- sions, t AFTER INVENTORY dEBraqce alse SPECIAL RACK OF 25 ALL REMAINING SUITS - 30% OFF BOYS SUITS, SPORTCOATS WINTER JACKETS PRICE. ALL (WINTER L DERiI EAR WNINTEit PYJAMAS MEAS SHIRTS SEAFORTH The Queens ladies, you see, were an inspired group this night and must feel lower thana gopher's livingroom right now. They deserved more yet were the architects of their own outrageous' fortune. A. couple of awful giveaways that led to Parrline scores and some shakey goalmind- ing by usually reliable Norah Eckert did them in. By no means were Parrline undeserving. On the contrary, they had some splendid chances and parlayed a steady, if unspectac: ular effort into a well -earned triumph • The 'Queens did accomplish a • feat • that no one else has,been able to do this season. That is they scored two goals and became the first dub to beat Parrlme goaltending this 'term Thmightiindicate. s was much closer than the 5-2 score Glenda Howson.led her side with a pair of pretty goals. Patti Brulott, Jan Rutledge and Heidi Elliott all combined for singles to help dunk the Queens group. - Cheryl Kruse and Audrey Smith answered for the losers. WINTHROP3 COMMERCfALO The regular season languor continued for the Commercial femmes. Winthrop tolled to an easy three to non conquest last Wednes- day and while they have looked marvelous itt recent sessions their opposition continued their long negative slide. . The Commercial team had •a cheerful tournament•a couple of weeks ago but have limped through the regular season on a couple of cylinders. Three different shooters shared Win- throp's scoring duties with Donna Arts, Lisa. Preszcator and Susan Hulley all having fun, fun, fun. MENSPIAYOFFPREV EW ' DUMPERS VSWINTihROP • Both teamshave exeellentgoaltending but Whtthrop's Paul .Machan gets more Work. That is just about where the sindlarity ends though. It will be a teatn (Durnpers) with plenty of pure skill facing on that mattes up 'fora leek of raw talent with asolid workeffort.' If Machan remains his usual sparkling self Winthrop an win a match but this :pond t sees the old boys capturing the series. CIIISEi i1 URSTvs JUNIOR FARM ERs Chiseliniist might be a club that can toil a r • whole season without equipment. The Junior lads, meanwhile, have a problem with fielding .full squads and this will allover Chiselhurst to sweep this series. Don't look for any excitement from thismatchtip. C.H: EXPRESS VS. KNIGHTS Perhaps the most interesting pairingin this seasons playoff preliminary action. You can, give Kinkora an edge in enthusiasm and Maybe goaltending but after' that..., The Express are the Most skilled bunch in the leagtte arid _barring a • be eas h the knights hscow the Hitt r -miracle 'should Win in two straight.However, it W'on't taal things could get interesting but n'othu►g more EASY RIDERS vs GRADS A few week's age I•Would have gtveit the Grads a good shot at beating Tracy Eiders, 'Diet wasthem. dila .isnow tin fortunatelyfor the Grads. As it looks now the Grads Would ' find themselves rn a tussle trying to' lick a• f popsicle. The Faay traders are, WAIT the Easyi Riders, big, fast and strong. Take the Eas`ies to win the short series. The "C" division is a round robin setfrp and one has to like the chances of Parrline and Mitchell. Take Parrhne. Broombits. Has anyone seen Gary Nash?