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BATTLING iT OUT BY THE NET Players fight for the puck around the
Bothwell Baron's net in Saturday afternoon's game at the Seaforth arena.
The Centenaires team defeated Bothwell by a 6-2 scare,, and Centenaire
LADIES' BONSPIEL WHINERS-- This Goderich rink placed first in 'the
Successful 16 rink .spiel. at the Seaforth Curling Club last week.
Convenor Millie' Lobb, left, presented. the Seaforth Golf` & Country
Club trophy to from left, Faye Ribey, ; Isobelle Eedy, Barbara
Hawkins and Connie 'Connely, (Expositpr photo)
anastra curlers
The VanastraCurling Club;
is now in full swing after a
slow start. It is great 'to see
so many people enjpying th
esport • this . year • and in'
particular the,many junior'.
members and new ctirlcrS,
Many of our members have
been busy:; <t urling in, local;
bontipiels and , competitions
and .1 ;hall atenipt to bring
you up to date on these. Qn
January 27,•'••a- mens' • Open
Bonspiel_was_ -held 1to'ur owli-."-an-the-•teamsef`'Georgc-and-
club. The winners of the 9:00 Doris Canteton and Alex and
o'clock draw tv'ere:.First and • Eileen Townsend won eonsol
winner ofAbe .George Cutler °ation in their flight.
TrophyBob Ste, Marie and ' On January 27. a mixed.
team from Seaforth, Bob's 'bonspiel was, held -at Vanas-
tcamwas also the winner of tra Club. We are grateful to
the. Wiser av'award:- econd"
, S4 the following 'for their s ion- '.
b 1.
was,. Roger - Moore , and his sorshi > for this• event: Mc
.l.
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team from Goderich. Third ' 'Gavin 'Farm`E uiment. Yin•
was' Jack Killou'h :and team-. r' P
b cent $tilt,s anr<i Servtcv,•Boy .•
'also from Goderich. Consols •• es ::'Farm .-Supply,, "Hough
tion prize went to the team Equipment. Hyde• Bros:
skipped, by George Caatelon ' Equipment. Matt Haney of
of Vanastra. Winners of the Logan harm Equipnicnt..Fra•
11:00 draw were: First prize ser Repair. Service, H. Lobb
. ' and winncrs'of'the Rathwell & Sons and Radford Garage.
and, Associate award was.
s Winners of the:first draw
. the 'teant skipped by • Ron were the following '(rants:
Sellars: Second -Jiro, Conning first: Ron & !rosemary Sel-
ham and his team' from
cars, 13111 and Carol Munro.
Seaforth, : Third -Bill Kurat ; 'Second: Alex & Eileen 'Town-
and' team `from Goderich. send. Stu & Joyce Smith.
Cons()lation-Don Brodie° of Third: Jerry. Amiaz, .foyer
Vanastra. The Vanastra Curl Mcllwain, Joe & Lea Kocne
ing Club thanks the Breen & of Bayfield. 'C ruiselation�
Parent,, Wiseway and Rath- . Tont st, Betty,Moore. Len S
*Al dnti At.L.11 tai.rc rn:• .h ..
Gayle Brownridge; Lois Ev-
ans, : Doris Cantclon and
Eileen Townsend travelled to
'Ripley and, won second prize
in their ladies bonspiel. On
January. 13, two Vanastra
teams. travelled to Bowling
Green Ohio to curl in, a two
mixed bonspiel. The team of
Jtihn. Brownridgc, Gayle.,
Browni idgc:. Barry ;Davis and.
Sheila : Davis • were the
overall winners of the event
Eileen Bowman of Goderich
'Winners sof the second
draw . were: First; Ivan &
'Marg Linee, Isobel' Thedoni
&, Robin Bates. Second
George & Ruth Townsend,
Jack & Mary Helen McLaugh •
Third; Bill Gibson, Vicki Ste..
Maire, John Cole'nian artd
Ann Gibson. Consellation;
Arnold & Jcan Taylor, Don &'
Eileen McGregor.
A men's team consisting of
Barry- Danis; -John -Brown
ridge, Ward Hodgins' and,
Alex Townsend competed on
Sat. & Sunday in Seaforth in
the colts Competition.. They
,trust be congratulated on
their'. excellent -Curling. They
went right to the finals and
unfortunately lost that game
by 1 point. Better luck next
Upcoming' events at our
club include a mixed jitney
and; pot -luck supper on Feb-
ruary 3.
ebruary3. Everyone is welcome
so give George Townsend a
call' and tell him you will be
there. , •
On February ;10, there is
farmers bonspiel.
OnMar ••I
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our ladies to
2 d s loaf.
their -annual ladies open
.r
bons lpica. If anyone is interes
ted in entering a team in this
bonspiel call Lois Evan -482-
7840, Entries for the men's
events may be given to Ivan •
Litt 482 7215
player Cam Doig.has riow scored 52 'goals during the season, a record for
any Centenaire player. (Expositor Photo). '
ladies op
The Ladies Open Bonspiel,.
held last week at. Seaforth
Curling Club, was a great.
success with full ice on both
early and . late draws-. The
overall winter who received
the Seaferht Gold and Coun-
try Club Trophy was a team
from Goderich .skipped by.
I iyc Ribey with Isabelle
Eedy, Barb • Hawkins •and
Connie Connelly. Other win-.
ners were:2nd,' Nancy Smith
Belmore; 3rd.'Jessica Shane,
• St. Marys. , Late Draw: ' 1st
• Carol Wahl, Listowel; 2nd.
Kay• Sharp, Vanastra; 3rd.
Grace Campbell, Seaforth.
TwoScaforth teams partiei•.
pated in the spiel, these
were: Grace 'Campbell, skip
with Carol Innes; Irma Pryce
sand; Ruth, : Townsend; Pat.
Deighton, skip with Sheila.
• Murray.ii, Loretta' Dolmage
and Diane. McKay. Joan
Beueimann, a member of Barb,
Jarmuth s:'Mitchell rink had
the; misfortune to injure- her.•
wrist in the.second..end of the
• first game. and her place was
taken at shortnotice by Marg
Flemming. Our : sympathies
to Joan and best wishes for a
speedy recovery.
- Door Prizes -were won. by
Marg Dillow, Jane Treleaven
and Milena Lobb. The Ladies
committee would like to say a
big "thank you" to the
following merchants for their
kind sponsorship , of this;
event: Aiken Bros, Anstett
Jewellers Ltd.. Ball & Mutch
Ltd., ` Bank of Montreal,
Clinton. Beattie' Furnitdre,
Box Furniture. 'Campbell
Mens Wear, Ann Cunning-
ham, Fleming Feed, Hether-
ington Shoes, Hildcbrands,
Paint & Paper, Keatings
--P t7`armacy, Frank Kling Ltd.,
Larones Stationary & Gifts,
Old Mill, Province of Ontario
Savings Bank:-Seaforth. Ste-
wart Bros., Toronto -Domin-
ion Bank•Seaforth: '. Top-
No
tch-Seaforth, Turkey Bev-
erages, Walkers and
wiscway;
It was -a busy weekend
again for Bonspiels with all
teams but a gasp away from.
success. As reported in Mon-
day s
onday`s London Free': Press. the"
Gerry Walter, rink with Bob
Wilson. Don Tremeer and
Bob Jarmuth' gave the teams
in the Ontario Curling'Associ.
ations"s Challenge Round a
good run for r their. money
winning tive,of seven games,"
losing, in the final to Ron
Manning's Toronto Terrace
rink; There is no doubt that a
lot of curlers at Kitchener sat
uto
p take notice' of .the,.
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a success
Walter rink and they put
Seaforth right ort, :the curling
Map!.
• Another'team ;whose hopes
died in the finals•was that of
John' Patterson,'' Sx.. -unit
.Dave Cornish, vice;.Doug
,,Rowcliffe.'setond and ,lohn.
Patterson, Jr,. Lead, They
iron all three of their games
on S'aturday's early drat. at
F.keter's -` Legion Bonspicl.
They returned to the action
on Sunday to play Guelph in
a best two out of three game
final. Thisturned into a
t:litt-hanger-when they miss-
ed :being:the area;representa-
tiVes to the Provincial finals;.
in Ottawa • by „just 1 point, •
losing the third game 5.4,
Jim & Ann 'Cunningham
with . 13111 •& Milena Lobb
was one .* the teams who
travelled to Bclmore lust;
Saturday for the Mixed. SPiel:
Bob'& Mary Potfieiingham
with Bruce & .Marjorie' Cole -
made ups " another. Both
teams came away from close
games; recording 2 wins and
1 loss scores. Irma Pryce &•
David Ste. Marie . ith Gerry.
& Nancy Smith made up
another foursome and placed
Sth in the late draw,
The Colts Playdowns kept
the rink -busy all weekend
long with Teeswater 'emerg-
ing as finalists over Vanastra,
There are 18 teams enter-
ed in the Ladies Tankard
Playdowns scheduled for
Monday and,Tuosday at. the
Club. Twoteams from. each.
of Division 13B area clubs
are entered in this double
knockout event. These are:
Hanover. Listowel, Wing-
ham, Seaforth; Vanastra,
Kincardine, Ripley. Chesley
and Goderich, Curling times.
will be 9:30 a.m., 12 noon
and 2:30', p.m. ' for ' those
interested in watching. Lad
les Curling will be cancelled
for next Tuesday afternoon
due to this playdown and will
be rescheduled .for next.
Wednesday, . A fun •days is
plannedfor. the 13th
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At Walton . poker rally
Once again the Walton Area Sports Club
will be holding a Snowmobile Poker Rally,.
witk proceeds to go towards sponsoring
minor ball progrant;t, this'summer,. The
rally is set rot Sunday, February, 4,
And if there, are or, extra,itnproyements
that haveto rte made In the fia_rk, money
will gotowards that as well.
Last year, over 300 riders participated
and Doug Kirkby, chairman of the Walton
Area Sports Club Said they hope for a
re -run of .that this Year. Approximately
S1,000 was raised las year and Mr. Kirkby
Said they would be overjoyed with as ouck
this yRat.
A trail of approximately 35: Hailes win lt!e
set up close to Walton and will go through
Morris, Grey and McKillop.?I'ownshipa.
There will be. $150 offeredin cash prises.
as well as a trophyy for the leading rider and
quite a number of door prizes
All the expense that goes sato putting.
the rally on is volunteer labor, Mr. 'Kirkby -
said,
Bowlers win
LEGION
January 19t11/7%
High Single, Jack Muir,
Violets, 70
280, Doreen Eisler, 254,. Roses, 68'.
Marg'Ungarian, .250,
High Triple, Al Nicholson DI
°smtes 65
55
694, Marg Ungarian, 641, pansies S0;
Ruth Beuttenmiller,,.' 110+ Tulips 49
Boyce Doig, 104.
STAND JNGS
' Strikers 82
Dumpers 63
Entertainers' 159
R - Senders. 58.
Three & Three 51
Cobras 44'.
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'JANUARY 12,1979'
High Single, Doti Eaton,
290; Joan Eaton, 280.
High Triple, Don
630, Joan Eaton. 651,
MIXED DOUBLES''
TEAM STANDINGS
Doig 104:
STANDINGS
Strikers
Entertainers
Dumpers
R - Senders
Three & Three
Cobras
Eaton
Joyce
77
58
57.
56
47
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