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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1979-03-15, Page 12AeT g OUR P TOR, MARCH; 15,, 1919 STEAI,,ING THE BALL -- , No, 12 on the SDHS Golden Bears, tries to steal the ball bne of, the North Middlesex players during. SatUrday's VVOSSA tournament in Mitchell, Seaforth won 'the game with a close 62-61 score on a basket by Thompson in the last four* • SeCOnda. of the game.. ;(Expositor Photo) Love is t. -Love is'" going on a' • bonspiel with your Mum. This was the case last Thursday when Flo Smith •with da.nghter. Madelaine and Leone Rowat with danghter. Sheila. Made up a • team for a fun day of curling . at St. Marys..A second team.' entered in the same bensplei. *in -that, of Pat Deighten,Qn her first outing .as a"Bonspiel kip' •with Marlene Forbes. vice; Marjorie Coleman, second and ' Drusilla • lwynham, lead; who brought •'home the third prize of their • , • draw for most points in the second game. Meanwhile -back at the Mitchell Mixed Bonspiel first prize of turkeys for the men • and lawn chairs for the ladies went to the team of Gord and Irma Pryce, Barb Jarinutb ancl 'Roy Ileuebn. Good curling folks. The last bonspiel of the •s,eason kept everyone bustling at the club, last Saturday. This was the Mixed Open sponsored by Fleming Feed Mills of Clinton and was well dPfIfl at • BYPALL ELLIS the consolation fins against The $eaforth .0olden. Regina. Mona. which Bears came borne from last Seaforth WOrt, weekend's WOSSA "4" This WOSS4 tOttrnainent 'tournament as WinnerS. The team wen the N consolation aiampionship defeating the Vegittal Mundt senior team by A scare of OI -44 'SatttrdaY 4flernOon. The Bears* John Cairns PlAYed an excellent game, Seoring twenty-two points, fourteen of diem in the last quarter. Johnny Neilsen added eighteen before he left the game with a. sere knee. • The first gane the learn played in tb.e tournament was against Tillsontnirg.Annadele, nue of the top, high school basketball teams in the province. Seaforth lost by a score of 61-31, thus putting them into 'the consolation round. The Annadale team. went on to the championship finalS before they were defeated by -Central Elgin 49.3q The ft‘rs' closest game . was their second,. played against the North Middlesex. Mauraders from Parkhill. This game was close throughout, but a basket by Robert' Thonipson of the SDHS, Varsity team withjust four seconcIsleft in the game gave Seaforth the win. This allOwed, them to move nn into •6xposhor olosified • will pay you dividends. Have you tried one?Diai 527.0240. attended with all rinks filled. Everyone enjoyed 3-8 end games, some going to tie breakers all of which makes one wish sometimes that everyone could be a winner. However, such cannot be case; and at .the end of the day, The following were declared winners; • Early Draw-lst: Neil and Loretta DoImage, Sheila Murray and Carl Richardson. Seaforth. 2nd. Lorne • and Pat •Ballantyne with Liz and Jim Bell of Exeter. 3rd: Bill and Millie Lobb with Lorine and -We've got the mortgage money and the time tO talk about. ; your dreams. Clarence . • Dennome, seaforth. The consolatiori prize went to the 1 Glencoe rink of Ray and DianeBeattie with Ray and Eve McDonald: In the late -draw first prize Went to Bill and Grace • Campbell'. with John J. and Gwen Patterson. 2nd: Gord and Irma Pryce with Don and •Kathy Pletsch., 3rd: Murray and Marlene Pcirbes • with Steve and Robin Tyndall all • three - Seaforth teams. The consolation went to •the Vanastra entry of Alex and Eileen ' Towsend with John and Gail Brownridge, . - Also on Sattitday a team• , skipped by Marlene Roberton with Marjorie Papple. vice; Clara firogger• , second .and Marg Sallow, lead, represented Seaforth • .at the Listowel Ladies Open • Bonspiel. . The •first round of the Silver Tankard was played: off at Goderich on Sunday with the 2 team Seaforth • entry emerging as winners. for Division They now advance to round two scheduled for next Sunday at Owen Sound. Bill Campbell, skip; Gord Pryce, vice; 'Neil , Dolmage, second and Patti Storey. lead, made up one team while •the other was comprised of Gerry Walter, skip; Bob Wilson, vice; Don Tremeer, second and Doug Rowcliffe, lead. We wish you all good curling •.neXt,' Weekend. • Around the Club 'the men held a. Fun •Day last Wednesday enjoying a good •meal as well as some friendly competition., The juniors have a Fun Day planned for. Sunday March' 2.5tlf:' The Ladies Pun Day will, March 21th starting at 4p.m.. The winner in Competition • Curling will be decided this week between the want of Bob Si. Marie, Gerd Piled, 'Neil Dolmage • and Getty Hetherington en the one hand and Gerry Walter, Bob Wilson, Don Tremeer and • Bob JarmOth on the other. Between curlers going on vacations and bonspiels this • past week the thence must have been "Happiness is finding a spare." However,its all downhill now as we're -corning into the last week of regular curling in all sectiOns. How time flies when yOn'te havingfah. Play offend Fun games Will be the only items on the agenda aftet March 26th, The Closing Breakfast will be on Stinday Arpil 1st. Billittin: 'There is no truth to the rumour that 27 people died of boredom tvatehing the Brier in Ottawa last VICTORIA AND GREY TRUS I silk '/r// Vilatch the -7 Lairkg illasross lose114:creation Associaarliois • ATO m HOUSELEAGUE TOURNAMENT at Seaforth Community Centre • Wed., March 21 10 a.rn - 5 p.m. Thurs., March 22 10 a.m, 5 p.rh. Fri., March 23 10 SEAFORTH'S FIRST GAME WED., MARCH 21, 12 NOON • ADMISSIONicyttlistfay $1.00 Adults, 25C Dhildren fOR INPORMATION. PHot4e. YOUR kCREATIN OFFICE Reg re a t Wit ilia if '00 1* It` o ti ccrn inarked the end of basketball for tbis year for the Bea. Seaforth placed in a tie for fifth in the regular season. NM • At•1; 4 • HE SCORES , John Cairns of the SDHS • Golden' Bears basketball team scores a basket against the Regina Mundi tearnIrom London in' • Saturday's WOSSA Tournament in Mitchell. Seaforth wan this game with a 61-40 score and • took the tournament 'consOlation prize with this game.0 •• (E osttor Photo) Needed: • ....!,,„4"ms 1 ....„ pi ;„. •russets t SerifOrth Atoms • played in the ErOSSels, OPtintlst •Atom Tournament this past Weekend. The first garne was against Dint Edward with, the Seaforth leant winning the game 3-2, Point Edward were leading, 2.1 and with only 4 minntes left in the second period Seaforth scored their first goal by Jeff Alceassisted by Mike Betties and Trevor Price. Then right away at the 1:43 mark left Pat Murray scored on a pass from Chris Cardno, Then with Seaforth really CeaCh* Terry °Johnston pouring pt their power with only 27 seconds left Chris ana ms attackan The Seaforth Bantams rolled to an easy 8-2 victory over Stratford in exhibition play here. Leading the attack . for Seaforth with 2 goal Performances were Mark Mclhvain, John Bicknell and Dave Murray. Mike Kelly scored his 17th goal of the season and added 2 assists while Brendon. Lane counted for Seaforth's ,8. goal. Seaforth otitskated and: t their opponents 34.18. Seaforth and Stratford . both came on strong in the Bantams • The Seaforth Bantarni • succumbed to the Durham power Sunday in Seaforth as • they went down to defeat 4-2, in the 'first game of a best two out of three series. Although Seaforth played a strong first 2 periods and for most of the time carried the play 'they were -unable to 'keep • up the pressure as Durham scored • 2 unanswered goals in the third •period. • • Super goal tending by the Durham goalie held Seaforth • to only 21goals in the first 2 • periods and both teams • started the third period with 2-2 tie. John Bicknell scored twice for the losers. Seaforth goalie Keith McClure -played a st rong game as Durham plastered him with 30 shots • compared to 24 shots on net Referees handed out Pool manager first period until Seaforth's 2 goals late in the period gave Seaforth the lead' and set the pace for the remainder of the game. They scored 3 more in the second period. Stratford upend the third Period on 2 quick goals by Therrien and Thronton to cut the lead to .3 goals but Seaforth hammeted, away at •Stratford goalie to add 3 more goals in the final period to give Seaforth a' decisive 8-2 trlurnph. Minu tes in • penalties were Stratford 6 Seaforth 12. .. Both Keith McClure and 4:tiurney Cardno scored the winning goal on a -pass from Scott Driscoll. The Seaford); teem inthe third !4 C Point Edward- *am iu ended kt, winning the ga , 34. Seaforth's second team they played was Parkhill with Seaforth Isoing \this game 5,.2. The geld scorers for Seaforth were 1 by Scott Driscoll unassisted, and Chris Cardno on a pass front Pat Murray. Pat Murray received the M.V.P. plaque for the first game and the second game the h1.V.P. piattue went to.$ecitt Prico d win Wayne Bennewies shared the goal tending duties with Keith playing the first half and Wayne the latter part. Scoring was a s follows: First Period- Seaf. Mellwain (r. Lane, Core) Seaf. Kelly (Garrick) Second Ftriod-Seaf. Hicknell (Kelly) Seat. McIlwain" (Garticir,' Wesenberg), "Sea. Murray (Dale) Third Period Stat - Therrien (unassisted) •Strat.Thortiton (Walker) Seaf. Hicknell (Kelly)1, Seaf. B. Lane (:unassisted), Sea. Murray (Campbell) drop tc) Durham total of 14 penalties 6 to Seaforth and 8 terDurharn. Scoring was as follows: • First Period- Dur K. Hopkins • (Graham) 'Seat Hicknell (B. Lane, R. • Lane), Seaf- Hickeli (R. Lane, Kelly) • Second period- Dor„ Reay (Mountain) Third Period Dur, B. Hopkins (K. Hopkins) Dur. B. Hopkins (K Hopkins, mcl‘labb) - Seaforth meets Durham • again in the second game of vv.O.A.A. • Playoffs. in •Durham next Friday. • ALM coNsTRycTIo • Farm, Cemmenrceinaolv&atRioenss,idential Const. • • Framing, Renting, Aluminum Siding, Dave Salm 523-9641 Blyth, Ont. t Seaforth council is looking 'for • a local person is ,assistant arena manager and. park and pool • manager, councillor Gerald Groothuis said Monday night, following the resignation of Eugene Todd. The employee will spend 34 weeks at the arena and 18 week. 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