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The Huron Expositor, 1975-01-02, Page 7(By Adrian Vos), tkti ACTION AI CURLING — Action has been furious during_ the Seaforth Curling Club's welkly first dr/44- which ended before Christmas. Here Skip Gord Beuttemiller and Vice Mrs. Audrey Beuerman look over a shot. Vice Mr,s. Gwen Patterson and Mrs. Ina &Coins get set for a*shofon the right hand ice. (Staff Photo) the,•tJ .game.'During this early defensive lapse-the FalconS took a, 2-0 lead: . . Seaforth did not, die.,and began _ slowly to rebound.. They held the advantage of 2 Strathroy players • 'in the "sinbin." as Ran k ' cClinchey5sV;57e7i":1'',nff a face-oi pass from Don Nieholson and jai 43 seconds laterVzhollson scored after good;work behind the net by Southgate and 'McClinchey. ' Penalties . ' At this point in the game the Falcons ran into a flourish of penalties' and this is when the Centenaires power-play came into full force. Before the ' period elided the, Centenaires had capitalized' to take the lead as. Nicholson scored again on a elear-cnt br eakaway from his end on the feed-'pass from Gord Carnochan. . . "' -Iti the second period Seaforth• scored three more goals to take a 0 ' 6 -- 2 la ad. Randy -McClinchey.11. scored the CentenaireSlirst goal on a power-play tucking the puck in the top of the net past the fallen , goalie, Gary Topping from Nicholson and Gary Phillips.-" Dave McClure then scored on a solo effort stealing the puck from ' Murray Bain as Bain was leading . a Falcon rush. Steve Southgate then scored the first of his three goals for the night tucking the puck home on a goal crease pass from Nicholson aria Meelinchey. This was Nicholsons sixth of an eight point night. Don Nicholshn 2 goals, 6 assists 8 points During the next 12 minutes the Falcons put a terrific bombardment on the Seaforth cage as the Canenaires took their turn fo run into penalties. 22Shots Larry Seymour, the Centenaires" goalie for 'the evening, faced 22 shots in the period and the Falcons turning up etittpty-handed With goals. Steve Southgate finiShed off the scoring' br the Middle period at the 19 slid mark on another SEiforth otver-Play from from the point with t ssists.going to Nicholson and Carnochan with Nicholson and Southgate setting up McClinchey less than one minute later to the side of the crease on another, power-play attack:: • t Kevin Bcrniiett sUtred,lkain for Seaforth at 12:11 from Rick MacDonald with Steve Southgate closing out the scoring to produce his hat trick from McClinc,hey and Carnochan. 4 Finals The final 5 minutes of the game seemed to , take hours as prayers on both teams seemed ready for fighting than for scoring. Final Score Seaforth-345-12 • Strathroy — 202 - 4 Shots On GOal By Seaforth - 13 16 19 - 48 . Strathroy - 11.22 22 - 55 Commentary Roughest game-Tr& Seaforth' this year but only one fight occurred between Seymour and PawSon. .. Seymour played a terrific game and many observers feel he is reverting back to the • Stop ping Using precise tests to measure lung capacity. Dr. Frederick"Bode at McGill University in Montreal studied smokers,-before and after they stopped smoking. The results were astonishing. As soon as six weeks after stopping, there were measurable improvements in lung function. The subjects' ages ranged from 29 to 69 years.They were long-time smokers., The shortest time any had smoked was 13 years. The longest was 46, almost a half-century, Before they stbpped smoking, seven of the ten subjects 'had coughed, on arising" in • the morning. Furthermore, the cough lasted for months every year. 'Six coughed up sputum. Four of the subjects admitted to wheezing, although 'none had asthma. After they stopped smoking. the picture changed almost overnight. Only one person had any trace "of a persistenf morning cough. None coughed up sputum. And wheezing disappeared for everyone. • The sensitive tests used by Dr. Bode also confirmed that there had been a reversal of the lung damage -- blockage of -the small breathing passages -- done by smoking. The benefits of quitting can come quickly. And they are usually permanent.• Other expefiments, in fact, indicate that staying off cigarettes for ten years forces the premature death rates for smokers down 10 the level for nonsmokers. • Cam Doig is the youngnt • player at 15 on the Seaforth Centenaires and thus being a first year Midget player 14 truly has a genuine future as• a centre man for the Centenaires. Cam is '5' 7" and. is 148 lbs. he attends Seaforth District High School and is in Grade 9. Cam is the type 'of player who has the raw talent and through good coaching ,to refine these skills Cam has the ' chances of becoming a terrific player. . On ;Sunday, December .2,3'" the battle for, first piece ficcurted in the early game and the Flyers emerged Victorious as ,they defeated. the Stars-640-5,4n the late game the Blue0/YOli'v their third straight gaMe, again by on,e, goal, as they beat the Kjngs 3 to 2. he ame was close. rouhout with all but one goal eing scored in the first period. ck G oothius opened- the, scori g for the fl yers and Dale Kennedy tied the score 80 seconds later. Jim CArter put the Flyer's ahead again , withBill Boshart tying it for the Stars. Ben Akker then scored for the Flyers with Boshaft tying the score once more with his second goal of the night. Akketr then got his second goal of the night with Kevan Broome tying it for the Stars four Minutes later. Lloyd Eisler put the Flyers in front to stay on a shot from the blue line and Ben Akker got the hat trick with only five' seconds remaining in the first period. Only goal • The only goal of the final period was scored `by the Stars' Bill Boshart who collected a hat trick: The win put the' Flyers 2 points ahead of the second place Stars. • Smiles Son, telling his father about how great is his friend who never worked a day in his life:: "Gosh, dad, he's, really cool." "No. wonder,"-. snapped his- father, ''' there tare no moving parts tq generate heat." "I'm supposed to tell you there •will be a small parent-teacher meeting tomorrow night," said the boy to, his dad. • "Well, if it's going to be'small, do' I . have to go?" asked the 'father. "Oh-yes,'= replied the son. "It's just you, me, the teacher and the principal." When you read this c,oltimp it will be the year of our Lord 1075 •and with all the concerns I have expressed inthe-past-year; we are- all grateful that we were able to provide for so many the food that is needed to help keep us • all healthy.time. Our fond hope is, that we may continue to do so for a long We hope that 'society in this rfew year will come to their senses, and help' us to conserve land that is so sorely needed in the, future,.not only to feed those that are starving- now,--but-also:to feed our own country whenthe population increases to the level that is predicted for the next twenty-five years. We wish all of you, farmer and non-farmer alike, a healthy and prosperous New Year. We wish for an end to the troubled economic times and for an end to the crop disasters that plagued this world in the last year. '1 wish us all working , together to make this a •better world to live iii, with Faith and Hope and Charity. We as farmers hake faith and hope,' or else we wouldn't be farming„ for the farmer is afWays saying after a poor crop: "Well, next year has to be better". Some even say that to be a farmer you have to have charity as well', for who else will give so much for so little. Did you know that Canada's trade balance with the world is as big as the farm exports? Yes. that's true. We export about $750 million of farm products and our favourable Mrs. Leila Dundas was visited by her daughters, Mrs, Agnes Reid, Mrs. Ida Andrews and Mrs. Evelyn Pickering and children from Toganto. also Mr. and Mrs:Frank. Dundas over the holidays. Also calling on their grndmother were Mr. and Mrs. Dave Murray of Melbourne, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Gardiner and Steven of Glencoe and Mr. and Mrs'. Walter of Thedford. Visitors with Mrs. 'Ada Reid, were Mr. and Mrs.-John Wain of Bayf'ield, Mr. Jack Davidson and Mrs. Frank Storey. Mr. Jack Oliver of Toronto had Christmas dinner with' his sister Mrs. Florence McGavin and also accompanied her to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Evenett Storey for Christmas evening. Mr.Thomas Churchill was visited by his sisters over the holidays, Seaforth residents were visited by the Grade VIII Class of Seaforth Public School and trade balance is about the same. I am 'proud to say that we, being only five percent of the poplulation, make it possible -for' the other ninety-five percent to have the high standard of living we enjoy. A good deal of the credit for the efficiency 6f the Canadian farmer goes to the research work done by the various levels df government and to the extension specialist from the ministries of agriculture and food, under the guidance of the. A\glicultural Representatives. -Credit 'oul'd go to the Canadian farmer for utilizing.the advice he receives, so well. While the land is resting, many farmers will go to courses provided by those specialists, to be even more efficient than they are already. ELECTRIC and • MAINTENANCE Farm and Residential Wiring DON HORNE and , DON TWYFORD Phone: 5274503 After 6 TO TVVOTY Player Coala Assists Pei, %Price 7' 6 13 A. Strolls 7 '4 11 6 5 11 7 3 10 5 g 10 5 , 5 10 4 6 10 2 8 10 5 3 8 4 '4 8 2 6 8 AI 2 7 ' 3 7 3 4 7 2 5 7 5 1 6 3 3 6 ' 3 3 6 2 4 6 5 0 5 teachers, Mrs. ' Edna Bell and Mrs. Sheila Morton last Thursday., .The 'pupils gave a' program of carols, readings and also had lovely treats for all the residents. A speCial thank you to all who participated in making ,. this season such a happy one. Mr. Zachari McSpadden 'and , —"Ii Mrs. Minds H wley were visited by Mr. and Mrs. Bert McSpadden from Toronto and also by the formers grand'danghters, Miss Celina McSpadden of Virginia and Miss Karen McSpadden of -Sioux Lookout. . Mr. Awry Lambkin was visited by Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Lambkin and daughter Lisa. Visitors with Mrs. Lillie Hudie over the holidays were Mrs. Frank Storey, Mrs.' Elva Ellis and Mrs. Harold Hudie and sister. Mr. James Tatulis was visited by members of his family over the holidays. Mrs. Mabel McMichael visited with Mrs. Leila Dundas and also Mrs. Florence McGavin. One of the highlights of the Christmas season for our residents at Seaforth Manor was a visit froin Santa Claus on Sunday afternoon with a gift for each and every resident, courtesy Branch 156 of the Canadian Legion. Santa had a ' cheery greeting and handshake for all with just a few hugs and,,Aisses on the side, Accompanying Santa were Mr. and Mrs.C. Coombs, Mr. and -Mrs. G. Scott, Mr. John - Baker and Mr. George Hays. Many thanks to the Legion for their thoughtfulness. Winners at our Bingo on Friday last were First Full House, Mr.. Zack McSpadden, Mr. Tom Churchill, Mr,, Joseph Provest and Miss Edith Salo. First straight line was Mr. Allan -McPherson and first four corners, Mr. Lindsay McKellar. A - Happy NeW Year to all. --(-By Keith Murray) Nicholson. The' SeafOrth Centenaires who Strathroy replaced their goalie • -have been playing . excellent Gary Topping with Dick Moore. hockey lately finished Iasi week Moore did not last too long with another 2 victories and between the bars because at the extend their winning streak to 6 18:00 mark Bill O'Shea reached games. ,The Centenaires finish doWry the left side unattended and the month of December with 7 slapped the puck along the ice -wins and ' one loss during that past Moore into the corner of the month. net. At this occasion Wore was Defeat Strathroy replaced by. Topping. - December, 22' at the WEst Shake-Up Middlesex Memorial Arena the This shake-up produced little entenaires defeated /the effect on the play of the Falcons. Strathroy Falcons by the Marshall of _the Falcbris scored outstanding score ofq2 - 4. It was ; next on a scramble ha front from the roughest game, of the season - Coulter. From this 'point on the yet for the Junior 'Vs as they Centenaires took complete . picked up,. 36 of .the 98 penalty/ command of the game as the play.,xeter 5 11 12 minutes handed out. began to get' very-rough -arid- t. Stan 17 9 Seaforth played ' good', hard chippy. "The Centenaires receive the checking hockey throughout Gary Phillips scored for holid ays ''as a break in the excepl'for• the first minutes of. Seaforth at 14:42 on a hard shot schedule but January produces 13 games. On Thursday, January 2 the TAvistock Braves play host to Seaforth with an 8:15 start. Then on Friday, January 3 the Centenaires play host to the Lucan Irish. Game Time - 8:00. l'"by then Po nd visitDilinent on naay, Janna'ry S to 116:e1"1,4he , powerful league leading Sunsets. They return nome on Tuesday , January 7- 'against the 'Exeter • Hawks and on.Friday, January ,10. they play host and renew their rivalry with the Mitchell H awks. All of these home- games are 8:00 starts. Good Fan support is appreciated as theCentenaires try to extend their winning streak. form of 2 years ago' when he starred for the Seaforth Midgets Strathroy defeated Seaforth earlier this year by scores of 4 - 3 and 9 - 3 linis• the victory was sweet revenge for ,the Centenaires OHA Junior "D" Standings W L ,Pts Belmdfir 15 0 32 Lambeth 11 6 23 Seaforth 10 5 22 Mitchell' 9 7 21 TavistoCk" 8 8 17 Lucan , . 8 10 17- Strathroy 6 • 123 15 Strathroy 6 12 15 In the late game while- the Blues were winning their thint,,,, straight the Kings were -loosing,- their third in a row. Ken Burgess •opened the scoring for the Blues. With les's than two minutes remaining in thp first period the Kings, tied the score on a goal by Ray-Devereaux who played well all night. In the second period Gerry O'Reilly scoied to put the Blues ahead he Kings came right back on a go Jim Watson. With only two mutes left to play Bill Pinder t the puck behind the kings' n minder nd the Blues hung on forte 3 to 2 victory. On Sunday January 5 the Stars and the Kings face-off at 7:30 with the' Blues and Flyers playing al 9:00 P.M. JUNIOR "D" HOCKEY Lucan Irish vs. Centenaires FRIDAY, JANUARY 3rd —8;00p.m. SEAFORTH ARENA Note: Next Home Game . TUESDAY, JAN. 7th EXETER HAWKS _ D. Kennedy D. Mule L. Dale J.Henderson B.Pinder P. Broome K,'Broorne B. Watson B. Montgomery Boshart J. Carter J. Groothius D. Broome B. Akker R.Hildebrand R. Devereaux J. Watson J. Montgomery Maple Leaf " WIENEWb-Pkg MARKET Boneless DINNER HAMS----:- lb 1.59 Schneider's THURINGER SAUSAGEO By thepiece th1.39 • Schneider's MINCQD HAM or -PICKLE & PIMENTO LOAF 8.5 Pure Pork SAUSAGE MEAT ALL STEAKS Maple Leaf or. Hint of Maple SIDE BA CON Maple Leaf — Quarter