The Huron Expositor, 1976-03-18, Page 11OH OW - It's in, one of Southampton's 3 goals gets past goalie Keith McClure.
Final score Wednesday was 3-- 2. But eaforth won the championship by beating
them Sunday night. (Staff Photo).
Curlers have two bonspens
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A PILE UP - Southampton team mobs their goalie in joy Seaforth 3 2 last Wednesday, after beating
(Staff Photo)
won their WOAA series with Southampton on
Sunday.
GOT IT! - David Campbell of The Seaforth Atbms
' zeros in on the puck in hopes of scoring. The Atdms
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AT THE ARENA
FRi., MARCH 19
, 6:30 p.m. - Bantam game, Seaforth vs Wingham
8:00 - 10:00 p.m. - Public Skating
SAT., MARCH 20
2 - 3:30 - Public Skating
4:00 p.m. - Atom game
8:00 p..m. - Midget game
SUN., MARCH. ,21
2:30 p.m. - Jr. D, Playoff game Seaforth vs Belmont
4th game of Finals
8:00 p.m. 1.H.L. Playoffs
Last game of Semi-Finals
MON., MARCH 22
7-8:30 p.m. - Figure Skating
TUES., MARCH 23 Novice Houseleague Tournament
8:45 a.m. Monkton vs St. Marys
10:00 a.m. Hanover vs Seaforth
11:00 a.m. Walkerton vs Goderich
12:15 p.m. - Listdwel vs Kincardine
6:30 p.m. Atom ,game
WED., MARCH 24 Novice Tournament Cont.
1:00 p.m. -' Championship game
• 8:00 p.m. - Women's Broomball Playoffs
THURS., MARCH 25
6:15
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Seaforth
Sponsored
Seaforth Curling Club hosted
two very successful Bonspiels this
past week, A farmer's spiel
sponsored by MeGavin Farm
Equipment was held on Wednes-
day March 10. Winner of the 9:00
draw ,was 'George Alexander's
team and winning the 11:00 draw
was Roy Rennington's team from
Teeswater.
On Saturday, March 13, Flem-
ing Feed Mills, Ltd., sponsored a
Mixed open Bonspiel. First prize
winners of the 9:00 draw were
Bob Wilson, Marg Fleming, Bill
Fleming and Sharon Wilson.
Second prize went to Bill and
Series endsas
beats Pee Wees
The •final game between
Clinton and Seaforth Pee. Wees
was held on Wednesday, March
10 at Seaforth. Clinton 'won the
series ‘vtih three wins and a tic.
The score of this fast game was
Clinton 8. Seaforth 4. The scorers
for Clinton were Jim Fleming (2
goals; , Ian Peck - f2 Roals).
Sean Vandogen, Jeff Taylor;Totty
Gibbings and Vince Broehu.
Scoring for Seaforth were Bob
Nash (2 goals). Harold Chesney
and Mike' McLaughlin.
On Saturday, the Seaforth Pee
Wees .took part in the Mitchell,
Minn' Min Hockey Pee Wee
1 .,,tienamG01.in their first game
they were defeated by New
Hamburg by a score of 5 - 2.
(AlSOlittiOn 1l CIL St.
Marys entry of Ken Storey and
wife, with Kerry and Madelyn
Campbell.
The junior Curling Club held a
Fun Day at the Club on Sunday
March 14th. Two games were
played and supper was served.
Winning first prize was David
Ste. Marie's team with .Lynda.
Vincent. Brad Gowan and Karen
Laverty,
Second prize was won by Dave
Reid. Susan Primeau, Terry
Morey and Jim Laverty. Third
prize winners were Fay Storey,
Mark Underwood Lorri Pryeb and
Peter Martene. '
nton The Junior Curling Club pre-
Sented 'Bob and Anne Ste Marie
with a gift of a new Club pin each7-
..„ in appreciation ,of the time they
have spent each week with the
Juniors.
O.C.A. Silver Tankard competi-
tion was held in Wingham on
Sunday. Representing the
Seaforth Club was Bob Wilson's -
team with Bill Campbell, Doug
Rowcliffe anfk Glen Hayter, and
Rob Robichaud's team with Neil
Hemingway, Joe Wilson and
John Patterson,
The Seaforth teams defeated
the Goderich entry in the morning
and then won over the Wingham
entry in the afternoon, They play
off against the winner if 13A in
Vanastra oh Sunday, March 21.
The annual Pot Luck supper will
held on April 24th. Plan to
attend If you-can. Winner of the
tenth 50/.50 club draw ‘• '
Boswell. •
is
Milly Lobb. Clarence- and Lor-
raine Denomme.
Third prize winners were Gra-
ham Sholdice, Marg Sallows, Ron
and Dianne McKay. Consolation
went to Murray Huethers team•
froM Brussels.
On the 11:00 draw, first prize
went to Bill 'Campbell, Gwen
Patterson, John Patterson and
,Grace Campbell.
Second prize went to the
Hamilton entry of Doug and
Catherine Keys and, Al and Betty
Randel. Taking third prize were
Doug and Norma Riley with Wray
and Leone McDonald.
Scoring for New Hamburg were
Peter Moir, John Stockie (2
goals;) and Dale Cressthan. For
Seaforth, Bob Nash and Mike.
McLaughlin counted on the
scoreboard.
In the second game, Tavistock
defeated the local Pee Wees by
score of 8 - 2. Robert Froesc got 3
goals. Terry Lehr counted 2.
Harold Breckle. Jim Wilhelm a ml
Steve Rock each counted one.For
Seaforth, it was Mark McElwain
and .Greg Core who counted for
, goals.
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toms are WOAA
Saturday March 13, Listowel
Novice played an exhibition game
here against Seaforth Novice. In
the first period before the 5:27
mark Listowel scored 2 goals.
At the 9:05 mark David
MeLlwain scored the first goal for
Seaforth making the score 2-1 for
Listowel at the end of the first
period.
Early in •the second period
Listowel scored again with a 3.1
lead for them. At the 5:38 mark
David McLlwain getting a break
away IMstled down the ice getting
his second goal of the night.
Did you happen to notice a lot
of red lights flashing and hear a
siren roaring last Sunday
evening? If you did you probably
saw a happy group of boys being
escorted around town on the,
firetruck elated because they
brought home a trophy for
Seaforth, The SeafordT Atoms
fought hard and ousted the
Southampton All-Stars to win the
1975-1976 W,O.A,A. champion-
ship. This is a first for the
Seaforth Atom All-Stars
In overtime
tourney
Novices lose Goderich game here
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sponsored by the Seaforth
Optimist Club. They'll long
remember this 'night!
The Seaforth Atoms continued
the winning style they've shown
all year long by skating to a 6-4
win over Southampton, Sunday in
Port Elgin,
The 3 game series saw Seaforth
win the first by a score of 3-1.
Southampton retalliated in the
secopd edging Seaforth 3-2. The
climax came Sunday as Seaforth
clinched the title by an imnrecsive
This made it a really exciting
game both teams playing hard
but Seaforth just seemed to not be
able to score that third goal that
would have tied the game up.
In the third period neither team
scored ending the game at 3-2 for
Listowel.
Seaforth Novice and Goderich
Novice now play off for the finals
for the Western Ontario Grand
Championship. The first game
was in Goderich March 16 and the
second game is here Thursday
March 18 at 6:15. Local , people
0
are asked to come out and help
cheer the boys on.
Seaforth lost the first game in
Goderich Tuesday night by, a
score of 6-5
6-4 victory.
Seaforth took the lead early in
the first period-on goals by David
K under and Marty Bedard. Other
goal scorers for Seaforth were
David Murray and hats off to
John Dale for 3 more markers,
Goal getters for Southampton
were Harold Kelly, 3 and Barry
Hodgkins.
Previously the Atoms elimina-
ted Mitchell and Clinton repec-
tively to advance to the, finals of
the W.O.A.A. against Southamp-
Godedch and Seaforth
With one minute to go in the
3rd period with Seaforth leading
5-4, Goderich tied it up. The
game went into ten minutes
overtime with Goderich getting
the break to,win the game.
Eight Local Novice house-
_league teams will be competing
Tuesday 'March 23 and March 24
in the LHZRA tournament hosted
by the Seaforth Recreation Com-
mittee. Teams include Monkton,
St. Marys, Listowel,
Seaforth,' Hanover, Walkerton
and Goderich.
The Seaforth team plays it first
game against Hanover at 10:00 on
Tuesday morning. The champion-
ship game will be played Wed-
nesday at 1:00p.m,
tan
Currently the Atnni5Arein tint
place in their lenue
This marks the first time the
Seaforth Atoms have ever won
the W.O.A,A. title.
Their coaches Don McClure
and Gar Baker and manager Jack
Bedard can be proud of a job well
done.
Bowling
& COUNTRY
Team standings: '
Sugar ,Pops, '5871; Honey
' Coombs, 5707; Fruit Loops, 5609;
Corn Fakers, 5485; Cheerios,
5443; Apple,Jacks, 5284;
Ladies ' high single and triple,
Brenda Reid, '258 and 722; Art
Strong,. 255 and 628. Gerald
Groothius, 260.,
Egmondville Bowling League
Team Standings:
The Baracudas, 115; The
Thunderbirds, 96; The Cougars,
91; The Mustangs, 78; the
Jacquars, 77; The Wildcats, 68.
Ladies High single and triple,
Mary Nobel, 258, 660. Men's
high single and triple, Murray
Bennewies, 307 - 783.
St.James' Bowling
Team Standings:
Ups & Downs, 115; Tigers, 106:
Dew". & Out 75; Swingers, 76;
MisFits 74; Aces, 58.
Ladies'. high single and triple,
Sandra Johnson, 319, 721: Men's.
High single and triple, Vern
Steinman, 316, 732.
' Thursday Nighters
Team Standings: •
Bowling Stones, 80; Question
Marks, 73; The Pin Ups, 73;-
Rocky Bowlers, 67; Corner Ones.
64; The FrustratiOns, 63.. '
Ladies high single and triple,
Marg Ungarian 246,• 669. Men's
High single, Doug Proctor, 286.
High triple, Eric Mazold, 757.
St. James League
Team, Standings:
Ups & Downs, .120 pts.; Tigers,
110; Down & Out, 77; Misfits, 77;
Swingers, 76; Aces, 65.
Ladies' high single: Sandra
Johnson, 282; Ladies' High triple,
Sandra Johnson, 722. Men's high
single, Aage Mareussen, 293;
Men's high triple, Ken Roth, 722.
Town & Country League
Team Standings:
,Sugar Pops, 8508;. Honey
Combs, 8320; Cheerios, 8242;
Corn Flakers, 8234; Fruit Loops,
8180; Apple Jacks, 8046.
Commercial League
Team standings:
Happy Bunch, 79 pts.:
Optimists, 76; Sharpies, 71;
Penny Pinchers, 55; Gold
Diggers, 41; Turtles, 35,
Female high single and triple,
Alice ;Van Bakel, 248, 663. Male
high single, John Coleman, 246,
High triple, Hank Dorssers, 718." • •
Dublin Mixed Bowling League
Team standings:
Team #5. 103 pts.; Team #6 • 96
pts: Team #3. 85 pts; Team #4, 82
pts.: Tram #1. 80 pts.; Team #2,
62 pts.
Ladies' high single and triple,
Helen Wassman, 318. 717, Men's
high single and triple. Mervin
Diet', 326' , 800.
Dublin Mixerl Bowling League
Team Standings:
Team #5. 108 pts.; Team #6, 98
pts,; -film #3. 90 pts,; Team #4.
80 pts,: Team #1. 82 pts.; Team
' #2, 62 pts.
Ladies' high single and triple.
Maloney,'6S, 676. Men's
high single, Fiord Wassman, 263;
Men's high triple. Doug Vock,
.61;
Novice
,
Novice Finals
Goderich Novice
vs.
Seaforth Novice
Thursday March 18th .
Gametime 0:15
Seaforth Arena
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