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PeeWee Finals
(Second Game)
C4th Arena
Sat. April 2
7 p.m.
Flesherton VS Dublin
Dublin 5
Results of 1st game Flesherton 5 (In Overtime)
C4th
Broomball Finals .
arch 31st .
C4th Jr. Farmers
VS
B.P. Dumpers
7:30 p.m.
"A" Championship
McKillop Panthers
VS -
Centralia College
- 8:30 p.m.
"B" Championship
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There was excellent ice, keen Curlers," led by reverend (small
curling, superb food and, shall 1 "r"), Black, presented a dramatic
say, outrageous fun. skit (often • known as a mock
For enter- wedding) to honour the occasion
tainment at the Saturday night of the 13th wedding anniversary
dance, and to add a touch of class, of our Club President, Steve
the "Company of Young Brown and his wife Roxanne.
Suitable (but not traditional)
wedding music was provided by
the Mohawk Glee Club. Milly
Lobb read a poem which she had
composed to honour the couple, a
gift was presented, and —after
Steve had made- a fitting reply,
thanking everyone for their
thoughtfulnesS, he and Roxanne
began the dance with their
rendition of the Anniversary
Waltz. Caution causes me to omit
the cast, of characters involved in
the above:
On the 9:00 .Draw, first prize
was won by ,Don and Wendy
Tremeer curling with Bill and.
Milly Lobb. Second prize went to
John and Gwen Patterson with
Bob and Anne Ste., Marie.
Campbell with Cathy and Doug,
Third prize was won by Bill
Key's and-Beth Pryce and consola-
tion was *on by. Gerald and
Nancy Smith with Bob and Sue
Harrow. •
• Overall Whiner
- OPTIMIST , On the 11:00 draw first prize
and overall winner for the day
,. went to Bob and Sharon Wilson
CANOE
RACES
with Den and Joyce Weir. Second
prize • went to Bill and Marg
Fleming curling with Don and
Ann Dance.
Steve and Roxanne Brown with
Dave-and Mary Jean Beattie ;wen,'
third priie and consolation event
to Stu McCall, Donelda .Pearson,
Herb Travis and Mary McCue.
Anyone hoping to curl in this
spiel next' year had better get
their name in to the Bonspiel
clorifniittee now!
In Walkerton
A team of Seaforth girlS
traveled to , the Walkerton
Business Girls Spiel on Saturday.
Winning third prize on the 9:00
draw were Marlene Roberton,
Kay Sharp, Joan; Kennedy and
Marjory papple,. The Walkerton
girls presented a Hawaiian theme
this year and to add fun for the
day, for every rock you• hogged,
you had to pick up a paper
,banana, '
The girl with the most bananas
at the end of tl* day won a prize -
a bunch ofbananas. kunderstands
ffie"-skip, -Marlene, provided her
team with a snack for the ride
home. FiVe hogged rocks in two
games deserves some kind to
recognition, eh Marlene?
I hope of have, some playoff
results hit. you soon plus a date
for our closing Pot Luck Supper.
(by Gwen Patterson)
The only problem in coming up
with the best, is. . .what do you
do next year for an encore?
. Ball-Macaulay sponsored the• best
yet Invitational Mixed Spiel this
past weekend at the Seaforth
Club.
Down at
the lanes
Ellmendv1116
Mixt-Ups, 5771; Sparklers
5667; Sho Offs 55,90;. Swinging 6
5282; Flyers 4883; Tater Special. 4832.
Ladies high, Linda Gridzak,
and 636.
Men's High, ' KotwBeuerman,
311 and 867.
' Legion
Slant 6 108; Team Canada 91;
Schmucks 83; Flashers 78; Tom
Cats 55; 1200's 49. •
Ladies High Single, Joy Rosa,.,
280; Triple, Ann Wood 647.
Merits High Single and triple,
John Cairns, 336 and 791.
Town and Country
Bobolinks, 8563; Woodpeckers
'8344; Tuft Tits 8260; Chickadees
8074; Grosbeeks 7835; Cuckoos
7625.
Ladies high . single, Marg
Ungarian, 301; triple, Leanne
McKay 750.
High Men, ROn Harris 258 and
614:- ,,, ,
St. James t —
Furys 99; Lenans 93; Chargers
93; Pacers 90; Sky Larks- 77;
Corvettes 73.
Ladies high single and triple,
Bonnie Bedard, 266 and 693.
Men's high single and triple, ,
Vern ,Steitima'n, 288 and--795. 1—
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CharnPionship Games on
Sunday, April 3
Ladies 1 p.m. - Men 2 p.m.
Admission $1.00 per person
April 1,2:and •3
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SATURDAY, APRIL 2nd
and continuing
SUNDAY, APRIL 3rd
Saturday Sr. games commence 10 A.M.
Sunday Jr. games commence 12 Noon
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-Trophy presentation Optimist Rec. Hall
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MAKING SURE— Charlie Malcolm (9) scores the Tournainent on Sunday. Other Seaforth players in
Sealath Pee Wee team's fourth goal against, the the picture are: D,ave Murray, (17) and John Dale,
team from Port Elgin, during the Legion Pee Wee (4). Seaforth won the game 4 -1- (Photo by Dillon)
A1' Curling Club •
Mixed Spiel .._bett..iet
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A LONG SHOT-- Mark •McLiwain , (8), of Seaforth,i
scores against Exeter on a shot from the bluell lie,
tieing the game at one apiece., The Exeter team went
on to defeat Seaforth, 3-2 , eliminating the Seaforth
Pee Wee team from the Legion Tournament.
(Photo by Dillon)
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THE BALL'S A BLUR — A CCAT broomball player shoots out from between two
McKillop team mates in the COAT McKillop Panthers game Thursday. COAT
went on to win 5-2. Broornball finals, between BP Dumpers and Jr. Farmers and
McKillop and COAT are on tonight at the Seaforth arena. ( Photo by Larry Dillon)
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FRI. APRIL 1
6:30 - 9:30 P.M.-
Seaford) Minor Hockey
Skate-a-T,hon
SAT., APRIL 2
SUN.
9.
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WED.,
10 A.M. - 3:30 P.M. - Knights of Columbus
Annual Tournament
7:30 P.M. - Dublin Pewee Game
Dublin VS Flesherton
„APRIL 3 -
1.211/41iion - 4:30 - Knights of Coldmbus
Tournament
7:30 P.M. 1.1i.L.Finals
' Blues VS Wings.
APAIL14'
4:30 P.M. Figure Skating
APRIL 6.
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8:30. P.M.- I.H.L.Finals
FRI., APRIL 8 .
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