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MARKING THE TRAIL -- Two Optimist members
mark the trail for the crosp-country skiiers
participating in the cross-country skiing poker rally
'at the Optimist Winter Carnival on Sunday. The trail
extended from the Optimist Hall to a bush in
Tuckersmith north of the golf course and back.
(Expositor Photo)
Thursday Nighters Bowline
Smoothies 86, Hard Lucks 67, .
HeadpinS 66, Tuff , 64. 'Born
Losers 42, Mu.skateers 32.
Ladies High single and Triple
Georgina Reynolds 255 and 657..
1VIetr's High Singlc-Eric
,
Mat7cYlt.1. 279 M,en's High
Triple-Ar t Finlayson 696.
St. James Bowling League
Turtles 68, Chipmunks 67, -
Jaguar ,s '61'/2, Lions 591/2
Couears .54, Tigers 47.
Ladies High Single-Ruth
Campbell 260, High. Triple-Gerty
Kramers 566.
Men's High Single-Lyle. Haney
319. High ' Triple-John .Coleman
738. • '
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THE WINNERS — Pictured with their winning penguin sculptured in snow at the
Optimist Winter Carnival are left, Len Nigh, Rick McLean, Steve and Cheryl Cook,
all from St Jarneis School, Seaforth. The same team placed first last year in the
`---..,,same Class elementary Grades 1 to 5. , (Photo by Oke)
THE WINNER Brussels heCkey, tear ,were the B, .Series Champs at the
Seaforth Optimist Carnival on Sunday, The winners are (front row left to right),
Marty Rutledge, sEan Kieffer., Tim Plitt, Kevin M CARtet", David Wheeler, Mike
Jeff MOGavin. (Back row left to right), Mel tvlcArter, Manager; Mike Vader,
Kevin Johnston, Wayne Wheeler, Rick Knight, Dean Wheeler and Dale Machan,
crithC, Walkerton were the A Series Champs.. ' (Expositor Photo)
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PLACE YOUR BETS, GENTLEMEN — Optimist Ken Campbell takes in the money 6 -
as from (left to right) Bob Dinsmore, • Lloyd Eisler, and Cor Dorsers play a game of
roulette at the Seaforth Optimist•Winter Carnival, held last weekend. .
• (Exositor Phqtp) WHAT'S COOKING? Gord Hulley cooks up breakfast for hungry peOple
attending the Seaforth Optimist Winter Carnival on Sunday. The breakfast this year
was a new addition to the Carnival. (Expositor Photo)
By Wilma Oke
The 11th annual Seaforth
Optimist W' ter Carnival provi:
end of entertainment
for , and old in the Seaforth
area. Minor hockey games were
held at the arena Friday night,
Saturday morning--and—Sunday,-
snow sculpturing at the Seaforth
Recreational Park,- Saturday
morning with St. James
Lc , School.
Winning.the junior elementary'
r.
AND AWAY WE GO — Richard Burgess was one of
those people who took part in the cross 'country
skiing Paker Rally at the Seaforth Optimists Winter
Carnival st weekend. (Expositor. Photo)
divi§iprt for the second year in a
row with their colored penguin
Len, ;Nigh, Rick McLean, Steve
Coqk and Cheryl Cook, the
Sea. rth Public Scheol pupils
Pefer Underwood, Tony and
Eddie Nielsen won the senior
elrentary--division- with -their
telephone and the open class was
also won by Seaforth Public
SChool pupils - Kevin Williarilson,
Brian Riley and Bruce. Scott -with
the snowmobile.
ins
yY Miss Mary Anne Nolan of
R.R.2, Dublin, a 15-year-old
-second year student , at Seaforth
District High School was chosen
Snow Queen, in a contest
conducted by the Student's
Council.
Denise Albert 15, of 'St.
Columban, was runner-up. Both
girls are following in the footsteps
of Their older sisters who were
former school queens -- Donna
Nolan was queen in 1974 and
Anne Albert in 1977. .
A' casino night of games, of
chance, followed by a midnight
lunch was held Friday night and
C4th
carnival balls SatUrday night - for
the under 18 group at -"the
Seaforth District High School, the.
over 18 at the • Seaforth
Community Centre and -the, older
crowd at the Seaforth Legion
Hall.
A snowmobile poker • _ralLy
concluded the' events Sunday
afternoon with 178 entries.
Winning the best poker hands
over. the 34 mile route through
McKillop Township, mainly the
bush areas, were Mrs. John
Hoggart, R.R.1, Londesborm a•
flush hand; Dave Vincent, Ayr,.
three aces. and Jim McIntosh,
Carnival
Hanover 3 Walkerton 2
Goderich 2 Listowel 1
_ seitzrth....-_-6'. 13 Series
Bly th'l
KincEaxredti:e 11
Goderich 2
BtuSte1s1
'Mitchell 1
Kincardine 3
Hanoverl
Walkerton 3
Walkerton 4 Goderich 2
(Blyth won shot ohn
eMoitcltell 1 - Blyth 1
Winghain 5 Lucknow 4
Seaforth 6
Brussels 5
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SI:raj:tell; 94
Wingham 0
Brussels 3 Seaforth 2
R . R n.40, Seaforth,wou u r three
up
e kings.
Snowmobile
m
were:
Chris Ryan, • Walto,n; Doug
McGregor, Kipt)en, Brian
O'Rourke, Dublin, Jack
NelemanS, Walton.
The
Teall; Donald McDowell and David
% mile course was wall by Katie
cross country ski - rally over
1
Crntf
Results of
Seaforth y on
Saturday and
1st
A
Goderich 3
Listowel 5
tournament in
Friday night,
Sunday.
Game
Series
Exeter 1
'Kincardine.4
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AND HERE'S YOUR TROPHY Mary Ann Nolan,
..SDHS snow queen and Optimist Gerald Groothuis
present the captain of the Brussels Atom hockey
team with atrophy after his team won the B series at
the Seaforth Optimist Carnival on Sunday.
(Expositor Photo)
READY TO ROLL -- More than 175 enthusiastic
sn.owmobilers took off from the Optimist Park in
Seaforth Sunday for the winter carnival poker rally.
Perfect winter weather brought .a good attendance to.
'most carnival events. (Photo by Oke)
Bowlers enjoy high scores during winter
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• Seaforth 'High' School
,Spit Fires 66, Shagnoys 60,
Heavy Chevy 55,• Mustang 43.
.
Hig20211adier-Karen Munro 250;
649,
High Men's Average Kevin
Young average 192. -
Single Rob Knetch 299, 651. •-•
Mixed-Diaibles
Rosebuds 75, Fruit Loops 74,
Slow Starters 62; •• Cheerios 59,
Apple Jacks 55, -Honeycombs 54.
Weekly High Ladies
Single2Carol McLean 250, Ladies
Triple Betty 'Smith 638.
Mens High Single Ron
Beuerman' 276, Men's Triple
John Coleman 690.
Seasons High Ladies Single Betty
Benettt 327, Ladies Triple Betty
Bennett 709,- Ladies
Average-Betty Smith 194,
Men's Single-Ron Beuerman
348, Men's Triple-John Coleman
870, Men's Average John
Coleman 226.
Jan. 18 Alleys ,1 &2 Fruit Loops
and Slow Starters, Alleys 3 &4
Apple Jacks and Rosebuds Alleys
5 &6 Cheerios and Honeycombs.
Spares-Mary, Little Jr: 165,
Helen Stewart 110, Roy
McGonigle 164, .Mark Flanagan
169, - Miles Little 160; Terry
-?'1" oung 171 Linda Gridzak 175.
Munsters 53%, King Kongs
51, Mean Machine 46, Swats
45'A .
Ladies High Single Rhonda
McCowan 296, Triple-Rhonda
McCowan 697, Average Jill Muir
196.
Men's High Single Derek
Cooper '166, Aveirage Clendon
Coombs 183, Triple Derek Cooper
492.
. Standings
- Chiefs Kids 67, Duffers 59,
Black Yelvets .60, Young
Marslialfs 53, Ups and Downs 55,
High Ptisseys 42.
High Single Don Wood 240,
Marg Ungarian 285, High Triple
Don Wood 649, Marg Ungarian
734.
Commercial Bowling
Road RunnerS 641 Blue Birds 61,
Blue Jays 60, Coo Cons 56,
_Robins 47, Vultures 28.
Men's High Single and Triple
John Coleman 327 hod 774.
Ladies high Single and Triple
Alice Van Bakel 234, and 614.