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Kippen Gun Club was host
to 'S teams Sunday, October,
15. Top team was Clayburg
Club. Exeter with 208 birds
opt of a possible 250.
Top marksman was R.
Martin with '46 out of 50.
Larry Mason 44
F. Vanromrey 38
J. Mason 34
Dan Crerar and Jamie
Caldwell filled,;1;in:,for: the
,Clayburg's1b40Vvost with
22 and 24' tiqtreively 2nd
team was Kippen ,with.,177:
Top gun" was John Afider-
son with 48.
Bradley Mann 41
Terry Baker 39
Brian Beer 26
Dave §angstor 23
3rd team was from Clinton
Doug St. Louis 39
Pete Black and Al Kyle 38
Leonard Lovell 29
Dave Carter :27
4th team was.
Lloyd Venner 43
Dave Lovell 35
Bob Caldwell 35
Grant McGregor 31
Robt. McGregor 25
Team from Goderich was
5th.
G. Potter 49
N. Ritchie 34
J. Potter 32
B. Leppington 27
E. Ritchie 22
In regular 25 events top
shooter were:
John Anderson 25
Bradley Mann and H. Ky1e24
John Hessels • 23
Pete Black &.G.Harnm 21
Dave Carter • . -19
B. Leppington 16
A 13e11 & John Hoy 16
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Kings: Here is a team that
will be just the opposite of
the Blues. No defense but a
bunch of guys who can score
goals. Dale Kennedy; Clive
Buist, Larry Broome and
Cord Moyland can all score.
goals. This le.aitc. will
probably win a lot, fo 8-6
games but should finish
second,
Wings: Another ex-
ceptionaly strong defense
here, Kevin Bennett, George
Reeves, and Lloyd Eisler
provide the backline strength
again, the Wings are another
team weak up front, .lim
McLeod and Art Strong can
score and should help in
getting the Red Shirts a third
place finish
Potential
Hawks: There is a team
with the most scoring
Stars. They could get to
fourth with some luck.
Flyers: Flyers have a good
goaltender in Scott King.
Steve Southgate and Ralph
Wood will provide the scoring
duties. This team could move•
up because the Hawks,
potential of any club in the
league. Kevan Brooine, Glen
Nicholson, Jerry Feeny, Ter-
ry Stevenson and Dave'.
Broome are all proven goal
getters. But that is where it
ends. This club may have the
biggest gap since the Grand look like the early favourites. Stewart, R. Sallows, K.
Canyon on defense.. Fourth Blue teams have won two Rodney.
probably. consecutive 1*.L. ' " Hawks
„ Stars._ Good- goal getting- The league IS looking_for Broome, 0...Nicholson, D.
potential here too, but
lacking another defensemen
to go with Ray Devereaux.
Good goal tender in Charlie
Smith but he will be busy this
season. Fifth spot for the
Wings, Stars and Flyers
are all very close. :There is
not much to chose from
among the four clubs and you
can take that anyway you
wish to.
LILL. Notes: The Blues
Wocks, J. Coleman, D.• Frye-
el, G4 Barringer, M: Marion,
J. thigarian.
Kings
K. Henderson, D. Kennedy,
L^Broome, C.Buist, G. Moy-
Ion, W. Coombs, B. Nigh, R.
W1ngS
J. McLeod, K. Bennett, G,
Montgomery, C. Reeves, A.
Strong, 1., Eisler, K. Wan,
B. Kathwell, T. Montgomery.
' Stara
D. Phillips, C. Smith, R.
Devereaux, C. Finnigan, B.
Dale, R. Flurnsteel, K. Heron
B. Schenck, K. Chesney.
Flyers
S. Southgate, S. King, R.
Wood, J. Watt, G. Malcolm,
B. Cooper, D. Lon4staff, M.
Huard, G. O'Dwyer.
A STEP IN .TIME -- Dr. Bi,11 Thompson of
,R.R.2, Seaforth was onedocal resident who took
part in the Ontario Fitness Test held at the
arena last Thursday and Friday. Bob Gardner,
of the fitness testing team, su pervises as Dr.
Thompson takes the step test which measures
his aerobic capacity. (Expositor Photo)
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League will begin a new
season staking from con.
troversy already, Only 56
bodies were available in laSt
weeks draft and the league
bosses have decided te.start
with six clubs. Two squads
have 10 players while 4 dubs
have just a skaters a piece..
That could make for some
fun if,players fail to show.
However, the league is going
to have another draft and will
seek -the services of 10 more
skaters.'
Six Clubs
As it is, we will have a
look at the six clubs and
attempf to make a forecast.
Blues: Ben Akker did the
wisest thing and chose the
best goalie first. Rick For-
tune backs a solid defense,
led by Ken Deveraux and
Jim Sills, perhaps the two
best in the league. The only
problem this team has is
scoring punch. There is very
little but this club has the
parts to finish first.
A BIG CATCH — Ron Bissenette, Goderich
left, and Larry Glanville, Seaforth with fish they
caught Sunday in the Bayfield River at Varna.
(Photo by Phillips)
lay Dave Broome
In the sports world, Octobe
is the golden time 'of the
year. Its the time, basketball,
hockey, baseball and football l
all four big eventstoverlap
one another.
All the above mentioned
games have been racked by
controversy of late. Hockey
had _ the Vachon-McCourt .
case, BaSeball has Reggie
•Jackson, Don Sutton. Steve
Garvey and George Stien-
brenner to keep the news-
papers humming. A number
of questionable calls has had
the N.F.L. buzzing all season
long and, of course, when
one talks of officials and lbad
calls you immediatley focus
attention upon our own C.F.L
Flag wavers. These guys set
records for foul-ups game in
and game out. But they are
another story and this paper
dcesn't have the space that
would be required to give
examples of the bungling:-
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Sunday al night
hes
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the games are:
Sunday, Oct. 22
Wings Hawks • Kings
1978/79
7:00 ,
Stars Flyers
1978/79 In-Teams
Blues
B.Akker, R. Fortune, J
Devereaux; J. Sills, S.
Lawn
bowlers '
have
banquet
Seaforth Lawn bowling
DRYING
CORN:
Club held their annual turkey
banquet at the Club House
on Tuesday evening with
fifty four members present.
After a bountiful supper.
Mrs. Rachel Riehl presented
Mr. Mel Brady (Pres.) with a
cheque for 'four hundred
dollars on behalf o the ladies
to the men's club for ex-
penses.
Mel acknowledged with
thanks the same.
Euchre and: bridge were
played, after and high scores
for the bridge were Mrs.
Grace Cornish and Dr. P.
Brady.
Next year will be the
fiftieth Anniversary of the
club and already plans are
underway for. special events
for next summer. The Club
House was decorated for the
Thanksgiving season thanks
to Mrs. Lorne. Dale.
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