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BY JOHN PATTERSON
. • ifleready to take your position in the hack as
/ soon as your opponent has delivered his
stone. This speeds up the game and keeps all
the players on their toes. Delay detracts from
the game..
Do not walk or run across the' ice when a
player is in the hack. This interferes with his
concen tan. -
The Vin rat Equipment - Topnotch Feed
spiel of Dec. 13 was, successful. The nine
o clock draw wt vers are 1st Ted Perrin
from Ayr, 2nd ay Hillebrecht's rink from
Mitchell; 3rd n McKenzie's rink from
Caoderich; and co solation.- Robt. Fothering-
ham's rink from eaforth.
The II o'clock draw winners are 1st Bill
Gibson's rink from Clinton: 2nd Doug
Rathwell's rink from Listowel: 3rd Roy
Beuerman's rink from Seaforth: and consola-
tion-J.D. Cameron's rink from Palmerston.
The overall winner is Ted Pen -in, Ayr.
Roy Beuerman took a rink, composed of
Murray Dawson, Craig Alexander and Jim
Bell to Vanastra Curling Club Dec. 10 where
they entered the Nulty Gully spiel and won
the championship congratulations.
The first round of the Labatt Tankard
,.curling in district 13A, 13B, took place
Saturday, Dec. 17 at Listowel Curling Club.
The Seaforth entry of Gord Pryceis'kip; Bill
Campbell. vice; Mike Thnmac scrnml and
Dave Ste. Marie, lead. won the "A•' Elitewhich placed them in the second ccoind in
Exeter. Jan. 8.
They defeated Bill Gibson from Vanastra.
Dave Tilker from Palmerston and Gerry
Smith from the Exeter Club. •
The Men's Fun Day on Dec. 28 is shaping
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a annoying
up w 11, with 50 names already on 'the list. •
Al the Ladies Fun Day on Dec. 20 for 6:30
p. . is going well.
J nior scores:.Glen Rose def. Peter Ste.
M 'e 9-3, Ron Pryce def. Wm. Fothering-
ha 8-5, Dave Campbell def. Jeff Reid 6-2.
Competitive scores: B. Campbell def. L.
Ho gy, G. Pryce tied J. Patterson Jr.. D.
Ca Abell def. B. •Jarmuth, J. Hetherington
de '. J. Patterson Sr.
en's scores: D. Beattie def. J. Hethering-
on 7-3, J. Patterson Sr. def. D. Cornish 11-1. "s
S. Brown def. ff. Menzies 10-3. L. -Hoegy tied
R. Beuerman, B. Campbell def. D. Rowcliffe
8-5, D. Tremeer def. G. Pryce 10-3.
Mixed scores - Thurs. B. Menzies def. D.
Rowcliffe 51/2-2'/1, J. Patterson Sr. def. J.
Hetherington 6-5, G. Pryce tied N. McGavin
9-9, B: Fotheringham def. B. MacDonald 9-6,
D. Dalton, def. D. Tremeer 6-3, S. Brown def.
T. Collyer, John Bennett def. R. Beuerman
6-2.
Mixed scores - Fri. Bill Campbell def. N.
Boswell 7-3, M. Thomas def. K. Siemon 7-5.
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Brussels curling
The first draw of the curling season
ended on Dec. 5.
First place with 471/2 was the team of
Murray Huether, Yvonne Knight, Howard
Hackwell and Jerry, Bremner. Second place
with 441/2 pts. was Ernie Lewington,
Madeline Stems; Gary Pipe and Todd Huras.
Third place with 331/2 pts. was Brad Speiran,
Teuni Smith, Bill Spink and Mary Lynn
Mayer. Fourth place with 38 pts. was Max
Oldfield, Maria Van Keulen, Bob Richmond
and Laurie Huras.
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BY SUSAN HUNDERTMARK
Santa Claus is fats We try not to admit it rryy
by calling him a "jolly old elf" or a "portly gaining extra pounds
gentleman" and use adjectives such as For h man with age and his bulk, he really
round",. "chubby'', "plump" or "merry does perform an amazing feat with a yearly
but his belly that shakes like a bowl full of trip around the world In one night. Granted.
jelly gives him away; he's fat. the reindeer do a lot of the work, but Santa
And, he doesn't even try to hide it, dimbs in and out of his sleigh countless
wearing his big red suit with the white trim; times carrying a heavy bag fun of toys.
everybody knows that black is the most He squeezes through chimneys (or
flattering color for fatties. windows when there's noconey) - but 1
mai Of course, when Santa was a young m - suspect there might be c aI little magic
he's about 685 years old now - fat was a involved there. He must be in better shape
-status symbol. Only the wealthy could afford than he looks because that trip requires
enough food to put on extra weight; people better than average stamina and strength.
' wore their pot bellies with pride because Maybe he really does exercise all year
they had earned them. •round preparing for his once -a -year trip. Is it
But. there's no excuse today. We all know possible that the fat is really strategically -
that the number one killer is heart disease. placed pillows so he'll be soft enouggbh when
Obesity causes many an early death when we all climb onto his lapto tell him what we
the poor heart, overworked from lugging all want. He might be physically fit but wears
that extra weight around, gives out. his disguise so he wont disappoint his fan
And. worse than that, fat is out and thin is club. After all, we only see him once a' year -
in. Everybody who's anybody owns at least a who can tell in that short a time?
dozen sweat suits and has taken up jogging, We'll all agree though, that regardless of
tennis, or fitness classes. If Santa wants to Santa's weight, we all love him for the joy he
loin the (Diet) Pepsi generation with Jane bring every Christmas. Along with the
Fonda and Richard Simmons. he'd better get presents, he brings us a loving spirit which
himself some red running shoes and start makes us want to help others. And, you just
exercising. . can't help but worry about the health of such
But, we can't blame Santa alone for his a nice guy. instead of cookies, let's help
weight problem. Every Christmas, millions Santa out with his diet this year and leave
of children around the world leave him carrots for both him and his reindeer.
GREAT SHOT -Ron Pryce Is one of 24
Junior curlers who spend Monday afternoons
at the Seaforth curling rink. Curlers range in
age from 11-18 and there's room for more
curlers. Although there are more boys than
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girls, coach, Irma Pryce says there has been
an increase In the number of female curlers
this year. "We have about the same number
of curlers this year as last year." (VVasalnk
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Senior ringette wins two games
BY CAROLANNE DOIG
The Seaforth and Disti ict Sr. GaAs Ringette
team was busy this past -week. visiting
Stratford and Mitchell. Last Wednesday in
Stratford the girls posted an exciting win over
the Stratford N2 team, rated as the best in the
league. The final score was 5-3 and the whole
team played exceptionally well.
Saturday and Sunday saw the girls at the
Mitchell ringette tournament. They won both
gameyn Saturday defeating Stratford 11I 4-3
arl Brussels 8-6. This assured them a spot in
the semi finals. \even though they still had to
meet Mitchell on 'Sunday.
The Mitchell goaltending proved to be too
much for Seaforth. Although our girls kept
the pressure op�t, the ring wouldn't go in the
net and we list 6-4. '
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The semi final gamg was set for Sunday
afternoon against Stratford 81. The final
score was 4-1 for Stratford this too was an
exciting:game and throughout the tourna-
ment all the girls put on a fine showing.
We were pleased to include two Tweens in
Mir roster and they too. played well.
Unfortunately an injury to Lisa Calver. kept
her from the line up after the first game. We
wish her a speedy recovery as we certainly
need her in the line up. •
On Wednesday. Dec. 28 the Seaforth
Optimists are sponsoring a junior girls
ringette tournament gat the Seaforth and
District Community Centres. The, tounta-
ment'will feature two teams from Seaforth as
well as teams from Goderich, Wingham.
Howick, Mount Forest and Listowel.
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