The Huron Expositor, 1979-01-18, Page 12•
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THE HURON EXPOSITOR* IIANUARY 104 1919
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BY DAVE BROOME
Five skater* Sent out tO
begirt ahockey match. is. on
tileSt nights, a clubs starting
firt up, But .if that number
S IS what you've got for the
evening then the results arn
always sure to be sad.
During :lat Sundays IOW
game the Kings had just S
players, show upand the
Blues used the fatigue factor
in posting an, eaV9-Q rout.
Even Superman would find,
it very difficult •to go 00
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Last week wage.. Imsy one
for Bonspielers with' some
goad prizes being brought •
home by winners and. a s
DowN N • •
life will have it, some losses
TR• as a cotinterbalance.
E• #1 1 Olt%
Fo'og
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minutes let 41000 04r slightly
• less than physically fit 1.1-1,1,
ChOggers•
• It was the Sgeond Straight
triumph ,by the Blues over
the Royal team and the
One-sided affair more than
•bakes up for an, earlier 12-4
thumping administered by
these same Kings.
John Nash paced the win.
nem by scro3ng 4 big goals,
Kett Devereaux, a defeose-
man who is scoring more
a
forwards, helped the cause
hY, netting the fiat -trick. The
3 scores brought his total to
' 14 goals so far this, season, •
Gerry Barringer and Doug •
Fryett rounded out .the scor-
ing by. tallying single goals,
Kick Fortune got Itte
out and that ded :a. league'
record. That was ;the third
whitewash this year itt
league play. Scott King of
• the Flyers has the -other two.
$,TARS.4-WINOS
Their second straight 4-3
• than most of the leagues,
enjoyed by ail
The Winning Streak of
Seaforthto British Consols
entry came to an end on
Sunday at Allenford when
they were defeated in two
straight games by Jim Waite
of St. Thomas and. Wayne
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TI-fiRD.
Snowdramg
'set for February .4:
The annual •Hirron Snow. •
arma cross 'country snow.
• Mobile • to raise fund for
crippled children, is all set to
key underway. on Sunday,
February .4. and local ,or-
ganizers are hoping for some
more snow to keep. the .100
kilometre course in top
shape.
Up until last weekend,
there wasn't enoukh snow on
the course to make a go of it,
said organizer JoeGibson of
Hullett Township, but the
Weekend snowfall of nearly
30 centimetre has improved
• trail greatly,
The Huron Ride for Timmy
raised over 527,000 last year
when 327 snowmobilers rode
the 100 mile course. •
The route this year has
been altered slightly; and
will start at Ray Potters. Farm
,Equipm.ent Dealership in::
Clinton; go up to Auburn.'
across to Blyth, and then
bAck to Potters through Hui
lett Township.
As in other years, •riders
get pledget for -the number
• of miles they travel, and this
year, the minimum pledge
•was lowered to 515 frorn last
year's 530. •
Mr. Gibson said. that this
year, lunch will be available
•it Clinton and Auburn, but
won't be free in order for,the
committee to cut expenses.
• Gas can also be purchased at
Clinton and Blyth, '
Local Lions; Kinsmen, and
Snowmobile clubs for Clinton
Goderich, Auburn, Colnorne.'
Blyth. St. Helens, Hully Gul-
ly will be manning the check-
points through the route, and
STEWART BROS. 75th ANNUAL
INTER SALE
Continues -on the following
WINTER UNES
-Ladies',Dresses „
Ladies' Winter Coats • • • 1/3 s3ff
BioUses• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 1/2 Price
Suits (Kitten)" 1/2'Price
Car Coats • • • • . • .. .1/2 Price
Ladies' Cardigans.— - —1/2 Price
Flan,nektte • •
Nightwear • • • •20°./0 no'
• Table of 'Bros • • ••• • • 1/2 or
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• Men's Suits 20%-30% Off
Men's Sport Coats •
-;.a.r/c) Off
Men's Dress Pants ••20r3/0 off
• 'Winter Coats • . 1/3 Off
• Men's Car Coats., 25°/0 Off
• Long Sleeves ',ten/
Sport or Dress Shirts- -•
Reg. tri179.50 •
Men's Leather Coats • • Men's Sweaters Sweaters • • —20% Off
Mens Winter Undies
Jeans & Cords... —
Men's & Boys Toques
Men's Dress Gloves
Boys' Skidoo Suits— •
Men's Skidoo Suits
20% Off
off
250/0 oft
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200/0 Off
..25(Yo Off
2D0/0- Off
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•' ''.•• Congratulations!
CAREFUL NOW Concentration was the Good curling to the Sea-
. name of the game at the weekend's mixed grarn's Mixed entry from
bonspiel at Seaforth' Curling Club. Seaforth ' Bill and Grace
'•• (EXPC!SitOr Photo) Campbell and Gwen and
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• • John Patterson. They curl
.• ext Sunday at, Goderich in
- All Stars' • boat Ato s n
, - Donsion 13 B Playd ns.
Gretski of Guelph. However
skip Gerry' Walter and his
' team of Bob Wilson, Don
Tremeer And, Bob Jarmuth
should be congratulated on °
their fine curling and, no
doubt, will be back for
another try next year..
bt spite of wintry weather
and poor driving conditions,
the Mixed Iritational Bon -
spiel at Seaforth went with-
out
a hitch, and a great
weekend was enjoyed by all
ctrlers., The winner in the
early • draw was the team
skipped by Bill. Campbell,
Grace Campbell, Vice; Ruth'
„victOrY over the Wings dttr.
Lng 1asilt,S4n4aYS Mid.**
match pusthe Stars in a tie
• for top spot. After losing
their Ors -A 3- games of the
season the green team has,
caught fire winning 7 of B
matches.
That win, coupled with
the FlyerS 6-4 victory over
the Hawks leaves the Wings,
Flyers and, Stars all tied with
7.4 records,
Brian Dale scored a pair of
goals for he green team with
Jim Holland and Doug Phil-
lips getting single. scores.
Kevin Bennett also con-
nected for a pair of goals. for
the Wings while George
' Reeves it emed a single mar-
• ker in a losing, cause.
FLYERS 6 HAWKS 4
There was ample evidence
to prove that:Scott King may
be the best goaltender this
season. The Flyers netmin-
der was sensational during
last Sundays early game and
his heroics bt\veen the pipes
• enabled the flyers to excape
. with an important 6-4, win
over the Hawks.
It was a complete reversal
of form for both clubs, The
dark shirts completely domi-
nated the Flyers„ a team that
posted early 8.0 and 7-2 win
over this same Hawk club.
Lone, second JohniTatterson
Sr. lead Second. - Bob
Fotheringharn, third Doug
, Rowcliffe, and Gord Pryee'S•
team picked.up the consola-
tion, In.the late draw the first
• place team was Bill Fleming,
skip; Marg Fleming, vice;
Don Dance, 2nd; and Ann
„Dance,S,econd; Brum: •
Whitmore, lead,,hird -- Bruce
Coleman arid the consolation .
prize went to Jerry Heather-
iiton. The . next Bonspiel
scheduled is the Ladies Open
on Wednesday'next, January
,24th.•
The team of Gord Pryce;
Grace Campbell, Keith Wil-•
Hanson and Irma Pryce
• placed third in the Mixed
Bonspie,1 at Brussels which
Was sponsored by MCGavin
Feeds last week: and Gord
F'ryce, Neil Dolmage, Roy
Beuermann and Lawrie Fis-
cher are • each:sporting a
•sharp looking velour shirt -
• their prize following their
last Thursday at Mit-
chell's Farmer's' Open spiel.
• will be able to give assistance • . •
to any snowmobiler.
Mr, Gibson said he'd like
to see more snobut have
the Snowarama weekend
come up sunny, and crisp,
with no wind.
More sports
.on page 2
Results at Seaforth
Curling
CIub
Upcorning Bonspiel Ladies Open
• Wednesday, January 10,
the Stratford all Star team
played an exhibition game
h defeatin the ,Seaforth
Atoms
e sole scorer
for Seaforth was Pat Murray
unassisted. Scoring for Strat-
ford were Scott Martin, Dean
Simpson, and Jody Hull.
Friday, January 12, the
tchell Atoms played here
h Seaforth defeating the
vi. eam with. a score of
ith the Seaforth team
s mg hard Scott Driscoll.,
lead the scoring netting 5
goals, 2 unassisted and 1
Assist each by Ron Pryce, Pat
Murray • and. Bill. .Glanville.
Pat Murray added 2 more to
the score board, 1 unassisted
and Mike Betties assisted the
second goal. Scoring the only
goal for Mitchell. was Mike
Murphy unassisted., „
This weFk-end is the Sea -
frith Optimist Winter Carni-
val Atom Tournament, and
Seaforth play their first game'
at 11 a.m. on Saturday.
• WED,JAN.24th
WED. NIGHT COMPETITION
CURLING - JX`K. 10TH
- Wilson over Ste, Marie
• Campbell over Coleman
McDonald tied Cornish
• Lobb over Brownryige
THURSDAY NIGHT MIXED AN 11TH
Deighton over Lingelbach • , 7-5
• 8.7
9-3
13.1.
9-3
4-4
Menzies over Roberton
Patterson Sr. over Beattie
• Dolrnage over Hogarth
9 P.M. DRAW
Jarmuth over Forbes
Cunningham tied Lobb
Wilson over Trerneer 9-4
Fleming over Coleman •7-6
FRIDAY NIGHT MIXED - JAN. I2TH
Campbell over Pryce 10-4
Rowcliffe over Rowat ••7-5
Vincent over Innes 84
, MONDAY NIGHT MEN JAN. 15TH
Longstaff over Traviss 6-4
Deighton over Moore
• 9 P.NI.
Coleman over Forbes
Underwood over Lovett
, Keyes over Pryee 10-2
Vincent over Hutchison 8-4
• TUESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES • JAN. 16TH
Fleming over Forbes 9-5
11owat over Deighton 8-2
Smith over Cunningham
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7-6
7-6
Innes over Lobb 9-4
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FRIDAY, JANUARY 19
4:00 p.m Midget. Practice •
6:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m. --Atom Winter
•• Carnival Hockey Tournament
SATURDAY, JANUARY 20
9:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. Mom HoCkey
• ' Tournament Cont.
11:00 a.m. Seaforth First Game
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• SUNDAY, JANUARY 21
10:00 aan. - 6:00 • p.m. Atom Hockey
Tournament Cont.
• 7:00 p.m. 1.H.L. • •
MONDAY, JANUARY 22'
4:30 p.m. Figure Skating
8:30 p.m, pldtirners
• • TUESDAY, JANUARY 23
• 4:30 p.m. Power Skating
5:30 p.m Pewee Practice
-6145 p.m.- • Bantam Game
8:15 p.m. Midget Game
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24
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1:00- 3s00 p.m. Parents and Pre-Schoolers
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5:00 p.m'. Novice Practice - ,
• 6:00 p.m. Jr. Practiee
8:00 p.m, Women's 13roomball
THURSDAY, JANUARY 25
4:45 pat. Atom Practite
5:45 'Bantam Practice
7:00 p.m. Men's Brooinball
This ad sponsored by
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F.W.Tiiley Ltd
Seafoith
• Good luck also io the men's
on Saturday
to Vanastra
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There, will be some good
curling to watch at the Club
onianuary27and 28thwhen.
Seaforth hosts -the divisions
playdownsforboth the Colts
and Masters spiels. More
information next. week.
ge: ing s;poY".1'wleerpd theagoalsll'PP°si.
• tion 'while-I:is mates were
to
take
vicCoope*tQr' and Key;
Southgate each! had twa-
geals--to pace the Flyers.
'Ralph Wood and Gord' V.
Dwyer added single scores.
Jerry Feeny, Glen Nichol-
son, Kevan Broome and Jer- ,
Brandry notaels1 notes; Ther
for the
Hawks.
been 335 goals. d far
this season, Theleague re,
cord is -479, set last, year.
• Thee have been 328 assists
• registered. to date and the
• league record 538 $also set
as ye . recoi4 for
penalty minutes team
during one season is 232 set
by the Wings rsoring the
1975-76 season, The HavvkS
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hyricoavrer.dawndi.th m417a:ya gamesleft.fall; t that
other records look a little
tough to beat at this point.
Only one. the penalty
minutes by the Hawks, ,may
beC°:ueONsADalVIAniSjwANnINE:X2rTki;79
Games next Sunday Jan
21/79 are 7:00 Blues vs
• Flyers,'8:30 Stars vs Kings,
10:00 Hawks ys
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THANK.,.Y01:41..
• The Se7frth Minor Hockey would like•to
thank he ljeople Aof Seaforth and sur-
rounding area for their support of our local
paper drive. Due to bad weather conditions
and the lack of help. Some' people' Were
• missed and we wish to apologize.
We would like to thank, the people. who,
drove trucks and the few boys who helped.
out. ' •
A Special Thanks to Larry. Whea tley,
• Rathwells and Seaforth, Creamery for the
use of their trucks to transport tne paper to
London. •
•,Since the price of paper has gone down
) very low, in value we will not be conducting
• any paper drives in the near future.
Thanking everybody
SEAFORTH MINOR HOCKEY
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