The Huron Expositor, 1979-01-25, Page 12•
12 .... THE HURON EXPOSITOR, ,fANU Y 25, 1979
MY THAT CHEQUE. LOOKS N•ICE:.. Dennis
Martin,, treasurer."of the. Mouii.t: Forest
Broomball League presents,a cheque for $120.
to Gary Dill , c.oach of the local ladies'
broomball team, and toiassistaht captain Norah
Eckert. captain,' 'Joan Pinder and assistant
captain Jean
in the Mou
Tournament
to Jan. 14.
Dow. The'ladies were runners-up
nt Forest Centennial Broornball:
held in the community. on Jan•. 1
(Mount Forest Condederate Photo)
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Naturally speaking
by Steve Cook
Dress .: for ` _ e :cold
If you are; heading out to doa little
exploring in the back -country it is a good
idea to go prepared for the. worst. All too
often I've seen people strjlqng out on Their
cross country skis wearing what I would
consider is less thari.minimum amounts of
clothing. Sure, I realize that this style of
skiing is avert' vigorous sport, but 1'11' bet
that these people have never considered
she_ possibility of a , broken ski or a
malfunctioning _ binding when they •'are
"way out in the back forty,"' A half mile
hike through knee deep Snow is hard
enough when you are properly dressed, let
alone wearing light pants and ski boots that
look more like oxfords,
If yqu are ' plahning on leaving ` the
groomed trails at all, you --f said be well
advised to carry a few extras along in a
light knapsack. A light vest (down or
fiberfill) and a ch ap:.pair of snowmobile
boots won't weigh that much and could
possibly avoid a real tragedy:
Snowshoers are better off in that 'they..,
are usually dressed a little more reasonably
as heavy clothing does not hamper, their
movements. I usually wear a down vest
with a heavy hydro style parka over
everything. The parka stays open when I'm
on ,the- move to help a ventilate and avoid
`'sweating up", and -gets zipped up when I
stop. If I do find I'm heating up, it's' the
vest that comes off, NOT the parka. When
using the layer principle, always remember
that it's the middlelayers that should' be
added to or subtracted from,not the inner
or outer shells,
There are several important items that.
find their way into my parka pockets at the
start of winter apd Stay there until the -snow
melts. A waterproof match safe with strike
anywhere matches: a good pocket knife
and a : coil of copper wire are the most •
important; The matches are self explan• .
atory and With the knife and wire, I can
effect, almost any repair to a disabled
snowshoe; even splinting up a broken
frame: A big field pack full of accessories is
not necessary, but a little thought and a
few simple items can go a long way toward
avoiding a lot of bardship at the least.
Hypothermia is a killer'; and its symp-
toms should be known and recognized by
anyone venturing off 'the beaten track.
:Most outdoor magazines have carried in.
depth articles on the causes: symptoms.
"and: effect of hypothermia and should be
referred to for a more complete . under-
standing. Frostbite is another, companion
of the winter traveller, 'and should_be
guarded against.: Your local library "or
doctor can probablv supply you with all the
information you need regarding' :these
;afflictions.
Winter can: be a hard; merciless oppon-
ent 'or
ppon-ent'or a beautiful, enshrouded; wonderland.
The .way you approach it can make the
difference between,4 fight for your life or a
beautiful; rewarding experience;.
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The Gymnasium at CHSS
was the scene of the annual.
Knights of Columbus L.
sponsored Basketball Free
Throw- -competition - last ---
Sunday afternoon: The after-
noon was organized. by
District 31 of the K :of C
which includes the area from
Stratford to Goderich in-
cluding St Coltirnban'and all
areas inbetween. -
Youth Activity 'Chairman
John Ryan of the Seaforth
Council organized and super-
vised the competition ably assisted by Knights from' the
Stratford. Seaforth. and
Goderich Councils. '.'Grand
Knights Andy Kelly from
Stratford . Seamus Doherty
from Seaforth. and Gacton
Jacques- from Goderich and
District Deputy Pat `Osborn
were present as official re -
pa n so r
e
Bowling
Scores'
EGMONDVILLE BOWLING
LEAGUE
LAST WEEK
Ladies' High single and'•
triple, Ch eryle Kruse 261,
617 (Spare); Seasons High
single and triple, Rose
'Bisback, 21. 660
Men's High single and
triple, Randy Gridzak, 278,
734; Seasons' High Single.'
Larry Broome, 385; . `!triple,
Randy Gridzak 819.
THiS WEEK
Ladies' High single Patty
Ann Gridzak, 222; 'triple;,
Linda Gridzak, 572; Seasons
High single and triple Rose
Riaback, 25,1, 660, •
Men's High 'Single and
triple, Art, Strong 286, 670,
Seasons high single Larry
Broome, 385; Tr;!,..Randy'
Gridzab, 410. '
ponsorthrow
presentatives`of the Knights. Michael's Catholic School,
This annual competition is . Stratford', girls:12 years old -
open to all students ageJl 1 to Shauna Rae of St, Joseph's,
14 years who attend Catholic' School, Stratford,
Elementary;__Schools in 'boys 13 years old Jeff
Ontario. Students compete I'ilmore Brookside Public
on :a local Council level, School, Goderich, girls 13
winners advance to the years old - Mary Ochrnan St.
District level. and winner at Michael's Catholic. School.
the District level compete on • Stratford, boys 14 -years old
an all Ontario level, Larry Pollack of Colburne.
Successful students <Central School, girls 14 years
Sunday .were; Eleven year old Lisa Christesen also of
old boys - Brent Brooks of Colburne Central School: All
Blyth Public iehool, eleven these students Were pre•
year old girls - Heidi Wieh of . sented with trophies coin -
St. Mary's Catholic School, pliments of District 31 of the
Goderich, boys 12 years old • K of C by District Deputy' Pat
Steve ., Wickert of fit. O'born
• OHA Junior `D
HOCKE
Thamesford Trojans
VS
Seaforth Centenaires
FRI. JAN, 26t
Seaforth Arena
8:30 p.m.
Bothwell Barons
Seaforth, Centenaires
UN. JAN. 28th
Seaforth Arena
2tlbp.tn.
This ad sponsored by
':snownt.„
Snowmobilers and skiicrs
hada ball at; the Sorth
Optimist 12th Wieafnters
Carnival on the weekend as.
snow conditions were perfect
for a" run in the country.
175 snowmobilers turned
Out for a 3U—mile poker rally$ •
Sunday which was w -on by
Bill. Desjardir e of Goderich.
Other top hands were held by
2nd, Murry McNichol.
R,R,#, Walton; 3rd. Jim
Carter,. Walton; 4th, Jeff
Butson; Staffa 51h, John.
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Bnett, 1✓gondviUe; 6th
Doug Dale, Seaforth.
About 40 cross country°
skiiers. many of them in
family groups took off
through the woods at
Seaforth's golf course. Poker
winners were; • 1st," Rose
MacArthur, Brantford; 2nd;
Anne Ribey, Seaforth; 3rd.
.Bill Scott, Seaforth Ath,.
Tsvvla Phillips, Egniondville;.
5th Tom Phillips,.
Egmondville,
ATOMS
Teams from as far away as
Newmarket and: Byron
competed in the Optimist
Mont tournament, all week-
end tlx: ;the arena, A champs
were Goderich who downed
Kincardine 4-l• Seaforth
made it to the B serieS
playoffs but were defeat ed
.tby Brussels 6.0.
Seaforth Optimist Winter
,`•Carnival Atoni Tournament.
scores in the "A" series
a ,ere:_Goderich 5 - Exeter 1;
IKint;ardine 4 • Walkerton 2;
Byron. 6 - Hanover' 2;
Goderich 3 .'Newmarket. 2;
Kincardine 6 - Byron. 4;
Walkerton 3 • Hanorer/1;
Byron 9 - Exeter. 3; New.
market 3 = , Walkerton 2;
Goderich 7 „'Kincardine 4;
Byron 6 - Newmarket 1;
Kincardine 3 - Byron 2.
M.V,P, "A" series was
David Jewell,' Goderich
Atoms.
"B". series scores w'ere:',
Mitchell 5 - Blyth O;. Brussels
2 • Lucknow 0;Wingham 4
Elma-Logan. 2; Seaforth ,7 -
Mitchell 9; . Brussels 6 -
Wingham 2, Elma-Logan l
Lucknow 0; Wingham, 5
Blyth 3; Elma-Logan 5
Mitchell' 2; Brussels '1
Seaforth 0; Wingham. 1` w
Elma•Logan 0; Seaforth 5
Wingham 1;' Seaforth 3 -
Brussels 2.
"B"' series Championship:
,game Brussels 6 - Seaforth.
0. M,Y P- "B:" series Marty
Rutledge, Brussels Atoms.
SCULPTURES
About 30 kids spend all of
-Saturday morning in, the
snow making sculptures.
Winners were, in order. ,of
placing in the junior, grades''
1-5 'division. a turkey by
Alison Scott and Colleen
Ungarian. Seaforth Public
School, Snoopy on the dog
house by Tod, Jeffrey and
Steve McKellar of. Huron
Centennial . School, and,
winter scene by Mary Jane
Eisler,. Ken' and Carol
Axtman of Scaforht Public
School; ,
Senior winners were...
snowmobile:' by Doug Hulley
and Charlie Malcolm of SPS,
the zoo by grade 7 and 8
students at. St. Columban
school and Oscar in ;the
garbage can by Brenda
Wesenberg, Denise Morey
THE SEAFORTH PEEWEE, CHAMPS— The Seaforth, PeeWee team captured the‘championship
Teammembers are(front row, left to right)
at a recent minor hockey tournament held'; in .Palmerstgn. , 9
Barry Campbell, Derek Cooper, David M,•cLlwaln(captain), Michael Schwarzand Jerry Wright'
(secondrow) Allan Wocks, Jeff Campbetl Todd Morey, Blaine-ackwell'and:Kevin Williamson
and (back row)•Murray, Henderson (team manager),: Bill . Dale, ,David: Campbell,, Greg; Murray,
Darren Crocker, Kevin Melady, Scott Driscoll,
and Jack McLiwain (coach).
(Photo byMarcon Studio)
And Andrea Pinder. of SPS.
'A Friday ..isino night and
Iwo dances Saturday night
were all well: attended. While
there wasn't a lot of
particpationin the woodfesl
activities. Saturday after-
noon. several tried out .cross,
eta. Weft anti power saws
lastest with the chain saw
.011c1 'at Gutting through a big
maple log about: 21" in
diameter was Jim, Garniss of
Brussels.
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Bowling Scores
ST. JAMES BOWLING - • Blues:
50's
56 OV's
82 Colts
63 High Lights,-
74 ; Gldens
LAST WEEK
Blues
•50's-
' off's
50's':OV's
Colts
High Lights
Goldens .33
Men's Hi h single and
triple. Lyle -'Arley 314. 81,7...
Ladies' high, single Kinn
Maloney 243. and triple,
Paula Marcussen, 576.
THIS WEEK
'63
84'
68'
' 74
51
38
Men's high.. single and.
triple: Terry -Young 329,,, 824,, ;
Ladies high. single,' Diane
Swirklis: Colleen Lindeman,
226; Ladies Triple. Colleen
Lindeman, 544.
FRIDAY, JANUARY26
4:00 p.m. Midget. Practice
6:30 pan. Ringette. Seaforth vs Wingham
8:30 p.m. Jrs.'vs Thamesford'
SATURDAY, JANUARY 27
8:00 a.m. • 1:00 p.m, Sat, Morning Hockey
1:30 •3:00 p.m. Public Skating '
6:15 p.m. Atoms vs. Mitchell
8:00 p.m. Oldtimers
SUNDAY, JANUARY/8
12 Noon Midget Practice
2:00 p.m. Jrs, vs Bothwell
7:00 p.m. 1. H. L.
MONDAY, JANUARY 29
4:30 .,8:30' p.m. Figure Skating
890 Oldtimers
TUESDAY, JANUARY 30
4:30 p.m. Power Skating
5:30 p.m, Pewee Practice
6:45 p.m. Bantam Practice
8:15 p.m. Midgets vs Clinton
• WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31
1:00.3:00 p.m. Parents & Pre-Schoolers
5:00 p.m. Novice Practice
6:00 p.m. Jr. Practice
8:00 p.m, Wonicn's Broomball•
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1
4:45 p.m Atom Practice
5:45 p.nt Bantam Practice
7:00 p.m Men's Broomball
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Thi ad sponsored by
CRnnDIRn TiRE
PoW.Till y:It , Seaforth
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Exhibition Place
Toronto
Jan. 30, 31, Feb. 1, 2, 1979 10 am. to 6 pm.
Jan 1) Oki Time Fakdlers Cuxtttst • Jan 31 Horse Ptdl arm idle
Feb 1 2 Tractor Pull •Ladies Program Darty • Cattle Saws
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For sponsoring our Atom Team
For the Medalions you presented to us
as runners up.
--.:For the supper to which you invited us
when it was, all over.
and THANKS to the PARENTS
Who -so kindly billetted. the members of the
Newmarket Team over the weekend.
Ron Driscoll, Gordon Pryce, Coaches
n . • '"• Kar e Driscoll, nscoll, Manager
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