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The Huron Expositor, 1978-03-16, Page 11THINGS . GET 1-0-116-H f TRE -T46+1 GET. 6-of,;N6! 1HL Kings • the minoiRs Seaforth will have a pew park, Education to share the play- , following decisions by town ground facilities at .t eaforth Council and the Huron Board Of Public School. Pee Wees eliminated 1 THE HURON :exp at !TOR, 11/1/1FICH 16, 197811 You know when some- - one tells-You to take a - " walk? Maybe they've got the right idea. %Valk a blodt.Taday. FOR THE BEST IN * Parts * Service * Accessories. * Rentals , ; lvt,)4i L L SPORTS A RECREATION LIMITED VARNA 162,000 Interested In 'A Men's Industrial Soccer League? M7 TING Wed.. March 22 8 COMMUNITY CENTRE HALL For further information contact the Seaforth Recreation Office 527-0882 • So that We -may be ready for the golfing season and in' order to -protect our fairway and greens from damage during the spring break-up period when ice and snow are disappearing, we must prohibit snowmobiles from entering onto the golf club property. We know inow - mobile operators will understand our problem and that we can count on their cooperation. SEAFORTH GOLF CLUB • r - /rt P%1451 To nowmobilers Notice Spring Coats... 1. Made by Tabe in popular full or half belted._, styles. •Coats that are selling elsewhere at $100.00, sizes 8 to 201/2 7995 to 8995 All-Weather Coats 2 Plain shades, and checks in a wide cOlOUT--. range, and including famous Croydon of England all weather coats. Sizes 9 to 24 1/2 . Special '' 3995.1.0 59 95 Pant Coats • 3. Popular short length pant coats in Canada mist cloth and fortrel blends. Plain shades and checks. Sizes 8 to 20. 29" to 4995 Pant Suits 4. We feature Koret of California. sizes '10 to 42. Cliiigfit International, Sizes 7 to 19 Kitten by Glenayr, sizes 10 to 20 ' A' wide range in Jr. Misses and Women's fittings. 5. The new spring dresses by "Numode" Charles Carroll and Wiltshire Blvd, in Junior, Misses and Women's are ,arriving every day. You must come in and save at 6. The new spring suits again feature vests and come in smart plain shades plus a great number of subdued checks and overehecks-after a Iwo year' absence. We stock shorts, regulars and tails. Prices range $110.00 to $195.00 4 Piece Suits 7. See• these popular reverse vested suits with matching and contrasting pants to give you-four style changes in one suit, made of polyester suiting in plain shades with blending check extra pants. Alf sizes to 48. New Spring SHIRTS 10" to 16" New Easter TIES 400 & 5°° New Dress SOX 1 25-295 3 • welcome planning help from people in the neighbourhood of the playground, or the community in general. The total cost of the "new" park is estimated at $3,600. [by Dave Broome] Jonas Selk, Norman Bethune and-Louis Pasteur they are net. The Hawks, Kings and Stars did, however; play a doctor's role last Sunday night and all injected a dying patient ,with three league saving doses 'of pride, fun and respect. their seasons were over and the . ' resulting match was the finest display pf- pure fun the I.H.L. has • seen all year. The ,Kings gained . The first game of the final back a measure of respect by series for Novice Playoffs was winning the game 4-3 to gain a held in Brussels on Wednesday, triugh,desiry.ed, found robin op, M Arch 8, wit103russels winning There were only two minor . 5-3. " --- penalties called during the Ron Pryce started the scoring contest which featured little or no in the firSt-Perio with two goals. body contact; end to end play; In the second period, Brussels and -Some fine goaltending. The scored one goal. teamsevenexchanged Early in the third period, Jeff goaltenders which resulted in one Alce scored for Seaforth. Then player making a' mad dash down Brussels scored again and with 21 the ice, towards his own net The second left Brussels scored tying comedy didn't end there the game at 3 a piece. however. With about 2 minutes The teams played one ten left, Stars' coach and whipman minute overtime period when Bill Salisbury pulled his goalie Brussels scored two goals, ending and sent two extra men onto the -*....with a score of 5-3 for Brussels. ice. The Kings didn't ,somplain This is a 3 out of 5 series for the and the refs didn't notice. They championship. . "- played that way until the final On Saturday,,.March 11, the buzzer rang. Unfortunately the Seaforth Novice Team travelled to sly tactic failed. That game may Kincardine to play in a tourna- have gone a long way in showing the league there is still room for Sun,• Rob Sallows scored twice for the Royal team with Gary Finigan and. Steve Southgate each getting singles., • Kevan Broome netted a pair for" the . Stars with 'Terry STevenson getting a single marker. ' Hawks 9 Wings , They were out of the running with nothing to gain but pride. LAst Sunday night the Hawks not only finished their season with newfound respect but also sncceede&--in knocking off the Wings and crushing their hopes for birth in the finals. After three straight defeats at the hands of the Red team the victory was sweet indeed. Clive Buist • paced the potent Hawk attack by scoring five big goals. Those five scores gave him a total of 16 during the round robin (a record) and „38 overall (another record).4 • inn' McLeod mid Jerry Feeney each scored a pair of goals to round out the Hawk scoring. Brian Dale and George Reeves scored fog, the Red 'team. And the healing process began SUNDAY MONDAY It was a relatively mild affair that didn't have the nonsense that plagued their last three matches. Anyone hoping for a rough choppy final will'probably be disappointed. Dave 'Broome led the'Blues by netting two goals. Bill •Price, Ron ment bringing home the Conso- lation Trophy„.... The first game was• played at 9:30 a.m. against Hanover with Hanover vvinning,6-1. Pat Murray 'scored Seaforth's only ' goal. sari_ Hockey Showdown. At 1.2q,„ p,, ,the tOurnament Seaforth's goalie, Steve Stapleton. and shooter Ron Pryce both went to the final round loosing by 1 goal. At 2:00 p.m. Seaforth defeated Kincardine by a score of 6-1. Pat Murray, Blair Reuerniann, Bill Glanville and Ron Pryce each scored one for Seaforth while Steve Schroeder scored two goals. At 7:00 p.m. Seaforth defeated Goderich by a score of 3-1 to win the trophy. Pat Murray, -Mike Betties .and Ron Pryce each scored once. On Saturday the Seaforth Pee Woes hosted' Tavistock in their' first game of the Pee Wee Tournament held in Mitchell. Seaforth played a defensive game with close checking and outscored Tavistock 6-2. 'Keith McClure, Seaforth goalie was kept busy and turned away 20 shots. Dave (Sunder led the scoring for Seaforth scoring 2 goals and an assist. Other scorers were Pan Wesenberg, Dave Murray and Jerry Writght 2. -Gadding scored both goals for Tavistock. Minutes in penalties Tavistock 4, Seaforth 2. In the second game Milverton upset Seaforth 5-1. Strong fore- checking and a tight defense kept Seaforth from penetrating • Hawks 3' 2 0 41 2$ 6' , Wings 2 2 1 22 22 5 Kings 1 4 0 13 44 2 Stars 1 4 0 14.26 2 Thursday Nighters Games over 250: Eric Matzold -259,3.31,291; Jim Brown 255; NVayne Matzold 278,250; Larry Phi msteel 273; 'Karen Munro (spare) 271; John Cairns 276; Murray Bemiewies 278. Triples over 700; Erice Matzold 881; Wayne Matzold 753; ,john Cairns 722; Karen Munro 710; Larry Pluinsteel 709. , Ladies' Nigh Average:' Mary- anne Weiler 186. tvlens' High Average:. Eric • Matzold 248. LadieS' High Singles and Trip- les: Karen. Munro 258,749; Lois King 257,690. Mens' High Singl- es and Triples: Eric Ma-lipid '779: Jerry Nobel 331, 734; John Hauwert 312.729; Art .' Finlayson 724; Bill Brown 326,699. At theTh Arena Seaforth Broomba ELECTION. NIGHT Monday, March 20, p.m. Seaforth District High School The move allowS the play- ground to receive grants As a recreation centre. The student council at S.P.S, will contribute $1,200 to buying new playground equipment and the town's rec. committee $300. 4 The Town passed a by-law authorizing the agreement with the board Monday night and the beard agreed sto the proposal at its meeting last to in Clinton.• SPS principal Paw Carroll said the school, which is working closely with therecdirector, would Blues 5 Flyers 2 The only thing of interest in this match was 'the fact that the Blues stretched their amazing unbeaten streak to 15 games with the victory. Both clubs prepped up • for, . their -upcoming final• beginning next Sunday night. Hildebrand, with the winner, and Gord Moylan all added singles. Paul Hulley and. Fred Burtpn scored, for the Flyers. I.H.L. final next Sunday, March 19, 1978. Best of three series. Blues vs. Flyers 8:30 I.H.L. notes: Clive Buist leads the overall scoring with a record 62' points. Dave Brooms of the Blues is second with 53 points. The Blues finished, with 78 minutes in penalties. Ron Hildebrand leads with 30 minutes and Broome has, 28 minutes. The Hawks scored the most goals with 41. The Blues finished second with 38 total goals. Had the Hawks tied the Flyers during their first round ,robin match, they would have made the final. Final Rona RObin Standings T- W L T F Ast. Pts. Blues '4 0 1 38 19 9 Flyers 3 2 0 74 16 6 with the •Stars-Kings match. Both Novice 'win -teophy clubs took to the ice knowing that eat Goderich SEA-FORTH MINOR SOCCER ORGANIZATIONAL /MEETING Thursday, March 30 . 7:30 Seaforth Community Centre . All interested 'coaches, managers, parents or anyone interested. in Minor Soccer asked, to attend. Results At The Curling Club This Week COMING EVENTS March 26 Junior Fun Day April 9 Mixed Fun Day ' April 15 Junior Pot-Luck Supper April 29 Annual Pot-Luck Supper MEN'S LEAGUE • Longstaff tied Roberton 6-6 Cunningham over Cornish 11-2 Brown -over Patterson 8-7 Beattie over Linglebach 8-5 Rowcliffe . over Forbes 11-5 . tairipbelizt6Ver FrafferSon 8-7 • Lovett over Wilson 13-4 LADIES LEAGUE Deighton over Murray 10-2 Brown over Dolmage 11.2 Beattie over Fotheringham 12.2 JUNIOR LEAGUE Ruston over Van Vliet 6.3 Vincent 'over Wilson 7-4 M. Underwood over. Ste. Marie 5.2 D. Underwood over Primeau 11-1 MIXED LEAGUE " Boswell over Beattie 7-6 Brown over Beuttenmiller 7.6 Roberton over Patterson 9-2 tinglebach over Hoggarth 11-3 Hilderly over Deighton 10-5 .Fotheringham over Tremeer 6-3 Hayter over Wilsotrlt-2 Fleming Over Forbes1-5 Smith over Cunningham 8-6 Campbell over Patterson 64 Roweliffe over Iviakins (MeGavin) Ste. Marie over. McKay 11-6 Sponsored by Wright-Taylor Ltd, 8 a.m.-1 p.m. Saturday Morning Houseleague -Iockey 1:30-3 p.m. Public Skating 3:15 p.m. Novice Practice 6 p,m. Pee Wees Vs. Lucknow 8:30 p.m. Oldtimers MARCH 19 ,130 p.m. Pee Wee Game 700 Tr.m. I. H . L. Finals MARCH 20 . - . 1:30 p.m.-3 p.M. Public Skating 4:30 p.m. Learn to SCate 5:15 p.m. Figure Skating 8:30 p.m. 0,..Idtimers Game TUESDAY MARCH 21' 1:30 p.m.-3 p.m. Public 'Skating 7 p.m. Bantam Game 8:30 p.m. Midget Game WEDNESDAY MARCH 22 1-3 p.m. Parents and Pre-Schoolers' 4 p.m. Power Skating 5 p,m. Novice Practice 8 p.m. Women's Broomball Playoffs THURSDAY MARCH 23 8:30 a.m.-6:30 p.m. Atom House League Tournament 8:30 p.m. Men's Broomball Playoffs FRIDAY ,MARCH 17 8 p.m. Public Skating SATURDAY MARC11,18 (nniminn TIRE ntl.atiall mai F LW: tsaiorlh Milverton -goalie. John Dale tipped in Seaforth's lone goal on a , pass from Dave r Murray. Phil We stmdn scored a hat trick getting three goals for Milverton while Dewar and Carter added one each. Seaforth were then eliminated. Minutes in penalties Milverton 4, Seaforth 2.