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(43. BIRTHS
FEENEY
MIIe and Bill are thrilled to
annOunce the safe arrival of their
new sister, Samantha Jolene, born
Feb. 1, 1996 at 2:31 a.m. Proud
parents are Francis and Glenda.
Spoiling privileges go to Bill and
Catherine Feeney and Men and
Karen Geddes. 43-07x 1 ar
TERPSTRA
Chuck and Samantha are proud to
announce the early arrival of their
first son, Curtis Daniel, on January
26, 1996 at Stratford General
Hospital. weighing 6 lbs. 13 oz.
Spoiling privileges go to Floyd and
Mary Nesbitt, Seaforth and Charlie
aad-Cat'�ierine
Terpstra. Brussels.
Special thanks to Dr. Zettel and
staff at Seaforth Hospital, Dr.
Whitmore and Dr. Kinantar and
nursing staff at Stratford Hospital
and Dr. Chacon and Dr. Levine
and nursing staff at Children's
Hospital, London. We would also
like to thank our family and friends
for all their help, support, cards
and gifts during our hospital stay
and since corning home. Many
hugs and kisses go out to Daddy
for his love and support as he took
good care of mom and Curtis. 43-
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THOMPSON
Sarah is pleased to announce the
long anticipated arrival of her
sister, Ashley Marie, born January
29, 1996 at Seaforth Community
Hospital weighing 8 lbs. 14 oz.
Proud parents are Ron and Ann ,
and grandparents are Lorne and
Lila Thompson of Clinton and
Walter and' Muriel McClure of
Seaforth. Another great grandchild
for Marie Dalrymple and George R.
Campbell, both of Seaforth. 43-
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46. IN MEMORIAM
•
VAN DYK: In loving memory of a
dear Dad and Grandpa, Ted Van
Dyk, who was taken from us so
suddenly 17 years ago, February
16, 1979.
When family ties are broken,
, And loved ones have to part,
It leaves a scar that never heals,
And ever breaking hearts.
We cannot bring the old days
back,
When we were all together, ,
But loving thoughts and
memories, ,
Will live with us forever. ,
Forever in our hearts and never
forgotten by Kevin and Marg,
Jason, Michelle. Kyle and Bradley
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RUSTON: In loving memory of a
,wife and mother, Gwen Ruston
who passed away Feb. 8, 1989.
Those whom we love go out of
sight,
But never out of mind,
They are cherished in the hearts,
Of those they left behind.
Loving and kind in all her ways,
Upright and just in all her days,
Sincere and true in heart and
mind,
Beautiful memories she left
behind.
Lovingly remembered by Lawrence
and children, daughters-in-law,
sons-in-law and grandchildren
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46. IN MEMORIAM )
BENNEWIES: In loving memory of
a dear wife, mother and
grandmother, Loretta who passed
away February 19, 1994.
I have lost my soul's companion,
A life linked with my own,
And day by day I miss her more,
As i walk through life alone.
Lovingly remembered by husband
Ralph and Family. 46-07x1
VAN DYK: Theodore: In loving
memory of our dear husband,
father and grandpa, who passed
away seventeen years ago,
February 16, 1979.
Dear Lord, please take a message
to our father up above,
Tell him that we miss him and.
give him all our love.
If we could have one wish today
and know it would come true,
We'd telephone to Heaven, Dad,
and ask to speak to you.
Your smile is gone forever and
your hands we cannot touch,
So Lord, if there are roses in
Heaven, please pick a bunch with
care,
Place them in Dad's arms and tell
him that we care.
His memory is our keepsake with
which we'll never part,
God has him in His keeping, we
have him in our hearts.
Nothing could be more beautiful
than the memories we have of
you, '
To us you were someone special,
God must have thought so too.
They say that time heals
everything, but we know that isn't
50,
Because it hurts as much today
as it did seventeen years ago,
So those who have a father,, love
him while you may, .
For how we wish with all our
hearts that we had ours today.
We love and miss you Dad and
will always treasure your
memory....Love: your wife
Margaret, your children - Mary
and Danny, Marg and Kevin,
Connie and Mike, Ken and
Margie, Ed, Ted and Leanne,
Wilma and Rich, Rosie and Mike,
Linda and Andrew, Steve, and all
of your 25 grandchildren. 46-07x1
(47. CARDS OF THANKS
KENNEY
Michael, Teresa and Barb, Nancy
and Kelvin Schneider and Family,
Grandma (Veronica) Meidinger,
and Armelda Fulford, Bill Kenney
and Jody Douglas: You've all been
there with me and without me,
through thick and, now thin. I love
and appreciate each and every
one of you in a special .way. I
couldn't have made it without you
all I love you. From the bottom of
my heart ,thank you. Happy
Valentines Day. - Shirley Kenney
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MILLER
Sincere thanks to Dr. C. Shepherd
and Dr. Passi and his staff and
nurses at University Hospital while
I was a patient there.' Also to those
who sent flowers, cards, food to
our home, phone calls and visits.
Special thanks to my family for
their love, support and help. It is
truly appreciated. - Joyce Miller
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Community Calendar L
WED., _FEB. 14 MON., FEB. 19
1:00-3:00 p:m. - Parents' and Tots' 9:00-10:00 a.m.. - Fitness is
Skating at,the Arena . Fun at the Arena
1:30-4:00 p.m. - Senior '4:30-9:00 p.m. - Figure Skating
Shuffleboard at the Arena at the Arena
4:30-5:30 p.m. - Novice and Tween 7:30-10:30 p.m. - Minor Sports
Bingo at the Arena - Evenings
host will be - Arena Board
9:00-10:30 p.m. - St. Marys vs.
Beavers Oldtimers Hockey
A Ringette at the Arena
5:30-6:30 p.m. - Tykes
Hockey at the Arena
6:30-7:30 p.m. - Junior and Belle
Ringette
7:00-8:00 p.m. - Step Training
at the Arena,
7:30-9:00 p.m. - Minor Broomball
at the Arena
8:00-9:00 p.m. - Fitness is Fun
at the Arena
9:00-10:30 p.m. - Ladies'
Broomball at the Arena
10:30-11:30 p.m. - Men's
Broomball at the Arena
THURS. , FEB. 15
TUES., FEB. 20
9:00-11:30 a.m.. - Parents' and
Tots' Playgroup at the
Northside United Church
10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. - Parents' '
and Tots' Skating at the Arena
5:30-800 p.m. - Minor Hockey
at the Arena
WED., FEB. 21
' 1:00-3:00 p.m. - P'arents' & Tots'
Skating at the Arena ,
4:00-6:00 p.m. - Figure Skating 1:30-4:00 p.m. - Senior
at the Arena Shuffleboard at the Arena ,
6:00-7:30 p.m. - Bantam Hockey 4:30-5:30 p.m. • Ringette at the
practice Arena
7:30-9:00 p.m. - Mfhor Broomball 5:30-6:30 p.m. • Novice Hockey
9:00-11:30 p.m. - Men's Broomball ' at the Arena
at the Arena �+ 6:30-7:30 p.m. - RIngette at the
FRI . , FEB , 1 7:00-8:00 p.m. Step Training
10:30-11:30 a.m. - Storyhour at the at the Arena
Library 7:30-9:00 p.m. - Minor BroombalL
1:00-3:00 p.m. - Seniors' Bowling ' at the Arena
at Starlight Lanes
3:00-11:00 p.m. - Ringette
Tournament at the Arena
SAT, FEB. 17
7:00-11:00 p.m. - Ringette
Tournament at the Arena
SUN. , FEB. 18
7:00a.m.-6:30 p.m. - Ringette
Tournament at the Arena
6:30-11:00 p.m. - Possible Minor
Hockey Playoff Games
8:00-9:00 p.m. - Fitness is Fun
at the Arena •
9:00-10:30 p.m. - Ladies'
Broomball at the Arena
10:30-11:30 p.m. - Men's Broomball
at the Arena
If you're organizing a non-profit event of interest to other
Seaforth area residents, phone the ,recreation office 527-
0882 .or the Expositor at 527-0240. or mail the
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scheduled date. Free listing includes date, time, name of
event end location only. Space for the Community Calendar is
donated by The Huron Expositor.
Grads food but Dumpers one goal better
( Feb. 7 results )
SOCIALITE 5 W'THROP 0
Socialites trounce Winthrop
with a shutout. Socialites
scorers were Barb Elliott and
Marg Henderson, with lots of
quick passes from Sandra Hunt,
Liz Coghlin anti Susan
McLachlan. Winthrop not sure
if the real M. Verberne wants
to go in net again... but as long
as they had fun.
PARR LINE 3 POLAR 0
Polar Ice always keeps a
steady pace - with a little...here
a check, there a check and no
checks on goals. However, Parr
Line always has trouble star-
ting to score, Goals were
gained by Cheryl Kruse, and a
couple by Bonnie O'Reilly:'
Quick passes by Heidi Elliott,
Bev Shea and Glenda Chaput.
PARR LINE 1 ROYALS 0
The Royals couldn't buy a
goal but they out -played Parr
Line in the last half of the
game. Parr Line gets the break,
and Claude Porier scores on
Quick wrist -action shot. He
ks Mark Ryan for thc
perfect pass, and for the win.
Great game by both teams.
( Feb. 8 results)
DUMPERS 2 GRADS 1
Grads seemed to out -hustle
and out -shoot the Dumpers in
the second half. Chris Goris
leaps and bounds over
Dumpers, and flips the ball
over the goalie's shoulder. No
assist needed. Well our
Another snowmobile stolen
A black snowmobile was
stolen Saturday on Ilighway 4
at Brucefield. The Goderich
detachment of the Ontario
Provincial Polite reports the
1982 Citation model is valued
at 51,200.
OPP at Goderich also report
a shoplifter was detained at
Stedman's on Scaforth's Main
Street on Friday. A 14 -year-old
was arrested and released into
mother's custody.
Sweet teeth
The Swiss cat more chocolate
per person than anywhere vise
in the world, about 21.4
pounds. Canadians t•on.mun e
seven pounds :1 Person.
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j47. CARDS OF THANKS
CAMERON.
The family of the late Marie
Cameron wish to • express our
deepest appreciatiRne those who
showed and expressed 'such
kindness after Marie's sudden
passing. A special thank, you to
those who called, sent cards,
brought food to our homes, visited,
gave donations and shared their
memories of Marie with us Also to
the ambulance attendants, the
doctor and nurses on • call early
Sunday morning, Ross, Joyce and
Ruth of Whitney-Ribey Funeral
Home, thank you once again for all
of your help and assistance. We
will always be grateful when we
think of everything that Jean,
Georgina and Morgan did to help
us get through this time of grief.
Again, many thanks. - Jim
Cameron, Charlie, Sheila, Pam,
arid Doug and Families
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FEENEY •
Samantha wishes to thank Dr.
Percival for delivering her safely
into the world and Glenda wishes
to thank Kay, Cheryl and Helen for
their great coaching and all the
, other nurses for the great care we
received while in their care.
47-07x1
OLIVER
I would like to send a special
thanks to everyone for the good
food which my family received and
the many cards and visits I
received while I was a patient in
Victoria and Parkwood Hospitals.
- Joyce Oliver 47-07-1
POPPE
Thank you to my family and friends
for their concern and well wishes
while in my car accident (Jan. 22).
Thank you also to the ambulance
attendants, Dr. Shepherd, Jane
McNaughton and Mary Coyne. A
special thank you to the
Timmermans for calling the
ambulance and to Murray and
Allison Connolly for their kindness
and support and for not, being
upset that I put major dents in the
wheat field. Thanks again.
- Amanda Poppe 47-07-1
THOMPSON
Ron, Sarah, Ashley and I wish to
thank Dr. Rodney and the staff of
Seaforth Community Hospital and
Seaforth Medical Clinic for the
prenatal care I received and the
excellent care Ashley and I
received during and after her
recent arrival. Thanks also to our
family, friends and neighbors for
their support during my pregnancy
and their gilts and visits since
Ashley's arrival. - Ann Thompson
47-07x1
Dumpers arc getting hyper, as
nothing is going their way -
ftnally they get a couple of
breaks as Brett Finlayson and
Bob Watson McKenzie pop in
a couple of sure goals.
Dumpers keep lead for the win.
Quick passes from John Cairns,
Don Henderson and Kevin
VanDen Neucker.
RIDERS 1 WINTHROP 1
Easy Riders arc only five
minutes into thc game when
Jim Butson tips ball into the
top corner of the net, with an
awesome pass from Jason
Phelan. Winthrop has only 10.
seconds left before overtime
when Dan Hoggart shoots from
Local spo
Hockey
OHA JUNIOR •
"D"EVEOPh1EN f LEAGUE
WEST CONFERENCE
Moroi, Division
W l- T F A I'TS
Exeter 30 3 3 191 101 63
ucan 23 12 2 175 129 48
Seaforth 20 16(5)1 -176 13(1 46
N. Midlx 13 10(5)3 .145 153 34
Mitchell 13 18(1)5 135 151 30
Thomas Division
r. Stanly 24 11 1 171 136 49
Mt.Brygs 20 11(2)4 176 13(1 46
Thmsfrd 20 12 4 174 114 44
Lambeth 14 20(2)2 128 156 32
Belmont 11 24(1)0. 129 178 23
( Overtime losses worth point )
• GAMES TI 115 WEEK
Wed: Seaforth at Mt. I3rjdges, 8:15.
( End of regular schedule )
WOAA SENIOR A
(as of Feb. I)
W L
16 4
14 6
13 6
8 9
11
Ripley
Brussels
Wiarton
Clinton
Palmerston
Arthur
Drayton
Goderich
-9
9
T
2
2
3
13 1
6 14 2
5 17 0
Pts
34
30
27
19
19
19
14
10
SEAFORTH & DISTRICT
MINOR (HOCKEY ASSOC.
WOAA
Novice 1
( WOAA round-robin playoff with
Mitchell, Wingham, Clinton and
Stephen Township.)
( Feb. 6 )
Seaforth 3 at MITCHELI. 2 (OT)
SEA FORTH GOALS: Bradley
I lenderson 2, Matt Carnochan.
A NAIL•BITER: Seaforth scores one
minute into sudden -death overtime
to beat Mitchell for the first time
this season.
(Dorchester tournament/
on weekend)
Seaforth 9 vs Goderich 2
LOCAL MARKSMEN: I lenderson
3, Calahan O'Reilly 3, Tyler EIIig-
sen, Ryan Nurse, David Verberne.
Seaforth 5 vs New Hamburg 0
SEAFORTH, COALS: Tyler Ellig-
sen, Manderson, David Verberne,
(YReilly.
Mitchell 3 vs Seaforth 1
SEAFORTH GOAL: (•arnuchan.
MVP: Goalie Mark Wilbce.
Mitchell's final goal went into an
empty net.
•Novice 11
( Zurich tournament/
on weekend )
Paris 2 vs Seaforth 1
HENSALL
SHUFFLEBOARD
( results Feb. 6 )
6 -game winners:
Pat Davis, 489;
Hazel McEwan, 407;
Eric Mansfield, 346;
Hugh McKay, 377;
Alice Thiel, 368;
Gordon Clubb, 363;
Dave Woodward, 358;
John Pepper, 348.
the bluelinc and scores a
dynamite goal. No help needed.
Game stays tied. It's too bad a
couple of players missed the
last five minutes of the game.
They seemed quite entertained
at centre ice in round one, and
both were knocked out by the
refs. Go directly to your dres-
sing rooms.
KNIGHTS 4 RAIDERS 2
Give those Raiders another
second half and this could have
been a totally different score.
Raiders goals were scored by
wee and mighty Verne Gervais,
with lots of help from Derek
McDonald, Jack Holmes and
Toby Phillips. Better watch out
for those red lines Toby (he,he)
OK, Knights turn, as goals
were scored by Chris Weer-
nink, Jim Nyenhuis and Larry
Baer, quick passes by Jeff
Campbell. Raiders goalie gives
Dada quick, wrist -action shot
into the crowd. Timekeepers
thank Dad, Mr. Dearing, for
retrieving thc balls.
GAMES THIS WEEK
(Feb. 14 )
9 p.m.- Parr Line vs. Perth,
9:50 - Socialites vs Winthrop,.
10:40 - Grads vs Dinvipers.
( Feb. 15 )
9 p.m.- Parr Line vs. Cyclones,
9:50 - Winthrop vs. Royals,
10:40 - Raiders vs. Easy
Riders.
rts SCOREBOARD
SEAFORTH GOAL: Ryan Wilson.
HIGHLIGHT: Stephen Medd in net
Was Seaforth's AIVI'. Wilson scored
with 44 seconds left to tie. Seaforth
lost in double -overtime.
London 8 vs Seaforth 1
SEAFORTH GOAL: Darren Beaver.
HI(1ILIGHT: David McClory
game MVI' for Seaforth. •
Atom
(Seaforth wins best -of -five
OMI IA/WOAA playoff 3-2)
( Feb. 10 )
Durham 1 at SEAFORTH 4
SEAFORTH GOALS: Luke Vick,
Josh holland, Steven Henderson,
Steve Carnochan.
( Fcb. 8)
Seaforth 5 at DURl1AM 4
Future games:
Thu,-.: at Mitchell.
Sat: at Seaforth, 6 p.m., if necces-
sary
Atom 11
(Seaforth trails best -of -five
1,'OAA/OM1-1A playoff 2-0)
Future games:
Sun: at Seaforth, 6:30 p.nt.
Peewee 1
(Seaforth trails second -round
WOAA/OMI IA playoff 1-0.)
( Feb. 10 )
Mitchell 7 at SEAFORTH 1
SEA FORTH GOAL: Dean Wood.
Future games:
Tues: at Mitchell.
Mon: at Mitchell, 7:45 p.m.
Peewee II
Seaforth 5 at GODLRICH 2
SEAFORTH SCORERS: Rick Har-
burn 3, Curtis Wilson, Greg Dev-
ries.
F. 10 )
llrussels' ( 6 at cbSEAFORTH 1
SEAFORTH GOAL: 1 larburn.
Bantam 1 -
(Durham wins best -of -five
W( )AA/OMI IA playoff 3-1)
( Fcb. 7 )
Seaforth 2 at DURHAM 5
( at SFeb. 6 )
2
Durham 4SEAFORTH
SEAFORTH GOALS: Scott Van
Dooren 2.
Midget
( Seaforth meets Mitchell in second -
round WOAA/OM1 IA series)
Future games:
Tues- at Seaforth.
Gane 2: at Mitchell, Ti3A.
Sun: at Seaforth, 9:15 p.m.
HOUSE LEAGUE
( Feb. 10 )
Senior
Ducks 7 Panthers 5
DUCKS GOALS: Everett Smith 5,
Jason 1 Iulley, Steve i lenderson.
TEAM STANDINGS
Senior
Name W L T Pts
Ducks 13 3 1 27
Bruins 9 7 1 19
Panthers 6 10 1 13
Blues . 4 . 12 1 9
Junior
Name W L T
Leafs 12 3 2
Oilers 12 6 0
Whalers 7 8 2
Kings* 6 9 1
Sharks 6 11 .0
Canadiens• 4 11 1
(' missing scoreshect)
Cents find it's a small world
Continued front PAGE 7.
Cents' blueline,and was steady
defensively in the weekend
sweep...Hours before midnight
Saturday's deadline, the Cents
signed Greg Matthison at
McMaster University in Hamil-
ton. The veteran defenceman,
lives outside of Stratford and
rooms with formcr Centenaire
Joe Murray at Mac, first -cousin
to Cents' coach Dave Murray.
"Macho" scored seven goals
PAN [HERS GOALS: Craig Soni-
nieicdle 2, Tim McNaughton, Wes
Vick, Kory Nash.
Bruins 15 Blues 6
BRUINS MARKERS: Mike Murray
5, Ec an Eckert 3, Josh Dale 2, Marc
Glanville 2, Colin Klobhufer 2.
BLUES GOALS: Mark Vock 3,
Mid,. Broome 2, Rick 1 larburn.
Junior
Kings 6 Sharks 3
KINGS GOALS: Steve Carnochan
2, Steve Vanderlaan 2, Mark
Flanagan 2.
SHARKS ATTACK: Curtis Agar,
Mark Kirconnel, #6 (?). .
Oilers 14 Whalers 1
OILERS ONSLAUGHT: Matt Dal-
ton 6, Barry Young 4, lirady Nolan
3, Quentin Burgess.
WHALERS GOAL: Wade Broome.
Leafs 6 Habs 3
LEAFS GOALS: Beau Di11 3, Jason
Denys 3.
CANADIENS GOALS: Stephen
1-Icnderson,'Kory Nash.
Broomball
SEAFORTH/EGMONDVILLE
BROOMBALL LEAGUE
STANDINGS
(unofficial/ overtime
decisions in brackets)
Seaforth Men's
W L T
Dum ars 15(1) 1 0
Easy Riders 6(2) . 7(1) 3
Winthrop 5 7(2) 4
Royals 3 12 1.
Raiders 2(1) 13(1) 0
Egmondville Men's
Grads 1,4(1) 2(1) 0
Parr Line -8(2) 6(1) 2
Cyclones 8(2) 7 1
Knights 3 9 3
Seaforth Ladies
Parr Line 16 0 0
Winthrop 5 8 3
Socialites 5 9 2
Polar Ice 2 11 3
Ringette
Pis
36
16
15
7
5
29
195
18
9
32
13
12
7
SEAFORTH & DISTRICT
RINGETTE ASS6CIATION
Bunny -
( Feb. 11/ exhib )
Stratford 2 at SEAFORTH 9
SEAFORTH GOALS: C. Carnochan
3, M. Marion 3, K. Flanagan 2, B.
Hulley.
Novice C
( Feb. 10) '
Goderich 2 at SEAFORTH 7
SEAFORTH GOALS: A. Marion 3,
S. Austin, D. Murray, R. Wilson, K.
VanMiltenburg.
Petite A
( Feb. 11 )
Stratford 8 at SEAFORTH 4
SEAFORTH GOALS: Meaghan
O'Reilly, Michelle Durst, Emily
Ratcliffe, Kayla Flanagan.
Petite C
(Feb.10)
Stratford 6 at SEAFORTH 7
SEAFORTH GOALS: Rebecca I lilt/
3, R. Nash 2, S. Coleman, S.
Brooker.
Pts .
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24
16
13
12
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and five assists in 23 games for
the Centenaires last year, while
only picking up four minutes in
penalties. He also plays soccer
for Stratford City...One of the
cable commentators for the
Cents' game Saturday at Port
Stanley certainly knew how to
pronounce "Schoonderwoerd"
without being told. He was
Johnny Lane, originally from
this neck of the woods and
second -cousin to the Jack Lane
family of St. Columban.
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Twee!' A
( Kitchener tournament/
• on weekend)
Championship Came
Seaford) 5 London 2
SEAFORTII GOALS: Kini
Devereaux 3, Jenny Delvoti-chio, Jess
Finlayson.
HIGHLIGHT: Goaliender Sarah
Agar gets hurt on London's second
goal, but stays 111 (,.1114• to register
win.
Semi-final
Seaforth 6 North Bay 6
SEAFORTII GOALS: K. I)evereatix
2, Finlayson 2, Alli Devereaux,
Ihlvecchio.
HIGHLIGHT: Finlay.on's second
goal tics the game in the last two
minutes.
Preliminary, games
Seaforth 7 Port l'erry 2
SEAFORTH GOALS: A. Devereaux
2, Finlayson 2, Becky DeVries, K.
Devereaux, Del vecyhio. •
Seaforth 4 Oshawa 2
SEAFORTII GOALS. K I k'vercaux
3, I)clvecchio.
LEAGUE .PLAY
( Feb. 6 )
Seaforth 6 at STRATFORD 2
SEAFORTII GOALS: Kim
I)evercaux 6.
Seaforth 6 at MITCHELL 4
SEAFORTH GOALS: K. Devereatix
1, Marsha Denys, Lori McKay,
I)elvecchio.
Playoffs:
( Seaforth advances to play best -
of -three series against winner of
Chatham/London fur right to ad-
vance to provincial championships).