The Huron Expositor, 1985-10-09, Page 6A6 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, OCTOBER 9, 1985
RECREATION
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BY MARTY BEDARD Wednesday, October 16 from 1:30 to 4:30
Recreation Director p. in. at the Community Centres. Everyone is
527-0882 welcome to attend and enjoy some good
A reminder to please pick up equipment activity. There is no admission fee,
and -or money from the MINOR HOCKEY The Seaforth and District MINOR HOCK -
USED EQUIPMENT SALE. You can pick EY BOTTLE D1:VE will be on Saturday,
yours up at the Arena Monday to Friday, from October 19 beginning at 9 a.m. So please save
8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. all your bottles and have them ready for the
The third annual COMMUNITY RECRE- youngsters to pick up. •
ATION CONFERENCE will be held on Don't forget to register for BALLROOM
Saturday, November 2. This one day DANCING which begins on Monday, October
conference begins at 9 a.m. and will finish by 21. This is a nine week program instructed by
3:30 p.m. If your organization has not Lou Morello. You can register at the
registered, please contact the . Recreation Recreation Office and the fee is $20 per
Office. The conference has been organized person,
for all community groups. This year's agenda Let's keep those CITIZENSHIP AWARD
proves to be a learning experience for NOMINATIONS coming in. Closing date for
everyone with some excellent resource nominations is Friday, October 11,
people. Remember: the results are always There will be PUBLIC SKATING on
better when we work together. Saturday, October 12 and Sunday, October 13
SHUFFLEBOARD for Seniors begins on from 1:30 to 3:00 p.m. at the Arena.
Lawn bowlers hold election
Seaforth ladies lawn bowling, club held
their annual meeting at the clubhouse on
Monday afternoon at 3 p.m. President Edith
Dunlop chaired the meeting and minutes
were recorded by Mary Finlayson. Officers
selected for the coming year were President:
Edith Dunlop, 1st Vice President, Mary
' Finlayson, 2nd Vice President, Edna Bell,
Secretary Treasurer, Betty Tilley, Assistant,
Mary Finlayson, Press - Eileen Adamson.
Committees: Lunch: Helen Connell (con-
vener), Grace Pepper, Olive Papple, Katie
Phillips, Bea Storey and Thelma Dale
(honorary).
Calling lists: Grace Broadfoot, Lillian
Pepper, Helen Connell, Grace Pepper and
Jessie Hillen.
Outside Tournaments: Esther Brady, ,Ei-
leen Adamson. Local Jitneys: Eileen Adam-
son, Katie Phillips. Euchre: Grace Broadfoot,
Olive Papple. Trophies: Jean Lunn. Card
Convener: Jessie Hillen. Auditor: Marie
Muir.
A -financial report given by Betty Tilley
showed a most successful year.
District 4 men's representatives met at the
Seaforth Club House Monday evening to
prepare the districts schedule of tournaments
for 1986 prior to being sent in to be printed in
the Provincial Lawn Bowling Association
Annual for 1986.
At the tri county meet for seniors in St.
Marys, Seaforth lawn bowlers Oliver Pryce
(lead), Jean Lunn (vice) and Neil Bell (skip)
placed third winning the bronze pins. St.
Marys rink o ' Reg Near, Audrey and Lou
Carndari wen first and received gold pins.
Second place and silver pins went to
Atwood's entry.
Wednesday evening, October 16 at 6 p.m.
will be the annual turkey banquet for lawn
bowlers and associates to be held at
Egmondville United Church. Tickets are
available from President, Edith Dunlop,
Thelma Dale and Bea Storey.
Blyth hockey clinic planned
Fundamentals In Action (FIA ), the national
hockey skills program, will conduct a clinic in
Blyth on October 21 from 5 to 10 p.m. with
former professional Tom Williams providing
the instruction.
FIA, in cooperation with Canadian Tire and
Pepsi-Cola, will be running clinics in 557
communities across Canada over the 1985-86
season,
FIA, the brain child of former Chicago
Black Hawk all star defenceman Pat Staple-
ton, is a program designed to help young-
sters, their coaches and parents get the most
out of the game.
The program is a series of drills that were
carefully prepared by sports educators and
our 18 instructors, all former professionals.
The challenging and enjoyable drills empha-
size game -like conditions and allow a
youngster to improve all facets of his game by
competing against the drill, not other
youngsters.
/The goal of FIA is to provide consistency
and continuity in skill development by
maximizing the use of practice ice -time.
SPORTS
NICE GRAB—The Seaforth Centenaires went on a goal scoring
rampage against Howick Sunday. The game was the first home game
of the season for the Centenaires. They won the game 12-2. Here Is
one of the few times the puck failed to lodge itself in the Howick goal.
(Mcllwralth photo)
Centenaires clip Howick Hawks
.• In a game riddled with penalties the
Seaforth Centenaires defeated Howick 12-2
in Junior D'hockey action Sunday. .
The game marked the club's season home
opener and saw the two teams sharing 132
penalty minutes. The majority of Those came
in the third period and included a loss of three
players per team to game misconducts.
Seaforth losses were Jim and Barry Campbell
and Kevin Williamson.
But despite the penalties last year's league
champions, the Centenaires, exhibited little
difficulty with their Howick adversaries.
They tallied six goals in the first two periods
while shutting out the Howick offense, then
racked up a further six goals in the third
stanza. Howick scored twice in the third
period, both times while the Centenaires
were shorthanded.
Mike Bettles led the Seaforth scoring
prowess recording three goals and one assist
for the game. Mark Johnson and Jerry
Wright were equally strong on offense
scoring two goals and one assist each. Jim
Campbell added one goal and four assists and
Mark Stapleton, Kevin Melady and Barry
Campbell each scored and assisted on one
goal each. Tom Turner scored the other
Seaforth goal. Assists came from Rob Core,
with four, and Darrell O'Connell and Gerrard
Ryan each with one.
Seaforth goaltender Keith McClure stop-
ped 31 shots on net and the Centenaires fired
off 46 shots at the Howick netminder.
The Centenaires play their next, game
against Brussels, Friday at 8:30 p.m. on
home ice.
IHL RESULTS
Rangers 9, Flyers 4 Canadians 7 Hawks 4.
JUNIOR 0 HOCKEY
Centenaires 12, Howick 2
COMMERCIAL BOWLING LEAGUE
Ladies high single. Wiiha Prone, Mary Oakley 191.
Ladies high triple, Patti Fuhr 492 Ladies high average,
Claudette Elliott 178
Men's high single. John Stollen 279 High triple,
Hank Dorssers 719 High average, Harry Deloyer 243.
Standings. Red Soa 12, Carr Bears 10. Astros 7. Blue
Jays 5. Yankees 4, Eons s 4
WEDNESDAY MIXED LEAGUE
Ladies high single, triple Helen Garrick 201, 567
Men's high single. triple, John Coleman 286, 713
Season's ladies high singer Berry Coleman 233, triple.
Helen Garrick 567, average, Flora Ann McAllister 177,
Mens high single. Dave Preszcatnr 293 High Triple,
SCOREBOARD
.hn Coleman 713. High average, Wayne Scott 229'
Standings: Blue Jays 15, Ball Bangers 14, Nut
Crackers 10, BJ's Sharks 10, Care 'Bears 9, Yankee
Doodle Dandies 8.
TOWN & COUNTRY BOWLING
High average, triple, single, Ron Harris 238, 784, 320
Women s high average, Sharon Forrest 187 High
triple and single, Judy Ross 617, 228
Standings: Happy Gang 10, A Team 10, Yuppies 9,
Hard Rollers 8, Dirty Hall Dozen 5, Toughies 2
Last Week's Highs' Men's triple and single, Ron
Harris 784. 320.
Women's triple and single. Judy Ross 617, 228
TOWN & COUNTRY BOWLING
Sept. 24
Men's high average, triple, single, Ron Harris 226.
719. 312
Women's high average, triple, single. Sharer, Forrest
187, 801, 219
Standings: Yuppies 7, Happy Gang 5 Team #5 5
Dirty Hall Dozen 2. Team 114, 2. Toughies 0
Last week's highs Men's triple, single John Staffer
690, 253.
Women's high triple, single. Sharon Forrest 601 219
ST. JAMES BOWLING LEAGUE
Standings: Alouettes 4, Blue Jays 14, Expos 14,
Mustangs 4, Orioles 17, Tiger Cats 10
Ladles high singleand triple, Brenda Kenny 222, 571
Men's high single and triple, Murray Bennewies, 295,
738.
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