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SPORTS
THE JUNIOR BELLES ringette team will be
Participating In a tournament this.weekend.
They will be hoping to improve on
dismal record to date this season:
Desperate attempts by the Seaforth
Bantam #2 to score In the third period were
futile . as Elma. Logan downed them 4-1
Sunday.
Elma Logan came on strong in the first and
second periods to score three goals. Scott
Hoegy and Gard O'Dwyer's attempts to score
were in vain.
Seaforth came out strong in the third
period with Sean Cook scoring at the 44
second mark. Many scoring attempts were
blocked by the Elma Logan goaltender
leaving the score 4-1. Only two penalties were
assessed in the game.
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Ce 'i t . °,� s
pick p pi.ints
The Centenaires picked up four points this
weekend with wins over the Mitchell Hawks
and Tavistock Braves.
' Paced by two goal performances by Dave .
Murray and Jim Campbell, the Centenaires
defeated the Mitchell Hawks 7 to 1 at the
Community Centres Friday night. Single
goals were scored by Jerry Wright, Kevin
Williamson and Mark McLlwain. Brad Pauli
scored Mitchell's lone goal.
a rathe In the second game Saturday night in
Tavistock, the Centenaires defeated the
Braves 5-4.
Pat Murray and Jim Campbell had two
tallies each and Dave Murray recorded a
single goal to round out the Seaforth scoring.
Brave goals were scored by Alexander,
Bryn, Hohl and Wiffen,
The Centenaires next home game is Friday
Dec. 14 when they host the Exeter Hawks.
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TWEENS WIN—The Seaforth Tweens ring-
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Mitchell, 8-4. Tammy Nash, Seaforth cap-
tain, round her own goal as she leads her
team to a win. (Wassink photo)
Seaforth tweens beat Mitchell
The Seaforth Tweens ringette team defeat-
ed Mitchell 8-4 at the Seaforth and District
Community Centres on Sunday.
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In what coaches describe as a "well -play-
ed" game the Seaforth girls played hard till
the end of the game.
Goal scorers for the Seaforth team were
Tammy Nash; Lisa Henderson who led the
team with three goals each. Sara Teall and
Shelly Nigh scored the team's other two
goals.
Seaforth downs
Mitchell 8- 3
In Midget hockey action Tuesday, Dec. 4,
Seaforth defeated Mitchell soundly 8-3 at the
Seaforth and District Community Centres.
Mitchell opened the scoring with two quick
goals put in by Don Rauser, Dop Rohfritsch.
Seaforth answered right back with a goal by
Mike Betties on a pass from Kevin Cooper.
Three minutes later Dave Akey scored
unassisted ending the first period in a 2-2 tie.
The only goal in the second period was
scored by Mitchell's Mike Murphy, putting
Mitchell once again in the lead.
In the third period Seaforth found the net
and scored six goals. Ron Pryce and Scott
Driscoll both scored two goals while Pat
Murray and Trevor Price each scored one.
The final score was 8-3 for Seaforth.
The boys play tonight, Dec. 12 In Goderich
at 8:00 p.m. Next week Brussels comes to
Seaforth Tues"Dec. 18 for an 8:15 game while
Thurs. Dec. 20 Seaforth will travel to
Goderich for a 7:30 game.
Program for
change and
renewal
outlined
Finance Minister Michael Wilson has
outlined the Progressive Conservative Gov•
ernment's program for change and renewal
in his recent economic statement to the
Canadian people.
Wilson stated the government's first
priority is to reduce the deficit. Without this
reduction. the deficit would rise to S38 billion
and the burden of debt per Canadian family
would be 554,000 per year by 1990.
To reduce the deficit. the minister
announced major cuts in government spend-
ing that would result in federal savings of
S4.2 billion. Although the statement was one
of restraint. there were some encouraging
signs from the government in the areas of
taxation. agriculture and job creation
Murray Cardiff, MP for Huron -Bruce. is
pleased to note that the issues of Agribonds.
taxation of part-time farmers and taxation of~
capital gains on farm lands will be referred to
the agriculture committee. Farmers will also
be eligible for a tax rebate of three cents a
litre on fuel. The spouse's allowance for all
widows and widowers between the ages of 60
and 65 will be extended and the government
will be improving pensions for veterans.
The government has also committed itself
to spending S1.2 billiortin creating long-term
jobs in the private sector. In a symbolic
gesture. the Prime Minister and his cabinet
ministers have agreed to take a reductirm in
their salatiek and have a complete reNtew of
parliamentary expenditures and the MP
pension plan.
Mr. Cardiff says the process of reducing
the deficit has just begun but it is a first step
in restoring business and consumer conf
dence in Canada and bringing about
economic renewal.
at
Seaforth & District
Community Centres
Friday, Dee. 21
Music: D.J.
Dancing 8 - 12
Admission $3.00
Sponsored by Seaforth Junior
Farmers & Seaforth and District
Community Centres
Booster Club