HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1984-01-04, Page 8A8 THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JANUARY 4, 19847 .. :r
1983 was good for
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BY SU$AN HUN11ARTMARK .
The past year has been a ,successful one
for recreation in Seaforth, says the town's
recreation director, Bryan Peter. Highlights
Include the first recreation conference
which involved 60 per cent of all community
groups in town and Sportsfest which saw
the town population more than double for a
weekend of sports.
"We had people working and cooperat-
ing together to make„Sportsfest a success
and the recreation conference will help that
cooperation and coordination continue into
1984,” says. Mr. Peter.
Other recreation programs were also a
success. Minor sports teams didn't all win
championships but "if kids enjoy them-
selves and learn the basics, that's success-
ful," says Mr. Peter.
Of course, a major accomplishment of the
Sports -minded town was the opening of the
Seaforth and District Community Centres
where children and adults can continue to
Midget's -beat .Zu-rich .arid
Mitchell with -high scores
Seaforth played last Tues. Dec. 13 against
Zurich and the lopsided score was 16-1 for
Seaforth.
Big shooter in that game was Greg Murray
with seven goals.
On Monday, Dec. 19 Seaforth travelled to
Mitchell. The team didn't play as well as
they can and at one point in the game they
were ahead. Their goaltender 'played a very
good game.
Seaforth scoring was opened by Kev
-WiHiamsori assisted by- -SeStt-13riscoll:-
Mitchell scored the next two with David
McLlwain evening the score at the end of the
first period assisted by Darren Clocker.
In the second period McElwain opened the
scoring assisted by Driscoll. Mitchell scored
the next two followed by two McLlwain goals
assisted,by Greg Murray and Mark
Stapleto.
In the third period, Mitchell opened the
scoring followed by a Seaforth goal from
Trevor Price assisted. by Crocker. Mitchell
followed suit. At this point the score was tied
six apiece.
Seaforth started playing tougher hockey
and `McLlwain' scored,'. assisted by Kev.
Melady followed by a goal from Trevor, Price
assisted by Stapleton.
The last -kW was Greg Murray assisted by
McLlwain, Final score was 9 to 6 for
Seaforth.
With two cancelled games' this week
Seaforth has yet to meet Winghani: when
they do meet the game should prove
exciting.
TIE GAME—Although, the aSealerthi•Gente- Mount Brydges, 4-4, SCOW ,�,ba?i, ih
nacres spent much of the first two periods Of goaltending In the third period halted the
their Friday night game in their own end Mount Brydges attack. (Wasslnk photo)
zone, they managed td tie their game against
RINGETTE TOURNAMENT —Seaforth's Mount Forest and Gadertch. The two
iunior and senior teams hosted a tournament Seaforth teams played,in the semi-finals but
for ringette learns from Listowel, Stratford, didn't make the finals. (Hundertmark photo)
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Going into 1984, Mr. Pet000.°100�1.
success continuing. '
"I'm optimistic-'it's'the Only way to #•"
he says.
Along with sports programs,'_he seeks
art and culttti'al groups. meis
aking Ome'
s . headway since those' interested; aril ;sl
posed to meet sometime in 3anuaty. I'N2 et'i't
shows, musicians and drama companies
may be booked to appear at.ltoeal scbooisr o ,
give students mbre;e7posure.to)thgf4o
That exposure may lead to an interest an�}
possibly drama clubs result ng from it,.say.
Mr. Peter.
From the recreation conference corn,
munity groups will ,be, holding meeting
follow-up on the recommendations and tt
solve similar problems, such as lack of. .
volunteers or ways to get publicity.
"There could be a repeat of e;,.
conference in the fap,of'64 when I ho e.we
see 100 per cent pparticcipation, not just 6Q,
per cent," says Mr, Peter..
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Fr day nicht QentenaIres hickey gaffe, but
the Seaforth, playgts managed 'to get some
good checks" In ` S,000134 fano .hadt a. lot to
cheer about, especially when the team cphie•
back ft:om a 4,-14689 (ties In the second period to
tie the geme; 4 4. : (ity. saipk.photo).'.
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