The URL can be used to link to this page

Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1984-04-04, Page 10�(A GOOD SKATERS—For a bunch of oldtlmer , the Seaforth Centenalres found the Seaforth Beaver Oldtimera hockey team could still skate and score. The two teams met Friday night for an exhibition,game. The game was held In hopes of =raising I funds for the Centenalres. (Wassink photo) SeaforthMorns are WOAArte l 9 Seaforth Atoms won the WOAA Atom Grand Championship Tournament held in Durham this- past weekend with three straight victories over Chesley, Shallow Lake and Lucks ow. In the first game Seaforth outskated. the Chesley team and won easily by a 6.0 score, The goal scorers for Seaforth were Mark Smale, Jasen Muir, Danny McNaughton, Jason McNichpl, Ted Sills and Kevin McLiwain. The second game of the tournament proved, to be a much closer contest with Seaforth winning 3-2 over Shallow Lake. Brent van den Akker scored two goals for Seaforth, and Steve Papple got the third goal: Assists went to Jeff Weber, Jaseit Muir and Doug Carhpbell. In the championship game, Seaforth won chap •ons 4-0 over Luckito y. Jason McNichol scored two goals in the final ggoate,, both assisted by the goaltender Jei'f Weber. The ether goal soote?t were Ted Sills assisted by Brent van dean Akker and Brent van den Akker with assists going to Danny •McNaughton and Kevin Cardno. Congratulations on a great season boys. BOWLING SCORES SENIOR CITIZEN BOWLERS High Ladles: Grace Pepper 488, Hazel McGonigle 483, Lea Storey 461, High Men: Campbeh Way 670, Oliver Pryce 577, Bert, Walters 531, Roy McGonigle 527, Elmer Dow 525, High Alley: Hazel McGonigle, Bea Storey, .Stanley Hlllen, Roy McGonigle, Elmer Dow. 34 bowling. I MEAT SPECIALS FRESH RIB AND LOIN END 'FAMILY PACK' LOIN PORK -CHOPS Save with the Red. Pencil CENTRE CUT LOIN PORK CHOPS CUT FROM CANADA GRADE 'A' BEEF Boneless Full Slice ROUND STEAK AND BONELESS RUMP ROAST LB. 59 t:r mere •^�6-ra� y LB, FRESH LEAN BONELESS PORK BUTT ROASTS SCHNEIDERS SKINLESS RED HOT WIENERS also •ALL BEEF •DUTCH TREAT LB. Mark the prices on yourself and SAVE MONEY at Shift- ifs RED PENCIL FEATURE THERE ,W(rRE some very happy little boys In, Mitchell on Friday as Seaforth won the WOAA Novice championship In overtime. Showing off their trophy are Seaforth goalie John Moylan and team --captain Tom Wheatley. (Photo by B. Mille) Novice .are WOAA champs : y The Seaforth Novices advanced to W.O.A.A. finals by 'defeating Clinton Mar. 12 2.0 rounding off a four game total point series. Scorers for Seaforth were Mike Watt and Scott Jervis with one apiece. Seaforth's next challenge for the W.O.A.A. Championship was Mitchell whom they defeated again in a cliff hanger series by 6 points to 4 in a total of 5 games. Game one in Mitchell Mar. 18 went to Seaforth 1-0 with Mike Devereaux scoring the lone goal. Mitchell travelled to Seaforth Mar. 20 and defeated Seaforth 4-2 in overtime. Scorers for Seaforth were Mike Watt with two goals and Derek Gridzak with an assist. The next game Mar: 24 in Mitchell saw Seaforth winning by a 3-2 score. Scorers for Seaforth were Mike Watt with two goals and Joe Murray with the winner in the third period. Mar. 27 in Seaforth saw the teams play to a 3-3 deadlock in overtime. • Scoring for Seaforth was Mike Watt with three goals and assists going to Pat Maloney and Scott Jervis. The final game was played Mar. 29 in Mitchell with the game ending in a 4-4 tie in overtime but the tie was all Seaforth needed to get the sixth point. Scoring for Seaforth were Scott Jervis with two goals and Mike Wart with two goals and two assists. On Mar. 25, Seaforth travelled to Listowel to a tournament and came home with the A Championship trophy. To obtain the trophy Seaforth defeated Grand Valley 6-0 with John Moylan getting the shutout. • Scoringfor6eaforth were Mike Devereaux one goal and one assi§t, Joe Murray one goal assisted by Thomas Wheatley, Mike Watt three goals and Scott Jervis one goal. In the next game Seaforth defeated Brussels 1-0 with John Moylan getting his second shutout of the day. Seaforth's Ione goal. went to Mike Watt. PERCH FRFILLETS The ,Championship game saw Seaforth defeat Milverton 7-1. Scoring for Seaforth were Joe Murray and Mike Watt each getting a hatscoringk and Mike Moylan rounded off the trick On Mar. 31 Seaforth rounded off -the . season playing in the W.O.A.A. Grand Championship tournament coming out win- ners 'again by defeating Brussels and Listow 1. The first ,game Seaforth took on Brussels and defeated them in a squeaker 1-0 in two sudden death -overtime periods with Mike Watt netting the lone goal and John Moylan with another shutout. In the championship game Seaforth defeated Listowel 2-1. Scoring for Seaforth were Mike Watt one goal and the winner going to Scott Jervis at the 7:23 mark of the ithird period. In summary, this has been a great season for Seaforth Novice and the following statistics will bare this out. Games played 38, Won 27 Lost, 6 Tied 5. Goals scored 163 with an average of 4.2 per game. Goals against 50 with an average of 1.3 per game. Seaforth's goaltenders John Moylan and Steven Hicknel recorded 16 shutouts over the season. The above records show how hard and diligently these young hockey players worked during the season and they all deserve credit for an outstanding year. The players are as follows: 1. John Moylan, 2. Pat Maloney, 3. Mike Moylan, 4. Mike Devereaux, 5. Dean Finnigan, 6. Mike Coyne, 7. Tylet Papple,'3. 'Ken Rlldebrarid, 9. Kevin Vandenneuker, 10. Joe Murray. 12. Matthew McNichol, 14. Thomas Wheatley, 15. Derek Gridzak, 16. Scott Jervis, 18. Steven Hlcknell and 19. Mike Watt. A special thanks goes out to Coach Ray Maloney for the time and effort he devoted to the team. - SEAFORTH & DISTRICT FIGURE SKATING CLUB * ANNUAL MEETING ' Monday, April 9 7:30 P.M. at the Seaforth & District Community Centres Please plan to attend and help outl 4 9 99 450 GM. PKG. BOX Reg. 9.29 SCHNEIDERS SLICED 17s GM. LUNCHEON MEATS 89 SCHNEIDERS PORTIONED 175 GM. HAM STEAKS SCHNEIDERS STORE PACK ENGLISH STYLE SAUSAGE 49 99 SCHNEIDERS FROZEN 350 GM. STICKS, BALLS OR BREAST PATTIES fAillif CHICKEN LB. 29 SCHNEIDERSSLICED 506 GM. BREAKFAST 229 BACON SCHNEIDERS FROZEN 500 GM. gecok E ST AKETTES .1 SCHNEIDERS/2 VAC READY TO SERVE 6 9 FASHIONED H 1 AMS v LB. FREEZER SPECIAL GRADE 'ABEEF HINDS OF BEEF RED PENCIL FEATURE DUBLIN & DISTRICT ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION BALL REGISTRATION FOR 1984 Sunday, April 8th In fFra DUBLIN COMMUNITY CENTRE from T 1:N a.m. - 1 tN p.m. ♦ ANYONE WISHING TO COACH A ' TEAM - PLEASE CONTACT US. BALL REGISTRATION Brodhagen Community Centre Sat., April 7th 1-3 p.m. BRING Ot-tlP & S.I. NUMBERS $II, 00 or $1 COO a family Please return uniforms RD GARBAGEGIIto � BAGS Pkg, of �0 Reg. 6.99 Pkg. of 40 Reg. 6.99 SANDWICH GLAIID BAGS o ;00 19 UNIFORM ;;,SPONSORS NEEDED • SCHNEIDERS DELI SPECIALS • 95 OLDE FAS IONEDSLICED COO ED HAM BLUE RIBBON SLICED ONE WEER ONLY CUT • WRAPPED • FROZEN LB. teMEIMIKRIE BOLOGNA 99 LBAMEORMEIN. 69 Reg. 1.59 J LB. FRESH PORK LOINS 69 'Cut into chops' AVG. . LB. POLISH LOOPS 99 RED PENCIL FEATURE KELLOGG'S POP TAIITS Alf Flov6 w ROg. 1.49 300 GM. VANASTRA 7' RECREATION CENTRE SPRING PROGRAM '84 April 9'84 to June 16'64 Phone 482-3344 to REGISTER NOWI LB. EAT SPECIALS Call Today Spots Still Available In The Following Programs El SWIM CLASSES Li FITNESS CLASSES ❑ TRIM -A -SIZE ❑ PRE -POST NATAL FITNESS O BACK CARE For More Information 482- 3544