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A10 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, APRIL, 4, 1984
DOWN BUT NOT OUT—Ron Price, member,
of the Seaforth Bantam hockey team took a
bad check Into the boarrta last Friday. Though
he was out of the game for about five minutes,
he managed to score to help his team to 11-5
'victory over Sutton. Seaforth plays their
fourth game Wednesday, April 4 at 8 p.m.
The lead the eerlea two games tp one.
(Waeelnk photo)
Seaforth Saddle Club
will hold poker rally
On Thursday, Mar. 1 the Seaforth and
District Saddle Club held their first executive
meeting for 1984 at the residence of Joan.pe
Sholdice, RRN1 Londesboro.
The Annual Poker Rally on horseback Will
be held on Sunday, Apr. 29 at the Hullett
Conservation Area - starting time 12:30 p.m.
Tho rain date will be Sunday, May 6. Many
prizes will be awarded for several different
categories, such as the youngest and oldest
participants, as well as the first time
participant with the highest hand. Prize
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money for the highest hands is 925, 520, 515.
The Seaforth and District Saddle Club will
also be holding something new this year. 441,
euchre partlf fdr adiiiot Citiill)15iWill bdheld ort
'Wednesday, May 16 at the Seaforth Legion,
comihendn at 7:30 p.m.
There will be a special allde presentation
by John Elliot of Blyth. Following this a lunch
will be served. Special door prizes will also be
drawn.
Many other activities are also being
planned and will be published at a tater date.
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8X 1h AIJY ,,' w,, , t• Betties�,eachgot two goers, `and Brl n Dupuis
On Tuesday;Mar. 27 the. Seyforth't3.antams r• otthe other Seaforth goal (Ln a poweltful shot
played the first game in the-Ontarlt.,lvllul d from thepolat.
Hockey Assoclat on°•All Ontario final' series . SECOND
against Sutton., Sutton is approxinllately a • On Sunday, Apr. 1, Seaforth •travelled.. to
• three hour drive from Seaforth on the shores • 1 slow for the third gains Ira the seven game
of Lake Sf mcoe. The combination of p Lonfg Series hopingto pull• an .Ari) fools joke . on
bus, -trip, and uufatnlliarity with th"e" Small ':SLttton, Tlte-joke woo clear y the way Sutton
Sutton arena caused the • Seaforth • team to •I playe,f, for two periods as they attempted
drop a close 5.4 decision to Sutton.. +son ,tactics against Seaford;team.
Seaforth came.. p: with two early goals to; ; rent
p e and slidhewed as.they
take a 2-0 lead in the first period.. Mike skated a way from the numerous.;attempts to
Betties scored first on an unassisted lay, draw them to the ggenatty'box as they-bul t up
Ron P1'yce add Pat give jt combined for a 'tan early 44 lead` In the first two periods,
short handed goal to give Seaforth the lead, r ,
Sutton then scored the next three goals, but
Kevin Cooper brought Seaforth efven•bbefore `CLQ_ f n r . r ,
the end. of the second period. , iV �rR M
Pat Murray and Kevin Coop, er scored early
inthe third priod to give Seaforth a 4-3lead Seaforth House League Rhlgette played
Sutton managed two more goals and narrowly, Abe #anal game of the season .on Mar. 31
escaped overtime to squeeze out a 5-4 win, against a Stratford Petite team., A good effort
WIN FRIDAYby all,members of the team lead' to a well
OriFriday, Mat. 30 the series shifted to the deserved victory. ,.
Seaforth. and. District Community,: Centres a Tracy Fortune o ened•the Seaforth scoring
arena which has a larger ice surface. Seaforth with an'unassisted goal tying the score at one.
used the -extra size to completely outclass the A goal by Lori Henderson assisted by Sara
Sutton team. Teall 30 seconds later gave Seaforth the lead
Seaforth scored early and often and held' . and aft unassisted goal by Lisa Henderson
period leads of 5-1 at the end- of the first and „late in the period gave Seaforth. a•two•goal
8-4 at the end of the second. Sutton managed •" lead going into the second period.
one goal in the third period while Seaforth put k Stratford came on, strong early in the
the game away with three more goals for a • second period and managed to tie the score at
final•11-5 score. , three,
Pat Murray and Ron Pryce each scored , Seaforth then put the game out of reach
three goals. Steve Schroeder and Mike with four unanswered goals. Tracy Fortune
+ .
I
Sr ` BeU f'der+ eded"thhiiacot1Y,gfor...
p d'Pat
Se 10 fl d'�t11e Oe s,th t►vo an
unraywi, l on. oalroultded outthe scoring
a ter two pe ,.. • -
Suirtttpn settle down soanewhat in the third
person"and a 'ors��p ting a`ettoOkosoal, which
went off thee" ack of. Steve Stapleton. • Sutton..
managed a 'In t e•thfrd period to send the '
gainnep oije me « ,,
prtilde,; strong ereliable •goaltending
from,S,teve Stapleton arid. ood foreehecking
of pro Wipper paid off.,Cooper::Scored ,the
wittier with the help of Mike Betties. Dave
AkeY andd Pat gr 'aylsatted,;the ga a away
with, a sixth ,goal, • '
;Fait suppolft from those who ove to the
game was much +appret laced by t• jieS af"orth
playyers. The boys, are hoping for a fu .47.9 e
on Wednesday' today) at 8 p dor,, when they
play in Seaforth,
With Seaforth leading two garner ;to one,; a
win Oh Wednesday would put,;Seafortb..,up
three,games to,oneand wbuld,giive Seaforth
the edge id the series,..
Come out one and all and support the boys
and enjoy some good' hockey. -
ete `teamwins final
TARIO not
LEAN DoE _.
1_�
zehrs
fine markets.:. of fine foals
gave Seaforth a •lead on two goats assisted
•by Maryann Moylan, Tawnya Taylor and Sara
Teas; •
+i' Lisa Henderson gave Seaforth a four goal
lead On two goals assisted d by Janice Rodney,
Sara Teen add add Lori Henderosn. Stratford -
came up With a last'minute goal to make the
score 7-4.
HeatherMCKercher made an outstanding
performance in the net for Seaforth.
This game marked the final ice time of the
season and caPped off a very successful
season. Kerry Stanley, Andrea Ribey,
Meagan Alkemade, Karen Nigh, and Susan
RoWcliffe made bp_ the teams defence while
Lori Henderson,; Maryann Moylan, Tammy
Kennedy,Janice Rodney, Tawnya Taylor,
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Brenda, Jessome and Angie Rotht played
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Kercher was the team's,goalie:
The rittgetteseason will be officially over
after the ringette supper for all ringette
players and their .families on Apr. 19.
•BOWLING SCORES
ST. JAMES eOWCUNO
Men's high single,. George Love 249..Men:e high
triple -John Hauwert 650. 'Ladles high single and^
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