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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1988-01-27, Page 16ti 16 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JANUARY 27,1988 Novice team records two wins on weekend On Saturday, January 23, the Seaforth Novice hockey team played a game at home against Mitchell. Only 12 seconds into the game Mitchell players Trevor Horan and Scott Chessell took the puck from the face off down the ice and scored catching the whole Seaf h team off guard. The Seaforth team, not sure how they le this happen, had a very tough first period and could not manage to score themselves. But one minute into the second period Shaun Anstett, assisted by Jered Munro and Scott Wood, started the scoring for Seafrrth. Then, back into the swing of things, Seaforth scored again one minute later when Jason Smith assisted by Chris Marion and Bran- don Nash popped one m net. Novice team has no loss record With the second period half over Mitchell handedly with only 56 seconds left in the scored again and the game was tied 2-2. first period. The third period was like a whole different The second period again was only pro - game. Seaforth's Pat Gridzak scored fitable for the home team with Chris Marion assisted by Shaun Anstett and Mark Van counting himself a hat trick - two single- Dooren at the 12:16 mark; then Chris handedly and the third assisted by Robbie Marion scored unassisted at 9:35 and Shaun Craig. __–Anstett scored again at 7:54, unassisted. It was only Seaforth who managed to score one more in the third, when Brandon Nash made a beautiful pass to Chris Marion allowing him to score. The final score of the game was 6-2 for Seaforth. On Sunday, another home game saw Clin- ton face off against the local novice team. Seaforth won 6-3 over Clinton! The boys didn't want to start another game Congratulations to the Seaforth Atom's off like yesterdays, so with only half of the who make it to the final game of the Silver first period gone, Seaforth was first on the Stick Tournament in Sarnia this past score board! Mark Vali Dooren, assisted by weekend and good hick to the Seaforth Pat Gridzak and Jered Munro, was awarded Novice Team who participate in the Silver •h.. q,.,« anal mark arnrpri again single- Stick in Michigan this weekend. The Seaforth Novice hockey team travel] ed to Stratford Wednesday to play some fas action exhibition hockey against the majo Stratford Novice. The first period saw back and forth hockey with each teagl}„having several seer ing opportunities, but no one managing Lo get on the scoreboard. Seaforth's Shaun Anstett was the first one to score on a pass from Pat Gridzak. It was the only goal of the period. The third period proved quite exciting for the fans with each team giving its all. Strat- ford tied the game up at the 7:07 mark, then worked hard to hold off the opposing team. But Seaforth's determination and hard work paid off in the end, when Pat Gridzak on a pass from Jered Munroe, scored with only 38 seconds remaining. The game ended in 2 - 1 in Seaforth's favor. On Tuesday, January 19 the Seaforth Novice travelled to Clinton to play a re- scheduled season game. The first period was scoreless even though Seaforth had a man advantage after Clinton received a penalty for body contact. However, the second period saw three goals scored for Seaforth. Credit for these go to Brent Hulley, Mark Vart Dooren and Shaun Anstett, assisted by Jason_Smith, (2), Charles Robertson, Pat Gridzak, Jered Munro and Pat Coyne. Shaun Anstett added the fourth goal m the third period on a beautiful pass from Pat Gridzak and Jered Munro. Clinton too managed to pop one in the net leaving the final score 4 - 1 for Seaforth. The Novice Team is to be congratulated on its record this season. It has eight wins, one tie and 0 losses to its credit in regular season play. To add to this the team, with help from its coaches, has two tournament wins - the Seaforth Novice Tournament and the Silver Stick Tournament in Parkhill. The boys travel to Michigan this weekend to par- ticipate in the American International Tournament. Clinton came alive in the third scoring at 7:37 but Seaforth came right back with Brandon Nash only one minutre later stick - handling down the ice and single-handedly ,, popping one in! Clinton came back with tw6 more goals, however ran out of time. Tweens shut out Clinton 1970 SEAFORTH 19 - CLINTON 0 On Friday night the Seaforth Tweens Ringette team travelled to Clinton to play an exhibition game. As this wag only Clinton's second game, because of being a newly formed team, Seaforth took advantage of the fact and shut them out 19 - 0. Andrea Gingerich played in net for Seaforth, but it was a boring game for her as there was hardly any action in the Seaforth end. Scoring for Seaforth were: Tracy Fortune with four goals and five assists; Kris Gem- mell with four goals and one assist; Julie Carter with three goals and two assists; Melody Turner with three goals and one assist: Jodie Hugill with two goals and four Celebrity • from page 9 on Monday, February 8 from 7 to 8 pm for 4-7 years, and 8-9 pm for 8 to 16 years. This will be a 10 week program and registration fee will be $30 per child or $75 for a family of three or $100 for a family of four. Registra- tion will be held on Saturday, January 30 from 10 am to 12 noon, at the Seaforth and •District Community Centres. For more in- formation please call the Recreation Office at 527-0882. A WOOD CARVING program begins tonight at the High School from 7:30 to 9:30 pm. This will be a 10 week program and registration fee will be $30. Instructor Chris Wybrow will take each person through the steps of carving a life size shore bird. Please call the recreation office to register or for more information 527-0882. SENIOR SHUFFLEBOARD continues every Wednesday afternoon from 1:30 to 4 pm at the Community Centres. Last week's winners were: Ladies-Racheal T V 371, Hazel McGonigle 329, Rita Van A 322. Men -Lloyd Hoggarth 386, Gordon MacKen- zie 278, Bert Walters 375. The Seaforth Branch Library presents assists; Robyn Carnochan with two goals and four assists; and Kim Rau with one goal and one assist. SEAFORTH 9 - EXETER 2 On Sunday in Seaforth the Tweens played a regular scheduled game against Exeter and came up the winners by a score of 9 - 2. Andrea Gingerich played a good game in net stopping a lot of Exeter's shops. Scoring in this game were: Tracy Fortune with five goals; Cheryl McLlwain with two goals and one assist; and Jill Betties and Jodie Hugill getting one goal and one assist each. Also picking up assists were Julie Carter, " Kerry McMillan and. Kim Rau, each Lwith two. JAIVIJARYSUPER SPECIALS Effective Thursday, Friday, Saturday. While Supplies Last COUNTRY BUNS 9 Tasty Nu Store Only A WIDE VARIETY OF CANADIAN & ~ORM DOZ. 2QoITEwAREI ®6 9 20 oz. DELICIOUS CHELSEA BUNS SAVE 5O Pkg• of 8r CHEESES FRESH OFF THE BLOCK EA®EN XXX COLEY 1 LB. '3.27 DANISL ESROM CHOP SUEY LOAF LB. 4.99 MOUSE MOVIES from 4 to 4:45 pm on Thursday,. January 28 at the .Seaforth Library. This special event will be held for children ages 5 years•and up. Admission is free. Don't miss it!! The Seaforth RINGETTE Association viii be delebrating RINGETTE WEEK by crav- ing a Fun Night. The Fun Night will be held on Sunday, February 14, 1 + ; beginning at 5 pm. Plans are to have each team playing ex- hibiton games against other teams. The Bunny, Novice and Petites are to play the moms at 5 pm. All interested moms are ask- ed to contact Debbie Rau at 527-1301. The Tweens will be matched against a mystery team' at 6:00 pm and the Juniors will be showing off their skills against the Ringette Dadsat 7:00 pm. All interested dads, please contact Debbie. Admission is fr4e and• everybody is welcome. The Ringette Assobiatton would also like to announce 'they will be hosting their an- nual FASHION SHOW on Wednesday, April "7, 1988 at the Seaforth District, Community entres. Anyone interested in sitting on L.A.C.A.C. COMMITTEE please call the Town Clerk's Office at 527-0160. Try our delicious Date Squares, Butter Torts 1 Chocolate Long Johnsi HAM & CHEESE ON A KAISER TO GO.., HOT OR COLD Try Our Fresh Not Coffeel G I N ETTES RESTAURANT SEAFORTH'S FAMILY RESTAURANT! We have Daily Luncheon Specials, Friendly Service, Home Cooked Meals and we are licensed under L.L.B.O. "Where The Lunch Bunch Munch" SENIORS 15% OFF MON. SAT. 6:00 A.M.- 7:00 P.M. SUN. 7:00 A.M. 7 P.M 0'0044'4 a� MEAT FROM -THE BUTCHER SHOP SPECIALS AVAILABLE AT LYONS FOODMARKET ONLY ECONOMY PACK - 7 - 9 CHOPS LOIN PORK CHOPS CENTRE CUT LOIN PORK CHOPS PART BACK ATTACHED CHICKEN LEGS SCHNEIDERS BUCKET OF CHICKEN .g 3.98 SAVE 3.51 FRESH PORK RIBLETS BY THE PIECE DAVERN BOLOGNA NO BACKS ATTACHED COUNTRY LANE PARCHMENT MARGARINE WHOLE - APPROX. 14 LB. CANADA GRADE A-1-2 BEEF PORK LOIN HIND of BEEF STORE MADE COUNTRY STYLE SAUSAGE FRESH PORK LIVER FAMILY PAK POTATO PATTIES LB. ■ 9 REGULAR GROUND BEEF LB. 1®49 SLICED PEAMEAL BACON LB. 2 ®69 MAWK SIDE S59 S ICED..... BACON 9 11 FFISH'OZEN CAKES LB.1 ■ 1 9 STORE PACK CHICKEN atiRGERS LB 1.99 FRESH CHICKEN T HS CANADA PACKERS BAR -B-0 WIENERS STORE SLICED CHICKEN LOAF Prices 111 effect until closing Set., Jan. 30