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The Huron Expositor, 1988-04-06, Page 88 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, APRIL 6, 1988 Junior Belles win Western Ontario gold The Seaforth Jr. Belles ended their season with a bang this year. The girls entered the Western Ontario Regional "C" Finalists Tournament in Kitchener. With team work and a lot of determination the girls went all the way to win the gold medal in the Junior Belle "C" division. This is a great ac- complishment for the girls because it is the first time Seaforth has ever won the regionals. There were five teams in Seaforth's pool. To start things off Seaforth played Chatham Friday. This game proved to be very close and could have gone either way. Unfor- tunately, Seaforth lost by a score of 7 to 6. Goalscorers for Seaforth were Lisa Henderson 3, Tammy Nash 1, Sheri King 1, and Tracey Sills with 1. Assists went to Shel- ly Nigh 2, Andrea Ribey 2, Tammy Nash 2, Lisa Henderson 1 and Heather McKercher with 1. Even though Seaforth lost they were hap- py to have at least come close to a city like Chatham. After this defeat many of the girls had given up hope on winning a medal. On Saturday at 1 pm Seaforth played their second game against London. The girls knew they were in for a good game and gave it their best. Both teams played fairly even- ly throughout the game and the end result was a 6-6 tie. This gave Seaforth one point. Goalscorers were Tammy Nash 3, Lisa Henderson 3. Assists went to Henderson 2, Melissa Whitmore 2, Sheri Kling 1, Heather McKercher 1, Susan Roweliffe 1, Tracey Sills 1 and Tammy Nash with 1. The girls were guaranteed three games in the tournament. In the third game Seaforth SLIPPERY SURFACE - Mite age hockey players found it difficult to stay on their feet Wednesday night in the game which culminated their season. Mcllwraith photo. met up with Woolwich. The girls, having played two tough games, were keen and ready. They beat Woolwich by a score of 9 to 3. Goalscorers were Lisa Henderson 3, Tam- my Nash 3, Sheri Kling 1, and Tracey Sills with 1. Assists went to some very hard work- ing defencemen, Heather McKercher 2, Shelly Nigh 2, Melissa Whitmore 2, Susan Roweliffe 2, Tracey Sills 2 and forwards Lisa Henderson 1, and Tammy Nash 1. Player of the game was Andrea Ribey who filled in for Sara Teall and played her first game in net this year. Andrea, just a little shaky from nerves, played excellently. Seaforth now having three points was in a three way tie with London and Woolwich. Seaforth was determined the winner by hav- ing the most goals. This meant they were in the medals and would meet Kitchener Sun- day morning at 8 am. • As Sunday morning came around so did a bunch of eager and -enthusiastic Ringette players. Even though many were tired they still were determined to win. This game was for the bronze medal and winners would go on in the final for gold. As the girls came on the ice there wasn't a doubt in their minds only one very nervous. goaltender. Andrea Ribey, who did such an excellent job in net the first time was put in again. Seaforth's previous goaltender Sara Teall played wing and played superbly. This game was one of the best games ever played by the girls, one that had everyone on their toes. The game ended up in a 6-6 tie and resulted in five minutes overtime. At the 3:58 mark in the overtime pe Id Seaforth's Lisa Henderson scored on a pass from Tammy Nash which proved to be the winner. Other goalscorers were Lisa Henderson 4, Tammy Nash 3. Assists went to Tammy Nash 5, Heather McKercher 1, Tracey Sills 1, Sheri Kling 1 and Lisa Henderson with 1. This lead Seaforth to the final game against a second Kitchener team for the gold. 'The girls had not yet settlied down from Turn to page 9 • Shootouts determine outcome of houseleague House league hockey finished its season with four close games. WHALERS 2- FLYERS 1 The Whalers won the Junior Champion- ship squeezing the Flyers out 2-1. Mike Vock and Mike Watt, assisted by Wayne Schoonderwoerd, tallied for the Whalers with Michael Mullin, assisted by Derek Smith, scoring the lone Flyer goal. CANADIANS 2- BRUINS 1 The Canadians took the Senior Champion- ship 2-1 over the Bruins in shootouts to break the tie. James Wilbee, assisted by Jasen Muir and Jason Schoonderwoerd, scored for the Canadians. Scott Jervis set one up for Sean Melady to count the only Bruin goal. JETS 2- LEAFS I The Jets goal by Brad Moore in the shootouts to break the tie gave them a 2-1 win over the Leafs and the Junior consola- tion winner. The first period was scorless but Jet Mark Van Dooren, assisted by Joe KARATE COMPETITION - The Seaforth Karate Club put in another good showing in Karate competition recently, as 15 members of the club took part in the Fourth Annual Challenge Cup. The competition was held in Toronto and was attended by 280 com- petitors from across Ontario, and included clubs from many cities including Toronto. Paticipants were judged in two events: sparring, which is a mock fight; and kata which is a series of martial movements. Dave McKellar placed third in Kate, Debbie McGrath was fourth in Kate, Marg Weber placed first in sparring and second in kata, Chuck Hasson placed first in sparring and fourth in kata, Jean Hasson was fourth in sparring, Ryan Contois placed second in Kata and third in sparring, Andy Parker finished fourth in kata, and Jeff Parker was third in kata. Missing from the photo is Lori Glanville who placed second in sparring and third in Kata. Corbett photo. Parrline dumps Raiders 5-0 A frustrating game for the Raiders as they made every effort to do some scoring but achieved nothing. Parr Line kept the lead. Scoring for Parr Line was Steve Rowat with a brisk shot and into the net it goes with help from Paul Nurse. Paul Gibbings was in the Limelight as he accumulated a couple of sure points with help from Fd Sslverde Our Rod Merner was no pushover either as he directed a chip shot into the net, off pass- ing by Adrian Salverda. Last but not least Craig Piet's massive goal ended the game as time ran out on the clock. A thrilling pass by goalie Randy Blake. On April 7 at the Clinton Arena at 10 p.m. it's the Raiders vs Parr Line. Murray, and Leaf Mike Weber, assisted by Dean Finnigan, each scored in the second to lead to the shootouts. NORTHSTARS 2- OILERS 1 The North Stars and Oilers also determin- ed their fate in shotouts with the North Stars scoring after four attempts. Kalen Carroll, assisted by Steve Hicknell, scored for the North Stars in the first period with Oiler Kevin McElwain, assisted by Pat Moylan, answering in the second. RECREATION PREVIEW by Marty Bedard LONGER STICKS would have helped out on this play as a Sea forth Atom I reaches the puck ahead of a Port Hope defensman while the Port Hope goaltender tries to poke the puck into the corner and away from his net. Seaforth took this, the third game of the series, 6-2 and won the All Ontario title on the weekend. Corbett photo. d Airr- Fashion show April 27 Seaforth and District Ringette Associa- tion presents: SPRING IN BLOOM fashion show. The show will be held April 27 starting at 7:30 p.m. at the Seaforth and District Community Centres. Tickets are $6 which Includes dessert, coffee and door prizes. Those present will be able to see fashions by: Stewart Bros., Shinens, Seaforth Golf and Country Club, The Knitter's Loft, Anna's, Lynda's Place, No Kidding, Seaforth Hospital Auxiliary, Kids Kloze, and Collins 'The Wedding People'. For tickets or more information contact Joan Wood at 527-0194. The RINGE ITt. ASSOCIATION will also be hosting their annual meeting and potluck supper tonight at 6 p.m. at the arena. JOINT REGISTRATION for summer pro- grams will be held at the Seaforth and District Community Centres on Wednesday, April 13 and Thursday, April 14 from 7 to 9 p.m. both nights. This will be an information sharing evening as well as registration. You can come and register for minor soccer, minor ball, play school and playground. For more information call the recreation office at 527-0882. A LADIES INDUSTRIAL SOCCER LEAGUE will be starting this May at the Optimist Park on Wednesday evenings at 7:30 p.m. If you would like to sign up or in- quire more information please call Teresa at 527-2258. lsxuecnix,CHICK v DAY • a � SHUG'GAIN ANNOUNCING OUR NEWS Your PHOTO PRO'S DEALER is moving down the street to PHELANS PLACE APPLIANCES in Seaforth (across from the Post Office) We will be taking orders for MEAT TYPE CHICKS (minimum order - 25 chicks) TURKEYS WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF SHUR-GAIN FEED AND ANIMAL HEALTH PRODUCTS Order Dates — Pickup Dates CHICKS April 8, 1988 May 11, 1988 TURKEYS April 20, 1988 June 8, 1988 Orders Token At: VARNA FEED MILL LTD. 233®9219 WALTON FEED MILL (Div. Varna Feed MIII Ltd.) 887.6023 THE JERVIS EDGE Bring your films to PHELANS PLACE, in Seaforth, and have them developed with dated pictures by Jervis Photo Inc. of Clinton. We, at PHELANS PLACE are pleased to be bringing this service t •. Seaforth. ' The Seaforth Agricultural Society presents the HOME AND GARDEN SHOW on Wednesday, April Wand Thursday, April 21 from 5 to 10 p.m. both nights and the Seaforth and District Community Centres. Many displays, door prizes and special events. Free admission for everyone. Don't miss this great opportunity for some great bargains. The Seaforth and Dish ict Minor Hockey Association is holding their Annual Meeting on Tuesday, April 12 at 8 p.m. at the arena. Everybody is welcome. SENIOR SHUFFLEBOARD results from last week are as follows: men: Bert Walters 337; Gordon Murray 307; Gordon MacKen- zie 208; ladies: Isabel Gardiner 377; Hazel McGonigle 344; Mary Chapple 276. The Seaforth and District High School will be offering a CHILDREN'S BASKETBALL CAMP starting April 18. Registration fee will be $15 each which includes a tee-shirt. For more Information please call Terry Johnston at 527-0380. The First Presbyterian Church will be having a RUMMAGE AND BAKE SALE on Saturday, April 9 at 2 p.m. at the church. Come out and support the church. Could ALL BALL TEAMS that booked the Lions and Optimist ball diamonds last year please contact me to confirm all times for the summer. Also, if any new teams are looking for diamond time, please call the Recreation Office at 527-0882. NOTICE Durham Welding Supply Ltd. Is pleased to add to our growing list of welding supply stores. McGavin Farm Equipment WALTON Drop in at McGavin Farm Equipment and see Nell for all your welding gases. SEAFORTH AND DISTRICT MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION ANNUAL MEETING Tuesday, April 12 PHELANS PLACE b & ! WATSON SALES LTD. FURNITURE TV PPLIA S • SEORTH 52741213 SEBRI'NGVIL.LE 3 •' A 43' LE -d18T !� `� - -AFTOLL FREE I-800404661 8:00 P.M. Seaforth & District Community Centre oNew directors will be picked.Come out and give your ideas and suggestions for next season. EVERYONE WELCOME