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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1987-02-18, Page 11•Ladies dance prograni to start •... The Seaforth Reereation.,Department pre- • • ' • ..i B n, a DeprbyshirLAIFS DeASILVng Pon LdniViesdabyy, 'RECREATION PREVIEW . setho ren .. , Mardi 11, 187' at the Seaford) and District•by Marty Bedard . Comniunity Centres from 7,to 8:30 p.m, This '..=...• •in '.....iiminnummo.mmiummilmiamm. program will include introduction to three A' , 1 • .. . dance 'forms - ballet; folk and jazz with the ' . . greatest emphasis on jazz; incorporate . currently selling tickets tailed SCRATCH -A- Francis Teatero at 527-1979. . , • Stretching, • flexibility, endurance. and aero- PATCH, pay, what y� scratch, scratch. Amounts . Attention all minor hockey parents: come bits and.teach dance, technique,' terminology • range from two cents tO$2.. You can buy a out to the ANNUAL MEETING on VV ednes- and. choreography. ticket from any committee member or at the day, March 25, 1987 at 8 p,m, at the Arena, , following -stores: Bobls Barbershop, nonna's Nominations-for-the-ne.w_executiv.e_wilLbe.,...... This is not dancercize. It is a structured Hairstyling, .the Legion, Hildebrand Paint taken. Let's see everybody attend and form a 'dance program. No prior dance experience is' and Paper,. the. Sewing Centre, Starlight strong system. ' necessary, just a genuine enjoyment of Lanes .Fred Tilley's in Blyth, or Merle's • On Wednesday, Fnhritaty_18 at.27 .3.0 p.m moving. to current music. The BM nigIrt-will Coffee Nook in Mitchell. • ' There will be. an "ENERGY CONSERVA- be a trial night for anyone, to see if it is the BUS. TRIP TO COPPS COLISEUM,in TION" IN HERITAGE BUILDINGS W ORK program .you are looking for. For more Hamilton to watch North Bay Centennials vs.SHOP" held at the Town Hall. For more information or,, registration call Brenda at .. Hamilton ,Steelehawks on Thursday, Febru- ' 52.7-1485 after 4 p.m. or Marty at the inforrnation please call Luanne Phair, Deputy , - Clerk at the Town Hall 527-0160. • Recreation Office at 5274882 between • the ary 26, 1987. Cost will be $10 per person, bus leaves the Arena at 4 p.m. and we will need a 'hours of 8:30 a.m. and 5 p.m.Registration fee will be $30. • '-- minimum -of 40 people t� go on this trip. SENIORSHUFFLEBOARD AND CARPET• Leave your name and money at the Arena: BOWLING continues 'every W ednesday • . The Tri -County District Senior Gamea Host Manager's office or call 527-1272 for more afternoon at the Arena. Come out and enjoy ' • Committee will be sponsoring a 'ST. PAT- . information. Game tickets will be available at from 1 :39-4 p:m. Last week's winners were: ' RICK'S EUCHRE on TueSday, March 17 at 7 the door. •- . - Mary Coleman 313, Rika Van Bakel 271, • p.m. at the Seaforth and District Community ' ST. THOMAS ANGLICAN 'CHURCH Betty Felker, 247. Men: Theo Van Bakel 288, Centres. This will he a • fundraiser for the W OMEN are hosting SHRO,VETUESDAY on Charlie Perkins 263, Lloyd Hoggarth 211. games which will be held in Seaforth on June March 3, 1987..Paneakes and sausage from Don't forget Recreational Badn inton held . 22; 23, 1987. Come.out for. fun, prizes and •it:304:30 p.m. and 5-7 p.m. 'at the Parish at the Arena every Thursday ev,..:ing from 9 ••refreshments, . .• • , Hall. Admission is $3 for adults.and children. to 11 p.m., $2, per. Oerson, equipment The Senior Games committee -are also under 1 P ic $1 50 for more -information call. supplied. .. ' , Atom. 'lis. playheartbreak playoffhockey • Heartbreak hockey was the name of the fighting to hold the lead throughout the •Tan Seatorth Atom lls challenged th8 Atom game when Seaforth Atom Ils,met up with ' -remainderof the third period to their success. Is to an exhibition hockey game on Sunday . Lucknow, Tuesday and Saturday, to vie for Final score 3-2 Lucknow. afternoon. Ken Hildebrand of the Atom Is advancement in All -Ontario "DD'! division. , ,.- . , scored the first goal midway in the first . • Tuesday's game, played in Lucknow, saw Seaforth fans saw a fantastic, tough game period. Early in the second Dan Dalton Seaforth get on the scoreboard first when of hockeyWhen Luckanw came to play the - passed the puck Co Matt . McNichol who •'Derek Gridzak scored from a deflection off - second game of the series on Saturday. Both flipped the puck into the Atom 1 net, tieing the Lucicnow defence. There was an more teams were fired up andaction in both ends the score. The Atom 1 s came back with Mike scoring in the first period a both goaltenders kept everyone holding their breath. It took Weber and Ken Hildebrand:Sewing. • blocked any efforts by either team. Lucknow until the end of the second period before •' „ . capitalized in the second period with a goal in Lucknow jammed the puck in the corner of. Midway 'in the •third period . Jeremy - - the first minute. Then Scored again with only Seaforth's net to take a 1-0 lead. Seaforth Somerville scored for the Atom Hs from Mike • eight seconds left in that period. pressed Lucknow throughout the game but Etue and Dave McNairn. Goals scored for the • Early in the third, Steve Van den Henget could not .get the puck past Lucknow's Aom ls in the third were by Mike Devereaux, • slipped the puck through Lucknow's defence goaltender. It wasn't till 3:30 left in the third Wayne Schoonderwoerd, and two more by • to Scott Jervis who slammed in Seaforth's when Lucknow saw an opening and scored Ken Hildebrand. Assists for the Atom 1st second goal. Two minutes later Lucknow. their insurance goal, followed by a third soon went to Brad MOore (2), Mike Coyne (2), Joe came bac.k to take the lead, Determination , after. Final score: 3-9.Lucknow. Congratula- Murray, Steve Hicknell and Pat Maloney all • and hussle by the Atom Ils kept Tucknow tions for games wellplayed Atom Ils. •• with one. Final score 7-2 Atom 1st Novice win last season game '2-0 -.. _ • , . . . , the end of the second, • Seaforth was ahead 2-0. Even though Mike Hugill was down flat a few times, he took it for the team and came back with a goal at the 8:20 mark assisted by Shaun- Anstett. Boyd Devereaux scored '. number four for Seaforth at the 12:44 mark of the third. Jason Henderson with quite a few speedy break awdys finally managed to count a goal at 13:32 of the final period and again scored another one minute later on his own ' Devereaux, with great stick handling, flipped Jason Henderson worked on number two. At • , rebound. J The two wins this weekend guaranteed the .unior houseleague teams Novice first place in their division. The playoffs start next week. Good luck team. • THE HURON EXPO %TPA., FEBRUARY 18, 1987 All Mitchell and Seafc)ftb •KARATE & jUiJITSU CLUB • NEW PERMANENT LOCATIONt•• • .65 Main Street, Seaforth .(FormerlY Linski's Restaurant) Also Now Offering. AEROBICS&J'ITNESSC-1,7,ASSES DAYS 262-3000 --- CONTACT: Robert Malloch EVENINGS 482-5713 TAKE—IT-EASY FITNESS at Rob .MallOCh's StOdio' • • Torrnerly Linski's) • Light exercise to tone and slim turrirny, hips and thighs •• MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY 12:15 - 12:45•NOON :TUESDAY; THURSDAY. — 730- 8:00 a.m: • • Stretch and,Flexibility Program; Neck and Back Care. • MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,•FRIDAY 1:00.41:30 p.m. • On Saturday, the Seaforth Novice travelled one in bythe goalie. The game ended 2-0 for ' to Clinton to play their second last Season - Seaforth. - • • • 'game. It was slow going for both teams all On Sunday, Mitchell hosted Seaforth through the first period. It wasn't until the-' Novicelor the final season game. Again the, second period that Shaun Anstett scored . boys were.off to a slow start, but it appeared single-handedly at the 9:27 mark. The fans that both teams were very evenly matched. • continued to watch the puck go back and • At the 7:05 mark of the second period Boyd 'forth; up and down the ice with neither team - Devereaux single handedly popped in the , getting away too many clear shots. However, , first goal for Seaforth. One and a half with only41 seconds left in the game, Boyd minutes. later, Shaun Anstett assisted. by . FIA M ES 2 W HA LERS 3 scored_for the Flyers_ Time ran out for the • The Flames started the scoring and ended Leafs but goals by Chris Marion assisted by the scoring but the Whalers tallied three Brent Hulley and Mike W eber 'assisted by goals in-between to win 3-2 in houseleague Mike Devereaux keptthem in the game. , hockey action Saturday. Scott Jervis, Shaun OILERS'S NORT11 STARS3 . Anstett and Adam Agar 56:wed. for the. The Oilersrn Icae out on top of the North ' Whalers with Matt Vock assisted by Mike Stars 8-3. Jason ,Beuttenmiller (2), Brad Etue and Steve Hicknell assisted by Kevin Carter (4), Shane Taylor and Jason Schoon- • Van den Neucker scored for the Flames. derwoerd scored points for the Oilers with an JETS 4 PENGUINS 0 assist to Brad Schroeder:, North, Stars Mark The Jets led the Penguins to a 4-0 decision Smale assisted by Kevin Cardno, Steven with goals by Lawrence Flanagan, Janice Papple and Jason W heatley broke the strong Rodney and Pat Gridzak (2). Assisting were Mark ,Van Dooren (2), Harold Hugill and • Oiler defence and scored goals. .. Jordan Nuhn.BItUINS 5 CA NA DIA NS I FINERS 3 LEAFS 2 Jason' Muir (3), Sean Melady and Aaron David McNaim's goal gave the Flyers a 3-2 Broome assisted by Brian Little overthrew • win over the Leafs. Dean Finnigan assisted the Canadians 5-1. Sean Cook assisted by by Danny Dalton and Jason Henderson also Steve Ralfourscored the lone Canadian goal. First Stumblers Cup held • The first annual Stumblers Cup took place Sunday. Jim W atson was heard to quip, "Can Sunday between the Firemen and the Sunday you stand a two week layoff, Ozzie?' morning hockey bunch. Someone said that Doug Anstett was the The SmokegobblerS pulled off ahuge upset best Fireman forward but many felt it was when they came back to win aihrilling 14-13 EkSunday skater Bill Pinder. Some had the overtime victory. • . nerve to suggest George Reeves was the best 01; Don Hulley, a late cut from the Sunday Fireman defenseman when we knew all along Slimmers scored the winner at 19:58 of the it was Ex -Sunday skater Vern Scott. Then a - extra frame when he took a long pass, that the person thought Harvey Dale was the best losers bitterly complained was a three line floater but it was Ex -Sunday morning sniper Offside, slipped, got up, slipped again, got UP Dennis 'McCauley. In fact thd Smokers had again and poked the puck past a startled five Ex -Sunday players that combined for 11 Garry Osborn who thought the whistle had of their goals. So in reality the Morning men gone and was talking to the tqrernen's Ralph won 24 to 3. Wood at the time. Incensed that it was 1111110y I. Jack fledarcL another Ex -Sunday fellow, thatscored and notsomeone elSe, Osborn left was outstanding in the Ftrernen's net and the ice vowing not to return until next (Continued on Page A13) Tri -County District SENIOR GAMES Host Committee THANK. YOU To th6 following merchants for their donations towards the Senior Games to be held in 8eaforth on June .22, 23, 1987. • Se -golf( Creamery CO. Ltd. • Sills Hardware •-•MoKilicib-lriabrahee Co • Tasty -Wu Bakery • Bauer Travel Agency • Ken Lingelbach • Image .0 loners/Foto Pros • 6 Wong's Grill • Seaforth Chiropractic Centre (tom DeVereaux) • • Stewart Brothers • Stedmans (Deidfiton Variety • Ltd.) ' 8eafOrtb Insurance Brokers Ltd. • John 14. MeLlwairt Ltd. • Prank Kling Ltd, • Box Furniture • Grocery • B� )( Fliri5rat GtjaPrel (g&11' Falconer Funeral Roinsy. • Lytilia Fded.,Market 8tewart & beveredux , Oar* iststsc 804611611 • PUBLIC • MEETING .41 Foranyone interested in playing JUNIOR Or SENIOR BASEBALL this summer TUESDAY March 3 7:30 P.M. Seaforth & District Community Centres FOR MORE INFORMATION: • I CONTACT: MARTY BEDARD Recreation Office 527-0882 WE'RE HONDA CRAZY! We're so convinced that Honda lathe bestbrand on the market, that we went out and bought hundreds of Honda everything. We're now up to our nada in Hondas. Every one of theta It nosy �n sale. All At Crazy Honda Price's! Plenty of Power Fot • Light Wei& • 4•Stiokt Speed .d-Stided iliterie'lktv'erNliiit=5"Foolettltkiltralitt.4 3 engtiitttktilPeed.E14setrfo'n Work and Play ATC 200SF Honda Cray Price $159900 Phon.D.Lanra A Great CCM -minter ikel 18450SCF 450 Nighthawk Hondo ctaty Pride $2399°° pit mixt &tax Born OnThe Racetrack Arid Made Street Legal Ho4y NS-c4r000zRG?rice • $419900 Pies r).o 1. g. Tax • • ,i0.4%,,,• .• Itgoulte thinking Of goirVe got to be . in:V.6E11a fritzae.106iaWfi8lietiektti.8--. . All Classes Start March 2 Try all claSses or just ifew (25 classes to choose from) Any combination $30.00 a mOnthor single class $4.00 - YOUR FIRST 2 CLASSES ARE FREE: PHONE. BARB ALKEMADE 527-0365 TO REGISTER e Seaforth Recreation Department , • LADIES DANCE PROGRAM by Brenda perbythlre STARTS WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11 Seaforth & District Community Centres 7:00 p.rn . to 8:.30 p.m. • PROGRAM INCLUDES: • •Introduction to 3 dance forms - ballet,• folk and jazz (greatest emphasis on jazz) • • incorporate stretching, flexibility, endurance and aerobics. • Dance technique, terminology and. choreography. - This is not dancercize, it is a structured' dance program. No dance . experience necessary, just a genuine enjoyment of moving to current music, .. For more information or registration please call: Brenda at 527-1485 after 4:00 p.m. or Recreation Office at 527-0882 between 8:30-5 p.m. Registration Fee will be $30.00., Ytut ' two taleastke» Bni1oIwnt$2.5 treasitte., Silkience Shampoo or Conditioner 400 mL 1,99 .• Gillette Foamy - 300 ML only2 - Toni Personal Perms • only • 3.79 • lky Idea Spray Deodorant 200 mL or'Roll-on 75 mL or Stick Deodorant only •2 • DRY PEA. • Adorn Hair Spray 400 niL Only Good News Disposable RazdrS , 4's only8 90 Trac 11 or Atra Razor,Olades., only 8:g Tattle Shampoo or Conditioner 500 mL dr Hairspray 400 mL or Noriaetotor Spray 30fmL only tiltHEtAtikifgt4:46Eilioii.441h,doaN ,•0UNTON, MAIN CORNEA, SEARictitil. •