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The Huron Expositor, 1987-11-25, Page 19AL7d PARTS4S'UPP/J S PARIS & ACCESS IIS for all makes of cars & trucks FISHER//sr AUTO SEAFORTH 527-1701 ii GbDed lMH 5wvree mows 8u5�1-1670• Grny 18A — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, NOVEMBER 25, 1987 Minor hockey. torecognize rads • The Seaforth and District Minor Hockey coins Junior B hockey team, and North Londonrs Associatipn will recognize five graduates of Pat Murray started off with the Stratford will be Seafort4 1Milverton, Blyth, its program who have gone on to play Culhtons of the Junior B circuit, and this Win hockey in Ontario and the United States,atgam, Clinton,eNew Hamburg, Forest year went to play for the Michfgan,Stete and Piattsville, its Annual Novice Hockey tournament Spartans. Games .will start at 6 p.m. Friday night slated for this weekend. Greg Murray Played for the St. 'Mary's with new games starting every hour after David McElwain left Seaforth to play for Lincolns and now is in New York, playing that until 9'p.m.Thirteen games will be the Kitchener Rangers of the Ontario Junior for the Plattsburg State University. played Saturday, Major A Hockey Longue. He stayed there An beginning at 8e 30' a.m. and assortment of sticks and pucks running through to 9:30 p.m. The B Consola- une season before continuing his Junior donated by. these •five players will be on tion game" will be played Sunday at 12:30 • hockey career with the North Bay Centen- display at the Novice tournament, and will p.m. with the B Championship game at 1:3Q nials. Last year he was a member of the also be given out as draw prizes. All par- p.m. The A Consolation will be played at Canadian National Junior team, and•. this' ticipants in the tournament will have the op- 2:30 p.m. with the A Championship game at year, moved up to the Pittsburgh Penguins portunity to take home some of the 3:30 p.m. of the National Hockey League. souvenirs. : The tournament promises some good Dave Akey left Seaforth for the Listowel The tournament will host 16 teams, par- entertainment and fine hockey. Admission , Cyclones, then stepped up to the. London tieipating in an A and B division. Competing on Friday and Sunday is $2 for adults and $1 Knights -Junior -A -club; before-being-traded---in-the-A-division-will-be Goderic10Vaterloo,—for-students-Admission-Saturday-is-$3-for-•- to the Sudbury Wolve this season., South London Major, South London, Minor, adults and $1..50 for students. Children get in Scott Driscoll plays for the St. Mary's Lin- Sarnia Township, ramalea, London LMHA free. Centenaires face toughest league teams The Seaforth Centenaires gave up another Centenaires assisted by Mike Battles and Beuttenmiller and Kevin Williainson. two games this weekend when they faced 'Kevin Williamson. Kevin Williamson got the The third period saw the Centenaires back. two of the toughest teams the OHA Western next goal unassisted, and Mike Betties in the game as Brad Carter scored again has to offer. scored the last goal of the period with help assisted by Kevin Williamson, and Kevin from Brad Carter and Mike Williamson scored assisted by Brad Carter., The first of the two home games was, on Schoonderwoerd. But Wellesley matched Seaforth's goals and Friday night against Wellesley. The But the local squad showed it knows how the Centenaires couldn't capitalize on their Centenaires played hard in the first period, to blow a game in the second period as it scoring chances late In the game. The final got a few breaks, and Managed to come out allowed Wellesley . to score- four goals, . and score was8:6-for the visiting Teein.• with a 3-2 lead after the first 20 minutes. only answered with one. Kevin Melady' got On Sunday afternoon the Centenaires Brad . Carter opened the scoring for the the only goal of the periodassisted by Brad played the 'first place Exeter Hawks. The • local club gave the Hawks a scare When they sent A I e ne fatal for Bruins last played thin in Hensel just a week earlier. They had come into the -game shoit- OH.ERS 7 -NORTH STARS 1 Sills and Shane Taylor, with assists to Mark • a lot of players but had played a tight game, Jason , Beuttenmiller, assisted by Aaron MacDonald and Dan Dalton. and narrowly lost 6-4. But it was to be a dif- Broome, scored the lone North Star goal LEAFS 7 -WHALERS 3 ferent story this Sunday even though the Centenaires had a full team. The Centenaires might as well have not showed up for the first period, because they didn't score and they allowed the Hawks to get an ea$1y four goal lead. In the second period the local club got its act together and managed to tie the period at two goals apiece, but it was still behind four goals going into the third period. Goals in the second period came from Kevin Melady assisted by Brad Carter, and Mike Betties from Brad Beuttenmiller. against the Oilers in Saturday. morning The Leafs took a strong lead in the first house league hockey action. Oilers Jeremy period with goals by Chris Marion, 2, Evan Somerville, Derek Gridzak, 3, Brent Van •. Eckert and Jeff Ryan. Mat Vock; assisted • den Akker, 2, and Mike Boven put seven by Jim Crowley and Murray Workman, away with assists. to John Moylan and Pat tallied three for the Whalers but Ryan and Moylan. Chris Marion, 2, assured the Leaf win with three more goals. • , CANADIANS9-BRUINS 1 . FLYERS 8 -JETS 3 Missing their A line proved. fatal for the• Pat Gridzak, 5, Scott Wood, 2, and Jason Bruins as they took on the Canadians. Kevin Smith served up the Flyers • win with an Diegel, assisted by Sean Melady, scored the assist to Charles Robertson. Mark Van only Bruin goal. Scoring for the Canadians • Dooren, 2, 'and Scott Van Dooren tried men.. T.. son 'Schoonderwoerd, • 4, John desperately; to narrow the margin with one Being four goals down didn't stop Seaforth McKercher, Jason Muir, James.Wilbee, Ted ' goal being scored in the last minute of play, from letting a few more get by goaltender ' Bill Tremeer. Kevin Melady was the only Bantams.:engaged 'in 'lopsided hockey tele Brian Dupe the The period � Ypais. The Hawks put away three more goals in the period to wrap The hockey game between the Seaforth Ray Murray with one goal and three assists. the game up 9-3. • and Zurich Bantams on Tuesday night. end- Mike Boven, Karsten Carroll, Brad ' The Centenaires faced Clinton last night ed in a Lopsided score. Seaforth won 14-1. Schroeder and -Paul McLlwain each scored but the results of that contest were not _ _ane.goaL Kevin.Mci swain assisted on_three_._known• at.the_time_this.papeewentto_press._ Scorers for Seaforth were Brent vanden goals and Jeff Gemmell got one assist. Prior to that game the Centenaires had Akker with four goals and one assist, Jason Jason Patterson played well in net. Jason played 16 games and had won two of them. McNichol with three goals and two ssists, Schoonderwoerd, Jason Horan and Doug Their next game will be November 27 when Ted Sills with two goals and one assist and Campbell played good, solid defense. . they take on Brussels at home. Santa Claus in town Oecember 4 • SANTA CLAUS IS COMING TO TOWN on Friday, December 4 at 6:30 p.m. Don't miss the annual Santa Claus Parade. The parade will start at the Arena and go downtown on Main Street. After the parade the children can visit Santa Claus and tell him what they would like for Christmas. The Santa Centre will be held at 55 Main Street, beside Phelan's Applianfe Store. Also on Friday night ttleie will be a re- enactment of the NATIVITY SCENE at Vic- toria Park. For more information on 'any of the above 'events call Ross Ribey. • Seaforth Harmony Hi-Lites present A CHRISTMAS CABARET Saturday, December 5, 1987 at the Seaforth and District Community Centres from 8 to 9 p.m. It will be a barbership Christmas Show with the Harmony Kings as guests. From 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. you will be able to dance to TRACES. Tickets are $12 for th show, dance and dinner or $5 for the show only. Proceeds will go to the Ontario Society of Autistic Citizens. For tickets call any Harmony Hi -Lite member. The Seaforth Agricultural Soceity presents the Midwestern Ontario FARM . TOY SHOW, Sunday, December 6, 1987 at the Seaforth and District. Community Cen- tres. Buy, trade or sell from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. There will also be a Christmas Craft Show and Sale sponsored by the Van Egmond Foundation and skating will be available RECREATION PREVIEW Y Marty lied@rd from 12 to 12:30 p.m. A country style brunch and refreshments will also be available. Admission is only $1. Children under 12 must be accoinpanied by an adult. For fur- ther information. call 527-0120 or 527-1102. The PITTSBURGH PENGUINS VS. THE DETROIT RED WINGS on Sunday, January 10. Go watch some exciting NHL hockey live. Cost for the tickets and a bus ride to Detroit is only $40. The bus will leave the Seaforth and District Community Cen- tres at approximately 1 p.m. and will return at 12:30 a.m. Tickets are available from Bob and Betty's Variety Store, any Seaforth Beaver Oldtime Hockey player or at the Recreation Office. Family and Children Services CHRISTMAS BUREAU is being held at the Seaforth• Optimist Hall the week of December 7 to 11 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The hall will be a drop off location for donations for the less fortunate children and families. Anyone wishing to donate some time to knit some much needed mittens for these same children, is urged to pick up the wool and a pattern at the Seaforth Sewing Centre. Donations of -money, gifts, clothing, food and even wrapping paper will be accepted. Novice down Clinton 3-2 in action On Saturday the Seaforth Novice Team travelled to Clinton to play a fast paced, ac- tion packed game. Clinton was first on the scoreboard with a quick goal early' in the game, and even though Seaforth bad many chances the score retrained 1-0 for Clinton at the end of Now it was the third period • and the the first period. Seaforth Novice players decided it was now or never. On a pass from Chris Marion, • Shaun Anstett popped 10 the tying goal. Seaforth came out flying in the second period. Chris Marion, after some fancy stick work, managed to slip past the opposing defense and net a goal to tie the game. Shortly after, Clinton's number 4 picked up a rebound and the score was 2-1. Cougars take first in league BY GEORGE LOVE The Cougars took over first place in the St. James Bowling League on Monday, November 16 when they downed the Leopards 5-2. Cathy Broome led the way with 280-687. Don Nolan had 254-+610, Janice Murray 239-539, and Pat Ryan 215-534. San- dy Broadfoot with 198.535, Ken Moran 200-533 and Rose Feeney 231-537, were best for the Leopards. The Jaguars slipped to second place when they were edged 5-2 by the Irons. Murray Bennewies bowled the highest stores of the season with 262 368, 242 and an 872 triple, to top the Lions scouting, Laverne Nigh 206-541, and Brenda Kenny 230539 also helped the winners. Bruce Clark topped the Jaguar at - tad with 212., 224.630, Gerry Armstrong 222.522, Albert Boven 198-540 and Shirley l3rugger 188-535 also howled well. The Tigers also gained ground in the standings when they downed the Panthers 5-2. George Love led the Tigers with 243, 224-637, Karen Hoegy 185-549, Jack Ryan 228-542, and Pat Nolan 220-535, also bowled well for the win - nett, Jim Dalrymple 252 226, 676, and Dan Bennewies 284-643 were best for the Panthers, Teem Standings ere: 'Cougars -43, Jaguars -41, Leopards -36, Panthers -34, Lions -31, Tigers -25. Tweens shut ou The. Seaforth Tweens Ringette team shut out the St. Marys team in Seaforth 'on Sun- day, November 22. The Seaforth team overpowered St. Marys by scoring four unanswered goals in the first period and two in the second period to win 6.0. Melody Turner, a new comer to ringette, FESTIVE FEATURES. Effective Thursday, Friday, Saturday, While Supplies Las) . COUNTRY BUNS ONLY I DOZ. TASTY LEMON TARTS 6 for NUTRITIOUS BRAN MUFFINS 6 for 9 DARK PUMPERNICKEL BREAD LOAF NOW AVAILABLE DELUXE CHRISTMAS CAKE Tasty Nu. Store ;tea Only A WIDE VARIETY OF CANADIAN & IMPORTED. CHEESES FRESH OFF THE BLOCK PLUMROSE HAVARTi "BUTTER" CHEESE 1 Of LB. o MOZZARELLA • LB. 2 9 For The Christmas Season... cheese gift baskets, specialty cheeses, cheese trays, candy & nut frays, Christmas cookies & can- dy, fruit cake, dinner. rolls, fancy cookies and morel For further information contact Leona Scott at 527-1805. SENIOR SHUFFLEBOARD continues every Wednesday afternoon from 1:30 to 4 p.m. Last week's winners were: Pearl McKnight, 345, Rose Pringle, 248, Margaret O'Shea, 247, Bili Kelley, 366, Stan Hilton, 324 and Gordon Murray. 272. Don't miss the CHRISTMAS BAZAARS 'IN SEAFORTH. On December 5 the ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR is sponsoring a Bazaar and Bake Sale in the Masonic Lodge, lower Canino Hall, starting at 10 a.m. On December 7 the HOSPITAL AUX- ILIARY will be hosting a Bazaar and Crafts Sale from 12 noon to 4 p.m. in the Board Room of the Hospital. Everybody is welcome. Come watch some exciting hockey this weekend at the Seaforth and District Com- munity Centres. The Seaforth and District Minor Hockey Association presents its 10th ANNUAL NOVICE HOCKEY TOURNA- MENT Friday, November 27 to Sunday, November 29. Come out and support the local boys. -packed hockey Clinton received a tripping penalty giving Seaforth a power play. Shaun Anstett, with help from Mark Van Dooren, took advan- tage of the satiation and seined the winning goal The final score was Seaforth 3, Clinton 2. The Seaforth Novice Team is hosting its ANNUAL NOVICE TOURNAMENT this coming weekend and would appreciate any support. t St. Marys 7-0 and Cheryl McLlwain, each scored two goals. Singles went to Tracy Fortune and Jill Betties. Assisting on the goals were Jill Betties, Jodie _Rusin, Andrea Gingerich (2) end Cheryl McLlwain. Janice Rodney and Kris Gemmell didn't have their skills in net tested as St. Marys didnt have many chances to shoot onr net. 14A' i L WO'01IJ MANOR. Seaforth 527-1440 _._. _.. Mrs, $100 i'100k.-R.N... Let our. 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