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The Huron Expositor, 1986-01-08, Page 13SPORTS — --THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JANUARY 8, 1986 — A13 SURE RINGER — The Seaforth Belles were two time winners on the weekend recording 8-3 and 4-0 wins against Huron Park. Mcllwralth photo Belles take double-header The Seaforth Belles look a double header from Huron Park on the weekend with the Seaforth girls handily winning both games, On Sunday evening the final score was 8-3 for Seaforth with the local girls playing a good solid game of ringette. Amy Vanden Akker and Tammy Taylor each had two goals while Jane Rowcliffe. Lisa Calver, Jennifer Walt. and Katrina Lindeman each added a goal. Assists went to Pam Campbell. Katrina Lindeman. Amo Vanden Akker. Julie How- son and Tracy Taylor with two. I In Saturday at Huron Park the girls shut out the opposing team 4-0 with goalie Leanne Whitmore playing an outstanding game in net, to record the shutout. The girl's next home game is this Sunday evening at 6 p.m. against the skilled Goderich team. Seaforth and Goderich have met twice this season with Goderich winning the first game 6-4 and the second game in a 4-4 tie. It should be a good one Novices go international Team work was the key to success for the Seaforth Novice hockey team this week. Good goaltending. defence and offence also helped lead the boys to their first Silver Stick Championship in Parkhill Seaforth beat Lrstow•el 4-2 in the first game. Scoring for Seaforth was Mike Watt with three goals and Joe Murray with one. an assist went to Mike Weber. The second game against North London Minor was won easily by a 14-1 score. Scoring for Seaforth was Joe Murray with four goals add one assist. Mike Devereaux with three goals. one assist, Mike W att with three goals, Mike Weber with two goals and three assists, Boyd Devereaux with one goal and Wayne Schoonderwoerd with one goal and one assist. Assists also went to Patrick Cook with two and Dean Finnigan. Harold Hugill and Jim Crowley each with one. In the semi, finals Seaforth met Lambeth who they defeated 4-2. Scoring for Seaforth was Mike Watt with three goals and one assist and Mike Moylan with one goal and one assist Assists also went to Joe Murray with two and Jeff Flannigan and Jeff Ryan each with one. in the final game Seaforth met St. Marys and defeated them 4-2 Scoring for Seaforth Junior Belles win pair on weekend the game 8-1 game and did not let any rings past her. Tammy Nash started the first period in net The other Seaforth snorers'Were: Tracey then switched positions to score two goals. Fortune, with three; -Shelly O'Brien, with Tonya played in net the second half of the two: and Lisa Henderson with one. e, Petite -teem whips Mitchell after storms cause layoff vas, M ike W att with two goals and one assist, and Joe Murray with two goals. Assists also went to Dean Finnigan. W inning the Silver Stick advances the Seaforth Novice to an international tourna- ment in St. Claire Shores. Michigan in late February. High school curlers qualify for competition A contingent of curlers representing the Seaforth District High School have qualified for the All -Ontario final of the Pepsi Junior Schoolboys Curling competition. The rink of Dave Campbell, skip, Ron Pryce. vice. Peter Ste. Marie, second; Steve Dnlmage. lead and Brian Beattie. spare, were one of two teams to qualify after a zonetypPe playoff held in Hanover; 00. atUrilaY, Lin did so by defeating rinks from Sarnia, "Londdon and Windsor. Brian Beattie filled in for Ron Pryce who is playing hockey in Denmark in an earlier tournament the local rink were the 13 winners for Division 13 of the Pepsi Junior Schoolboys competition. The AII.Ontario championship will be played m Windsor from January 2:1 to 25. The Junior Belles played their first game in Mitchell on Saturday, and lost to the hosting team 13-5. Seaforth played a steady game not letting their opposing team run away with a win. They had some great shots on Mitchell's goalie but unfortunately only five goals were scored. Tammy Nash had three of these goals and the other two went to Tracey Fortune. Assists went to Lisa Henderson with four, and Tammy Nash with one. Lisa Henderson and Tammy Nash tied with 4 points each in this game. Shelly O'Brien worked really hard in net, as she faced many shots. Seaforth played their second game Sun- day, at home against Huron Park. They won After three stormed -out games against Huron Park, Exeter and Brussels the Seaforth Petite ringette girls were happy to finally play a game against Mitchell on Sunday. Mitchell won 13-4 uver Seaforth, but the team had fun and learned a few new tricks from the Mitchell girls. Seaforth goals were scored by Jill Wood, Jill Betties 2, and Kim Rau. Assists were given to Jill Wood on two of the goals, The next home game is this Sunday, January 12 at 4:00-5:00 p,m.. at Seaforth and District Community Centres. Seaforth Pee Wees win three regular games over Christmas The Seaforth Pee Wees played three regular hockey games over the Christmas break and were winners in each game. SEA FORTH 9 MITC91EId.4 On December 21 they hosted the Mitchell Pee Wees and won by a score of 9-4 after a hard fought game. Fourteen penalties were called in this game. Brent vanden Akker and Ray Murray each had a hat trick and singles went to Ted Sills, Jason McNichol and Karsten Carroll. SKAFOKTII 13CLINTON:1 Ray Murray's five goal performance led the Pee Wees to a 13-3 win over the Clinton Squad on December 30 in Seaforth. Jason McNichol had a double and getting one apiece were Jason Papple, Jason Schoonder- woerd. Brian Cook, Karsten Carroll, Ted Sills and Brent vanden Akker. SEA FORTH 6 CLINTON 2 On January 2 Seaforth travelled to Clinton for a return Thatch and won 6-2 to start the new year off right, At the end of the second period the score was 3-1 for Seaforth. The third period became rougher as six penalties and one 10 -minute misconduct was called. Seaforth continued to dominate as they scored three goals to Clinton's one. Scoring were Jason Papple and Jason Schoonderwoerd with two, and Brian Cook and Paid McLiwain with one each. SEAFORTH :1 MILVERTON 5 On December 17 the Pee Wees lost their second game of the season to Milverton 5-3. Their record to date is 11 wins, 1 tie and 2 losses. The next home game is Saturday against Milverton. Mid -winter programs begin RECREATION PREVIEW by Marty Bedard MID W INTER PROGRAMS are all set to begin in mid-January. A 10 -week Ceramics program will be offered starting on Monday, January 13 with a registration fee of $25 per person. This program will be held on the second floor of the Town Hall from 7 to 9 p.m. and the instructor will be Ann Bosman. Ann would like all participants to bring their own greenware for the first class. Harvey Beuerman will be instructing Furniture Refinishing. This program will begin on Monday, January 13 with a registration fee of $25 per person. It will be held at the high school for 10 weeks from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. The student must bring a piece of wood to work on. Advanced Crocheting will be offered at the high school for 10 weeks starting on Tuesday, January 14. The fee will be $25 per person and the instructor will be Bessie Broome. This course will be from 7 to 9 p.m. New and better patterns will be taught this session, The Recreation Department will also be offering a typing course. This program will be held at the high school from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. starting on Thursday, January 16. The fee will be $25 per person and the instructor will be Don Renshaw. A gymnastics program for the children is still in the works.{'lease watch for details. For all the above program please register at the Recreation Offit at 527-0882. It's located on the right tiripLaWq asgyqu walk in the Seaforth and DL tri CCgmmunity Cen- tres. it is open frond 8:36' a.m: to 5 p.m. No instructor was foun@ for 1S7ICROW AVE COOKING. so, there will be no program available this winter. Please watch advertise- ments for MICROWAVE WORKSHOPS to be held periodically through the winter months. FITNESS iS FUN exercise program will be offered in mid-January. There are two programs set up. The first one will be on Wednesday evenings starting on January 15 from 8:30-9:30 p.m. at the Seaforth and District Community Centres. The registra- tion fee will be $15 per person for 8 weeks. The instructor will be Linda Walsh. The second program is for the not -so -slim and not -so -young and will be held at the Community Centres on Tuesday and Thurs- day mornings from 9:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. This session will begin on January 14 and the registration fee will be $25 for 8 weeks. You may pay $15 and go only one morning per week. The instructor will be Brenda Derby- shire. Men are welcome to both sessions. Call 527-0882 for registration or register on the first night. The 13th annual OPTIMLST ATOM HOCKEY TOURNAMENT will be held January 17, 18. 19 and 26. 1986 at the Arena. Tournament organizer Jack Bedard, has a total of 26 teams participating in three divisions this year. Teams in the "C" division include: Liman. LM.H.A. Minor, Zurich, Byron Minor. Elma Logan, and Hensall. Teams in the "B" division include: Clinton, Lambeth. Seaforth. New Hamburg, Mitchell, Walkerton. Paris. and Brantford Minor, Teams in the "A" division include: Forest, Southwest London. LM. N.A. Major, Wel- land. Oakridge. Waterloo. Byron Major. Mooretown, Goderich, Sarnia Twp., Thorold and South London. Four games will be played Friday night starting at 6:00 p.m., 13 games will be played on Saturday, starting at 8 a.m. and finishing at 8 p.m., 10 games will be played on Sunday; starting at 9 a.m. and finishing at 6 p.m. All final games (6) will be played on Sunday, 'January 26 starting at 12:30 p.m. and finishing at 5:30 p.m. Seaforth's first game will be played on Saturday. January 18 at 8 a.m.. so come out and support the local boys. SENiORSHUFFLEBOARD resumes every W ednesday afternoon from 1:30 too p.m. All seniors are invited for a fun filled afternoon. MOMS AND TOTS SKATING will resume every Wednesday afternoon as well starting at 1 p.m. and finishing at 3 p.m. Let's see everyone out. The 8th ANNUALJR. D. ALLSTAR GA M E will be held at the Lucan Arena on Saturday, January 11, 1986, game time is 7 p.m. This is a chance to support the local boys and watch some good exciting hockey. Plan to attend. The Seaforth Recreation Department and the Seaforth B.1.A, are planning a small reception to "WELCOME HOME" the midget hockey team that is presently in Denmark. This event will take place at the Seaforth and District Community Centres upon theirarrival. which will he approximate- ly 10'30 p.m. on Saturday. January 1I. Everyone is invited to come and welcome the tuns borne. The Optimist Club of Seaforth would like to extend an Invitation to their annual • winter I ATOM HOCKEY TOURNAMENT 24 Teams SEAFORTH & DISTRICT COMMUNITY CENTRES FRIDAY, JAN. 17, 6 P.M. - 9 P.M. SATURDAY, JAN. 18 8 A.M. - 9 P.M. SUNDAY, JAN. 19 10 A.M. - 6 P.M. SUNDAY, JAN. 26 12 NOON - 6 PN1- from Southwestern Ontario Contact LACK BEDARD 527-1792 TEEN DANCE FRIDAY, JAN. 17 SEAFORTH & DISTRICT COMMUNITY CENTRES 8:00 P.M. ADMISSION 53.00 SEE THE CROWNING OF MISS OPTIMIST '86 SNOW SCULPTURING SEAFORTH. & DISTRICT COMMUNITY CEN'T'RES' 9:00-'12:00 NOON SATURDAY, JAN. 18 Contact ARNOLD STINNISEN 527-0410 DANCE SATURDAY SEAFORTH & DISTRICT COMMUNITY CENTRES $5800 per person 8 p.m. 0 1 a.m. AGE OF MAJORITY REQUIRED! LUNCH PROVIDED CRO P JAN. 18 Enjoy Hot Meals and a Sociable Hour in the Big Hail at the Seaforth and District Community Centres on both weekends! DRAW FOR A 12 SPEED MODUNTAiN BIKE To be drawn Jan. 26 following hockey championship game. Tickets available at U.A.P. and other area merchants. TRY SKI SUNDAY, JAN. 19 SiLVERCREEK CR'OSS C'O'UNTFIY SKICLUB Contact REGISTRATION: 1:00 P.M. - 3:00 P.M VAN EGMOND HOUSE BILL PINDER' . BARB ALKEMADE STEVE GRAY 527-1851 527=0365 527-0146 PIf12ES FOR BEST HANDS ALL 'PRDCEFDS OO TO COMMUNITY PROJECTS .,,.,� nam,,... >,.....xe ..« `....