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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1986-01-29, Page 5•f :entenairea earn points onthe road :.,.,The..Seaforth Centenaires squeezed four points out of 6, recent.three game road swing •inOHA Western JuniorD hockey action, with a win over Thaghesford Trojans and tvo ties 4 p4, {�f4z;4I'i against the Tavistock Braves. Sunday in Thamesford, Seaforth earthed a fgttow 7-8 victory over the Trojans on the strength of three power play goals in the third period. The Trojans opened the scoring with a pair of goals before the mid -point of the first period, but the Centenaires came back with two or their own to tie it up at two apiece. Dave Murray scored the first of these goals, a short-handed,unassisted effort at the 12:01 niark and Dan Wesenberg scored three minutes later, assisted by Mike Betties and ,ferry Wright. Thamesford regained the lead before the frame ended on a goal by' Terry Whalen. The teams traded goals in the second period; leaving the Centenaires behi{id by one, after two periods of Inlay. Gerard, Ryan hit the twine, with an assist to Rob Cere. W right and Core connected for Seafbrth's first of four in the third period, W right'rs goal was the only third -period Seaforth tally that didn't come on the power play. Dave Akey scored twice in the third period and Wright put the other one past Darryl Capers, who faced over 40 shots in the Trojan goal. Murray and Jim Campbell each collected two assists in the period and Akey added one. TIED TAVISTOCK TW ICE The first of two ties with the Tavistock Braves came on January 17, as the Centenaires were unable to hold the one -goal lead they took into the third period, allowing the Braves to tie the game 4-4, Kevin Melady scored a pair for Seaforth in the game, before being ejected from that game and the next two, for his part in the third period scrap which involved four players from each team. Core, Murray and Campbell were also thrown out of the game, along with four of the Braves, as a result of the altercation. ' Wright had a goal and two assists in the contest and recent acquisition Andy Russell scored the other Seaforth marker. Tom Turner picked up a pair of assists, while Murray, Bill Dale and Campbell added'.single assists. W hen the final buzzer sounded on January 25, the two teams were again deadlocked at' four goals apiece. Murray was in on all four Seaforth goals, scoring one and assisting on TOP TEAM — Heather MCGavin, left, and Marianne Cook placed first In their division of the the other three. Gerard Ryan, Jim Campbell dance portion of recent competition of the Seaforth Figure Skating Club. The pair will now and Akey also scored forrth. Campbell move on to compete at the Inter -club level, Iatet this season. Bettis photo his to added a pair of assists to his total and John P Dale and Core also picked Up one assist each. 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TASTY NU SLICED WHITE BREAD 24 w loaf 47. 1 -i5 "A complete retirement home" 13 Church St., Seaforth 527-1440 MAPLEWOOD MANOR • Beautifully furnished, private and semi -private rooms — all with private 4 -piece bath. • Three cleliciou's home•cookect meals a day, special diet requirements arranged. • Call -bell in each room. • 24 hour professional staff available • Drug dispensation by Registered Nurse • Individual telephone and television connections • Elevator to both floors • Laundry and housekeeping service • Individually controlled electric heat in each room ' • Long or short-term accommodation • Scheduled recreational activities 114. Team work gives Novice squad a big win Seaforth Novice played one of their best team effort games so far this season Friday when they defeated Milverton 15-3. Passing was the key to this latest victory for the Novice. Scoring for Seaforth was Mike Watt with three goals and four assists, Dean Finnigan with three goals and one assist, Mike Devereaux with two goals and one Assists also went to Harold Hugill, Jeff assist, Steve Mclnally with one goal and one Ryan, Jeff Flannigan, Justin Rodney, Patrick assist, Brad Mbore with one goal and one Cook and Jim Crowley. assist, Mike Weber with one goal, Joe Murray with one goal and two assists, Wayne Schoonderwoerd with two goals and one assist, Boyd Devereaux with one goal and two assists. RECREATION PREVIEW by° Iarty Bedard WOAA playoffs have begun SEAFORTH AND DISTRICT MINOR HOCKEY are full swing into the first round of the %V.O.A.A. playoffs. The Pee Nees and Bantams are playing off against Mitchell and the Midgets will he battling with Durham. The Midgets play their first game against Durham Tuesday, February 4 at 8:15 p.m. This series should prove to be exciting due to the rivalry between the two dubs. All Seaforth tears can use as much fan support as possible, GYMNASTICS REGISTRATION will take place at the Arena from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. on Saturday. February 1. The first class will begin on Saturday, February 8 at the high school from 10.12 noon. This program will fast I 0 weeks and will cost $30 per person, W e are still ]Dotting for volunteers to help our instructors with the classes. Anyone interest• ed.can calf 527-0882. Midgets whip On January20 Seaforth travelled to Zurich and defeated them 12-7. Opening the scoring for Seaforth was Ray Anstett followed by two quick goals by Ron Pryce. Ztirich scored one at the 5:51 mark ending the first period 3-1 for Seaforth. • Ron Pry a and Mike Betties eadr scored ;two for Seaforth in the second period and Seaforth Novice play their next game tonight at 7 p.m. in Stratford at the Rotary Arena, The next home game is February 6 at 4 p.m, EXCELLENT CHOICE OF ROOMS STILL AVAILABLE ON BOTH FIRST AND SECOND FLOORS! OPEN HOUSE EVERY THURSDAY 1-4 P.M. Tours arranged at other times by appointment TRY US OUT FOR A MONTH! Discount available until end of February • , 11 , _'•1 ..•• • Thursday. January 30 will be the last day for MOVIES AT THE LIBRARY. Movies include Soup and Me. Ida Makes a Movie and Freaky Friday. Admission is free and movies start at 4 p.m. and last until 5:30 p.m. The Seaforth BROOMBALL LEAGUE is sponsoring a broomball tournament this weekend with teams from all over southwest- ern Ontario attending. Games begin on Friday, at 7 p.m. Play starts Saturday at 610 a.m. and lasts until 1 a.m. Meals will be available in the large hall Saturday and Sunday. Come out and support the Seaforth Broomball league. PUBUUC SKATING will not be held this weekend because of the brvornball tourna- ment, but there will be Public Skating on. Saturday. February 8 from 1:30 to 3 p.m Zurich 12-7 Kevin Cooper scored one. while Zurich scored three ending the second period 8-4 for Seaforth. Mike Betties scored three goals in the third period while Kevin Cooper scored one assisted by gill Tremeer who played goal. • Zurich scored three goals in the third period invites you to our Grand Opening on L Saturday, February 1 "Feel free to come in, enjoy a coffee and muffin among friends." ENTER OUR GRAND 1 OPENING DRAWS FOR: I- 3 Collector's Plates I 2 Orrefor Vases em STILL NOT TOO LATE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR KNITTING, SMOCKING AND CROCHETING CLASSES "1—f"'s— 37 ,MAIN ST. SOUTH 'Titge+ F.O. BOX 1034 Atialilse Ate, SEAFORTH, ONT. NOK 1W0 14wj -1527-1830 Anne jarrmes PROPRIETOR' We carry., GUND BEARS Take a peek at these and feel good choosing A GUND( Gotta Getta Gund Ut1 CILIARY EgECUTIVE - the 19136 executiViitif the Seaforth Ho§pital Auxiliary is fret' ,,# l f1 front, Shi?fey blrismore siik70nd vice-president; Ftanr es Teatere, president, back, faligaret Steele, treasurerwWinn McLean,. secretary. Raffia photo. • ra, 8 A