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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1986-03-05, Page 10A10 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, MARCH 5, 1986 SPORTS RECREATION PREVIEW by Marty Bedard SCOUT discusses promotion ideas S.C.O.U.T., Seaforth and Community Organizations United Together. Represent- atives of area clubs and organizations met last week to discuss ways to combine their efforts to raise funds and, at the same time work together to promote Seaforth as a community. As some of you m ay recall this project started last year in January, and they came up with some good ideas to meet their objectives. These ideas were: to have all groups put all special events on a calendar and distribute through the post office, place mats for town and area restaurants and full page advertise- ments in The Expositor. At our meeting last Wednesday night, we discussed the fact we have already received a grant for$2,000, and the total project will cost approximately $4,000. Therefore we must come up with the other $2,000 in order to ' make this project successful. It was discussed that we could charge each group $10.00 per event to put into the calendar, but that would defeat the purpose, because not all groups would be able to afford it. It was agreed upon that we must come up with a fundraiser that all groups could participate in. That fund- raiser will be a Stanley Cup final series draw. Arrangements are being made today and we will be getting the tickets out as soon as possible. Each group will be given a number of tickets and will be responsibile to sell them. As a result, each group will be {Able to put in as many special events as possible and we will have a much healthier calendar. It will be up to the groups now to write in all planned events and send it to me, as soon as possible. The MARCH BREAK is approaching, us fast, Have you registered yet. To register please call me, 527-0882 or come to the office. This year's set up will be a pay -as -you -play or $25.00 for the entire week. This will be a fun filled week with sports and games, arts and crafts, bowling, swimming, films, trips, shows etc. The SEAFORTH AND DISTRICT MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION ANNUAL MEET. • ING will be held on Thursday, March 20 at 8 :00 p.m. at the Arena. Everyone is welcome. Come and give your recommendations for next year. Don't forget the KNIGHTS OF COLUM- BUS HOCKEY TOURNAMENT to be held Saturday, March 15 and Sunday, March 16. This tournament is for all separate school kids. Let's see everyone out to support your favorite school. SENIOR SHUFFLEBOARD continues every Wednesday afternoon from 1:30 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Last week's winners were ladies: Mary Chapple 219 ; Rita Van Bake1150 ; Verda Sinclair 146; mens: Wm. Kelly, 219; Charlie Perkins, 176; Boyd Driscoll, 167. Don't forget, for those of you who don't want to play shuffleboard' we will set up tables for euchre, and the table tennis. 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Keith McClure made 38 saves for Seaforth, while Colin Black blocked 40 shots 1n the Grand Valley net. Seaforth played at home against Tavistock last night and hosts Brussels next Saturday, before finishing the round-robin with road games in Tavistock. Clinton and Grand Valley. playoff game game. toms en a o am4-4Mitchell On Tuesday. February 25. Seaforth Atoms Seaforth player was a star that evening. Both int e game amid e ever looked back. The final went to hfitrltell for the second game of the goalies were outstanding. playoffs. Saturday, March 1 was not an ideal day for score was Mitchell 4 and Seaforth 0. Seaforth got on the board early with a blue the Atoms, who again travelled to Mitchell poMitchell leads the six point series five tine shot from Pat Maloney. Mitchell tied it forgame off, and theycouldnlayoffs. Their 't seem to dict at all Seaforth for TLesday night at ints to one point and the essure 15 on upshortly after but Seaforth again tallied and went ahead on a goal from Paul Doimage. J lichen fled it up mate In the game to force.1 p n i o r Bel [ eS ser l i m' a' "e v Jason •Beltttenm ler scared for Seaforth early in the 10 minute overtime, an ° ason d Paul Exeter from playoffs Damage took the `pressure off by putting Seaforth ahead 4-2. Molten didn't die easilyThe Seaforth Junior Belles put ud robin with Fortune scored the winning goal. She also however. With 3 minutes remaining Mitchell scored to Make it 4-3 and then they pulled the goalie in the last minute of play. After tremendous pressure, they scored, so the game ended m a 4-4 tie. Although the score didn't show it, every out Exeter and are now playing m the roue Goderich and Mitchell in ringette action. The girls played an exciting game against Goderich on Sunday. - Seaforth beat Goderich9-8. 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