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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1986-04-16, Page 6A6 ® THE HURON EXPOSITOR, APRIL 18, 1988 SPORTS MITCHELL GOLF CLUB OPEN -SAT., APRIL 19/86 1986 FEE SCHEDULE MALE: 61809° FEMALE: 81559° FAMILY: 62659° COUPLES: 62659° (includes spouse, add 05,00 for each Jr. under 16 yrs.) SENIORS: 81309° SENIOR COUPLES: 821000 (65 years & over, male or ftimale) - (man & wife) JUNIOR STUDENT: 67000 SENIOR STUDENT: 89000 (16 years prior to Jan. 1/86 up to (under 16 years) 21 years while still In school) iscount on all adult fees paid early -New members welcome!" 66 GREEN FEES -665° Weekdays & 8990 Sat., Sun. and holidays "A Spring Discount on Green Fees is in effect" "A Twilight Rate in effect for the Season" GOOD LUCK ON YOUR 1986 SEASON! Call 348-8991, Mitchell Bill Ducklow, Manager Centenaires on verge of OHA title Seaforth Centenaires split a pair of home games and earned a win on the road to take a 3-1 lead in games and put themselves one game away from winning the OHA Junior D title in the past week. A win Tuesday (last night) would give them a series win over the Delhi Flames, by a margin of four games to one. A loss would force a sixth game to be played Friday, April 18 in Delhi. After winning the series opener in Delhi, the Centenaires kept rolling with a 5-2 win, at home April 8. They dropped a 2-1 decision in a tight -checking home game April 11, then came right back with a convincing 7-3 victory in Delhi Sunday night, April 13. SEAFORTH 5, DELHI 2 Seaforth took control early in the April 8 game, and took a 4-0 lead into the third period, on the strength of two goals by Kevin Melady and one each by Mike Betties and Dave Akey. Jim Campbell assisted on both of the latter goals, with Jerry Wright also drawing a pair of assists and Dave Murray and Tom Turner each helping out on one. Melady's second goal was a power play tally. Delhi showed some life in the third frame, when Derek McConnell put them on the board at the six minute mark, but a return goal by Andy Russell, assisted by Akey and Murray, restored the Centenaires' four -goal lead. A, power play by Ron Deporter, of Delhi, rounded out the scoring with 3:20 left m the game. Keith McClure faced 39 shots in the Seaforth goal and Gary Lazou handled 41 for Delhi. IF YOUR BUSINESS NEEDS FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE Give us a call. We offer financial aid in the form of loans, loan guarantees or even selling an equity position in your business We have experienced counsellors who can help you plot a course for growth and success for your business. And we can provide you with direction to get government'assistance, both federal and provincial, as well as other vital information. For an advance appointment, call• RON ROGf RS, Manager • [519] 271-5650 - Collect 1036 Ontario Street Stratford, Ontario N5A 6Z3 BACKING INDEPENDENT BUSINESS L� Federal Business Banque fcderale Development Bank de developpement Canada OEM I2, SEAFORTH 1 With Seaforth trailing•2-1, and less than four minutes left in the game, Dave Murray fired a shot from the point that nearly everyone in the building except referee A. Henshaw thought entered the net. Even though the goal judge flashed the red light, Henshaw waved off the goal and play continued, leaving Seaforth on the short end of the 2-1 score at the end of game three, played here Friday night. Murray's shot appeared to have struck the inside bar at the top of the net and bounced out. Seaforth opened the scoring on the power play, on a goal by W right, assisted by Murray and Campbell, at 15:55 of period one. Delhi tied the score before the period ended. After a scoreless second frame, Delhi went SQUEEZE PLAY— An unidentified Seaforth Centenaire Is forcibly removed from In front of the Deihl Flames net, during first period action In game three of the beat -of -seven OHA Junior D hockey finale, In Seaforth Friday night. The Centenaires lost the game 2-1, but lead the series 3-1 and could have wrapped It up with a victory last night. Raftls photo ahead to stay at the 13:29 mark, on a goal by Centenaires up by two, with a power play Robin Rushinko. goal, assisted by Akey at the 5:23 mark, Both er40 goaltenders, McClure and Lazou, before Delhi replied with their only goal of the handled over 40 shots in the game. frame at 6:24. SEAFORTH 7, DELHI 3 Goals by Betties and Murray, put Seaforth Seaforthmnever trailed in their 7-3 win comfortably in the driver's seat before the ingame four of the shorthandedseries,goalopening the period was finished. Core and Campbell assassistsd on a over Rob Core,uassisted on these goals. the firstby Bill peDriod. just thesix score ones All the third period scoring was done in the into the rplaywithjust2Del6i eticd he last five minutes, with Campbell and Akey the power with 26 seconds left in the puttingSeaforth ahead 7-2, before Delhi Wright struck first for the Centenaires in period, corewith 1:59 remaining. Murray assisted the second frame, with Seaforth again on Akey's goal. playing short-handed. Campbell and Murray Seaforth fired 50 shots at Lazou, while assisted on the goal. Murray put the McClure made 39 saves in the Seaforth net. Minor ball registration starts today SEAFORTH AND DISTRICT MINOR PREVIEW Wednesday, will be holding d esday, A on RECREATION PR `/ vv Wednesday, April 16 and Wednesday, a special April 23 from 7 to 9 . m. at the Seaforth and District Community Centres. Please make a b Marty Bedard effort to register on these nights as there will .1 be a penalty of $5 for late registrations. We are still in need of coaches. If you are OLD TYME DANCE will also be held on interested please call the Recreation Office Thursday, April 17 at 8:30 p.m. It will be held 527-0882, or tell us the night of registrations. at the Seaforth and District Community We need your support for a successful Centres. Registration fee for both events will season. be $1 payable at the events. For all event The ANNUAL JOINT REGISTRATION times and dates please watch today's paper NIGHT will be on Wednesday, April 23 from for the complete schedule. For more 7 to 9 p.m. at the Seaforth and District information please call me at the Recreation Community Centres. You may register for Office 527-0882. minor baseball, minor soccer, ladies recrea- The SECOND ANNUAL HOME AND tional softball, recreation programs '(play- GARDEN SHOW will be held On' Friday, school, playground LIT (teen Program)) April 25 to Sunday, April 27 at the Arena. The first event for the LOCAL SENIOR There will be over 30 different displays and GAMES will be SNOOKER. It will be held many special attractions for everybody. Thursday, April 17 at 7 p.m. at the Doig Admission will be $2 for adults, SI for residence, located on Goderich St. West. students and seniors and .50 for children. One price will let you in for all three days. For more information please call 527-0882. Don't forget the Seaforth and District Minor Hockey Association will be holding their annual AWARDS NIGHT AND BAN- QUET on Friday, April 25 starting at 6 p.m. Tickets are available at Bob and Betty's Variety or from any minor hockey coach and executive member. Senior Shuffleboard will be cancelled for the next two weeks. It will continue on April 30 at the regular time. Last week's winners are: ladies: Peggy Perkins 224; Mary McMillan 201; Mary Chapple, 200. Men: Uoyd Pipe, 278; Charlie Perkins, 260 and Jack Sinclair 240. 44EGOLLTRUCK CENTRE ,s NOW OPEN Drop in and see us at our NEW LOCATION... W.J. FEENEY ELM CONSTRUCTION LTD. 165 HURON ROAD, MITCHELL On Highway 8 next to Fannix in the Mitchell Industrial Park - Come & meet our dependable & courteous staff! WE BUY - T RU C KS IA EGkL TRUCK CENTRE SELL m � T RU C ISS � WE ..._.. See us today for the best prices around! 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