The Huron Expositor, 1986-08-13, Page 5SPORTS
THE HURON EXPOSITOR
Seaforth Mosquitos
gaining respect
Hard work is finally paying off for the
Seaforth Mosquito Soccer team. In Goderich
last Tuesday the team totally dominated play
for most of the game, Some momentary
defensive lapses gave Goderich a 3-1 lead
after the first half. Seaforth's goal of the
period was scored by Mike Weber.
In the second half the team proved their
stuff by coming hack with two goals by
Abdulai Kanu and Jeff Weber. Excellent
goaltending by David Soontiens and good
two-way play by Kevin Mdllwain kept
Goderich off the scoreboard.
The last five minutes were especially
exciting as both teams tried to break the tie.
Seaforth's pressure produced numerous
scoring chances, including a penalty shot, but
the Goderich goalkeeper did his ,job and kept
them out.
Seaforth coach Bill Weber is pleased by the
progress the team has made through the
season. The coach has high hopes for the
team in the tournament slated for August 23
in St. Columban.
Western Fair to host
ATV Supercross race
A summer weekend of A.T.V. Supercross
racing blasts off next Saturday night at
Western Fairgrounds 'deicing off two days of
A .T. V. Supercross racing, the wildest motor-
sport racing to hit North America yet. The
London International A.T.V. Supercross will
have top Ontario A.T.V. riders, plus expert
racers from Quebec and the United States.
Riders will be coming to London to compete
fora purse of over $2,500.00. Added bonuses
for the riders include contingency prizes from
the A.T.V. manufacturers.
The track will be constructed on the
racetrack as well as the infield complete with
double jumps, berms, stutter bumps and
tight hairpin corners, Spectators will be
entertained by some of the best A.T.V. racing
to be seen anywhere.
Watch out for local rider Terry McGregor
in the 200 Stock Class racing from Kippen
Kippen ATV rider
places second in
Ridgetown race
The second annual ATV Supercross race,
held at the Ridegetown Agricultural Fair, on
Sunday, August 10, drew record crowds.
Local riders fared well in the event which
brought riders from all across Ontario and
Michigan.
CRC Productions of Clinton produced the
dirt track made up of 5 turns, double jumps
and fast sweeping corners, Even the best
riders found the track to be very challenging
and competitive. Many new riders turned out
for a chance at the $1,000 purse.
Local riders included Terry McGregor of
Kippen with a second place in the 200 Stock
Class, Paul Farquhar of Clinton with a fourth
place in the 200 Mod Class and fifth in Open
Mod 4 Stroke; Doug W olfe of Bornholm with
a third place in the 250 Stock and eighth in 250
Mod and Chuck Collins of. Varna with a third
place in the 250 Mod Class.
The most exciting ATV event scheduled for
the season will be held on August 16 and 17 at
the Western Fairgrounds, with a purse of
over$2500, Racing begins Saturday nightat7
p.m. with a second round of racing Sunday at
1 p.m, You won't want to miss the hottest
motorsport racing to hit North America, next.
weekend.
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OPPS! MISSED IT - Andrea McGrath, of the Seaforth Mite girls softball team takes a good
awing but fails to connect with the pitch, during a game with the Gowanstown Mites, In
Seaforth last Wednesday. Gowanstown won the game 17-11. Raft's photo
Terry Fox run set for September 14
THE SEAFORTH RECREATION DE-
PARTMENT will be hosting the 6T1-1
ANNUAL TERRY FOX RUN, Sunday,
September 14, 1986 at the Van Egmond
House. You will be able to run, walk, jog,
bike, wheel, ride etc, between 8 a.m. an d 12
noon. Please pick up your sponsor sheets at
the Recreation Office (527-0882) or the town
clerk's office (517-0160).
If you do not want to participate please
sponsora friend. All proceeds from the Terry
Fox Run go to the Canadian Cancer Society
for cancer research.
THE SEAFORTH HARMONY HFL1TFS
are sponsoring a GIANT A -B -C SALE on
Saturday, August 23 from 9-3 p.m. on the
corner of Goderich St. 'el. and Coleman St.
There will also be a bake table, car wash and a
gbasket draw. Come out and find some
rocery
good and support our local cultural
groups.
If you are involved in a non-profit club or
rgagization and would like to polish your
upftsing or leadership and organizational
skills. ten the Lake Huron Zone Recreation-
ists Association has the workshop for you.
SUMMER SPECIALS
AUGUST 14, 15, 16 WHILE SUPPI.IFS LAST
SOFT
DINNER 99
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RECREATION PREVIEW
by Marty Bedard
The Association is sponsoring a one day
conference for volunteers entitled, "The
Important Business of Running Your Non -
Profit Organization."
The volunteer workshop will be held at
W alkerton District Secondary School on
Saturday. September 27, 1986. Cost per
person is $25 and lunch is included in this
price.
For further information on the conference,
or registration forms, contact: Seaforth
Recreation Department, P.O. Box 885,
Seaforth, Ontario, NOK 1 W O or call 527-0882.
If you are interested in teaching fitness the
LH. Z RA are sponsoring a "Fitness
ultir1A,.11eade[shlp gr s The. Basics."
„W ear Dori]Dje eribakerS,econdaty'Schoot
It'anover."Wlien: Flfiiay, September 1'9, 9-1t)
p.m.; Saturday, September 20, 9 a.m. - 5
p.m.; Sunday, September 2l , 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.;
Saturday, October4, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. ; Sunday,
October 5, 9 a.m. • 5 p.m. Cost: $60. per
person.
Please make cheque or money order
payable to: Lake Huron Zone Recreationists
Association Fitness Committee and mail to:
Hanover Rec. Dept., 269 7th Avenue,
Hanover, Ontario, N4N 21.15. For more
information please call Mike Dunlop (519)
384.2310 or Seaforth Rec. Office at (519)
527-0882. Application deadline is August 30,
1986.
SENIOR SHUFFLEBOARD every Wed-
nesday afternoon from 1:30 - 4 p.m. at the
Arenq. Last week' winners were: ladies:
'fake Van ' Baker 277 "Ethel Heist 256, Int
Scoin 244. Men: Charlie Perkins 321, Theo
Van Bakel 239, Gordon Murray 208.
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Residents to require fishing licence soon
Ontario will introduce a resident licence for required to meet the demand for the licence.
sport fishing in 1987, according to the Ontario MNR district offices will also distribute the
Natural Resources Minister. licences.
Vincent Kerrio said the licence will be liar. Kerrio said Ontario is among the last of
required of most Ontario residents aged 18 to the provinces to introduce a resident angling
64. Senior citizens and the disabled will be licence.
exempt, as will Status Indians fishing on their In January, Cabinet gave approval in
reserves or treaty areas. The annual•licence principle to the proposed Licence. Since then,
will cost $10 while a short-term licence to fish the Ministry of Natural Resources has held
for four consecutive days will cost $5. more than 30 meetings across the province to
"In public meetings held across the hear public views.
province, and through angler surveys, we LICENCE FAVORED
have received strong support for this Questionnaires, angler surveys and letters
licence," said Mr. Kerrio. to the ministry indicated that most people
"People have indicated strong approval for favored a licence, providing funding equlva-
plans to put funding equivalent to revenues
generated from this licence -- projected to be
9 -to -$10 -million a year -- into fisheries
improvement programs. This support indi-
cates that the time is ripe to adopt the
'user -pay' principle in fisheries manage-
ment.
"As a result of comments expressed o
public meetings, we decided to exempt senior
citizens from the licence and to incorporate
the short-term licence for occasional an-
glers," Mr. Ken -lo said.
The licence will be widely available
through the Ministry of Natural Resources'
network of private licence issuers, which
includes sporting goods stores and tackle and
bait shops. The network will be expanded as
Lorne Dale tourney
held at local greens
Winners of the Lorne Dale Lawn Bowling
tournament held Sunday, August 3 were:
1. Geo. Woods, St. Marys; 2. Jack Trealeven,
Lucknow; 3. Bob Hart Fairmount, London; 4.
Jack Fisher, Lucknow; 5. Reg Near, St.
Marys; 6. Don Leslie, St. Marys; 7. Neil and
Edna 13e11, Seaforth; 8. Bob and Elsie Doig,
Seaforth and 9. Don Falmer, Elmwood,
London.
There were 17 greens in play.
Seaforth winners at outside tournaments
were Art Finlayson and Jack Patterson and
Fred Tilley and Neil Bell in Exeter.
At Clinton the consolation prize went to
Clare Reith and Oliver Pryce.
Mary and Art Finlayson were second place
winners with three wins.
Sandy Pepper and Eileen Adamson had
two wins and placed seventh.
On Wednesday, August 20 Seaforth's 55th
anniversary tournament will be held with a
double draw at 10:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m.
lent to revenues generated is used in fisheries
management.
The additional funding will be used to
improve the quality of sport fishing in
Ontario," Mr. Kerrio said. "It will go toward
programs to protect, rehabilitate and en-
hance Ontario's fisheries, both in northern
and southern Ontario.
"For example, we can consider such
projects as fish culture stations, the.construc-
tion of fish ladders to aid naturally-reproduc-
ing
aturally-reproduceing species, improved enforcement capabllity
and restoring fish habitat in urban areas to
provide more fishing opportunities nearer
people's homes."
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Retirement Residence
Seaforth 527-1440
Announcing New Lower Rates
For all accommodations
Daily rates from $25.00
GOVERNMENT SUBSIDIES ALSO AVAILABLE
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SCOREBOARD
PUBLIC TOUR OF REFORESTED
FARMLAND & MANAGED WOODLOTS
IN GODERICH TOWNSHIP
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Take this opportunity to see the long-term results of reforesting
marginal farmland and the benefits of proper woodlot
management. All rural landowners, in particular, are invited.
SEAFORTH LADIES SOFTBALL
July 29
Queens over Ken_. Smith 14-6. McNichol
over Kent Murray 27-7,
• Augusts
MI
McNichol, over Ken„ Smith 1744. Queens
over Kent; tray 18-15.
STANDINGS
1N. . 1.. . T. 1'1'9.
Queens 9 4 0 18
M tit ' 7 6 1 11
MOW 3 .9 0 8
THURSDAY, AUGUST 28
1:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. - two-hour bus tour
LOCATION: Tour begins In the Holntesvllle area. Please call for
details.
COST: None, but PRE -REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED by
contacting, by August 22nd, Marvin Smith or Steven Bowers at
the Wingham District Office, Ministry of Natural Resources, R.R.
#5,. Wingham, Ontario, NOG 2W0. Phone 1-800-265-3003 toll free
SWIM MEET = SWlmmers from throughout the area met In Clinton on Saturday morning to
take part id a regional eWi'm Meet. Seaforth swimrer(' took part In the contest. Joanne Duddy
cf Cllntoh, foreground was among the many compelltore to take part.
Shelley McPhee -Hardt photo
Ontario
Ministry of
Natural
Resources
Hon Vincent G Kerrrc
Minister
Mary Mogford
Deputy Wager
ter