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The Huron Expositor, 1986-12-03, Page 9Shuffleboard is senior fellowship SI?Mitis ENJOY SHIJFFLEBoAIU) • every W ednesday afternoon, the Recreation Slll'F'I'9.F:IiOAIiD far senior. Approve• mutely Ili seniors conte out and enjoy an by 1)crtment and Arena Board sponsor RECREATION PREVIEW Marty Bedard alte19mon of fun, fellowship and a little bit of d I t lh b al Blyth 41 and on Saturday LIBRARY EVENTS: Christmas films on tv•ntpetition. Any senior that lives in Seaforth THE HURON EXPOSITOR, DECEMBER .3, 1986 — A9 McLaughlin Chev-Olds Ltd. 13 Meln St. Seaforth _527-1140 Service • Selection • Savings • Satisfaction • Leasing • Complete BODY SHOP Service and area is invited to come out an try same nig t ey e .shuffleboard, they faced off against W Ingham, and won Saturday, December 20, 1:30-2:30 - "Yes Thanks to Harold and Mary Coleman who 8.1 Scott Wood played very well in goal for Virginia, there is a Santa Claus and The organize theafternoon and record all scores, the Seaforth squad. Great Santa Claus Caper".errT e children will Iasi week's winners were: ladies: Peggy On Sunday in the B championship game also be able to visit Santa after the films and Perkins 370 Rika Vent Bakal 297, Anne they played a strong Parkhill ,team and lost tell him what they want for Christmas Note: There will be no Story Hour on Saturday, December 27 or Saturday, January 3. TIME CHANGES FOR MOMS AND TOTS skating on W ednesday afternoons: W ednes• day, December 3 1-3 p.m.; Wednesday, December 10, 1:45-3:45 p.m.; Wednesday, December 17 mean -2 p.m.; Wednesday, December 24 - cancelled. I ley Kids! Don't forget the SANTA CLAUS PARADE on Saturday, December at 1 p.m. Visit Santa at McLaughlin Chev-Olds until 3 pi nn. Downey 246. Men: Gordon Murray 326. 4.2. me boys put for'th a good effort on the Charlie Perkins 257, Lloyd Hoggarth 230, weekend, and everybody is proud of them. bet's have a good turn out today, and try to Other final games were: 13 Consolation match these scores, and meet some new Final • Plattsville 4, Blyth 1. A Consolation player. Mal, Orangeville 5, Goderich 0. A Champ - .NINTH ANNUAL NOVICE TOUR- ionship Final - Sarnia Twp. 2, Byron 0. NAM ENT was held last weekend and was a Thanks to all ice time sponsors and Ross - great success. Sixteen teams from all over Ribey for trophy donations. Most of all thanks is( tut hwesteni Ontario competed over the to all Novice mothers for putting on an weekend for the championship. There were excellent meal, and all Minor Hockey parents l wo divisions (A and t3 1, Seaforth was in the B that sat at the door. It is volunteers like this, division and Faired nu; realhi well On b'riday rh''' Midgets add four wins On Saturday, November 22. Arthur came each scored in the second period and Darren to Seaforth to play the Midget hockey team. Akey and Mike Schoonderwoerd'each scored Just into the first period Arthur scored and in the third period ending the score 7-2 for shotty alter Joe Smith tied the score for S("a(fortPrice and h.November 24, Seaforth travelled SoafortArthur ha have went ahead 2-1 at the 5:4 to Arthur. Duran the first period Blaine stark onl0! y to both Dwayne Price Kevin Cooper score a goal ending •the first Benet-mann. Rob Sloan and Joe Smith each period :l-•' for Seaforth. scored for Seafoth. Kevin Cooper and Mike Schoonderwocrd \tthin• scored one goal in the second period Hot goaltending lead Tweens Ilot goaltending and greatly improved team play led the Seaforth Tweens to another victory on Sunday. The squad took the Huron Park team 8-5. The white sticks suffered extensively as ' they took eight minutes in penalties while four more minutes were served by the blue and the. much needed red. Eisler announces his retirement The Director of the National Pair Centre of: Canada. Kerry Leitch, announces with regret the retirement of Lloyd 'Herb' Eisler from amateur skating, Mr. Eisler, with partner Katherina Matousek were National Champ- ions in 1984 and third in the World in 1985. He competed in tee 1984 W inter Olympics and was a competitor in the World Championships from 1982 to 1985. Mr. Eisler is currently negotiating with Professional lee Shows and will announce his future skat ing plans upon the finalizing of his decision. Mr Leach said Mr. Eisler will he missed very much at the Centre. as he has been a part of the team for so long and has been a leader with the other competitors. He displayed great determination and was always a pressure performer. Petites pour it on Tracy Fortune served six of the 12 but added two points as she scored one goal and assisted on another. Lisa Henderson man- aged a hal trick plus one, also assisting Sara. 'refill 00 one of her two goals. Andrea Gingerich. the alternate goalie added two .points as she scored one and assisted also. other assists went to Kim Rau, one, Susan Rowcliffe. two. and Jill Wood, one him and Susan play defence along with Melissa Whitmore and Janice Rodney. This quadruple played a super game and with their goalie Andrea Ribey, demon- strated the great defensive skills of ringette' they have acquired along with team play. The next game will be played in Forest Saturday, December 6 at 2:50 p.m. to record Chola Mee Satellite Reception Equipment SPECIALISTS •QEMONSTRATIONS • INSTALLATIONS • SALES • B&T ANTENNA SALES 482-7128 Brien MAIM Verne, Ont. The Best Place to be is a &ANDARD I. 5 year, term, Interest paid annually 00 and again in the third period but Joe 'Smith scored once more for Seaforth ending the • game 4-2 for Seaforth. Tuesday, November 25 Milverton came to Seaforth. W ith no score in the first period then Seafoth's Darren .A key and Terry Gray each scored a goal in the second period. M ilvelon scored two goals in the third period only 10 have Blair Beuermann and Andy Ball each score ending the game 4-2 for Seaforth. Sunday, November 30, Seaforth travelled In Goderich. Bill'11•emeer got a shut out in a 1:1-0 game. Joe Smith scored six goals while Mike Schoonderwoerd and Terry Gray each scored one goal. Scoring singles were Andy Ball, Rick Maclean and Blair Beuermann. Atoms win 9-2 • STANDARD TRUST Member `a ada Deposit Insurance Corporation inimum deposit $500. Hates object to change without notice 237 Josephine S eet - Wing m, Ontario Telephone 1-357'" 022 Mon. urs. 9-5, Fri. 1116 SEAr,IS.4LE • • I• .. fa. • 1'HA... E Fr •.. • SA1,1ILTQ'l•,IAP+.H:.. '�i', is ._ •• SASKAi00'I• .0 . '. ...Eu•„ Sar.. •,. .,,•„ „ • Uthis hristmas! Seaforth Atoms played in Mitchell Satur- day and came home with a 9-2 win. Scoring for Seaforth were Mike Watt with three goals, Mike Coyne with two goals, Kenny Hildebrand with two goals and one assist, W uyne Schoondewoerd with one goal and two assists and Joe Murray with one goal. Assists also went to Brad Moore with Iwo and Mike Devereaux with one. SUBSCRIBERS When it's time to renew your Expositor, renewal notices will be inserted in your paper. Watch for it - don't miss a single issue. See Anstett's complete selection of CULTURED or FRESHWATER PEARLS The Polies Ringette squad showed con- siderable skill when they met Huron Park for the first time on November 211. Playing on unfamiliar ice didn't slow them down at all as !hey pulled 00 gb,winning score of 6-:3, In the first period. Seaforth's Cheryl Niche ain set the pace with a goal assisted by cousin Came MciJwam Huron Park quickly came up with an unassisted goal by Cathie \1' limn. but couldn't keep up the momentum ;is Seaforth forged ahead with three more goals Came Malwain scored two of these goals. assisted by .lemnter Siemnn and Robyn ('arnochan Anglo.lenis scored one. assisted by I via Gingerich in the second period. Humn Park struggled to regain Inst ground with Iwo goals scored by Michelle Bowerman. but Seaforth continued In pour it on with goals scored by Kelly Rau. assisted by Kathy Devereaux and Cheryl MelIwallt. assisted by Jody Hugill Seaton h's goalie Katie Craig kept her composure under pressure and played a superb game Next game for the Pet des is December 6 in \litchell Pee Wass on top Huron � 4x osltor p 527-0240 Photographed above — 'Ruby and Cultured Pearl strand pendant $1595. 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To date: Carol Kuzmlch 691. Ladles high average, Betty Taylor 183. Men's high Bingle, Randy Gridzak 265. To date: Ralph Johnston 309. Men's high triple, Ken Murray 830. To date: Randy Gridzak 798. Men's high average, Randy Gridzak 225. Standings: Odd Balls 29, The Gang 36, Boozers 38, Bad Ones 29, Raiders 21, Bustin' Loose 24. Draw winner, Sandra Campbell. ST. JAMES BOWLING LEAGUE Ladles high single, triple, Cathy Broome 278, 694. Men's high single, Jim Dalrymple 281. Men's high triple, Jack °rice 728. Standings:? Davila 30, Omens 53, Angela 28, Salons 40, Demons 46, Hellions 34. COMMERCIAL BOWLING LEAGUE Ladies high single, triple, average, Claudette Elliott 232, 570, 194. Man's high single, triple, average, Cor Dereserd 274, 739, 231 �"ti,, S 'n irifttu etunlas 44, Asters 44, Orchids 40, Tulips prite029, Rosebuds 24. SENIOR CITIZEN DAY Thurs. 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