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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1989-03-01, Page 9Seaforth Juniors eliminate Stratford On Saturday February 25 the Seaforth Jr. Belles travelled to Stratford, to start their play-offs. The girls played a very clean game and only had one penalty, and that went to Sara Teall for tripping. 'Cheryl McElwain started the scoring at 12:35 assisted by Melody Turner. Six minutes later Tracy Fortune scored unassisted. Minutes later Cheryl McLlwain scored again'asststed by Tracy Bisback and Sara Leall. In the second period McLlwain scored again assisted by Tracy Bisback and Kerry McMillan. Less than three minutes later McLlwain struck once again and 2:75 minutes later Tracy Fortune scored assisted by Cheryl and Susan Rowcliffe. Sara Teall scored the final goal for Seaforth to make the final score 7-2. On Feburary 26 on home ice, Seaforth played the second game against Stratford. The first period started slowly for Seaforth when Stratford got an early start. Seaforth's Robin Carnochan retaliated, assisted by Sara Teall with 1:46 left. Jill Bet- ties scored unassisted. Stratford scored only once more for the game. Seaforth went on in the second period to score with 6:34 and 5:12 left in the game. These goals were scored by Fortune and Betties, assisted by Tracy Bisback, Sara Teall, Cheryl McElwain and Robin Carnochan. THE HURON /EXPOSITOR, MARCH 1. 1989 9A 14=y71k===s11 EXPERT REPAIR SERVICE The Defence for Seaforth played an ex- cellent game, the girls had only three penalties for the game. Special congratulations should be given to goalie Andrea Ribey. CLOCKS • WATCHES • JEWELLERY FAST SERVICE °ALL WORK GUARANTEED ENGRAVING - BEAD RESTRINGING • WATCH BATTERIES RINGS CLEANED & CHECKED - FREE OF CHARGE SEAFORTH JEWELLERS Main St. RAY ANSTETT 527-0270 ritc.1k== 11=.0== t1 JnOt7.=n01lOtrc eaforth eahawks WOAA INTERMEDIATE PLAYOFFS Atoms tie London in exhibition hockey The Atoms played an exhibition game on Sunday in Hensall against the London Devils. The Devils were the first on the scoreboard but the Seaforth squad were on- ly two minutes later tying the score. However by the end of the first both teams had netted one more goal to even the score 2-2. The second period saw lots of action when each team netted two more goals. The Seaforth squad started the scoring in the third, but it was only one minute later when the Devils came back with two more quick goals. The Seaforth boys hadn't given up yet because it wasn't long until they scored the tying goal and the go ahead goal. The boys managed to hold their lead until the last 18 seconds of the game when London tied the game 7 to 7. Seaforth is still waiting to start their next round of Ontario Playdowns. Apparently the New Hamburg and Elora series was to be completed by February 26, so the boys should be starting their next series this week. Good Luck! EDDY NIELSEN Eddy's hockey past differs from many of the Seahewks. Prior to this season he hadn't played competitively in six or seven years, elnce he told for the Seatorth midgets, the only travelling team he ever played for. But make no mistake, Eddy's a gamer, a talented athlete who likes to compete, and more than holds his own on right wing. int►'oduced by CCIVIMERCIAL Seatorth HOTEL 527-0980 eaforth eahawks Game 1 Beat -of -Five SEMI FINAL EAFORTH EAHAWKS VS. KINCARDINE FRIDAY, MAR. 3 8:30.P8M9 Seaforth Arens March reale The Seaforth Recreation Department will be offering a MARCH BREAK PROGRAM for Children in Grades 4 to 8. This program is designed to give your child five exciting days of active programs during the March Break. This program will be held at the Seaforth and District Community Centres from March 13 to 17, 1989 from 9 to 4 p.m. each day, Activities include sports, games, skating,' arts, crafts, movies, bowling, swimming and much more. Registration fee will be $25 for the full week or $5 per day. To register fill out the bottom of the ad in today's paper and send it to the Seaforth Recreation Department or call 527-0882. Crime Stoppers of Huron County would like to invite everyone to an old fashioned MOCCASIN DANCE. Bring the kids and dance on the ice surface. Moccasins or soft soled shoes are recommended. The dance will be held at the Clinton Arena on Saturday, March 4, 1989 from 8 p.m. to 12 midnight. Admission is $10 per family or $5 per person. Tickets are available at Seaforth Insurance, Vincent Farm Equipment or the Seaforth Police Department. Free hot chocolate for children, prizes for -the best moccasins, and a whole lot of fun for the entire family. All proceeds will go towards the funding of Crime Stoppers. SHUFFLEBOARD continues every Wednesday afternoon from 1:30 to 4 p.m. Also available is Carpet Bowling and Ping Pong. Last week's shuffleboard scores are as follows: Ladies: Isabel Gardiner 325 and Hazel McGonigle 203. Men: Lloyd Hoggarth 365, Gerd Murray 342 and Bert Walters 277. The Seaforth and District Community Centres presents an OLD TYME FIDDLE RECREATIONAL VOLLEYBALL is alive and well in Seatorth, and is played Wednes- day nights at SDHS. This scene shows Dwayne Bryant spiking the ball past Jon Knights while (left) Bob Fehr, Mark Murray, (right) Paul Menary and Donna Beuermann wait to get in on the play. Corbett photo. program offered for id. RECREATION PREVIEW by (Recreation Director) Marty Bedard JAMBOREE. Sunday March 12, 1989 from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. Admission is $3 per person and a Hot Dinner will be served (Roast -Beef) at'$8 per person. Held under the authority of a special occasion permit. 411 proceeds, go towards the Hospital Building Fund. Come out and enjoy the afternoon. For more information please contact the Community Centres at 527-0882. The Seaforth Recreation Department will be offering two ADULT PROGRAMS this spring. A MIXED ADULT VOl.I.FYBALL - will be held at the Seaforth District High School on Wednesday evenings from 8 to 10 p.m. starting March 22. This program will last 10 weeks and cost $15. 2) Adult GOLF LESSONS - will be held at the Seaforth Golf and Country Club starting Thursday, April 6. This will be an 8 week session which will give you tips on how to play the game of golf, the rules and etiquette. All participants will be on the golf course the last two weeks of the program and will be given a free green fee (value $10) to use any time during the summer. Registration fee will be $40 per person.For more information please watch The Expositor or call 527-0882. Northside United Church will be hosting "WORLD DAY OF PRAYER" on Friday, March 3 beginning at 2 p.m. Everybody is welcome. Anybody interested in going to a Toronto BLUE JAYS Baseball Game, tickets are TRIA\NB LE D C 0 U N . unu ul available for a game on May 6, 1989. This is Junior day and there will be a coaching clinic 'for the kids ,before the :game. If anybody is interested:irrbuying some tickets please call 527-0882. If there are enough peo- ple for a bus, one will be taken. BLL MCLAUGHLIN Co -coach' Bill McLaughlin is a link with Seatorth's successful past in intermediate hockey, He was a winger on the Seatorth Beavers who won three OHA Intermediate 0 championships in a row in the mid-1960s, a feat which has never been equalied. This is Bill's first year at the 'Seahawk helm, a position he shares with Chris Cardno. introduced by DON HAMILTON REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE LTD. 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