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The Huron Expositor, 1989-03-15, Page 13WORKING THE BOARDS during Saturday's semi-final matchup between the Seaforth Seahawks and the Kincardine Kings was Kevin Williamson, seen here working his way out of a corner. Campbell photo. T Bantams win The Seaforth Bantams are the OMHA quarter final winners against Tavistock. It was a tight series between the two even- ly matched teams and the third and fourth games ended in ties after one period of over- time play. The score at the end of the third game in Seaforth on Tuesday night was 5-5. Tavistock opened the scoring in the first period and went ahead by two goals in the second. Late in the second period, Jason McNichol, assisted by Steve Papple, scored Seaforth's first goal. In the third period, Jason McNichol scored again assisted by Ted Sills. Steve Papple scored Seaforth's go ahead goal assisted by Kevin McLlwain. Tavistock tied the game 3-3 at the end of regulation time. In the overtime period, Seaforth went ahead by two goals. Kevin McLlwain was assisted by Steve Papple. Jason Muir was assisted by Jason McNichol and Ted SIlls. However, Tavistock came back with two goals to tie the score 5-5, the last goal being scored in the final 57 seconds of the game. The fourth game in Tavistock on Friday night ended in a 2-2 tie. The first period was scoreless. In the second period, Brent van den Akker put the puck in the net two times. Jason McNichol and Ted Sills assisted on both goals. In the last period, Seaforth boys ran out of steam and Tavistock scored two goals THE SDHS CURLING TEAM consisting of Paul DoImage, Brad Millson, Pete Ste. Marie, coach Don Renshaw and missing Andy Ball won the silver at the Western On- tario Secondary School Association championships. The team was the Huron County charifpion this year, and placed second in Huron -Perth last week to earn a spot among the eight teams competing at WOSSA. On their first day of competition they beat Oakridge and Woodstock, but lost to Glencoe, Oh the second day they beat Sarnia Northern and Glencoe, but lost their third game to Sarnia Northern and finished second - in the tourney. It is important to note that the team was competing against all the schools in WOSSA and not in a division based on school population. The Sarnia Nor- thern team comes from a school with an enrollment of 1400. This is only the second time a SDHS team has placed in the medals at WOSSA when the large schools were involved in competition. Corbett photo. Two adult progra The Seaforth Recreation Department will be offering two ADULT PROGRAMS this spring 1) MIXED ADULT VOLLEYBALL - will be held on Wednesday evenings from 8 to 10 p.m. starting March 22. This program will last 10 weeks and cost $15 per person. 2) ADULT GOLF LESSONS - will be of- fered at the Seaforth Golf and Country Club starting on Thurs. April 6. This will be an 8 week program which will give you tips on how to play the game, the rules and the eti- quette of golf. All participants will be on the golf course the final two weeks of the pro- gram and will be'given a free green fee (value $10) to use anytime during the sum- mer. Registration fee will be $40 per person. For more information please call the Recreation Office at 527- 0882. MARCH BREAK MOVIES at the Library for children 5-12 years of age will be offered beginning daily at 2 p.m. Come celebrate the green!! See a collection of frog movies. SENIOR SHUFFLEBOARD continues every Wednesday afternoon from 1:30 to 4 p.m. Last week's winners were: ladies, Doreen Kelly 412, Olive Papple 274 and Hazel McGonigle 269. Men: Bill Kelly 380, Lloyd Pipe 334, and Gordon Murray 254. S THE HURON EXPOSITOR, MARCH 15, 1989 — 13A quarter finals to tie the game. The fifth and deciding game was back in Seaforth on Sunday afternoon. Jason McNichol opened the scoring at the 12 minute mark unassisted, but Tavistock tied it up within the minute and went ahead with three minutes left in the period. Bren van den Akker assisted by Jason McNichol and Ted Sills tied the score in the last 30 seconds of the first period. Tavistock went ahead again in the second period but Seaforth tied the score with a . goal by Jason McNichol assisted by Brent van den Akker. A goal by Ted Sills, assisted by Jason McNichol, put Seaforth ahead before the end of the second period and the team never looked back. Seaforth out -played Tavistock in the third period with three unanswered goals. Jason McNichol got two goals with assists going to Brad Schroeder, Brent van den Akker and Jason Beuttenmiller. The last goal was scored unassisted by Kevin McLlwain. Brian Melady played outstanding goal. All the boys worked hard and played as a team. Other team members not already mentioned are Shane Cooper, Adrian Rau, Mark Smale, Brian Little, Dwayne Price, Doug Campbell, Kelm Carroll and Jeff Weber. Seaforth against Dresden in the OMHA semi-finals, the first game is in Dresden on Saturday at 4:45. The next game in Seaforth is Tuesday night at 8:30 p.m. Winthrop edges Raiders 1-0 MENS BROOMBALL RAIDERS 0 - WINTFIROP 1 With only one minute and 29 seconds left in the game, Ross Mitchell received a pass from Jim McDonald and Bill Shortreed and lifted the ball up into the net - great goal. The Raiders played exceptionally well but could not get any goals. PARR LINE 1- RED RUSTLERS 0 Len Van Wonderen was the hero for Parr Line as he shot from the blue line and over- powered the opposing goalie. Red Rustlers hustled but were unable to score a goal. ROYALS 3 - RIVER RATS 11 Doug Eidt Was all alone at the corner of the net and made a flip shot count, off a pass by Jack Van Miltenburg. Not once, but twice, Alvin Dow shot and scored. His helpers were Jim Butson and John Hamilton. Hang on to your hats, Rats, there are more games get to come. Good Luck! DUMPERS 2 - EASY RIDERS 0 Murray Houston stood alone, .shot and ered this spr'i, ATTENTION ALL BASEBALL TEAMS & LEAGUES 25% DISCOUNT ON ALL NEW UNIFORMS ORDERED BY MARCH 31 BASEBALL EQUIPMENT ARRIVING DAILY COOPS' SPORTS & LEISURE 527-2501 CALL COLLECT Sealorth Goderlch St. W., (Hwy. 8) 23rd ANNUAL scored. Dale Kennedy was by his side. Frank Flanagan was credited with a second goal for the Dumpers. He was assisted by Bill Dale. The Easy Riders missed a number of open nets and lost the game. LADIIES BROOMBALL PARR LINE 5 - WINTHROP 0 The highlight of this game was when Susan Hulley broke from centre ice turned and travelled towards her own goalie, shot and had it saved by Norah Eckert. Without a doubt, Parr Line had control of this game. Joan Henderson deflected a goal into the net, with help from Heidi Elliott. Bev Shea achieved two goals and assisting her were Sandi Fremlin and Barb Pepper. A blasting shot from defenceman Jan Rutledge travell- ed directly into the net. A great pass by San- dra Wilson. Donna Preszcator tipped the Tura to page 14 HOCKEY TOURNAMENT Sat, March 18 JUNIOR TEAMS Games 12 noon to 6 p.m. Sun., March 19 SENIOR TEAMS Games 12 nog• n to 6 p.m. SEAFORTH & D STRMT CO ;oMI_"N1TY CENT ES Admission - AtaiOts $3,00 1989 SOCCE REGISTRATOON FOR TOIhIE ST. COLLJMBAN MONOR SOCCER ASSOCIATOON WILL ra:E HELD C "' EATION ii. by (Recreation Orr ector) Marty VI W edard Don't forget the SENIOR GAMES are fast approaching, and this is your chance to practise up. The Carpet Bowling game will also be available to play. Seaforth has two hockey teams bidding for the All Ontario Championships. Both are in the semi-final stages. On Saturday, March 18 -7 p.m. the Atoms face-off against Ridgetown. Seaforth is ahead, two games to 0 in this series, so the boys could finish the other team off at this game. The Bantams are just starting their games against Dresden. Their first home game will be on Tuesday, March 27 at 8:30 p.m. Come out and cheer on both these teams. The Seaforth and District Minor Hockey Association would like to invite everyone to their ANNUAL MEETING. This is your chance to contribute to the hockey system. Come out with your suggestions. The meeting will begin at 8 p.m. and will be held at the Community C L�ittre. Joint Registratiahqor SUMMER PRO- GRAMS will be held on March 29 and 30 from 7-9 p.m. both nights at the Seaforth and District Community Centres. Come and register for Minor Ball, Soccer and Ladies Ball. As a major fund-raising event this year, the Ringette Association is having ERIC NAGLER IN CONCERT. Eric is a regular member on the Elephant Show with Sharon, Lois and Bram. He plays many different kinds of musical instruments and sings when he performs. The concert is planned for Wednesday, April 12 with two shows, one at 5 p.m. and one at 7 p.m. Keep this date open. For tickets see any ringette person or Bob and Betty's Variety, Kid's Kloze and Ray's Family Market. SAT & SULo9 ARAB & 19 1:00 -"3000 P.M. at the SEAFORTH & DISTRICT COMMUNITY CENTRE SQUIRTS: Players born in 1981/82 ATOMS: Players born in 1979/80 MOSQUITO: Players born in 1977/78 PEE WEE: Players born in 1975/76 UNDER 17: Players born in 1972/73/74 REGISTRATION FEE: $20.00 due date of registration. Players who did not play last season must bring a recent photo and copy of birth certificate. NOTE: If player response is sufficient for the various age groups, there will be no further registration allowed after these dates. 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