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The 1990 WINTER RECREATION PRO-
GRAMS -will begin the second -week in
January. The -program, listings will be as
follows:
MONDAYS, -Wood Refinishing will be
held atethebighschool from 7:30 to 9:30
pan. Thisprogram Willestart en January 8
and will bat 40 -weeks. Registration fee
willbe425. Alsoari Ililiandarevenings,
• Cmepetttive Vollyballevell eontinuelrom
-the Fall. Anybody -still wishing .to join can
d o so °for the :final 10 weeks. Registration
fee will ,be.417.e0.
TUESDAYS - Fitness is Fen will be held
.from 9 - 10 -am. -at the arena. This will be
a linweek programa, •beginning on January
9. The 'registration fee will be425.
AtITOMECHANICS will also :be held on
Tuesdays, lroin 7 to 9 pan. at the high
school—Jim leloydearillgive.all participants
a better ,imderstanding id how your car
'works and iwhat :makes it Tun. The con-
tent :of sthe program.will include: :the
MOW, -ehAFLT.18:andliltre. train, lubrication,
,.elecbrical 'system, tires and .wheels, fuel
and .cooling., -system. This :program will
make. you -feel ,more comfortable :driving
your ear.
Thisewill be a 10 week :program ,and the
-registration fee -Will be425. The :program
Will begin an January 9, 1990. ,
`WEDNESDAYS - Fitness is fun :will be
held on Wednesday evenings from 8 to 9
pan. atthe Community -Centres. This will
he a 10 week program ibegenning on
January 3.0. .Registration feewill ibee$25.
Recreational Volleyball -will .continue
-friminthe:lall, -Wednesday evenieg :from 8
to 40 .paaa.:atethethigheschool; This is for
-the inononpetitive ',volleyball ;player, -who
is eoilking efor an evening sof fun :and
lellewrihip. ellegistrationeieeeeeell- 1$17Z0
ieforeileaweeksedregi* lege-el:B=673Tel°, .1990.
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'The same .nameethe sameplayerse but
a wholeaew -team.
That'sewbat Centenaires fans saw burn-
ingagethe -ice during Sunday's :home game
versus ?Wellesley. inatheir first borneece
win .of theseason - and the first erne in a
couple :of years, it's been _said - the
Centenaires :downed the Apple Jacks for
the second time in two -meetings with a
score:of 12-8.
"Me liad a little midnight akate after -we
got thumped by Wellesley (December :8)
and after that ve!ve :been having better
. practices, ithe full compliment of ,players,"
coach Graham 'Nesbitt -commented after
Sunday's win.
etWe Pupped a big el lead, :then went to
isleeplor abiteinethersecond :period fond let
it get to48,"411a-ladded. "Me.-ivorked on
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And evorkitheyedideThe goaltscotine ewe
well retread :out, with all �f -the team
:ambers epulling --their weight. It was a
bannereeight:lor ieeveral :of the jplayers.
Ite4gueoleaderrad ',Carter -racked ,up a
lmjghtT4001411tsoWith.foursoalsaand tsix .
feast*. 7.QottltendersBill-Tremeer vtallked
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Iby (Recreationldrector) Marty Bedard
THURSDAYS - Adult Basketball also
continues -from the :fall, 'Thursday from
7e30 to 9i30 pen. at SDHS. This program
will most 415 for 10 weeks starting on
January 11.
A 'couple of new programs for this
'winter -will be WOOD CARVING and
BALLROOM DANCING. They will both be
held on -Thursday evenings 'beginning on
January 11, 1990.
WOOD CARVING will be held at the
high school from 7:30 to 930 p.rn.
Registration fee will be 450 for 10 weeks,
-welch includes all your wood iriateriaLs.
'BALLROOM DANCING will be held at
the arena on Thursday evening from 7:30
to 9 pen. beginning January 11, 1990.
Registration fee will be 440 for couple and
the program will run for nine weeks.
The Recreation Department would also
likeeo-run a CHILDREN'S GYMNASTICS
PROGRAM. Saturday naming is not a
good day for our instructors. I would like
to bear -from all interested parents to see
what:the hest day and time would be for
you. Call me at .52741882.
For Registration :or information on all
programs please call the Recreation Office
at .52741882.
The Seaforth Branch library. will be
:hosting some CHRISTMAS -MANS tomor-
row-frum 4 to 5 .pan. This event is open to
.all :children from 4. to 12 years of age, and
there 'will he no admission fee -charged.
The featured films ,will be: "The
Christmas Messenger", 'Mickey's
burn asp ice,
well scored the -winning goal late in the
third period, his first in two years of
Junior hockey, as well as tallying up three
,assists.
Seaforth jumped onto the board in the
first five .minutes of the game, .with Rich
Roddy scoring a power -play goal assisted
by Brian Taylor and Chris Reeves. Tina
Moore took the puck from Jeff Gemmell
and; Brad Carterione minute later to make
the score 2-0, and Paul MeIlwain widened
the gap -even further with a ,goal on assists
by Reeves and Carter.
Down .3-0-atthieipoint, Wellesley got an -
)(keyed and "slipped the puck past Bill
Tremeer. It was to be -their only goal in
the tperiod, and it was :quickly answered by
a ahot -from Boddy with assists from
Reeves .and .Corter. AVith less -than a
'minute wroathing.in the first ,period, An-
dy -Ball .leamed lup 'with Gemmell for -a
:power play .igoal, leaving Wellesley four
points -behead an:their make.
The Apple ...lacks Tstormed back ,onto,the
-ice in The aecond ,period and .took cons-
-inand,,seoringlwaigoalsswithin.;50 seconds
,Eaul iMellwain, Assisted -by Brian 'Taylor
and Darren,Akey, made use -of thepower-
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SHUFFLEHBOARD 'WINNERS from last
week are: Ladies, Hazel McGonigle 445,
Doreen Kelly 316 and Olive Papple 106;
men, Bert Walter, 272, Sandy Pepper .239
and Lloyd floggarth 317.
'Shuffleboard will be held today from 1:30
to 4 p.m. There will be moShuiffleboard on
Wednesday, December 27, 1989, but it will
continue on Wednesday, January '3, 1990.
There is a LARGE 01JTDOOR ICE
RINK at the Arena. This rink is for
everyone to enjoy. We -would like the
raildren to keep the hockey .sticks and
pucks off this ice surface. This is a atine
rink only.
This weeks FITNESS TIP: Should I eat
breakfast if I am dieting?
Definitely! A breakfast containing foods
from at least three of the four food groups
provides the nourishments needed for the
body's functions and processes that have
slowed down dining sleeping.
People who eat breakfast are mme.alert,
perform better at work and actually eat
less by the end of the day. Research has
shown that the calories you save by skip-
ping breakfast you'll more .than -make up
for by the end of the dm'.
Don't miss the SEAFORTII .SEANAWKS
New Year's Eve supper and dance, Sun-
day, December 31, 1989. Tickets are
available at the Seaforth Arena Only. Par -
chase yours as soon as possible, as they
are goigg last.
record win
play once again and swept in -a goal at the
17:18 mark. Wellesley replied with two
more goals, and Seaforth wasn't -heard
flow again until Reeves scored with 7:14
remaining in the second .periodeassistect by
Carter and McBwain. The period ended
with the score Seaforth 7, Wellesley 5.
Seaforth let the visitors score 'the first
goal of the third period before Carter
teamed up with Gemmell for .a goal al
11:10. The Centenaires allowed Wellesley'
two more goals, tying the game at 8-8
before getting flown to business and wrap-
ping the game -up. Gemmell, assisted by
Carter and Jason Schoonderwoerd, -knock-
ed in ebeevinning goal vdth two and.a-half
minutes left in the game, and the
Centenaires proceeded:to ent a 'bit Of itdrig
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,ple, Cor De Corte 74; ;high ,average Cor
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•civoi Acoluiston 1687, high .average,
Cfrool Johnston 205.
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