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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1983-03-30, Page 10• A10 -- THE HURON EXPOSITOR, MARCH 30, 1983 PROUD WINNERS—Ken Axtmann, 13 of RR4, Walton and Carolyn Cook, 12, of Dublin, -members of the Seaforth Figure Skating Club, won the Guy Gordon trophy for pre -novice dance mixed pairs in inter -club competition in Mitchell recently, The pair also won gold medals. (Wasslnk • P0 etg forth PeeWee 'A's take two games in best -of -five against Durham March 14, the Seaforth Pee Wee A's eliminated Wingham from W.O.A.A. playoffs as they won their second game of a two out of three series. Both teams were playing a good game of hockey when Terry Gray picked up a pass from Darren Akey and Brad Beuttenmiller to beat the Wingham goalie and open the scoring for Seaforth. The 'continual forechecking and back checking of both teams and sharp goaltending kept the second and most of the third period scoreless. However with two minutes remaining in the game Brad Bcuttenntiller picked up the puck in his own zone and skated to the other end of the ice to beat the Wingham goalie again and give Sea - forth their insurance goal. The game ended 2-0 for Seaforth, eliminating Wing - ham and advancing Seaforth to the next round of W.O. A. A. playoffs. Next the Pee Wees partici- pated in the Goderich Young Canada Week Pee Wee Tournament. They won their first game against Dresden 5.2 Mar. 19. Dresden opened the scoring Curlers.. have busy week Seaforth Curling Club has been well represented in several area clubs over the past few weeks. The ladies rink of Joan Beuerman, Geraldine Sic - mon. ,lanet Hillebrecht and Elsie Beuermann were the top winners in Milverton, Besides winning first prize they brought hone six of the draw prizes as well. • Bob Fotheringham along •with Ross Lovett Brian Mc- Donald and Roy "Beuermann and Tim Ake who came in for Roy for the third game. carte in 12th position at the bon - spiel in Vanastra. Also at the same spiel Laverne Hoegy. with lint Rose. Ken Moore add Oliver Pryce with Harold Pryee replacing Oliver for third gahte, carie in 14th. A week ago another ladies rink curled in the ladies spiel in Goderich. Enjoying good curling and home hospitality were Flo Smith with Marge Coleman. Sharon Wilson and Lois King. Off in the other direction Gerry and Darlene Hether- ington along with relatives curled in Stratford and Till- sonburg . - Bill Campbell Jr, with Gord Prvice. Mike Thomas and Tim Collyer went to Ottawa. They .placed 16th out of 256 teams of curlers in the city of Ottawa men's spiel. A good time was had by all who attended the curling dance last Saturday night. Fspciially Gwen Patterson as she won the chair that had been donated by Clarence Dcnontntc of Ball and Mulch in Clinton. Several play off games will -he held this week for the last week of curling as well as the ladips fun night Tues. night and), the Juniors Fun Night Thurs. night. but Seaforth rebounded with Lye? goals. However Dresden had tied the score 2-2 by the end of the second period. Some hard skating and good' teamwork helped Seaforth to score three more goals in the third period to win the game. Goals were scored by Terry Gray two. Joey Smith, Blair Beuermann and Brkd Beut- tenmiller with Brad and Dar- ren Akey getting assists. In the second game. Sea - forth met Durham•and elim- inated Them with a 4-1 win. Terry Gray scored a hat. trick and Jason Rodney getting the other goal. Assists went to Mike Schoonderwoerd and Blair Beuermann two each and Rick MacLean. Seaforth sect Clinton on Saturday, March 26. The locals got off to a slow start but finally Brad Beuttenmil- ler opened the scoring in the first period. Then Flinton tied the game I.1 with only 20 seconds remaining in the second period. In the third period Seaforth tried everything. butt couldn't score. Clinton get- ting -a gbound off the boards in front of Seaforth net, beat the goaltender and took the lead 2.1 with only two and half minutes remaining. Although the locals tried hard, they could not tie tjte score and the game ended 2-1 in Clinton's favour, eliminat- ing Seaforth from any further competition in this tourna• meat. Meanwhile the Pee Wees started their final round of the W.O.A,A. playoffs by play- ing Durham in Seaforth Mar. 23. In this first game of a three mit of five series, Seaforth's 'iordie O'Dwyer, assistedhsy Terry Gray open- ed the sedDll'uing followed short- ly by a rham goat. Then Terry Gray essisted by Blair Beuermann scored, putting appeared to be in slow gear Seaforth in the lead 2-1. for this game as Durham got The localsof back to their off to a fast start scoring a old form ofd hard skating, goal in the first and second passing and teamwork in the period while Seaforth third period and were reward- couldn't get it together. ed with five goals to Dur- Then half way through the ham's one, ending the game second period Blair Beuer- 7-2 in Seaforth s favour. mann, getting a pass from Goals were scored by .Blair Don Brown and Rick Mac- Beuermann, Brad Beutten- Lean. beat the Durham goalie miller, Terry Gray. Darren finally putting Seaforth on the Akey and Joey Smith with scoreboard. assists earned by Mike Seconds later Terry Gray Schoonderwoerd. Dwayne from Blair Beuermann tied Price, Steve Schroeder and the score 2-2. Just as Seaf- Darren Akey. forth's spirits were lifting The two teams met again Durham scored again. How - Mar. 27 in Durham. Seaforth ever with 46 seconds remain- .ing in the second period, Terry Gray again beat the Durham goalie to tie the • game 3-3. Local Pee Wees played better in the third period. resulting in Terry Gray scor, ing three more goals. assisted by Blair Beuermann, Rick MacLean, Mike Schoonder- woerd and Brad Beuttenmil- ler. With ten seconds remain- ing in the game Durham scored again, but the game ended 6-4 for Seaforth. Seaforth leads the series two games to zero with the next game Mar. 30 at 6:30 p.m. to Seaforth. ") NEW StaffeWs -'MADE FRESHPIZZA- IO,, OUR STORE' —X2.99 CRY 12" — $3•99 TO -DAY- ... 14„— $4.99 GRADE A TURKEY. $9e 16 LB. AND UNDER LB. 1=. !/. BEAT THE HIGHER SUMMER BEEF PRICES!! TRY A- $Wtfferis MINI -FREEZER ORDER BBQYOU PACK 412 5 SAVE $1520 33 LBS. OF MEAT BONELESS • YOU GOURMET 4,13265sAvE PACK 3515 75 LBS. 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Tammy Nash and Pam Campbell led the team with a pair of goals each. Brenda ,lessome pick- ed up a goal and an assist, as did Shelly O'Brien. Angie Reid also pocketed a goal and Susan Rowcliffe managed an assist. Also an honorable mention to superb goal tend • ing by Meagan Alkemadc and Tracy Fortune. March 17. Seaforth had a pair of games. In the after- noon Seaforth soundly beat Guelph 18.4. Shelly O'Brien led the team with fire goals and four assists. Tan rhv Nash was cl6Re bt`hind with six goals and two assists. Other goal scorers were Sherri Kling with a goal and two assists, Pam Campbell with two goals and two assists. Shelly Nigh also got two goals and two assists and Angie Reid with two goals. S6san Rowcliffe picked up two assists and Angie Roth and Janice Rodney had an assist each. Seaforth finished the sea- son off on a bright note by WATCH Staffen's FOR THE BEST VALUE IN PRODUCE! We state the size & grade of all advertiseditems!! THE LOWER THE SIZE STATED THE BIGGERTHE ITEM! EG. Size 24 Lettuce at 398 is a better value than Sze 30 Lettuce at 3 FOR $1.00 again defeating Exeter in a cliffhanger 8.7. The wins have been a real team effort. The players. that haven't been mentioned above, and yet were a real support to the team arc: Lisa and Lori Henderson; Tammy Ken- nedy: Kate Papple; Tawnya Taylor and Sara Teall also two new players Andrea Ribev and Laura Pletsch. A special thanks goes out to the parents of the house league for their support and provision of transportation all season. There will he a mother and daughter ringette game from 5-6 on March 30 followed by a potluck supper for all ringette girls and parents at 6:30 in the upstairs hall at the arena. Midgets lose 3 straight The Seaforth Midgets for four unanswered goals in were beaten 9-2 by Caledonia the second period. last Tuesday. Caledonia won Greg Murray made it 4-2, the series three games to assisted by Dave Campbell zero. and Dave McLlwain to start In Tuesdays game, Sea- the third period but Caledon- forth took the lead in the first is pumped in another five period on a goal by Kevin straight goals. Melady. assisted by Greg Seaforth had nine minor Murray. Caledonia erupted and one malor penalty and Caledonia had six minor penalties. The Midgets had a very good year and are to be congratulated for playing hard entertaining hockey. And the players appreciate the tremendous fan support they received during the playoffs. CALIFORNIA NO. i' Mi'l'e 241 ELER ALI F (III 0 v A 0 0 0 • C A Pi 0 C 110 `111 0 O v 0 i