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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1983-12-14, Page 26O S — THE IWROs EXXPOSITOR, DECEMBER 14, 19113 UM was retogn 1' t at Ina recant awards night for their Western Ontario championship, In the back row. are Ben van den Akker • (Coach), Ray Horan, (Coach), and Ken McUhraln coach. In the third row are Jason Schoonderwoerd, Jason McNichol, and Mike Murray. In the second row aro Jason 'app •, Ted ills, Brad Schroeder. Mark Smile, Jason Horan, Doug Campbell. Jeff Gemmell. In the front row are Kevin McLlwaln, Paul McLlwaln, Brian Cook, Ray Murray. Brent van den Akker. Missing Is Mike Van Loon. Tweens ringette doing well On Nov. 13 the Seaforth tweens played Baskin-Robbins team with the win going to their season opener against Mitchell.. The Seaforth 7-3. final score was 19-0 for Seaforth. Dec, 4 saw the tweens playing Stratford's On Nov. 20 Seaforth played again with Bunsmaster team with the final score 4-2 for Mitchell with a final score of 22-1, for Seaforth. Seaforth. Scorers were Amy Van Den Acker On Nov. 23 the Seaforth tweens were and Tracy Sills. Assists went to Tammy defeated by Stratford's Sinclair Pharmacy Nash, Tracy Taylor, Tara Savage, and team with a final score of 7-2. Jacquie McNichol. All the girls are playing On Dec. .3 Seaforth played stratford's very well. Bantams defeat Brussels and Clinton last week BY GARY GRAY The Seaforth Bantam hockey team won two mote games last week (both by lopsided scores) to keep their winning streak going at seven strtght wins. On Tuesday night on home ice against Brussels they •ted a 12-4 victory and Thursday night Clinton they handed their ggaation a 9-0 whitewashing inst Brussels they controlled the play for tthhee b t part of the game as they led 53 after to fust period and 7-4 after the second. They scored five unanswered goals in the third period. Mike Betties was the star offensively as he scored four goals and added four assists for a an eight point night. Others -getters. for Seaforth were Dave Akey an Kevin Cooper with two apiece while single tallies went to Rick McLean, Ron Price, Terry Gray and Pat Murray. Besides Betties assists went to Dave Akey with three, Ron Pryce and Terry Gray with , two apiece and one each going to Brian Dupuis. Kevin Cooper, Pat Murray and Mike Schoonderwoerd. Tony Thamer and Marty Rutledge scored two goals apiece for Brussels. The more aggressive Seaforth team had 11 minor -penalties, compared to only four by Brussels. In Clinton the local boys completely dominated the game throughout and got strong goaltending from Steve Stapleton (especially in the third period - which they played the most part shorthanded because of penalties). They kd 4-0 after the first period on goals by Terry Gray. Pat Murray. Mike Schoon- deswoe d, acid Dave Akey. In the second frame they got goals from Mike Betties, Paul Murry and Akcy to jump into a 7-0 lead. In the third frame, desplite picking up eight minor penalties compared to none ped in two more rads with Pat urray 'Vinton the locals ung his second d the night and Dave Akey completing his hat trick. Assisting on goals were RonPrycewith three, Mike Betties with two and one each going to Brian Dupuis, Tarty Gray, Kevin Cooper and Brad Beuttenmifer• Pee Wees Tose to Clinton On Saturday, Dec. .10 Seaforth Pee Wees travelled to Clinton for their third game against Clinton. Clinton won 7-2. Seaforth has yet to beat the Clinton team. Clinton dominated the game by scoring two goals in the fust pend, two in the second and three goals in the third. Seaforth goals were scored by Jason Rodney unassisted in the second period and by • Brad Carter unassisted , in the third period. Next home gapte for the Pee Wees is on Dec. 17 against Mitchell. THg.PEE WEE hockey team won a Western Ontario championship. In the back row are Charlie Akey (coach), Darren Akey, Rick McLean, Brad Beuttenmlller, Steve Schrpe- der and EIIy Schoonderwoerd (manager). In the middle row are Terry Gray, Mike Schoonderwa0rd, Gerd O'Dwyer, Dwayne Price, Don Brown and Bob Beuttenmlllar (coach), and In the front row ere Blair Beuerman, Pat Malan. Brad Carter, Bill m Treeer and Jason Rodney. Absent are Joey Smith and Tony Van Loon. Senior ringette lose 5 - 2 C.A. DOIG Seaforth and District Ringette fans enjoyed an exciting game Sunday evening when the senior team outplayed and outshot Stratford R1 only to lose S-2. The Stratford goaltending was excellent and the goalies' best friends. the goal posts. were hit by the Seaforth shooters at least four times! Our own goaltending was super as Kelly Calver made some great saves. 13oth .,f rn. ,v. Iv and defer,;,... -Iv .h., ..,•..,..aa,:rtl well, especially when considering that they were missing three girls from the regular lineup. The goal scorer for Seaforth was Denise Morey with two. Jan Vandenberk had one assist. With everyone taking double shifts. all girls worked hard. Their next game is tonight (Wed.) in Stratford at 7 p.m. The Mitchell Ringette ,tournament is on Saturday and Sunday and on girls will be there! Wawtto atregi) Now is the time to save on some of the most beautiful draperies money can buy 4o% o SAVE ;o $30•01 Special Sale of Men's Sport Jackets Verlica//31LcL sox ThL4 conf;nuecLAcr A ,,.0, se,cc! ;oor oc fash,onable 1:0 F;ule ;.ao! and some 3^d Gc`,es".ei ',tieeeds her r.n�n,rt' ane COrdur3s In assorieu !3II :"es of kre,s br 11 , and blues Reki:l3r s"Cr! .1ra Tal; models sees 36 46 A m kit hC rpn,I''P t is^30 3' "ne-ula,:tu;er: Regular to 120 . 9 9 au11: 3; ill>l, 70 0- .i Perhaps nothing identifies quality draperies as quickly as French Rolled Pleats. It takes more time to make them, but the reward is a better -looking product for years to come. All Universal pleats are French Rolled. 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