The Huron Expositor, 1977-03-10, Page 11At the .
Arena
FRI., _MARCH 11 '
8:00 p.m. - Skating Performance
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Play was, brisk in the ._weekend=s Jr. Farmers' broomball tournament
Durham and Seaforth played
their first play off game in
,Seaforth Friday night.
The SeafarlE team 'proved tofr.
powerful for the Durham group as
Seaforth came out on top with an
8-2 win.
David McLIwian led the scoring
with five goals and Captain Jerry'
Wright netted three goals.
On, Sunday, -the local Atoms
travelled to Durham for the final
game and' won the vypAAAtom
"CC" ChaMpionship with a final
score 5-3:
Seaforth ' built up a
commanding 5-0 lead before
Durham could get on . the •
,sc.oreboar& Durham fought, back
hard but wereunable to overcome
the determined 'Seaforth team.
• Scoring for Seaforth were
DaVid McElwain with four goals
and Jerry Wright with one. For
Durham, Terry Whiteside socred
two goals and Bob Chapman got ,
one.
It is significant to note that the
following places competed in the
Atom, WOAA this
season-Southarntiton, Wiarton,
Durham, Palmerston, Arthur,
Harriston, Wingham, Clinton,
Mitchell and. Seaforth.
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IHL news on page 20 this week.
Wingham tournament biggest yet
One of the largest midget
hockey tournaments in Ontario
will be held at Wingham during
the school 'Winter Break'. The
14th annual 'Wingham Midget
'Hockey Tournament will be
increased from 32 teams to 56 this
year.
All the defending Champions in
the "AAA'', "A",, :,'B'.' and "C"
iategories will be back looking for
their „second straight title. They
will get some • good opposition
from the other teams. in each
groUP.
The "AAA" category had the
least number of teams entered
but the eight teams so far are very
evenly matched. With the smaller
number of teams, the champion-
ship game will be' played at the
Wingham Arena, on Tuesday,
March' 22' at 9 p.m.
With the increase in number of
teams entered, the tournament
will be , played on three ice
surfaces..A total of 16 games. will
be , played,, at the Howick
Centre, an arena
which is 14 *miles north of
Wingham on Highway 87. There
will also be 13_,games played at
The arena in LitcknoW; a village 11'
miles, west of Wingham on
Highway 86.
Most of these games will be
played on the opening weekend of
the 10-day tournament. Two of
the , games at •Howick will be
played on ursday, March 24..,
Billeting f r the-players will, be
' in Wingham and the surrounding •
area. With the tournament still a'
month and half away the
response from the citizens- has,
been great.
Citizens are getting behind the
venture and are very enthusiastic
about the way.the tournament, has
increased over the years. The
committee has been getting
terrific Support from all the
various clubs, groups and
everyone who, in any way, can
help them make• this a huge
success.
The Howick Community- • ntre
is a new ,arena which has been
open for just two _seasons. The
Wingham 'Area. has had a: face
lifting and will be in top shape for
the tournament. 'The ice surface is
larger than it was by 10 feet wide
and about 15 feet long. The
players benches, timekeepers
bench and penalty box are now all.
on the same side of the rink.
There has been a• new floor
installed, and the entire' uilding
is'now up to the standard of a lot
of places much bigger than •
Wingham. It has cost a lot of
money to renovate but the
citizens of Wingham feel it •has all
been Worthwhile.
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ATOMS 'ARE' CHAPS- the second
consecutive year, Seaforth's Atom team has own the
WOAA Championship. That's as_high as they can go
in the province, as there is no provincial Atom
league-.11s-ann rriern-bers-are, baCk7leff-Grey Murray,
Dareen Crocker,•Jeff Campbell, Jerry. VItright,Davtd
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O'Rourke, Kevin Williamson, Barry .Vincent.
Front,, Left-Jack McLIvratn7coachi Barry Campbell,
Danny Van Loon, Allen Wocks ; Robbie Glew,. Derek
Cooper, David :Carap.1541, _David -MclAwain-,- .cott• —
Driscoll, Don Morton, Coach, Peggy Campbell,
Manager,-. (Expositor Photo)
HAS COME TO
On Saturday, a rink skipped by
Bob Wilson, with Bill. Campbell,
Doug Rowcliffe and John
Patterson -Played in the Cash
Spiel, in Exeter and came home
with' third prize.
A couple •of rinks of Seaforth
ladies curled on Saturday in
--Vane stra-:—M i lly ---Lobbv-Marh:i
Forbes, Sharon }'Wilson,and
Marjory Coleman • won second
prize on- the. 9:00 draw, Also
playing on the 9:00, but out of the
prizes were Marjory Papple,
Marilyn Thomas, Gloria Riley.and
' 'Marg Sallows.
Minor .soccer
has `yew exec
has been set for Sat. March 26
from 10 am-12 noon at the Arena:
w-•- soccer buffs can' get a
Chance to get into shape early this
year as some soccer fun nights
have been- arranged for March at
'the Public School. Players or
potential players will be informed
of the ritergilfrough the school.
The executive is still in need of
a number of coaches or
managers, so if you wish to
volunteer your services please
contact anyone on the executive.
Local horse in.
.Quarterama
A quarter horse name4,
"Semi", 'owned by Ross Elliott of
Staffa, will be among"the stallions
611- display when the Ontario
Qyarter Horges Association, bolds
its amnia! 'Onarterama" March
11, 12, and 13 in the
Celisettrn, -Exhibitinn; Park,
'''Toronto.
Valued at more than a million
dollars, these animals are said-to
represent sortie of the 000
qttarter horses hi the Qotict
coming to
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- A' farrnrs Spell, sponsored by
McGavin Farm Equipment was
held on Wednesday March 2nd.
The 9:00 draw was won by Jim
Hawkins rink from Goderich.
Second' prize went to Bill Lobb.
with Bill Fleming, Ross Lovett
and Doug Kirkby. ----
_Les-Knight_won_thirtLprize.-and-
consolation went to Glen Hayter,
Mery Hayter, Elmer Dennis -and
Bob Anderson. On the 11:00 draw
prizes went to Roy. Pennington's
rink, Ted Perrin's rink,' Allan
Grant's rink and J ark Peck's rink.
The second draw in the mexid
Furling league came to a close this
week with Don Deighton on top
for hie-Thursday early draw, Bob-
Wilson for the Thursday late draw
and, Bill Campbell Jr. for the
Friday draw.
Playoffs between these three"
rinks will declare a winner for the
second draw trophy. I'll keep you,
posted fdr the results.
There are a few changes in this
year's minor soccer including a
new executive, This --years-
convenor -will be Ken Reidy,
Sec/Treas is Brenda _Reid and
the Referee in Chief is Larry
Dolmage..Tbe fourth person on
the executive is Clive Buist.
Tins year-s format for soccer
will be slightly different. Each
town in' the Huron Miner Soccer
Association, Goderich, Clinton,
-Exeter, Bayfi eld, Grand Bend, St.
Coiumban, Walkerton, Seaforth
and Stratford play on a
honSeleague level. However,
there will be one all star team
comprised , of players from all
towns in: each category who .5111
compete outside the area. It is felt
that the•System is a goad one as it
enable& the mijerity.9fPiayers to
play in the_bouseleague Set war
a reasonable cost yet Wets-'an
Opportunity •-for chigher calibre
playerS, to "' :Meet tougher
e0Inkfition•
Registration rates fdt this year
, aye, ,,clpyon. The cost will be 57,00
per player and' registration day
Sub division playoffs for •the
O.C.A. two team events were
held on Sunday. Playing in the
Governor-Generals at Vanastra
were Dave Cornish, with John
Patterson Sr. Bill Lobb and Don
Deighton; and Glen Hayter with
Neil Dolmage, Bob Fotheringham
--an(P.--Jaelt--K-.yier -They-won their
games against Listowel teams in
the morning but lost ' in the
afternoon games to Teeswater.
Silver Tankard_teams, skipped
by Bob Wilson with Gerald Smith,
Bill Rotierton And Steve Brown;
and Bill Campbell with Ton
Patterson Jr., Doug Rowcliffe and
Mike Thomas, lost in Goderich to
Goderich rinks skipped by Cam
Bogie and Tom Jasper.
Bob and Sharon Wilson curled
The Seaforth Novice played
their third game of the play offs in
Brussels, last Wednesday.
Seaforth . were defeated by
Brussels with a score ef 4-2.
Scoring 1 goal each• fore the
Brussels team were David
Wheeler, Wayne Wheeler. Dean
Wheeler and Marty, ,Rutledge.
Scott DriScoll was the only scorer
for Seaforth with 2 goals.
Seaforth ,Novice played their
fourth game ,on- Friday• 'in
Milverton. Seaforth, skating and
playihg very hard, defeated
Milverton, with a • score of ()-1.
with Bill and Marg Fleming in a
'Mixed Spiel in Brussels on Monay
and won third prize on the 9:00
draw.
Funday
T'ie Special Events commitee -
for the ladies division of the. club .
,are holding a ladies Fun Day on
March 15. They have planned a"
game of curling followed by a
supper cooked by the men of the
club. Sounds' •like a terrific idea
and, lots of fun. Plan to attend if
you can, The girls have a poster in
the trpperloultge for you to sing if .
you can come.
Reports indicate that the tickets
for the Pork Draw are selling well.
The draw is to be made at, our
final Pot Luck Supper, the date of-
which has not yet been set.
Clark singer and Richard Raus
each scored f goal for the
Milverton team.,Scott Driscoll pled
the scoring.. few, Seaforth with
seven goals and:Jeff Read and
Trevor Pryce each added one
more goal to the score board.
Milverton Novice played here
on Sunday. Seaforth out ylaying
Milverton won the game 4-1.
TheY-only scorer for the-Milverton
team was Kevin Schutlz scoring
one goal.
Scott Driscoll was the sole
scorer for the Seaforth team,
accounting fOr all 'four goals.
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SAT.,, MARCH 12
2 p.m. - Public 'Skating •
8 p.m.' Seaforth Old Timers,
Game
SUN., MARCH 13.
. '7:00 p.ni. • I.H.L. Playoff
MON.,_MARCH 14
8:00 P.m. PeeWee Game.
TUES., MARCH 15
4:00 - 5:30 Public Skating
WED., MARCH 16
1:00 - 3:30 p.m. Parents & 1. Preschoolers
8:00 p.m. - Women's Broomball
Playoffs
THUR6.4 MARCH..11
7:30 p.m, Broomball
Playoffs,
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T-D Spiel
Saturday was alos a busy day at
our own club when the leadies
catered to the Toronto Dominiiiii
•LlE_Ipospiel. Rinks from as far away
as ton)) nto and Windsor come to
play in this spiel which has been
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Seaforth Minor Soccer-
REGISTRATION DAY
SAT., MARCH 26
10eAti. -12 Noon.
SEAFORTH COMMUNITY CENTRE
..Forms are available .at the schools or the
Recreation Office
Plajferp or potehtlai players & finder)
have a chance' to improve their "SOCCER
SKIL.146 emery' tliESDAY'7:00 - 6:10
at the public. 86heol;