The Huron Expositor, 1984-10-24, Page 14A14 -- THE HURON EXPOSITOR, OCTOBER 24, 1984
SPORTS
Figure skating schedule nearing start
A•meeting to discuss the formation of a
RECREATION PREVIEW
by Bryn Peter`
RECREATION DIRECTOR 527-0882
FIGURE SKATING begins its new season.
on Monday, October 29 with the following
timetable: 4:30-5:30 p.m. Pre -Beginners
and Beginners: 5:30-6:30 p.m. Elementary,
Basic and Novice 1-4; 6:45.8:30 p.m.
Seniors. All children five years and under,
or anyone who has had no previous skating
experience must wear a helmet. All groups
up to Seniors will have fifteen minutes of
coaching and supervising instruction with a
Professional Coach, plus thirty minutes of
practice with the Amateur Coach, plus
fifteen minutes of supervision with the
Parent Volunteers. Seniors will have
professional supervision for Patch, Free
Skate. and Dance. Late reuistrations and
unpaid registrations wilt be accepted the
first night of skating on October 29 from
4:30 to 8:30 p.m. The figure skating
executive wishes to congratulate Joan
Dodds, Donna McClure, Susan Ball, Diane
Armes, Jason Rodney and Carolyn Cook
who successfully completed the Can Skate
Amateur Coaches Clinic held at Listowel
recently.
A CURLING INSTRUCTION CLINIC will
be held on Saturday, October 27 starting at
9 a.m. at the Seaforth 'Curling Club. The
Curl Canada Method of Instruction will be
taught by Irma Pryce. Everyone is welcome
to attend.
JUNIOR BASEBALL team for Seaforth will
be held on Thursday, November 1 at 7:30
p.m. at the arena. Interested parents and
citizens are urged to attend to discuss the
formation of this team.
The SILVER CREEK CROSS COUNTRY
SKI CLUB will be holding their organiza-
tional meeting on Monday, October 29 at
7:00 p.m. at the Arena. The meeting is
being held to discuss plans for the
upcoming season and to elect a new '
executive.
SHUFFLEBOARD continues every Wed-
nesday from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. at the Arena.
Everyone is welcome to attend and enjoy an
afternoon of fun and fellowship.
PUPPET WORKSHOPS begin Thursday,
October 25 at 7:00 p.m. at the Van Egmond
House. The registration fee for the five
week program is 810. You may still register
for this program by contacting the Recrea-
tion Office at 527-0882.
Centenaires take luck from the Irish
In an evenly matched game, the Seaforth
Centenaires defeated the Lucan Irish, 6-4
on Friday night at the Seaforth and District
Community Centres.
In the first period, Scott Driscoll opened
the scoring for the Centenaires with assists
going to Dave Murray and John Dale. Lucan
tied the score with a goal by S. Schaffer at
14:43.
In the second period the Centenaires
moved ahead scoring five goals to Lucan's
two. Kev Melady, Jim Campbell and Mark
Stapleton each scored once for the Cente-
naires. Greg Murray hit the mark twice for
the Seaforth team. Lucan scorers were S.
Balazo and W. Urbshott.
The Centenaires were scoreless in the
third period but kept the Irish at one goal to
maintain control of the game. Derek Cooper
played a strong game for Seaforth in goal,
stopping 38 of the 42 shots fired at him. The
Centenaires had 43 shots on the Lucan
goal.
The Centenaires play their next home
game, Friday, Oct. 26 when they host the
Mitchell Hawks. Game time is 8:30 ..m.
THE SEAFORTH CENTENAIRES reigned
supreme during their game against the Lucan was an excellent goal scored by Greg Murray
Irish on Friday night. The play of the game during the second period.
(MacDonald photo)
MONEY CHANGING HANDS—Dick Robin-
son, president of the Seaforth Broomball
Association, presented Don Moylan with a
cheque to be used for the Norway-Seaforth
Hockey exchange.
(Mcllwraith photo)
Area teams in mixed broomball
In mixed broomball action Thursday night
the Blyth Inn Bandits recorded a 1-0 shut out
over Auburn.
Scott Machan set up Paul Cook for the
game's only goal with 6:15 remaining in the
second period to give the Bandits the win.
On Tuesday the Blyth Bears edged the
Blyth Inn Bandits 3-2, in a fast and exciting
broomball game.
The Bandits took an early 1-0 lead en an
unassisted effort by Scott Machan. Three
single /goals by Gary Souch, Len Knohert
and Don Nicholson, enabled the Bears to grab
a 3-1 lead. With three and a half minutes left
in .the game the Blyth Inn cut the margin to
3-2, when Paul Cook was set up by Scott
Machan, but the Bears managed to maintain
their one goal lead. Pete Knohert picked up
Curling clinic pi
BY JOHN PATTERSON SR.
The curling season has arrived and curlers
this year will see a fresh look in that the walls
of the ice area have received a coat of white
paint. The icemaker, Peter Jansen has been
working hard to prepare the curling ice which
is gradually taking shape.
INSTRUCTION
Irma Pryce, the club's registered instruct-
or, has planned the instruction day for Sat,
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two assists in the game for the Bears, with
John Bird adding one assist.
Janet Nicholson's goal four minutes into
the first period, was all Lucknow needed asci
they posted a 1-0 triumph over Brussels. Joan
Chamney picked up the assist on the game
winner.;
Greg Hackett and Steve Howard had one
goal and assist each to lead last year's "A"
finalist Lanesville Lords to a 3-0 shutout over
the Goderich Oarsmen. Jim Van Osch added
the Lords other goal on an unassisted effort,
with his team two men short.
On Thursday night two goals by Allison
Graham paced the Blyth Baintoneers to a 2-0
victory over the Goderich Knight Riders.
Kendra Youngblut picked up an assist on
both Baintoneer goals.
armed for Sat.
Oct. 27 from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. She is
using the suggested 'Curl Canada' method of
instruction.
The day will begin with the basic off -ice
instruction, which includes cassette films,
followed by a noon lunch break, followed by
film and on -ice instruction. The program will
be useful for even those curlers with several
years experience.
Interested persons may call Irma at
527-0917. Get started on the right foot,
curlers, with this excellent opportunity
before the drawset underway.
Mens curling will start Oct. 29, ladies Oct.
30 and mixed curling Nov. 1.
WHO TO CONTACT
If ypu have not been called, the people to
contact are: Men -Phil 5Hogg'attilt 527-0752,
Tim Collyer 482-7842, Alvin .Aherns 348-
9740 and Ken Moore 527-0508. Ladies -Mary
Anne McNichol 527-0569.
The ladies club is planning a Halloween fun
day Oct. 30 to start their Season. Joan
Beuermann, phone 345-2209, is in charge
and it is to start with a pot luck meal at 12:30
p.m. followed by curling. Any new curlers
can call Mrs. Beuermann.
SPECIAL EVENT
The special events committee headed by
Steve Brown (phone 482-7745) has planned
the Fall dance for Nov. 10 at the Seaforth and
District Community Centres with lunch
provided. Tickets are ayailable and have been
distributed to the club members. Come on
dancers for a good fun evening.
Watch for more curling news to keep
informed, See you on the ice - curlers!
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Name Change
The R.S. Box Funeral Home, 47
High Street, Seaforth, will be
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effective as of this date.
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