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The Huron Expositor, 1986-02-12, Page 7SPORTS Juniors in stretch drive The Seaforth Centenaires have been screaming down the stretch drive, with four straight wins last week, including three wins in three days at home on the weekend. SEAFORTH 1s, MITCHELL4 The Centenaires played as though the Mitchell Hawks weren't even on the ice, in a lopsided February 4 contest, which ended with the Centenaires winning 15-4. The short-staffed Hawks managed to offer only a token offense, as they fired a grand total of 15 shots at Seaforth netminders Derek Cooper and Trevor Fortune. Mitchell goal - tender Jim Harley is probably still shaking his head about the sante, in which he made 46 saves, despite allowing 15 pucks past him. Almost all the Centenaires contributed to the scoring summary, most notably: Kevin W illiamson, with four goals and one assist, Jerry Wright, with three goals and five assists and Dave Murray, with a nine -point night, on two goals and seven assists. SEAFORTH 7, MITCHELL2 Mitchell came up with an improyed defensive effort on Seaforth ice on February 7, but still lost 7-2 to the Centenaires. Seaforth built up a three -goal lead in the first period and outscored the Hawks 3-2 in the second frame. Seaforth added one more goal in the third period. Jerry Wright scored a hat -trick and added an assist. Pete Bennett, Kevin Melady, Dave Akey and Dan Wesenberg also scored for Seaforth. SEAFORTH 8 HOW ICK 6 Seaforth kept rolling Saturday, February 8, with an 8-6 win over Howick in Seaforth. Seaforth had to be sharp to win this game, as the teams emerged with a 4-4 tie after one period of play. Ser •ah outscored Howick 2-1 in each of the next two frames to complete the victory, Another hat trick for Jerry Wright, who added two assists, led the Seaforth scoring tally. Tom Turner, Dave Murray, Kevin W illiamson and Kevin Melady added singles. Murray also assisted on five of the goals. Keith McClure replaced Derek Cooper in goal after the second period. Cooper made 26 saves, while McClure made 18. Howick's Pat Chambers stopped 48 pucks.. SEAFORTH 7, BRUSSELS 4 A 7-4 win over the Brussels Bulls completed the weekend sweep for Seaforth. Seaforth racked up their goals in the early going, out -scoring Brussels 7-4 altogetherin the first two periods, then allowing the Bulls only two more of their own in the third frame. Kevin Melady led the Seaforth scorers, with two goals and one assist. Mark Stapleton, Darrell O'Connell, Jerry Wright, Dan Wesenberg and Dave Murray scored singles. Keith McClure blocked 38 shots for the victors. PLAYOFF PICTURE Although the Centenaires still have two regular season games remaining, the team's victory Friday night ensured them of a first place finish in their division of the OHA Western Junior D League. The playoffs begin February 21, with the Centenaires at home to the Clinton Mus- tangs, in the first game of a double round-robin series which includes Seaforth, Clinton, Brussels, Grand Valley and Tavi- stock. The two top teams in the round-robin will play a best -of -seven series to determine who will advance to the next level of OHA competition. Missed our regular WINTER SWIM PROGRAM? ..:here's a second chancel MINI WINTER PROGRAM '86 at VANASTRA RECREATION CENTRE 482-3544 Youth Aquatic Classes SWIM! SWIMI SWIM! 5 Weeks of Classes for only 812.00 Starts THURSDAY, Feb. 20 to Morch 20. OPEN RECREATION SWIM TIME 7-8p.m. Spring Program, April 14, 1986 THE HURON EXPOSITOR, FEBRUARY 12, 1986 — A7 Are you looking for a fresh approach to manure handling? MANURE MANAGEMENT INFORMATION DAY Fri. Feb. 21 10:00.4:00 South Huron Recreation Centre Exeter, Victoria St., E. FREE ADMISSION 9. * Interesting Displays and Speakers * 9:30 Registration, free coffee & donuts * Lunch Is available for purchase * Sponsored by Ausablo Bayfield Conservation Authority, Ministry of the Environment and Ministry of Agriculture and Food AUCTIONSUNLIMITED After Hours 527-1633 BESIDE HILDEBRAND FLOWERS 19 Main Street, Seaforth 527-1847 THE MAYFAIR SHOPPE OPEN 9:30 TO 5:30 MONDAY TO SATURDAY Complete Line of AIR, POWER and HANDYMAN TOOLS RECREATION PREVIEW by Marty Bedard S.C.O.U.T. group is revived ATTENTION ALL COMMUNITY GROUPS: There will be a meeting at the Optimist Hall on Wednesday, February 26, 1986 at 7:30 p.m. This meeting will be very important to all groups since it concerns S. C. 0. U. T. (Seaforth Community Organizers United Together). This project was started by Bryan Peter last year about this time, but due to his resignation the project was not completed. All groups are asked to send one or two representatives to this meeting with their special events and dates for the 1986-87 years. All group events will be placed on a calendar that will be distributed around town. Events will also be put on placemats and given to all restaurants and placed in The Expositor. Please call me by Friday, February 21 if you are interested in attending this meeting. We need your support. The recreation department will be running the MARCH BREAK PROGRAM again this year, so please keep March 10 to the 14th open. Events will include swimming, sports, games, arts and crafts, a trip to Exeter for a show. films and a whole lot more. This week will be a pay -as -you -play set up, but if you want to register your child for the full week please call me at 527-0882. The program will be for boys and girls aged 8 to grade eight. There will be PUBLIC SKATING on Saturday, February 15 and Sunday, February 16 from 1:30 to 3 p.m. The CENTENAIRES will have their final game of the 1985-86 regular schedule on Friday, February 14 against the Brussels Bulls. This game should prove to be an exciting one, because it may be for first place in the division. The Centenaires can use all the fan support possible. Plan to attend. The SEAFORTH MINOR BASEBALL ASSOCIATION is now in the planning stages for the second annual HOME AND GARDEN SHOW. The first meeting of the committee will be at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, February 13 in the small hall at the arena. Everyone is invited to attend. The dates for the show are April 25, 26 and 27 so please keep these dates open. SENIOR SHUFFLEBOARD continues every W ednesday from 1 to 4:30 p.m. Last W ednesday's winners were Janet Rice with a score of 171, Grace Pepper 145 and Hazel McNaughton 118. Men winners were Harvey Dolmage 225, William Kelly 197 and Harold Coleman 141. Let's have all you seniors out today and see if you can beat these scores. I will also set up the table tennis for anyone wishing to play. Remember the senior games will be in May and now is a good time to start practicing. Novices blank Wingham in playoff one goal. Assists also went to Boyd Devereaux and Wayne Schoonderwoerd. After theirame to Wingham the Novice came back to Seaford) and hosted the Milton team and defeated them 4-2 in a fest paced game Seaforth Novice travelled to W Ingham on Saturday for the first game of their round robin senes with W ingham and Durham and defeated W ingham 13-0. Mike Moylan played a superb game in goal Scoring for Seaforth was Mike Watt with five goals and one assist. Joe Murray with three goals and two assists. Mike Dean Finnigan played strongly in net. Devereaux with one goal and one assist. Scoring for Seaforth was Mike Watt with two Wayne Schoonderwoerd with one goal. Mike goals. Mike Devereaux with one goal. Joe Weber with one goal and two assists. Steve Mutiny with one goal. Assists went to Mike Mclnally with one goal and Patrick Cook with Weber and Patrick Cook. Pee Wees eliminated in two straight games The Seaforth Pee Wees started their Mitchell opened up the scoring in the first O.M. H.A. playoffs January 25 against period. At the end of the secnmd period the Mitchell. Mitchel eliminated the Seaforth score was all tied up at three apiece. At the team two games to none. 14:19 mark of the third period, Mitchell The first game was played in Seaforth with scored to take the lead 4-3. With 41 seconds the score being 3-1 for Mitchell. At the end of remaining in the game Seaforth failed to tie the second period the score was tied 1-1. the score. Mitchell went ahead in the third period by Scoring the goals for Seaforth were Brent scoring two unanswered goats. vandenAkker with two and Brian Cook Brent vandenAkkerscored Seaforth's only getting a single. Assists went to Ray Murray goal assisted by Ray Murray. 2, and Brent vandenAkker 1. The second game was played in hlitdiell Seaforth now waits for group play-offs to with the final score being 4-3 for Mitchell. begin. (04 ' P ' hAto �A 400 + CATHOLIC c SCHOOL BOARD tic 50 KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION HURON -PERTH Fine Selection Of •ANTIQUE FURNITURE •QUALITY GIFTWARE •ENGLISH PRINTS •SILK LAMPSHADES •LACE ITEMS * THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS POWER HEAD SCREWDRIVER WITH�� 6 TIPS 12 FOOT 4 PIECE TOW ROPE PRY BAR SET 7000 lb. 7'49 1499 4 PIECE SNAP RING PLIERS8 99 AIR HAMMER WITH 4 CHISELS j999 24 INCH 2 TON BOLT CUTTERS COME ALONG 1899 999 6" DRILL PRESS SANDBLASTER VICE KIT Wl3" 19" 9 CLEAN ANTIQUES, ETC. WANTED WE PAY CASH! i • ANTIQUE ESTATE SALES OUR SPECIALTY Over 600 Auctions In 8 Years of Operation ART LARIVEE JR. — Graduate Auctioneer CINDY LARIVEE — Store Manager GM GIVES YOUR BUDGETA BREAK M's...�.. 0 FINANCING° MAXIMUM 48 MONTHS 8r lt. In order to register for Kindergarten, children mustbe five -5- years of age on or before December 31, 1986. Parents are asked to bring Birth Certificate, Baptismal Certificate and proof of Immunization. It is advisable that parents contact the school in which you intend to register your child for an appointment prior to the registration date. The registration date and location for Regular Kindergarten classes Will be as follows: St. James School Mr. Ray Ccntois, Principal Chalk Street Seaforth, Ontario NOK1WO 527-0321 fEliffiLIARY 25, 1986 1 P.M. = 5 P.M. My parent who wishes to Kindergarten and has not McDade at' 524-9901. ` RONALD MARCY Chairman of the Beard St. Patrick's School Mr. Ennis Murphy, Principal Mill Street Dublin, Ontario NOK 1E0 345-2033 FEBRUARY 20, 1986 9 A.M. - 4 P.M. register a child for French Immersion yet done so, should contact Mr. J. '86 C-10 WRANGLER PICKUP 292 is11171-1 48 mes. 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