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MINOR BASEBALL
ANNUAL MEETING
Thursday, April 10
8:30 p.m. UPSTAIRS HALL
SEAFORTH & DISTRICT COMMUNITY CENTRES
SUPPORT YOUR
SEAFORTH & DISTRICT MiNOR BASEBALL PROGRAM
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Centenalre goaltender Keith McClure Junior 0 aeml-finals here Fri aY Raffia photo'
ONE T some tut t AWAY _' the twond Vaffey that
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outstanding eaves and allowed only two me loftlthenOHA .the shots that eluded him, as Centenalre Tom Turner and two
Made
team's 5-2 win over Grand Valley in the tNt 9
1 Year
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The Harvesters took the lead on a power
TheirSeaforth Grandaires have proven two p goal at the 14:56 mark of the second
their 7 b wint-f ev nr OHValley in A Junior payoff frame, but the Centenalre f came right back
of the was
o� with a power -play tally finished otf' o
round wn three fluke. minutes later. Dave Murray
amen to 5-2one the tome Faded passing play started by Dave Akey byd
Andy. Russe . Another power play g
off elimination with a win at home Friday bads in the drivers seat at the
bight and Came back i tie the Ve�eyi'The Grand Valley
victory Sunday in Grand ddin g 7.41 mark and the period ended with the
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The game featured some excellent whor by
goaltenders at both ends of the ice, witame and Keithec
making 45 stops in the aside 41, including many
McClure turning
tOCENnT ones,
the 4 GtRA D VA13EY3
The outcomeof oubtt right to the (finish, contest in with
d
Valley was in on to record a 4-3
the Centenaires hanging
in at the final buzzer., g Murray put
4-3 d for a a outflying,
back to baekwina set the stageHarvesters up 2-1. w Seaforth came The Seaforth power play strums again at Campbell and John Dale.
game' Tuesday asst night) in Seaforth, period three when Akey blasted the team ahead less than one minute into the
settle the second -round series. 15:25 of eine. assisted by at the 7:27 mark,
SEAFORTH 5, GRAND period 2a shot After Grand Valley scored
Coals the home Campbell drew assists. point.Russell ai►
After two dose cheddr►g periods,and Dale ed the le second
Centenafres exploded for four goals in the the only
end u on top of a 5-2 score Russell Pur the Centenaires ahead for good Williamson restored the lead at 0:02, with
final frame, to P TheHarvesters scored at 2-2 going into
at 13:25, when he banged in a rebound on a Murrayrrathe
Friday night in werehe scorekeepers th. on irhade a good pass to put Betties period goal, to tie thbe B Cme a beg put
Penalties the only entries on the Mike Battles shot from the slot. Kevin Ude flus! frame, . hi the third,
in the first Williams Centenaires back m front early ledged made by the sfour.Thellthe
Three minutes later, the trio went to work The game wasn't over • yet,
period, as Seaforth received five minors while in the clear, by
Grand Valley took deadlock
wi Cense unnd s age. This time W illiamsonB and Russel Harvesters hem to s 't over
.tune at the
almost broke the deadlock with justwagoal. 9.41 mark, funning Russell to come up with e
five minutes to go, but were frustrated when worked together to set up st under three
forward Jim chances ll hit the post on two breakaway short -hand the win.
n
breakaway within seconds of each With the Core went res pia In alone against unassisted
remgeuting, 'cure.Seaforth
other, tided. h teams playing two men ed, Bob sent Murray, McClure faced l27u shots in the in.
shorthanded. Harvester netnhirtder Colin Black,rfor a goal goal, while Black, his Grand Valley counter.
McClure made some outstanding that killed any chance of a Grand Valley Part had 41 pucks fired at him.
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with 621 to go in the game'
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We are sponsoring a 10 week
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April 1, 1986
att
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For more
information
Keith c comeback
sues to keep the Harvesters off the April
sooresheet in the Period.
•baseball meeting set for
MnOr baseiaa 10
MINOR BASS B (U. will be holding their
JAMEET G on Thursday, April 10
the
ANNUAL
6:s0 p.m. If you want to have
at
your children playing baseball this Yo', You 7 at8: 0
must come out to this meeting. It win be very tion fee will be 51.00. There will also be of
important that you shovy up. Come out and time danceheldon Thursday, AprilA7
give
tions for next Year. It will be p.m. at the Seaforth and
fee will District oamu On
lly
held upstairs InBthe small hall. Centres. Rei5 5 bowling
held upstairs afo th and ��ct Minor Hockey Friday, April 18 at 2:00 p.m• pin all in
Toc Sou to their will be held at the bowling lanes.
e
Associationau,would like to invite Y lease watch the
Banquet, Awards Night and Bance, to be event times and dates p
held Friday, April 25 starting at 6:00 p.m. Eicpositor for the complete schedule. For
y 'muablefrom Bob 'i euttnmilier more informitio7 D the Senior Games please can
r hockey coach Greta Kar 23
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Last week's shuffleboard winners: , ladies, Mary
7+oU 0 P. Poisin
The SF•A FaiiS ti SRiVIQR GAMES win be A title
held the end of April and all of May.ilils Year
anter in. The
there wlllbele
trant ridge rwshufn snooker,
Pete Woes win oafs were Brent vandenAkker and
events are: euchre ccrnlob stoker. 8 PeeW eel defeated period
crtikinoie, � aa�� cord time dance, lawn The Seaforth �� straight Brad S�iroeder.
pin howling, horseshoes, tennis, table Milverton PeeW eel two hampIons light. amain the series was Flayed
bowling, Boll, w The first event will take the W OAA Group ed in Milverton, the The second g
tennis and photography. 17 at 7 p.m. it will be in the first game play in See Seco. After being de s boomed phreelay in
be oke rhel ,APS Both teams were me t period, ccaalt
oals
the period the second and third period to win the Barna
y evenly second
d with a 2.2 scare until the end 5 3. Mike Murray started off two scoring far
snaokerweld at a Doig r�esidenca. Ra#listsa- score was 4-2 for S a rind. � �o ��
of the second period. In Isle third F the second Fe
Milvettw went ahead their
ago goalie
by Brian Cook, Seaforth and
pulled their goalie far fo extra period the boys got better organized
Milverton F soared four unanswered goals. Scoring In the
attacker to try and tie the scam. Seafo on got P co Murray,
control of the puck and Salon t withnfour third were Brent vandenAkker, Y
serad shot It in the m . Scoring the first Jason McNichol and Karsten Carroll.
strands left In the game. 5 ■
MacMillan 172. Mens: Theo Van Bakel 327,
Chas. Perkins 216 and 176.
The second ANNUAL
NNNd oa F0d y AGARDEN
SHOW will
pril 25 to
Sunday, April 27 at the Seaforth and District
Community di CentplaYS saws re will be over 30
for door prizes and
yent displays,
many special attractions for everybody.
Admission will be 52.00 for adbits, 51.00 for
students and senior dtizens and .50 cents for
children. This admission price will let you in
for all three days.
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The haat game saw . Sorin mors SSeeaaffoaitthh with of e, Cw eY
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