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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-03-26, Page 12BY DAVE BROOME The second annual Sea-, forth Industrial Hockey League tournament etas held March 1:1°. 14, and I S. It may not hat e been a great artistic success but a as financially: The spring tourney:. was sponsored bt Labatt', with 16 teams from Southa estern Ontarw taking part. Seacliffe Hunt ( tub of Wheatley- -srnised t,i their second straight tole bt bouncing Denfield a-4 in the final. The slick outfit .tiom.•the south romped to four easy wins to take the top prize. They downed. Hagens Hackers of Lucan 5-1: ripped the O.P.P. club 10.1;,got by Lucan Rec to the tune of 6-3 before their' Sunday after- noon blitz of Denfield. Greg Coulees of Wheatley took the M.VeP. award for his club while Denfield Rick Sinclair won for his. The prizes were presented by tournament' organizer Ben Van Den Akker and Labatts rep Chui.t Newton. Despite the early loss to Wheatley, Hagens Hackers Bowling Scores ST. JAMES PLAY OFF STANDINGS Grasshoppers Crickets Mosquito Beetles , Junebugs Dragon Flies 10635 Men's high single and triple John aeoleman, 314. 741. Ladies high single Bonnie Bedard' 209: Ladies high triple Ruth Campbell. 522. 10092 11252 11757 10573 11074 t)r ornialice. Sha t drive for smooth, steady after , . narrower design far better handling . plus looks thatmatch its performance: Tne - -4 , Maxim 650 had all that \ , .. , and more! ELDER ENTERPRISES ALES &SERVICE %MAI 262-6142 HENSALL - ONT. kYour:sMtbarizvd Yamaha WI sertive YAMAHA Baler\ on Friday night_ The pair Were honoured by their horrietowns,; Scaforth and Mitchell. as well as Fullarton township where the Balers live, at the local arena Friday night. About 250'people saw the skaters do several routines on ice, then each accepted a set of luggage ,from the municipalities: Also con- gratulated, in speeches bt majors .John Sinnamon of Scaforth and Harold Jordan of Mitchell. were the skaters' parents. Bev 'and Lloyd Eisler Sr. and. Murray and Donna Baler, Another award winning Seaforth teenager. Scottish drummer Charlie Malcolm entertained the crowd, be- tween skating displays. along with Stratford piper- Ralph Waddell. Rec director Bryan Peter. who organized the evening, said bad weather may have cut-the crowds' but 100 to 200 Bowling, SR. CITIZENS BOWLING Ladies high- Pearl James-489 Second- Mary Riley " 486 Mens high- Sandy Pepper540 Seciand, Ed Andrews 510 High Lane Mary Riley Mary Coleman Agnes Hunter Stanley Hillen Ted Doyle CONGRATULATIONS TO.YOU ALL—Speakers young skaters. From left are Murray and Dwane at the Lloyd and Lorri appreciation night paid Baler, Lorri and Lloyd and Bev and Lloyd Eisler tribute to the parents of the award winning (Photo by White) Eisler and Baler don't ask for breaks Tribute to skaters • ANNUAL HOCKEY TOU'RN'AMENT Separate Schools In K of C Area SATURDAY, MARCH 28 Sr. Teams commencin, at 9 a.m. and SUNDAY, MARCH 29 Jr. Teams commencing at 12:30 p.m. Seaforth Memorial Arena "'-"."- Admission:, 'Adults $1.50 Al2 THE HURON p,9,011TORt go, 1961 7: "7 • I, • • 4 her rofde on MI ' FAB ° '6 Litre Curlers lose to Kincardine season near end Nest only are they world class athletes. they.'se high school students who work hard, participate and don't ask for any special breaks. That's the tribute two high Now is the time et ready for the upward swing in Pork Prices. PORK PRODUCERS' SEMINAR Wednesday, April 1st • FEATURING: Pork Dinner of 12 noon shoip Rolston Purina representative: Kerman Van Genderen ' Topic: Farrow to Fifty Guest Speaker: Eric Alderson Representing McLeod Hybrid Swine Ltd. Topic: Breeding and Genetics How it relates to over all performance. Herman Van Genderen: The Importance of Feed Conversion IN ORDER TO ARRANGE THE DINNER, PLEASE REPLY BY PHONING MILTON DIETZ BY MONDAY, MARCH 30TH AT 527-0608 11111.116141 DIETZ umitia Sonfortho Ontario nom 519-52/460. IS 11111111101111111111111111.1111111111111111111111111111111•11111111111111 BY DAVE' BROOME While tournaments hate stolen much of the thunder lately. the Industrial Rocket . Leage playoffs are hegintong to take on a mut ti higher profile. Sapclay night Pettgatita, played, the 'FOR of spoiler to ° the hi.l and sAillgt4"-°4; fiatt0-..ra tune of , , • - shiAlking loSs elittuna- tett a1tyt 'chattee Rattlers had' fitjals berth people stayed for a reception upstairs afterwards. As well as the luggage. the skaters were presented with pro• seeds of a donation box left at the door of the arena. Maybe it is a good thing ing the trophy. Goad eurIing the curling season is: almost over with the way the- ther- The competitive curling is tnometer is climbing and the over and Bob Wilson's team beautiful sunny days have is the winner of the Broad- .returned. foot trophy. Curling the last Sorry. there is inore sad game, to be winner a as no news tr) report this week. easy fask as they played. 13 The two Seaforth teams-play- ends. The two teams battling ing in the Silver Tankard in were Bob -Wilson., skip..Don Kincardine last SatutdaY Tremeer-vice. Bob Ste were defeated,. One thing_ is for‘su're tvlth all' the winners Marie- second—and Doug' Rowetiffe-lead; Bob larmath we had playing in the com- skip: Roy Beu,erman-. vice.' petitions. peeple know there Keith Siemon- second and is a place called Seaforth; Tom Turner, lead.. The Kinstn4n Spiel was which has a small club but can earn the right to curl with • held on Saturday; The first draw was for people Who are the bigger clubs: , Four" Seaforth teams took supposed to know how to part in the Corn Spiel at curl. Vanastra last Wednesday. Winners were Steve Carling were Gord Pryce, and, Roxal me—Brown .and Ross Lovett. Bob Pothering- Dave and Mart .lean Beattie. . • ham. and Neil Dolmage: Second place a as wonby a Dave STe. Marie: Gerry team from Straitard and pill Lobb, Ron Beuerman, and . and Marg Makins and the Laurie Fisher: Dave Tre- Gillmores were third. Fourth meer, Mert Keyes. Frank spot was taken by a- Belgrave Nigh. and Jim Henderson: team. The fun draw was won Jim Rose. Oliver Pryce, Ken „by a St. Mary's scam, seroiid Moore and Laver.ne Hoegy. were Bob and Sue Vodden Gord Pryce arid Dave • Ste and Dick and Carol Lobb: Marie..plityed off-for-top -spot— -Hob and with Gord winning and tak- Donna Gibbines with Bob Resulti at Seaforth Curling Club MEN'S CURLING—MAR. 16TH 7 P.M. Patterson Sr. 6D. Ste. Matte 4 D, Beattie 5 B. Menzies 5 S. Brown 9 M. Gilbert 2 9 P.M. - 11„WiLson 10,R, Jarinuth B. Campbell 10 R. Lovett 4 G. Prycel J. Hetherington 6 R. Fotheringham 6 D. ROWCilife 5 LADIES' CURLING—MAR. 17TH F. Smith Bye' I. Pryce 9 M. Lobb 4 R. Brown 10 M. Lobb 4 COMPETITIVE CURLING—MAR. 17TH Final - Wilson Over Jarmuth MIXED CURLING—MAR. 18TH All Teams - A Bye MAR. 19TH , D. Beattie 4 S. brown 3 D. RoWcliffe win by default N. Dolmage 10 B. Menzies 4 B. Roberton 6J. Langstaff 3 19TH. . M. Forbes 6 R. Jarmuth 5 J. Cunningham 12 D. Tremeer 4 G. Pryce7 M. Thomas 6 J. Lobb 8 J. Patterson Sr. 5 B. Lobb & R. Wilson - Byes THIS AD ,SPONSORED BY: ROWCLIFFE MOTORS kttp4rhill ESSO Service SEAFORTI1 Ken Swan and Jim McLeod each 4-ore(' four goals in that game. The Bruins lost 6-3 Sunday to Hawks. The defeat was their ninth in playoff action which sets a new record for post seasonfistil- . ift$- , CANADJANSI FLYERS Fuck 4,.4opping• Marvel Jerky C'QPiter 104- uncanny Stftlativ night antt Perflar mtinFe tielpe4 Canadians, Flyers 2 ;p, the lattR game. 4 came back to nab the conso- lation title by edging Thed- ford 2-0, Not only did the Lucan club have the Thedford team to contend with but also had to suffer throtigh some shod- , dy officiating. Lucan suffered 10 minor penalties during the third period, and most of them were on the cheap side. Ted Ouimet was outstand- ing' for the winners and his, acrobatics in, the nets earned him the M.V.P. award for his. team. Dave Rogers won the trophy for Thedford. Rick Freeman and Jim Benn did the damage for the Hackers. The two games' were a Couple of fine performances by four good clubs but most of the excitement took place earlier Sunday during the Denfield-Seaforth game. A large. vocal' partisan crowd was on hand to wit- ness the 'best darn game in the Tournament's history. In a thriller from start to nailbit- ing finish, the Denfield squad prevailed •by a 6-5 count. Seaforth pulled goalie 'Al Carter with just over a min- ute LW and applied-tremen- dous pressure around _the Denfield net. At least five super chances missed by the locals provided .a wild finish that had the crowd roaring- Ulla apprecia- tion. Most fans agreed it was the best game in the Missing chanees that would. turn you grey over night. Flyers battered the gritty Canadian goalie for the first 30 minutes but Copper's display had the' frustrated Orangeshirts shaking their heads. ' A good deal af4ii, Patrigfts lurk hung over the Canadian heads as welt' be; 4° use Jim tinsflk Binrxige° , 4 4,Erfp,ne. Ambit; (MiSsed hag, 404* RicTista 'Afta*OS between thew • The, 'tartadiar the' tourney's Short history. The LH.L. would like to thank all fans but especially those Sunday morning whose sup- port will always be remem- bered. They made the game. Ben Van Den Akker com- bined talents with Sid Wocks to make the Tourney a suc- cess and both• should be congratulated for the effort. There are some small bugs to be worked out but every tournament suffers through growing pains. All in all, it was a job well' done. Ens Delvecchio.Ralph Wood, Gary Finigan., Kevin Bennett, Tom Devereaux and many others deserve a round of, applause as well. They, supplied everything from bartending duties and other little tasks to much needed -comic relief. play away from Flyers in the second half and when the latter threatened Cooper- gobbled up their chances. The Flyers closed the gait to 3-2,laie in the match but' three silly penalties killed the club. ' itn HtIllan4 *care4 twke for ;6.0 Canadians. His, sec<ind goal proved. fo the w. ittget '11)1.10 pvvers4ox $04 the ether goat fon' the w(pning • ' ,tenirrie ,Anbin tallied bath times fpr Flyers.- : • 4 • All Carter was nt *ugh in Flyers tel as well. He made-a ournber of sparkling saves. especially in the final period. to keep the game low scoring and exciting. TWO TEAMS TIED The twp teams, as a result of the "game, are tied with 6-4 marks. They played a sudden death game Tuesday night and the winner will meet Hawks in the Final,. , I.H.L, notes: The champ- ionship round will probably , be played Friday night (27th) Sunday (29th) and Monday night (30th). These dates are not final yet and league officials should be contacted for exact times. The Lill. banquet and dance takes place Saturday night (28th). The Bruins lost 9 games this ....past playoff year but suffered through an amazine.number of inilles, work commi tments and players on holidays. The Penguins showed their class as well by going out and playing tough. They didn't roll over and play dead (then their playoff hopes had faded. Hod Rangers won they noald have created a 3 waY tied for secelati place •bfealtSe Canadtans later upset. Fiyeq bs a13-2 aeOne r iy4tit- t:ec70;11B0:1:11,nr:e4)::lay-, alra4tint Wins. A (leek. earlier and Pat Mann: Bill and Nancy Murn6y and Dave and Linda Bosman took •fourth spot. This week is the end of' most curling but next Tues- day will end the Ladies draw followed by a fun game and a pot luck dinner: • Play-offs for all draws will be complet- ed by April' 5Ih as the trophies 'will be awarded following the Keys- Tremeer pig roast. If your name isn't down for curling, 'you•Inight get in on the meal., Don't forget to get your tickets for the dance on April 18th. Liarine, Denomme has tickets if you need some to sell. school teachers. Don Morton from SDHS and 'Don McKerlie of the Mitchell high school gave skaters Lloyd Eisler Jr. and Lorri p • 527-1670 Save 1." BRADASOL LOSENGES Regular 8.. 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