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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-11-18, Page 13FORD New 81's and Demo's "Your Satisfaction is our First Concern" H & N DAIRY SYSTEMS LTD- Sales, Service 8 installation of pipelines & milking parlours 11114 WALTON 7-6063 • . • John Anstetat President and ndgrot Anstetycollets Jim Anstalt — Watchmaker, Ma ger al AnstettJewelletst Walkerton COMES TO P.O. BOX 176 BAYFIELD ' yfie1d ceount ry -41.711-4V4 RIM ,ut quoit 113. ',,nn and t ,.cnctit ItncrrTher: 1 '1 •,n .1th unape gift+ from nd trt..t vouriefi lunch lance in rciaxed ,ornt C. • Ime for a rips or 1111. Y•mtil-cal' Beautiful Gifts for everyone. Sweaters. "'Tundra" Woolens and mach more...., OPEN TUES. TO SON GAMMAGES TOTALITY GIFT SHOP & POTTING SHED Plus Christmas Arrangements and Silk Flowers OPEN. TUES.-SUN — (519) 555.2140 1C, Mir Jinn OF BAYFIE1.1) \I , vi:AR ••,( fir, 00.'0 ltd Fully Livinsod by L L RAYFIEtO, ONTARIO 1519) 6684514 vast Our Oat Shop Acratt -tio THE HURON EXPOSITOR, NOV r. ~CTII SOY working hard The Centenaires and *IL aren't theaanly people playing log hockey these days. There's a grows of seven and eight-year-olds known as the Seaforth Novice team. under the leadership of coach Bill Weber. who are giving their best to the game. There are 14 boys on the team .this year. What they tuck in skating skills they make lap for in determination. heir first game. was this-past Friday in Milverton. Many some good defensive playing by his team-mates. Scorers were Jason McNichol. Brent VandenAkker. and Doug Campbell. (1 hope I haven't left anyone out. I should 'get better with names as the season goes on.) Support our • local teams and come out and watch. Sat Nov. 21 they play in Vanastra against Brussels, and Fri. Nov, 27 at 6:00 p.m Seaforth plays in .Ortrasels a 'MeNa on had to go is goal for us of hort notice. atad he did a terrific job. $ason McNichol scored a hat trick after being set up Well by defenceman Brent Vanden Akker. Seaforth won 3-2. with everyone' working as hank as they could Their second game was Sunday in Vanastra aminat Mitchell. It was also their Second win. Jason &Wen- miller played a gated. Otte in goal. He was helped aatavith girls baaketbaft tournament on Saturday. - z (Photo by Hook) WORKING HER WAY UP — Faye Carnochan of the SDHS Senior Whippets was playing in the Centenaires mee BY GARY GRAY After suffering three more losses in the Western Junior D Hockey League on the weekend the Seaforth Ceti- tensires must know by now they have to play 60 minutes of hockey instead of 40. Although their play en_ the weekend was much improved it was one period in each. game that beat them. On Friday night they were downed 5-2 by the defending Ichampian Belmont Bombers. In that gable the Centenaires played two strong periods but might just as well of stayed in the dressing room for the -third period with the excep- tion of goalie Dan McClure.... Belmont outshot them 18-4 in the third but managed only two goals. The third period Saturday night was nearly the same as 4 the Exeter 'Hawks outscored the Centenaires 3-0 in 'the final frame to emerge as 6-3 winners. Despite that loss, it was •by far the Centenaires best effort of the season. With a few breaka around the net the Centenairescatild • just as• easily won as the Hawks. The Centenaires ' 1100*,.........-0”‘ • "-aaaa,Pe.7‘ John Dale (up from the local midgets and Ian Doig. Against Exeter it was Mark McLlwain firing a pair while Jim Campbell (another local Midget player) scored the third goal. Bob Mommer- steeg led the Centenaires against Mitchell with a pair of goals while Ken Higgins. Don Williamson, and Dale each added one apiece, to were outshot only 32-30 in the game wkich they played without three top players. Wingers Sohn Hicknell and Dave Erb are still nursing injuries while Ian Doig was forced to az out the game as the result I a game miscon- duct he picked up the areal- ight Serialita's game the Cen- tenaires were possibly a bit tired and sore_ as they came out flat and found themselves doWn 4.0 after the first period. The second period saw ihe locals roar back with four goals to-Mitchell's two to cut the Hawas, lead to 6-4. Mitchell outstored the Cen- tenaires 3-1 lathe final stanza but again it was a ease. of being able ha capitalize -Art their chanced Spare goaTaa tender, Wean ilennewies took over for regular net- minder Dan hieClure midway Henderson hopes to have more new faces out to prac- tice this week. Rightwinger Bob Mommersteeg leads the Centaniires in points with 19. He also has the team league in assists with 17. Matra' Mclawain leads in goals with 10 to go along with five assists for IS points. Don Williamson is the team leader in penalties -with 65 minutes. Centeualre Notts: The next two• games for the Centen- aires should prove to be real thrillers as they tangle the Exeter Hawks twice this weekend. They are in• Exeter on Friday night for an 8:30 game while on Sunday they play the same Hawks' in Hensel{ in a 7:30 start. Defence is still the main weekness and coach-Murray- Plowing match..._.._... site set tz. a through the rst period and despite havin six of the nine goals score against him turned in a e eellent perfor- mance. Hem e several big saves and ha ,no chance on - any of the goal hat beat him. Scoring for t Centenaires in the Belmont: game were ,••• !•• A KEY PLAY — This was one of the plays at Seaforth District High -School's girls invitation basketball tournament against London Central. Here you see Medway playing. (Photo by Hook) -The Ontario Plowmen's Association has chosen the farm of Tom and Helen Bradish in Southwold Town- ship as centre of the site of the 1985 International Plowing Match; The 300-acre Bradish cash crop farm is located off county road 52 between Tal- botville and Wellinton road. and will form the nucleus of the 1,000 acre site involving the land of 28 property owners. The 50-acre tented city would be on the Bradish farm. Ringettes start new season Up to $1200.00 in REBATES on WAYNE BENNEWIES Wayne, 17, ;la a' rookie 'goalie on this year's edition of - the Western Junior D Hockey League's Seaforth Centen- aires. He's from Seaforth and played for the Seaforth Mid- gets last season. This time *mind he's wearing sweater anuniber I. Wayne is Also interested in baseball, and is &grade 11 student at Strat- ford Northwestern Secondary School. UP; UP AN AWAY — Thid was one'of. the jump shots in a•:basketball game on Saturday between Seatorth and London Central. 'Seaforth's - Anne Marie -Kelly (20) was taking the jump shot here. (Photo by Hook) GORD LOVE „ Gord lives in the Hensall and Zurich area: and is a rookie with the Western Jun- ior D Hockey League's Sea- forth Centenaires, this sea- son. Last season he toiled for the ,Zurich Midgets. He's a defenceman and wears sweater namaer, 15. When he, isn't pfaatitagjatoikey Gord is interested' ht Tainting. - He's 17 years old and a gtade 12 student at South Huron triet High School in Exeter. London wins Well we're back for a new season.,The Seaforth Junior aingette team started their 41981-82 schedule this past weekend. We lost a number of girls from last year's championship team to the senior's this year, and we wish• them well. Our junior team has some new recruits that look very promising. We may not have a championship team as far as the number of Atom's take flying start, with season SEAFORTH MOTORS LIMITED • Sales • Service • Leasing • Daily Rentals 220 MAIN STREET, SOUT •SEAFORTH 527.1010 ich needed overtime to nip the Whippets by one point in the first game of the tourna-, meat, then SDHS -beat Med: way by 16 points, before the local cagers dropped a one- point decision to London Central- in the team's final start of the round-robin. There will be a boys' basketball.tournament -at SDHS Sat. Nov..28. London= Central won the four-team senior girls invita- tional basketball purnament at Seaforth District High School Saturday by downing the host Whippets 43-24 in the final. SDHS had one win and two losses in the round-robin preliminary, but both of those losses were by, the slimmest of possible' margins. Goder- Seaforth Atoms got their season off to a flying start by bringing home two wins for • two games played. 'Both games were real hell ringers- 7 SALES DEPARTMENT OPEN: • Sam. 1111111 p.m.. eaccePT IlrrideT a PM:ORRICE AND PASTS DEPARTMENT OPER: nal Seistraley • A.M. TOLL 12 NOON '11tanday through Fridley II wan. NI WS p.m. games we win -this year, but ..they're sure winners when it comes to team work and determination Our first. game, this past Saturday Was played in Vana- stra against ListoWel. Listo- wet won, 9-1 but don't leat he score fool you., our' girls played a super game. Chris Campbell scored Our single goal. Sunday, we travelled to Goderieft. This time the score was in our favour, 5-2. We had a well-oiled maciiine out there on the ice. Our experi- enced players showed what their experience could do, and Out new players proved • they're not afraid to scramble in the corners, and fight for the ring Our scorers were. Chris Campbell (a). Tammy Taylor. arid Lisa O'Dwyer., (1). Our 'Junior team is being coached this year by Suzanne. Jessome, and Tom Papple. Marg Dale is managing the team. Ringette is a fun game for the girls, They would appreciate your support. Come out and watch a game! Sat. Nov. 21 the girls go to Howick. Fri. Nov. 21 they play in Vanastra at 7:30 against Goderiett 19 Jason Papple 2 Chris Reeves Mark Reid' 4 Mike Murray 5 Pat Nigh , 6A. Jason Wheatley Scott Hoegy 8 Brad Carter 10 Jason Rodney • 11 Gord O'Dwyer 12 C. Ray Lamont , 14 A. Paul McLlwain 15 Jason Schoonderwoerd, 16 Ray Murray ' ,..,.•••,-""l 7 Jason Horan Saturday afternoon. the first in the regular scheduled games saw the Atoms walk off with a decisive win against Huron Park 11-1, Scorers that day were 2- Schoonderwoerd. 1-Rodney. 2-Reid. 3-Nigh, 1-Hoegy, 2- McLlwain . Back. at the home arena (Vanastra) on Sunday, Sea- forth downed Brussels 6-1. Goals by 0' D wyer, 2-Hoegy McLlwain. Rodhey and Nigh, The goalies had their legs hooked on right last weekend as they let in only one goal each game. Reports have it that Tom (Cosset') Schoon- derwoerd may go into the play by play commentating field "at once". This year's team is headed up by coach, Jack Baker, Assistant Coach George Reeves. Manager Kathy Hoegy and a great group of parents, along with the boys on the ice. , Goalies: Trevor Fortune 1 Bill Tremeer -18 • Thanks to helpers at Vanastra Anstett watch r = pcsiM stand the test o time Jr ' John Ansteit Sr. founded his jewellery b • abo with lithe more than a dream, det ctaft as a watChmaker. At that time, h standard for quality watch repairs thCi today. Anstetes havtirthe facilities to m the premises and all their Work is bac personal guarantee at complete satist ANSTETT • \ NfIllfaa 9 Albert Street, Clinton 26 ttloln Skeet South, Seoforth 284 Mean Street, Exeter ;r3r.larhare turner East Walkerton I 35 Clunnn Street fast 9'. Marys 42 It ,r1t: *,,,n114 S iith Vilatetletoi. ' Now That the Vanastra ' arena is operating smoothly as the location for much of Seaforth's winter ice sports. community members may not realize that a lot of volunteer workers from one organiza- tion cleaned Up the building in order to get it into use, Members of the Seaforth Broomball League, both' ladies' and men's teams put in hours of work at the arena. A fine of $25 was to be levied against any team (there are 10 men's teams and seven ladies') which didletahow up to hulls. Only Out team failed to Cdntritiiiie, siness over 30 years rminatIon and his stablished a s still being offered e all repairs right on d byJohn Anstett's ction. ou're special' /fit ‘'s from Ansten it says,