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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1994-03-02, Page 7THE HURON EXPOSITOR, Starch 2, 19114-7 McMaster Siemon AINSURANCE BROKERS INC. AUTO « EMS FAQ - !/-I RM �1 TL�AV �►IML ,IY1 O I & C� b11IRtB I NW L ANYCIB BROKERS BILL SERMON VIC*J $1 MON ANET MCA GGAR T DA"`PROCTOR 68 Ontario Rd. Mitclull 348-9150 1-800-S6[-4183 Sports Midgets sweep Elora In a span of five days, the Seaforth Midgets havo moved into the province's final four teams by sweeping Elora three games to none. GAME ONE In the first game of the series Tuesday, Feb. 22 in Seaforth, the hometown crowd was pleased early when Steve Mclnally left a puck for Wayne Schoonderwoerd who subsequently gave Seaforth an early lead. Elora fought back and evened the score less than a minute later. Not to be outdone, Jason Henderson took a pass from Brad Moore and scored with a wrist shot to regain the lead. The floodgates opened in the second period, Steve Mclnally scored two and Dean Finnigan put Seaforth up by four. Elora got one early in the third but Seaforth answered back with another goal from `Dutch lightning', Wayne Schoonderwoerd, who added another for a hat -trick, Elora scored another but it was too little too late. GAME TWO Two nights later Seaforth travelled to Elora to continue their quest for the All -Ontario. Elora's goaltending which had been shaky in game one, shone in game two. This meant trouble for Seaforth. Finally the second period, Dean Finnigan made a few beautiful moves to heat the Elora goalie on a set-up from Jason Murray and Steve McInally. Just over a minute later Brad Moore gave the puck to Jason Henderson who gave it to, Wayne Schoonderwoerd who buried another one. Elora cut the lead in half with 3:12 remaining in the middle period but Seaforth struck again short-handed. Once again it was Wayne Schoonderwoerd. Elora would score again but Adam Agar's stellar goaltending held them away in the late stages. GAME THREE Did someone mention goaltending? With Chad Lamont out due to severe shoulder problems, Agar was again the starter in goal, this time in an effort to sweep Elora. To cut out the suspense, we'll say right off the top: Agar didn't allow a goal. All the scoringwas done by Seaforth. On their frst shift of the game, the line of Henderson - Schoonderwoerd - Moore scored the eventual winners, Schoonderwoerd scoring on assists from Henderson and Moore. Late in the first Dean Finnigan took feeds from Jason Murray and Colin Devereaux to put Seaforth up by a pair. Steve McInally scored two more in the third period and Adam Agar made countless brilliant saves to preserve the shutout. A Seaforth fan waved the symbolic broom, a signal that a sweep had just occurred. THE SERIES Seaforth had some defensive troubles but was able to hold Elora down. Defencemen Colin Devereaux, Jim Crowley, Captain Jeff Flanagan, Jeff Ryan and Brent Hulley held the fort while the forwards did their thing. Seaforth scored 14 goals in 3 games, an average of more than four and a half per game. There are many names on the scoresheet, but there are a few who hit hard, kill penalties, and do things that often don't earn sufficient recognition. Mike Hugill, Mike Smale, Jason Smith, and Shaun Anstett are those players. ON TAP Seaforth is now in the semi-finals, preparing to play the winner of Exeter -Dresden. Postings of game times will be in the arena. P -Line shuts out Perth FEBRUARY 23, 1994 WINTRIIOP 3 - SOCIALITES 1 Winthrop keen to go as goals were scored by Pam Dale, sly Deb Murray and quick draw Janice Finlayson great passes by Tammy Kennedy and Diane Anderson. Finally the Socialites lit up the scoreboard with a quick shot by Liz Hunt. She thanks Marg Henderson for the pass. PARR LINE 4 - PERTH 0 Parr Line's Sandi Skinner pops in two awesome goals with dynamite single goals by Kuss and Mary K., assistance from Sandra Melady, Bonnie O'Reilly, Sue Van Miltenburg and Sandra Wilson. KNIGHTS 5 - RAIDERS 1 The Knights played good broomball as quick five goals were scored by Jim Nyhenuis, Larry Bertens, Steve Hulshof and Paul Nyenhuis, a little help from Paul Janmaat and Larry Baer. The Raiders' single goal by Earl Pennington, great back up by Dave Kramers. FEBRUARY 24, 1994 DUMPERS 3 - WINTHROP 1 Winthrop scored the first goal as Brett Lee dcakcd, shuffled and twirled wrist shot and scores, wow! What a pass by Ross Mitchell. The Dumpers perked up in the second half, goals scored by smoothie Ron Prycc, hop a long Bill Dale and blue eyes Jerry Wright a little bonus help from Steve Eckert. PARR LINE 4 EASY RIDERS 2 Easy Riders have the lead, no they don't, yesl they do, no they don't! Goals scored by the Riders were by speedy Rob Hunking and smoothie --Jeff Hoelscher no help was needed. Parr Line creeped ahead with never -say -die goals scored by Grant Bergsma, Denis Dolmage and wee Verne Thompson. Quick passes by Mark Krahn, Adrain Salverda.' Parr Line goalie Mr. Roy also captured a couple give aways to make the game very interesting The Raiders 'thank him!'. GRADS 6 - RUSTLERS 2 Grads kept the lead with a hat trick by Martin Wynja and singles by Al Wynja, Gary Verhoog and Tony Van Den Huevel, great defensive passing by Chris and John Goris. Heads up, as the Rust- lers woke up with two minutes left on the clock two quick goals scored by our bandit Dean G. and light foot Art V. quick passes by Mark McClure, Don King, Jeff Burrough and Dave Vanneste. In Broomball on March 2, 1994 at 9 p.m. - Parr Line Men vs Winthrop Men; 9:50 p.m. - Parr Line Ladies vs Winthrop Ladies; and at 10:40 p.m. - Socialites vs Perth. In Broomball on March 3, 1994 at 9 p.m. - Royals vs Raiders; 9:50 p.m. Grads vs Knights; and at 10:40 p.m. Dumpers vs Easy Riders. Doesn't it make sense to take your income tax return to the people who make taxes their business all year long? Trust experts. We'll see that you get every allowable deduction. HURON TAX CONSULTANTS HARRY DEN HAAN MAIN ST. SEAFORTH 527-0557 11 TIM CUMMING PHOTO SCORING TOUCH - Tim McClure of the Seaforth Atom I's popped in this goal against Clinton on Saturday. Ringette champions In the Ontario ringette prelimi- naries to determine the Champion "A" Ringette team in Western Region and the Western Region representative at the Provincial Championship last weekend the Seaforth Ringette Association was represented in three of the four championship games. The Debs and Tweens, won silver and the Petites won gold. This 'A' Championship earned the Sizzlers' their second Regional gold medal in two years, last year's at the "C" level, and the privilege of representing Seaforth and West- ern Region at the Provincial Cham- pionships in April. The opening game of the Tourna- ment was against Kitchener and the Petities started off with a bang when Marsh Denys assisted Jenny DelVecchio who scored only 20 seconds into the game, and again mid -way through the first. Kitchener scored early in the sec- ond but Lori McKay scored on a pass from Katie Holland to win for the Sizzlers. Saturday morning, the Petites met Walkerton and the Sizzlers won. Scoring for Seaforth were Kim Devereaux (2), Marsha (2), Lori (2) and Jenny. Assists were earned by Jessica Finlayson (2), Jeanette Crowley (2), Becky deVries, Marsha, Lori and Kim. When Seaforth met Chatham, at 12:30, the game was predicted to be a preview of the final. Before the Sizzlers' knew it, they were down 4-0. Then, the girls dug in and scored three unanswered goals, the first scored by Marsha, assisted by Jenny, the second scored by Becky, assisted by Jenny and the third scored by Jessica, assisted by Kim and Melissa Vanbakel, to narrow Chatham's lead to one goal. Chatham scored again to add some insurance but Jessica netted a pass from Kim to bring it, once more, within one. With two Chatham players in the penalty box, and the Seaforth goalie on the bench, the Sizzlers tried and tried to even up the game and Kim rang one off the crossbar with fifteen seconds left but Chatham won 5-4. The Sizzlers played Dorchester and managed to shut -out, winning 3-0 on goals by Marsha, Kim and Jessica, assisted by Jenny, Jessica and Kim. Debs and Tweens win silver. Petites win gold. Early Sunday morning the Seaforth squad seemed to be a little more awake than Stratford as they checked and shot their way into a early 2-0 lead. Scoring first was Kim on a pass from Lori and Jessica. Marsha shot a pass from Ali Devereaux for the second goal. Stratford scored in the last minute to come close but Jessica, from Katie, scored right back to give Seaforth a 3-1 lead at the half. Jessica scored early in the second on a pass from Kim but Stratford seemed to awaken and scored four goals to take the lead. Kim worked a pass in to Marsha who found the net and evened the score and then each side tried for five minutes to break the tie, however the game went into "sudden -victory" over- time. After one and a half minutes of play, Jenny fired a Marsha Denys deflection into the net to give Seaforth the win and a berth in the Championship final against Chatham. After some breakfast and with that thrilling Olympic hockey game as inspiration, the Sizzlers were ready for Chatham. Kim scored, assisted by Lori and Jessica, just 40 seconds into the game but Chatham evened it up on the very next play. Jenny neued two, the first from Becky deVries and Ail Devereaux and the second from Becky and Melissa Vanbakel, before Chatham scored their second. Jessica netted a "spinner" after receiving a pass from Kim and Lori and then Kim fired one in unassisted to give Seaforth a 5-2 lead at the half. Chatham got the next two and narrowed the Sizzlers' lead to one before Jenny scored two more, the first unassisted and the second into an empty net and the game ended with the Sizzlers defeating Chatham 8-4. Congratulations to the Sizzlers and to Kim Devcraux who was named MVP of the game. The Coaching staff of Joanne Holland, Brad Finlayson, Jan DelVecchio and Deb Denys are very proud of their team. HW W OPERATING AS OGILVIE S PLANING /t ILL LTi) SERRIN('.VILEP o i" ONTARhi WPM 5101 FAX 510 )9) 110v FELDMANN WINDOWS Aluminum Clad WOOD WINDOWS & PATIO DOORS WINTER BOOKING SALE %OFF LIST PRICE TO MARCH 31 1994 Classic Styling that lasts and lasts! QUALITY 8L SERVICE SINCE 1908 Seaforth Sebringville 527-0910 393-5101 SEAFORTH & DISTRICT MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION ANNUAL MEETING WED., MARCH 9 8:00 pm at the Seaforth and District Community Centres EVERYONE WELCOME • AAAAAAAA JCAAAAAAAAAAAAA•AAAAAA•AAA • WOODLOTS ON THE FARM Planting and Managing for Profit & Pleasure A Seminar for Farmers and Other Rural Landowners in Huron and Perth Counties Sponsored by: Ministry of Natural Resources (Wingham Area Office); Ministry of Agriculture and Food (Huron County); Perth Soil and Crop Improvement Association. Date: Monday, March 7, 1994 Time: 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Location: Seaforth Agricultural Hall, Seaforth Cost: None TOPICS TO BE COVERED INCLUDE: (a) How to start a woodlot by reforesting marginal, idle or highly -erodible farmland (b) How to sell timber from the woodlot QUESTIONS? Contact: Marvin Smith Ministry of Natural Resources R.R. #5, Wingham, Ontario NOG 2W0 Telephone: (519) 357-3131 A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA Ontario 1 Become A Defensive Driver 1 1 WITH I DOMINION 1 1 DRIVING SCHOOL 4 D.S.A.O. Approve rAYA Program FOR ANY NEW DRIVER 1 at the Seaforth District Community Centres INSTRUCTOR 1 arol Residence 527-1891 To register call 273-1221 or 1-800-665-3027 MARCH 14 �rii►iiiiiiiii►i r 4.r4 all in -class COt sessions will be IS 6.. completed in srost 4 days. SEAFORTH RECREATION DEPARTMENT presents MARCH BREAK - HOLIDAY HAPPENINGS FIVE EXCITING DAYS OF ACTIVITIES FOR YOUR CHILDREN TO ENJOY DURING THIS MARCH BREAK. FOR: CHILDREN AGES 5 TO 12 YE:ARS LOCATION: MEET AT ARENA EACII MORNING DATES: MONDAY, MARCH 14 TO FRIDAY, MARC!! 18, 1994 TIMES: 9:00 a.m. To 4:00 p.m. (supervised lunch available) COST. $8.00 PER DAY OR $40.00 FOR THE FULL WEEK TO REGISTER: FILL IN THE FORM BELOW AND RETURN IT TO THE RECREATION OFFICE, OR CALL 527-0882. SCHEDULE OF WEEK Mon. March 14 - A.M. - Bowling at Starlight Lanes (Meet at Arena) P.M. - Skating Tue. March 15 - A.M. - Movie Day P.M. - Movies continued Wed. March 16 - A.M. - Crafts P.M. - Skating Thu. March 17 - A.M. - Sports and Games P.M. - Swimming at Vanastra, bus leaves from Arena at 1:00 pm Fri. March 18 - A.M. - Childrens preference P.M. - Skating The following week • March 21 to March 25 will not be supervised. - Activities taking place will he: Mon., March 21, Wed., March 23 and Fri., March 25 from 1:00 to 3:00 each afternoon will he Skating, and on Wed., March 23 from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon, will he a supervised Craft Class. fie? Cut along line and please return to Recreation Office. e, • SEAFORTH RECREATION AND PARKS DEPARTMENT MARCH BREAK - HOLIDAY HAPPENINGS REGISTRATION FORM PARTICIPANTS NAME (L): (F1'. ADDRESS TOWN: PROV: POSTAL CODE: TOWrOWNSHIP; Ca (111: (Wl: _PHONE PREFMRED DAY (S1: (circlet M T W TF FULL WEEK REGISTRATION FEE • 88 =AY OR 840 OORNEEK AMOUNT PND O'MNO WAIVER: I do hereby release all liabdity from Ihe Town of Seatooh. The Seaforth Retrsatron Committee, its gaff, ot any volulteer& for any .M rie& MneSeN or mishaps that may occur durmq part+apa0()n in the above program SIGNATURE OF PARENT OR GUARDIAN .DATE: t