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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1994-03-16, Page 88 -THE HURON EXPOSITOR, March 15, 1994 Sports Dearing's third shutout MARCH 9, 1994 SOCIALITES 3 - PERTH 2 Socialites are playoff "B" champs for the first time ever. Goals scored by Joan H. Henderson, Charlene Townsend and Liz Hunt. Great passing by Heather Richey, Marg Henderson and Theresa Campbell. Perth's two goals by Beth Consitt and Sherri Vanneste help carne from Cathy Innes and Joyce Dow. PARR LINE 3 - WINTHROP 0 Winthrop leadies couldn't buy a goal. Parr Line goalie Norm had major luck on her side, goals scored by Parr Line ladies were swifty Sandra Skinner, crazy legs Cheryl Kruse and hurtin' Glenda Chaput. Help came from C. Innes, S. Arts and C. Carter. Parr Line Ladies are off to Ottawa next Thursday to play in the Provincials. Also from Winthrop is Deb Murray and Donna Arts picked up by Lost Sheep from the Blyth League and Teresa Finlayson also heading to Ottawa. Parr Line Ladies brought home a Gold medal last year at provincials in Barrie. DUMPERS 2 - EARY RIDERS 0 Easy Riders had no goals, no shots, no breaks. The Dumpers' one line captured two goals scored by Denis Murray and Bill Dale, who injured his hand in the second half of the game to put him out of com- mission for awhile. The Parr Line Ladies team, head- ing to the provincial championship in Ottawa, consists of Bonnie O'Rielly, Bonnie Royal, Sandra Skinner, Cheryl Kruse, Heidi Elliott, Estella Higenell, Norah Eckert, Tanya Eckert, Cathy Innes, Sophie Klaver, Bev Shea, Cindy Carter, Sue Ann Van Miltenburg, juniors lose In the Junior 'B' ringette finals on Sunday Jane Crowley opened scor- ing, two minutes into the game with Kathy Devereaux assisting. Goderich took a 3-2 lead but Seaforth tied it with goals from Kathy Devereaux and KAlly Devereaux assists coming from Jane Crowley, Jill Dolmage and Kelly Devereaux. Goderich took a 7-3 Sandra Wilson, Glenda Chaput, Sandra Melady, Susan Arts, Janice Finlayson, Laurie K. Dorssers. Coach - Janet Buchanan. MEN'S BROOMBALL DUMPERS 2 - PARR LINE 0 Parr Line men had ample chances but came up empty-handed. Steve Eckert Jr. took a weak wrist shot and scored. Second goal by cool dude Ron Pryce defensive help from Gary Dill. Dumpers' Steve Eckert Jr. was picked up by Orangeville Knights also to head down to the Provincials in Ottawa. Steve's other brother Darrel plays for the Knights also! Good Luck, guys! RUSTLERS 2 - RAIDERS 0 Rustlers pick up the Juvenile goalie Steve Dearing and for the third time this young fellow has kept a perfect shut out. Scoring two goals for Rustlers is a juvenile who is Scott Leonhardt a little back up from Robert Hunking and Ray Kaastra. This young Dearing will be a great asset to a broomball team next year, so keep up the excellent shut -outs, Steve! KNIGHTS 3 - ROYALS 0 The Royals tried and tried but nothing was achieved. Well!, hang onto your helmets but was that the real Bill Holeman who scored that goal? Bill was going right home to tell his parents! Steve Van Dyke snuck in an extra goal with extra help from Jeff Campbell, Jim Nyenhuis and Wally. In Men's Broomball on March 17 at 8:15 p.m. - Winthrop vs Easy Riders; 9 p.m. - Royals vs Red Rustlers; 9;50 p.m. - Dumpers vs Parr Line;? 10:40 p.m. - Grads vs Raiders. to Goderich lead but Seaforth scored two more goals by Kelly Devereaux and Kathy Devereaux assists from Jane Crowley, Betty Little, Kelly Devereaux and Kathy Devereaux. Despite Seaforth's great effort they lost 7-5. The Juniors have had a great year and it's due to coaches Jill Betties, Tracey Sills and Gwen Hugill. Debs team splits games The Seaforth Debs split a pair of ringette exhibition games recently, turning aside Kitchener 5-2 and losing 5-3 to London. Lori Chessell and Cheryl McLlwain each scored twice in the win over Kitchener, with Kris Gemmell scoring once and adding COUNSELLING • Marriage • Family • Personal Growth • Learning Disabilities BRIAN O'REILLY, D.S.W. CLINTON160 n St. 482 9249 82.9249 two assists. Kim Rau had two assists, with Chessell, Jodi Hugell, Jo -Anne Terpstra and Colleen Josling adding others. Kelly Kittmer played well in goal. Rau, Chessell and McLlwain replied in their loss to London, with McLlwain, Gemmell and Terpstra adding assists. Bailey's of Hensall Ltd. Heating - Air Conditioning Hwy. M4 N. Hensall 262-2020 282-2626 Your Home Comfort People Since 1981 g5O CASH BACK! PICK YOUR SAVINGS FROM THE Home Appliances MONEY TREE MANUFACTURER'S REBATE S3 \fiTiitliijll Come in now for a S30 or S50 Manufacturer's Cash Rebate by mail when you purchase quality Inglis Washers, and Washer & Dryer Pairs. FOR SELECTION, SERVICE AND VALUE -SEE We service what we sell DrysdaleMajor Appliance Centre Ltd. The Place to Buy Appliances HENSALL 262-2728 OPEN DAILY, Friday 'til 9 p.m. Offer valid between February 14, 1994 and March 28, 1994 A rAd,ct.on OST payable, and Provincial Sales Tax where Applicable, is included in rebate value. TIM CUMMING PHOTO WINNING WAYS IN SEAFORTH - While the Junior club was winning the Seaforth Midgets did the same, up two -games against Exeter in their best -of -five series. - C4th leads Exeter 2-0 After two games in the OMHA semi-frnais the Seaforth Midgets are a game away from moving on. Thanks to a tough defence, stellar goaltending and a strong offence Seaforth has won both games so far in a best -of -five series with rival Exeter. Seaforth won its first game last Wednesday night, March 9, 5-2. Seaforth entered the second period down by one but defenceman Jeff Flanagan scored for Seaforth on a Shaun Anstett rebound. The Exeter goaltender took a penalty on the play which gave Seaforth the powerplay, allowing Jason Murray to score. Seven sec- onds later Exeter tied the score. Steve Mclnally recaptured the lead for Seaforth with the assistance of Wayne Schoonderwoerd. Jason Smith added another on a Dean Finnigan pass. Midway through the third period Shaun Anstett capped off the 5-2 victory with a goal. On Saturday night the Seaforth Midgets hosted Exeter and pro- ceeded to win. Steve Mclnally scored two, including the winner. Exeter got onto the scoreboard in the third period but it was too little, too late. Jason Murray added an empty -net goal and Adam Agar made some amazing saves to cement the win. ON TAP Seaforth travels to Exeter again Wednesday night with a chance to end the series and move on to the finals against the winner of the Aylmer-Campbellford series. 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