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for Parr Line goalie in
ladies' broomball action
OCT. 26, 1994
PARR LINE 0 - WINTHROP 0
Great game, great score, but
Winthrop had ample chances to be
on the scoreboard but the opposing
goalie 'Norm' just happened to be
in the right place at the right time.
However Parr Line seemed to be
shooting 'wide' of the net - next
week ladies may prove to more
prosperous for both.
SOCIALITES 1 - PERTH 0
Overtime seemed beneficial for
the Socialites as Joan H. H. pushes
the ball into the empty net, great
passes from Tracey Eckert and Liz
Coghlin. Perth played good
broomball but never got the breaks.
ROYALS 1 - RAIDERS 0
Hey! Mr. Gord Mills, I think has
been practising all summer as he
scores a quick -action goal, assisted
by Dale McCarthy and Chuck
Mills. Hang in there, Raiders, the
season has just begun.
BROOMBALL
OCT. 27, 1994
KNIGHTS 5 - RUSTLERS 0
The Knights came on strong as
four goals were scored within the
first eight minutes of the game.
Goals were scored by Larry Baer,
Jim Nyenhuis, Jody Durand and
Mr. Steve Selves, defensive help
from Mr. Hugill. Rustlers got down
after the first four goals and
C4th Ringers
continued from page 10
as St. Mary's had the heat on until
the final buzzer sounded.
On Sunday afternoon the Ringers
returned to the ice to face the
Seaforth Novice A.D. team. Closely
matched with end to end play, the
Ringers once again came out on top
with a final score of 5-3 in favour
of the Ringers. Stupendous
defensive play by Amanda Van
Miltenburg, Shannon Brooker,
Monica Eckert, Erin Van Dooren
couldn't seem to pull themselves
together again.
GRADS 3 - DUMPERS 1
Grads outdid themselves in this
game as they outplayed, out -beat
and out -scored the Dumpers. Goals
for Grads were given to sly Tony
Van Den Huevel and she Dana
Bean. Quick passes from Mac
O'Neil and Chris Goris. Dumpers'
lone goal by weary Gary Dill, help
by Dennis Murray and thats' all
folks.
EASY RIDERS 3
PARR LINE 0
Easy Riders start coring in the
second half of the game with quick -
draw Darrel Eckert grabbing two
goals and a single to Mr. J. Butson.
They couldn't have succeeded
without the help from Steve Eckert
Jr., Rob McGregor and Jeff Allen.
O.K., Parr Line's goalies is really
confused as the shots are coming
from everywhere but he managed to
keep the game at a low -margin
score, good game by Roy Fisher.
In Broomball on November 2 at 9
p.m. - Royals vs Rustlers; 9:50 p.m.
- Winthrop vs Socialites; 10:40 p.m.
- Parr Line vs Perth.
In Broomball on November 3 at 9
p.m. - Raiders vs Grads; 9:50 p.m.
Knights vs Easy Riders; 10:40 p.m.
- Dumpers vs Winthrop.
sweep three
and Kayla Flanagan. Mary
Finlayson was superb in net,
allowing only three goals. Nicole
Kistner led the offensive scoring
machine with lots of help from
Jenny Philips. Courtney Fischer,
Suzanne Coleman, and Randi-Lynn
Wilson. Great checking and passing
by the whole novice squad '- keep
up the good work! The Ringers
play at home Sunday, November 6
at 4 p.m. against Stratford B.L.
REBOUND.- Kara Murray (23) of Seaforth District High School's junior
girls basketball team is under the net, while teammate Kim Jamieson
stands by during Wednesday aftemoon's 66-57 victory over F.E. Madill
of Wingham.
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Local student near top in
WOSSA cross country
Jason Henderson, of RR 1
Seaforth, placed 14th in a field
of 150 at Thursday's Western
Ontario Secondary Schools
Association (WOSSA) junior
cross country championship at
Wingham's F.E. Madill Secon-
dary School. It was the same
course he tore up a week
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"MR. ZERO" - Tim Cumming, editor of The Huron Expositor, took to
the nets between periods of Friday night's Centenaires game at the
arena in another crazy stunt in his campaign to raise money for the
Seaforth and District Community Hospital. Tim earned $100 for his
cause, but the Cents didn't win a period for the rest of the weekend.
Jason Hen erson
...H -P champ
previous while winning the
Huron -Perth title, about a minute
ahead of his closest rival, team-
mate'Mark Van Dooren, also of
RR I Seaforth.
Both run for the St. Michael's
Warriors out of Stratford.
Henderson's time at WOSSA
was 21:44 over the flat and dry
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MIXED SOCCER CHAMPIONS, HURON - The grades 3-4 mixed soccer champs for Huron is this team
from St. James School in Seaforlh. The team is (front row) Tanis Vander Molen, Curt Agar, Derek Van
Dieten, Brent O'Reilly, Mary Finlayson, (back row) Jenny -Lee Phillips, Craig Nigh, Nicole Kistner, Chris
Longstaff, Erin Van Dooren.
Walton Public
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country meet
Congratulations to the following
kids from Walton Public School
who participated in the Cross -Coun-
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School: Geoffrey Banks, Kendra
Benncweis, Devin Blake, Brette
Deitz, Erica Dietz, Tyler Eilligsen,
Erich Lenze, Amy McClure, Shane
McClure, Trisha McClure, Krista
Shortreed and Luck Vick. Thy all
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The Huron -Perth title was the
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DEPUTY REEVE
Township of Tuckersmith
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