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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1994-11-16, Page 10Local I 7 HE HURON EXPOSITOR, Novombor 10, 1014-0 Legion remembers comrades Last Tuesday members of the Branch and Auxiliary visited Seaforth Community Hospital and Maplewood Manor where Comrade Frank Golding conducted Remem- brance services. Friday morning 20 members of the Branch and Auxiliary were guests at Seaforth High School for their Remembrance Service con- ducted by the students. The Legion Colours were marched on under the direction of acting Sgt -at -arms Jim Brown led by Piper Charles Nielson, Clinton. P.R.O. Barbara Scott spoke on behalf of Seaforth Legion Branch 156. The parade to the Cenotaph was very well -attended by Legion, Ladies' Auxiliary, Cadets, Scouts, Brownies and other organizations, and.wreath bearers. The service was conducted b : 'or Frank Goldi Seaforth Legion by Barbara Scott and Piper Charles Neilson played the Lament. A very large number of Seaforth and area residents were in attend- ance along with the students from St. James School and Seaforth Public School. The President and members of Branch 156 would like to thank everyone for support on this significant day in our lives. The Branch was visited by other Branches and the Brussels Pipe Band and the Mitchell Brass Band they entertained branch members. A pot -luck supper was held in the evenin . GREGOR CAMPBELL PHOTO SOLEMN MOMENT- These local veterans shared moments of remembrance during the placing of the wreaths ceremony during Seaforth's Remembrance Day service at the cenotaph Friday. Left to right: Bill Mitchell, George Case, George Miller, Herb Traviss, Ken Oldacre, Adrian Timmermans. Sgt. at Arms Jim Brown can be seen in the background. GREGOR CAMPBELL PHOTO CADETS - Local Army cadets also paid their respects by placing wreaths at Friday's Remembrance Day service in Seaforth. Gregor Campbell Photo DIEPPE MEDAL RECIPIENT - James Burdge is Seaforth's only living survivor of Dieppe (in 1942) and received a Dieppe Medal for his service several weeks ago. He was with the Royal Canadian Engineers, a branch of the army at the time of the battle. Other Dieppe medals will be awarded to the survivors of former Seaforth residents John Taylor, Lt. Col. MacTavish and John Holland, all now deceased. Sports TIM CUMMING PHOTO MOVING MOMENT - Members of the Southern Triple A ringette team hug during the final moments of a nail-biting championship game with the Eastern team during the ringette tournament held at the arena in Seaforth on Saturday and Sunday. Atom team undefeated After a successful exhibition schedule that saw the Seaforth Atom It's out score the competition 22-11 with a two -win, one -loss and one -tic record the Atom 11 hockey team remains undefeated after four regular season hockey games. On Oct. 28 Blyth came to t6wn Ringers shut out Stratford team Seaforth Ringers ringctte team defeated Stratford 'A' 8-0 on Saturday, in Stratford. Goals scored by Monica Eckert (3) Shannon Brooker, Suzanne Coleman, Courtney Fisher, Jenny Phillips, and Erin Van Dooren. Great team effort from Kayla Flanagan, Nicole Kistner, Amanda Van Miltenburg, Randi Lyn Wilson, and Brittncy Dietz. Great goaltending by Mary Finlayson. The next gamc in Mitchell was close and exciting and the whole team worked hard but lost 6-3. Goals for Seaforth scored by Mary Finlayson, Nicole Kistncr and Kayla Flanagan. Erin Van Dooren did a great job in nct stopping a lot of tough shots. Great team effort by Shannon Brooker, Suzanne Coleman, Monica Eckert, Courtney Fisher, Jenny Phillips, Amanda Van Miltcnburg, Kim Van Miltcnburg, Randi Wilson and Brittncy Dict.. "We'll ring them next time." for the season opener and Seaforth skated away with a 7-5 win. After a 3-3 tie with Mitchell on Novem- ber 3, The local Squad picked up more points with 8-1 win over Listowel on Saturday, Nov. 5 a 3-2 victory over Goderich on Sunday, November 6. Senior girls basketball handily defeats Clinton The past week has definitely involved all the sports teams at Seaforth District High School. The Junior and Senior volleyball teams travelled to St. Marys on Nov. 8 for the annual WOSSA qualifier. The other teams involved were Mitchell and St. Marys. The juniors, despite this being their last day of volleyball in the 1994 season, still did not manage to pull off any stunning victories. The boys faced some very stiff competition and lost two games to each tcam. The team did not have a very successful year but they all played hard and hopefully teamed something. The members on the team were Bruce Griffin, Derek Smith, Sean Ludwig, Shane MacPhec, Arad Hocgy, Karl Reynolds, Brent Ribcy, Brent Prycc, Jon Bjcrg, Everett Smith, Mark Phillips, Barry Medd and Coach, Mr. Sherwood. The senior's season lasted only two days longer as they had qualified for Huron/Perth. At Huron/Perth ' they faced Stratford Central, Mitchell and South Huron. The boys played the best against Stratford Central. Although they lost all their games, there were definitely, signs of improvement. The tcam members were Toby Philips, Derek McDonald, Scott Leonhardt, Steve Leonhardt, Steve Mclnally, Dylan Wick, Matt Lee, Darren Hemingway, Luke McMillian, Jason Murray, Brian Bachert and coach James Sampa. The girls' basketball teams were much more successful with both the junior and senior teams playing in the semi-finals at home on Friday, November 11, 1994. The seniors faced Clinton first and won quite handily. Sarah Johnston and Carly Price both had more than 15 points. The Juniors on the other hand played F.E. Madill to a tie when the buzzer went off; however F.E. Madill had a shot in the air. The shot went through the rim only to be called off by the second referee but the first referee had seen the shot differently and called the basket well. The girls lost a heartbreaker and were eliminated from the Huron/Perth finals. The seniors play against Goderich at home at Wednesday, Nov. 16 for the Huron/Perth final. The school will be going crazy as Mr. Moore has granted the well-behaved students at S.D.H.S. a short day. They would also like to thank Mr. Price for doing such a great job on the floor. Socialites down Perth team LADIES BROOMBALL November 9, 1994 SOCIALITES 2 - PERTH 1 Perth Ladies score first goal by swinging Mandy Hadcnka quick reflex passing by Liz Becker and Joyce Dow. Socialites Marg Henderson tics the game as she drills the ball into the top corner of the net, assisted by Liz Hunt. Game goes into overtime as Sandra Hunt gets the draw back and Tracey Eckert who drills the ball back up to Sandra who flips the ball into the net for the win. Good game by both teams. PARR LINE 5 - WINTHROP 0 Winthrop Ladies had ample chances on scoring but Parr Lines goalies Norm and Bobber, played the angles on every shot on net. Goals scored by Parr Line were quick draw Frem, sly Kuss, speedy Bonnie '0' and defencman 'Innes'. Lots of keen passed from Sandra Wilson, Bev. Shea and Sue Van Miltenburg, a quick action game ladies. GRADS 6 - RUSTLERS 0 the background for helping out was Rustlers seemed to be having Jack Holmes and Dave Hulley. quite a time on scoring goals as the Raiders' goalie Brian Melady kept time ran out unfortunately for them. them inthe game to a margin Grads were hot as goals were score! Winthrop seemed to slacken scored b}t Martin Wynja, Mac off second half as goals were O'Neill, Tony Van Den Hucvel and achieved by muscle man Scott Al Wynja. Lots of passing by Gary 4 Leonhardt, no help needed by Mike Verhoog, Dana Bean and Ray Thomas, and shy Dave Soontiens Ruston. great back help from Doug In Ladies Broomball on Campbell. November 16 at 9 p.m. - Socialites PARR LINE 4 - KNIGHTS 2 vs Parr Line; 9:50 p.m. - Winthrop vs Perth; and at 10:40 p.m. - Grads vs Easy Riders. MEN'S BROOMBALL November 10, 1994 EASY RIDERS 6 - ROYALS 0 The Royals couldn't seem to keep the pace as the Riders take a full lead in goals. Jim Butson gobbles up a 'hat trick' with Singles to Jeff Hodscher, Jeff Allen, and quick - draw Darrel Eckert. The Riders' passing seemed to be on every time passing by Lawrence Vink and In _ Men's . Broomball on Steve EtIcert Jt. November 17, 1994 at 9 p.m. - WINTHROP 3 - RAIDERS 2 Winthrop vs Rustlers; 9:50 p.m. - Raiders played well with goals by Parr Line vs Royals; and at 10:40 Dave Bell and Rick Anderson in p.m. - Dumpers vs Raiders. The Knights played good -calibre broomball as goals were scored by Larry Bertens and quick action Jeff Holman (Good to have you back out playing, Jeff) assistance on these goals was by Steve Selves and Jim Nyenhuis. Wow! Parr Line men never gave up as quick goals were achieved by Grant Griendanus a couple by Mark Krahn and one by hot dog Kevin Van Den Nuecker, passes came from Grant Bergsma and Claude Porter. Saturday afternoon darts has started and lots more players are needed. In -branch meat draws downstairs will be starting on Nov. 19. Solo tournament being .played on Nov. 19 and Nov. 26. Zone Euchre will he hosted here on Nov. 26. Thanks go to the Seaforth Horti- cultural Society for planting the bed of tulips on the side lawn. We will all enjoy them in the Spring. 'At the going down of the sun and in the morning we will remem- ber them.' 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