HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1995-04-26, Page 10Tai Chi is a centuries-old Chinese
exercise. The Taoist -style Tai Chi
consists of 108 movements that are
non -strenuous, soft, flowing and
relaxing. The slow turning motions
loosen the joints
and spine
and relax points of tension on the body.
For more information contact
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153 Downie St., Stratford 273-5614
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10 -THE HURON EXPOSITOR, Apr1I 26, 1995
Local broombalfers in nationals
Some local lads arc still playing
broombalI .
The Central West Juvenile Boys'
Broomball Team is heading to the
4th National Junior Broomball
Championships in Cornwall from
April 17 to 30. The team is made
up of boys 16-18 years old from
broornball leagues in Seaforth,
Blyth, Palmerston and Mildmay.
The team earned the opportunity to
attend the Nationals with their
placement at the provincial cham-
pionships. While at the Nationals
the team will have the opportunity
to play teams from Alberta,
Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario,
Quebec, New Brunswick, Nova
Scotia and Newfoundland.
The players on the team are Steve
Dearing, Harold Hugill, Scott and
Steve Leonhardt, Mike Smale, Bill
Wolverines win playoffs
April 13 was the last night of
playoff bowling for the Thursday
Nighters Bowling League. It all
came down to the last game, as the
Wolverines and the Wannabees
were both vying for the title.
The big winners were the Wolver-
ines with a total pinfall of 17425.
Before the last game, the
Wannabees were just 8 pins ahead
of the Wolverines, who managed to
bowl super games to secure the
win. Bowling for the Wolverines
were Jason Wheatley; Karsten
Carroll 180; Connie Trotter 205;
Don Brown 228, 214 and Mike
Thomson 200, 212,206-618.
The Wannabees ended their sea-
son with 17303 points to come in
second place, but they were also the
league champs. Great games came`
from Stan Mailloux 202; Sandra
Klaver 203; Tracy Klaver 180; Pat
Ryan 210; Brian Barry 219,240-654
and Steve Steep 215.
Coming in third place were The
Buds with 16949 points. This team
had only five bowlers and they
managed to stay near the top in
both league and playoff series.
Bowlers for the team were Jason
Cooper; Sheila Wright 142; Patricia
Schwarz 219-552; Gary Bedard and
John Coleman.
The Boozin' Brewers went from
last place the week before, to finish
in fourth place with 16756. Helping
out the team were Bob Wright 185;
Heather Alce 123; Sharri
MacDonald 181; Nancy Sue
Thomson 193-547; Trevor Price and
Doug Leonhard] 275,323,227-825.
The Falling Pins were also
another team with only 5 bowlers,
but can they bowl! They ended the
playoffs with 16750 points. Keeping
the Pins in the hunt were Ingrid
Doig 176; Betty Coleman 204;
Diana Steep; Ralph Johnston 233-
609 and Doug Procter 231,207.
Last, but not least come Murray's
Marauders with 16723 points. These
bowlers gave it their all each and
every time, but they managed to
come a few pins behind with 16723
points. Top bowlers for the
Marauders were Todd Doig 218;
Mary Wynja 161; Bonnie Janrnaat
174; Deb Bedard 207-509; Erich
Matzold 187 and Murray
Bennewies 280.236.217-733.
Team Standings: Wolverines -
17425; Wannabees - 17303; The
Buds - 16949; Boozin' Brewers -
16756; Failing Pins - 16750;
Murray's Marauders - 16723.
Don't forget the banquet on Fri-
day, May 5 at 8 p.m.
Ryan, Brad Pryce, Stefan Nichol,
Jason Phelan, Russell MacLaughlin,
Roger Schieck, Daryl Walters, Jeff
Opperman, Ron Cunningham,
Richard Wakeham, Shane Nantau.
The team is coached by Brian Pryce
and Robert Hunking.
In 1992 the team participated in
the tournament as the Ontario
champions, and this is the third
time since the start of the cham-
pionships that the local teams or
players have played. This is an
indication of the calibre of players
being developed in the . Minor
Broomball System of the Leagues
involved.
The team along with the Central
West Juvenile Girls hope to do
Seaforth and Central West proud as
they go for Gold in '95.
Loons win bowling title
by GEORGE LOVE
The Loons won the playoff title
in the St. James Bowling League on
Monday, April 17 at Starlight
Lanes. Kevin Johnston led the
Loons with 234,292,221-747, Bob
Dinsmore 222,212-613, and Martin
Van Bakel 206-532.
The Doves finished second paced
by Don Nolan 24$-591 and Jack
Ryan 201-526.
The Eagles were third with top
games by George Love 240,211-
615, Betty Johnston 218-563 and
Lavern Godkin 258-532.
Leaders for the Emus were Mark
Higenell 219-599, Gord Murray
255-573 and Rob Simpson 200-497.
High bowlers for the Partridges
were Connie Marion 238,304-723
and Janice Morris 204,201-539.
Martin Andreassi led the Jays
with 298,255-694 and Murray
Bennewies 226,208,218-652.
Members of the Loons were Bob
Dinsmore, Kevin Johnston, Martin
Van Bakel, Johonna Goodman and
Murray Rollinson.
Seniors' bowling
hosts banquet
On Wednesday, April 19 the
Senior's Bowling League for '94-95
ended with a sumptuous meal pre-
pared by the Legion Ladies Auxili-
ary.
President Olave Little welcomed
all and grace was delivered by
Gladys Doig. Ralph Johnston gave
a few words in appreciation for the
great league and said he will look
forward to seeing everyone back in
September. Next the awards were
given by Olave and Secretary Betty
Leonhardt. High team - Canadiens -
Ann Wood, Oliver Pryce, Betty
Leonhardt, Art Finlayson, Olive
Papple, Ken McDonald and Annie
CONTINUED ON PAGE 17
GREGOR CAMPBELL PHOTO
SOCCER SEASON STARTS - Christa Bennett (white jersey)
didn't back away from the ball as the girls soccer season got
underway on the field at Seaforth District High School last week.
The locals were edged 1-0 by Clinton (dark jerseys).
Organizational Meeting for
DUBLIN
ATHLETIC
ASSOCIATION
on Tuesday, May 2nd
8:30 p.m.
Dublin Community Centre
For more information call ,i0(,
345-2260 or 345-2432 (after tt:9 p.m.)
Playoff Standings - Loons -
14759; Doves - 14303; Eagles -
14299; Emus - 14243; Partridges -
14167; Jays - 13125.
League Champs were the Jays.
Murray Bennewies, Martin
Andreassi, Wilhelmina Poppe,
Joyce Marcuccio, and Marion
Godkin.
Individual were:
WOMEN
High Average - Connie Marion -
192; High Triple - Betty Johnston -
731; High Single - Janice Morris -
322; Most Improved - Sandra Lee.
MEN
High Average - Murray Bennewies
- 277; High Triple - George Love -
852; High Single - Jack Ryan -
319; Most Improved - Martin
Andreassi.
GREGOR CAMPBELL PHOTO
LARGE TURNOUT - More than 75 young people showed up for
the first practice of the Seaforth In -Line Roller Hockey League at
the community Centres Thursday night. The registration may rise
as organizers feel there is enough interest to expand with a
beginner's division, for six to eight -year-olds. There is another
practice this Thursday ( 8 to 12 -year-olds, 6:30 p.m.; 13 to 15,
7:45 p.m.) and the league begins play on May 4.
Final WOAA hockey standings
Mitchell
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Brussels 213
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