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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1997-01-29, Page 14OC© HOCKEY OHA JUNIOR "D"EVELOPMENTLEAGUE (Jan. 24) Seaford' 2 at MITCHELL 6 alsodlos (as of MDRVILDIYISKel WLT F,A PI Exeter 24 42 1 154 83 51 Mitchell 16 1214 11494 37 Seafortb 17 1412 133 117 37 Lucan 17 1412 147 125 37 North Midd 13 172 I 137 146 29 WLT F A PI, Mt. Brydgs 26 41.0 189 85 55 Thamsfrd 18 122 1 156 116 39 Pt. Stanley 18 132 0 179 120 38 Lambeth 10 20(2 114 142 26 Belmont 9 210 1 107 177 19 (overtime losses count a point) FUTURE GAMES : SdL: Seaforth at Hagersville, 7:30 p.m. Syn.: Exeter at SEAFORTH, 8:30 p.m. WOAA SENIOR "A" (as of Jan. 20) Tram L T PIA Shelborne 11 4 0 31 Wiarton 12 7 0 24 Arthur 12 6 1 25 Goderich 11 7 0 22 Palmerston 10 7 2 22 Brussels 7 8 2 16 Ripley 7 11 0 15 Clinton 3 12 2 8 Drayton 2 17 0 4 SEAFORTH & DISTRICT MINOR HOCKEY NOVICE (Jan. 26) Seaforth 4 at WINGHAM 2 SEAFORTH SCORERS: Joel Schenk 2. Chris Cronin and Matt YOUNGEST COMPETITOR - Shannon Vincent, 18 -months -old, was the youngest show - person at the annual Huron County Holstein Show at the Fairgrounds in late August. Camochan. 'Year in Review' concludes NOVEMBER 27 new store is scheduled to Scaforth Community open in a big new mall at Hospital is a "primary hospi- Goderich in the spring. tal" in all three of the much- DECEMBER 11 awaited options outlined by In a unanimous decision, the Huron -Perth District Allan Carter of Harpurhey is Health Council, assuring its named new chair of the important role in arca health Huron County Board of care. The future role of hos- Education. A trustee for pitals in St. Marys, Clinton, Tuckcrsmith and Hensall, he Wingham, Exeter and else- has served the hoard since where is up in the air. 1989 and was vice -chair this At present, the eight hospi- past year. tats in the two counties have about a 55 per cent occupan- cy rate and get about $75 - million in funding annually from the Ontario govern- ment. The Huron -Perth DHC says thc status quo is not an option, and is assuming fund- ing cutbacks of 18 per ccnt across the board. OCTOBER 30 A jury finds former English teacher at Seaforth District High School guilty on four sex-related charges in a London courtroom after a five-day trial. Butyl Leroy Wilson, 52, of London is guilty of three charges of paying for the sex- ual services of males under the age of 18 between 1990 and 1993. He is also convict- ed on a charge of gross inde- cency. Wilson had 22 years of teaching experience, was liv- ing in London and teaching in Scaforth at the time of his arrest in May 1994, the 30th person arrested in the contro- versial Project Guardian. He was remanded in cus- tody with sentencing set for Jan. 2. * * * Loyd Eisler of Scaforth is inducted into Canada's Sports Hall of Fame in cere- monies at Toronto, along with pairs partner Isabelle Brasseur of Quebec and four other athletes of national renown, among them former Montreal hockey star Guy Lafleur. NOVEMBER 6 High winds in the arca, esti- mated at 90 kmh, make short work of a recently -erected storage shed at Coleman Farms at the south-west edge of Kippcn. * * * Murphy Bus Lines cele- brates its 50th anniversary in the arca. NOVEMBER 13 A delegation attends McKillop Council's regular DECEMBER 18 A 39 -year-old Dublin arca. man is a lucky fellow. James Mowat has non life-threaten- ing injuries after his car is carried about 300 feet along the tracks after colliding with a train, square on the driver's side door, at a level crossing south-east of St. Columban early last Friday afternoon. * * * The GoderichlExetcr Director of Education Paul Railway Company train con - Carroll is granted a leave of sistcd of an engine and two absence due to illness. The cars, each loaded loaded with Huron County Board of 110 tons of fertilizer. The Education appoints Chuck operators weren't hurt. Rowland acting director. DECEMBER 25 DECEMBER 4 The Huron -Perth District More than 80 floats, four Health Council (DHC) gets a bands and four groups of 60 -day extension to finish its majorettes take part in thc hospital study and select a annual Santa Claus Parade preferred option for the two down Scaforth's Main Street, counties. sponsored by the local Lions Club. Seaton}, Branch 156 of the Royal Canadian Legion wins the award for having the float with the hest overall theme. * * * The Canadian Tire associ- ate store on Scaforth's Main Street announces it is closing at the end of this month. There has been a Canadian Tire outlet in Scaforth for 46 years, since 1950, but a big * * * Boyd Devereaux of Scaforth is off to the World Championships at Geneva, Switzerland as one of 13 for- wards on Canada's National Junior Hockey Team. The 18 - year -old is a second -year centre with the major junior Kitchener Rangers, and the third graduate of Scaforth's minor system and the junior Centenaires to make Canada's national junior team in the past decade. he ttown.ship handleduset with the , its Local broomball roundup recent approval of a Cantel telecommunications tower for Lot 31, Conc. 6, north of Roxboro. Similar concerns were raised when a tower went up in Beechwood; also in the township, earlier in the year. Analysts say there are now 2.8 -million cellular phone owners in Canada, which is what these towers arc used for, and they estimate that in the coming decade the figure will rise to 12 -million. *• The winners of the Seaforth's 1996 citizenship awards are announced: Charles Perkins for civic ser- vice, Peg Coombs for humanitarian service and Hank Binnendyk for service to sports. CONTINUED from Page 7. Dooreleyers. Our Hitmcn pick up a few goals by speed- ster Jerry Wright, hot dog Neucker and quiet Rob Hunking, quick passes by Jason Phelan and Andre Gras. GRADS 2 PARR LINE 1 Parr Line were coming on strong but time ran out. Their only goal was achieved by tool time Tim Bylsma. His helpers were Jamie Poirier and Steve Gibbings. The Grads. were a little slow but finally popped in two goals to keep the lead, goals scored by Steve Wynja and Jim Nyenhuis, assistance came from Jerry Burtch. KNIGHTS 0 ROYALS 1 The Knights poured it on this night, as you can see by the score. They kept pushing and pushing hut couldn't buy a goal. Their goalie Bert Vorstcnbosh played superb. OK Royals you got thc break in overtime with no goalies. The only goal was scored by Ted Mills with a quick pass by his sidekicks Jim Butson and goalie Rob Dearing, who also played well. LADIES BROOMBALL JAN. 29 9. p.m. Socialites vs Parr Line; 9:50 p.m. 1 vs 2; 10:40 p.m. Polar Ice vs Winthrop. MENS BROOMBALL JAN. 30 9 p.m. Parr Line vs Winthrop; 9:50 p.m. Knights vs Cyclones; 10:40 p.m. Royals vs Hitmen. (Jan. 25) C4th 6 at BAYFIELD 3 SEAFORTH SCORERS: Dave Chessel 2, Matt Carnochan 2, Joel Schenk and Robert Johnston. (Jan. 22) Mitchell 1 at SEAFORTH 9 SEAFORTH GOALS: Matt Camochan 3. Joel Schenk 2, David Chessell 2j(obert Johnston and Tanner Glanville. ATOM• OMHA/WOAA PLAYOFF Game 1/best of (Jan.26) • C4TH 2 DURHAM 0 SEAFORTH SCORERS: Mark Kirkconnell and Barry Young. BANTAM OMHA/WOAA PLAYOFF Game I/best of 5 (Jan. 26) Durham 1 at SEAFORTH 4 SEAFORTH SCORES:Kevin Camochan, Ryan VanDooren, Adam Leonhardt and Derek Nesbitt. HIGHLIGHTS; Dan O'Reilly stopped penalty shot with 6:26 left in first period. Seaforth leading 2-0 at the time. FUTURE GAMES: Seaforth in DURHAM, Tuesday, Jan. 28 at 9:00 p.m. Seaforth in DURHAM, Monday, Feb. 4 at 9:00 p.m. BANTAM SCORING (regular season final) GPG ATOT. Nesbitt, Derek 21 28 10 38 Carnochan. Jared 18 6 10 16 Tunny, Jason 16 3 13 16 Carnochan, Kevin 19 6 9 15 Anstett, Jason 19 7 4 11 Leonhard!, Adam 20 6 5 11 VanDoern. Ryan 19 3 8 11 Glanville, Marc 20 3 7 10 Nash. Danny 20 3 5 8 MacDonald. Jason 20 3 2 5 Teicbert, Keegan 15 2 3 5 Young, Daryl 20 2 3 5 Willis. Ryan 19 0 4 4 Flanagan. Matt 20 I 2 3 Renneewies. Kyk 9 0 2 2 Murray Curtis .19 1 1 2 O'Rielly. Dan 21 0 0 0 Pridham, Ken 21 .0 0 0 RESULTS GAMES SCORE F A 0' 9 2 2 3 5 6 2 6 3 4 1 7 8 2 6 2 •4 10 2 3 1 2 1 4 5 2 5 0 4 6 3 5 1 4 2 1 3 4 1 1 Port Elgin Lost Durham Tie Walkerton Lost Palmerston Won Mt. Forest Won Durham Won Listowel Lost .Port Elgin Lost Kinkardine Lost Hanover Won Walkerton Won Mt. Forest Won Goderich lost Stephen Lost Kincardine Lost Wingham Won Minn), Won Hanover Won Mitchell Lost Ooderkh Won Wingham Lost MUM yY . L T PTS 10 10 1 • 21 It3TIARD RINGETTE HURON -PERTH BELLE Exeter 5 at SEAFORTH 8 (Jan. 26) SEAFORTH RINGERS: 0 14 7 2, Tricia Jansen 2, Tricia Pridlan, Danielle Kidner, Cara Spittal and Abby Dietz. 2. BOWLING TOWN & COMMIT • (Jan. 21 results) HEN HIGH AVERAGE; George Johnston 226. J1ICH SINGLE; Ralph Johnston 289. RIGH TRIPLE; Ralph Johnston 760, BETTER THAN 290; Bruce Ungcrion 229/278; Ralph Johnston 283; John Staffen 211/215; Arie VanDiepen 208/268/228; George Johnston 279. BETT.R THAN 600:: Brucat Ungarion 673; Ane VanDiepen 704; George Johnston 652. WOMEN RIGH AVERAGE- Carol Johnston 186. t .HH LE Carol Johnston 214. IrIGII T L: Carol Johnston 600. BETTER THAN 200: Sue Stokes 213; Sharon Evans 212. STANDINGS Bad Bowlers 61, Animals 67, Fighters 54, Diggers 58, Eagles 47, Climbers 49. ST. JlAAQISE 11Z4(I010H (Jan. 27) MEN HIGH SINGLE; George Love 332. HUGH TRIPLE; Jack Ryan 741. BETTER THAN 200; Love 332; Robert Hoggarth 270/209; Bob Dinsmore 254; Don Nolan 263; Martis Bos 263; Henry Vcrhoog 247; lack Ryan 207/224/286; Mark Higenell 219: Martin VanBakel 24.4. TRIPLES OVER 600• George Love 697; Jack Ryan 717; Robert Hogarth 651; Bob Dinsmore 601. WOMEN HUGH SINGLE; Janice Moms 294. HIGH TRIPLE; Janice Moms 651. BETTER THAN 200: Janice Moms 294; Connie Marion 236; Julie Greidanus 220: Alison Verhoog 216: Sandra Lee 201. TRIPLES OVER 600 Janice Moms 651. STANDINGS• Canadiens 94, Bruins 76, Red Wings 71, Rangers 68, Maple Leafs 67, Black Hawks 65. 2311311ON ( Jan. 24) lint sui, . a Don Elliot 256. HIGH TRIPLE: Arie 00000000000Van Diepen 667. BETTER THAN 200: Don Deighton 213; Bruce Ungarian 208/205; Ron Stephen 212; Ralph Johnston 221/255; Doug Huard 201; VanDiepen 222/215/230: Elliott 256: Gary Bennett 210. TRIPLES OVER 600: Arie Van Diepen 667; Ralph Johnston 642. WOMEN HIGH c NG • Kathy Coombs 233. HIGH TRIPLE: Joanne Raidt 583. SINGLES OVER 200: Kathy Coombs 233; Barbara Cook 200; Joanne Raidt 214. HIGH AVERAGE: Kathy Coombs 178. TRIPLES OVER 600: STANDINGS - Snobirds 63, Blue Jays 46, Eagles 41. Robins 46, Cardinals 36. Crows 41. NIIOIES ( Jan. 24) HUGHSINGLE: 1. Aubin 223. HIGH TRIPLE: R. Bennett 542. BETTER THAN 200: 1. Aubin 223; E. Matzold 211; A. Mct1man 201; R. Bennett 200. WOMEN HIGH SINGLE,: G. Munnings.201. HUGH TRIP/.R4 G. Munninga 527. BETTER THAN 173: G. Munninga 201/193; 1. Wallace 195: 1. Bailey 190/178; A. Wood 176/177. WEEKLY _TRIPLES_ OVER 509: G. Munninga 527; A. Wood 515; 3. Bailey 511: 1. Wallace 508. • CURLING (Jan 25 & 26) Eon McMillan,Chrisy Gordon, Brett Jewitt and Amy Gordon. SEAFORTH defeated Woodstock and (Merton "B" teams and was defeated by llderton "A" team twice. N9w come they re sovere4 ono you re not. AU results aro! welcome in SCOREBOARD. They should be legible and submitted by noon Monday so they can be typeset in time for publica- tion. Easy -to -fill -out SCOREBOARD report sheets are available at the arena orThe Expositor office. Justice Watt reports problems remain rampant in hockey CONTINUED from Page 8. TOO MUCH PAST In his preamble, Justice Watt comments that 1992 CAHA (Now CHA) observa- tions remain true: "1t is true the amateur hock- ey agenda in Ontario is not being fully realized in some important respects. Serious deficiencies abound in the area of trust, communication and cooperation. In spite of the vast amount of attention, resources and volunteer ener- gy devoted to the situation, the engine of progress and change seems to continue to sputter." "It is with profound regret that I feel impelled to record the same conclusions more than four years later," Justice Watt's recent report states: "There remains too much of the past. There is little of the present, certainly even less of the future. "It is a deja-vu that never seems to end. No one seems willing, if able, to get over and on with it," the report continues. (We will take a look at the local reaction to Justice David Watt's proposals in next week's paper.) Clear the track Popular former pro hockey player Eddie "Clear the Track" Shack is scheduled to be wielding the whistle Saturday night in Stratford, as referee in an exhibition pitting National Hockey League Oldtimers against the Festival City's junior B Culliton Oldtimers. The exhibition game is being put on by the Stratford Area Association for Community Living, which supports "adults and youth with a developmental disabil- ity within central Perth County." Shack was perhaps the most popular Leaf in Toronto's glory years under "Punch" Imlach , 30 years ago. Another one of his nick- names was "The Entertainer." The NHL Oldtimers' lineup includes Hall of Earner Andy Bathgate, Dan Maloney, Dick Redmond, Wayne Carleton, Stan Jonathan, Keith McCreary, Bill Derlago, Mike Pelyk, Jack Valiquette, Peter McDuffc, Bob Lorimer, Bob Attwel and John Miszuk. The Cullitons' Oldtimers will be coached by Terry Uniac. Scott Skinner, Paul Barton, Ken Chisholm, Paul Smith, Ron White, Brad Walsh, Ross Yantzi, Dave Randerson, Quincy Wilker, Brian McGuinness, Bill Pickering, Mark Maue, Mike McLeod, Wayne Masson, Craig Swartzentruber, Dan McPherson, Joe Hishon, Rick Petrie and Tom Ruston are listed on the roster. The game is at the William Allman Memorial Arena at 8 REGIONAL PLAYDOWNS bitionafansoclan g B ahn auho- AT SEAFORTH graph and talk to the players "A" Winner at a reception. GLENDALE "D" Winner ST. CATHERINES Note: VANASTRA team of Chris Van Loo, Joanne Hayter. Mark Butcher and Te -Anna Creasman were eliminated from play by the Brantford team on Sunday morn- ing., BANTAM MIXED REGIONAL "A" Winner BURUNOTON "D" Winner ST. CATHER1NB8 NOTE: SEANORTH team of Fourth Fest The fourth annual Family Literacy Festival , put on by a committee and the Huron County Board of Education, is scheduled for May 27 to 29. For More information on activities or an opportunity to volunteer please contact one of the coordinators, Shelly Black Weselan at 482-7948 or clo Vanastra Community School.,