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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1998-02-18, Page 11Ringette remains popular pastime in Seaforth Ringette remains a popular winter pastime with young women in and around Seaforth, and the local asso- ciation's showcase event is scheduled for this weekend at the arena - a three-day annual tournament that features free admissio�rj,+for anybody inter- ested irf giving the sport a gander. - About 250 girls on 19 teams in. all .age classes. encompassing ages five through 15, from Tiverton to St. Thomas to Cambridge, are expected. Seaforth has four teams entered -in novice. petite, tween -C and junior divisions. in addition. the youngest of. - the lot, Our local bunnies will put on an exhibition. The complete tournament schedule and the starting times of all the various games are included in this week's 30113131BOAIBlm. Meanwhile, back on the ranch in the hot sport news flash front - in some respects this continues to he a Kanner year for the Seaforth and District Ringette Association. ONTARIO GAMES Two members of the Seaforth Stingers, our belle A squad that is doing so well in Central Ontario Ringette League competition this sea- son- - are going to playing at next month's Ontario Winter Games. They are Kim Devereaux of Egmondvi1le and Ericka Burns of Clinton. They earned a berth on the Western Region all-star triple A belle team that will he competing at the annual provincial Winter (lames. the first weekend ()I' March in Peterborough. Both are terrific athletes. Belles are Ili -years -old or under. - ONTARIO WINTER GAMES bound -Ericka Burns (left) and Kim Devereaux of the Seaforth's (belle A) Stingers. Untiortunately, the Stingers. coached by Lynn Devereaux and Steve 'Tyndall. aren't entered in this weekend's tournament, REPEAT? Likewise, neither. is Seaforth 'x tween A ( general- ly 12 and 13 -years -old) team who certainly have been .no slouches this season either. SEAFORTH'S GOOD NEWS BUNNIES - are ready and raring to do some big time thumping at this weekend's annual ringette tournament in town. From left: Sarah Elligsen, Lindsey Keys, Brittney Flanagan, Janet Keys (coach), Janessa Dalton, Jodie Keys, Cassidy Flanagan. Bunnies are from five to seven years -old. Seaforth and area sports OCD1211DAID CONTINUED from Page 7. (Feb. Il) • Stratford 7 at SEAFORTH 6 STINGER GOALS: Kim Devereaux, Melissa Finlayson 2, Jessica Finlayson. Shawna Rowe. NOTES: Seaforth came hack from a two goal deficit to tie it late in the second half. hut Stratford viol) 11 with a goal in the last 30 seconds. Refs need an appoint- ment with Dr. IaPlante. and thal's being kind! NOTES: Seaforth finished the preliminary round with three wins and one loss, and must wail for Wednesday night's result between Woolwich and Stratford. It Stratford heats them by more than three goals. they win the roaund- robin and advance to the Provincials. In their previous game at Stratford• it was Stratford 7 Woolwich 5. Scafonh could also end up at the Provincials as a wild card. (Feb. (01 Seaforth 6 at Stratford 5 FUTURE GAMES: Wcc), Stratford in Woolwich. TWFEN C (Feb. 14/exhibition ) Tiverton 10 at SEAFORTH 8 SF.AFORTH GOALS: Alicia Dick 3. Randi Wilson 2. C. Fisher, Renee Nash. Jenny Ducharme. NOVICE (Feb.' 14) Mitchell 7 at SEAFORTH 4 SEAFORTH GOALS: Lindsay Nash 2. Christa Verbeme, Kristen Flanagan. Seaforth 6 at FOREST 4 SEAFORTH SCORERS: Nash 2. Verheme 2, BUNNIES (Feb. 15) Dorchester 9 at SEAFORTIJ I 1 SEAFORTH GOALS: Elise Vandenbosctl 5. Jaltnc Klachan 3, Hannah Vandenbosch 2. Jodie Keys. BASKETBALL BOYS Web. 11) Clinton 79 at SEAPORTII 81 (Scan Ludwig 59, Bruce Griffin 91 huller Clinton 54 at SEAPORTl171 (Trevor Ward 20. Jeremy Holmes 14) lllitltcl Clinton 39 at SEAPORT1I S9 i $!Jean Wood 17. Joe Bawl -man 161 FUTiURF; GAMES: hit; Huron Conference semi-finals. Wed (Feb. 253: Huron Conference finals. SHOOTING KIPPEN GUN CLUB (wch. 14) 12 -Gauge i'aul Mellor. 25; Bin McNeilly. 24: Harold Cook, 23: Steve Graham. 21; Brad Mann. 21; Tins Hoff. 21: Mark Tuckcy. 20. 2U -Gauge Paul Wchh, 24; hm Rcan. 24; Russ Beaver. 20; nen Jeffry. 19. 28 -Gauge Paul Wehh, 23; Russ Beaver, 21; Dan Crcrar, 20. 410-Gaugt Jamie Caldwell. 2.3. BOWLING ROUNDUP 11'7/W1RB3/Dh7 NRJEINSIRS (Feb 121 MEN• MGM AVERAGE: Murray Ilennewics 272 IIIGII SINE_ Neal Beuerman and Doug Lconhardi 323. HIGHHIGH TRIPLE:; Ilennewics 817. BETTER TIIAN 200: Bennewies- 301/245/271 : Mike Thomson 276/2.50/264: Neal Heuerman 223/121/214. Dung I.eonhardi 2)6/121. Rob Anderson 283/206/211. Ralph Johnston 207/224. Curtis Costello 236/215. lack tingarian 201/215. John Coleman 248. Brian Harry 25.1. Bruce t/ngartan 2M. Arthur Bums 249. Dean Pncc 260 TRIPLES OVER 600; Hennewies, Thomson 790. Heileman 780. Leonhardt 742. Anderson 702. Johnston 626. Costello 622. 1 Ungarian 621. Coleman 617. Harry 613. HEN SEASON MIGiLAVERAg6 Leonhard, 259. SEASON mall SINGLE: l.eonhnrdr S.&4SON HIGH TRI/1E; l.ermhnrdr 970 WOMEN SEASON 1I1GWI AVERAGE; F,arun 232. SEASON )IIGHSINGLE; Bonnie !annular 351 )l ,t SON MOH TRIPLE Elson 79N. WOMEN 111(i11 AVERAGE: (lade l;atiiin 2)4 )Heli SINGLE. Easurt 293_ HiGH TRIPLE: basun 761 CONTINUED on Page 12. TEAMS WANTED Novice & Atom House League & Rep. for Bayfield Minor Hockey Tournament . March 17 to.March 20 in Bayfield For info or to register call BOB PELLOW - 233-7260 That team willohe in Dorchester this weekend, playing in a preliminary tour- nament against arch -rivals Forest, with the winner becoming the Huron -Perth representative at this season's Provincials. Don't het against the local lasses either. In the main, it is the .same group of girls who won las( spring's Ontario championship ih the petite A classification, and earned a trip around Seaforth in the - fire truck for their efforts. This year's tween A team is coached by 'Marian Durst (who is also now president of the Seaforth ringeltc associa- tion) and Sue Anne Van Miltenhurg. All told, there are about 75 young 'athletes on •a half- dozen teams, plus the bun- nies, registered for ringette in Seaforth this season. This weekend's tournament gets underway at 4 o'clock Friday afternoon, with the various finals late Sunday afternoon and early that evening. St. Columban SOCCER REGISTRATION SATURDAY MARCH 7 SUNDAY MARCH 8 at the SEAFORTH ARENA ALL SOCCER LEVELS (Inclusive Under 19 Men's & Ladies) ST. THOMAS A.C.W. SIIROVE TUESDAT PANCAKE SUPPER FEB. 24TH 5 to 7 p.m. in Parish Hall Adults $5.00, Children under 12 52.50 All you can eat. BROTHERHOOD ATIGHT THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26Th Sponsored by: SEAFORTH BRANCH 156 ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION Social Hour 6 to 7 PM Dinner 7 PM Guest Speaker: DR. KEN SHONK MD CCFP All service clubs are invited' to come on out and have a great night! JIM WATSON President Branch 156 FRI. - THURS. FEB. 20 - 26 7:30 PM NITELY SUN. MAT. 1:30 PM ALL MAT. SEATS '4.25 141 ►' Y NOMINA S BEST PICItIRE PAngplat LONG DISTANCE' CAI( 1-8Q0 MS 34.1) I(1) 11)1 1811 ML))IE 12111 THE HURON EXPOSITOR, February 18, 1908-11 Wedding Kim Lee daughter of Ken d' Bette Lee of Blyth & Darrel -Eckert, son of Norah Y Stephen Eckert of Bayfield exchanged rings at a beautiful wedding on July 12, 1997 at'Zgmondville United Church with Rev. Cheryl -?inn Stadelbauer Sampa officiating. Attendants for the couple were, Karin Lee, Sandra (Walsh) Bos, Tanya Eckert, Natasha Lee, Christina f chert, 7Kelsey Eckert, Greg £'vfCPherson, Kevin Lee, Stephen Eckert yr. and Mirka( Lee. The happy couple spent their honeymoon in OViagara Falls and now reside in Blyth. Darrel de Kim want to sincerely thanktheir parents, their wedding party, • family and friendsfor gifts and cards and for making their, day so very very special Ott 527-0980SEAFORTH SAT. NITE ('40 SENTINALS LANES FA SMALL "TOGA PARTY" TUNES BY SOUND IMAGE D.J. PRIZES NI PROCEEDS TO EQUIPMENT FUND SAT. FEB. 28 "BARSTOOL PROPHETS" TIX 57.0[) ADV SU) 04) DOOR FRI. MARCH 6 BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND "5150" THE ULTIMATE TRIBUTE TO TO VAN HALEN Friday Tickets are going fast for SASS JORDAN On her "Present" Tour with special Guests "FiREFLYZ" Tix 1 15.00 Advance $22.°3 Door Hwy 8 West. Ckntor, , 482-1234 / Seaforth Ag Society ANNUAL MEETING SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28 6:45 P.M. at the AGRI PLEX Guest Speaker: Joan Stewart re: Foodgrain Bank Trip Tickets '12.00 Available from any director or call 527-1321 ••••• • • THE • • • CHR !` S •• • 4� 0 • • • LARR , • • • COMEDY • • • • Tickets: $7.00 each • • February 21 • • 9 p.m. • • Brussels Country • Inn • • Turnberry St., Brussels • • 887-9035 • •••••• f SUBASARINEs.r SEAFORTH We regret to announce our, Chicken food line is no longer available tat our Seaforth location, as of Wed. Feb. 18th. Look for our Grand Opening of our New Chicken location in the near future. Thank you for your continued patronage. John & Cindy Hunt IIIII11lII 'AN. Musk Box Dinar iN CONCERT Sat. Mar. 7 8 PM MEMORIAL HALL - BLYTH Tickets: $23.00 in advance & $25.00 at the door Available at: Ernie King's (1993 Limited) - Wingham & Goderich • Dixie Lee - Clinton • Myth Decor Shop - Bfyth • Blyth Festival Office - Myth • Credit Card Orders 1.800.485.7829