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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1985-11-27, Page 12Al2 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, NOVEMBER 27, 1985 JOHN ELLIGSEN ELECTRIC LTD. Farm • Residential • Commercial WIRING and PLUMBING 24 Hour Emergency Service R.R. No. 4 Walton Ph. 345-2447 or Ph.345-2547 r••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • ANNOUNCEMENT • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • Also we would like to welcome Ralph and Carol Johnston • who will be assuming the business on December 1, 1985. • : We wish Ralph and Carol the best for the future. Thank • • you again. Gordon and Gerda Nobel would like to thank all bowlers over the last 21 years for their patronage. • • • • • • • • • • • • • GORD & GERDA : q••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• APPLIANCE DISTRIBUTORS Sobringvillo Seaforth 393-6181 527-1213 SPORTS KICKING UP A FUSS — Every time the Canadians and the Rangers meet in Industrial hockey league action neither team knows just quite how things will end up. This week the Rangers beat the Canadians 12-5, reversing the teams met. result of the la3t time these two (Mcllwraith photo) Novices win Exeter tourney The Seaforth Novice hockey team heralded a successful weekend as they won the A championship of a tournament held in Exeter. It was the Novice., first tournament of the year and the team members played three strong games to win the championship. In the first game Seaforth met Parkhill and defeated them 6-2. Mike Watt had three goals in that game while Mike Devereaux came up with two and Joe Murray one in the Seaforth effort, Assists went to Just[n Rodney and Wayne Schoonderwoerd. In game two Seaforth goalie Mike Moylan recorded a shutout in a 7-0 win over Lucan. Scoring for Seaforth in that game were Joe Murray with three goals and one assist, Mike Watt with two goals, Mike Devereaux with one goal and one assist, Wayne Schoonder- woerd with one goal and Jeff Ryan with one assist. • in the championship game Seaforth defeated Ridgetown 6-2. Mike Watt put Seaforth on the scoreboard first with a goal at the 6:39 mark of the first period. Ridgetown tied things up at 8:55 and went ahead in the second period at the 1 :38 mark. But from then on Seaforth was in command scoring four unanswered goals. Goals went to Wayne Schoonderwoerd with the winner, Joe Murray, Dean Finnigan, Mike Weber and Mike Devereaux. Assists went to Joe Murray, Mike Weber, Mike Watt. Patrick Cook and Dean Finnigan, In other Novice hockey action Seaforth defeated Brussels 7.1 on Friday. Leading the scoring for Seaforth was Joe Murray with three goals. Wayne Schoonderwoerd had two goals, Mike Devereaux had one goal and two assists and Mike Watt had one goal. Assists also went to Harold Hugill, Jeff Flannigan, Jim Crowley and Steve Mclnally. Scoring for Brussels was Matt Lee. Midgets successful in two games The Seaforth Midgets were successful in two hockey games during the past week. In the first last Monday they rallied to a 5-3 win over Mitchell. Mitchell opened the scoring just into the first period with a goal scored by John Taylor. Mike Schoonderwoerd scored the first goal for Seaforth right after ending the first period at a tie 1-I. Ron Pryce and Joey Smith each scored in the second period making the score 3-1 for Senfnrih CASH 84, CARRY CLASSIFIED CORNER Turn your unwanted household Items Into CASH for only $1m00 HERE'S WHAT YOU GET FOR ONLY $1.00 WITH THE EXPOSITOR'S NEW CASH & CARRY CLASSIFIEDS: 1. Bring in or mail your ad and $1.00 to sell those household articles you no longer need. 2. Use as many words as you want to describe your bargains. 3. Your item must be priced under $40. and the price must be in your ad. 4. Only 1 item per ad. 5. Payment must be enclosed with your ad - written on The Expositor coupon on the classified page. 6. Cash & Garry Classifieds are only for private individuals selling personal possessions. 7. Sorry. no phone orders at this price. 8. DEADLINE Mondays at 4:30 p.m. USE THE EXPOSITOR COUPON ON THE CLASSIFIED PAGE Consult the Expositor Classified Ad -visor JOAN GUICHELAAR Mitchell scored just into the third period by Andrew Tinning but Brian Dupuis answered right back with a goal. Don Rohfritsch scored Mitchell's third and final goal of the game only to have Ron Pryce score again for Seaforth before play ended. Last Tuesday Milverton came to Seaforth and were defeated 7-5. Kevin Cooper opened the scoring for Seaforth but with 3:40 left in the first period Milverton tied the score. One minute later Ron Pryce scored to make the score 2-1 for Seaforth. Just into the second period Ron Pryce scored again only to have Milverton answer back with two goals. Then both Kevin Cooper and Mike Betties scored ending the second period at 5-3 for Seaforth. Milverton retaliated with two quick goals to tie the game at five. Seaforth didn't let up so both Mike Betties and Joe Smith scored to give Seaforth the edge. Junior Belles win three The Seaforth Junior Belles won three of four games. they played over the weekend. in their first game on Thursday night, the girls won 7-6 over Exeter. Goals went to Tracey Fortune with two. Susan Rowcliffe with two, Tammy Nash with 1 and Lisa Henderson and Andrea Ribey also with one. Tawnya Taylor did a great job stopping some hard shots. SEA FORTH - GODERICH The girls' second game was against Goderich. They came from being behind 3-0 in the first period to an eventual 7-5 victory. Goaltending was great with Shelly O'Brien stopping many shots. Goalscorers were Tracey Fortune with three. Lisa Henderson with two and Heather McKercher and Tracey Sills each with one. SEA FORTH - M ITCH ELI. Seaforth travelled to Mitchell to play their third game and came home with a 13-2 loss. The girls played well despite the score and the fact Mitchell did not want to play with extended zones. Goals were scored by Tracey Fortune and Lisa Henderson. both unassisted SEA FORTH - FOREST The girls' last game was played in Seaforth. They won 13-2 against Forest. Goalscorers for this game were Tammy Nash with four, Tracey Fortune with three. Andrea Ribey and Use Henderson , both with two and Shelly Nigh and Susan Rowcliffe each with one. Assists went to Shelly Nigh with three, Kerry Stanley and Susan Rowdiffe with two and Andrea Ribey. Tammy Nash. Heather McKercher and Tracey Fortune each with one. Belles beat Forest 7-1 The Seaforth Belles played to a 7-1 victory against Forest on Sunday at the local Community Centres it was a fine game by all the players especially the defensemen who kept goaltender Leanne Whitmore well protected all during the game. Tammy Taylor led the scoring with three goals and an assist. Lisa O'Dwyer, Jane Rowdiffe, Amy Vanden- akker, and Lisa Calver had a goal each. Tracy Taylor had an assist On Friday evening the girls travelled to Goderich to meet the tough Goderich team Seaforth was handed its first defeat of the season losing 6-4 Lisa O'Dwyer had two goals for Seaforth, Tammy Taylor had a goal and assist. Amy Vandenakkerhad a goal, and assist,. Other assists went to Katrina Lindeman, Tracy Taylor and Pam Campbell The girls' next home game is Sunday. December 8 at 5:50 p m against Forest Petites record second win The Seaforth Petite Ringette team record- gerich. Kim Rau. Cathy Devereaux. Robin ed their second win with a 9.1 victory against Carnodian and Christa Leonhardt Goderich on Saturday Cmalie. Jennifer Marion had a slow game Goals went to Carrie McUwain (2%, Jill with only four shots on net Betties i2 i, Janice Rodney c2 i and 2 assists, Goderich player, Terri Duckworth scored Katie Craig t2 % and Angie Jervis tl t their only goal assisted by Jennifer McIntosh Assists were awarded to Andrea Gin- with only seconds left in the game Atoms drop two tournament games Atom hockey players travelled to Harriston on the weekend for their first tournament of the year. Things did not turn nut well for the boys as they lost both their games but it was great experience for future tournaments in the hockey season In the first game. Seaforth lost 5-2 to a tough squad from Walkerton It was a fast "end-to-end" game with John Moylan and Brian Melady shanng net duties Jason Belrttenmiller and Steve Dapple got the Seaforth goals Steve Papple was the Most Valuable Player for the game In game two Seaforth met Exeter and lost a 3.1 decision. Steve Papple was the Ione scoter for the Seaforth team. Stephen If icknell was the Most Valuable Player for this game Paul MoLIwain scores four goals Paul Mcliwain's four -goal performance and Jason Schoonderwoerd's three goals. led the Seaforth Pee Wees to a 11-3 win over Clinton, /last Thursday in Clinton. Adding to the tally were Ted Sills, with two, and•Brent Vandenakker and Jason Horan with singles. Al the end of the second period the score was 8-3 for Seaforth. in the third Seaforth dominated adding three unanswered goals Getting assists in the game were Jason Papple and Ted Sills with two. and getting one apiece were Paul McUwain, Brian Cook, Karsten Carroll, Brad Schroeder and Jason Horan. Centenaires win one, lose one The Seaforth Centenaires recorded one win and one loss over the weekend in Junior D hockey action. In a Sunday game against Thamesford the Centenaires lost a close 726 battle, Jerry Wright led the Seaforth offense accounting for four goals and one assist himself during the 60 minutes of play. Dave Murray scored the other Seaforth goals. Assists came from Mark Johnston with two, and Kevin Melady, Jim Campbell and John Dale, each with one Goaltender Keith McClure faced 42 shots on net In an earlier game Friday night the Centenaires soared to an 81 win over Howick. Top goal scorer in that game was Jim Campbell who scored twice and added an assist to his record John Dale. Kevin Melady. Mike Betties. Mark Johnston, Jerry Wright and Dan Wesenberg were the other scorers. Netminder Derek Cooper faced 43 shots on goal The Centenaires play their next home game Friday. December 6 against Clinton