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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1988-01-06, Page 7Seaforth Bantams win 2 and lose 2 The Seaforth Bantams took part in the Silver Stick tournament held fn Kincardine this past week. Team work and good clean play resulted in two wins and two losses for the bo s. On ? nday, Seaforth played two games. The ne was against Hespeler and they won 5-3. Brent van den Akker, Kevin McEl- wain and Ted Sills each scored one,goal and got one assist. Paul McLlwain and Jaxnig Wilbee scored one goal each. Jason Schoonderwoerd got two assist and Karsten Carroll assisted on one eo Seaforth won the game against Tiverton 6-0. Paul McLI and Michael Boven scored two goals each. Kevin McL1- wain scored one goal and got two assists. Jamie Wilbee scored one goal and got one assist. Brent van den Akker assisted on two goals and Jason Schoonderwoerd got one assist. Jason Patterson and Jeff Weber got the shat out. On Tuesday, the team played their third game of the tournament against Milverton. It was a close game for the whole thirty-five minutes. Milverton scored at the halfway mark of the second period and it was enough to give them a 1-0 win. The fourth game was played in Ripley against Howick. Howick took an early two goal but Seaforth scored late in the first period to stay in the game. The game was close and could have gone either way until River Rats shut out Red Rustlers LADIES BROOMBALL WINTHROP "2" COMMERCIAL "2" In the first half of the game the Commer- cial Ladies were so wound up and eager they had the first goal in before anybody realized what had happened. Audrey Schenk took full control over the first goal unassisted. Bev Shea squeezed a corner shot over the top of the goalie's head for a sure point with Mari T. Flanagan by her side. Frustrated Donna Arts said this is enough clowning around and got down to business, as she got three cracks at the ball, and into the net it went with help from her chum Deb Murray. With 52 seconds left in the last hall of the game Donna Arts was flat on the ice when she smacked the ball and "Wow" tied the game up. Her patrons were Jean Haggitt and Susan Hulley. QUEENS "1" PARR LINE "1" Parr Line started the scoring off with 8 seconds remaining in the first half of the game, as Sandy Fremlin took a smooth follow through shot and the ball glided along the ice and under the goalie's broom. Jan Rutledge was Sandi's associate on the goal. With the clock tickintaway Queen's player Cheryl Kruse noticed only 50 seconds left in the game. With a burst of energy she yelled "open" and as she saw the ball travelling at full speed dropped to her knee and then her elbow chipped the ball over the goalie's head to tie the game up. Confident passing from Jean Haggitt and Sharon Murray assisted the goal JUNIOR FARMERS "1" PERTH " 4" Liz Rhode was on cloud nine as she scored the Junior Farmer's first goal of the season. There was an outburst of joy from her team mates, Nancy Vink was her helper. The Perth Ladies were stunned by this act, but came back in full force with Karen McLagan scoring off of Joyce Dow's re- bound. Lynda Doupe snuck in and popped the ball into the net with help from Beth Con- sitt. Paula Serda took a nine iron and putted the ball into the net. Thanks for the chip shot Kathy McPhail. RIVER RATS "4" RED RUSTLERS "0" A hat trick plus one. Can this fellow get his helmet off? Ed Van Miltenberg was the tack of the night "go Ed go". A glisten of glitter came from helpers Steve Eckert Jr., Gor- • don Edwards, Robert McGrigor and Robert Hunking. The Mustangs just never got the breaks for scoring. KNIGHTS "0"CHLSLEHUTIST "0" These two straight forward teams played impressive broomball. Admirable sprotsmanship was greatly shown. RED RUSTLERS "0" DUMPERS "10" Red Rustlers received lots of ice time but very few goals. They worked hard and received no reward. The Dumpers had a good workout, with Jim Finlayson starting the ball to roll by sliding through on his knees and scoring. Help came from Dale Kennedy. An extended flip shot proved pro- sperous for Larry Dolmage. Direct passing came from Brill Dale and Rick Archambault A three on none break and John Caun's flexi- ble wrist shot paid off. Helping him was Jim Nash and Dale Kennedy. Brad Finlayson, two feet in front of the goalie, flipped the ball into the net. Good job Tom Burk was beside him. GRADS " 7" H.T. ROYALS "0" H.T. Royals had ample opportunities for scoring but were unsuccessful. The Grads outdid themselves on goal scaring. starting things off, Adrian Wydwen standing three feet from the goalie, drilled it from the front to the back of the net. Brother Robert Wydwen and Craig Smith were a big help. A blasting shot from the bine, line soared through the air 'Ind into the net before anybody saw it. No assistance was needed. The star of the evening finally got the hang of •broomball, tearing bis first goal of the season was Craig Kerslake. Hugh Crawford was his main man Finally the number one man scored a tranquilizer goal which was deflected in by Henry Wydwen. Help came from Mike VandenheuveL WINTHROP "1" PARR LINE "1" The Parr Line men shook up the wt Parr Line team by scoring the first goad-, Paul Gibbing's long shot was a surprise to the opposing goalie as it flew on by. Ed Salverda and Len Vanwanderen was his sepport. Tieing the game up was Dave Hulley who shot from centre ice. No help needed. NEXT WEEK JAN 7/88 7:30 p.m. Grads vs H.T. Royals 8:20 p.m. Mustangs vs Winthrop 9:10 p.m. Red.Rustlers vs Parr Line 10:00 p.m. CfsiseWwst vs Egmondville 10:50 p.m. Dampens vs Knights Raiders Sit out. the last two minutes of the second period and the first two minutes of the third period when Howick went ahead 5-1. In spite of the large goal difference, the Seaforth boys showed a lot of class. They worked hard up until the last buzzer. They had lots of scor- ing opportunities but the puck wouldn't go into the net. Scoring for Seaforth was Mark THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JANUARY 6,1988 --- 7 Smale. Assists went to Kevin Mcllwain and Mike Murray. In addition to the boys already named Jason Horan and Brad Schroeder gave an all out effort for Seaforth. The Howick Bantams went on to take the championship with a 5-4 win over Kincardine. Petites meet, Blyth after long holiday The Seaforth Ringette • Petites hosted Blyth Sunday January 3 after a long holiday and won the game 6-1. Scoring for Seaforth were Carrie McLI- wain with two goals, and Jennifer Marion, Lisa Gingerich, Jill Carnochan and Jennifer Siemon each with one. Assisting on the goals were Christa Leonhardt, Kelly Rau, Jill Carnochan, Jennifer Siemon, Carrie McLI- wain and Michelle Etue. Lisa McKay played in net for the first time and did very well. Blyth has improved a great deal since the last game, which mad it more of a challenge for our Petites. Sunday, January 10 the girls will host Fo r'a 5 o'clock game. LEW 7 NOR Seaforth 527-1440 Centenaires called impersonators The Seaforth Centenaires have been ac- cused of "impersonating a hockey team." The charge was made by a radio station which blasted the team after their 16-0loss in Lucan on December 30. The game was full of penalties and fights, and several members of the Centenaires organization felt the refereeing of the game wasn't what it could have been. By the end of the game there were only enough Centenaires left to cover the positions on the ice, with no spares. The rest had been thrown out of the game for fighting, and one had an injury. Poor refereeing can't be entirely blamed for a loss of the proportions sufferred by the Centenaires at Lucan's hands. The team played their worst game of the season and there were jokes circulating through the arena that only half of the ice would need to be cleaned at the end of the third period -and it wasn't the ice at Lucan's end. But Seaforth put the loss behind them when they faced off against Belmont on Sun- day night in Seaforth. The Centenaires had excellent pressure in the first period, but had a hard time cashing in on scoring oppor- tunities. Belmont was the first on the scoreboard as one of their, forwards picked off a bad Seaforth pass and beat Bill Tremeer. But Seaforth evened things up when Rich Boddy stole the puck right out of the Belmont goaltender's hands to slide a backhand bet- ween his legs. Seaforth out -played Belmont in the first period, but came away with the score tied 1-1. The tie was broken in the second period as Belmont again got the upper hand, scoring once early in the period and again at 10:12 on a power play. Kevin Melady teamed up. with Brad Carter to put one in on a Seaforth power play, but Belmont answered with another goal of their own to make the score 4-2 after two periods. After their lapse in the second period the Centenaires tried to get things going again in the third. Rob McEwen scored one for the local club assisted by Terry Pugh and Trevor Price. But penalties in the last five minutes of the game killed any hope of a comeback for the Centenaires. Belmont picked up a couple more goalsto make the final score 6-3 in their fabour. The shots on goal in the game were 34 to 32 in Belmont's favour. There are now 12 games left on the Centenaires' schedule. Because the Clinton Mustangs folded and their wins and losses were discounted, the Centenaires record now stands at 2 wins and 22 losses. The Centenaires' next home game will be January 12 when they take on the Brussels Bulls whom they got their second win from on December 19. Mrs. Fran Hook, R.N. 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FITNESS IS FUN Classes run Tuesday and Thursday morn- ings from 9 to 10 a.m. starting January 12 at the Community Centres. The registration fee will be $30 for two classes a week. Other classes will be on Wednesday evenings from 8 - 9 p.m. at the Community Centres starting January 13. Registration fee will be $20 for once a week. SWIMMING LESSONS at Vanastt d Recreation Centre will begin on Thursday, January 14 from 4:30 - 6:00 p.m. W.O.A.A, INTERMEDIATE HOCKEY ARTHUR vs SEAFORTH FRIDAY, JAN. 8, 8:30 p.m. SEAFORTH ARENA BLUELINE CLUB OPEN BETWEEN PERIODS & AFTER THE GAME All color levels will be available. Transpor- tation will leave from the arena at 4:00 pan. Registration fee will be $40, which includes transportation, lessons and badges. For more information or registration on any. of the above programs please call the Recreation office at 527-0882. The Seaforth Recreation Department re- quires a qualified Gymnastics Instructor to teach children from age 4 to 16 years. If you or someone you know would be interested, please call the Recreation Office as soon as possible. 527-0882. Senior Shuffleboard begins at 1:30 p.m. to- day. Don't miss the fun and fellowship. The Seaforth Optimist Club would like to announce that their 15th Annual Atom Hockey tournament will be held on Tuesday, January 12 from 7 - M. p.m., ' Friday, January 15 from 1 - 10 p.m., Saturday, January 16 from 9 a.m. - 10 p.m., and Sun- day, January 17 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. over 20 teams from all over Southwestern Ontario will participate. Don't miss the action. BOB'S CARPENTRY • Additions • Renovations Repairs • Houses BOB REGELE 527-0715 MAJOR APPLIANCE CENTRE LTD Ontario. CLOSED MONDAYS CLOSED FRIDAY NIGHTS TILL APRIL "THE PLACE TO BUY APPLIANCES SEAFORTH RECREATION WINTER PROGRAMS •WOQb REFINISHING - Monday 7:30-9:30 p.mat the High School, starting January4.R> gistration fee will be $25.00. •YOGA - Wednesday mornings from 8:30-9:30 a.m. at the Seaforth & District Com- munity Centres starting Wednesday, January 13. Registration fes will be $25.00 (see Recreation Preview for Course description). •MEN'S BASKETBALL - Thursdays from 7:30-9:30 p.m. at the High School, star- ting January 7. Registration fee will be $15.00 for 10 weeks. •SWIMMING LESSONS - at Vanastra Rec Centre starting Thursday, January 14 from 4:30-6:00 p.m. All colours available. Registration tee will be $40.00 which includes: Transportation, Lesson and Badges. •FITNESS IS FUN - Tuesday and Thursday mornings from 9:00-10:00 a.m. at the Seaforth & District Community Centres. Registration fee will be s3G.00. program begins January 12 - Wednesday evenings from 8:00-9:00 p.m. at the Community Centres. starting January 13, 1988. Registration fee $20.00. •OTHER PROGRAMS TO WATCH FOR - Badminton. Ballroom Dancing, Basic Microwave Cooking, Advanced Microwave Cooking and Children's Gymnastics. FOR REGISTRATION OR INFORMATION on the above programs, please drop in to the Recreation Office located in the Arena or call 527-0882. THE HURON -PERTH CATHOLIC SCHOOL BOAR KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION JANUARY! -CLEARANCE 2O.° -SNOWBOOTS`Pon WDNEN'S CASUAL TIES & SLIP-ONS $10901s15C0 & $2090 a*9 to 49 99 F LLE FM WOMEN S 9 weft. west*. DRESS FLATS and PUMPS Reg. to 69.95 SALE $49?9 MEN'S KODIAK KX""- sWinter Boots tIorill be held• for Regular Kindergarten and French Immersion Kindergarten (option °iI) In order to register for Kindergarten, children must be five (5) yews of age on or before DECEMBER 31, 1985. Parents are asked to bring Birth Certificate, Baptismal Certificate and proof of Immunization. It is advisable that parents contact the school in which you intend to register your child for an appoint. ment prior to the registration date. Ar, • The registration date and location for French Immersion Kindergarten classes will be as follows: LUGGAGE 9y McBrine & Samsonite /�1 0% to 60% OFF 20% OFF all in stock PURSES St. Aloysius School Mr. Sam Alberieo, Principal 228 Avondale Avenue STRATFORD, Ontario N5A 6N4 271-3636 DATE: January 15( 1988 9 A.M. - 4:00 M., The registration date and location for REGULAR KINDERGARTEN CLASSES will be as follows St. Columban School Mr. George Van Slyck, Principal R.R. 2 Dublin, Ontario NOK 1E0 345.2086 February 4, 1988 9:00 A.M: - 3:30 P.M St. James School Mr. Gary Birmingham, Principal Chalk Street Seaforth, Ontario NOK 1 WO 527-0321 February 2, 1988 9:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. E. Vanderschot, Chairman of the Board W. Eckert, Director of Education. 4