Loading...
The Huron Expositor, 1988-01-13, Page 7Commercial and Perth LADIES BROOMBALL COMMERCIAL 0 PERTH 1 An evenly matched game unfortunately a slight mishap occurs for Commercial giving the win to the Perth ladies. Lynda Doupe took a shot on net. The ball travelled evenly across the ice,and directly under the goalie's glove to the net. FARMERS 0 PARR LINIEa 12 Not quite a "bakers dozen" for Parr Line. Heidi Elliott and Joan Henderson were com- petitive for goals and assists in this game. Sandra Wilson was consistent also for ex- uberant playing with the help of Sue Anne Van Miltenburg, and Deb Hannah. A shot by Sandi Fremlin was aided by Dianne Shap - ton. Lorri Symons squeezed in a goal also thanks to the help of Lori Hill. Jr. Farmer ladies keep up your enthusiasm. WI NTRROP 1 QUEENS 2 Cheryl Kruse led the Queens with the first goal as a result of a scramble in front of the opposing goalie's net. Back up was Brenda Empy. This lady has been no slouch lately and Brenda Empy got the lead for the Queens poking the ball into the net. Help came from Jean Haggitt and Cheryl Kruse. The Winthrop ladies were in full force with great eagerness and were never idle. Donna Arts showed her *ills in front of the net and teams are chopped the ball over the goalie's head. Both Donna and the goalie were on their knees admiring the pass that Deb Murray slammed over. Next week, January 13 at 9 p.m. it's Parr Line vs Winthrop, at 9:50 p.m. it's Queens vs Perth nd at 10:40 p.m. it's Jr armers vs MENS BR t ifrIBALL GRADS 2 - -'. I YALS 0 Tony Vandenheuvel broke down the side line and zoomed across in front of the oppos- ing goalie then drilled the ball into the ton right hand corner of the net. What a devastating Ahot. His defendent was Mike Vandenheuvel. Another repeat performance by Tony who got his own rebound from the opposing goalie's d drove it at the goalie again to score. egance came from Hugh Crawford and Mike Vandenheuvel. The Royals kept up a steady pace but no paints were achieved. MUSTANGS 0 - WINTHROP 2 Ross Mitchell started the ball rolling as he received a graceful push into the opposing goalie's net taking of course the ball with nun. Moss needed no assistance. Dave Hulley wasted no time on this delivery shot as his reflexes were capable of creating havoc. He required help from Brad Camp - Pee Wees see plenty of hockey The Seaforth Pee Wee team travelled to Blyth on December 28 and played some good clean hockey. They started the scoring in the first period but Blyth fought hard and tied it at one. The second period saw Seaforth go ahead but once again Blyth bail it up. By the end of the second Seaforth was ahead by one. In the third period it all went Seaforth's way as they gained four more goals and held Blyth scoreless. The final score was 9-4 with Steve Papple getting a hat trick. Brian Tigers top St. Mary's in Intertown. bowling BY GEORGE LOVE The Seaforth Tigers topped St. Marys 29-19 in Mens Intertown Bowling League ac- tion bowled in St. Marys on Saturday, January 9. Murray Bennewies led the Tigers with games of 204, 238, 261, 316 and 204 for a 1223 five game total. roger Ed- wards with high games of 325, 252 -1143, and Erich Matzold 282, 265, 233 -1136 also bowled well for Seaforth. Jamie Ransley was high bowler for St. Marys as he continues to be the top bowler in the Mens Intertown League; He had. games of 294, 217, 378, 257, 233 for a 1379 total. Brian Wood also had a fine total with games of 296, 177, 277, 275, 248 - 1273. Saturday, January 16, Seaforth will bowl in Lucan; Sunday, January 24 the Tigers will host Mitchell and January 30 it will be Seaforth at New Hamburg. The Tiger averages -after 17 weeks are Murray Bennewies 255, Jack Fuller 229, George Love 224, Erich Matzold 221, Neil Beuerman 220, and Roger Edwards 210. Seaforth Melady and Brian Little two goals each and Paul Dolmage and Jason Beuttenmiller one each. Assists went to Kalen Carroll. Pat Maloney, Steve Hicknell, Derek Gridzak and the rest of the team. On January 2 Seaforth was at home to Milverton and after having two previous ties both teams were eager to play hard hockey. At the end of the first period, Milverton was ahead by one. The second period belonged to Milverton alone and try as Seaforth did they just couldn't get the puck in the net. Seaforth got luckier in the third and got two goals but it was much too late and Milverton won 7-3. Scorers were -B. Little, K. Carrell, Mike Watt, assists J. Hugill, H. McNichol, B. Little, D. Gridzak. On January 5 the boys travelled to Mit- chell after the weather settled down a bit. But maybe it should have stormed harder as they came home with a loss of 7-0. On January 9 Seaforth went to Ripley and met Lucknow in the tournament. Rumor had it that chances were slim as this was a real tough team but the guys were prepared and played some real super hockey. Although Lucknow got the first two goals Seaforth came back and tied it up. This con- tinued until the third and Seaforth was always coming from behind. But they held them to a tie as time ran out. In the five minute overtime period Seaforth held them until the 19 second mark when one hit the post and dropped in. What a super game and a super goalie. All the boys played a great game and proved to the fans they are capable of good hockey playing. Scorers for this game were Steve Papple (2), Paul Dolnnage, Brian Melady with assists from Paul Dolmage, pat Maloney and Steve Papple. A big thank you to the Canadian Legion for supplying the bus and paying the entry fee to the tournament. evenly matched bell. Mustangs were capable of scoring but no one was in the right place at the right time. BUSTLERS 1- PARR LINE 0 The only way Art Vernstra managed to score on this fellow was to catch him down on the ice and then try a flip shot over his head before the opposing goalie retrieved it out of the air, anywhere. Help for Art came from Rick Elliott and. Robert Anderson. The Parr Line goalie was the saver of this game as his men couldn't get any breaks on scoring. 1L CHIISELHUEST 3 - RATS 3 The first half of this game was all Chiselhurst as Al Wynja got the first goal - an elevated shot from the blue line. He scored as the opposing goalie was screened by thousands. Terrance Maloney was by his side. Don Nicholson needed no help as, he took a wide angle shot. Mike Kelly tipped the ball in over the goalie's head from a pass from Gary Dill. The second half of the game the Rats came alive. These two defence were the leaders. Robert Flunking swung and scored amazing himself and his helper Bill Brown Jr. Next came cunning Robert McGregor as he scurried down the ice dashing around everybody and blasting a suitable shot to score unassisted. Last but not least another defenceman tied the game up, as Terry Morey delivered a follow through shot on his knees. Assisting were Ed Van Miltenburg and Gordon Edwards. DUMPERS 4 - KNIGHTS 0 Tom Burke knew exactly what to do as -the ball touched his broom and he drove it clean by the goalie. Frank Flanagan and Larry Dolmage helped. Bill Dale was given a distress shove and was rolling around on the ice but still managed to score a goal. John Cairns reached out for this spunk pass and low and behold he squabbles a. nerve goal, also unassisted. John also was credited for the last goal as he took a quick pass from Bill Dale and Jim Finlayson to beat the buzzer on the clock. Knights seemed lost and were running everywhere but in the right direction. Both these teams had ample time for more goals as plenty of penalties were given to each team giving them a rest period for scoring. Neat Week, January 14, at 7:30 p.m. it's Egmondville vs Dumpers, at 8:20 p.m. it's Mustangs vs Raiders, at 9:10 p.m. it's Rustlers vs Royals, at 10 p.m. it's Knights vs Chiselhurst, and at 10:50 p.m. it's Parr Line vs Winthrop. Grads sit out. Team work pays off for Petites The Seaforth Ringette Petites came up with another win against Forest on Sunday. Using great passing abilities and team work, they outplayed the Forest Petites with a score of 5-2. Scoring for Seaforth were Carrie McLI- wain with four goals and Kelly Ratcliff with one. Assisting on the goals were Kelly Rau with three and Carrie McLlwain with one. It was a terrific team effort and good playing all around. The Exter Petites will host Seaforth in Bewail Arena Saturday, January 16 at 5:30 D.M. Novice double Mitchell 10-5 The Seaforth Novice hockey team travell- unassisted. ed to Mitchell Saturday to play a regular The boys were on a roll. Eleven seconds scheduled game. into the second period, Shaun Anstett pop- Seaforth started off the scoring with a ped one through the faire hole. Jason Smith quick goal by Pat Gridzak, assisted by Chris followed with another goal 17 seconds later. Marion and Mark Van Doren. This was Mitchell player David Heinbuck managed to followed by another by Shaun Anstett on a slip by the Seaforth defense, scoring Mit- pass from Jason Smith. Then Mitchell chell's second goal But Scott Van Doren's thought they better soon get on the determination and hard rk paid off for scoreboard, and they did with a goal from him when he scored sixth goal for' Nick Larson. Seaforth on a pass fro randon Nash. Seaforth was hot and managed to pop in The third period of the game saw lots of one more before the end of the period. This action and lots of goals scored. Jason Smith goal was scored by Chris Marion, started off with the first goal on a pass from Bedard, leads Thursday nighters Gary Bedard went WILD on the alleys!! Jan. 3rd Gary captured the men's weekly high single with a 305 and on Thursday night he not only repeated the feat bowling a 346 but added a men's weekly high triple 764 to his "i i" record. Way to go Gary. Murray Bennewies blocked a total sweep St, Mary's ' opponents b G.B., bowling a booming 804 to take the men's weekly high triple Jan. 3rdf BUT WAIT! Don't forget the wbnien. By the looks of it 1988 could belong to them. Deb Barry bowled a sizzling 259 to take the women's weekly high single, Jan. 3rd and Carol Bennewies took the women's high tri- ple with a 624. Thursday night belonged to Sherry Turney as she blasted her way to the women's weekly high triple with a 664 while sharirigthe women's weekly high single - 262 with Joanne "knock those pins down" Knights. Are they good or what? With the regular season winding down the race for top spot is starting to heat up. The Swingers with 73 points hold first place, but close behind them are the Wingers - 56, Expo's 51, Team Three - 49, High bailers - 48 and Misfits - 32.. With three weeks left before play-offs begin who knows what will happen. Tweens overpower On Sunday the Seaforth Tweens Ringette team overpowered St. Marys by shutting them out 10-0. Andrea Gingerich and Melody Turner shared the shut out. Tracy Fortune led the scoring for Seaforth with four goals. Cheryl McLlwain picked up three goals and one assist. Jill Betties scored two goals and had two assists; and Jodie Hugill scored one goal and had one assist. Also assisting on goals were Kris Gemmell (3), Julie Carter (1), and Kim Rau (1). The next home game for the Tw son Sunday January 24 against Exeter. RECREATION PREVIEW by Marty Bedard THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JANUARY 13, 1988 SHOE REPAIRS Heel Lifts $5.25 Clothing Repairs & Alterations 6 Main St., Seaforth 527-0055 BERGSales - Service Installation Free Estimates . Ram Cleaners . Stabling • Bunk Feeders Donald G. Ives R.R. 2 Blyth Brussels 887-9024 WOAA INTERMEDIATE HOCKEY SEAFORTH SEAHAWKS vs, MONKTON Monday,' Jan. 18 9:00 P.M. SEAFORTFI ARENA in stock YARNS and PATTERNS • fr ` "BASKETBALL ' Anyone interested in being involved with',: ,', the organization, promotion or coaches of an , r, Ontario Basketball Association, Mini or Ban- ft) an- '; J tam, girls or boys basketball team, please I" ITcome to a meeting at ' ;1,;SEAFORTH DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL ':THURSDAY, JAN. 14:,• ,+ 7:30 p.m. Shaun Anstett. Mitchell fought bads and they scored another but Mark Van Doren cancelled that when he popped one in the top corner. Brent Hulley assisted. Mitchell again retaliated and scored. Seaforth's ninth goal of the game was put in the net by Chris Marion, assisted by Shaun Anstett. Shortly after, Shaun Anstett, on a beautiful pass from Brent Hulley, scored to give him his hat trick. Mitchell was the last on the scoreboard with a goal at the 12:53 mark. The final score was 10-5 for Seaforth. Woodcarving program to begin A WOOD CARVING program will begin on Wednesday, January 27, 1968. It will be a 10 week program and will take place at the Seaforth and District High School. The in- structor, Chris Wybrow, will take each per- son through the steps of carving a life size Shorebird. The registration fee will be $30. which includes a piece of wood. Call the recreation office today 527-0882 for registration. SENIOR SHUFFLEBOARD continues every Wednesday from 1:30 to 4 p.m- Last week's winners were: Ladies - Mary Cahp- ple 372, Margaret Shea 294 and Rose Pringle 204. Men - Tobe Muray 428, Stanley Witten 363 and Lloyd Hoggarth 329. The Seaforth BRANCH LIBRARY presents Mouse Movies from 4 to 4:45 p.m. on Thursday, January 28 at the Seaforth Library. This special event will be for children ages 5 and up. Adnnissio n is free. Don't miss it! The Seaforth Recreation Department re- quires a qualified GYMASTICS INSTRUC- TOR to teach chlldren from ages 4 to 16 years. If you or someone you know would be interested, please call the Recreation Office at 527-0882. The Seaforth Optimist Club will be hosting their 15th ANNUAL WINTER CARNIVAL. Events include: an Atom Hockey Tourna- ment, Teen , Dance, Adult Dance, Snow Sculpturing and much more. Everybody is welcome to come out on Friday, January 15 to Sunday, January 17 and enjoy all events. ADVANCED AQUATICS: Anybody in- terested in being a qualified lifeguard or in- structor, lessons are available in Port Elgin. Courses include: Examiner Standard Clinic, National Lifeguard Course, Red Cross Leader, Red Cross Instructor and much more. For further information or registration call the Seaforth rec office at 527-0682. This ad sponsored by BRODHAGEN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE WINTER CARNIVAL 1988 Thank you to all the Brodhagen area Businessmen who donated prizes for our Winter Carnival. O'Rourke Transport McCreight Horne Hardware Vincent's Farm Equipment Bauer Travel Agency Keith Siemon Farm Systems Schroeder's General Store Hilly Gully McLaughlin Motors Mitchell Larry Hudson Motors Red Maple Inn Meehan Construction Neil Rapien Excavating 8&Klire &Battery Smith Bus Lines Ed's Auto Repair John Beimers-Harper Diesel Datong Bros. Silos Ltd. Bauer Drywall Elligsen Plumbing Elligsen Electric Ltd. Bar -B -Dee Farms McGavin's Farm Equipment KMM Drainage Haugh Tire McLoughlin Motors Seaforth Jim t Susan's Barber Shop Ward's Farm Equipment Lobb's Fane Equipment W.G. Thompson a Sons Ltd. Jutzi Fuels Dublin Feed Mill Staffen's Food Market Logan Ford Farrah Mitchell i Dist. Co-op Co-operators Ins. Perth Concrete Kountry Korners John Moore Insurance Faust Bros Hardware Roger Siemon Woodworking Weitersen's Country Store Campbell's Home Centre Lyon's Food Market Queen's Hotel Fisher Auto Supply Seaforth Creamery Mitchell Credit Untion C.I.B.C. Dublin Bob's Auto Service Sylvite C.I.L. Cyanamid Monsanto Dupont Pfizer C & G Niogara Chemicals May & Baker Morrison's Distillers Chipman Chemicals Hoechst Sandoz Ciba Geigy Coopers King Agra BASF Eianco Pioneer Hoegy's Farm Supply Chemagro Reed Stenhouse Tripp -Vogt Trottier Art Hinz & Sons Ltd Jack Radio & TV E BILE RALLY PRIZE WINNERS. SS WORKMAN wins $125 cash phis 4 1ST E! ., -. Mapi ARLES MUMA wins $100 cash. DERBIE LANNIN wins $75 cash. HOFF wins $50 cash. ARLES SCHERBARTH wins $25 cash. Our sincere appreciation to all ndowners whose property was crossed dur ng our rally. 5 6'