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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1988-02-24, Page 7THE HURON EXPOSITOR, FEBRUARY 24,1988 - 7 Bantams enter third game of playoffs The Seaforth Bantams have played two games of a best three -out -of -five WOAA play off against Harriston, and are behind going into the third game. Seaforth led 3-1 going into the third period of Thursday night's game in Harriston, but Harriston came back to win 4-3. Seaforth goals were scored by Brent van den Akker, Jason McNichol and Ray Mur- ray. In addition to their goals those players each had one assist. Mike Boven and Jason Schoonderwoerd also had assists. In Seaforth on Saturday night the game was tied 1-1 until the third period. But again Harriston went ahead in the last stanza to win the game 3-1. Ray Murray, assisted by Jason McNichol, scored for Seaforth. Midgets get win to stay in series The Seaforth Midgets needed a win at home Tuesday against Palmerston to keep in OMHA finals. Whether or not they ac- complished that feat was unknown at press time. Sunday night in Palmerston proved vic- torious for Seaforth. They won 3-1. After a scoreless first period, Terry Gray finally broke the ice for Seaforth in the se- cond stanza when he recorded a goal, assisted by Brad Carter. Palmerston however, answered with a goal of their own. Andy Ball, assisted by Blair Beuermann and Ray Murray, assisted by Carter and Mike Schoonderwoerd, gave Seaforth the points they needed for the win. VOLLEYBALL ACTION - Rudy Jansen sets the ball up for teammate Rita Core to move in and spike while Dawn Papple and Doug Procter wait on the other side of the net to return the ball. The volleyball program sponsored by the Seaforth Recreation Depart- ment and organized by Terri Dale is almost at the end of its 20 week duration. Corbett photo. Parr Line wins ladies broomball title LADIES BROOMBALL PARR LINE 3 - QUEENS 1 The season is done early for these two teams. Parr Line took three games straight. Sharon Whitefield's eagerness paid off as she boldly engaged in a couple of goals. Passing was by Sandra Wilson and Lori Symons. Defenceman Joan Henderson scored unassisted. Jean Haggitt scored for the Queens with passing by Brenda Empy. Good luck next year ladies. WINTHROP 4 - COMMERCIAL 2 Graceful Donna Arts observed the oppor- tunity to score for Winthrop with Deb Mur- ray assisting. Susan Hulley trudged through with a couple of tremendous goals and Don- na Arts was by her side for both goals. Rookie Kathy Larone politely smacked the ball into the net as she was in the right spot and waiting for the right opportunity. Janet Nicholson was a helping hand. Bev Shea got a break for the commercial as her powerful shot broke through the goalie's legs. Marie T. Flanagan gave a slap shot into the net as Audrey Schenk delivers an essential pass. PERTH 2 -JR. FARMERS 1 Liz Rhode pushed through and came out ahead with a goal. Her perfected pass came from Lori Hill. Lynda Doupe's choice goal was helped by Vickie Innes. With the game tied up Rookie Beth Consitt had thirty-five seconds to put the ball into the net. Karen McLagan and Paula Sereda helped. Tonight at 9 p.m. Winthrop vs. Commer- cial and at 9:50 p.m. Perth vs. Jr. Farmers. MEN'S BROOMBALL WINTHROP 1- RAIDERS 0 Dan McNichol stood at centre ice and there was no one else on the ice to pass the ball to, Dan scored unassisted. The Raiders got robbed on this game with the suspension held over their heads. GRADS 3 - PARR LINE 3 Henry Wydeven and Adrian Wydeven scored a couple of goals and assisted each other. Extra assistance came from Craig Smith. An innovative shot by Tony Vandenheuvel on a weird angle dislodged the ball directly into the net, with a pass from Al Walters. Parr Line picked up their socks and had a superb comeback with Steve Rowat gaining two goals, after pass- ing by Paul Nurse, Rod Merrier and Paul Middleton. Craig Piet accumulated with passing by Verne Thompson and Steve Koscihs. MUSTANGS 0- RUSTLERS 1 Paul Hoggarth contemplated on whether to shoot or not after Art Veenstra arranged a pass to him. Paul finally did shoot and scored. Mustang men had trouble trying to compete with opposing players and refs. Even finding a break all night to produce a goal to tie the game up, was difficult. Tomorrow night at 7:30 p.m. Mustangs vs. Rustlers, at 8:20 p.m. Parr Line vs. Royals, at 9:10 p.m. Chiselhurst vs. Winthrop, at 10 p.m. Dumpers vs. Egmondville, at 10:50 p.m. Knights vs. Grads and Raiders Sit Out. Microwave course starts Tuesda BASIC MICROWAVE COOKING PRO- GRAM will begin on Tuesday, March 1, 1988 at the Seaforth and District High School. Charlet Empringham will take each person through sets on how to run your new microwave, and get the most out of it. Registration fee will be $20. which include all food. The program is three weeks long. To Register, please call the Recreation Of- fice at 527-0882. Charlet will also hold a BEYOND BASIC COURSE immediately following the Basic Course. The Seaforth Recreation Department will be hosting the annual MARCH BREAK PROGRAM from March 14 to March 18 at the Seaforth and District Community Cen- tres. The program is designed to give your children five exciting days during the winter break. Children will have the opportunity to participate in Bowling, Swimming, Skating, Arts and Crafts, Sports and Games and Movies. The program will be for children from Grades 4 to 8: Registration fee will be $5 per day or $25 for the full week. To register drop into the recreation office located at the Community Centre or for more information please call the recreation office at 527-0882. Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada LIFE & MORTGAGE INSURANCE PLANS DEFERRED ANNUITIES INCOME TAX DEDUCTIBLE FLEXIBLE NO LOAD RRSP NON-SMOKERS RATES AVAILABLE Rep. ARNOLD STINNISSEN 117 Goderich St. East Seaforth Tel. 527-0410 Senior Shuffleboard continues from 1:30-4 p.m. Admission is free and everybody is welcome. Carpet Bowling, Table Tennis, Crokinole, Cribbage or Euchre are also available. Come out and enjoy an afternoon of fun and fellowship. Last week's winners were: Men: Bert Walters -426, Stan Hillen-387 and Elmer Townsend -370. Women: Rose Pringle 86, Ethel Haist-373 and Doreen Kelly -370. The Seaforth and District Minor Ball Association would like to invite everybody out to their first meeting of the new season, Tuesday, March 1 at 7:30 p.m. at the Com- munity Centre. This is a very important meeting, as it will depend on the future of Minor Ball. "WORLD DAY OF PRAYER" sponsored by the Egmondville United Church will be held on Friday, March 4 at 2 p.m. This year's theme will be "OPEN DOORS". Special music and Drama presentation by the First Presbyterian Church Ladies McMaster Siemon INSURANCE A BROKERS INC. e Auto • Home • Farm Branch Manager BILL (WM.) SIEMON COMMERCIAL & LIFE INSURANCE P O Bon 49$ Cull Collect 68 Ontario Rd., Rue_ 348-9130 RI TCHELL, Ont 348.9817 Social to follow. Everybody is welcome. For more information, please call Doris Car nochan at 233-3354. COMING EVENTS: Hospital Auxiliary': EASTER BONNET CONTEST - Friday. March 25 - Call Francis Teatero 527-1979. JOIN REGISTRATION NIGHT - SUMMER GROUPS - contact Marty at Rec Office 527-0882, April 13-14, 7-9 p.m. HOME AND GARDEN SHOW - April 20, 21, 1988 from 5-10 p.m. at the Community Centres. RINGE 1-1'!✓ FASHION SHOW - April 27, 1988 at the Community Centres. Contact Joan Wood 527-0194. CAT TALES(movies) at the Seaforth Library, Thursday, February 25 4-4:45 p.m. ages 5 and up. Free Admission. MARCH BREAK PROGRAM, March 14-18 contact the Recreation Office. BALLOON WORKSHOP at the Seaforth Library - Thursday, March 17th at 11 a.m. Ages 8-12 years. Contact Library for more information 527-1430. BERGBERGSales - Service Installation Free Estimates • Barn Cleaners • Stabling • Bunk Feeders WEDNESDAY NIGHT VOLLEYBALL - Judy Jansen knocks the ball over the net and Mary -Lou Murray has to duck to get out of her way; while Gerry O'Reilly and Anna Bishaup look for an opportunity to spike the ball. Volleyball has been running at Seaforth District High School sponsored by the recreation department and organized by Terry Dale since October, and will be ending in another three weeks. Tigers down Bowl Mor BY GEORGE LOVE Seaforth Tigers downed Stratford Bowl Mor 31-17 in Men's Intertown Bowling League action bowled at Starlight Lanes on Saturday. The Tigers fought back in the fifth game to take an 8-1 win and total pinf all by 7240-7037. Murray Bennewies led the Tigers with games of 229, 290, 268, 317, 216-1320; Bill Wilson 311, 203, 278, 261, 199-1252; George Love - 229, 256, 217, 227, 292-1221; Roger Ed- wards with high scores of 258, 255, 286-1178; Jack Fuller - 218, 245, 224, 233, 291-1161 and Neil Beuerman - 224, 224, 223 - 1048. Ron Kelly was high for Stratford with 261, 273, 353, 194, 275-1356; Tom flunking 241, 243, 318, 241-1189; Dwayne Schwartz 235, 251, 235, 237, 226-1184; and John Marshall 237, 320, 240-1172. Bowl Mor are currently in second place in league standings and Seaforth are in third place. Next week Seaforth will bowl in Goderich against first place holders; March 5 it is Seaforth at Stratford Mikes, March 12 - St. Marys at Seaforth and March 19 - Lucan at Seaforth. Tiger averages are Murray Bennewies 252, Bill Wilson 233, Jack Fuller 230, George Love 222, Erich Matzold 222, Neil Beuerman 221, Roger Edwards 213. Light Force invades YBC Y.B.C. BOWLING LEAGUE SCORES & STANDING SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 14 The Light Force invades with 74 points, Having Fun moves in with 68 points, Kool Cats 59 points, Strike Force 57 points, Spareitup 55 points, and the Strikers pick it up with 35 points. High singles for the week are Tracie Carter 196 Juniors, Janet McBeath 202, Seniors, Joseph Kenny 105 Bantams, Robbie Holmes 165 Juniors and Jim Roth 202 Seniors. Seasonal singles are Noele Thompson 105, Tracie Carter 224, Janet McBeath 294, Joseph Kenny 173, Scott Jervis 195, Kevin Dick 267. Seasonal triples are Noel Thompson 266, Monica Ryan 582, Janet McBeath 548, Joseph Kenny 498, Robin Scarrow 49, and Kevin Dick 699. Donald G. Ives R.R. 2 Blyth Brussels 887-9024 HURON TAX CONSULTING SERVICES The Event Seaforth Waits For!!! Branchof Niagara Farm and Business Consultants (i964) *Personal Services "No Advance Payments 'Registered Tax Consultants "Fee $25.00 for Individual Tax Return High triples weekly are Tracie Carter 504, Juniors, Janet McBeath 520 Seniors, Joseph Kenny 299 Bantams, Robbie Holmes 449 Juniors and Jim Roth 546 Seniors. WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 17 In the lead Bulldogs 53 points, California Cuties are lied for second place with the Snowballs 50 points each. Corning on strong are the Late Comers with 48 points, tied for last place are the Blue Jays and the Star Fighters with 43 points each. High singles weekly - Barbie Stokes 114, Heather McMillan 113, Kevin McDonald 152 and Kevin Barry 145. Seasonal singles - Barbie Stokes 145 and Derek McDonald 222. High Doubles weekly - Heather McMillan 266, Barbie Stokes 183, Carrie Bannon 183, Kevin Barry 259 and Graig Harris 232. Seasonal single Heather McMillan 266 and 'lerek McDonald 366. Town of Mitchell Township of Logan Township of Hibbert Township of Fullarton CELEBRATION '88' AWARDS PRESENTATION 'FOR ORTHO FITTINGS' CHECK WITH DON In recognition of the 1988 Calgary Olympics, the Honourable Harry Brightwell will present medals to those who have been selected for their involvement in sports and for others who have contributed substantially to the improvement of community life. These presentations will be made at the Mitchell & District Arena & Community Centre ONE DAY ONLY Wednesday, March 2, 1988 Seaforth Store Only HARRY DenHAAN 527.0557 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26 DON'S SHOE PLACE "Because You're Worth It" 60 Main St. Seaforth, Ontarlo, 8:00 PM. The Mitchell Legion Band and Paul Wells will entertain. Lunch will be provided. Come as a family and enjoy a community night. Harold Jordan - Mayor - Town of Mitchell Ted' Illman - Reeve - Township of Logan Roy Swart - Reeve - Township of Hibbert Bert Vorstenbosch - Reeve - Township of Fullarton