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Hensall, 262-2728 Ontario OPEN MONDAYS, OPEN FRIDAY TILL 9 P.M. "THE PLACE TO BUY APPLIANCES" Men's bowling crown leaves Bennewies You have probably heard rumours to the effect Marvelous Murray Bennewies has at long last lost one of his weekly high crowns. Alas, it is sad, but true. He was ousted from the men's weekly high single by that nimble knave of the alleys nonesuch Nei' Beuerman who bowled a crepitatling 275 in his pursuit of the much sought after singles crown. Marvelous Murr did however maintain his unbroken streak of triple crowns with a devastating 739 triple. John Aubin had the old hardwood humm- ing again tonight bowling a resounding 621 triple and Steve Oosterbosch joined him bowling one of his highest triples this season a 633. But that my friends is not all of the news ... the infamous D -Team has resurfac- ed after a brief hiatus with a new member and a bevy of 700 barrier shattering scores. Dangerous Dan Bennewies began the triple free-for-all bowling a powerful 731, followed by teammate Daring Doug Leonhart who did his damage with an outstanding 723 and Dynamic Doug Proctor who bowled a sizzl- ing 701. Is history about to repeat itself ... will the D -team continue this breakneck pace and regain its former glory? Tune in next week and find out. women's crown to find its way to greener pastures. Pins Knights put up a gallant fight bowling a 223 single and a 557 triple in a last ditch effort to retain the wandering crown. However it was not to be. The capricious crown has once again slipped from her golden locks to land squarely on the heads of Dazzling Deb Barry with an electrifying 575 triple and Marvelous the 2nd Michelle Ben- newies for her magnificent 247 single (Just what she needed to round.out her ... ah shall we say trying night). It goes without saying the rest of us are still waiting. To say the point race is close would be a humungus understatement ... the point spread is positively miniscule (even Vagas won't touch us). The Wingers - 8 (even the best of us make mistakes Rookie), Swingers - 13 (remember I warned you they were sneaky), Team Three - 14• (going for the • gold), Expos -14 (the others have arrived), Misfits - 13 (who would have thunk it), Highballers - 10 ("It isn't over till the fat lady sings"). As you can see I was not mere- ly flapping my adjectt es when I said the race was tight and the way the teams have been playing, it will get even closer as the weeks speed by. The half way point is behind us and we are into the final count- down round where the slightest mistake - a corner pin left standing, aHP in the tenth or oh no a gu..gu..gutter ball, could mean a gigantic drop in the standings battle. Doesn't that send shivers of apprehension bordering on pure terror ping ponging through your collective bodies. Humor me and say it does. "Thank-youl" P.S. I was wounded in the extreme when a certain bowler (who will remain uniden- tified) thought I would refer to his power - packed 125 single of last week. I would never, never do something of that nature. No I say, absolutely never ... not in a thou- sand nay a million years would I do such a thing. Therefore the afore mentioned bowler may rest easy knowing that no one will find out about his thundering 125 single in this report. My pinkies are sealed! LOOSE PUCK - For all the energy they exerted neither of these teams was able to get control of the puck in this photograph. However, the Seaforth Atom Its had control of the game when they downed Milverton 5-2 on Friday night. Mellwraith photo. Whalers surprise Leafs with . 8-2 victory This past Saturday saw some major upsets in houseleague hockey action. WHALERS 8- LEAFS 2 The fourth place Whalers overpowered the'first place Leafs by an 8-2 score. Scoring for the Whalers were Jason Henderson, 2, Mike Watt, 3, and Pat Coyne, Jason Gem- mell and Mark Vock each with one. Assists went to Mike Vock and Jim Crowley. Leaf points went to Evan Eckert and Michael Weber, with assists to Robbie Craig, Tim Sills and Jeff Ryan. JP;TS 7 - FLYERS 2 The Jets controlled the game against the Flyers with tallies from Mike Moylan, Jamie McNichol, 2i and Chad Lamont, Joe Murray, Mark Vati Dooren and Ben Mur- ray. 4601sts w Shaun AnsteI Moore, 3, and Jo4 array. Colin Devereaux and Joshua Dietz, assisted by Pat Gridzaks counted for the Flyers. CANADIANS 8 - BRUINS 3 The three Bruin goals were scored by Scott Jervis and David McNairn, with assists by Sean Melady, 2, Jeff Gemmell. BUY ONE, GET ONE FREE Next Week in The Huron Expositor's QUARTER PAGE SALE Reserve Space Today! Phone Terri -Lynn or Ed at 527-0240 NOW! Kevin Van den Neuker and Kevin Diegel. Canadian goals went to Shane Taylor, 2, Ted Sills, 2, Wayne Regele, 3, and John McKercher, with assists to Mark Vogels, Jason Schoonderwoerd, 2, Sills, 3, McKer- cher, Regele and Jonathon Hugill. OILERS 10 - NORTH STARS 1 With only one "A" line player, Karsten Carroll, scored the lone North Star goal against the Oilers. Oilers goals were scored by Brent Van Den Akker, 3, Jeremy Somerville, Steve Papple, 2, Dwayne Pryce and Bill Tremeer, 3, with assists to Pat Moylan, 2, Brad Ribey, Tremeer, 2, and Papple. The final standings are: In the Senior - Canadians 19, Bruins 19, Oilers 14, North Stars 12 and in the Junior - Leafs 22, Jets 20, Flyers 14 and Whalers 6. Houselegue hockey playoffs start next Saturday with games as follows: 8:30 a.m. - Oilers vs. Canadians; 9:30 a.m. Burins vs. North Stars; 10:P30 a.m. Leafs vs. Flyers and 11:30 a.rit Jets vs. Whalers. Tigers lead. St. James playoffs BY GEORGELOVE The Tigers hold a slight edge after the first night of play-offs in the St. James Bowl- ing League at Starlight Lanes on March 7. George Love led the Tigers with 253, 222 - 689; Carol Johnston 250, 208 - 632; Jack Ryan 270 - 611 and Pat Nolan 263 - 593. The Lions moved into second place with Murray Bennewies 278, 244, 247 - 769 leading the way. Brenda Kenny 241 - 568; Bob Feeney 249 - 548, and Michelle Bennewies 196 - 546 also helped the scoring. The Leopards•bowled their way into third place with high games by Ken Moran 254 - Bantams record The Seaforth Bantams came up with a loss and a tie in games three and four against Elma Logan. On Tuesday night Elma Logan won 4-2. Scoring for Seaforth were Ted Sills and Jason McNichol with one goal each. Kevin SCOREBOARD EGMONDVILLE BOWLING LEAGUE Lady's high single current Carol Johnston 268, to date, Patty Ann Gridzak 307. Lady's high triple current, Carol 639, Terry Morey 223 - 585; and Ken Hunt 214 - 546. Richard Love led the Cougars with 279, 216 - 664; Cathy Broome 212, 214 - 622; Don Nolan' 216 - 577, and Pat Ryan 188 - 527. Dan Bennewies was high bowler for the Panthers with 249, 292 - 740; Lynne Coombs 237, 219 - 648 and Jim Dalrymple 211 - 563. Shirley Bragger had a fine night with 271, 228 - 638, for top scorer on the Jaguars. Gerry Armstrong 223 - 579; and Pat Kenny 201- 516 also bowled well. Play-off standings are Tigers 3018, Lions 2950, Leopards 2886, Cougars 2844, Panthers 2836 and Jaguars 2716. loss and tie McLlwain assisted on two goals and Paul McLlwain got one assist. In Kurtzville on Thursday night the game ended in a two all tie after a ten minute over- time. Ray Murray and Jason McNichol each scored a goal for Seaforth and Karsten Carroll assisted on one goal. Johnston 700, to date, Carol Johnston 700. Lady's high average, current Betty Johnston 192. Men's high single current, Randy Grid- zak, 341 to date Randy Gridzak, 348. Men's high triple current, Randy Grid- zak 790, to date, George Johnston, 851. Men's high average, current, Reg. Dick 217. A SIX NATIONS BREAKAWAY is stopped by Seaforth midget Dwayne Price who drag- ged the opposing player down, and Trevor Fortune who pulled the puck in with his stick and smothered it. Hard defensive play and steady goaltending played a big part in Seaforth's victory over Six Nations last week, and the local club will need it again as they take on Lambeth in the All Ontario Semi Finals. Corbett photo. ELLIGSEN ELECTRIC •Farm Wiring •House Wiring •Commercial Wiring *Pole Line Construction •Hydro Poles "You name it we'll wire it" PHONE: 345®2447 "24hr. Emergency Service" John EIligsen Electric Ltd. R.R. #4, Walton, Ontario. LTD.