HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1988-10-26, Page 9Centenaires
The Seaforth 'Centenaires haven't had a
win since their first game of the season
when they beat Wellesley, and this week
they dropped two more games to Lucan and
Tavistock.
The Centenaires were stuck ill first gear
for the first period in Lucan Wednesday
night, and were held scoreless while the
Lucan Irish Six got four goals.
Andy Ball was the first Centenaire to blink
the red light in the second period assisted by
Blair Beuermann and Steve Schroeder.
Brad Carter was next on the scoresheet as
he picked up a puck which had rebounded
off the back boards and drove it off the
Lucan goaltender's shoulder and into his
net. Four minutes later a slap shot from a
bad angle gave Carter his second goal of the
night. Jeff Gemmell assisted on both goals
while Terry Gray and Neil Corbett each
picked up a point. But while the Centenaires
scored three times in the second period,
they were still outscored by Lucan who got
five more goals to give them a 9-3 lead.
Ray Murray scored twice in the third
period and was assisted by. Carter on. each.
Kevin McLlwain also scored assisted by
Ball and Schroeder.
But Lucan wasn't even going to let
Seaforth back in the game, and they extend-
ed their lead by five goals. The Centenaires
lost the game by a final score of 14-6.
Centenaire's goaltender Trevor Fortune
faced over 70 shots during the night(mare).
It was a different Centenaires team which
took on Tavistock in Seaforth Sunday after-
noon, and while they let the visiting team
jump into an early two goal lead, they didn't
wait until the second period to get back' in
the hockey game. Ray Murray slid one in
the bottom corner to get Seaforth on the
Smarties lead pack
drop games
board with 5:38 left in the period, assisted by
Steve Schroeder and Mike Betties. And
Seaforth tied the game before the period ran
out as Ray Murray and Carter set Corbett
up for a second Centenaire goal on a power
play.
Carter teamed up with Brad Beutten-
miller to give Seaforth a lead in the second
period, but Tavistock tied it back up
minutes later. Ball gave the lead back to
Seaforth assisted by Beuermann and Bet-
ties, but Tavistock took command of the see-
sawing score with a tying goal, and with 1:15
left in the period took advantage of a power
play to take a 5-4 lead.
THE HURON EXPOSITOR, OCTOBER 26, 1988 — 9A
to Tavistock and Lucan
Betties stickhandled his way to an
unassisted goal which tied the game, but
Tavistock came back with a shorthanded
goal and another at 5:31 to give them a 7-5
lead.
A Seaforth power play at 1:54 resulted in
another goal by Corbett, Carter and Mur-
ray. With time running out Seaforth pulled
goaltender Bill Tremeer to go for the tying
goal, but a Seaforth penalty at 1:18 meant
the empty net only gave them a full line of
five skaters rather than an extra attacker.
But a faceoff on the Seaforth side of centre
went the wrong way and a Tavistock player
put an insurance puck into the empty net
with 40 seconds left. The second empty net
goal at 0:15 was redundant.
Seaforth ended up on the short end of what
finished as a 9-6 game. Shots on goal in the
game were 49-42 for Tavistock.
The Centenaires record now stands at 1
win and 5 losses. Centenaires' coach
Graham Nesbitt had set a goal to beat the
1987-88 season record of three wins by the
end of October. The loss to Tavistock makes
it impossible to beat the record in the first
month of play, but the record can be tied
with wins against Brussels on October 28
and Exeter on October 30. Both games are in
Seaforth.
VOTE
HAZEL HILDEBRAND
POR
MAYOR
TOWN OF SEAFORTH
THE SEAFORTH
AND DISTRICT
MINOR HOCKEY
ASSOCIATION
would like to thank everyone
who helped in any way with
our Bottle Drive and a
thanks to all the people who
donated Bottles to make if a
success. A special thanks to
Doug and Gall Schroeder for
all their extra help.
Let's Go Curling
at the
SEAFORTH
CURLING CLUB
1988-89
There were 31 bowlers in attendance when
the Seniors met for their regular bowling.
"You know who" (Finlayson) continues to
be very impressive coming in with three
games all over 200 for a triple of 686. Mervin
Dietz had 578 and Bert -Walters 548.
Ann Wood again led the ladies with a tri-
ple of 611, followed by Mary Finlayson with
587 and Hazel McGonnigle 520.
Team standings are: smarties and
Suckers are tied with 14 points each, Mints
10 points; Jelly Beans and Humbugs each
have 9 points and Ju-Jubes 7 points.
TOUGH LOSS - The Seaforth Centenaires played against
Tavistorck on Sunday, but lost the game 9-6. Seaforth now stands
with one win and five losses. Here, Bill Tremeer makes a save as
Goaltending tops in Parrline, Royals
Perth 0 Queens 4
Going all out this season with a new name
change, Audrey Hutton (Smith) is a hero
with the Queens first goal, thanking Teresa
Finlayson for her help. Cheryl Kruse needed
no back up as she faithfully scored an
awesome goal. Right winger Marg Hender-
son switched hands left to right, right to left
and finally hit the ball and chalked up a sure
shot goal. Candid Jean Haggitt exploded,
and hearing the crys of eagerness the daring
goalie broke from the net and beat the op-
posing player to the ball and fulfilled Jean's
demands as she darts down the ice and
scores with a brutefull shot, she then thanks
Norah Eckert for the pass. The Perth Ladies
keep saying over and over, DON'T WORRY
BE HAPPY!
Jr Farmers 0 Winthrop 4
It looks like team work to me as Deb Mur-.
ray vanishes down the ice and scored. Hav-
ing done this twice she attributed her suc-
cess to Susan Hulley, for exuberant passing.
Rookie Tracy Bennett needs no help to stake
out the top corner of the net and score a
speechless goal. Come on Farmers, the
season has just begun, so keep on trying.
Parr Line 8 Commercial 0
Sharon Whitefield achieved a hat trick
due to the exceptional passing by Deb Han-
nah, Dianne Shapton and Sueanne Van-
Miltenburg. Adequate goal scoring and
needing no help go to SueAnne VanMilten-
burg and Glenda Chaput. Strong defence
made Dianne Shapton look easy as she
scored an effective goal. Help came from
Sandra Wilson. Heidi Elliott, another
defence player, also blasted the ball two feet
from the red line and scored an elegant goal.
A great pass by Bev Shea. Look out, Joan
Hendersontas the ball and as her ego runs
wild she doomed a •sure shot off a durable
pass by Lori Symons. Hey! Commercial
Ladies keep smiling, there's always next
week.
Next week, October 26 at 8 p.m. -Parr
Line vs Jr Farmers, 8:50 p.m. -Queens vs
Winthrop and 9:40 p.m. -Commercial vs
Perth.
MENS BROOMBALL
Rats 0 Knights 3
A lucky break for Larry Baer as he
demolished a shot that couldn't go without
recognition. A fury pass by Lawrence Vink.
Orioles edge first place Cardinals
BY GEORGE LOVE
The Orioles edged the first place Car-
dinals 5-2 in St. James Bowling League play
at Starlight Lanes on Monday, October 17.
Harry Den Haan led the Oriole attack with
games of 260, 254, 254,-768; Gerry Arm-
strong 339-698; and Jack Ryan 214, 209,
220-643. Sharon McGrath 251-610; Sandy
Broadfoot 203-574; and Cathy Broome
215-537 were top bowlers for the Cardinals.
The Blue Jays topped the second place
Falcons 5-2 to tighten the league standings.
Pat Nolan led the winners with 218, 232-610;
and Connie Marion 221-567. Murray Ben-
Jason McNichol,
Bosman photo.
match -up
Terry Gray and Andy Ball stand close by.
NOV. 1, 1988
OPEN HOUSE
Sun., Oct. 30 2 p.m. -4 p.m.
CURLING INSTRUCTION
and
EQUIPMENT AVAILABLE
For Information call:
345-2198 - Elsie Beuerman - Ladies
348-8405 - Larry Hudson - Mixed Curling
527-0251 - Doug Leonhardt - Men
MITCHELL CURLING CLUB
Good old 13 did it again with a long shot from
red line to score. Also Marty Rops and
Wayne Denham gasp as they give a helping
hand in scoring. Next week will be more pro-
mising for the Rats so don't give up guys.
Easy Riders 2 Dumpers 2
Murray Houston started the scoring early
in the game with a shot in front of goalie off
a revolving pass by Brett Finlayson and
Frank Verberne. None the less whirlwind
Joe Dorssers made a request and AI Wynja
and Rick Harris abide by tying the game up.
Superman, Wayne Gingerich contributes to
the score board also off a pass by Robert
McGregor. But never fear Bob N h .s hE. e
as he came from behind the net and lifted
the ball into top corner to tie the game up.
What an end.
Turn to page 18A •
Invites you to Como to
OPEN CURLING
On Thursday, Nov. 3 — 7 p.m. to 10 p.m.
EVERYONE WELCOME
CURLING STARTS NOV. 9 & 10
" We offer FREE CURLING
to Christmas for first
time curlers.
For more Information contact:
.Barb Weida 348-9076
CURLING
newies was high for the Falcons with 281,
233-703 and Brian Love 256-593.
The Eagles nipped the Hawks 5-2 and
2786-2774 in total pins Don Nolan 274-643, and
Marlene Loughnane 238, 212-611 were top
bowlers for the Eagles. Dan Bennewies had
games of 255, 226, 200 and a 681 three game
total for the Hawks. Joanne Aubin 203-588,
and Bonnie Fortune 198-526 also bowled well
for the Hawks.
Team standings after six weeks are:
CARDINALS - 28; FALCONS - 24;
ORIOLES - 21; BLUE JAYS - 21; EAGLES -
21 ; and HAWKS - 11.
Huron County Health Unit
and the
Veterinary Clinics
of Huron County
ANTI -RABIES CLINICS
FOR HURON COUNTY
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1988
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1988
9a.m!4p.m.
At the Veterinary Clinics Listed Below
For dogs and cats over 3 months of age.
Please have them on a leash or in boxes
or bags when in the clinic.
COST: 87, per animal vaccinated
Certificate provided, and tag for dogs
THE FOLLOWING HURON COUNTY CLINICS
ARE PARTICIPATING
vBlyth Veterinary Services -
Queen Street South (New Location)
'Exeter Animal Hospital --
London Road South (Hwy. 4), Exeter
✓Seaforth Veterinary Clinic -
Main Street North, Seaforth
NOTE: Saturday, Oct. 29 9am-2pm
,,South Huron Veterinary Clinic -
Zurich
✓Brussels Veterinary Clinic •
NOTE: Wednesday, Nov. 2 and the afternoon of Friday, Nov. 4 only (1-5 p.m.)
✓Clinton-Seaforth Veterinary Services -
R.R. 5, Clinton (Hwy. 4, South of Clinton)
NOTE: Saturday, Oct. 29 9am-2pm
✓Goderich Veterinary Clinic -
R.R. 2, Goderich
✓Leedham Veterinary Clinic -
11 Alfred Street East, W!ngham
eV/Ingham Veterinary Clinic -
Rintoul Pool Complex, Wingham
Saturday,
October 29
7 a.rn• to 9 a.m.
"TWO HOURS
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FALL
DRESSES
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in store.
*excluding Angie Strauss
My Fair Lady wi11 be10 any
dosed from 9 am -
for breakfast. Re -opening at 10 am
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