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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1987-07-15, Page 8ti fit t A8 - THE HURON EXP9SITOR, JULY 15, 1987 Seaforth Merchants beat league, -leading Sfrat•hrp The Seaforth Merchants Senior Mens relief and allowed no runs on two hits, two and allowing five runs on five hits dun, hardball team moved closer to one of its struck out one batterand walked one. ing three innings of relief pitching. goals ` Sunday when it defeated league- Seaforth players had a total of 14 hits, four Marc Robinet was on the mound for the leading Strathroy by a score of 10-5. • strike outs and had four errors. first five innings of the game. He struck out "One of our goals is to beat every team in Jerry Wright and Gerry Feeney were top three batters, walked five and allowed four the league at least once," said coach Marc hitters, with Wright going two for two and runs on two hits.' Robinet, "and now we've 'beaten every " Feeney two for three with a walk. Marty I gave up two hits in •five innings then team except Walkerton, and we have three Bedard and Jim • Campbell went two for, just couldn't find the plate and walked three games remaining against them, - all in . four, Brian Cooper, Joe Aubin, Bill Dale, • batters in a row. So, I pulled myself," said Seaforth." Don Williams, Robinet and Coombs con- Robinet... The Merchants appeared strong right tributed the other bits. "You can't make excuses, but it was rain - from the start Sunday and moved into a 4-0 "It was an excellent ball game with great ing off and on throughout the game and the lead• after the second inning. , Four more pitching and clutch hitting," said Robinet. ball eventually became very slippery and runs in the third inning expanded the lead to "Bennett kept the batters off stride all heavy. It was hard to throw. You can't 8 0. game, and we got our -hits when -the runners blame Clendon (Coombs liar the loss. I felt sorry for him out there " Strathroy scored once in the fourth but Seaforth negated that run with one of its own in the bottom of the inning to maintain its eight -run lead. Strathroy got two runs in the sixth inning, but gained little; ground as Seaforth scored once more during its turn at bat. A two run rally by Strathroy in the seventh inning moved the score to 10-5. The last two innings were scoreless: Kevin Bennett pitched a strong seven inn- ings for the Merchants and got his first win of the season. He gave up five runs' on 10 hits, struck out three batters, and walked five. Clendon Coombs .pitched two innings of were on base,." Robinet noted some "good defensive plays were made, especially in the outfield". "Every game we seem to be improving," he said. EXETER 9- SEAFORTH 8. .. But in as much as Sunday's game ended on a positive note, spectators at Thursday's game could have cried at the outcome.. • Up 7-1 at the end of the fifth inning the Merchants succumbed to poor weather con- ditions and to Exeter and eventually lost the ball game by •a 9-8 score. Clendon Coombs took the loss for the Mer- chants, striking out three runners, walking Exeter took a 1-0 lead after the first inn- ing, but Seaforth soon destroyed that, get- ting two runs in the second inning, two in the third, one in the fourth and two in the fifth. It was in the top •of the sixth inning.'"' =•, g p i7. however, that the roof fell in. Exeter scored WHEN' THE DUST CLEARED.,. A strop throw to home late allowed Seaforth Mer - eight times on just three hits to take a 9-7 chant pitcher Kevin Bennett (3y to tag out a Strathroy runner sliding into home on. Sun - lead going into the bottom of the seventh in- day. With orwithout the run the Merchants would have won the game. They defeated ning. Seaforth scored once in the bottom of • league -leading Strathroy 10-5. Mcllwraith photo. the seventh to make the score 9-8. That's the way it ended.. were each two for four with a walk. Wright Results of last night's game against Ex- . Dell Mitehelmore was in top form at the and Bennett had the team's other hits. eter were unknown at press time. The Mer- plate going two for twa, with a double.and a 0-5 chants take on Walkerton Tuesday at 6:30 single. John Cairns"went two for four and Team members •struck out six times and p.m. at the Seaforth District High School Feeney, Williamson and Gerrard Ryan made three errors. - Seaforth to host ladies provincia Iawnbowling finals event has been hosted in a small town. noon for the McLean trophy starting at 1:30 Players will be present from all over On- p.m. Lunch will be served between the se- tario. Spectators will be welcome to come cond and third game. • and watch. Winners from, this event corn- BITS AND PIECES pete for Canadian Championships.Men's bowling continue on Monday even - There will be ladies singles, ladies doubles ings and also Friday afternoons. trebles and fillies all competing at the same The Lucknow ladies of District 4 won the time. Seaforth Club is fortunate to have ladies trebles in second stage at London on , enough greens and well -kept green`on. which Saturday and will be representing District 4 to host the games: at the Ontario Finals hereon Saturday. • Ladies' will be bowling on Monday after- Good Bowling to all; The Seaforth Legion .sponsored a men's and George Hildebrand. • • pairs lawn bowling tournament held at the In other mens lawn bowling action: John Seaforth Greens Wednesday. . • Patterson and Fred Tilley placed fifth in a Nine greens were in play and winning the • pairs tournament at the Fairmont Club in trophy and $100 first prize were Stu Simpson London on Saturday. • and Harold Mutter of Fairmont Club Lon- LADIES ACTIVITIES don. • Bill Brown and Art Finlayson of . The ladies executive held a meeting at the Seaforth were second with Sid Bartlett and Club House last Wednesday to finalize plans partner of Elmwood Club London third and , for the Ladies Provincial Finals which are Fred Tilley and Neil Bell of Seafortli fourth. being played in Seaforth on July 18 commen- Consolation went to Bill Neely, Stratford cing at 9 a.m. This. is the first time such an Can -Am games being planned SISTER CITY - CAN AM GAMES, are be- ing planned now. The games this year will take place in Seaforth on July 31, August 1. and August 2. Events such as; Swimming, Baseball, Softball, •Golf, Slo-Pitch, Tennis, Track and Field, Lawn Bowling, Karate, and Shuffleboard are being planned. (All events are not final). Whatever West Last week's winners were: • Ladies: Rachel Branch brings down, Seaforth must match. Riehl 282, Mary Coleman, 270 and Mary BILLETS are going to be needed. If McMillan 240, and Men: Lloyd Pipe 328, anyone is. interested in hosting one of the Elmer Townsend 273 and Charlie Perkins sister city children or would like more in 220. , foration on the games, please call the Don't forget MOMS AND TOTS ROLLER - Recreation Office at 527-0882. SKATING every Wednesday evening from 6:30 to 8 p.m. • The friendly Town of Hanover would like to extend a warm invitation to one and all to join in for the 1lth Annual Lake Huron Zone Re.creationists' Association "SPORT- SFEST" to be held on August 14, 15 and 16, 1987. Plans for this sport -oriented weekend calls for a list of approximately 34 events in- cluding the traditional events and a few new events for all ages, male or female. Sportsfest '87 consists of the following ac- tivities '(new events) Archery, Boys and RECREATION PREVIEW by Marty Bedard The SEAFORTH CURLING CLUB presents: a night with DOUG AND THE SLUGS and BUSTIN LOOSE. Friday, July .31, 1987 at the Seaforth and District Com- munity Centres. Tickets are $8 advance and $10 at the door. The door will open at 8 p.m. Tickets are available at the Seaforth and District Community Centres only. Age of Majority only. Proceeds for the night will go towards ,Iunior Curling. SENIOR SHUFFLEBOARD continues Wednesday afternoons from 1:30 ,to 4 p.m. Mens Ball Hockey, Mens Basketball, *Bridge, Canoe Racing, Childrens Soccer, "'Crokinole, ' Chess, Darts, Euchre, Flag Football, Floor Shuffleboard, Fun Run, Girls Softball, Horseshoes, Ice Hockey, Ladies Industrial Softball, Lawn Bowling, Lawn Darts, 'Radio -operated cars and planes, Mentally Handicapped Adult Bowl- ing, Men's and Ladies Slo-pitch, .*Swing Bowling, Tee Ball, Tennis,- Outdoor Volleyball, Water Polo and a Swim Meet. For information or registration on any of these events please contact the Recreation Office 527-0882 Sportsfest needsr`participation to main a successful annual event. Plan now to attend Sportsfest '87 in Hanover. Don't forget August 14,15, 16. Hope to see you there. Murray downs Smith 9-6 Kent Murray defeated Ken Smith in ladies fastball action by a score of 9-6. Missy Caldwell and. Judy Mason • hit triples for Ken Smith while Lisa Preszcator hit a double. Joanne Holland, . Judy Anstett, • Linda Dillon and Hessie Kipfer all hit doubles for Kent Murray. ball diamond. SCOREBOARD SEAFORTH MEN'S BALL HOCKEY LEAGUE - Scoring Leaders as of July 9,1987 NAME G A PT 1. Mike Betties 2. Doug Anstett 3. Dave Mcllwain 4.'Jim Campbell 5. Rob Armstrong Greg Murray 6. Ray Anstett 7. Joe Anstett 8. Pat Murray 9. Jerry Wright 10. Key Williamson Paul Hak TEAM 1. Cents 2. Topnotch 3. Boilersmith 4. Brewers 5. Komakozy 6. Beachwood 18 27 16 23 16 3 22 . 14 14• 10 18 14 11 7 16 7 15 11 9 11 8 8 11 GP W L T PT 10 8 1 1 17. 10 7 2 1 15 10 6 3 1 13 10 4 5 1 9 10 1 8 1 3 10 1 8 1 3 45 39 38 33 28 28 25 23 22 20 19, 19 Peewees beat Wroxeter 13-3 For the third game in a row, Winthrop PeeWee Boys counted 13 runs, which was all that was needed to ,take an easy win from Wroxeter on July 14. • Jason McNichol again pitched an ex- cellent game striking out 15 batters and i., 1owing,only one hit. •. - s.tdl'an1!red ffiebatting, hotchng up a home run, a double and a single. Dave Scar - row, Brad Schroeder and Jason McNichol also tallied a home run each. A hard hit tri- ple by Paul Dolmage in the third inning drove in three runs. Adam Agar hit two singles and a double and Chris. Van Bake! and Dwayne Pryce each hit a single. Win- throp won 13-3. The next hoilie game is July 16 against ,Belgrave: Sports deadline Monday 4:30 p.m. 5 BOB'S' BARBERSHOP will be closed Saturday, July .18 LortQ-h• A' A' ' ht.rr"rtb ! 1 t \n11 lr.,.,,1,r r l.,,lnro, 1 ,,,DO. 11.1t,r,., Bd, n, •1J1 Mr ONE DAY ONLY WEDNESDAY, JULY 22 Special Sale On2 % OFF All Ladies Wear ILJF And More ENJOY A ROUND OF GOLF IN SEAFORTH Uni ue 13 Hole la out. Seaforth Golf and Country Club t.EBO R.R.4 Seaforth tut Fast of Vat Egniotid House 527-0985 Hasa lot of GOOD 'BUYS ON GOLF EQUIPMENT GALORE! POWERBILT CITATIONS: POWERBILT GRAND SLAM Men's - Ladies' Right or Lett Hand in 11 or 8 Piece Sets. CHECK OUR PRICES!! as low as$64900(Reg. $725oo) T.N.T.' CUSTOM, P.T. EYE HEEL TOE BALANCE (Golden Touch • the Sweet One) PRICED RIGHT. HONEY BEE & CUSTOMS FOR THE LADIES - Our Prices on these you will not snatch. SPALDI$G AtiaLIT« I .�a w)th *'*tell v,rnadb twit (i>:'LOW L C t1iiS t4'o>•ihilvealern,tt?�; ASS LOW � 0' to A5 DROP IN AND BROWSEt * WE TAKE TRADE-IN 'CLUBS MITCHELL GOLF CLUE INC. Manager. Bill Ducklow CALL 34B-8991, • ' vvv A NEW APPROACH TO ADOPTION DISCLOSURE IN ONTARIO . , ' t - ' ,• , v `NOT ALL ADOPTED CHILDREN GROW UP WANTING TO KNOW ABOUT THEIR BIRTH PARENTS. F3UT FOR THOSE WHO DO, THE PROCESS HAS OFTEN BEEN FRUS- TRATING AND INCONCLUSIVE. , THE SAME IS TRUE FOR PARENTS, GRANDPARENTS, BROTHERS OR SISTERS SEARCHING FOR A CHILD PLACED FOR ADOPTION YEARS AGO. ON JULY 6. 1987. AMENDMENTS TO ADOPTION LEGISLATION • • CHANGED THE CONDITIONS AND PROCEDURES FOR OBTAINING ADOPTION INFORMATION IN ONTARIO. NON -IDENTIFYING INFORMATION, IF AVAILABLE. SUCH AS THE BIRTH FAMILY'S BACKGROUND AND MEDICAL'HISTORY. WILL BE RE- LEASED ON REQUEST TO ADULT ADOPTED PERSONS (THOSE 18 OR - OLDER); AND INFORMATION ABOUT THE ADOPTIVE FAMILY'S BACK- GROUND WILL BE GIVEN TO ADULT BIRTH RELATIVES. UPON REQUEST. INFORMATION THAT REVEALS THE IDENTITY OF AN ADULT ADOP- TEE OR A BIRTH RELATIVE WILL BE SHARED ONLY IF BOTH PARTIES HAVE VOLUNTARILY ENTERED THEIR NAMES WITH THE ADOPTION ' DISCLOSURE REGISTER AND CONSENTED TO DISCLOSURE. THE CONSENT OF ADOPTIVE PARENTS IS NO LONGER REQUIRED. IF BIRTH RELATIVES HAVE NOT REGISTERED, AN ADULT ADOPTEE CAN REQUEST A SEARCH. HOWEVER. CONFIDENTIALITY IS PRO- TECTED THROUGHOUT. IF LOCATED. BIRTH RELATIVES CAN SIMPLY DECIDE NOT TO HAVE THEIR IDENTITIES MADE KNOWN. . THE ISSUES AN NATION ARE COM D EMOTIONS SURROUNDING ADOPTION INFOR- MATION' SO PROFESSIONAL ADVICE IS PROVIDED AT EVERY STAGE. THE PROCESS WILL ALSO TAKE TIME, SINCE A LARGE NUMBER OF REQUESTS ALREADY•EXIST. . ALL THE NEW PROCEDURES AND SERVICES -ARE OUTLINED IN A FREE PAMPHLET. AVAILABLE IN ENGLISH AND IN FRENCH. 'CONTACT YOUR LOCAL CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY OR WRITE THE ADOPTION INFORMATION UNIT, 700 BAY STREET, 2ND FLOOR. TORONTO M7A 1 E9. IN TORONTO. CALL 963-0709. ELSEWHERE IN ONTARIO CALL TOLL-FREE 1-800-387-5477. _ ' ministry of Cornniunity and Social Services O Ontario John Sweeney, Minister , David Peterson, Premier Murray downs Smith 9-6 Kent Murray defeated Ken Smith in ladies fastball action by a score of 9-6. Missy Caldwell and. Judy Mason • hit triples for Ken Smith while Lisa Preszcator hit a double. Joanne Holland, . Judy Anstett, • Linda Dillon and Hessie Kipfer all hit doubles for Kent Murray. ball diamond. SCOREBOARD SEAFORTH MEN'S BALL HOCKEY LEAGUE - Scoring Leaders as of July 9,1987 NAME G A PT 1. Mike Betties 2. Doug Anstett 3. Dave Mcllwain 4.'Jim Campbell 5. Rob Armstrong Greg Murray 6. Ray Anstett 7. Joe Anstett 8. Pat Murray 9. Jerry Wright 10. Key Williamson Paul Hak TEAM 1. Cents 2. Topnotch 3. Boilersmith 4. Brewers 5. Komakozy 6. Beachwood 18 27 16 23 16 3 22 . 14 14• 10 18 14 11 7 16 7 15 11 9 11 8 8 11 GP W L T PT 10 8 1 1 17. 10 7 2 1 15 10 6 3 1 13 10 4 5 1 9 10 1 8 1 3 10 1 8 1 3 45 39 38 33 28 28 25 23 22 20 19, 19 Peewees beat Wroxeter 13-3 For the third game in a row, Winthrop PeeWee Boys counted 13 runs, which was all that was needed to ,take an easy win from Wroxeter on July 14. • Jason McNichol again pitched an ex- cellent game striking out 15 batters and i., 1owing,only one hit. •. - s.tdl'an1!red ffiebatting, hotchng up a home run, a double and a single. Dave Scar - row, Brad Schroeder and Jason McNichol also tallied a home run each. A hard hit tri- ple by Paul Dolmage in the third inning drove in three runs. Adam Agar hit two singles and a double and Chris. Van Bake! and Dwayne Pryce each hit a single. Win- throp won 13-3. The next hoilie game is July 16 against ,Belgrave: Sports deadline Monday 4:30 p.m. 5 BOB'S' BARBERSHOP will be closed Saturday, July .18 LortQ-h• A' A' ' ht.rr"rtb ! 1 t \n11 lr.,.,,1,r r l.,,lnro, 1 ,,,DO. 11.1t,r,., Bd, n, •1J1 Mr ONE DAY ONLY WEDNESDAY, JULY 22 Special Sale On2 % OFF All Ladies Wear ILJF And More ENJOY A ROUND OF GOLF IN SEAFORTH Uni ue 13 Hole la out. Seaforth Golf and Country Club t.EBO R.R.4 Seaforth tut Fast of Vat Egniotid House 527-0985 Hasa lot of GOOD 'BUYS ON GOLF EQUIPMENT GALORE! POWERBILT CITATIONS: POWERBILT GRAND SLAM Men's - Ladies' Right or Lett Hand in 11 or 8 Piece Sets. CHECK OUR PRICES!! as low as$64900(Reg. $725oo) T.N.T.' CUSTOM, P.T. EYE HEEL TOE BALANCE (Golden Touch • the Sweet One) PRICED RIGHT. HONEY BEE & CUSTOMS FOR THE LADIES - Our Prices on these you will not snatch. SPALDI$G AtiaLIT« I .�a w)th *'*tell v,rnadb twit (i>:'LOW L C t1iiS t4'o>•ihilvealern,tt?�; ASS LOW � 0' to A5 DROP IN AND BROWSEt * WE TAKE TRADE-IN 'CLUBS MITCHELL GOLF CLUE INC. Manager. Bill Ducklow CALL 34B-8991,