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The Huron Expositor, 1987-11-25, Page 3314A THE HURON EXPOSITOR, DECEMBER .2, 1987.... Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada, LIFE & MORTGAGE INSURANCE PLANS DEFERRED ANNUITIES, INCOME TAX DEDUCTIBLE FLEXIBLE NO LOAD R,R.S,P, NONSMOKERS RATES AVAILABLE Rep. ARNOLD 5TINNISSEN I Goderich St. East, Seaforth Tel. 527-0410 Water Well DRILLING W. O. Hopper and Sons 4 MODERN ROTARY RIGS Neil Du rl Jim 527-1737 527-0828 527-0775 Hoimste Souse J3eieYreakfast John and Gunn Tatierimi P,O. BOX 1125 (519) b7-2040 Seaforifi, Oritayia 94Y1(4,10 Seaforth Novice win B Championship The Seaforth Novice hockey team won the third goal and the winner with only 17 throughout the weekend, B Championship at the annual Seaforth seconds remaining in the game • tournament held on the weekend. Earlier in the week the Novices travelled Seaforth goalie Scott Wood was crucial to to Goderich for an exhibition game and keeping his team in the game, came out the winners by a 5-0 score. The Novice took the title after downing Forest 2-0 in the final game. From all appearances theboys were keen. They knew they had to be awake against Forest because that team had already put Clinton out, and Seaforth had only beaten Clinton themselves by a one goal margin. Motivated by their fans the Novice Moved in the first game Seafoarth beat Milverton Pat Gridzak on a. pas8 from Mark Van Doren, started off the scoring in the first Mark Van Doren scored the first goal on a period. Chris Marion popped in two more pass from Pat Gridzak. Chris Marion pop- shortly • after that. ped the next goal in during the second Goderich came back fighting during the period, and Shaun Anstett lipeed a third one second period, but neither team got any in with only 58 seconds remaining in the goals. - --into-an-early-lead-when-Pat Gridzak-took-ad---third-perioth-On- a - roll T Seaforth's-Chris vantage of a power play situation and put Marion scored again with seven seconds re- Hard work and determination however, the puck past the Forest goalie. He was maining on the clock, paid off for Seaforth in the third, stanza. ' assisted by Chris Marion and Brent Halley. Chr son and Ken Coyne and to all the parents Sha Anstett popped in -a fifth Seaforth who helped at the door and in the hall goa Kl. derich received a tripping penalty, and 4'XIVe- ::-------------------------- ller z , Thanks go out to coaches Charles Robert- Go ,.. ,,,•.. r 4. . 0 , ' ‘I JOHN ELLIGSEN. ELECTRIC •Farm Wiring •/ LTD. •House Wiring. *Commercial Wiring *Pole Line Construction •Hydro Poles "You name it we'll wire it" . PHONE: 345-2447 • 24 hr. Emergency Service'' John Elligsen Electric Ltd. B.R.#4, Walton, Ontario. The HURON COUNTY BOARD of EDUCATION wishes to express its sincere appreciation for the county support and interest in the recent A.D.A.P.T. (Alcohol Drug Awareness Program for Today) which was held in the Secondary Schools from October 26 to November 6, 1987. A.W. Clark Chair R.B. A11an Director TWO FOR For a limited time, BUY BOTH BOOKS at this low price and save Although the entire game was full of great passes, strong defensive plays made It dif- ficult for either team to get a point for the duration of the first and second periods. It wasn't until the 2:15 mark of the third period that Chris Marion was able to score a second goal for Seaforth, aided greatly by Shaun Anstett. Seaforth had the game wrapped up and the win made them the division championship. Prior -to -this -championship- game -the: - Novice team had defeated New Hamburg by 4 , ' a score of 3-2. The game may have been the team's toughest one of the tournament. Seaforth initiated the scoring with a goal by Chris Marion at the 5:43 mark of the first period. It was the only goal of the period. New, Hamburg scored at the six minute mark of the second period to tie the game,. then scored a second geed early into the third period to move into the lead. Chris Marion tied things up again at the 3:18 mark of the third period, then got his 1•'" • J„1,:el.,/.;;,:r" '''' ' • ,.. , • , .. TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS - The Seaforth Novice hockey team won the "B" dM- sion championship tri the Seaforth Novice Tournament on the weekend when they defeated Forest 2-0 on Sunday in the final. Team captain Chris Marion accepted the team trophy from tournament chairman Marty Bedard. Corbett photo. Jaguars edge. Cougars 4-3 BY GEORGE LOVE The Jaguars edged the Cougars 4-3 in the St. James Bowling League on Monday, November 23. The Cougars won on total pins 2928 - 2814 and retained first place, one point ahead of the Jaguars. Pat Kenny led the Jaguars with 245, 266 - 667. Gerry Armstrong 222 - 610, Bruce Clark 217 - 566 and Shirley Bragger 246 - 528 also helped with their scores. Cathy Broome was high bowler for the Cougars with 236, 217 - 648. Pat Ryan 269, 209 - 628, Richard Love 226 r 603 and Don Nolan 225 - 577 also had fine nights. The Panthers jumped into third place with a 7-0 score over the Leopards. Jim Dalrym- ple bowled 225, 239 - 672 to lead the way. Dan Bennewies had 2,07, 225- 631, Lynne Coombs 241 - 588, Olave Little 179 - 512 and Brian Love 202 488 for the Panthers. Rose Feeney 190 - 510 and Sandy Broadfoot 184 -.504 were best for the Leopards. The Tigers downed the Lions 5-2 with George Love 216, 246, 245 707, Karen Hoegy 181 - 504, Jack Ryan 236 - 499 and Pat Nolan • 183 - 493 helping the scoring. Murray Ben- newies with 298, 233, 270 - 801 and Brenda Kenny 181 - 503 were high for the Lions. Team standings are: Cougars - 46, Jaguars - 45, Panthers - 41, Leopards - 36, Lions - 33 and Tigers - 30. COMMERCIAL LEAGUE • USA continued to be the class of the Com- mercial Bowling League when they blasted Canada 7-0 in league action on November 28. The total pins were 2534 - 2349. Gordon Murray had high single for USA with a 240 and Harry Delayer the triple with 644. Gerda Van den Hoven led Canada with 203 - 537, The Gypsies downed Cuba 5-2(2388 -2251). Heather Bennewies had a 262 single and Wilha Vanden berk a 584 triple to be high for the Gypsies. Pauline Weigel was top bawler for Cuba with 206 549. Monaco tightened the standings when they blanked Japan 7-0. The total pins were 2471 - 2128. Don Bruxer led Monaco with a 202 single and Jerry Fuhr with a 538 triple. The high scores for the night were Heather Bennewies with a 262 single and Harry Deloyer with a 644 triple. Team standings are: USA 45, Gypsies - 301/2, Japan - 30, Canada - 291/2, Monaco • 29, Cuba • 25. SENIORS BOWLING The Seniors Friday afternoon Bowling. League has the Diamonds in first place with 44 points. They lead the Emeralds by 11 points with two more weeks of regular bowl- ing this term. On November 20, the ladies' high single was bowled by Rika Van Bakel with a 230 and Isabel Kerslake had the high triple at 525. Bill Harris bowled high single for the men with 256 while Watson Reid had high triple of 621. -On November 27, Mary Finlayson led the ladies with a 207 single while Dorothy Mc- Cluskie had a 549 triple, Elmer Dow had high single for the men with 219 and Bill Harris the triple with 581. TOWN AND COUNTRY Team standings are: Ramblers - 37, Hap- py Gang - 35, Hulksters - 30, Dogs - 25. in bowling Ladies' high scores: single and triple - Julia Green 240 - 609, average - Rose Feeney 200. Men's - single, Ralph Johnston 258, tri- ple - John Staffen 674, average - Reg Dick 238. • EGMONDVILLE BOWLING LEAGUE In the Egmondville bowling league Carol Johnston bowled the ladies high single of 210 and Betty Johnston bowled a high .triple of 581 and the high average of 187. Randy Gridzak bowled the high single for the men at 271 as well as the high triple at 700, and high average at 208, Team standings are: Loose Talk 43, Hot Dogs 36, Holy Rollers 36, Whipper Snippers 33, Whitesnake 32 and Gutterballers 9. Atom Is have two big wins The Seaforth AtornS I defeated Milverton Monday by a score of 18-0. Goals for Seaforth were scored by Jason Henderson, 4, Mike Devereaux, 2, Boyd Devereaux, 2, Mike Moylan, 2, Joe Murray, 2, Dean Finnigan, 1, Mike Watt 1, Jeff Flanagan, 1 and Wike.Weber, 1. Assists went to Mike Watt, Wayne Schoonderwoerd, Dean Finnigan, Jeff Flanagan, Mike Hugill, Jason Henderson, ,Mike Deveraux, Boyd Devereaux, Steve McInally, Justin Rodney, Mike Weber and Mike Moylan. On Friday the Atom Is defeated Brussels 1441: ' Goals for Seaforth were scored by Mike Devereaux, 3, Dean Finnigan, 2, Boyd Devereaux, 2, Mike Moylan, 3, Jason Henderson, 1, Steve McInally 1, Mike Welier,1 and Mike Watt 1. Assists went to Mike Watt, 2, Dean Fin- nigan, 2, Jeff Flanagan, 2, Mike Weber, 1, Joe Murray, 1, Mike Weber, 1, Wayne Schoonderwoerd, 1, Mike Hugill, 1, and Jason Henderson, 1. Centenaires have worst outing The Seaforth Centenaires had their worst weekend yet last weekend when they faced Brussels on Friday in Seaforth and travelled to Lambeth on Sunday. Friday the Centenaires couldn't put the puck in the net as the Brussels defence denied their every shot. Brussels, although they are the lowest scoring team in the league, had no trouble putting the puck in the Seaforth net and they did so nine times to win the contest 9-0. " As if a 9-0 loss was not humiliating enough the Centenalres topped this on Sunday in Lambeth. The Centenaires got off to a slow start in the first period and Lambeth jumped into an early lead. Brad Carter scored the only Centenaire goal in the period assisted by Kevin Melady and Mike Betties. - 3 DAYS ONLY - THURS., FFIL 6,- SAT. DEC. 3-4-5 WRAP UP YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING LIST NOW AND SAVE! This is. Bob Shiite's - Newest Book Available for 7.95 ALLOTHERSTORE ITEMS *Tender Tootsies Winler Boots' Shoes & Slippers *Dresses tquigerre Plus Much Much More IF ;A. AVAILABLE AT .5,4•••• 10., A •••,;%10.1 Fischer's, The Square, Goderich, Queen St., Kincardine & Main St., Exeter or Ring's Bookstore, gest St., Goderich, Goderith.Entertainer, Shoppers Square or AT VOUll LOCAL NEWSPAPE�iij IN Lucknow, Miichelt • Goderich, Seaforth, Clinton, Walkerton & Kincardine t rt r ;It t it ill I TuraborrySlt!et BRUSSELS 887-9811 . 6111 ill t tt i fill • 1-1110ST SAA00101 Siartmg Sinn Dec 14 In Cat nee 10 9.frp n, %Inn ()el 2) ft. Wed 00 11 411p m 11fo0term40 m f 4 f Lambeth answered the goal with three of their own. The Centenaires played a decent second period, and kept both the shots on net and the scoring close. The Centenaires didn't score themselves, but they only allowed Lambeth to put one past goalie Trevor For- tune. Shots on goal in the period were 9-10 for Lambeth. The third period was a defensive disaster for the Centenalres. Defenseman Brad Beuttenmiller sustained a cut above his eye and was out of the play, and assistant cap- tain Kevin Melady was sidelined due to il- lness. As the local club was going into the game short two players.. -Ron Pryce and Kevin Willimnson- to begin with, this left them with only two lines. Lambeth came on strong in the third period putting away two early goals, and in- jurbig netminder Trevor Fortune. Bill Tremeer came out to take his place and face a barrage of shots. Tremeer came up with 19 saves in the period, but things really fell apart for the Centenaires and they allowed a total of 12 more goals to enter the net. They answered with one of their own Coming from Rob McEwan assisted by Terry Pugh. The Centenaires were outshot in the game 44-23 and it ended with a final (football) score of 18-2. The Centenaires are now 19 games into their season and haye only two wins. Their next game will be December 4 at Tbamesford, and their next home game will be December 13 when they face Clinton. La wnbowlers hold first bridge, euchre The Seaforth Lawn Bowling club held its first euchre and bridge party of the season in the Orange Hall lest Tuesday evening. There were 11 tables of euchre and three tables of bridge in play. Ladies high score in euchre was Jessie. Hillen, lone hands, Thelma Dale and eon - solation, Marjory Varley. Men's high win- ner was Harold Coleman, lone hands, Gor- don Murray and consolation, Lloyd Pipe. Winners in bridge were: ladies high, Grace Conrnish, men's high, Sam Phillips, ladies IOW, Ante Reid and Men's low, Lloyd ROW& President Mary Finlayson welcomed everyone present and announced the next evening will be December 15 at 8 p.m. in the Orange Hall. Members should include some Christmas goodies in their hinch. Hostesses will be Mary Chappel, Agnes Eyre, Mary Connelly and Bea Storey.