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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1986-03-19, Page 8A8 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR. MARCH 19, 1986 SPECIAL GIFTS FOR EASTER at SEAFORTH JEWELLERS • DIAMONDS WEDDING RINGS PULSAR & CARDINAL WATCHES We Specialize •n Watch, Clock and Jewellery Repair • Wry now have a LARGE SELECTION OF COSTUME JEWELLERY for Spring and Summer Fashions SPORTS Centenaires tops going into series SEAFORTH JEWELLERS Main St, Seaforth 527-0270 The Seaforth Centenaires chalked up two more wins to give them a final record of seven wins and one loss in the round-robin Junior D playoffs. The Centenaires had gone into the week tied with the Grand Valley Harvestors, but moved into sole possession of first place with a win over Clinton last Tuesday, followed by a win over Grand Valley on Sunday. Grand Valley had been responsible for delivering the Centenaires their only loss in the round-robin series. The Centenaires will now meet Grand Valley again in playoff series to decide who will advance to the Ontario Hockey Associa- tion playdowns. SEAFORTH 6, CLINTON 2 Seaforth captured an early lead in the first period of the Clinton hockey game on a goal by Jim Campbell just 50 seconds into game time. Kevin Williamson expanded the Centenaire lead six minutes later when Clinton was shorthanded. Jerry W right, John Dale and Andy Russell drew assists in the first period. Clinton took advantage of a Seaforth penalty about eight minutes into the second period and narrowed the gap by a goal, but neither team scored again in the second stanza. Two powerplay goals in the third period and one other clinched the win for Seaforth since Clinton was only able to retaliate with one of its own. Mike Betties scored two of the third period goals with Jim Campbell accounting for the other. Assists were drawn by Dave Murray, Dave Akey, Jerry Wright, Rob Core, Kevin Williamson and Keith McClure. SEAFORTH 9, GRAND VALLEY 7 A strong third period offensive gave the Centenaires a much needed win over Grand Valley on Sunday. The Harvesters moved ahead early in the game, scoring two goals in thefirst period to Seaforth's one. Dave Murray got the lone Centenaire goal. He was assisted by Jim Campbell and Jerry Wright. That goal was scored on a powerplay, The Centenaires were unable to dose the one goal deficit 'after two periods had been played although they matched Grand Val- ley's three goals with three of their own. Two of those were scored again on the powerplay. Jerry Wright'scored the fust second period goal and Dave Akey accounted, for the remaining two second period goals. Assists were drawn by Jim Campbell, Andy Russell, with two and Dave Murray, with two. In the third period Andy Russell led the scoring barrage scoring a goal three minutes into the period then tucking the puck into an empty Grand Valley net with seconds left in the game. Other third period goals were scored by Kevin Williamson, Mike Betties and Dave Murray. Assists were drawn by Russell, Campbell, John Dale, Kevin Me - lady, Bill Dale and Williamson. The Centenaires begin their best -of -seven semi-final series against Grand Valley tonight in Seaforth. Annual meeting set for hockey 1 RECREATION PREVIEW by Marty Bedard r SULF Flow much is sulfur deficiency costing you? THE 4TH MAJOR NUTRIENT Sulfur increases fertilizer uptake efficiency Top Dress winter wheat now with Nitrogen Et Sulfur for Bigger Yields Et Quality Your crops need sulfur The SEAFORTH AND DISTRICT MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION would like to announce that their ANNUAL MEETING will be held on Thursday, March 20 at 8 p.m. at the Arena (upstairs hall). Everyone is welcome. Come out and give your recom- mendations for next year. ST. JOHN'S AMBULANCE will be putting on a First Aid Course every Tuesday night from 7 to 11 p.m. throughout the month of April. This course will be held at the Seaforth District High School, The cost is $35. or W . C. B. approval. Your instructor will, be Art McNaughton. For more information contact Art at 527-1389. The CENTENARIES are now into the best of seven O.H.A. Jr. D. semi-finals against Grand Valley Harvesters. The next home game for the Centenaires will be on Wednesday, March 19. This series should prove to be exciting due to the fact Seaforth will be looking for revenge from last year's competition. Let's see everyone out to support the local boys. The SEAFORTH SENIORGAMES are now into the planning stages for the 1986 local events. There will be a total of 15 events this year, which will start in mid April and We are in a position to top dress all your farm; with 30 lbs. of Sulfur per acre, for grain, corn, beans, and alfalfa crops. "The best time to do this is now!" For your fertilizer requirements with sulfur direct inquiries to: SCOREBOARD ST. JAMES BOWLING LEAGUE Ladles high single and triple, Michelle Bennewies 218, 596. Men's high single and triple, Murray Bennowies 322, 804. Standings: Blue Jays 124, Expos 96, Orioles 83, Alleueltes 79, Mustangs 67, Tiger Cats 55. SENIOR CITIZENS BOWLING Ladles High: Betty Hulley 575. Pearl James 537, Blanche Hoegy 495. Mess High: Harvey Dow 606, Harvey Dolmage 559, Andy Lunn 510 High Team: Art Finlayson. Bully Hulloy, Harvey Dolmago, Gordon Papplo, Rachel Rlehl, Fiona Sim. JIM'S FLYING SERVICE LTD. BOB VAN DEN NEUCKER R.R. #i1 R.R. #4 Seaforth, Ontario Seaforth, Ontario 527-1606 482-9800 COMMERCIAL BOWLING LEAGUE Ladles high smpto. MUrthn Eusepl 221. lathes' high triple, Joan Schoonderwoerd 600. Ladles high average. Patti Fuhr 192 Men's high single, Hank Derssors 333. Man's high triple, John Hauwert 830. Mon's high average, Nick Hauwerl 235. Standings Red Sox 1081, Season Champs: Astros fly. Expos 831. Yankees 74. Blue Jays 71, Caro Boars 63 continue through until the end of May. The 15 SENIOR SHUFFLEBOARD continues events will be: Euchre, Cribbage, Shuffle- every Wednesday afternoon from 1:30-4 p.m. board, Crokinole, Contract Bridge, Darts, Last week's winners were: ladies, Verda Snooker, 5 Pin Bowling, Walking, Old Time Sinclair 218, Mary Chapple 200, Rose Ryan Dance, Lawn Bowling, Golf, Horseshoes, 154. Men: Chas. Perkins 199, Boyd Driscoll Tennis and Table Tennis. Please watch the 190, Jack Sinclair 181. Expositor for a time table of all events in the near future. For more information please call Don't forget you may also come and play the Recreation Office at 527-0882. euchre for the afterripon. See you there. Junior Belles eliminated from play The Seaforth Junior Belle Ringette team was eliminated from playoff action by Mitchell in two straight games but the local girls went down fighting. Tracey Fortune played net in the first game and Sara T eall was in net for the second game. Both girls played exceptional games as Seaforth was outshot at least three to one. Lisa Henderson managed the lone goal in game one and was assisted by Susan Rowcliffe, In game two Tracey Fortune, Tanuny Nash and Andrea Ribey scored one apiece with Tammy Nash and Heather McKercher assisting. The win gave Mitchell the league championship. The area girls will keep practising until the regionals at the beginning of April, which Seaforth and Mitchell are hosting. Seaforth broomball players commended in tournament On March 8 the Seaforth Junior Farmers held their annual broomball tournament. Due to the weather conditions of Friday the tournament had to be shortened to one day. Teams participating in the tournament included: Huron, Lambton, Middlesex, El- gin, Oxford, Peith, Wellington, Temiskam- ing and Seaforth. W inners of the mens A division were Middlesex and the B division winners were Lambton. Middlesex ladies took the A and Seaforth took the B, in the ladies division. Individual awards were given to Rick Harris, Middlesex, most valuable player; Wayne Denham, Perth, most valuable goalie; and Chris Gooyers, Middlesex, most sports- manlike. In the ladies division most valuable player went to Kathie Monk, Seaforth, most valuable goalie, Diane Vanneste, Seaforth and most sportsmanlike, Sandra Smith, Lambtnn. The tournament ended with a dance on Saturday night. Winners of the Seaforth Junior Farmers girls broomball team draw were: Terry Smith - $75; Bill Roy - $50 and Susan Dorssers - $25. Novice win first game Seaforth Novice defeated Arthur 12-0 on Sunday in Seaforth. Leading the scoring for Seaforth were Mike W att with six goals and Mike Devereaux with four. Joe Murray and Mike W eber each had one. Assists went to Dean Finnigan with two, Wayne Schoonderwoerd with two, Joe Murray, Jeff Ryan, Boyd Devereaux and Brad Moore each had one. Seaforth travels to Arthur for their next game Friday night. 3 DAY SPRING HAS SPRUNG This Thurs., Fri. & Sat. F MEN'S & LADIES' CLOTHING 20% GET A NEW LOOK FOR SPRING 1986! SPORTSWEAR • • •Reautlfuily combined mixtures of wool, polyester, silk & linen. *Textured effects are sought after -giving garment a distinct personality. SUITS s • •Cool cotton blends with attention grabbing colours. •A definite emphasis on comfort with easy-going designs - this 'look" is reminiscent of sunshine and relaxing As you look through our presentation for spring '86, you'll see much of what you expect from Edighoffers (Mitchell) Ltd. - Updated traditional silhouettes in new colours and the highest quality fabrics. At Edighoffers - we'll continue to do what we do best - Pro- vide good looking, quality clothing to our loyal customers. Located on the Main Street in Mitchell Phone: 348-8463 OPEN: Mon. a Sat. 9:00 - 5:30 "Serving The Community for over 60 years"