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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1986-11-12, Page 6A6 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, NOVEMBER 12. 1986 Filter . Queen "IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN VARNA" BEST RATE nVFSTME TIS FINANCIAL CENTRE, GODERICH 524-2773 1.800265.5503 Fresh 1 ROASTING 29 CHICKENS Ib. 5 lbs. and up NOW TAKING ORDERS Fresh TURKEYS FOR CHRISTMAS! Wing or T-BONE 429p STEAKS Try Our BACON X199 PATTIES Ib. SPQRTS' $2500 _ $5000 CHILDREN'S FAIR ISLE SWEATERS — HAND KNIT — SIZES 2-12 YARN INCLUDED —ALSO— CHILDREN'S sloe MITTENS pair CATHIE POTTER Phone LINDA DILLON 482-3585 after 7:00 p.m. 482-7151 BIG WINNERS — St. James Separate School captured the Etue, Mike Devereaux, Mike Poland and Tommy Hunt. Front, Jeff Huron -Perth Roman Catholic Separate School Board's flag football Parker, Stephen Vanden Mengel, Mike Nolan, lain Mailloux, Chris Missing are Rob team are: b back, Darren Cook, Shawnn Coombs, Adam Agar, Goderich. Members oMike f the Vanden Hengel land, Ted Tari and Blake.ands, Mark Nolan Brian Little. Mcllw alth photo Queens s whip Perth in broomball u i..---to..-.-tmss-.-----.tati..l�.11>♦ i°fiS� 64 1 °y 1 1 1 • ONE WEEK ONLY- NOV. 18 to NOV. 22 1 OBy Appointment Only 1 I1 SHAMPOO & SET 1 or I SHAMPOO & BLOW DRY by George or Trudee 527-0470 I I 1 III I • / 1 LADIES BROOM BALL QUEENS 6 PERTII The Queens ladies rebounded from a tough loss to Parrline to whip Perth 6-1 last Wednesday night. Cheryl Kruse had a pair of goals and set up two others to kid the Queens to the easy triumph. Jean Haggitt aided the cause by also connecting twice while singles went to Lynn Devereaux and Audrey Smith. Doreen Hartman tallied the lone Perth score. PARRLJNE:1 W INT1LROPO The Parrline juggernaut continued to roll on last week, The latest victim to fall to the big red machine was Winthrop. The 3-0 final count is not as one sided as it looks., With Perri ine leading 1.0, W inthrop's Deb Murray had apparently tied the match but a controversial call by the ref disallowed the score. The zebra claimed another teammate was taking up space in the Parrline goal crease. And guess what happened then? Well, Parrline sallied down the ice and rudely popped in another score to effectively pour cold water on Winthrop's fire. Sharon Whitfield led the winners by notching two goals. Joan Henderson had the other marker. COM MERCIAL2JUNIOR FARM ERS O Yes, that score above is not a misprint. Indeed, the Commercial squad did win themselves a game last Wednesday evening. Cheryl Campbell, on a Gretzky like manoeuver, rapped in the winner on a nice set up from Bev Shea. ;GEORGE OF BRUSSELS; Main Street, SEAFORTH ONLY fr 00 Offer good only with coupon ��� Gi4Olt' One coupon per customer t!�'8 �--__.a....ub............: .onto McLaughlin Cher -Olds Ltd. 13 Main St. Seaforth 527-1140 .• Service • Selection • Savings • Satisfaction • Leasing • Complete BODY SHOP Service Lori Scherbarth added some insurance with a goal as the game was coming to an end. MENS BROOMBALL CH IS ELH U RST 3 PA RRLIN E 0 Chiselhurst got back on the winning trail by downing Parrline 3 -nil last Thursday night. They struggled early against an improving Parrline squad but grabbed the win on goals by Gary Dill, Dan Maloney and Les Falconer. EASY RIDERS I KNIGHTS 0 Easy Riders continued unbeaten by edging the Knights 1-0 in a well played. match. The victors earned the tough win when Gard Henderson rapped in the only goal late in the first period. Easy Riders controlled all but the last couple of minutes when the Knights pulled their goalie and exerted tremendous pres- sure. They weathered the storm and were deserving of the two points. JUNIOR FARMERS 1 H.T. ROYALS 0 Some Junior Farmers showed up but fewer Royals appeared for this game. The latter defaulted so I guess that is just about it for this affair. C.H. EXPRESS 6 RA LDERS The difference between C.H, Express and the Raiders can be measured by light years. The Express blanked the Raiders 6-0 but realistically, the score could easily have reached the high teens. The losers seemed content to stand around and let C. H. run roughshnd around, over and through their porous defence. In fact, the Raiders had just one shot on net while C -H hammered more than 40 at goalie. Tom Turner who should have got a medal for bravery beyond the call. Bobby Nash scored twice and set up four others to lead his club to the easy win. Brett Finlayson, Marc Robinet, Dale Kennedy and Bill Meyers chipped in singles to finish off the scoring. GRADS2 DUMPERS I The old boys were just not into this one. The Grads outran the Dumpers and were rewarded with a deserving 2-1 conquest last Thursday. Robert Wydeven and Mike Vandenheuvel were the Grads marksmen while Brad Finlayson managed the over the hill mobs lone goal. ' WINTRHOPI MITCHELL The Mustangs had it then tossed it away with Mitchell leading 1 -zip and controlling the play, Murray Siemon took 4 56 left minutethe butt ending penaltyojust match. Winthrop went to the attack and with net empty in favor of an extra attacker, Dave Linton equalized with just 33 seconds left on the dock. Bob Cook had the Mustangs goal. Tweens win first games Lti GODERICH ST. E 527-1670 <a,ad ^ itaw-m as” e- e AUTO PARTS & SUPPLIES Seaforth and District Tween Ringette team skills were quite evident es they set up plays won their first two games this season. and assisted on the goals. in the first game, played against Exeter in In the home opener game played Sunday Hensall, Saturday, November 1, the Tweens the Tweet's defeated St. Marys 9-2 This is St. batted for a 6 to 5 victory. Marys first year at the sport so Andrea had a Andrea Rlbey played her first game of slow game in net. ringette as goaltender and as hermflnoeUV Keri Stanley opened the scoring for outwitted Exeter's she will see the iiet often Seaforth early in the first period assisted by this season. Tracy Fortune. Tracy scored later, unasstst- Jill Betties started the scoring at the two ed. Sara Teall counted three goats. Singles minute mark in the first period. adding two wens to Usa Henderson. Kim Rau. Andrea more in the second period. Gingerich and Janice Rodney. Tracy Fortune also counted three points Susan assisted on two while other assists with two goals and assisting on one of Jill's went to Kim. Janice awill be nd Jill Wood.dExetergoals. Jill Wood scored the other goal. The next home game Usa Henderson and Susan Rowcltffe's on Saturday. ULLLNr• AU • PARTS & ACCESSORIES Io, all makes of cars $ (rusks J AUTO - 'FISHER J/SiiPPLY `SEAFORTH /1 527-1707 Petites beat Forest 5-3 The Petites ringette team met Forest on Mayor 121 and Amy Hill Assists went to Mea King and Stacey McKellar home ice Saturday and won 5-3. This year Petite Girls Ringette team The game was a 2.2 d to afternwhich first hall consists of the fotisiw ig players: Katie Craig. goodot after girth eame boss wens whlas tw ejs. Kathy Devereaux. Kelly Rau Angle Jertiis. Safotgoals were 7-0 awssarded riledo to Triciat week. Clhesyi i4tcileteirr. Jennifer Siaman. Kristine Seaforth goals were awarded to Tricia Smith Holland. Usa Gin erich. Carrie Mcilwain. r2 t, Kelly Rau, Cheryl Melba nin and Christy Jennrfer Malian. Kelly Ratcliffe. Jail Canto - Marion Jodiewith assists going to Jennifer than. Tricia Smith. Julie Carter, Robyn Marion and Hugill. Camocban Jodie Hugill. Chrism Leanbardt Forest goals were scored by Kathryn and mfdtefle lure. EXTRA COPIES ROSS RiBEY FUNERAL DIRECTOR THE FUNERAL IS OVER, WHAT MORE CAN I DO? When someone we are close to loses a loved one we offer them comfort and hope by attending the wake and funeral services. These activities are very helpful because a period of grieving is needed as an emotional outlet. they help the survivors to accept the deceased's death through the presence of friends and relatives. But, a feeling of emptiness often follows when those closest to the deceased are back home alone after the formalities are over You might ask yourself- "now that the funeral is over, what more can I do to help?" In his book, Death and Dying, Leonard Pearson suggests two things: 1. It is necessary for the bereaved, to have some time alone to think and finish the grieving process. 2. At the same time, frequent-and-short-visitts from friends' and relatives are in order. .especially visits which encourage the bereaved to take part in some activity they enjoy. Pearson also says that we should visit in the spirit of real friendship for the bereaved and not just because they have lost a loved one. People want air love, not our pity. We invite you to consult us for books and articles on this and other related subjects ONLY 1.00 EACH A ■ oitor, .._ 527..0240HutrQirt WHITNEY-RINEY FUNERAL NOME 87 Gtidierieh S4. Till. Seaforth 52Ty`1390 Legion Pee Wean win two The Seaforth Legion Pee Wees have made a successful beginning to their 198647 hockey season. The team won its season opener October 29, against Hensel! with a score of 12-2 Goal srers were Jort McNichol (21, Ted Sills (2)),, Jason Beutt n�mil- ler (1), MarkSmale (2), Brent van den Akker (3 ), Paul Dotmage and Kevin Mcilwain, each one. Assists went to Steve Pappte (3), Jason McNichol (1), Ted Sills (31. and Brent van den Akker, Doug Campbell and Kevin Mcilwain, eadi with one. agThe nst Kt ma g November second a score f 6-1. During this game, goats were scored by Jason McNichol (2). Brent van den Akker, Doug Campbell. Paul L'olmage and Sean Metady. each with one. Assisting with those goals were Steve Papple, Jasen Muir and Paul Doinsage, eadh with two. and Sean Melady,13rian Mefady, Brent van den Akker and Kevin Mctlwain each with one. Jeff Weber and Brien Melady were oustanding in goal: This year's Pee Wee team is made up of Jeff Weber. titian Melady..Le sn Beaten. Miller, Jason McNichol, Brent van den Altker, Paul Mintage, Steve Pappte. Kevin Mdlwain, Sntale, Ted Sills, Jasen Muir, Brad Schroeder. Doug Campbell and Sean Malady. Team work and team spirit big asset toSeaforthAtoms Oh Saturday, November 1 Seaforth Atom played an exhibition game against E teterand lost 5-2. Snoring for Seaforth was Mike Waft with two goals. Seaforth's next game was against Zurich on November 5. After suffering two losses at the hands of Dieter and Clinton the Seaforth team appeared ready to play the kind of hockey it takes to win with a 7-2 Victory". Scoring for Seaforth were Mike Watt 4 goals, 1 assist: Mike Coyne, 1 goai, Mille Moylan 1 goal, 2 assists: Ken Hildebrand, 1 gnat Assists went to Wayne Sd,00n'derwoerd 4 assists, Jeff Ryan,1 assist and Justin Rodney one assist. On November 8 Seaforth hosted Milverton and behind the "Moyl'an Brotll'ers" defeated Milverton 13-0 John Moylan played slant out goal for Seaforth. Mike Moylan had three goals and three assists, Wayne Sdioonderwoerrl one goal and four assists, Mike Weber. one goal. Joe Murray two goals and one assist. Mike i%vereaUx three goals. Assists also went to Justitt Rodney one, Pat Maloney one, Stephen Hicknell one, Jeff Flanigan three assists, Ken Hildebrand one. Jonathon Ragtime, Brad Moore one, Mike Coyne one and Jeff Ryan. From the statistics shown, teamwork and team spirit were a big asset to Making these victories possible. Th'e next home game is November 22 at 5 p.m. against Henisall. NOViPP rebound with -3 win Oh Saturday, November 8 a young Novice hockey team played their Inst scheduled league game at home against Milverton. Seaforth led 1.0 after the hist period Only. three minutes into the second, Milverton tied it up, with Seaforth going ahead 4-2 at the end of two, Seaforth goalie Scott Wood played an excellent game to help his teem bin 8-3 win Boyd Devereatb4 also very deter- mined to win after the team's 6 fi loss' in exhibition bction last Week against Blyth. scored all eight goals. Assists Went to Michael Hugill, Chris Marson. Pat Gridzak and Shawn Anstett. Milverton goals were Stoiad by Scott Baillie (2) and Richard Jeronimus. This year's Novice travelling team consists of the Henderson Boyd Develers:Jreaux, MichMunroael Hu- gh11,MarkMcNichol, Pat Coyne, Pat Gridzak.MidiChris' Matio'n,SteWeir, Mclnally. ChaMark Van rles Roberton, Seat Wend, Shawn Anstett and Colin Devereaux.