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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1986-12-10, Page 11HE HURON EXPOSITOR, DECEMBER 10, 1986 — All Junior Belles record 11-2 Mitchell victory on November 29 ,the Jr. Belles travelled to Mitchell to play the team they could not beat last year. W i1h a great effort by the whole tea ll Seaton h managed to come home with an I 1 2 victory over Mitchell in a well played game. on December 6 Seaforth travelled to Forest, and played a very donthiati s seconds SPat'orth opened the scoring just in the gamerwith a goal by Amy van den .5kker. Amy' added four more goals in the game. Other goals were scored by Taynmy Nash with four. Jane Rowcliffe with two. Shelly O'Brien with Iwo, Jackie McNichol with two and Connie McClure with one. Assists on goals were by Tammy Nash, Connie McClure, Jane Rowcliffe and Jackie McNichol. The goaltending and defence by Seaforth was excellent as they held Forest to just three ' goals and tallied themselves for 16. Seaforth won 16-:1. Petite goalie deserves pat on the back 1 SCOREBOARD 1 COMMERCIAL BOWLING LEAGUE Ladles high mingle, Wllha Vanden Berk 268. Triple, Jay Carter 630. Average, Claudette Elliott 193. Men's high single and triple, Gord Murray 268 and 663. Average, Cor Doresere 231. Standings: Petunias 49, Aebere 45 Orchids 43, Tulips 35, Poppies 33, Rose Buds 28. The 'Petite Ringette team travelled to 51 itchell on Sal urday, only to come up against sonx' tough competition. 1l itchell started the scoring on a goal by Rhonda Jarmuth only two minutes into the game. Seaforth's Kim Rau assisted by Cheryl wain tied the score only two minutes dn++n the road. Al 5:24 of the first period Lon ('hessell of Mitchell flipped one in the top corner. But hying a very close hack and forth game Kim 1Ltu again assisted by Jennifer 91 orlon scored another goal at the 4:13 mark. Right up the ice again 51 itchell went ahead on a goal by Jenny Seiler. The second period awarded both teams with one' more goal apiece. tori Chessell ,N1 lichen scored with. six minutes left. However Kim Rau scored the final goal unassisted with only :17 seconds left in the game, to collect a hat Irick. Seaforth goalie Katie Craig deserves a big pal on the back lor an excellent game played holding Mitchell to only 0 4.3 win over her own team The next home game will be Sunday at 5 p m against Mitchell RECREATION FOR ALL AGES — was the theme of the float put In the Santa Claus parade by the Seaforth Recreation Department, Saturday. The float carrying youngsters of all ages, paid tribute to sports through the ages and through the seasons, ' (Mcllwralth photo) ST, JAMES BOWLING Ladles high single, Cathy Broome 241. High triple, Janice Morrie 638. Men's high single, George Love 315. High triple, Murray Bennewlea 781. Standings: Devils 37, Omens 58, Angela 28, Sabine 42, Demons 48, Hellions 39. THURSDAY NIGHT BOWLING Weekly high single, Carol Bennewlea 285. Weekly high triple, Connie Marlon 710. Weekly high average, Brenda Cooper 198. Season's high single, Carol Bennewles 285. Season's high triple, Connie Marlon 710. Men's weekly high singie, Nell Bederman 327. Weekly high triple, Erich Matzold 720. Weekly high average, Nell Beuerman 253. Season's high single, Erich Matzold 347. Season's high triple, Nell Beuerman 868. Standings: Roosters 58, The Bears 37, The Straye 37, C -Po 38, B -Bops 34, Alley Cats 31. Parents tots skating PARENTS AND 'TOTS continues every Wednesday afternoon. Please note the time changes on Wednesday, December 10, 1:45':3:45 p.m. and Wednesday, December 17 noon to 2 p. m. 'There will be no parents and tots on Wednesday, December24. Admission is FREE, SENIORS SHUFFLEBOARD is held every Wednesday afternoon at the Seaforth and District Community Centres from 1 :30 to 4 p.m. Last week's winners were: Margaret Beuennan :109, Anne Downey 305, Mary Coleman 296. Stan Hillen 335, Lloyd Pipe 278, Jim Keys 272. All seniors are invited to come out and try some shuffleboard. Admission is free. Try to match these scores. On Saturday. December 20 the Seaforth Branch library will he showing some Fans treatedto great Fans from Clinton and Seaforth alike were treated to an excellent, fast -paced hockey game when the Atom Its met Clinton Atoms, Tuesday. December 2 Strong defence by Harold Hugill. Jim ('row ley. Kevin Van Den Neucker and Matt 51 cNichol kept Clinton from scoring until 2 :5:3 left in the first period Clinton scored again at 6 'tri of the second but Seaforth came back when Derek Gndzak Upped the puck behind Clinton's goaltender from a deflection off Steve Van Den Henget. Assists went to Kevin Van Den Neucker and Scott Jervis. Clinton scored two more times late in the third to finish the scoring Although shots on net 0 ere not counted. goahenders for loth teams were he instrument in keeping the score as Inv, as it was Final score- 4.1 for Clinton. The second game this week. December 6. SOU. Slitchell Atoms steal a win from the Atom Its The Seaforth Atom ILS came out Parrline tops in broomball 'AIRES BROOM WAIl. PA Rill JNE tlt'FENSn There is Pamine then there's everybody else You know those tumors that you have heard about how the big red Juggernaut can be had" Well. that's all they were silly. unfounded lnhuendos Parr{rne. with an ahead% heel % lineup added a couple of additional shooters to their roster and the club sparkled in a four to nil slamming of Ihe Queens last 1S ednesday eve The final Intal flattened the Queens club 11110 pFrudua•d few quality sconng chances and allied the winners to foray like a school of hungry sharks dunng a feeding frenzy Newcomer Pall Bnrlolle scored the winner for Ptirrfine on a nice pass from Heidi E7hni. who psi might he the hest defenceperson in the• ladies league T11r• slick rearguard also dress an assist 'sand' Fremlin. Deb Falconer and Sharon Yl htfheld rounded nal Ilse sconng for t' rrlme who more than affirmed their lofty position as Ihe league's elite squad If they Mere an element they would pmhably he the wind The strong pint get stronger iI can he seers frustrating 1%I\TH1tOP2 (411111ER('IAI,O And speaking of wind Wintiirop blew into the arena last week and by the time they had gond home. had chilled down and dusted off thee'onlmercial ladies by a 2 to zero tally An they earned it The. eh hem. ladles from the north controlled the first half of the match and ex t'pt for a few. sponulc, harmless invasions til• Commercial dunng the second and final period were the hi'(1er outfit this nigh) nut • Iisa Pres/colors goal with just 2:08 left in the first stanza was all W lnlhrop needed. Deb Murray added a flashy insurance score about halfway through the final frame when she gabbled up a long pass from goalie, yes goalie. Norah Eckert and scooted in alone to nulnanaeuver Commercial net minder. Barb Flanagan continues RECREATION bPREVy Marty g IEW children's CHRISTMAS FILMS starting at 1 :30 p.m. The films are "Yes, Virginia, There is a Santa Claus" and "The Great Santa Claus Caper," The children can also visit with Santa after the films and tell him what they want for Christmas. Note: There will be no Story Hour at the library on Saturday, December 27 and Saturday, January 3. NOTICE: A ratepayer from the TOW N OF SEAF'ORTH is required to fill the vacancy on the Seaforth RECIIJ<ATION AND PARKS COMM I'TTEE. If you are interested in tO,' ads nisi tram the tint' last 'Thursday ever and shocked a ;tide eyed 1'hiselhursi cub by. ,i 2 1 rount '1114' ItnNrals. who struggle in the dark regions nl Ili• mens bmomhatl league. reached out aril up to 1hmllle a startled 1 liiselhursl and give us our biggest upset of the +ear lou would nes cc know 11 was the same club as the totally Me(' rated Chisel hunt w Ili hs lar theirsi'lamest outing of the ieinr Dave Vanneste and Chuck Dose with the stunner stere Iht• Inggermen lor H T Gan Dill counted Ihe lone goal for t'hrselhur"r ahi, .1fU•ran unprrsslve leap out nl Ihe stailing block Rase naw lost Iwo slr,nght marches i' I(RDJ\F: ! It11DEI($ I 1'iirrhne also may have put forward their hest effort of Ihe season and the result was a sold 2 11 numph over the struggling Raiders lite losing side had the mapnty of play in the fiat fame but found themselves on the short end of a 1 n count Pan -fine settled down to take control dunng Ihe s'ennd half of the contest and 51 ark Schnt'hr's goal with 7 26 left was enough for the win Kevin Campbell also tallied for the Orangemen while Tom Turner managed the Ione finder score PFITII 2 Jl'\1OH EA ERS 0 Sure Perth tnumphed two zip hut, hey. not before the young ladies that make up the ,Junior Farmers threw a nasty scare into them The Farmettes. who at limes during the encounter matched Perth stride for stride, rmssed some eyepopping. nailbiting scoring opportunities before succumbing. Now. don't get me wrong. Perth were deserving winners hut the Junior Farmers could have ,oh. that could have! 1 gone home with something more substantial. They have improved much the last couple of weeks and played a vigorous. energetic game. one dazzling chance was missed by the Farmer's HeatherStutzki when, all by her lonesome. she found herself with the ball in front of Perth's gaping, inviting empty net and. somehow. punched the orange ball wide of the goal It's like suddenly finding a crispy $100 hill on the sidewalk. Your rapacious nature takes over and you surreptitiously glance around to see if anyone is looking and, when thinking the coast is clear, you bend (genuflect /down to pick up the cake and just as your lusty fingers reach for the loot, a voice roars. "Hey sister, that's mine," Talk about your coitus interuptus. Anyway. Deb Galloway and Kathy McPhail gave Perth all they needed on the score sheet. M ENS BROOMBAILL H.T. ROYALS 2 CHISELHURST I Talk about yer phoenix rising from yer fire. Two weeks ago 11 .T. Royals appeared to have perished in the hot flames of a 12-0 roasting at the hands of Easy Riders. The not quite dead Dumpi..:B14i 1-Ai111)(s, FIN IlJ1i1 When events have not been unfolding as they should. the perfect tonic or solution is to run into a team that's played even worse than t rlurk 111e Dumpers found such a 5001hrng elixir in 1111' form at thy River Iles last week and lapped up the Villagers by a 6.1 squashing Boll Henderson bagged Ihe first three goals of the game and thus gave us a ram natural hal tuck I It' came within a whisker of a fourth goal as well when 11e missed an open net chance midway through Ihe last period Pal Flanagan. tarn Dnlmage and Tom Burke also produced for the old timers Kevin Varley was the only Egmondville player to solve the Dumpers defensive punts EASY Iil1)Faiti 2 WIN11IROPo Winthrop. just fresh from a huge victory over the Grads. Mune into this gamerbubbling with confidence Indeed. they battled the mighty Easy Riders on even terms during the initial frame but couldn't put one into the net. True to form. Easy Riders settled down in the second and final stanza and took it to Winthrop Most of the period was played in the latter's zone and a marker notched by Steve Eckert Junior was all the insurance the Riders needed to remain unbeaten Terry Sowerby chipped in the other counter (;{RADS 2 JUNiOR FARMERS 2 As each week passes you can see vast improvement in most teams. Junior Farmers are one such group and last week pushed their modest unbeaten streak to Iwo games by battling the Grads to a 2-2 standoff. The latter. meanwhile, have now gone a pair of matches without a win. Paul Hoggarth and Sieve Faulds plunked goals for the Farmers. Replying for the Grads were Adrian W ydeven. Unfortunately the second Grad scorer was unavailable at presstime. KINKORA 1 MiT('HELJ.O ..Kinkora knights continued their rise towards the top of the standings by pounding the Mustangs 3-0 last Thursday. Mitchell, playing decently in recent outings were never in this one as the younger Kinkora dub simply outran them. Ron Janmaat, Jim Neinhuis and Joe Dorrsers all had singles for the successful knights' side. hockey serving on this committee please contact MARTY REDAR.D, RECREATION OFFICE, P.O. BOX885, SEAFORTH, ONTARIO, NOK 1 W t). 527-0882 by 5 p.m. 1" iday, December 12, 1986, On FRIDAY, JANUARY 30. 1987, Ellison Travel is organizing a BUS TRIP to. watch the London Knights and North Bay Centennials; Tickets are available at, the Recreation Office and Box Furniture. The bus will leave the Victoria Park between 6:30 and 7 p.m. Tickets cost $19.95 each, For more information please contact the Recreation Office at 327-0882. strong in the first period allowing only one goal past them. Both teams battled for control in the second period Early in the third period, Scott Jervis won the battle. scaring an unassisted goal by rifling the puck over the Mitchell goaltend- cr's shoulder Less than 10-0 minutes later Dean 1'inmgan teamed up with Derek Gndzak to 500R. Seafnrth's second goal. 11 itchell came hack at the 7:23 mark to tie the score 2-2 Seaforth again took the lead When Mall Vock snapped the puck in the net after excellent digging by Scott Jervis and Dean Hi-Inigan A Seaton)) penally gave Mitchell the man advantage with less than a minute to play in the third By pulling their goalie, Mitchell doubled Otte advantage and al- though Seaiforth worked to perserve their win Mitchell was able to jam the puck in the Atom II net with only f 2 seconds left an the clock Final stone :1 :3 Next home games December 12 at 7 p m. 'lunch at Scalorth and December la Seaforth Atom at Seaforth Atom 11 at 3 p.m r I 1 1 1 1 Best Rates G.I.C.'s 5 Year' O 10¼'° SENIORS BOWLING LEAGUE High team for December 5 were the Clams with 2640. Ladies high scores: Mary Finlayson 571, Pearl Jemee 540, and Beryl Reid 504. Men's high acorea: 8111 Harrle 840, Charlie Perklne 622, and Art Finlayson 615. Standings: Worms 41, Clams 39, Turtles 28, Crickets, Snails and Beetles all tied with 20 pie. LAST WEEK'S SCORES High team for November 28, were the Worms with 2687. Ladies high scores: Mary Finlayson 807, Dorothy McCluakle 489 and Betty Hulley 489. Men's high scores: Charlie Perkins 647, Bert Walters 617 and Art Finlayson 607. Standings: Worms 38, Clams 34, Turtles 26, Snails 18, Beetles 18 and Crickets 15. Water Well DRILLING W. D. 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