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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1990-12-05, Page 13-Sports News Easy Riders trounce Royals 8-3 in outing MENS BROOMBALL PARR LINE 1 - DUMPERS 2 Dale Kennedy and Steve Eckert did the scoring for Dumpers with help from Brea Finlayson, Dun Henderson and Jun Finlayson. For Parr Line, Vern Thompson scared with unly 10 seconds =teaming in the erne. The pass came from Adram Salvcrda and Tim Bylona. WINTRHOP 2 RED RUSTLERS 0 Hero's for Winthrop are Brian McGavin and Jim Mac: Donald who did some fancy footwork and s dck- handling to score. They thanked Brian Pryce, John Van Vliet, Ross Mitchell and Brian Neil for the paw. The Rustlers were all over the ice and shops rang off of the goals posits and crowbars but no goals were scored. GRADS 1 - KNIGHTS 3 On a beeakway Mark Louwagne blew u by the Grad goahe Laurence Vink and Jody Durand chalked up the next pit) goals for the Knights. 111 the beck ground helping were Larry Bellew and Larry Baer. Fur the Grads scaring was Robert W ydeven. He drilled the ball into the net. Jim McLagan and Tony Van Den Huevel assisted on this Ral. OYALS 0 - EASY RIDERS 8 Leading in the goal scoring for the Riders was Ed Van Mihenburg with two. Close in the running were Martin and Al Wynja with a couple of goals each. For single goals it was Rob Mac thecor, MI Aim and Joe Dorssers. Assistance cans Wm Randy Wilson. The Royals tried and tried to score but came 1p empty handed every time. In Mem Broomball Daxrnber 6 at 8 pm. Raiders vs Red Rushers; 8:50 p.m. Parr Line vs Grads; 9:40 p.m. Winthrop vs Easy Riders; 10:30 p.m. Knights vs Royals; and Dumpers sit out. LADIES BROOMBALL QUEENS 0 - PARR LINE 2 Sandi Fremlin gobbled up two goals for Parr Line with Bcv Shea assisting. The Queens had numerous goalies shopping shots. WINTHROP 1 COMMERCIAL 0 Winthrop's Dianne Anderson shot, summed and scored. She 'nib backed up by Pam Dale ad Hilda Young. The Conu nercial Lada played sorong but cxxuldn' t buy t021 - JUNIOR FARMERS 2 PERTH 1 For Perth, Cathy Innes scored the lone Boal off keen passing by Beth Conant. For the Fanners Nancy Vink slap shot the ball directly into the net. Maryanne Franker) scored the second goal. These ladies thanked Sandra Hunt, Sandra Nivins, and Deb Bedard for there help. In Lada Broomball December 5 at 9 p.m. Queens vs Youngblood; 9:50 p.m. Commercial vs Junior Fanners; 10:40 p.m. Perth vs Winthrop and Parr Line sits out. Atom Is winners in last Goderich game, 8-1 The Seaforth Atom 1 team met Goderich on Saturday on home ice. Only eleven seconds into the game, the opposition slipped the puck into the Seaforth net. The startled Seaforth boys woke up immediately and began to play hockey. It was downhill for the Goderich team for the next 39 minutes and 49 seconds. Seaforth came back with one goal in the first six goals in the second and one more goal in the third period. The final score was Seaforth 8 and Goderich 1. Scoring for Seaforth was Mark Van Dooren with a hat trick, Derek Smith with 2, and 1 each for Bran- don Nash, Michael Mullin and Pat Coyne. Assisting on the goals were Scott Van Dooren (2), Micheal Mullin, Ben Murray, Pat Coyne, Brandon Nash and Mark Van Dooren. The Atom I team next game is on Tuesday in Clinton followed by a game to Listowel on Saturday. Their record at the moment in regular season action is 8 wins and 0 losses. Continuous learning courses in Huron When you're out looking tor Christmas trees this year, don't forget to stop off at the Seaforth Ambulance Station, which is located beside Archie's Sunoco. You can go pick out your favorite tree and support the SEAFORTH BOY SCOUTS at the same time. The Seaforth Minor Sports Coun- cil would like to invite you to come out and play Bingo. Bingo is held every Monday evening at the Seaforth and District Community Centres starting at 7:30 p.m. All proceeds will go into Minor Sports in Seaforth. On Monday, December 10, the Legion will be hosting a Turkey Bingo. Twelve turkeys will be up for grabs, as well as the normal jackpot of $500. and total prizes equalling $1,600. For more information contact myself at 527- 0882. The Annual SANTA CLAUS PARADE will be held on Friday evening, December 7. The theme is "Christmas Customs and Traditions". The parade will begin at 7 p.m. from the Seaforth and District Community Centres, and travel down Main Street. -Recreation Preview by "'e"y Bedard entor u ' t r . continues every Wednesday afternoon at the Seaforth and District Community Centres from 1:30 to 4 p.m. Last week's winners were: Ladies - Hazel McGonigle (280), Ariel Wood (275) and Helen McKaig (195). Men - Bert Walters (293), Stan Hi lien (191),and Gordon McKenzie (167). Conestoga College Continuous Learning comes to Huron County. The following is a list of programs available to you in this area: Goderich - Time Management for Managers, Artist Workshop I, Basic Flower Arranging and Design, Bookkeeping Fundamentals, Book- keeping/Accounting, Interior Decorating and Design, Small Business Management, and Coronary Care Nursing. Vanastra - Introduction to DOS, Introduction to Lotus 1-2-3, Computer Literacy for the Office, Wordprocessing - Wordperfect, Advanced SMWNS GREETINGS *4741L� ive the gift of relaxation and good health ... give a GIFT CERTIFICATE Available �°r anon nal�on. f our services in any d Kimberly D. Preszcator H.nn. i MASSAGE THERAPY CL Kimberly D. Preszcator R.M.T. MASSAGE THERAPY CLINIC Cali for an appointment 15 Rattenbury St. E. CLINTON 482-5063 11 Christmas Shopping at... lcL The Selection that Inspires Personalized Choices. .Jackets • Skirts • Pants • Gloves • Handbags • Sheepskins • Blankets & More.... SPECIAL CHRISTMAS PRICING IN EFFECT! 1 MILE SOUTH OF RI.YTH • OPEN 7 DAYS • 519-52.E-45AR Special Xmas Hours Daily Aim to Apr) - Sun 1 R Dec 13-23 Dee 24 - Aam to 4pm Olen Boxing Day Wordprocessing - WordPerfect, Intermediate Lotus 1-2-3, and Understanding Individual with Multiple or Complex Needs. Win- gham - Bookkeeping Fundamentals and Bookkeeping/Accounting. Exeter - Community Health: Office Nursing Bookkeeping Fundamen- tals, and Bookkeeping/Accounting. Brussels - Commodore 64 Workshop and Introduction to Local Government. If any of the above programs suit you, more information can be ob- tained by coming to the Seaforth Recreation Office or the Seaforth Town Hall and picking up a Catalogue. All the above programs will begin in January. NO PUBLIC SKATING will be held at the Arena on December 8, due to a tournament. Free skating will resume on December 15. Watch this column for special skating times around the Holiday. GIGANTIC GHRISTM ► � SALE 4s THE tiuHON EXPOSITOR. OEC .Mbt.R b I ii0U 1 PRO SHOP/CLUB HOUSE OPEN Saturdays & Surays 12.5 pm EVERYTHING IS ON SALE! 20",o50` OFF � �— GIFT CERTIFICATES Carton Fess 4Amenteerenva 'Ewaprrmrnt Clofwq i COME ON OUT.. OR CALL CAVI - Now. M sm. b dub sestet+ • 527-1890 SEAFORTH GOLF and COUN TRY CLUB Juo •rt of ban isaano Nom 522-OS85 CUT AND WIN 1 3 FREE Draws Remaining. Final Draw Dec. 22.500 L Gas. FREE DRAW NAME ADDRESS 1 PHONE NUMBER FILL IN AND DROP IN AT ARCHIE'S SUNOCO AND YOU COULD WIN. WINNERS 50 LITRES O1 GAS Ralph Goodwin - Seaforth Denis Medd - Egmondviile Harold Turnbull - Seatorth FREE 750 ML PEPSI ( oc:clir With the minimum purchase of 25 L Gas. SUNOCO TOY TRUCK Hilda Austin - Seaforth Janette Holmes - Seatorth Bonnie Janmaat - Seatorth POP SPECIAL 750 ML 39, Pepsi, 7-Up,/ Plw DMI Pepsi, lbrt DMI 7-Up. & Dep. RCHIE'S SUNOCO OPEN7DAYSAWEEK -Hunting & Fishing -Oil Changes •Washing & Waxing -Tire Repairs •Pop -Chips -Ice and more Goderich St. E. Seaforth 527-0881 GIGANTIC PRE -CHRISTMAS SALE DECEMBER 3 TO 24 SELECTED CHRISTMAS GREETING CARDS EXTRAVAGANCE 4 ROLL 120" X9.0O VALUE GIFT WRAP COBRA 3 ROLL 2400" TOTAL ADHESIVE TAPE BY TYE-SIL BAGS OF 20 BOWS ALLAN'S PACKAGE OF 12 CANDY CANES OLD SPICE 125 ML. AFTER SHAVES AQUA BATH 950 ML FOAM BATHS MacLEANS 100 ML. TUBE TOOTHPASTE TONI HOME PERMANENTS BY CAITLAND 30 ML. ALTERNATIVE FRAGRANCES FOR HIM & HER ALLAN'S 200 G. BOX MISTY MINTS ELEGANTE 600 G. BOXED CHOCOLATES 750 G. BAG PLANTERS PEANUTS 400 G. BOX SMILES 'N CHUCKLES TURTLES 300 G. VACUUM PACK NABOB TRADITION COFFEE T 120's M.T.C. V.H.S. VIDEO TAPES CLAIROL CURLING IRONS 200 G. BAG M & M'S PLAIN OR PEANUT 200 0. HUMPTY DUMPTY POTOTO OR SNACKS 25%0FF 3.95 . 99 . 89 . 99 5.99 2.99 . 69 4.99 5.99 1.49 5.99 3.29 7.99 2.49 3110.0° 7.99 1.69 1.29 CHIPS Before you light up your Christmas read these important safety tips: • Inspect the wires, plugs and sockets of your electric lights before you string them. • Keep live trees watered to avoid a dry tree from becoming a fire hazard. TRIANGLE DISCD U NT.� 172 The Semi% Oeds.1e1s1 as s Oerssnr, Ornmaira, lams Oe.wer. m on aluminum trees • Don't overload extension cords. • Keep lights away from all flammable materials. SEAFORTH PUBLIC UTILITIES "„to COMMISSI