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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1990-12-05, Page 1414- THE 101;101.4 iXPOSITUA 06:(4-‘1111ER ti. 1990 wat•r won DRILLING w.D. Hoppor .rd Some 4 MoSIRM/ ROTARY RW $ Noll Dur 1 322-1737 $22-002$ •. • • �o • 110tiliClti3 rariaOpeni RAGGEDY ANN'S FABRICS Located 3 Miles North of ZURICH on east Side of Road WE CARRY • FABRICS • NOTIONS and QUILT SUPPLIES Thursday, Dec 6 •9 am -bpm Friday, Dec 7 • 1 pm -bpm Saturday, Dec 8 • 9 am -bpm DOOR PRIZES and REFRESHMENTS 236-4716 Y. The N4.1 SHEEPSKIN - an extraordinary personal gift Yi kbeismr- LI 1 MILE SOUTH OF BLLYYTH • OPEN 7 DAYS • 519-523-4595 .T 4. at Christmas Time! With So Many ort w i e Uses. FOR SPECIAL PLACES & SPECIAL PEOPLE mow -;,./27/nw nod 04.is Sports News Petite Is, IIs bring silver and gold Ibe tuurth Annual Godorich Palm Rin cue Tournament was head Saturday at the Godoriciw Most. Eight arta teams participMed both Seaforth row. When k was all ova the Seafori 1 unset vas the ',lunar of the Gold Model, and die Seaford% Ila took the silver. PETITE Is The Seaforth I team met up with Woolwich in game one and trounced thea 15 - 5. Seaforth pmb came frau: Denise Dejong (4); Erin Siemon (4); Abby Dietz (2); Melissa Robcnaon (1); Cathy Coyne (1); Denise O' Reilly. (1); Michele Gallagher, (1); and Anna Mailloux, (1). Assists came from: Denise O'Reilly (1); Melissa Robertson (3); Amy Sianon (2); Denise De Jong (4); Anna Mailbox (1); Cathy Coyne (1); and Kim Deveraluix (1). Woolwich scored one goal in the first period and in the last 2 1f2 minutes of play tried to come back scoring four more. The Seaforth girls played this game using short and controlled passes, always travelling quickly down the ice, and playing their positions. Winning this game al- lowed them to move to the next step in the championship round. The second in the Cham- pionship for the Seaforth I team was against the Goderich II team. Word was out that this team was tough and that the girls would have to work very hank in this match - and it proved true. Despite some very tough of- ficiating Seaforth came out a 3 - 2 winner, in a game the spectators considered to be a real "nail biter". Even "Fancy", Tom Ryan's Special Skills Dog was supporting the team with the occasional "good loud bark" when the fans cheered. Pain Somers for the Saar* I ler rwa+e Enn Sicmoo, Denise Woos and Melissa Robertson. Assists went to Abby Dietz (2) and Denise DeJoesg. This win assured Scaforth of a anodal in the final ChampIonslup round. At this point, the weren't sure who they be playing but u would be either Dor- chester or the outer Seaforth 11 team. It turned out to be the Seaforth Us.. PETITE Ds The Petite Us played their opening game against �� the first mooting of these Huron -Perth nvals this season, and u was a clone contest. The Seaforth girls played their most aggressive game to date and goalie Karen Del Vec- chio had her busiest game of this season in net. Kelly Devereaux scored two goals, one off a pass from Christine Holland and the other with help from Kathy Devereaux. Jane Crowley also scored two goals, one unassisted, and tie second with assistance from Cathy Devereaux. Exeter was able to get only two pest the Seaforth defence of Ken- dall Schenck, Julianne Crowley, Sandee Ryan and Michele Tyndall and Seaforth moved on to the second round of the tournament with a 4 - 2 victory in the opener. Between games, the Petite IIs had the opportunity to chat with their opponents in game two. Dorchester, claimed to be on a 15 game un- beaten streak. and the girls went into the dressing room before the game very discouraged. Coaches Lynn Devereaux and Steve Tyndall must have done a terrific job with their pep talk because the Petite IIs came on to the ice full of con- fidence and ready to play. Uua.Lc ten ca De4 V entree played escxpu,na 1y well in the opening penud rand kept Dorchester off the sit cbucrd until Seaforth had a 3 - o lead. Kathy Devereaux scored all throe of theme goats, a natural hat trick. Kara Murray received an assist on the first goal and Michele Tyndall helped with the second. Ktiasy Hotltund flipped one in, unassisted, at the end of the first and Seaforth had a 4 - 1 lead. Kara Murray, on a pass from Kathy Devereaux, increased the score to 5 - 1 and then for almost ten minutes there was 110 scoring on either side. Jane Crowley scored goal number six for Seaforth with Kathy Devettaux receiving another assists. Dorchester however, was not ready to give up. In the last five minutes, the Dorchester coaches shortened up the bench and sent out the power lines. In three minutes they scored three goals. Seaforth fought them off for the last two minutes and the final score was Seaforth 6 Dorcester 4. The Seaford), Petite IIs had advanced past two excellent teams into the Championship Game against...the Seaforth Petite I team, who had also played two exciting games to qualify for the final. These was good - natured kidding between coaches, players and parents before this game but when the whistle blew each squad was looking for a victory. THE FINAL In their regular league game against each other, the Seaforth I and IIs played to a 3 - 3 tie and at the end of the first period in this game the score was tied at 3. Jane Crowley and Kathy Devereaux netted a goal each for the Petite IIs in the first period. Cathy Coyne, sienna Robertson and Abby Dietz ,cored for tie Penne 1 loam. In the early stays of the second period, the play remained even. Kathy Devereaux and then Jane Crowley scored for the Ins, aMisicd by Kelly Devereaux and Kara Mur- ray. Both goals ca i Ui the fust eight minutes helping w keep things light. Seaford* I goals carne from Melissa Robertson, assisted by Anna Medial" and Denise O' Reilly. In the second period Petite 1 player Denise De Jong was injured and unable to return to the game. Because each of these teams has only two lines, the injury on meant the Petite I team had to double shift playas for the remainder of the game. The Seaforth IIs quick skating and tight defensive play took charge at this point. Kelly Devereaux netted throe more goals, assisted with the first goal by Jane Crowley, before the game ended with Seaforth Its winning the 9 - 5 game. The Seaforth IIs played three excellent games on Saturday, with good passing, chocking, scoring and goaltending. In addition to the glory of receiving the gold medals two members of the Seaforth IIs received individual honors, as well. Kathy Devereaux received a trophy as Most Valuable Offensive Player and Julianne Crowley was awarded the trophy for Most Valuable Defensive Player. Congratulations to the Seaforth Petite 1 team on their Silver Medals, to Kathy and Julianne for their awards, and to the Seaforth Petite IIs for winning the Gold Medals. Pink Panthers sweep Ninja Turtles on Thursday In Thursday Nighter bowling this past week the Pink Panthers were the big winners and high team for the night. Leading the win was Doug Leonhardt with 253697. Erich Matzold was hot with 245674, Barb Alexander had a 245 and Pat Ryan a 221. The Ninja Turtles could not match the Panther charge but had big scores from Gary Bedard 246661, Don Deighton 221/605, and Carol Bennewies 219/579. The Rocl y Rollers took five of I've Prepared forthe GST. Have you? Now is the time to register. Are you ready for the pro- posed GST? If not, now is the time to register and prepare Registration applies to anyone involved in a commercial enter- prise. This includes fishing, farming, professional services and many activities carved out by non-profit organizations. 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Dave Moody was top bowler with 281[130. Doug Procter had a big 287/629, Mark McKellar 246656 and Sherry Tenney hit early for a 242. The Behinders had Dan Ben- newies recording the Leagues highest scores for the night with 307[754. Steve Steep was hot with 251658, Karl Teichert rolled a 216. This week a last place Four Plus Two takes on third place Behinders, fifth place but hot Pink Panthers vs Simpsons and fourth place Ninja Turtles vs second place Rocky Rollers. The league had three bowlers (Brian Dale, Doug Leonhardt and Dave Moody) competing in the Labatts Blue Light open - Ontario 5 pin Championship - Regional qualifying round this past Sunday. Ten games were bowled( five in Seaforth and five in Zurich). The second half of the qualifying round is next Sunday in Mt. Forest and Listowel. Our bowlers as well as several other Seaforth bowlers are in contention at the halfway point. Novice ringette team edged 7-5 by Forest The first exhibition game of the Seaforth Novice Ringette team played this year was in Forest and the girls were defeated that day 11 - 2.that was over a month ago. When Forest and Seaforth met on Sunday for the first of two league games the Seaforth girls showed how much they have learned in five weeks. Seaforth took a two goal lead on the experienced Forest squad. Kim Janmaat opened the scoring on a pass from Tricia Jansen and one minute later Katie Holland passed one to Nicole Munro who flepped it in the net. Forest came back with three unanswered goals and led at the half 3 - 2. The Forest goalie played especial- ly well in the second period and only allowed Seaforth to get by her three times. Katie Holland and Nicole Munro played their now familiar "switch around" with Katie assisting on Nicole's goal and Nicole assisting on Katie's. Jenny Del Vecchio picked up a pass from Kim Devereaux and scored Seaforth's fifth goal. Although the final score was 7 - 5 in Forest's favor, the girls displayed much improvement on offence and defence. Credit goes to fine coaching from Joanne Holland and Judy Jansen. Eagles remain as top place bowling team In Eagles held on to top spot in the St. James Bowling League by taking four points from the Buz- zards this week. Top scorer for the Eagles was Gordon Murray 270 - 614. Jack Ryan led the Buzzards with a 228 - 607 followed with Brian Love 232 - 548 and Cathy Broome 208-544. Carol Johnston led the Orioles to a 5 point win with a 257 - 658 followed by George Love 230 - 587 and Gary Bannon 229 - 509. Top scorer for the Peacocks was Harry Den Haan with 229 - 662. The Vultures and Loons played a close match with the Vultures gaining four points and Loons, three. Gary Howard led the Vul- tures with 249-631 followed by Dave Moody 248-618 and Pat Nolan 203-551. Top scorers for the Loons were Don Nolan 211 - 592, Pat Ryan 206 - 579, Cheryl Campbell 244 - 568 and Don Kuntz 229 - 536. Ladies High Single and Triple was taken by Carol Johnston 257 - 654, Mens high single went to Gordon Murray 270 and the triple to Harry Den Haan - 662. Team standings are: Eagles - 53, Orioles - 44, Vultures - 42, Peacocks - 30, Loons - 30, and Buzzards - 24. What can help you make important buying decisions, find out which bank offers the best deals on car loans, supplies you with lots of money -saving grocery coupons, shows you where to find the best a brands of furniture, find somebody y to build a swimming pool, and much, much more? Huron expositor -41Flik 527-0240