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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1990-12-19, Page 13THE L t tXPC161TOR. 060iMMER 19 1490-13 • w tr ALMOST A PRO - After a little bit of practice this skater was smooth as ice. Oxford photo. • Belles beat Sunday, December 16, Seafottb Belles travelled t0 HOMO to meet up with the Exeter Bilks. Dcspitc missing six of 14 players Seaforth played hard and came up on the winning end 14 - 3. The action was from end - to - end, and Shen Kling broke in over tic Exeta line first with a quick pass from Becky Harrison. Khng put Seaforth ahead at the 12:43 mark of the first period. About two Novice team lir c‘ihp winner in SKATING LESSONS - These young skaters watched a backwards skating demonstration at their lessons December 18. In no time at two outings al they were all skating backwards Oxford photo. Four bowlers score over 300 Murray Benncwtes captured both the high triple and single and led the Eagles to a five point win with a 349 - 876 in the St. James bowling leagues. Pauline Deigel, also of the Eagles, won the ladies high single and triple with her 212 - 566. Harry Den Haan of the Peacocks led his team with a 311 - 658 fol- lowed by Betty Johnston 258 - 575 and Rob Taylor 203 - 559. Dave Moody also bowled a 321 single and led the Vultures with a 741 triple followed by Gary Howard with a 236 - 567.• A 308 single bowled by George Love was top score for the Orioles this week. Jack Ryan led the Buzzards with a 288 - 699. The Loons top scours were Don Nolan 226 - 657, Pat Ryan 256 - 579 and Wade Lee 225 - 567. Team standings are: Eagles 65, Orioles 54, Vultures 44, Loons 35, Buzzards 35, and Peacocks 32. a ' in rounds bowled for Blue Light�,2u Walter - Molesworth - 4320; Dave Moody - Seaforth - 4301; Doris Matheson - Molesworth - 4070, Shirley Schmidt - Goderich - 4067 and Lillian Bly - Goderich 3988. Coaches chosen were 011ie Edwards from the Zurich Association and Howie Baker and Ernie Webb from the Listowel Association. All 25 members of the Bluewater Association Blue Light contingent now advance to the Blue Light Ontario Open and Team Champion- ships March 27 - 30 at Hamiltons 48 Lane Sherwood Centre. Qualifying rounds of 20 games were bowled on December 2 and December 9 at Seaforth, Zurich, Listowel and Mt. Forest. Each bowler bowled five games in each alley, with the top scores making up teams to compete at the Blue Light Ontario Open and Team Champion- ships in Hamilton, representing the Blue water Zone Bowling As- sociation. Top bowler for the men was Norm Wilding of Mitchell with 5284 pins for 20 games. This was a 264 average. Dale Taylor - Moles- worth was 2nd with 4870 and Paul Edgar - Listowel was 3rd with The Mixed team consists of Gerry 4722. These 3 bowlers will compete Ross - Goderich - 4345; Tom in the Blue Light Ontario Open Stevens - Molesworth - 4328; Ron Singles Championships as well as on the Men's team. An Burt - Goderich - 4664; Dennis Schmidt - Goderich 4525 and Doug Leonhardt - Seaforth - 4417 complete the Men's Team. For the Ladies it was Gayle Easen - Mitchell - 4492, Leslie Sieddall - 4369 and Patricia Palen - Zurich - 4209 to compete in the Blue Light Ontario Open Ladies Singles. Also competing on the Ladies team are Bev Cregan - 4180, Sandra Dickers - 4159, and Sherrie Edwards - 4081, all from the Zurich Association. Ringette Petites defeat Blyth The Seaforth I Ringette Petite team travelled through snow and sleet to Blyth last Thursday evening and came home with a win. Denise DeJong opened the scoring with a goal 8:48 into the first period. She was assisted by Cathy Coyne. Denise DeJong then scored again at 1:48. Now into the second period Cathy Coyne scored at 9:30. Erin Siemon scoring the last goal for the Seaforth team at 2:23, assisted by Cathy Coyne. The final score was 4 - 2 for Seaforth. On Saturday, the Seaforth girls played the Stratford II team for the first time. Seaforth opened the scoring at 11:45 by Anna Mailloux. Melissa Robertson then scored at 7:39, assisted by Cathy Coyne. With 23 seconds left in the first period, Denise De Jong scored Seaforth's third goal assisted by Abby Dietz. During the first period Stratford tallied two goals. With the score 3 - 2 going into the second period the Seaforth team seemed to have an advantage. But Stratford continued to keep its momentum going. Seaforth goalie, Kelly Murray, fended off many difficult shots on goal as Stratford continued to hover around the Seaforth end and set up shots. Four goals were scored by Stratford in the second period. Seaforth scored one goal by Denise DeJong, assisted by Denise O'Reilly. The final score was 6 - 4 for Stratford. Merry Christmas and a Snoopy New Year from Metropolitan Life. It's our policy to say thanks to customers and good friends like you. Have a happy holiday and a new year that's heads and tails above the rest. Mike Kelly 92 Goderlch St W SEAFORTH 527-0785 Marti UUcllwaln 37 Main St. S. EXETER 235-1344 GET MET. 17 PAYS. 0 Mem° r irtan Lbs. aro�n rEOCdo'a�c c , ra u..aar..•' • r w�.e+«•. Caws STRATFORD OFFICE 271-2041 a Seaforth Novice Ringette played tw«kJcrtd ue games at home, this w and came away the winner in both matches. Friday night the Novice girls played St. Mary's the first of two games this season. The game was close through the fist period and most of the second but the Seaforth squad seemed to have a little more pep at the end of the game and the final score was Seaforth 7 , St. Marys 5. Nicole Munro scored three goals for a hat trick and also picked up an assist on a goal scored by Kim Devereaux. Kim was awarded an assist, as well. Katie Holland also scored two goals. Sara Agar, goalie stopped 29 shots in this game as St. Mary's out shot Seaforth 34-15. On Sunday, the Novice hosted Stratford 1 and again Seaforth played well and beat Stratford 8-2. Nicole Munro scored her second hat trick of the weekend. Kim Devereaux and also scored three while Katie Holland and Jenny Del Vecchio each added one. Kim Janmau, Tricia Jansen and Daneille Kistner each got a point for an assist. Again the three defensive lines of Clare Eckert, Andrea Longstaff, Missy Etue, Jeanette Crowley, Bronwyn Phillips and Jesse Finlayson played a strong game. Seaforth Tweens defeat Forest 4-2 On Tuesday, Decemt-;r 11 the Seaforth Tweens travelled to Forest. Everyone was working hard and played a good game. In the first period goals went to Jennifer Marion and Betty Little. Assists went to Wendy Thompson and Kelly Rau. In 'the second period the Forest girls came on strong to get two quick goals but that didn't stop Seaforth. Seaforth scored two more goals. Michelle Etue and Kelly Rau each had one and were assisted by Jennifer Marion and Betty Little. Seaforth won 4-2. As the coach would say "the girls played like a team." SEAFORTH TWEENS LOSE 5 - 2 The Seaforth Tweens lost 5-2 to the Stratford 2 team. Jennifer Marion scored the first goal assisted by Jill Wood. Then Jennifer Marion scored again as- sisted by Betty Little and Wendy Thompson. Julie Agar played an excellent game in Seaforth. All of the girls did very well. Their next game is January 6 at 6:30 p.m. in Seaforth against the St. Mary's 1 team. ...m s,. w 1i - merry CRstivir Saluting all our grand patrons and hoping an endless stream of good things comes your way. We appreciate your kindness HOLIDAY HOURS MON., DEC. 24 7 a.m. - 10 p.m. TUES , DEC. 24 CLOSED WED., DEC. 24 8 a.m. - 11 p.m. THURS.. DEC. 27 7 a.m. - 11 p.m. FRI. DEC. 28 7 a.m. - 12 mid. SAT., DEC. 29 8 a.m. - 12 meld. SUN . DEC. 30 8 a.m. - 11 p.m. MON., DEC. 31 7 A.M. - 10 p.m TUES., JAN. 1 9 a.m. - 11 p.m WED , JAN. 2 Suslnsia as Usual tONOC o�24ARCHIE�'S SUNOCO St. E., Seaforth 527-0881 Open 7 Days A WwAr To Some You Exeter 14-3 saimaisa War Tracey Fortune added audios. goal with Lisa Hoedown s3sisung. Forwae didn't quit at one, because just 30 seconds btu she li ed her aeoottd gel with Hcathes McKercker aaaialiag. It was Exceor's twin next and that scam scored a couple ofyea*lk abs to come with in one of Seaforth. TheSeaforth psis kept walung hard, and by tie end of the first period Khali scared one marc and Henderson added two. The second period proved to be Seaforth's. Eight players dominated the play as they netted eight more gook The final scone was Seaforth 14 &MX 3. Tony* Glousher was kept quite busy and played excellent in the Seaforth net. Goal scorers were, Tracey Fortune (7), Sheri Kling (4), Lisa Hand non (3). Assists went to Becky Harrison (2), Kari McMillian (1), Tracy Sills (I), Heather McKe rcher (1), Lisa Henderson (4), -Dacey Fortune (1), and Sheri Kling (1). Seaforth defence gave the spec- tators a good lesson on how the game of Ringette should be played. Keep up the hard work Seaforth. The next game is Decanber 30 against Clinton at Seaforth. Come out and cheer on the local team. XS.D.C.C. POOL Mom 1 Tom Devereaux 2. Bab rtan0erson 3. Dave Soonttans 4. Kevan 81o0ns k 5. Hoban Fisher 8. Gordan Cobb r Larry Dolmage 8. Grp Hualon 9. Hilda Bads 10. Jack McUwaln 11 Roy Gtngertch 12. Desk Cooper 13 Harry Jansen 14 Terry Gray 15 Michael Murray 16 Mark McUwain 17 R Ross Gainer 18 Pat Flanagan N 19 Marc Robinet 20 Doug Bach 21 Art McNuaghton 22 Baan Watson 23 M Dalrymple 24 Steve Johns 25. Kory Dietz 26. Bill Speann 27 Sharon Wilms 28. Keith McClure 29 C Tremeer 1 30 Mary Nigh 31 Paul Hak 32. Bill Tremeer 33. John Janmaat Jr 34. W.G. Albin 1 35. Bill Black 36. Bnan Cooper 37. S. Keating 11 38. Ken Hildebrand 39. R. Kennedy t 40. Glen Carter 41. W.G. Albin IV 42. T. Schoonderwoerd 43. Todd Doig 44. Cam Dag 1 45. Lawnmaster 1 46. Cairns/Brodertc 47. Bill Boon 48. Jim Walker Jr 49. Dave Garrick 50.Paul Dolmage II Pis 343 301 330 328 328 324 325 3Z1 319 319 313 312 311 311 309 307 307 307 308 306 308 306 306 303 302 301 301 301 300 300 300 299 299 298 299 296 297 297 296 296 296 296 295 294 294 294 294 294 292 290 Next Update See The Huron Expositor Wed., Jan. 23 SEAFORTH RECREATION DEPARTMENT Winter Programs - 1991 FURNITURE REFINISHING - with Harvey Beuerman will' continue in the new year. This program will give the participant techniques on stepping old paint oft your furniture, and refinishing it to look like new. START DATE: MONDAY, JANUARY 7, 1991 TIME: 7:00 TO 9:00 P.M. PLACE: SEAFORTH HIGH SCHOOL - SHOP ROOM COST: 37.45 FOR TEN WEEKS - G.S.T. INCLUDED BALLROOM DANCING - with Lou and Melanie Morello will begin on Tuesday evenings at the Community Centres. This program is for couples that would tike to learn how to dance more gracefully together, or would just like an evening out to socialize and dance. START DATE: TUESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1991 TIME: 7:30 TO 9:00 P.M. PLACE: SEAFORTH 8 DISTRICT COMMUNITY CENTRES COST: 42.80 PER COUPLE FOR 9 WEEKS - G.S.T. INCLUDED MIXED RECREATIONAL VOLLEYBALL - James Sampa will continue in January with this fun filled program for people who want to enjoy an evening out. with no competitiveness START DATE: WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1991 TIME: 8:00 TO 10:00 P.M. PLACE: SEAFORTH HIGH SCHOOL - GYM COST: 21.40 FOR TEN WEEKS - G.S.T. INCLUDED SELF DEFENSE FOR FEMALES - Chuck Hasson wil guide all ladies through this 8 week program on escape and protection techniques. This program is specifically designed for women to better protect themselves out on the streets START DATE: THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1991 TIME: 7:30 TO 9:00 P.M. PLACE: SEAFORTH & DISTRICT COMMUNITY CENTRES COST: 21.40 FOR 8 WEEKS - G.S.T. INCLUDED RECREATIONAL BADMINTON - This program will be a pay as you play pro gram Come out and enjoy some badminton with no instruction The Recreation Department has some equipment that anyone can borrow START DATE: THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1991 TIME: 7:00 TO 9:00 P.M. PLACE: SEAFORTH & DISTRICT COMMUNITY CENTRES COST: 3.00 PER NIGHT - O.S.T. INCLUDED RECREATIONAL BASKETBALL - Marc Robinet will continue with this program in January Come out and play some pick-up Bosketbeta START DATE: THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1991 TIME: 8:00 TO 10:00 P.M PLACE: SEAFORTH HIGH SCHOOL - GYM COST: 21.40 FOR 10 WEEKS - G.S.T. INCLUDED FITNESS IS FUN: this program wig be held Tuesday and Thursday mornings lir 900 to 10.00 a m and Wednesday evenings from 800 b 9:00 p.m. This pro- gram doesn't haw fun in it's name for nothing, come out and see lir yourself It is a work at your own pace program Maxine Houston will instruct the morning classes and Pam Nesbitt will instruct the evening Basses START DATE: TUESDAY, JANUARY e, 1991 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1191 THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1901 TIMES: MORNINGS 9:00 TO 10:00 A.M. EVENINGS 8:00 TO 0:00 P.M. PLACE: SEAFORTH & DISTRICT COMMUNITY CENTRES COST: MORNINGS FOR TEN WEEKS - 837.28 Q.S- T INCLUDED EVENINGS FOR TEN WEEKS - 821.75 3.5 T INCLUDED Other programs to watch for beginning after Christmas Is CNIldren's Tap Dance and Children's Gymnastics Roth programs* hens to be confirmed. data, and time wise. Al above programs induce Goods and Service Tax For more inlormaticun on any of the above, please oontad Marty et the Raareatbn OMoe 627 0682 RECREADOPIPROWINELIMALUNG sem. Limits will be put on all programs and if not enough registration in other pro- grams, rograns, the Reawetion Department has the right b cancel k *1 any lime