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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1990-01-03, Page 9eheweeeeeeher HIJRAN irXPOSITOR, JANUARY 3, 1990. Bantarns Ma The Seaforth Bantam hbl key team made - vousness on: the pail of.. some WI* it to the bus en time, and headed off to Pearson International Airport in Toronto on the first lel of their Denmuark odyssey. meowing to Betty ,Beuttentniller, who was at the arena on Boxing Day to see off son Jason, and husband Bob. -:a coach for the team - the bus left et 12:15 p.m. as scheduled. She adds that there was plenty of excitement, and a fair „share of nor - players "That bus was getting' ready,, unfit was fie, 'this is .;it, •we're, going to board this thing new!'", she laughs A play-by-play ,update on the team's adventure made -It back to 'Seaforth, and one ,player apparently phongdfiome three tithes within eights hours to keep the family posted. °They aspected to go on :a 747, and it rued out to be a DP -10," MrsBeutten`e *tiller heayee To top it off, -a two-hour holdover that they were .expecting it! t8rd> .did* t ha pen, and there was some concern that , ey wouldn't .make their connecting~ # ight to Denmark. Everything worked out as ' planned, however, and the team reached their destination in fine: form. Thea ,Seaforth ,players and coaches are etaving in the Copenhagen area and Thur-sday..-.:Nighters end- 8 -Ws in-style- On n--style On Thursday, December 21, the Thurs- day Nighters bowling league celebrated Christmas and the end of the eighties with some super bowling and a lot of fun. The annual "Donkey Bowling" competi- tion provided lots of enjoyment, as well as some lucky pie winners. High Ladies' Sherry Turney, Low ladies' Score - Sharon Marshall, Hidden Score - Sandra Butt. High Men's - Doug Vock, Low Men's - Pat Ryan, Hidden Score - Don Deighton. The league turkey draw - (one per team) went to Doug Proctor, Dave Deighton, Sherry Tanney, Doug Vock, Sheila Taylor and Doug Leonhardt. Peewee "CC" play a game full of heart Seaforth PeeWee "CC" received an un- wanted Xmas present in Listowel on Satur- day, December 23 when Jason Henderson was checked from behind, breaking his collar -bone and Jamie McNichol pulled a leg muscle early in the game. Assistant coach Jim Moore, at the helm alone, did a fantastic job of keeping the flu -stricken "CC"s in the game. Very short shifts for the eight skaters that were left following the injuries was all that could. be done. Listowel scored the first goal, minutes before an ambulance had to be called for Jason Henderson. Jim Moore commented that the boys gave 105 per cent and kept Listowel struggling to hold the one -goal lead. It was the last minute of the third period before Listowel could score another goal on Adam Agar, who stopped countless shots during the game. Listowel won this game 2 - 0, but Seaforth PeeWee "CC"s deserve all of the praise. Starlight Lades also donated a turkey, won bei Donna Beuerman, and a cheese basket, won by Bob Wright. With "Donkey Bowling" in the third game, only two games were bowled team competition and each match -up managed to split their games 'one each, with an extra point awarded for total pins. The Ballbangers were 'three-point vein- ners against the Bears. Leading the- team was Doug Proctor with a 255 -single and 488 double. Shelly McKellar also had a super night with a 218 game. The Bears were led by spare Murray Bennewies with a 340 game. Karl Teichert rolled a 249 and Sandra Butt also spared for the team and recorded a 201., In the battle of the "Cats", the Wildcats prevailed taking three of five points from the Guttercats and breaking their third place tie. The Wildcats were led by Ralph Johnston with 281/494 double. Don Deighton added a 257, Gary Bedard a 220 and Sharon Marshall was hot with a 196. For the Guttercats, Bob Wright caught fire with 231/432. Dave Moody rolled a 410 double, Michelle Deighton had a 204 and Michelle Bennewies spared for the team and added a 195. The really big scores for the night were happening on lanes five and six with Beatiejuice recording a 15 -pin overall win for three of five points over first place Highway +111. Nell Beuerman rolled an incredible 373 single/618 double to lead Beatlejulce. Brian Dale had a personal season gh of 299, Erich Matzold rolled a 461 double and Diana Steep contributed a 187 to the cause. Countering for Highway ' 11 was Doug Vock with a 330 single/567 double, also a personal season high. Jack Ungarian recorded a 417 double and Carol Johnston rolled a 243 game. The league is looking forward to con- tinued hot team competition as well as personal achievements in 1990! --travelling`-around—toe country for their games. At last report, the team had lost the first two of their 'seven scheduled con- te, but•their opponents are at a definite home -ice advantage. The team is expected to arrive back at home on Saturday, 'January 6, and their `tour bus' should be at the Seaforth District Arena by 8 p.m. Come on out and welcome them! Pythons take first place The Pythons played the Kangaroos and managed to take seven points, putting them in first place. Top scorers on the tear, this week were Todd Caldwell 258-700, Brian Love 235-633 and Jack Ryan 228-615. Top scorers for the Kangaroos were Rob Taylor 220-587, Reg Chappel 234-605 and Don Nolan 215-546. The Monkeys and the Leopards battled it out with the Leopards taking five points. Wade Lee 257-559 and Carol Johnston 209-542 lead the scorers. Top scorers for the Monkeys were Mur- ray Bennewies 308-753 and Ken Moran 210-463. The Coons managed to gain five points from the Tigers with top scorers being Pat Nolan 243-687 and Cheryl Campbell with 216.549. Top scorers for the Tigers were George Love 280-751, Dave Moody 236-633, Janice Morris 218.5. and Sandra Taylor 225-504. The Ladies° High Single and High Triple were taken by Pat Nolan 243-687. Murray Bennewies took th the High Single and Triple for the men 308-753. Team Standings are Pythons - 56, Kangaroos - 55, Monkeys - 52, Tigers - 46, Leopards 43, and Coons - 41. • ANOTHER ANGLE OF THE GAME - The referee might not be looking, but Mike Murray probably found something wrong with his unexpected vantage point dur- ing Friday night's game against Tavistock. Flying players notwithstanding, Centenaires won the match 6-4. Elliott photo. tefe • INSURANCE PROTECTION for Mortgage, family income, disability, business or estate •RETIREMENT PLAN. ,'ING RRsp'p, RRIF°s, and annultles •INVESTME! TS ow., term deposits, onutual funds, savings and education Oars TONY G. ARTS Seaforth 327-0794 107 Main St. N. Seaforth, Ont. NOK Two ARC 'IE'S 11'tOCO Fm 'AL • RAVI/ WI NE', of 1000 Litres of GAS Barb Alexander, Seaforth Landon 432.1841 swam Seaforth. 527-0881 Wlter Recreatio The 1990 .WINTER RECREATION PRO- GRAMSthy. itece 4.7, week, in Januaree The program listings will 'bei as follows: MONDAYS - WOOD REFINISHING will be held at the high school from 7:30-9:30 p.m. This program will start on January 8 and will last 10 weeks. Registration fee will be $25.00. Also on Monday evenings, MIXED COMPETITIVE VOLLEYBALL will continue from the fall. Anybody still wishing to join can do so for the final 10 weeks. Registration fee will be $17.50. TUESDAYS - FITNESS IS FUN will be held from 9-10 a.m. at the Arena. This will also be a 10 week program, beginning on January 9. The registration fee will be $25.00. AUTO MECHANICS will also be held on Tuesdays, from--7-9,,p.m. at the high school. Jim Floyd will give all par- ticipants a better understanding of how your car, works and what makes it run. The cont t of the program will include: the engin. chassis and drive train, lubricatiop,) electrical system, tires and wheels,fuel and cooling system. This pro- gram will make you feel more comfortable driving your car. This will be a 10 week program, and the registration fee will be $25.00. The program will begin on January 9, 1990. WEDNESDAYS - FITNESS IS FUN will rogr. s set to go 1,RECREATIONPREVIEW by .(Recreation Director) Marty Bedard - be held on Wednesday evenings from 8-9 p.m. at the Community Centres. This will be a 10 week program beginning on January 10. Registration fee will be $25.00. RECREATIONAL VOLLEYBALL will continue from the fall, Wednesday evenings from 8-10 p.m. at the high school. This is for the non-competitive volleyball player, that is looking for an evening of fun and fellowship. Registration fee will be $17.50 for 10 weeks, beginning Jan. 10, 1990. THURSDAYS - ADULT BASKETBALL also continues from the fall. Thursdays from 7:30-9:30 p.m. at SDHS. This pro- gram will cost $15.00 for 10 weeks, starting on January 11. A couple of new programs for the winter will be WOOD CARVING and BALLROOM DANCING and they will both be held on Thursday evenings begin- ning on January 11, 1990. Wood Carving will be held at the high school from 7:30-9:30 p.m. Registration fee will be $50.00 for 10 weeks, which includes all of your wood materials. Ballroom Dancing will be held at the Arena on Thursday evenings from 7:30-9 p.m. beginning January 10, 1990. Registra- tion fee will be $40.00 per couple and the program will run for nine weeks. The Recreation Department would also like to run a children's GYMNASTIC PRO- GRAM. Saturday morning is not a good day for our instructors, so I would like to hear from all interested parents to see the best day and time for the program. Call me at 527-0882. For Registration, or information on all programs, please call the Recreation Office at 527-0882. This week's Fitness Tip: What is a safe amount of weight to lose in one week? • Aim for a gradual weight loss of one to two pounds per week. You didn't gain it all overnight, so you don't have to lose it all overnight. Cutting back too severely on calories increases the risk of health pro- blems. You can go to a dietician or nutri- tionist for counselling. ARA BEGINNERS COU SE --ADULTS ONLY 8 Classes— HOURS: Monday & Wednesday 6 PM -7 PM Classes available for men and women (Ages 14 and up) STARTS: Monday, January 8th, 1990 COST: ONLY $9.95 Classes held at Goderich Township Hall in Holmesville For Pre -registration or Information Phone: 482-3634 by January 5, 1990 Excellent Fitness and Defence Training for Men and Women SEAFORTH CURLING CLUB Curling Every Friday 1:00 P.M. Starting Jan. 5. Everyone welcome. 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