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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1990-04-04, Page 35#earn t'erget the Stanley Cull- Playy-offs' If you medal game against London, where -Jester wanted. real ' on ice exerterrmrrt thin 'earns; :might have been disitearteued At t -he Pttiyofa. �'- proving on its °performance in their first Mrs; theplace to be was watching thought of p1p Ail this powerhouse a se- Seafrortb Novi 2 at the Western ,Regional . mod time, Sear looked forward to lila- t Beca-tuse'of a tbhortage: cif tean{t0. tp coo- eneop ter They rknew they bedwon , ,a Pete at..the ,B,, -level, the ,Seaforth Novice silver medal andthey were going to force 2rweremoved, up out;,of -their ,"C" division London to earn their gold one; The girls into coipnpetition Against larger centres Mice. held London to it ,goats thins' time with. ndo ' and' Waterloo The gods were scot much credit going' to' Koren Del Vecchio �tiinistia about; their chance for success who played anothier-, supga er me in af=t. vowed to do their best`and to"'have•fon;'• Melissa Robertson scored two for Seaforth r didttlr, determination -and sktii . -- . w praise :from the .officialsand typos - ,coaches but it also earned them the shyer medal! `kThe team got off to an early start awn- day,' atr:day, morning, playing its first game against'.. Dorchester at. -8, a.m Dorchester opened the scoring which seemed to be the "Wake-up Call" the girls needed. Melissa Ibertson scored on an assist from Kim Devereaux to tie the score. Dorchester rep- sgnded' with another but .it was to be their lost. Melissa scored again, this time unassisted. Cathy Coyne fired in the go- ahead goal on a pass from Melissa 'and Julie -Ann Crowley and Jenny. DelVecchio worked the ring in to Katie Holland who scored Seaforth's fourth and final goal. Ex- citement! This "C" team had defeated a • "B" team, 4-2.. The second game was a different story. The London team was the best of the Novice players in the city and they had played in Petite all season. Although the score was very lop -sided, 15-2, Seaforth Played hard land with spirit. Goalie Karen Del Vecchio played an excellent game Stopping more shots than she had ever thought possible. Melissa scored both of Seaforth's goals with Jenny, Kim and Julie -Ann each credited with assists. This loss did not dampen Seaforth's en- thusiasm. They had one more game to play and play they did! The girls displayed excellence both offensively and defensive- ly against a fine Waterloo squad who was just as determined to win. Waterloo opened the scoring but Julie - Ann put one in the net a minute later with an assist .going to Kendall Schenk. Waterloo responded with two more before Melissa scared one from Katie Holland and Julie-At{in and another from Cathy Coyne and Michele Tyndall to end the first period in a tie. . Cathy opened the scoring in the second period with help from Tricia Jansen and Cheryl Workman. Waterloo gained the tie and then went ahead by one. Melissa Robertson regained the tie at 3:38 assisted by Cathy Coyne and Julie -Ann Crowley and the three girls worked the. play a second tjune at 2:23, when Melissa fired in another. With 40 seconds on the clock, Waterloo tied it up. One final time, Melissa found the target, asiCathy Coyne and'dl iChele. Tyndall, drove the ring into her- witla'bnly 27' seconds remaining. However, Waterloo was not ready to concede. With only seven seconds left, the Seaforth goalie, Karen Del Vecchio, made another outstanding save to hold the 7-6 lead. A second victory! The girls then advanced to the Gold - with .assists going to :Julie- t rowley, ic,. aoljand, and Jenny Del Veehio. i t t e course, o this toui:namenit, everyone of toe Seaforth,skkaters picked up at least` one -.point The girls ;all played well It's always nice to win, but win, loose or draw,, each SACK every One .0g the girls -was always sande to feel tike ,a winner and an important ;menpber of'' the . ;team. The ereilit for flus feeling has to go to Jeanne H11D.a{td Steve Tdall ?and udy Jansen. See 'you next Octto DODGING THE FLAKES, Seaforth High. School's Ben van -den '' kker leaps in front of a South Huron Secondary School rivalfor possession of the ball on.Thursday. The boys' soccer team opened their season last week in definitely un -springlike conditions. Elliott photo. St. James Tigers hold bowling lead After three weeks of playoffs the Tigers hang onto the lead with top scorers George Love 263 - 667, Dave Moody 273 - 710 and Janice Morris 219 - 483. The Leopards are in second place with Carol Johnston 259 - 669 and Pat Ryan 205 593 in top place in the scoring department. Francis Feeney led the Kangaroos into third place with a 259 - 647 followed by Rob Taylor 274 - 636. The Pythons are in fourth place led this THE HL RON EXPOSITOR; APRli. 11, 1990 -;`i Wlnateyeryourg iafA wants to discuss; were ready to ioinin. We can discuss a broad range of 'epics, tom 110w yye um PCps into salt, tollectrieity savings, _to..enetgy.Aiztiohs_. facing our cQnlmunity. Ontario Hydro Speakers nureauoffersvgtunteer • speakers free ofcharge to talk commercial, educational, or community gathering.' Just call us, A toll free. 1-880-668z8500- OntarioHydro Speakers Bureau InToronto, 592-2322. with any size industrial, Conferenciersfrancophones;1-800.668-8110 week by Todd Caldwell 273 - 732, Jack Ryan 281 - 593 and Brian Love 208 - 532:, Murray Bennewies led the Monkeys to fifth place with a 271 - 764 and the Coons remain in sixth place with to scorers Cathy Broome 262 - 636, Gary SWannon 265 - 621 and Pat Nolan 224 - 592. Team standings are: Tigers - 8442, Leopards - 8418, Kangaroos - 8358, Pythons - 8058, Monkeys - 7994 and Coons - 7823. Senior bowlers end season with fin day Seniors Alley 1 owling League concluded the season with a fun day of high and low average bowlers in teams. Top team for the day was Watson Reid and Agnes Lammerant with a 1158 total. Second was Mary Finlayson and Katie Phillips with 1039 and third was Bert Walters and Hazel McGonigle with 1008. Close in fourth spot were Bill Harris and Hazel McNaughton with 1002. There was a great deal of cheering on lane one as Hazel McNaughton bowled one of her best games ever. High single bowlers for the day were Bill Harris with a 258 and Watson Reid a 257. Annie Malcolm, who has bowled steady all season, came through with a 241 and Olave Little had a 226. Katie Phillips also bowl- ed a good third game on Friday to help her partner Mary Finlayson come up with their team total. Campbell Wey, who bowl- ed over a 300 game three weeks ago, found the lanes tricky for him and partner Gor- don Papple as they were the low bowlers. This was a fun day with hasty snacks available for all and free coffee. Don't forget the banquet at 6:30 p.m. Thursday evening April 12 at Egmondville United Church. We hope to see you all there. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ST. JAMES ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH GOOD FRIDAY SERVICE 7:30 PM "I was there" CAVAN UNITED CHURCH WINTHROP SERVICE SPECIAL OIL CHANGE 95 EASTER SUNDAY 9:30 AM Church Service & Sunday School Guest Minister: FEV. EUGENE BANNERMAN EASTER SUNDAY 9:30 AM EASTER BREAKFAST Sponsored by the Board of Managers HOLY THURSDAY CELEBRATION 8:00 PM GOOD FRIDAY SOLEMN LITURGY 3:00 PM EASTER WORSHIP SERVICE 11:15 with participation from members of the Sunday School REV. JAMES SLOAN SATURDAY EASTER VIGIL 8:00 PM EASTER SUNDAY Masses 8:30 & 11:00 AM FATHER J.C. CARUANA WISHING YOU EASTER BLESSINGS vu,m, entice Dept. now open Saturdays till 1:00 p.m. NORTHSIDE UNITED CHURCH EASTER SUNDAY 7:00 AM SUNRISE SERVICE Breakfast served following the service Guest: Mrs. Verna Burgin of Huron Perth Presbyterial 11:00 AM CHURCH SERVICE CHURCH SCHOOL NURSERY EGMONDVILLE UNITED CHURCH GOOD FRIDAY SERVICE 8:00 PM EASTER SUNDAY MUFFINS COFFEE 10:00 AM ST. THOMAS ANGLICAN CHURCH EASTER SERVICES MAUNDY THURSDAY SERVICE 7:30 PM EASTER WORSHIP The sacrament of Holy Communion 11:00 AM MINISTER: Rev. Cheryl Stadelbauer-Sampa Organist: Mrs. Marian Rock May the hope and Joy of the Resurrectlon'be yours this Easter! 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Home Comfort People until you are week by Todd Caldwell 273 - 732, Jack Ryan 281 - 593 and Brian Love 208 - 532:, Murray Bennewies led the Monkeys to fifth place with a 271 - 764 and the Coons remain in sixth place with to scorers Cathy Broome 262 - 636, Gary SWannon 265 - 621 and Pat Nolan 224 - 592. Team standings are: Tigers - 8442, Leopards - 8418, Kangaroos - 8358, Pythons - 8058, Monkeys - 7994 and Coons - 7823. Senior bowlers end season with fin day Seniors Alley 1 owling League concluded the season with a fun day of high and low average bowlers in teams. Top team for the day was Watson Reid and Agnes Lammerant with a 1158 total. Second was Mary Finlayson and Katie Phillips with 1039 and third was Bert Walters and Hazel McGonigle with 1008. Close in fourth spot were Bill Harris and Hazel McNaughton with 1002. There was a great deal of cheering on lane one as Hazel McNaughton bowled one of her best games ever. High single bowlers for the day were Bill Harris with a 258 and Watson Reid a 257. Annie Malcolm, who has bowled steady all season, came through with a 241 and Olave Little had a 226. Katie Phillips also bowl- ed a good third game on Friday to help her partner Mary Finlayson come up with their team total. Campbell Wey, who bowl- ed over a 300 game three weeks ago, found the lanes tricky for him and partner Gor- don Papple as they were the low bowlers. This was a fun day with hasty snacks available for all and free coffee. Don't forget the banquet at 6:30 p.m. Thursday evening April 12 at Egmondville United Church. We hope to see you all there. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ST. JAMES ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH GOOD FRIDAY SERVICE 7:30 PM "I was there" CAVAN UNITED CHURCH WINTHROP SERVICE SPECIAL OIL CHANGE 95 EASTER SUNDAY 9:30 AM Church Service & Sunday School Guest Minister: FEV. EUGENE BANNERMAN EASTER SUNDAY 9:30 AM EASTER BREAKFAST Sponsored by the Board of Managers HOLY THURSDAY CELEBRATION 8:00 PM GOOD FRIDAY SOLEMN LITURGY 3:00 PM EASTER WORSHIP SERVICE 11:15 with participation from members of the Sunday School REV. JAMES SLOAN SATURDAY EASTER VIGIL 8:00 PM EASTER SUNDAY Masses 8:30 & 11:00 AM FATHER J.C. CARUANA WISHING YOU EASTER BLESSINGS vu,m, entice Dept. now open Saturdays till 1:00 p.m. NORTHSIDE UNITED CHURCH EASTER SUNDAY 7:00 AM SUNRISE SERVICE Breakfast served following the service Guest: Mrs. Verna Burgin of Huron Perth Presbyterial 11:00 AM CHURCH SERVICE CHURCH SCHOOL NURSERY EGMONDVILLE UNITED CHURCH GOOD FRIDAY SERVICE 8:00 PM EASTER SUNDAY MUFFINS COFFEE 10:00 AM ST. THOMAS ANGLICAN CHURCH EASTER SERVICES MAUNDY THURSDAY SERVICE 7:30 PM EASTER WORSHIP The sacrament of Holy Communion 11:00 AM MINISTER: Rev. Cheryl Stadelbauer-Sampa Organist: Mrs. Marian Rock May the hope and Joy of the Resurrectlon'be yours this Easter! EASTER SUNDAY 9:45 AM HOLY COMMUNION Hallelujah Christ is Risen! EVERYONE WELCOME Rev, Gregory Gilson 4