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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1989-01-18, Page 1010A — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JANUARY 98, 998 4Ni ,u hlin ctrevtds Ltd. 13 Man St. Seaforth 527-1140 Service • Selection • Savings • Satisfaction • Leasing • Complete BODY SHOP Service DON HAMILTON REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE LTD. KEVIN VARLEY 527.1876 Offering you •Free convenient in-home service •For all your Insurance needs Home, auto, commercial farm & lite •Low cost affordable term lite in- surance dealing with over 65 lite companies 'Highest rates on G.I.C.'s R.R.S.P 's, R. R. I . F.'s t " t - 5 Years G.I.C. and R.R.S.P. - ate subject to verification 1.4 wei a problem we can help Join COUNTDOWN WEIGHT LOSS & WEIGHT CONTROL CLASS with our incredible NEW YEAR'S RESOLUTION SPECIAL! Only $590 to loin. Only $590 weekly tees. SIIII no penalties tor weeks missed 4 SEAFORTH Wednesday Classes at 2:15 p.rn. Held at the Orange trail SPECIAL OFFER expires FEB. 2/89 So why weight any It longer. For information Kincardine Office 396-7005 TRIO OF SWEEPERS - Mike Ball. Paul Dotmage and Peter Ste Marie all bear down tc sweep a path to victory for this rock The three were part of a tour man team represen ting the Seatorth District High School in a curling bonspiel held in Seatorth this week Mcllwraith photc Cerrtenaires battie a rtes 0 M. Murray .a all-stars r The Seaforth Centenaires lost their 22nd game to the Brussels Bulls to Seaforth on Friday night, but the team at least looked like a club that could May competitive • junior ID hockey The first two minutes of the game were the°worstfor the Centenaires. as sloppy play got them behind by two goals. Brad Carter got the Seaforth offence going, when he took a cross -ice pass from Mike Betties, stepped over the blueline, and ripped a slapshot into the top corner. Jeff Gemmell also assisted on the goal. With 6:14 left in the period Ray Murray took over the Cents' scoring. drive, and with the assistance of Andy Ball notched a hat trick before the clock could run out on the first•period. Ball ssisted on all three goals. and- Bruce Pearf1 Gemmell, and Steve Schroeder were also credited with assists The score after the first period was tied at four. but Brussels took the lead with a goai early in the second period. then got twv power, play goals in the last minute of the period to go ahead 7-4. , Brad Carter .brought Seaforth to •wittur. two goals of the Bulls with a goal assisted b Rob Sloan early in the third' perioc, Seaforth's power play resulted in a fourth goal from Murray. assisted by Carter and Schroeder. and Ball got his fourth point of the night when he scored with assistance from Carter and Schroeder -the former also gettmg his fourth point of the night. The Centeneires got excellent goaltending from Trevor Fortune who stopped a lot of shots in a game that saw a lot of offence and little defence, But the Bulls scored twice around the six minute mark, and managed to hang on until time ran out with the clock reading 9-7 in their favor. The Bulls' number seven. Brian Campbell, and number two Marty Rutledge. contributed to the Centenaires loss as each scored three goals and got two assists. The Centenaires' record stands at two wins, 22 losses, and three ties. The club is eight points behind Wellesley -the team the Cents' must beat to get a spot in the playoffs- and there are now only nine games left on their schedule. Three of the nine re- maining games are against first place Lucan, but two are against Wellesley, The next home game for the Centenaires will be on Sunday, January 22 when Lucan will. be in town ALL-STAR GAME The annual Western Junior "D", all-star game between the north and south was played on Saturday. and the result was a 10-10 tie. Representing the Centenaires in the ale - star game was forward Brad Carter, anc defenceman Mike Murray. Brad Carter had his share of scormg or- portunities. He assisted on the tiurd goal for the North Division. and when the score wa: tied -at 8-8, he scored, a goo-ahead,nmth gee: There was only about three minutes left m the game and it looked as though Carter had the game winner. but three more goals were scored between the two clubs and the final score was 10-10 Centenaires GM Glen McClure was at the game and said both of Seaforth's players "handled themselves quite well." Jr© Farmers rewired win MEN'S BROOMBALL GRADS 1- DUMPS 0 The crowd went wild when the Grads scored the game's only goal. Tony Vandenhevel directed a wide angle shot into the net, assisted by Mike Vandenhevel. The Dumpers were unable to retaliate An error in last week's write up - Robert Wydeven of the Grads received the two sure points Sorry Robert ROYALSI-RATS3 Steve Eckert Jr of the River Rats put the ball into the net twice in this match against the Royals Brian Whyte, Blaine Marks and Tim Nolan assisted. Bob Henderson scored the third goal by bouncing the ball off both corner posts and into the net Don Hender- son assisted Floyd Upshaw, assisted by Alvin Dow, scored for the Royals RED RUSTLERS 0 - KNIGHTS 2 Mark Louwagie deflected the ball directly into the net twice for the Knights. His assistants were Lawrence Vink, Larry Bertens, Murray Bell and Joe Vink Red Rustlers tried hard but got nowhere WINTHROP 1- PARR LINE 2 Rod Merrier got a rebound to score the first for Parr Line. Don Wise and Roy Fisher assisted. Roy Fisher added another for Parr Line, when he flipped the ball over the goalie's head. He was assisted by Don Wise and Rod Merrier. Dave Leonhardt got the lone Winthrop goal, from the blue line. Bill Shortreed and Jim McDonald assisted. EASY RIDERS 11- REGIER RAIDERS 1 Raymond Hinz scored the first and only goal for Raiders with Dave,Hulley.an l lack Holmes assisting. What a come back by the Easy Riders with Wayne Gingerick scoring,. • assisted by Terri Morey and • Al Wynja. • Mighty Rob McGregor added a couple of goals with John Bicknell by his side. Martin Wynja also had a couple of points and Jeff Alien helped out. Ed Van Miltenburg popped one into the net with help from Jerry Zwep. Rick Harris chipped the ball into the net unassisted for another goal. Last but not least. Steve Haggitt scored a goal from his belly off a pass by Ed Van Miltenberg. LADS BROOMBALL QUEENS 0 - PARR LINE 3 Sandi Fremlin treats herself to two goals in this contest, assisted by Glenda Chaput and Joan H Henderson. Glenda Chaput got Parr lane's third goal. She was assisted by Estella Wilson and Joan H. Henderson. The Queens ladies had numerous opportunities, but couldn't capitalize on any of them JR. FARMERS 2 -COMMERCIAL 1 The Jr. Farmers emerged the victors in this game against the Commercial Deb Bedard scored one for the Farmers assisted by Karen Coultts. Kim McDougall assisted by Crystal White scored the winner Tammy Nash scored the lone • Commercial goal, assisted by Barb Flanagan, PERTH 0 - WINTHROP 1 Susan Hulley's determination helped her to score Wtnthrop's only goal here Great pass by Janet Nicholson. Perth ladies were scoreless In Ladies Broomball January 18 at 8 pm • Commercial vs Winthrop. 8:50 pm - Parr Line vs Perth, and 9:40 pm - Queens vs Jr Farmers. In Men's Broomball Januar' -19 at 7: 30 pin - Red Rustlers vs Raiders, 8:20 pm - Grads vs Parr Linn. 9:10 pm - Easy Riders vs Wire thr op,' 19prii = Royals vs Knights,. and 10.•: 0_, pm - River Rats vs Dumpers. vice *i®ckey team successful The Novice team travelled to Parkhill on Friday night for an exhibition game. Mark Van Dooren started the scoring at the six minute mark of the second period on a breakaway. He had made a beautiful end to end rush a minute earlier but the goalie had made an excellent save: This time he made sure it went in '• SW"aforth's second goal was on a power play Pat Coyne made an excellent pass to Mark who put it in theenet. Parkhill came back three minutes later with one goal but Mat was the only shot they could get past goaltender Josh Dietz. The final score was Seaforth 2 Parkhill 1. On Saturday the Brussels team came to town. Seaforth jumped into the lead after only' 44 seconds of play when Pat Coyne scored an unassisted goal. On the next goal Pat picked up his own rebound. skated ,around the net and passed it 'out front to Jerenhey McNichol who scored. Mark Van Dooren then carried the puck in from centre. ice and scored, Seafeifth "'vas then called. on two infrac- tions and received two 'penalties only 31. seconds apart. The coach sent out Mark Van Dooren, Jered Munro and Bruce Griffin tc, kill off the double penalty for Pe minutes The, boys did a superb job and actually kept the play in the Brussels end for almost the entire time and had a couple of good scaring opportunities. The second period began with a three goal lead for Seaforth. Josh Dietz got a good shot away and Ben Murray was in close and pick- ed up the rebound and scored. The next goal was great team work by the Van Doorer boys. Mark passed the puck from the corner to Scott in front of the net and he popped i: in. Ben Murray passed the puck over to Brandon Nash who carried the puck the full length of the ice to score the only short- handed goal of the game. Brandon then assisted on Mark Van Dooren's goal which bit the goahe'eeskate and rebounded in bet- ween his lege With a score of 7-0 going rots the last period, the game had been a goalie's nightmare. It was to get worse yet for the Brussels goalie. Jeremey McNichol scored, assisted by Pat Coyne, with a backhandshot from out front. Derek Simth poked the puck in during a scramble in front of the net. Michael MuIIin forechecked a Brussels player and scored with a good shot on the net. Jered Munro let a hard shot go from the point and it also went in. Lastly., with only three seconds to play in the game, Mark Van Dooren picked off the top left corner of the net. ' 'The final score was Seaforth 12 Brussels 0. The Novice team will be representing Seaforth in the Atom Tournament this Tues- day at 7 p.m. and also on the weekend. Good Luck boys' The Free Trade Agreement will gradually eliminate customs duty between Canada and the United States. It The duty on some Free Trade goods will be eliminated immediately while the duty on other goods will be phased out in stages. Ai Only goods which are of U.S. or Canadianorigin will be eligible for lower Free Trade Agreement duty rates. • The goods must have been acquired in the U.S. and must have no mark or label indicat- ing the goods were produced in any country other than the U.S. or Canada. Current personal exemption levels do not change. Restrictions on the duty and tax free amounts of alcohol and tobacco remain in effect. ,Al Free Trade goods exceeding personal exemption levels.. remain subject to federal sales and excise taxes as applicable. iptBefore your next tnp, we'll be glad to tell you the duty payable on the goods you intend to bring home. We're here to help, that's somethat will never change! Gall your local Canada Customs office or your regional Canada Customs office (416)871-3131, 354-4785 or-679-62021during regular business hours or -aur National Fl.otline.at Revenue Canada Revenu Canada ` Customs and Excise Douanes et Accise Tweens extend winning streak The Tweens Ringette kept their wuuung streak alive by defeating Stratford 4-2 on Sunday in Seaforth. Cheryl McLlwain opened the scoring up for Seaforth on an assist from Katie Craig at the 13:28 mark of the first penod. Kim Rau also scored a goal in the first on an assist from Christa Clark. Stratford also notched two goals in the first to end the period 2-2. In the second, Seaforth took control by scoring two unanswered goals. Kim Rau scored on an assist from Crista Clark and Robyn Carnochan. and Cheryl McElwain scored unassisted. This was a fast paced game and each girl played their position well. Eight penalties were called in the game. Andrea Gin,gerich played. well in net, stopping a lot of Strat- ford's shots. Petites Win two on weekend The, Petites narrowly defeated Godericr on Friday night by a, 3-2 score: The girls fought hard for the win. Marie Cronyn played well in net for the Petites. Scoring for Sealorth were Jennifer Marion with two and Kelly Rau with one. Assists went to Kelly Rau with two and Jill Carnochan with one. Goderich goals were scored by Karen Harrison and Jane Hervey. On Sunday the Petites played against St. Marys and won by a 3-1 score. Scoring for Seaforth were Lisa Gngerich, Lisa McKay and Kathy Devereaux. Getting assists were Kathy Devereaux, Jill Carnochan and Michelle Etue. The lone goal scorer for St. Marys was Tracy Cole PeeWees split games over week';; action The Seaforth Pee Wees won one and lost one this week. On Thursday, Seaforth travelled to Wingba p and won 7-3. Scoring for Seaforth were Mike Devereaux three goals, one assist, Mike Watt one goal, three assists, Wayne Sehoonderwperd one -goal one assist, Mike .Weber one goal, one assist and Mike Maylon one goat Assists also went to Jere Murray .with three. Qn Sil/411 ay, Seaforthpiayed.Win$m haat howe,apd ll0000tt 2-1. Scoring forwas• Mike Weber with asses goi Mike Alaylon.and Alike Watt. ,Safortb Pee*pgs are on Use road;thispee,k prith q,f4 me ues- slay isMilverlas,UprattarinVisderichand SattuYlay In Uatowe . a 6