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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1989-03-22, Page 1212A —THE • HURON . EXPOSITOR ,' 'MARCH -22, 989 YOUNG CANADA WEEK WINNERS - The Seaforth Peewees emerged the consolation cham- pions in the D division of the Young Canada Week hockey tournament hosted by the Goderich photo. Lions Club this week. The PeeWees won the consolation after.defeating Brussels 3-2 in sudden death overtime on Friday. Prior to that the PeeWees had beaten Goderich 9-2. Williscraft Seaforth Novice win She!bourne hockey tournament On Sunday, March 12, the Seaforth Novice hockey team travelled to Exeter for an ex- hibition game. Although the team was miss- ing 3 players, the boys managod a 4-1 win. Exeter started the scoring with one goal in the first period. Seaforth came back with three goals in the second and one goal in the third. Mark Van Dooren scoredpree times and Scott Van Dooren once. Assists were earned by Derek Smith (2), Jeremey McNichol and Bruce Griffin. On Tuesday, March 14, the Novice team travelled to Shelbourne for' a tournament. This time two players were missing_ The boys were guaranteed two games and would play a third game if they made it to the finals. In the first game, the Seaforth team faced a strong team from Bracebridge, but the boys were up to the challenge. They skated well and Mark Van Dooren was able to net three goals. Bracebridge was only about to get one past goalie Charles Robertson. Assists .were given to Bruce Griffin (2), Grandon Nash (2) and Jered Munro. The final score was Seaforth 3, Bracebridge 1. The Bracebridge team went on to win the consolation round. The second game was played against Strathroy. Josh Dietz was awarded the shut out in the 7-0 Seaforth victory. Jeremey McNichol was the leading scorer with four goats. Mark Van Dooren scored two and Brandon Nash got one. Assists were earned by Brandon Nash (2), Mark Van Dooren (2), Derek Smith, Scott Van Dooren, Charles Robertson, Pat Coyne and Michael Mullin. With these two wins the boys had worked their way into the championship against Drayton. This time the shut out was award- ed to Charles Robertson in a 5-0 victory. Mark Van Dooren led the scoring with two goals. Other scorers were Derek Smith, Scott Van Dooren and Brandon Nash. Assists went to Ben Murray, Scott Van Dooren, Brandon Nash, Josh Dietz and Mark Van Dooren. The boys each brought home a beautiful trophy for all their hard work. The team should also be praised for play- ing a penalty -free tournament. Good work, guys! The Novice team has also begun their best of five championship series against Durham. They travelled to Durham on Thursday night, March 16, for a tough game that went into overtime. Once again the Seaforth boys slept through the first half of the game as Durham got a three -goal lead. With only 38 seconds left to play in the second period Jered Munro passed the puck over the Scott Van Dooren who let a high shot go from the face off circle and beat the goalie. Durham started the scoring in the third period to regain their three goal lead but it was the last goal they were to score that night. Aces flying thigh in Thursday night action The high flying Aces rolled over the Boomers for a 3 to 1 win in Thursday night bowling. Deb Bedard led the Aces with fine scores. of 279, 154 and 131 for 564. Mike Meidinger was right on her heels as he threw games of 233, 169 and 157 for 559. Deb Hoekstra has really been turning it on since the beginning of the playoffs as she rolled games of 179,143 and 135 for 457. Neil Beuerman led the Boomers, throwing scores of 266, 208 and 148 for 623. Pat Ryan always giving his all knocked the pins down for totals of 192, 184 .and 182 for 558. Jack The Will-Nots made a clean sweep of the Wanderers as they got four points. Ralph Johnston led the Will-Nots as he scattered the pins for scores of 337, 216 and 139 for 692. Steve Steep bad a great night as he hit for games of 239, 205 and 198 for 642. Dave Moody had a fair night as the pins just didn't fall ashe had counts of 197, 159 and 153 for 509. Doug Procter led the Wanderers as he threw games of 215, 175 and 173 for 563. Joanne Knight pulled up her socks as she bad scores of 209, 194 and 151 for 554. Doug Vock quartered the pins to death as he had Ungarian rolled along as he had scores of games of 190,188 and 174 for 552. 191, 186 and 165 for 542. The Big E's shocked the Bowl Shippers for Seaforth took control with Mark Van Dooren scoring an unassisted goal on a high shot from the face-off circle. Then Pat Coyne passed over to Mark who poked it in the cor- ner of the net. Derek Smith passed up to Mark who was then on a breakaway and he scored again. This made the game a 4-4 tie at the end of regulation time.. A 10 minute overtime period started immediately. The teams played four minutes before the winn- ing goal was scored. Bruce Griffin passed the puck up to Derek Smith who then passed it over to Brandon Nash. He took a shot -from a sharp angle to the goalie's left and it hit the mark. The boys played hard for the next six .minutes to retain their lead and were successful. The next two games in the series are in Seaforth on Friday, March 24 and Saturday, March 25. Good luck, boys! Thanks to John Van Dooren for helping out behind the bench as an assistant coach in all five games! Peewee lis win consolation at Young Canada Seaforth's Pee Wee II team started the Young Canada Hockey Week in ,Goderich with a loss of 9-0 against Watford Monday morning, but ended up the consolation champions. The Pee Wee II team began their com- eback Monday afternoon when they blasted Goderich 9-2. In the first period, goals were scored by Jeremy Somerville assisted by Dave McKay, Jim Crowley assisted by Darryl Haney and Dan Dalton and Dan Dalton assisted by Darryl Haney. In the second period all three goals were scored by Dan Dalton assisted by Derek Gridzak, Steve Van Den Hengel and Jim Crowley. In the third period Jamie McNichol scored assisted by Dave. McKay and Jeremy Somerville and Mike Coyne scored twice, unassisted. Signal -Star's three stars were 1. Dan Dalton, Seaforth, 2. Mike Smale, Seafroth and 3. Jim Crowley, Seaforth. Seaforth coach Ken Coyne was very pleas- ed with the overall performance of his team. The Seafroth Pee Wee II team came back again Friday morning with another win 4-1 against Huron Park. Goals were scored by Mike Coyne, unassisted; Dave McKay, assisted by Jamie McNichol and Harold Hugil; Jim Crowley, assisted by Derek Gridzak and Darryl Haney, assisted by Dan Dalton and Mike Coyne. The boys were pleased to win this game. It meant they were in the finals. Friday night was here and the boys were keen to play their last game against Brussels. The game started out with Brussels scoring the first two goals. Getting those goals were Dave Lewington, assisted by Randy Beuerman; and Randy Beuer- man, assisted by Trevor Machan. In the second period Seaforth came back scoring two goals. Scoring were Jamie McNichol, unassisted and Dan Dalton, assisted by Derek Gridzak and Jamie McNichol. Now the game was tied up 2-2. No goals were scored in the third period. The game became very tense. It could go either way now. The game went into 10 minutes sudden death overtime. Dan Dalton scored the winning goal unassisted. The boys were so happy they skated around the ice with their trophy. The fans were going wild with happiness. The coach Ken Coyne was overwhelmed. A big thank you to Ken for his time and support from all the boys and the parents. Thanks again Ken, you were great. On behalf of the boys and the parents thanks also to Jim Moore and Ken Swan for the excellent coaching all year. Their time and concern was greatly appreciated. There would not have been a second Pee Wee team -vithoutthem. Thank you. a 3 to 1 win. Carol'Bennewies led the Big E's as she had power games of 258, 224 and 142 for 624. Erich Matzold was just back from holidays, and as each game went by the rustiness broke off and he had games of 231, 181 and 169 for 581. Pat Deighton made the most of her pin fall for counts of 188,158 and 155 for 501. Don Deighton led the Bowl Shippers with good games of 219, 206 and 188 for 613. Doug Leonhardt had the pins flying in the first game but after that nothing seemed to work as he bad scores of 255, 175 and 162 for 592. Mel Merriam still likes to bowl, but some days he says I'd rather not as he had games of 234, 159 and 149 for 542. Hensall, doctor surprised on his 'milestone' birthday Hensel' Correspondent SUSAN HARTMAN 262-2449 Dr. John Goddard celebrated a milestone birthday on Saturday evening when his children gathered to take him out to dinner. Upon his return home, a large group of friends was waiting to surprise him, as ar- ranged by his wife Doris. Susan Campbell and children Jamie and Lindsey visited in Hensall over the weekend along with John Maurer, from their new home in Guelph. They enjoyed the oppor- tunity to visit with many friends in the area and to attend the surprise party for Dr. God- dard and the birthday celebrations with Brad Hartman. Joelle Beaver and Janet Mowat of Hensall spent March break on vacation in the Dominican Republic. They bad a wonderful time and returned,hom with great tans. Andy and Ruth finalise, along with sons Jason, Gary and Ryan, spent a week vaca- tioning, in the sun on the island of Jamaica, and another week cruising the Caribbean. STORY HOUR Hensall Librarystory hour will not be held next Monday (Easter) but will resume the following week. Jaki Blair will be leaving the library this Friday and Susan Hartman will •be,returning to her job as Librarian. Don't forgetthe-Kinette's Suitcase Hance this Thursday night. Tickets are selling briskly buttltere will be some available, at the door.or call Jan at, 262-3545. Dave .Woodward was the high acorer.at Hewlett Shuffleboard on Match 13 with .a 362. Other top scorers were Walter Davis 345, Pearl McKnight 330, and George It was decided to work a Quilt in the Fall, Dowson 311. Shuffling takes place every the lining to be donated. An evening for the Tuesday at 1 p.m. Summer Olympics and the Euchre Play-offs HENSALL UNITED CHURCH will be decided at the April meeting. A card Kay Mock greeted the worshippers on party will be held on March 28 when hosts Sunday. The Junior Choir sang "Hosanna" will be Alf and Vera Ross. with Donna St. John assisting. Debbie Wood The next meeting will be a potluck supper was at the piano and led the singers. Jen- at 6:30 p.m. on April 11. nifer McGee and Carrie Consitt read the Euchre was played at the meeting and scripture lessons. prize winners were: Ladies high Ruby Bell, A special offering was made for the Bible second Margaret Mole. Gent's high Mary Society from the intermediate class. Broadfoot, second Gladys Coleman, Lone Reverend Wright and his puppet Fred, Hands Pearl Taylor. reminded the children to remember that • SPORTSMAN SHOW God loves them. The Gospel lesson was The Hensall Venturers attended the Sport - taken from Luke and the sermon was on Aman Show in Toronto recently and went on "Palm Sunday Politics". a winter camp -out. The Annual Beef Barbecue will be held The scouts went swimming at Vanastra, April 12 with sittings at 5 and 6:30 p.m. Price attended a town council meeting and will is $8 for adults, $4 for children 5-12, under 5 soon be hiking at Bannockburn Conserve - free. Tickets may be purchased at the tion Area. Flower Basket, Williams Hairstyling, and Drysdale Appliances in Hensall. Advance sales only. TALENT SHOW The Hensall Spring Fair talent show will be held this year on June 9 at 8 p.m. If you area ypung person who would like to show The Beavers held their own Car Rally last your talents to,an appreciative audience call month and held a beach party on March 9. Jen Taylor at 262-2325 for information. En- tries must be received by May 14. March 26 is,the last day for Hensall Public Skating until next season. Strap on your skates and join .inthe fun. SENIORS GROUP SKATING CLUB The Three Links Seniors met at 2 p.m. on The Henaall,Figure Skating Club has end - March 14 with President Evelyn Flynn ed their 108849 season and Minor Hockey presiding. Blyth Festival and Summer.Pro- will soon be winding down. Don't forget the gran was read aloud but no action was Minor Hockey Potluck and family dance on taken. April 8 at the Arena. The Cubs have been very busy lately mak- ing clothespin crafts, attending the District Cub Car Rally and Swimming. They are planning a camping trip to Canada's Wonderland early m June. The next meeting of the Hensall Scouting Group Committee will be held April 14. All parents are welcomed and encouraged to attend. Hibbert UCW use 'Joy' as thorax for March Staffs Coax�apondent in Quickly". "Easter Idly" .and "Todays Gladness". MRS. JOHN TEMP EMAN Gwen Christie chaired the :business por- 345-,2346 ,tion along nth ;interim :secretary, Verle ,,ilabon bars xotedlo,multe aidonagen o-tthesiren-- l'+ tng tie*P (niirae,Wid ,era �dedto'tbe�.aar- Members of ,the ;Hihbert United Church Women met for<their March; Imeetipg.in the F ly Ll£e Uehtre,.,Where they were, l In xent j~ oo �t „ , Qlet r .::time of.wA} p by leaders, I Barker c f eadtfr q t,,t p'ig ,and PatiMc n. „OAK ' 1‘144 pe! Sin. a grow `TbeYu asp „ eme "Joy' ,,reading jog ,der Mita d V; ells up- .scripturesi?> eaifrom.Ma thew . followed e !>» vents zwere�.n0e •byte a gd, " te.,Cabin:t'Wallsare tag ,jjl'Coater(1s'.for�anoiiien, MItete toa; .March 14 and the Bimini Camp work day on Apri122. A contest conducted by Ada Pethick, fghtened the mood, and .was followed by a riendly lunch served by Ada Pethick and ,stay Dearing. :Staffs Women's institute will reset for ;their .Xnternatiotlalmeeting in the township a� y reb 29 at 1:30 p.m. G u r J1e ,J Daynard ,with Video "',a a k on : ca. Anyone in- rosted,moat-welcom to attend.