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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1989-03-29, Page 9BATTLE OF WITS • The Seatorth Bantams went on a scoring spree in the second period of a playoff game against Dresden or Friday night, and it helped them trounce their opponents 6-' The win gave the Bantams the semi-final series against Dresden and oualitied them tor the finals Mcllwralth photo Seafort} Be I les finish to in league The Seaforth Belles played Exeter or March 11 and came home with a 4-3 win tt advance to the final playoff round The Exeter team gave Seaforth a run fo: their money. The game was neck and neck with Amy Vanden Akker breaking the 3-3 tit with hist 11 seconds left in the game. The assist went to Jen Watt The girls now faced the tough hard hitting Stratford team. Stratford had beater Seaforth earlier on in the season, so the girl: knew they were in for a tough game, On Fri day. March 17 Stratford came to Seaforti and the game was underway. Starting tht girls off was no. 8 Lori Pewys who scores assisted by Tammy Nash and Jen Watt Seatorth was determined to beat the odd: and show everyone they could do it. The' took a three goal lead but Stratford cant oack to tie the game at three apiece The second period saw "Gretzky" Jer Watt making:., the moves and. scoring, assisted by team nates Tammy Nash ant Lori Dewvs. Tracey Fortune. a pick un frnn the Junors, popped in a couple to secure Seaforth's win, Superstar Amy Vanden Ak- ker, with a quick backhand shot, scored two The final score was 7 to 3 for Seaforth. With one game under their belt, the con- fidence grew and Seaforth members were. ready to play again. The final game of the series was played on March 21 in Stratford tew of the players experienced "but• terfhes in the stomach" but other than that the girls were keen. Both. teams worked hard but Seaforth's Tammy Nash scored the first goal, assisted by the one and only Jen Watt, Jen Watt was hit by a thunderbolt from God as she scored the next goal assisted by her "angels" Lori Decays and Tammy Nash. Stratford finally woke up and smelt the coffee as they scored at the 8:40 mark to get on the score board. The second period started oft with a power play line that wasted no time m scoring:. The goal was scored by No. 4 Amy Vanden Akker and assisted by No, 16 Tammy Nash. Stratford popped in another, but it was shortly follow- ed by a goal from Amy Vanden Akker assisted by Tracey Fortune. The Stratford team accounted for two quick goals to close up the lead at 4-3 Jenn Watt contributed the next goal assisted by Tammy Nash and Amy Vanden Akker on a power play. Tracey Fortune scored two quick ones, assisted by Tammy Nash, and Stratford accounted for only one more goal. The final goal was added by Cap- tain Jen Watt assisted by Lori Decays and Amy Vanden Akker, The final score was 9 to 5 for Seaforth. The girls received the Huron Perth Cham- pionship trophy. Special mention should go out to Shelly O'Brien, Seaforth's super goalie, who always came through when the girls needed her. Everyone played "mint" and added to the win. They deserve to be the "champs" The Belles now play in the Western Ontario Regionals on March 31 and April 2 and 3 Trial run se~] *or interested !ingettepIaye Are you looking tor a SUMMER JOE How about umpiring? It you are under tn. age of 19 and would like to become a carder. F'ASTBALI. UMPIRE please contact the Seatorth Recreation Department a 527-0882. We have planned a clinic tor begi- ners to teach them the rules of the game There will be an Umpire in Chief from Stra ford come to Seatorth to instruct all those u terested, and allow them to be cardee therefore umpire some Minor Ball this yea: and make some extra money for the sun mer. Please call today if you are mterestet, If you already have your card, but wouk like to be refreshed on the rules please cal, the above, num, ' and we car wore. somethmg out It you are 18 yes of age older ant would like to play RINGETTE, please come to the Arena on Wednesday, April 5 at 7:31 p.m. Please bring all your equipment are TRY THE GAME OUT by (Recreation Dire• ctor ) Marty':' ed Ii enough Interest is shown:. tins could develop into a league for next year. For more information please contact Marg Dalt at 527-075(1 or Julie Kinsman at 263-5480. SENIO1. SHUFFLEBOARD continue: every Wednesday from 1:30 to 4 pan. Last week's winners were: Ladies: Helen MacKenzie'403, Doreen Kelly 369 and Hazel McGomgie 262. Meir, Gordon Murray 478 Bert Walters 397 and Jim Keys 34, Shuffleboard will be held on April 5 from 1:30 to 4 p.m. But on April 12 it has to be cancelled. 'l o matte for April 12. anybody in- terested m snuffling can come out on Tues - da;, , April 11 from 1:30 to 4 p.m THE HURON EXPOSITOR MARCH 29 1989 9A 'WINTHROP BALL REGISTRATION "Saturday, April] 1st it11 A.M. - 2 !P.M. McKIllup Township Office COACHE=S NEEDED HURON SUPERIOR MEMORIALS ESTABLISHED OVER 60 YEARS 'Sowing 'Seofor$h and ell of 'Huron County 'MICHAEL FA-LCONER 1531 'HIGH STREET, CLINTON Bus.: 4$2-94411 Res.: 4$2-3664 Eventne appointments available For Your FERTILIZER and CHEMICAL needs call CARGILL FERTILIZE (formerly Cyanamid Farm Supply) 233-3423 Come out and enjoy a coffee and browse through our new selection of clubs, bags, carts & accessories. Get A Head Start On The Season '189 MEMBERSHIPS Now Available The Seatorth SENIOR GAMES will be starting in mid-April and will take place through until the end of May. The following is a list of events, tunes and location 1. 5 Pin Bowling, Friday, April 14 - 1:30 p.rrr at the Starlight Lanes. 2. Softball Throw, Wednesday, April 19 - 1:30 p.m. at S.D.C.C. 3. Snooker, Thursday. Apri100 - 7 p.m. at the Doig residence. 4. Bridge, Wednesday, April 26 - 7:30 p.ni. at the Seaforth Legion, '5. Euchre, Monday, May 1 - 7:30 p.m. at the Seaforth Legion. Turn to page 18A Orioles lead St. James playoffs after two weeks BY GEORGE LOVE Gary Bannon 200 - 480 The Orioles moved into first place in the The. Eagles stayed in contention with St. James Bowling League Play-offs after games of 923. 993, 964 - 2880 and 5738 total the second Reek of play-off action a! pins. George Love led the Eagles with 278. Starlight Lan "s on Monday, March 20 326, 221; - 830, Don Nolan 279 - 597, Ken Hunt The Orioles bowled three consistent 18:1-. 510 and Joyce Marcuccio 183 - 485 games of 988, 983, 1002 for a 2953 total and r, Inc Blue Jays dropped into fourth place two week score of 5918. Gerry Armstrong: with games of 792, 921, 870, 2583 and a 5681 led the way with 259, 219, 239 - 717; Jack. total, Jun Dalrymple was high with 251 -• Ryan 213, 206 - 597; Harry Den Haan 216 - 57; 549; Ken Moran 226 - 538; Bert Kloss 205 - 522 and Donna Lee 216 - 536. • and Yat Nolan 22 i - 484 The Falcons also had a fine night ani; The Hawks scored 929, 1011, 8,25 - 2765 and jumped from fourth place to second plact a 5514 total. Dan Bennewies led with 209, 281 only 31 pins behind the leaders, They had - 658 Kevin Loughnane 209 - 564; and games of 939, 953, 117(1 - 3062 and a grant' , Joanne Aubm 230 - 552. total of 5887. Murray Beimewres had anothe' The Cardinals bowled '817, 951, 1013 - 277: : fine night with 261, 245, 366 - 872; Brian Love for 5542. Sandy Broadfoot was the leader 220, 269 - 661; Carol Johnston 217 - 557 and with 235, 204, 239 - 678; Todd Caldwell 211, Atoms to 'take on Six Nations The Seaforth Atoms, who last week at 8 p.m , with a possible home game defeated Ridgetown in the semi-final Monde.) , playoff round of the Ontario Minor Hockey Association (OMHA1, will meet Six Na- Spectators are encouraged to come out tions in the final. The first .game will be and watch 511 excellent display of hockey played in Six Nations tonight (Wednesday by these young players Photos needed for ,Sports edition Any sports teams who haven't had their photographs taken for The Huron Ea positor's 1989 Winter Sports Edition should arrange for a time now Call Neil or.Heather at 527-0240 to ensure your team's presence in the sports edition, or bring a good, clear photo of your own to The Expositor office. Do it now, before the winter season is over, and your team has disassembled Thank you in advance for your support CHICK Y _' >�_�, . �•-7t1t•1 We will be taking orders for DAY 'OLD MEAT-TYP-E (Roaster) 'CHICKS Both mixed and sexed chicks -available, TURKEYS, DUCKS & GEESE AVa LAeLE ORDERS PLACED :5Y .APRIL 1'0 tPICK4UP ,DATE:MAY 11 MINIIVIIJM '0ROBR 25 011 KS WE ,.w. CARPI'?A �pfvlPLE'i't LIiV1= OF SHUR-GAIN -FEED AND ANIMAL HEALTH PRODUCTS 223 - 583 and Cathy Broome 205 - 583. Standings after two weeks of play-offs are: Orioles - 5918, Falcons - 5887, Eagles - 5738, Blue Jays - 5681, Cardinals - 5542 and Hawks - 5514. ADULT GALE LESSONS will begin on 'THURSDAY, APRIL '6 7:30 p,rn. At the Seatorth Golf & Country Club This will be an 8 week pro- gram for $409°. Call the Seaforth Recreation Office to register or for more information 527-0882 Let Cooks: help you get your crop into tht' ground this spring. 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