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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1989-10-25, Page 144 A--4THEeIML1MN'EXPOSITOR,ZOCTOBERM5, YA89 c- i ' iSales =.Senahce -1nl�enatlDn alpraseEstintatee • arla.Gieemnr a Stobiing CaunkwgeerJ.rs Wflaw ; • ives ':R R. Myth 98ra..eis 687."9094 iM t Chev4DidsJjd. 13Main St::Seefiorth 527-1140 +Service 0 Selection © Savings p Satisfaction 0 Leasing *Complete BODY SHOP Service Water WellB DRILLING W.C. -Hopper and Sons Ltd. 4'MODERNI ROTARY RIGS NeQI Dur) 522-1737 522.08283 Sur Life ,Assurance Company cfr 'Cantadcl LIFE 8 MORTGAGE INSURANCE PLANS DEFERRED ANNUITIES INCOME TAX DEDUCTIBLE RRSP RRtF'S NON-SMOKERS RATE AVAILABLE Rep. A.NOLD STINMI55!P17 117 Goderlch St. Eclat, Seatorth Tol.'a27:D41TD 1 'DRAPERIES "VERTICALS •VENETIANS •PLEATED SHADES :GOOD OLD. FASHIONED SERVICE 'FR'EE LIFETIME WARRANTY `HOOKS FROM... r. h .l EACH 15A9725 m lopoi'nauto,� SLIDING SAVE - Seatorth Centenaires goalie Bill Tremeer faced 52 shots in the game, but his makes a save on Mitchell center Dean Smith during first contest, Mitchell led 4-0 after the first period action against Mitchell on Wednesday. Tremeerand eventually won the game 11-4. 0 .e �., f res s °�,.u,:. * il-ti• two The Seatorth Centenaires found themselves on the wrong end of a four - point spread twice this weekend, ,suffering an 8-4 loss against the Exeter Hawks on Friday night and .bowing to the Tavistock Braves 6-2 on Sunday „afternoon. The Exeter .squad, obviously miffed at last week's defeat at the hands of the Centenaires, .came into town with a vengeance. Seaforth opened the scoring with a goal by captain , Mike Betties, HURON SUPERIIO MEMORIAL ESTABLISHED:OVER-60 YEARS a tett lime eete► slim+ trr , Serving .Seatorth,and.a II -of -Huron .County MICHAEL. FALCONER 11J58IHIGH3iSTREET,ZCLINTON , ilius.:, 482a944'i Res.: ,,482-3664 Evening Tappointments available assisted by Jason Schoonderwoerd ..and Brad Carter. Carter gave Seaforth another goal on an aseist from Brian Taylor and Jason McNichol to make the game 2-1 for the Centenaires, but -by the end of the first period the' Hawks had tied the game 2-2. A series of four more goals by the Ex- eter team dizzied the Centenaires, but Brad Carter managed to get another goal by .the Exeter net with help from Jeff Gemmell and Brad Schroeder. The second period ended with the score sitting at 6-3. Jason Cooper was _replaced in the Seaforth net at the start of the third :period by Bill Tremeer. The Centenaires couldn't seem to -rally, and Exeter insulted them two more times to take a five point lead. Finally Paul McLiwain, on assists from Blair Beuerman and Rich Boddy, scored a fruitless goal with nine seconds left in the game. Sunday's match against the Tavistock Braves started out on a bleak note for the Centenaires, as the Braves dove in and team was unable to win the period. 5-2 after the second, Bader photo. mare f h took a two goal lead in the first period. Seaforth didn't make it onto the board un- til the second period, when Brad Beuten- miller teamed up with Brad Carter and Ted Sills for a goal. The Centenaires went into the third period facing a not -insurmountable two goal Exeter lead, but once again the team couldn't seem to pull it together. The ever- present Brad Carter scored a short hand- ed goal with assists by Jason Beuttemuiller and Brad Schroeder. The Hawks had been saving their best for last, however, and pounded three more goals into the Seaforth net to finalize the score, 6-2. Bill Tremeer did some fine . work in the net for the Centenaires but was no match for the mighty Tavistock team. • The Centenaires will travel to Wellesley on Saturday night for an 8:15 'start, and will be back home Sunday afternoon at 1:30 to take on Liman. Maybe the break from a Friday night game, is the tonic that the team needs to pull out of its slump. Kangaroos 5thelr lead--thfsVO'kVifth stop -scorers Rdp Taylor 200¢23,, - Frhneis Feeney 214690, Reg ehappel 257' 688, ben 'Nolan 211-661, and "Eileen Power'el)9"'507. The Flying `Monkeys •galried t4 paints holding 'seem -id plate with top scot=ers be- ing Murray 'Bennewies 3107761, 'Wise Feeney 271679, and 'Ken 'Moran '2t 4. The Leopards took 'five points Teeth the Coons moving them Into third plebe 'with top scorers being Carol Johnston '221-561, Karen 'Hoegy 220-504, and Vsitie Lee 227-5531. Leading the Coons was Cathy 'Broome 208681, and Cheryl Campbell 203:462. The Pythons also held onto third plaee tying 'with the Leopards. Python. top scorers were Jack Ryan 337-684, Todd Caldwell 252616, and Brian Love 213-540. The Tigers moved up five points this week with top scorers Geo Love 231451, Janice Morris 237-585, and Dave Moody 225-594. Winner of both the ladies high single and triple was Rose Feeney with a 271 single and 679 triple. Jack Ryan led the men with a 337 single and Murray Bennewies took the high triple with a 761. St. James runners cap great season The cross-country team from St. James School travelled to Benmiller on Thursday, October 12 for the final meet of the season. All of the runners did a great job representing the school against a large and tough field of competitors. In the age -group team standings, St. James came home with three first -place finishes, a third-place finish and a fifth - place finish. The team of '8 and Under Girls (Nicole Munro, Crista VandenHoven, Denise O'Reilly, Lorraine Blake) placed first, as did the 9 and. 10 Boys (Mark Van Dooren, Scott Van Dooren, Brandon Nash, Jared Munro) and the 11 and 12 Boys (Jason Henderson, Boyd Devereaux, Mike Devereaux, Chris Marion), Placing third in their category were the 9 and 10 Girls (Lisa Blake, Melissa Finlayson, Kelly Devereaux, Christine Devereaux), while the 8 and Under Boys (Ryan Van Dooren, Tim Sills, Barry Medd, Robbie Janmaat 1 came in fifth. In the individual standings, St. James did exceptionally well. Nicole Munro plac- ed first in the 8 and Under Girls against , 52 runners, while Tim Sills placed third in the Boys category against 72 competitors. The 9 and 10 Boys competition saw St. James runners Mark Van Dooren, Scott Van Dooren and Brandon Nash finish 1-2.3 respectively against a field 81 strong. Jason Henderson came in first and Boyd Devereaux second in the 11 and 12 Boys race against 65 runners. Commercial bowling league ha The Commercial BBowhng League has Corte .250; men's high triple, Cor De Cor been bowling for three weeks, but there to 611; men's high average, Cor De Corte 'were :so.many anew bowlers without an,20LeLarlieseligheiegle, .Carol Johnston.213; 'A 'xtstablished 'verage, editat' thm e steas 'i bes high triple, -Carol Johnston 597; awere :unevenly matched. Because of this Ladies high average, Carol Johnston 199. Ave are ,only 'reporting the :high scores for :these:threezweeks. Week Two: John Overholt 218 single; Week -One: men's high, single, Cor De Cor De Corte 612 triple; Cor De Corte 204 At this time of yearit.seems-as though all of the big car makers are, advertising incredible interest rates on their cars. Incredible that is, until you notice the asterisk (*), then read the fine print. 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