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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1989-11-15, Page 17115A — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, NOVEMBER 15, 1989— "G. •,JAMES C.W.L. Saturday, Nov..25 ST. JAMES SCHOOL 2-4 PM, Featuring Crafts, Bake Table, Sewing, Penny Sale, Candy, Draw Tickets, Tea Room OPENS AT 1:30 P.M. 50th Anniversary The family of Stewart & Emma Seattle invite you to attend an•.Open *louse,ln ' honour of their parents' 50th*Wedding Anniversary on Sat., Nov. 25 at Wtngham Goll & Curling :Club, Wtngham from 8:00 p.m. to fO:00 p.m. Your presence will be their treasured gift, Zteverts DISC JOCKEY SERVICE .CounlryGold.& Rock 'n''flnll a• DISCO POLKAS wALTZES NEW LAYER DISC MUSIC GOOD RECORDED MUSIC FOR WEDDINGS DANCES ANNIVERSARIES PARTIES ETC 10 ym. mxparlenco 'No Moms elylge BRUSSELS - .887-6159 DAYTIME or EVENINGS RED CROSS BLOOD DONOR CLINIC WEDNESDAY NOVEMBE 22 1:30-4:30 p.m. 6:00-8:30 p.m. Central Huron Secondary School CLINTON Mary Kay CHRISTMAS OPEN HOUSE Exclusive Gifts of Fragrance and 'Beauty Danica McNchoD 108 JOHN 'ST. Seaforth TUESDAY, NOV. 21 1:00 P:RiI. TO 9:00 PA. "Hope To See You There" 1 ST THOMAS A.C.W. Cft4ISTM,kS AZAA Saturday, Nov. 18 PARISH HALL 2:00 p.m. No Admission Featuring Country Store Deli, Bake Table, Crafts and Tea Table, Mincemeat and Christmas Puddings. Seatorth Harmony •Ig • Hlm.L rtes 'i• CHRISTMAS CABARET IV -Dancing to "Traces" SEAFORTH & DISTRICT COMMUNITY CENTRES ik SATU5 DEC. 2 at 7:59 P.M. V Smorgasbord Provided „.1i4 512. per person - Show & Dance 65. per person - Show Only For Tickets Call 527-1493 or 527-0230 IR rodhagen Chamber of Commerce CHRISTMAS TURKEY DRAW BINGO Wednesday November 15th BINGO AT 8:00,'''.M. at the RODI-IAGEN HALL SL tYa'SzzvaiYClit»S t' MmSm gl SEAFORTH g -HOSPITAL AUXILIARY Christrnas azaar 1 -MONDAY, NOVO 27 g 12T.04 No Admission g Tea Table, Bake Table, Craft gi Table, Nightwear, White Elephant Table, Christmas E Items. ' ;s 2aerti s t xt saatiati SEAFORTH GOALTENDER Bill Tremeer (27) held his ground on this shot during second period action Friday with the visiting Mitchell Hawks While the Seaforth defenders took out this Mitchell forward Tremeer made the save, although Mit- chell went on to win 5-3 Bader photo Thursday nighters in place tie On November 9 the first place Wildcats took on the second place Guttercats and had to squeeze out a third game victory to retain a share of first place. . The Guttercats recorded a league season high game in the second with a 1446 six player total. Doug Leonhardt paced the team with a 310 single/750 triple but as might be expected all players contributed. Dave Moody rolled 271/691, Pat Ryan 246/604, Michelle Deighton 204/554, Carol Bennewies 216, and Bob Wright a 199. The Wildcats saved their best game un- til last when Sharon Marshall recorded 242/551; Ralph Johnston had a 240/654 night, Gary Bedard 247/629 and Don Deighton added a 244 game to help the team. The Bears recorded the only seven point sweep of the night with Deb Bedard recor- ding a Ladies season high 677 triple. Karl Teichert was also hot with a 256/705 night. • Dan Bennewies added a 251 game and Wayne Butt kept up this third game tradi- tion with a strong 213. On the losing side were the Ballbangers who had an off night and really didn't rhallenge in any of the games. Mel Mer- rjan tried to carry the team with a 234/641 night, Doug Procter recorded a 241 and spare Carol Johnston added a 201. Highway 401 took five of seven from Beatlejuice led by Gerry. Armstrong 260/660. Joanne Knight kept up .her hot pace with 223/601, Sue Stokes spared and contributed 218 & 207. Doug Vock added a 216 for the team. Although Beatlejuice was unable to gain more than two points, they are pleased to note that Neil Beuerman has regained his sizzling early season pace with back to back 308 singles and a 821 triple. This allows Neil to pull away from the competi- tion' with a 241 season average. Brian Dale added a 220 game and Helen Belanger con- tinued to improve going 85 pins over average on the night. The High Low Doubles Tournament elimination round No.2 eliminated three more teams leaving only four pairs in the hunt. The Karl Teichert and Sharon Mar- shall team recorded a plus 185, Ralph Johnston and Joanne Knight a plus 184, Dave Moody and Sherry Turney a plus 83, and Doug Leonhardt and Donna Beuerman hung on with plus 35. Seahawks still winless after Friday night The Seaforth Seahawks remain winless to break a 1-1 tie and put the Seahawks on after a 6-3 loss at Arthur Friday night. the ropes last weekend. Then a pair of The Seaforth intermediates better get powerplay goals by Arthur in the last two 'their hockey act together soon. They play minutes of the period put the locals on the three Western Ontario 'Hockey Association canvas for keeps. games • this weekend, including home Tom iiniac scored a pair of goals for the games both Friday and Saturday nights at Seahawks in the third period. Kevin 8:30 p.m. at the Seaforth arena. Williamson scored Seaforth's first, and the Rob McCulloch popped a pair of shor- opening goals of the game. Mended goals within a four -minute span Referee Don Wilson handed the just;sast,the.middle„o£•.thelsecond;period,' ,Seahawks.30.minutes. in.tninor penalties, plus a misconduct. Arthur had 28 minutes in minors. The Seahawks host Tavistock on Friday night and Milverton Saturday. They also play at Milverton Sunday afternoon. Seaforth Peewees lose orse, tie .one On Saturday the Seaforth Peewee DD had their first home game against Blyth who had scored 20 plus goals in their first two games of the season. Knowing that they had to work hard this game it wasn't until the nine minute mark of the third period that Blyth found the mark. Twice within 13 seconds to take the game 5-2. Scoring for Seaforth in the first period was Mike Vock assisted by Mark McNichol to tie the score at one. Matt stock, unassisted, tied the game at two before Blyth took the lead 3-2 ending the second period. Turn to page 17 QUEEN!S SEAF.ORTIN EERGI:E'.S LOUNGE —THURSDAY— Party with - "3 NEAT Guys" Your Favourite Dance Tunes All Night' -FRIDAY, SATURDAY - Back by request - "IN THE FLESH" Playing Pink Floyd - The Wall Pius many more favourites VRPS c‘ .y:F Treasure Chest BINGO Thursday9 Nov. 9 Seatorth "Seahawks NEW YEAR'S EVE DANCE SUNDAY, 'DEC. 31 a Zurich Community 'Pentre JACKPOT Quays FRIDAY a NOV. .loin,us afteethe,Tree.Lighting or. after the Shopping Party and Enjoy , , 90ON MUST Bonanza game in 52 calls Estimated Value $200 Over $2800 in Cash Prizes Doors open at 6:15 p.m. Bingo starts at 7:30 p.m. No one under 16 eligible to play • FREE Hot Chocolate or Hot Apple Cider 7 PLM. to 11 P.M With Any Purchase sci Great Shopping Party Specials 1 All Day Long OPEN TILL 11 P.M. 'Come on In :And .Relax! Seaforth Belles beat Std Marys On Sunday, November 12 the Seaforth Belies played on home ice against St. Marys. The game somewhat resembled a football match instead of a ringette game. There were numerous penalties, but even more could have been called. The game started off with St. Marys scor- ing the first goal, but that was their last goal for the night. Seaforth accumulated six goals in the first period and five in the se- cond, to make the final score 11 to 1, Special thanks to Robyn Carnochan, who played defence, and was picked up from the junior team. Also a great big "thank you” to goalie Heather McKercher who played ex- cellent considering it was her first time in net. Top goal scorer of the night was No. 24 Jill Betties who was on fire, scoring six goals, Lisa Henderson accumulated four and Tam- my Nash got one. Assists went to Tammy Nash, four; Jill Betties, two; Lisa Henderson, two; Tracey Brisback, three; Sheri Kling, two; and Robyn Carnochan with one. All girls played "mint", but remember next time to bring your boxing gloves, Next Belles game is Sunday, November 19 in Seaforth against Clinton at 7 pm. Come on out and watch Shelly Nigh in net for the first time, it should be good. Novice B ringette are 2-1 on season The Seaforth Novice 1 ringette team started its season off in grand style Sun- day, October 29, as it defeated Stratford 16-3 at the Seaforth arena. Leading the scoring for Seaforth was Denise O'Reilly. who scored six goals and ' added one assist. Other Seaforth scorers were Clare Eckert, with two goals and two assists, Abby Dietz, with four goals and three assists, Denise DeJong with four goals and two assists, and Marsha Denys with one assist. Team members are Denise O'Reilly, Katie Murray, Nichole Munroe, Jessica Finlayson, Clare Eckert, Denise DeJong, Abby Dietz, Marsha Denys, Melissa Etue, Lori MacKay, Kelly Murray and Jannelle Woad. On Sunday, November 12, 1989, St. Mary's visited Seaforth. The Seaforth Novice 1 defeated St. Mary's by a score of 13 to 1. Scoring for Seaforth were Denise DeJong with three goals and four assists, Denise O'Reilly with two goals and two assists, Abby Dietz with five goals and two assists, Katie 'Murray with one goal and one assist and Jannelle Wood with two goals and one assist. Jessica Finlayson had one assist, as did Marsha Denys and Melissa Robertson. Kelly Murray was outstanding in goal. The season's record for the Novice 1 is two wins and one loss. The next home game is Sunday, .December 12, 1989, when Seaforth 1 takes on Seaforth 2. Tweens give Clinton Lesson Last Friday evening the Tweens played ringette in Clinton against a team formed just in the last year. Seaforth gave Clinton reason to cheer by giving up the first two goals. Eventually the Tweens' good passing and skating skills paid off and Jennifer Marion led all scorers with five goals and one assist. Kelly Rau earned a hat trick with one assist. Single goals went to Michelle 'Etue with an assist, Carrie McLlwain with a goal and an assist and Krista Clarke, a goal and an assist. The final score was Seaforth' 11 and Clinton 2. Sunday at home against St. Marys the Tweens continued where they left off against Clinton. Persistent checking and good team play again gave the girls a com- fortable lead. Carrie McLlwain opened the scoring with two goals and ended up with a, hat trick with two assists. Michelle Etue scored two goals and earned one assist. Single goals to Jen- nifer Marion and Kelly Rau. Kelly also drew two assists with Trish Smith assisting on the final goal. Lisa McKay played well in goal for both games and is becoming better with each game. Defensively Jill Wood steadied the rookie Tweens and set up many scoring chances. Upcoming games are in Stratford Saturday and at home against Mitchell Sunday. Atoms.record three road wins The .Seaforth Atoms bad a busy week on the road. On Monday, November 6 the team travell- ed to Clinton for an 8 to 4 victory over their opponents. The local squad scored three unanswered goals in the first period. Clinton carne out skating hard in the second to score three goals while Seaforth answered with two goals. The third period saw lots of action in the Clinton end zone as Seaforth netted three goals and Clinton only scored one. Goal scorers for Seaforth were Shaun Anstett three, Pat Coyne, Jason Smith, Josh Deitz, Chris Marion, Jered Munro each ad- ding one. Earning assists Mark Van Dooren, Seaforth & :District, Community Centres BUFFET DINNER 8 p.m. - 9 p.m. DANCING 9 p.m. - 2. aam. 840.00 per :person includes buffet, .dancing: &rrefreshments Tickets available from: Seaforth Arena Only Age of Majority .;Only Absolutely 1 NofMinors Bus serviceavailable for more information;:eall <KevJrOttirkY 5274876 ALTON tNN SUNDAY CO tINR DINNER 12:.00 NOON TO 8:00 • P.M. Black Forest *lam Scalloped Potatoes, Homemade Baked Beans, Cabbage Salad. Includes Roll & Butter, Soup or Juice, Tea or Coffee, Choice of Homemade Pies or Carrot Cake. 50th Anniversary 25th Anniversary 1 Derek Smith, Chris Marion, Jason Smith, and Pat Coyne. The team travelled to Wingham on Satur- day .afternoon and took an easy win, The ;final score was 15 to 1. Scorers were: Shaun /netted - 4, Mark Van Dooren - 3, Brandon Nash - 4, Josh Deitz - 2, Robbie Craig - 1 and Cbris Marion - 1. Assists went to Jason Smith, Shaun Anstett, Jered Munro, Chris Marion, Mark Van Dooren, Pat Gridzak, Josh Deitz and Derek Smith. On Sunday the fans saw a closer contest in Listowel. Seaforth started the scoring at the 8:32 mark of the first period when Mark Van Dooren picked up a pass from Robbie Craig and netted the first goal of the game. Six minutes later Brandon Nash put the puck past the Listowel goaltender, assisted by Shaun Anstett. Listowel tried to even :the score in the second but only managed one unanswered goal. However, the local squad was keen in the third to take a bigger lead. They scored two goals to end the game 5 to 1. Jason Smith netted the first goal in the third assisted by Derek Smith while both Chris Marion and Shaun Anstett scored unassisted. Mietwa.ai�4 ARTS CRAFTS SHOW & SALE (15 miles N. of London on Hwy 4) SATe9 NOV. 11 10 ame5pm sUNe, tJ�( 12 nppn=¢,;pin GRAFT t. -MIME SEICR.,, Mon. to Fn. 7 00 i.m to 4;00 ,p.m. ,S.utday 8:00 a m to4t004,.m. WOO kT THE MAIN- l tEfl,t jtt The IfittlIbf SoarAan ;& 1S.00hAre fentr iait#Ie itheir: reale ,telan 4 n k iEN +JO 'friday, Nov. 11,19;0.03p m- tlitt 40/11004144 IKOU lPpr.Nal$lu,� / be? AM Iy-of Nene Attd Mamie D puts eir vitesifraendsxond fiolghbgwrs ,to an "(Van ReCePti011 at the S,Se.a1011h Agifin