HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1989-11-29, Page 11SA fA DIJAUS S'COMiNG"TO"'TOWN!
On Friday, 'ecember 1, the Annual .SAN-
TA 3[,."],AT3S PARl1DE will ebe Meld. 'This
eparadMsesAohsored-by.the-Seaforth . Lions
'Qub TheTI!' hetneeof thissyear's paradexis
'iktmas: ndithelliorld. 'You willesee
zttfauliteelatuirmenyaways Christmas4s
delebratedmround'the-world.
'The.:SeaforthiHARMONY rHILITES' .an-
nualChristmas -Cabaret will ..be held on
a S`D
ateueloy,ecember 2, 1989. statting:at 7i59flpm.:'.This year's: theme is "The Spirit.of
Christmas". Fornttckets .contact -any liLite
member.
'Don't miss :.the .3rd ANNUAL 'MID-
4WESTERN -ONTtAR1O :SHOW AND SALE
onSunday I ecember 3, 1989 from 9'x30 to
5 Tn. O'dmission :is 42 'for Adults :and
chtldrenemtder:12sareefree if accompanied
by.areAdult.?Flveshows:each in their own
separaterbuilding!
Thereeedll :be 'free PUBLIC -SKATING
-from 12 noon till 3.pan. A whole day's fun
.planned with the entire .family. in 'mind.
'The five shows you -will be able toattend
l::CATi.NIPREV1E
;by • teereathoniireetor) Marty Bedard)
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" eaels THE-NURON. EXPOSITOR • 'NOVEMBER '29, 1"989 -- 1 TA
-are: Farm 'Toy Show, Antique Show,
Cluesbnas Craft Show, Doll & Miniature
Show and 5-Qdilt Show.'Tllese events are
cosponsored by the SEAda ORTH
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, THE VAN
EGMOND FOUNDATION AND THE
•SEAFORTH BIA.
The'Seaforth .and District Minor Hockey
Association would dike to thank all those
volunteers, :that helped .out with this year's
.12th..ANNUAL NOVICE HOCKEY TOUR-
NAMENT. The tournament .was a great
success, .and all those who watched, en-
joyed :some great exciting hockey. The
local boys were the Tournament runners
.up to `Mitchell. The tournament committee
would` like. to thank all sponsors for their
kind .donations, the Novice Hockey Team
rhn Referees
Hat trick part of Kn lights
and anybody else who helped out.
"The Tournament Chairman was Rick
Wood, Rick did an excellent job.
The Seaforth -Branch Library -would like
to Invite everyone"to "MIER. r NNIE'S
THEATRE OF MAGIC". Peter 'Maude is
a ;balloon magician. He will show you wild
and different -uses of balloons. The show
will be held on Saturday December 16 at
4 pm at the Seaforth Library, Everybody
is welcome, Admission is FREE!
SENIOR SHUFFLEBOARD is held every
Wednesday afternoon at the Arena `from
1:30 to 4 pm. Last week's winners were:
Ladies Hazel McGonigle 520, Doreen .Kele
ly 385 and Mary McMillan 381. Men Lloyd:
Hogged!) 366, Sandy Pepper 312 and Gor-
don MacKenzie 296.
Ladies Broomball •
Parr Line 1 - Jr. Fanners 0
Pram .Carter scored the only goal for
Parr .Lune, off passing by Glenda Chapret
and Sandra Faber. The Jr. Farmers
played an exquisite game of broomball.
Goalie Dianne made awesome saves. Great
game ladies.
Winthrop 1 - ,Queens 2
Janice Finlayson elevated the ball direct-
ly into the net . for the Queens. Defenceman
Jean Haggitt moved.up to forward position
and scored the second Queens goal. Bren-
da Empy was credited for assistance on
both' these goals. With thirty-nine seconds
remaining in the..game Winthrop's Tammy
Nash:drilledthe ball into the top corner of
the net. Tracy Bennett and MargTFlauagan
assisted. Winthrop Ladies had ample
chances of scoring but opposing goalie
;Norah Eckert had horse shoes all around
her.
Commercial 6 - Perth 0
Susan Hulley achieved two goals and had
Peewee Cs
beat Mitchel E
Seaforth Peewee "CC" played Mitchell
Tuesday night, winning 6-2. More details of
that game were not available at press
time.
Saturday night caught the Seaforth
Peewee "CC" flat-footed when they faced
off against Clinton for Seaforth's home
game in Hensel. By the end of the first
period Clinton -had flipped three goals in-
toSeaforth's net - without much reaction
from the Peewee '"'CC", . The second
period saw a little spark begin to show for
Seaforth when Boyd Devereaux finished off
a perfect set up by Mike •Hugill and Jason
Henderson to get Seaforth on the'bgard.
By the third period Seaforth seemed . to, be
snaking a come back but Clinton fired in
its fourth goal halfway through the third.
Boyd Devereaux scored Seaforth's second
goal off Jason Henderson and Jamie
McNichol. Jason Henderson pulled Seaforth
closer. then by scoring the third goal with
Boyd Devereaux assisting. Clinton,
however scored the clincher in Seaforth's
empty net at the'48 second mark, handing
Seaforth Peewee "CC"s their first loss of
the season 5-3.
:D,aisies upset Poppies
in :senior :;bowling
Senior Alley Bowlers saw the Daisies
pull the upset of the week when they took
six points •from the league leading Poppies.
On lanes three and four, the Asters took
four points and the Roses three, however
the Asters mon one game by a single point
with the Roses ;taking Pintail also by one
point.
On lanes five and six, the Lilacs took
five points to .;the Petunias two, moving
the bottom five teams a little closer in
pointsexeept' the -Poppies who are still well
in the :lead.
MarylF'inlayson :bad the highest single
and -triple, of ,thetlay with a:254 single and
631 *triple. Gordon Rapple had high single
for,theinen with a x242 while Mervyn Deitz
had highrmen's-triple with .627.
We,understand.1 on.Woods is .progressing
favorably -in ,Stratford General Hospital.
Lucky. draw.,wituiers were Viola Taylor,
Janet Rice apd 'Glave ._Little. We , unders-
tand .also ave(tding,,ceggratulatiops are in
ocder.sfor olAtIleklievepeaux. Glad to see
Biu-,liarrls;:atdd;,F}ettynHeuey,:able ,to count
for kheirarespective =teams -following .their
recent ,misfortunes of falling.
good .back .up from Audrey Schenk. Two
more goals came from Tammy Nash,
assisted by Lori Scherbeth. Barb Flanagan
steered the ball into the net off a pass by
Maureen Flanagan, and Linda Boyd sent
the ball into the air and into the net as
well. The Perth Ladies had no luck
whatsoever.
In Ladies Broomball on November 29 at
8 p.m. Queens vs Commercial; 8:50 p.m,
Jr. Farmers vs Winthrop; and 9:40 p.m.
Perth vs Parr 'Line.
Men's Broomhall
Raiders 2 - Winthrop 2
Ray Hinz for the Raiders got two goals
with help from Blaine Pryce and Jeff
Campbell. Winthrop's. hot defenceman mov-
ed in to the blue line and scored 'off a pass
from Dan .McNichol. With one second re-
maining in the game Jim McDonald tied
the game up, assisted by Steve Knight. A
respectful .game by both teams.
Dumpers 3 - Knights 4
The Dumpers lose graciously. Tony Art.
j SCOREBOARD
COMMERCIAL BOWLING
LEAGUE NOV. 23
TEAM STANDINGS
Heavy Chevy 20, Corvettes 16, G.P.O. 12,
Gordovas 8. r.
MENS HIGH SINGLE
Rick Elliott 246.
MENS HIGH TRIPLE
Cor De Corte 657.
HIGH AVERAGE
Cor De Corte 236.
LADIES HIGH SINGLE
Carol Johnston. 211.
LADIES HIGH TRIPLE
Linda Ruston 557.
• 1BI6H AVERAGE
Carol Johnston 193.
YBC LEAGUE STANDINGS
YBC 'TUESDAY NIGHT
Powers Of Pain 25 pts.; Blue Jays 27
pts.; Demolitions 23 pts.; Starlight Lane
Champs 36 pts.; Ghostbusters 6 pts.:
Hero's 24 pts.
HIGH SINGLE
Annette Haney 121; Julie Harris 109;
Becky Jervis '75; Taum Bannon 159; Tim
McNaughton 151; James Stokes 129.
SEASONAL HIGH SINGLE
Viki Dalrymple 191; Annette Haney 189;
Amanda Manuel 183; Chris Hoffman 193;
Taum Bannon 171; James Stokes 158.
HIGH TRIPLE
Annette Haney 336; Julie Harris 213;
Becky Jervis 206; Taum Bannon 901; Chris
Hoffman 354; Tim McNaughton 337.
SEASONAL HIGH TRIPLE
Amanda Manuel 482; Viki Dalrymple
459; Annette Haney 422; Chris Hoffman
502; Taum Bannon 405; James Stokes 364.
YBC WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Test Pattern 20 pts.; Demolishers 23
pts.; The Flintstones 29pts.; My Team 40
pts.
HIGH SINGLE
Angie Jervis 160; Tonya Boniface 151;
Judy Horne (Sr.) 145; Rob Holmes (Sr.)
270; Chris Bach 244; Luke McMillan 214.
SEASONAL HIGH SINGLE
Tonya .Boniface 190; Judy Horne (Sr.)
165; Hoene 'Thompson & Angie Jervis 161;
Rob Holmes (Sr.) 270; Chris Bach 244;
Luke 'McMillan 217.
'HIGH TRIPLE
Angie 3;
YvetteJervis
y.846; Rob lolmes (Sr.) 48
:Han0;
Chris Bach ;543; Luke 'McMillan.530.
SEASONAL RIGH -TRIPLE
Angie .Jervis 4447; Tonya -.Boniface 443;
.Noelle -Thompson 418; Rob .Holmes (Sr.)
680; .L1ikeeMcMi1an 557; :Chris Bach. 543,
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scored a goal as did Bill Dale and Do
Henderson. The Knights are on cloud nines
when Laurence Vink scores. Steve Eckert
also scores, but with a hat.triek. 'This w
a quick impressible game to watch.
Red Rustlers 1 -.Royals 0
Red Rustlers Robert Anderson scored a
goal. His associate was Steve Faulds. The
Royals rang plenty of goal posts and cross
bars but stayed clear of an open net. This
was a clean cut game to see by bo
teams.
Easy Riders 2 - Grads 1
Tony Van Denheuvel stick handled from"
one end of the ice to the other and scored
on the Rider goalie. Steve Eckert scored .
for the Easy Riders, into an empty net to
e the game up. Joe Vink scored.the win-
ningf hellp.cameand Pfron RRobert iders MacGrehead . gor,
erry Zwep, Ed VanMiltenburg and Joe
orssers.,
In Mens Broomball on November 30 at 8
.m. Dumpers vs Parr Line
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Interested 'Parents and Coaches Needed!
8:50 p.m.
Red Rustlers vs Winthrop; 9:40 pmn. Grads
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