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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1989-12-20, Page 34THE 1{LiRON EXPOSITOR :DECEMBER /0 1989 — ISA,., :rads G, , IrADIRS `BROOMBALL PERTH 0.3R. FARMERS 3 Kim McDougall scores two goals for the Farmers from Lori Will, Pam Campbell and Betty •Glanville. Little Pam Carter goes weld as she scores off a pass by Liz 4 oghlin. The Perth Ladies seem to be in a rut but hopefully nest week there will be more potential for theta. QUEENS 0 PARR LINE 1 Joan Henderson has a straight forward , shot and scores off a fine pass by Donna Preszcator. Hang in there Queens maybe ' your goalie will come through for you next week. A good game Ladies. WINTHROP 3 COMMERCIAL 2 Audrey Schenk of the Commercial waits patiently at the corner of the net as Susan Hully hits the ball across the ice and Audrey scores. Donna Preszcator scores the next goal. Weary Winthrop comes alive as defenceman Norah Eckert scores. Not far behind is Tammy Nash as she deflects the ball into the net and ties the game up. A smashing shot by Tracy Bennett pulls the Winthrop team into the winning circle, lots of help from Donna Arts and Lisa Henderson. In Ladies Broomball on December 20 at 8 p.m. Queens vs. Perth. 8:50 p.m. Jr. Farmers vs. Commercial: and 9:40 p.m. Winthrop vs Parr Llne not; ersa '' `;MENS -rBROOMBALL tDII81 PERS 1 GRADS 0 Don 'Henderson scoops in a great goal for 'the Dumpers -unassisted. The Grads tried and tried,-tiad chances after chances, but nothing was achieved. RAIDERS 0 EASY RIDERS 3 For the Riders Dick Robinson still has his knack on how to score as he blasts in two goals. 'His helpers were Jim Butson and Jeff Allen. Sneaking 'through is Robert MacGregor who scores off a well planned pass by Joe Wink. Don't give up Raiders there are still plenty of games to piny yet. PARR -INE 5 ROYALS 0 Roy Fisher is ontarget as he whams the hall into the net for Parr Line. t'hghty Ed Sahrerda -lifts the -rebound over 'the goalie's head and into the net. Paull Gibbings wastes no time as he shoots and scores, thanks to the pass from Steve Koch's. In The background Verne Thompson waits and finally sees an opening in the net. Dennis Dohnage was his helper. The Royals goalie was worn out from blast after blast. WINTHROP 3 KNIGHTS 5 Jim Nyenhius gobbles up two goals but Kangaroos feuding pack in St The Kangaroos gained five points this week lengthening the distance between themselves and the second place team. Top scorers forfhe •Kangs were Don Nolan 240-683, Reg Chappel 207-516 and Rob McEwen 212-510. The Tigers gained 2 points this week with George Love leading the scores with 253-647 The Monkeys and the Coons played off with each team wonting one and tying one game. Top scorer for the Monkeys were not far 1lehlnd• is Steve Eckert with two of his own. Both •are from the :Knights. Nyenhuis finishes tip the scoring with -one great goal. Winthrop player Brian McGavin reaches out, touches itis rebound shot and scores not once but twice. However time ran out and Wmthrop was still a few goals short. Irt Mens 'Broomball on December 21 at 8 p.m. Red Rustlers vs Easy Riders; 6,50 p.m Dumpers vs Royals; 9:40 p.m. Raiders vs Knights; and 10.30 p.m. Parr Line vs Winthrop. Grads sit out. James bowling Murray Bennewies 346829 and Ken Moran 222-511. Cathy Broome lead 'the Coons with a 242=603. The Pythons and the Leopards had a close race with the Pythons leading by on- ly 25 pins. Top scorers for the Pythons were Todd Caldwell 268-659 and Donna Lee 204-551. Carol Johnston lead the Leopards with 236-623 followed by Karon Hoegv 329-621 The ladies high triple goes to Karen Hoegy with a 329 and high triple to Carol Johnston 623. Murray Bennewies took both the high single and triple with a 346 single and a 829 'triple. The 1st St. James High -Low tournament was won by Carol Johnston and Rob Taylor, 2nd -Janice Morris and Rose Feeney, 3rd -Pat Nolan and Pat Ryan. The next tournament will begin on January 8, The Team Standings are; Kangaroos -55, Monkeys -51, Pythons -49. Tigers -44, Leopards -38 and Coons -36. Powerf.0 Poppies win senior bowling schedule As was predicted last week the Power- ful Poppies won the league schedule in Seniors Bowling with 61 points. Members of the team were Isabel Gardiner, Doris Hugill. Betty Hulley, Ron Bennett, Watson Reid. Oliver Price and Art Finlayson. Although Betty hasn't been able to bowl since her fall she really kept her team bowling with Isabel Gardiner having one of her. best games of the season. Locce curlers pu W' `BESOM AN STONE by Jean Ross Judy DeJong edged out the rinks of Joan Beuernlan and Irma Pryce by 1/2 point to win the first round of the Ladies Curling League. Judy and her rink of Loretta Dolmage, Linda Gingerfch,. and Nancy Dearing had 46 . points. Novice 2 'Rin.gette squad does well The Seaforth Novice 2 continues to do well m Ringette League play. On Saturday. December 9, on home ice, Novice 2 defeated Forest 5-4. Michele Tyn- dall lead, the home team with a hat trick. Tricia .' 'en and IVelissa Robertson each added ;oal wit Cathy Coyne award- ed one assist. The team travelled to Stratford for an eanly morning game on December 16. Playing a strong game both offensively and 'defensively, Seaforth Novice 2 won 8-3. Cathy Coyne scored' a hat trick and was also granted an assist. Melissa Robertson. reco eared from her..ankle injury, scored lour gra .`"lsrieia ween scored ime goal and received one assist. Michele Tyndall was also awarded an assist. The girls will face Goderich in Seaforth on Saturday-, December 23 at 1:30. If the Lilacs had started out the way they finished they would have been real contenders for first place. They took five points from the Petunais and ended up se- cond in the league. There was a real bat- tle for the bottom teams with Mme Woods' Roses tying husband Don's team with 29 points for the schedule. Captain Don watched again and saw the Daisies win two games and pitfall this week. t in requests to In the Thursday night mixed league, Bill Roberton and his rink of Mary Jean Beat- tie, John Stephenson, and Mari Papple won the early draw in the first round with 54 points Mary Ann McNichol and Elsie Beuerman with the help of Gary McNichol, bolding the broom, won the 9 p.m. draw with 63 points. Dick Robertson, Flo 'Smith. Dave Ste. Marie and Jim Butson were the "top dogs" in the Friday night mixed. with 57 points. , . These leagues will start their second round after New Year's. I found two letters to Santa that' had been mislaid at the curling club. One from Centerialres • from page 14 Although the Asters had no luck against the Poppies three of their team members were lucky in the draw namely Rachel Riehl, Leo Hagan and Mary Finlayson. High scores were bowled by Anne Wood with a 238 single and 585 triple while Art Finlayson had a 280 single and 703 triple. This Friday will be a fun day with high and tow bowlers bowling together, Don't forget to bring a Christmas cookie or square for snacks. Santa Claus Bill Roberton was asking for a third who wouldn't move the broom when his back is turned, and for a lead and second who aren't "gawking", at the next sheet of ice when he yells "Sweep." The other one was from Ann Bosman, who wants a skip who'll listen to reason and one who'll give her less ice. she hits better with fast shots. I got the letters away to Santa so hopefully they will get their requests. The "No Pressure" league begins on Fri- day January 5 at 1 p.m. This is relaxed curling for beginners, old pro's, and those who are 'in shape' and .those who are "out of shape". Come on out and start the New Year right with some Seaforth Participaction. on the cake. Carter picked up the puck from the team of Jason and Jason, McNichol and Schoonderwoerd, for his hat - trick and rubbed Wellesley's faces in it with an empty net goal one minute later,. assisted again by Schoonderwoerd. The duo secured Seaforth's 12.8 victory in the -dying 'seconds aof the ,game.vdth yet. anotber_mppp- ty het' goal, Carter assisting Schoonder- woerd in the dirty deed. This was an impressive display of hockey by the short-handed Centenaires, who were minus their Midget players dur- Ing Sunday's contest. The team is all fired up for their game in Lucan on Wednesday night, and Seaforth fans can come out and watch them battle Mitchell this Saturday night at 8:30 at .the Seaforth Arena. Wellesley defeated Mitchell in their last bout, so Saturday -night could be a cakewalk for the 'confident Centenaires. Our attitude is a slot- better..:we're feel- ig better...a'bout maach Nesbitt remarked aboutlhe steam. "They're coming out to. play •hockey. We've got ,the same line out there, but they're pulling the rope now instead .of pushing it." Tak tor A:e es stotte ! . YMAA %Unit eaforth eaha vsa FRIDAY, DEC. 22 8:30 Seaforth District Community Centres GIVE THE GIFT OF 'GOLF PRO SHOP IS OPEN 12 - 5 p.m. DECEMBER 16 TO 23 4.SALE TO 50 e .OFF 20 Equipment - Clothing - Books - Shoes - Accessories JNot Sure...Give A GIFT CERTIFICATE `a"l•Green fees *Memberships • •Equipment •Clothing *Practice Range • FETNESS IS FUN When You Work At Your Own Pace! EXERCISE PROGRAM TUESDAY MORNINGS FROM 9:00 - 10:00 a.m. - a gentle program for seniors, beginners, or anyone wanting to stretch and tone up without stress. Your instructor will be LYNNE DEVEREAUX. Registration fee will be $25.00 for 10 weeks. Beginning Tuesday, Januar 9, 1990 WEDNESDAY EVENINGS FROM 8:00 - 9:00 P.M. - low impact, but energized where you work at your own level. Your instructor will be PAM NESBITT. Registration fee wll be 525:90 for 10 weeks. Beginning Wednesday, lanuary 10, 1990. BOTH PROGRAMS WILL BE HELD AT THE 'SEAFORD-I .& DISTRIC.I COMMUNITY CENTRES Sponsored by the Seaforth Recreation and Parks Department for registration or information call: The Recreation Office at 527-0882 Thank' you for your support -No. 1 .No. 2 Jason Patterson ;Doug Campbell :Jack iwolan ;.DMHA-Represanfetive ,BobJ3euttenmilier Coach No. 3 Kevin McElwain ,Gailwchroeder •,,Manager No, 4 Mark Smale No. 5 Paul.Dolmage ,No. 6 Dwayne Pryce SEA H/DENMAR HOCKEY EXCHANGE 1989 No. 7 keen Carroll ,:Ben ;ven•,den..Akker 0.1148 per No. 8 Danny,McNaughton Jim�$tlls Trainer No. 9 .brad Schroeder ln,fllaniorlam tB[ad 'Taylor eNo. 11 .KaratenyCarroll ,No. 12 s1Bg,lan„Little u,+No. 14 {d t15 .Shane•,gper ,I.a9on McNichol reetings to alts! ,,No.:16 4901 - per ,No. 17 Tpdt$gls No. ,18 „No. 19 ,No.,84 iItept alenstlerlAkher mem a e!