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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1983-01-12, Page 10A10 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JANUARY 12, 1983 TOURNEY -The local Ringette league held its first ever tournament to help promote the sport. 16 teams participated in the 2 -day event. In the picture above the junior team Exeter in regular play. plays off against (Svela photo) Bus Tours Jan. 24, 1 Day - Blue Moun- tain, transportation and lift ticket '35.00 Feb. 21, 3 day Blue Mountainlrom 59.00 Transportation, 2 nights ac- commodation, lift tickets and 2 breakfasts. and 1 dinner HOCKEY Jan. 15 NHL Toronto at Detroit top priced ticket '37.00 Cifysto 27 NHL Montreal at etroit, top priced ticket '37.00 GENERAL Jan. 15 Carlton Show Band, includes dinner & admission '25.00 Feb. 3 Quebec Winter Car• nival, included transportation and 2 nights accommodation '139.00 Feb. 17 Ice Capades especially for seniors. '21.00 Feb. •19 • Ice Capades - especially for children. Theme - "Smurfs olive"•15.00 3MURF) MET ON 147,1N PFJLSON' Mar. 19 New York, includes transporation, 3 nights ac commodation from.'149.00 Mar. 23 "Sugar Babies" star- ring Mickey Rooney at O'Keefe Centre....,.'45 p.p. Seniors $39. Apr. 3, Atlantic City. includes transportation and 3 nights accommodation ft-or'1-99,00 Ellison Travel 235-2000 Toll Free 1-800-265-7022 Exeter, Ont. $PC3V Ringette tournament Dec. 29 the Seaforth Junior Ringette girls participated in a Ringette Tournament at the Seaforth Arena. In game #1 Seaforth was matched against Howick. The outcome was 7-4 for Seaforth. Scoring for SeaTorth were Kendra Papple, Lisa O'Dwy- er, Tammy Taylor and Lisa Strong. This matched Seaforth against London for their se- nd game. A 14-2 loss for eaforth put Seaforth out of the tournament. Seaforth's goals were scored by Lisa O'Dwyer and Tammy Taylor. On Sunday, January 9 the Seaforth Junior Ringette team was matched against Goderich at the Seaforth Arena. The outcome of the rL game was a 5-5 tier Seaforth started the scor- ing with goals by Kendra Papple and Tammy Taylor, assisting were Jacquie Mc- Nichol and Amy Vanden Akker. Goderich then came back to score five goals by the end of the first period. Not discouraged 'by Goderich's three goal lead, the Seaforth girls came out in the second period cooking. Scoring three goals to tie the game were Seaforth girls Kendra Papple 'and ' Amy Vanden Akker with team- mates Chris Campbell and Lisa O'Dwyer assisting. The entire team worked together and the girls are starting to come on strong. Come out and see a game. In a Jan. 2 game, Goderich defeated the local team 9-7. Atoms The Seaforth Atoms have continued . their winning streak by defeating Mitchell Atoms 4.3 Saturday after- noon. At the end of the first period Seaforth led 2-0. Mit- chell scored the only goal in the second making the score 2-1. In the third. Mitchell scored twice and Seaforth once, but Seaforth managed to hang onto their one goal lead. - Hawks lose 6-1 despite Flyers' poor performance. 'in IHL ' league BY DAVE BROOME The Hawks produced their strongest effort of the season last Sunday, evening and coupled with the lethargic, sloppy, unintere ed play of the Flye the fo ula should have resul a Hawk win. The simple mathematics and logic of the situation pointed to a big night for the last place white shirts - right? Wrong. The birds promptly lost the game by a 6-1 count but the score was mVch closer than one might think. The Hawks caught the Flyers on an off night, but like so many games this season, they couldn't put a basketball in Lake Huron. The Flyers got some breaks around the enemy net, and that, combined with the Hawks own glaring inability to finish off plays, produced this slightly absurd score. Not a bad team in other departments, the Hawks are glaringly want of skill in the sniper area of the game. They arc so barren at this import- ant part of hockey that there are currently two players in the league that have pro- duced more goals than the whole Hawk team. It has been an unprosper- ous year for the Hawks and the club seems,destined to Town and area bowling standings COMMERCIAL BOWLING Robins 34, Hawks 54, Eagles 34,, BI ue Jays 53, Orioles 21, Cardinals 56. Ladies hijh single and triple • Patti Fuhr, 259 and 599. Men's high single -Peter Vande Borne. 298. Men's high triple - Harry DeLoyer 816. THURSDAY NIGHTERS Ladies weekly high single and triple -Linda Gridzak 274, 651. Sea- son's high single and triple -Deb Farley. 336. 801. Season's high average -Linda Gridzak 201. Men's weekly high single -Jim Brown 295. Weekly high triple -Mur- ray Bennewles, 805. Season's high single, triple and average -Murray Bennewles 376, 840, 244. Team Standings -Trouble -on -Six 58, Fixed 55, Rookies 54, Brewers 52, Head-Pinners 47, Skippy's Dippers 43. LEGION High Single -Gloria Riley 238. Don Eaton 262. High triple -Gloria Riley 610, Don Eaton 711. Standings -Snowbirds. 53, Colts 50, Billy Ball 46, Pjajas 39, Munch -kips 37. Oddities 28. TOWN AND COUNTRY Ladies high single and triple, Joy Ross 217, 612 High average -Sharon Forrest 194 Ladles high single -Jean Van Dru- nen 250. Ladies high triple -Jean Van Drusen 548, Men's high single and triple -Doug *4#44444444444444-V** * ALL STAR Since 1962 :( TOURS OF EXCELLENCE ir it f r * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 1t •FLORIDA by Air From '375 Complete Package . •FLORIDA by Coach From '349 Complete Package 'CAR RENTAL 7 Days From '99 Canadian 'FLIGHT ONL9777t9O'available 7, 14, 21 Days 'COACH TRANSPORT AIION ONLY Available to Florida ,includes ar, nr.-.odanonl - CALIFORNIA AND THE HISTORIC WEST 23 DByl 3 Departures Fob. 19, Mar. 19, Apr. 16 FLORIDA EVERY NES. BY AIR 7 Days 1,om '375 14 Days Iron, '475. 21 Days from '565 AN*. FA A. NAM OANANN N..5In nand. 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Jets 60, Sabres'56, Penguins 51, Nordiques 44. MIXED DOUBLE Weekly ladies high single -Helen Garrick 283. High triple -Barb Wesen- burg 643. Men's high single, and triple Ver4 Scott 342, 763. Season's high single, triple and average -Mary Beuerman 316, 750, 217 Men's high single and triple -Neil Beuerman 359, 799. High averag8- John Coleman 225. Standings -Black Hawks 70, Red Wings 60, Maple Leafs 54, Canadiens 47, Rangers 47, Bruins 37. Y.B.C. High ladies -Barb Holmes 159, Katrina Lindeman 138. High men - Richard Love 137, Kurt 135. Standings -Perfection Players 46, Oilers 36, Tiger Cats 291/2. Superstars 28uc ST. JAMES BOWLING T -buds 62, VWs 49, Farari's 45, Chargers 77, Corvettes 48, Mercedes 76 Lad'elyltgh single and triple - Patti Hutchinson, 242 and 640 Men's high single and Iriple- George Love 321 and 722. finish in last spot. On the other end gf the scale are the Flyers. They have been flourishing this season and last''' Sundays unflattering tsb-pointer was their '11th straight win. George Reeves and Casey Van Bakel each had a pair for the winners. , Rounding out the Flyer scoring was Terry Craig and Ben Van Den Akker. Marc Robinette spoiled goalie Marc Caron's shutout bid with just 3.55 left. PENGUINS 5 CANADIANS 3 The Penguins are endowed with incredible depth. Depth is the reason why they, the Rangers and Flyers are roar- in�along with the top of the I.H.L. standings and the Canadians, Bruins and Hawks are fraternity brothers in the dark regions of the basement. ,The Pens didn't have Ken Swan, Kevin Bennett; Ray Scoins and Jobn Nash but still secured a 5-3 triumph from the Canadians during the night's middle outing. The loss of four players of that calibre would severely cripple most clubs but the Penguins' dug just a little deeper and emerged with an important two points. Mike, Marion, who is -hav- ing a very good year for the Pens, scored three times with solo shots going to Cam Holland and Paul Hulley. Ron Quipp, Gary Finnigan and Moe Huard with a rare effort replied for the Ca- nucks. The win was most import- ant for the Penguins because it keeps their pennant hopes alive albeit be they slim ones. RANGERS 10 BRUINS 5 The Rangers broke open a close game with six consecu- tive second period goals and went on to thump the Bruins 10-5 during last Sabbath's Oveyard encounter. Jim Henderson is another former I.H.L.er who returned this year and is playing very well for his team. He led the fruitful Ranger attack by connecting four times. Mike Flanigan and Ray Devereaux each had a pair for the Blue shirts. Singles went to Tom Dev- ereaux and Doug Phillips. Terry Stevenson and Jack Ung rian scored two goals apiec for the Bruins. Brian Cooper chipped in a single tally, I.H.L. NOTES In many instances this year, it has been a case of the lesser lights carrying the load. Some of the players who normally do well year in and year out are having less'' than great seasons. Mike Marion, Jim Hender- son, Howie Breen, Gord O'Dwyer, Ron Hildebrand, Marc Robinette, Steve Smith and Rick Dalrymple have all contributed greatly to their teams. The Flyers only need a win to clinch firstpiade. There are just three conteOleft on the 6 regular season schedule. There were some uncompli- mentary remarks by some spectators afteilast Sunday's Flyer -Hawk meeting. For the umpteenth time this year players spent a good portion of the game bitching about the refs. During the game there were some unnecessary hits. yapping, thrown sticks, slashes and even a fight broke out. Granted, the officiating has been, some nights, bad but not to the point of the last couple of week's stupidity. a This is a non -contact league. If you can't handle this easy pace you should get out. We all get upset at the zebras but from hereon in the league better start showing some restraint. The I.H.L. knows its limits and is not pretentious by any stretch of the imagination. We have . been getting decent crowds in recent weeks (don't take the word crowd literally). Let's not embarrass ourselves any- more. GAMES THIS SUNDAY JAN. 16 7:00 8:30 10:00 Pengiuins Bruins Flyers, Rangers Hawks Canadians YOU ARE INVITED PUBLIC 1MEETING Wednesday, Jan. 19 7:30 p.m. SEAFORTH TOWN HALL, COUNCIL CHAMBERS Purpose: To discuss the Draft Culture and Recreation Master Plan BRODHAGEN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE {ar`1 rs • KER RALLY Saturday, Jan. 15th starting «t 11:30 a.m. - SNOW DATE FEBRUARY STH Sunday, Jan, 16th O.S.R.F. Sanctioned SNO LE RACE WI��'I'I STOCK,, MODIFIED STOCK & M I l 1FIED CLASSES will be run. This event goes snow or no snow. See how yo r machine measures up against the best. 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Races at noon Stock - mod. stock and modified SUNDAY, JAN. 16 • Snow Cross Register 9 - 11 ,Races at noon 4 Stock Classes 1 Muscle Class - 3 Wheel Cycle Class SUNDAY, JAN. 23 & SUNDAY, JAN. 30 • Snow Cross 4 Stock Classes 1 Muscle Class 3 Wheel Cycle Class 80% Pay Bock in Open Class ti