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The Huron Expositor, 1984-11-07, Page 19SECOND ISECMN Serving the communities and areas of Brussels, Dublin, Hensail and Walton nR SEAFORTH, ONTA6i1O, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1984, PAGES B1 -B8 , Belgrave is team to beat Stability is one of the main factors to any successful team in any sport. This broomball season the Belgrave ladies only added one new player to their team roster. With this stability, the Belgrave team is definitely one of the main teams to beat in the Blyth Broomball League, To date they have outscored their opposition by a margin of 11-0 in their first two games. On Oct. 23 Belgrave pushed their season record to two wins and no losses, with a 3-0 shutout victory over Auburn. Belgrave scored all their goals in the first period as Tracy Hill connected for two, and June Bakker added one, Single assists in the game for Belgrave went to Marie Brindley, Merrilyn Black and Karen Scott. In further action on Oct. 23, Lanesville Lords needed overtime to record a 2-1 triumph over the Blyth Bears, The Lords grabbed a 1-0 lead when Steve Howard set up. Jim Van Osch, six .minutes into the first period. Don Nicholson tied the game for the Bears on a pass from Terry Sowerby, early in the second frame, Jim Van Osch scored the game winner, with only twenty-four seconds left in overtime, while the assist once again e went to Steve Howard, On Oct. 25 two goals by Doug Cousins led the Maitland Dirt Riders to a 3-1 upset over the Blyth inn Bandits. The Dirt Riders' other goal went to Bob Stube whlle. Kevin Pennington, Ken Pennington and Hank Pardys picked up one assist each. The Bandits' lone goal was scored by Eric Cook: Gail Semple picked up the hat trick in leading Brussels to a 4.O triumph over Yogi's Girls. Brussels other goal went to Patricia Willie, with Sandy Huether and Pam Clark adding one assist apiece. The Goderich Harbourlites and Blyth Baintoneers battled to a 1.1 overtime draw. Kendra Youpggblut gave the. Baintoneers a' 1.0 lead in overtime with the assist going to Allison Graham. However Cindy Smith's unassisted effort tied the game for the Harbourlites, Two shorthanded goals by, Ron de Boer led the Lakelet hornets to a 4.0 victory over the Blyth Bears. Keht Howatt had' one goal' and an assist for the Hornets, whlle Dave Ireland, added a single goal, In the assist category, Doug de Boer collected two, while Gary Hesselwood picked up one for Lakelet, Pee Wees win opener The Seaforth Pee Wees opened their first game of the season with a 7-4 win against the Clinton Pee Wees in Clinton on Sat, Ray Murray started the scoring off for Seaforth in the first period on a goal assisted by Jamie Wilbee. Clinton came back to tie up the score. Seaforth scored again on a goal by Mark Smale assisted by Paul McElwain to end the period 2-1. - in the second Seaforth started off the scoring with three consecutive goals, Scoring were Jamie Wilbee assisted by Ray Murray; Paul McElwain assisted by Mark Smale and Jason McNichol assisted by Brad Schroeder. Clinton came back with three quick goals to end the period 5-4. In the third period Seaforth took control and scored two goals, Clinton took three penalties in this period. Scoring were Ray Murray assisted by Brian Cook; and Jeff Gemmell assisted by Kevin McLlwain. Clinton returns to Seaforth on Sat. Nov. 10, SC I REBOARD ST. JAMES BOWLING Ladles high eingle and triple, Brenda Kenny 252 and 877 Men's high single, George Love 258, men's high triple, Pal Kenny 622 Slandingr Jaguars 31. Corvettes 22, Charger., 19, V -Ws 35, Cadllleca 13, Cougars 27 THURSDAY NIGHT egWLERS Ladles weekly high eingle, triple. average, e Grldzak 277, 695, 206 Season's high single, triple. average. Linda Grldzak 289, 695, 206 Men's weekly high single and triple, Erlc Matzold 296. 771 High average -Brian Dale 220 Season's high single :Brian Barry 330 High Irlplo, Jim Brown 790 High average, Brian Dale 220 Standings Turkey Shoot 33, Six Pack 27, No Names 25. Red Army 23, Guess Who 21. The Bandits 17 SENIOR CITIZEN BOWLERS High ladies Rachel Rlehl 435. Audrey De Coo 426, Jean Keys 424 High men. Bert Walters 543. Andy Lunn 510, Lew Coyne 492, Ed Andrews 494 High alley. Lew Coyne. Ed Andrews. Ernie Allen. Harvey Dolmage, Charlie Perk e COMMERCIAL BOW IND LEAGUE Women's hien single arid tri. a, Wllhelmina Vanden. bark 281, 825, Women's high average, Claudette Elliott 189, . Mon's high single, Cor Do Corte 298. Men's high triple, Ed Sorenson 688. Men's high average, John Hauwert 217, Standings: Devils 31, Flyers 28, Leafs 19, Canadians 18, Rangers 15, Oilers 13. Women's high eingle, triple, average, Sharon Forrest 223, 598, 188. Mena high eingle, Triple, John Statfan 296, 695 Men's high average, John Van Bakal, 226. Standings: Tip Toes 31, Misfits 25, Baliflingers 24, The Thriller 23, Ankle Bllere 16, The Swingers 7 YBC Most Improved, Kevin Dick 17, Robbie Holmes 7 High ladles, Christy Nobel 183, double 301 High men: Brad Carter 214, double 370 Dwayne Price. 183, 322 Standings: Blue Jays 20, Tigers 17, White Sox 15. Whales 11, Red Sox 11, Dodgers 12 LEGION High triple, Sharon Wood 602, Don Eaton 695 High single, Sharon Wood 227, Don Eaton 325 Standings: No Name 19, Garfields 17, Pacers 17, Peanuts 14, Homos 9, Critters 8 WEDNESDAY NIGHT LADIES BROOMBALL Winthrop 1 Chlaalllurat 1 CCata 1, Commercial 3 Perth 4 Jr Farmers 0 Queens 0 Parr Line 7 THURSDAY NIGHT MENS BROOMBALL Chlselhurst B Parr Line 0. B's 5 River Rata 0 A's 2 Easy Riders 1 Jr Farmers 0 Klnkora 4 Winthrop 3 Slabtown-0 =ate 1 Bondi. 1 SHUFFLING ALONG -Agnes Hunter and Donna Patterson are two of a number of seniors taking part In shuffleboard Wednes- days at the Community Centres. (Mcllwralth photo) PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT -House - league hockey teams ran through a'number of drills Friday In preparation for their. league opening Saturday. (Mcllwralth photo) 1984-85 JUNIOR HOUSELEAGUE SCHEDULE NOV,-UEC. Sal. Nov 10: Loafs vs Jets 10:30 a re. Flames Penguins 11:35 a.m. Sat Nov 17 Flames vs Loafs 10:30 e m , Jets Penguins 11:35 a.m. Sat. Nov. 24: Penguins vs Leafs 10:30 a m , Jets Flames 11:35 a.m. Sat. Dee. 8: Penguins ve Flames.10:30 6.m Jets Leafs 11:35 e.m, Sat Dec. 15: Penguins' vs Joie 10:30 a m . Leafs Flames 11:35 a.m. Bat Dec, 22: Flames vs Jets 1930 a m , Leafs Penguins 11:35 a.m. Mon Dec 24: Leafs vs Jets 1030 a m . Flames vs Penguins 11.35 a.m. Bal Dec 29: Flames vs Leafs 10:30 a m . Jere vs Penguins 11:35 a.m. Mon Dec. 31: Penguins vs Leafs 1030 p m . Jets re Flames 11:35 a.m. SENIOR HOUSELEAOUE SCHEDULE NOV. - OEC. S8t. Nov 10': Kings vs Gd8nadlans 7 35 a m . North Stars vs Bruins 8:30 a.m , Oilers rs Nordlques 9 35 a m Sat Nov 17 Kings vs Oilers 7 35 a m , Nordigues vs North Stars a30 a,m., Canadian vs Worms 9.35 a m Sal. Nov 24. Brulna vs Nordlques 7.35 a m . Oilers vs Canadians 8:30 a.m . North Stars vs Kings 935 a m Sal Dec 6: Canadians vs North Stars 7 35 a m . Bruins vs Oilers 8:30 a.m.; Nordlques vs Kings 9.35 a m Sal Dec 15' Oilers vs NOrdlques 7:35 a m Canadlans vs Kings 8-30 a m., North Stars ve Bruins 9 35 a m Sat Dec 22: Bruins vs Kings 7 35 a m . Nordlques vs Canadians 8:30 a.m , North Stare va Oilers 935 a m Mon. Dec. 24: Kings vs Nath Stare 7,35 ern , Bruins vs Nordlquea 8:30 a.m , 011eia ve Canadians 9.35 a m 801 Das 29: Brills va Csnadlans 7 35 a m , oilers vs Kings 8:30 a m., North Stars vs Nordlques 935 a m Mon Dec 31. North Stars vs Oilers 7 35 a m , Kings vs Bruins 8:30 a m , Nordleues vs Canadlans 935 ern houseleague hockey NOVICE BANTAM 1984-85 SEAFORTH NOVICE HOCKEY SCHEDULE HOME GAMES Saturday. November 10, Gunton, 4:00 p Saturday, November 17, Listowel, 4'00 p m Saturday, November 24, Mitchell, 4:00 p m. Saturday, December 8, MIlverton, 4:00 p n1 Saturday, December 22, Mitchell, 4:00 p m Saturday, January 5, Clinton. 4:00 p m Saturday, January 20, Listowel, 4 00 p m Saturday, February 9. Milverton. 4:00 p m ATOM 1984.85 SEAFORTH ATOM HOCKEY SCHEDULE HOME GAMES Saturday: November 17, Wingharn, 5 15 p m Saturday. November 24, Clinton. 5 15 p m Tuesday. November 27, Elm Logan, 6 30 p m Sunday. December 2, Clinton, 2.30 p m Saturday. December 15, Mitchell. 5 15 9 m Saturday, December 22, Elms Logan. 5:15 9 m Saturday, January 28. Winghen. 5 15 p m Saturday. February 9, Mltchall, 5 is p m PEE WEE 1984-85 SEAFORTH PEE WEE HOCKEY SCHEDULE HOME GAMES Saturday. November 10, Clinton, 6 30 p m Saturday, November 17, Wtnghem, 8'30 0 m Saturday, November 24, Clinton, 8 30 p m Sunday Member 2, Clinton, 3.45 9 m Saturday, December 15, Mitchell, 830 p m Saturday, January 12, Mitchell, 630 p m Saturday, January 28, V i�l�am. 6.30 p m 1984-as8EAFORTH BANTAM HOCKEY SCHEDULE HOME GAMES Tuesday, November 13, Wingham, 630 p m Tuesday, November 20, Clinton, 830 0 m Tuesday, December 4, Mitchell, 8:30 9 m Tuesday, December 11, Clinton. 8:30 p m Tuesday, January 15, Wingham, 930 p m Tuesday, January 29, Mitchell, 830 p m BANTAM 2 1984-88 SEAFORTH BANTAM 62 HOCKEYSCHEDULE - HOME GAMES Sunday, November a, Goderich 62, 3 30 p m Sunday, November 11, Winghllm 02, 3 30 p m Sunday. November 25. Clinton 02, 3 30 p m Sunday. December 9, Elms Logan, 330 p m Sunday. December 18. Goderich 62, 3 30 p m Sunday, December 23, Brussels. 330 p m Sunday. January 8. Winghern 02, 3 30 p m Friday. January 25 Clinton 02, 8.00 p m MIDGET 1964.-85 SEAFORTH MIDGET HOCKEY SCHEDULE HOME GAMES Tuesday. November 6, Elma Logan, 8 15 p m Tuesday, November 13, Wingham, 8 15 p m Tuesday. November 20, Clinton, 8 15 p m Tuesday, November 27. Goderich 02, B 15 p m Tuesday: December a, Mitchell, 8 15 p m Tua4day. December 11 Clinton, 8 15 p m • Tuesday. December 18. Brussels, 8 15 9 m t Tuesday. January 15, Windham, 815 p m Tuesday, January 22, Zurich, 8:15 p m Fund raising .underway for Norway trip RECREATION PREVIEW by Bryan Peter BY RECREATION DIRECTOR 527-0882 A WiCKER PARTY is being held by the Seaforth Brownies, Guides and Pathfind- ers. it will be in the Seaforth and District Community Centres (downstairs hall) from 6:30 p.m, to 8:30 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 15. There is free admission, refreshments and a free draw for a family picture., donated by Frank Phillips. Everyone is welcome to attend. Minor Baseball continues their PAPER DRIVE this Saturday, Nov, 10. Please have your papers bundled and at the curb by 9:00 a.m. Minor Baseball sincerely appreciates your help and support in this fund raising project. STORY HOUR continues every Saturday from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. at the local library. Make sure your children participate in this rewarding and unique program. PARENTS AND TOTS SKATING is held every Wednesday from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. at the arena. There is no fee and everyone is welcome to take advantage of this opportun- ity for some fun and exercise. A Midget Hockey Team from LAMBERT- Sh1ER, NORWAY will be hosted by Seaforth from December 27 to January 9. While in Canada, Norway will be playing a total of seven games with local teams, including' two in Seaforth. The Seaforth games will be held Saturday. December 29 at 4:30 p.m. and Tuesday, January 8 at 8:15 p.m, Other games will be in Goderich, Mitchell, Mount Forest, Walkerton and Meaford. The local committee has been hard at work arranging tours at Champion Roads in Goderich, K Brand hats in Mount Forest and the Collingwood Shipyards. Also, as part of the Meaford trip, the boys will enjoy some skiing at Collingwood's Blue Mountain. On January 1, both the Norway team and the Seaforth teamwl1 travel to London to see Hamilton play e London Knights in Junior 'A' hockey. Fund raising for the return trip next year to Norway includes selling cheese, tickets on a color television, assistance from the Sea - forth Optimist Club, advertising in a souvenir program and various other events between now and December of 1985. All in all, it promises to be an exciting time for all the players inboived in this international exchange. An interesting fact is that Seaforth is the first town in the W .0. A, A, to have been chosen to host a team from another country and to have the opportunity to make a return trip.