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The Huron Expositor, 1986-02-12, Page 6A6 - THE HURON EXPOSITOR, FEBRUARY 12,1986 SPORTS BEST RATES Guaranteed Investment Certificate 105'8% 1 YEAR 11% 3 YEAR INVESTMENTS 01N cL AOLNCV L10..' 53 WEST ST„ GCDERICH 1-800.265.5503 5E•1f0.J0 lift / 52 Water Well DRILLING W. D. Hopper and Sons 4 MODERN ROTARY RIGS Neil Durl 7-9737 527-0828 527-0775 Jim LOFT is pleased to announce the GRAND OPENING DRAW WINNERS ORREFOR VASES ,Janet Rice, Seaforth Greta Kerr, Seaforth 37 MAIN ST. SOUTH P.O, BOX 1034 I •17 SEAFORTH, ONT, NOK im✓, Anne lames PROPRIETOR 1WO COLLECTOR PLATES Colleen Ryan, Seaforth Norm Hublev, Seaforth• Joanne SholdicEgmondville 527-1830 THE WALTON AREA SPORTS CLUB would like to say THANK YOU. to all those who helped, participated and donated to make our Poker Rally a success. The Donators are: Maitside Orchards George Blake Slate Farm Ins. • Jim Elite J L McCutCheon Ken's Men's Wear Stewart Pharmacy McDonald Home Hardware Stephenson Grocery McCutcheon Grocery JR's Service Elation Howard Bernard Fuels Petro Canada Tromoor Printers Archie's Sunoco EMA Grocery Seaforth Automotive Gull Service Station Lynn Hoy Enterprises Cathy Kuntz Anstalt Jewellers McGee Auto & Electric Bridge Motors Canadian oro. Sealorlh Zohr's, Wingham Keaung's Pharmacy Snail's Grocery Howson & Howson Hoegy's Farm Supply Stewart Bros eainton's Wilson GUI, Burke Electric Blyth Variety Blyth Mint Markel Blyth Homo Hardware Blyth Sunoco Hamm Minors Manning Lumber Elliott Inset -arca Lor -N- cit`Univeraal Dairies Carol amble, Avon Walton Feed MITI Cook's, Walton Carman Klaus Mark's Garage Webalers Clothing Blyth Bulk Foods Old MIlI The Saga Watson Reid Perth Machinery P & F Lawn and Sports Lloyd's Small Engines Brussels Variety CIL Thompson Meals Ideal Supply Oldlmld's Hardware Cardiff & Mulvey Sills Hardware Ball Canada Jim Bosman. Petro Canada Meehan Construction McGavm Farm Equipment Humphrico Store Vincent Farm Equipment Topnotch. 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Elms Minuet Fire Insurance K M 8 M Drainage Margaret's Halratyling Village Restaurant Seatr»th Insurance George o1 Brussels Red Maple Inn Pizza Train Orae Lee Siodmans Seaforth Texaco Kit's Cottage COVERING THE ANGLE - Seaforth Petite Ringette team recently has a clear chance at the Seaforth net, but the Sea orthRafagerhoto r faced the Stratford team on Seaforth Ice. Here, a Stratford player appears to have all the angles covered • P potential for greatness Ringette has Always one of the least recognized winter sports, ringette, is growing in Seaforth, and may even have the capacity for greatness - some day. A relatively new game, ringette, was first started in Seaforth in the mid 1970s by the then recreation director Clive Buist, But the ringette as it was then, was somewhat different than it is today, and probably than it will be even tomorrow. "It's still changing," said Marg Dale, a local coach and ringette enthusiast. "It's a good sport, but the ringette association is trying to make it more of a spectator sport, so make changes every year." One of the changes Ms. Dale noted specifically was the extended zone put into effect this year, In the past forwards could not retreat past their own blue line and defense could not advance past their opponents blue line. That sometimes resulted in a frustrating situation for the players who often were within easy reach of the ring, but separated from it by the blue line. This year the line was extended to the top of the goal crease, "The kids really loved it because it involved more play," said Ms. Dale, "but the referees didn't, so it won't be in effect next year. So they really are trying' different things." Other changes in the game of ringette have stemmed around the use of equipment. W hen ringette first began girls dressed themselves in their jeans and sweaters, donned figure skates and carried hockey sticks (minus the blades) onto the ice. Today there are specific sticks designed expressly SENIOR BOWLING LEAGUE High ladles Mary Finlayson 600, Betty Hulley 433, Dorothy McCluskio 426. High mon. Oliver Pryce 570, Harvey Dolmago 532. Bart Walter, 522, High team "Seals"! Bally Hulley, Rachel Riehl, Fiona Sim. Harvey Dnlmage, Garden Popple, Art Finlayson. ST. JAMES BOWLING LEAGUE Ladies high single and Triple, Janice Morris 271, 631 Men's high single, Murray Bennewies 308 Man's nigh triple. Jahn Hauwerl 767 Standings Alleuettg3164: Blue Jays .101, Expos 74, Mustangs 49, Ormlo, 60, Nei Cats 51 COMMERCIAL BOWLING LEAGUE Ladles high single. Joanne Doraser, 226 High Triple. Withy Parma 557, Average. Path Fuhr 190 Men's high single. triple, average. Nick Hauwert 319. 780. 235 Standings Rad Soo 841/2. Expos 7215 Astro, 87, Yankees 64, Blue Jays 82, Caro Bears 50. EGMONDVILLEBOWLING LEAGUE Men's high single. cuttenl, SIlby Jessome 281. to dale. Harry DenHaan 326. Ladies high triple. current. Betty Taylor 621, to dale, Carel Kuzmich 689 Ladies high single. current. Betty Tayter 225, 10 date, Marilyn DenHaan 293 Men's high mate. current, Terry Marey 648. 10 date. Reg Dick 754 Men's high average. Reg Dick. 204 Ladies high average, Betty Taylor 178 Standings Bustin' Loose 77, Bad Ones64. Raiders 63. soot's Gang 65. Odd Balls 64. Borers 61 for ringette. Players wear boys skates, elbow pads, helmets, and even in some cases, knee and shin pads. They have substituted sweat pants for jeans in most cases. "It's a tougher sport now than it was. Kids are skating harder, and the harder you skate the harder you fall," said Ms, Dale. Al present the Seaforth Ringette Associa- players coming from a particular town, somet imes has an effect. For example a "("' team could be forced into a "B" league for competitive reasons. It is, according to Ms. Dale, a hope for Seaforth Ringette officials someday Seaforth will be able to support a "B" team. "If the calibre keeps going the way it is we lion sports three teams, The Petites (10 and could have a 13 team," she said, under), the Junior Belles (11 to 14) and the The ringette season is fast drawing to a Belles (15 to 17 I. Approximately 50 girls are close, and players and coaches are looking registered to play. forward to the regionals which will take place And those registered "love it" according at the end of March and over the first to Ms. Dale. ' weekend of April. Some of those regional "All summer they can't wait until ringette contests will he played in Seaforth from April gets started again," she said. 4 to 6, and spectators are welcome to come Seaforth plays in the Huron -Perth C league out and watch, along with such teams as Mitchell, Goderich, The ringette association will also be Exeter, Forest and Huron Park. But Ms, Dale holding. a Fashion Show on April 30. This said she'd like to see such areas as Clinton show is held in conjunction with the area and Brussels be able to form teams and join merchants every second year. Besides the league. The "C" rating is based primarily registration fees, it is the association's main on population although the ability of the means of raising money. Petites double Stratford 6-3 On Saturday, the Petites Ringette team lost their first game on Saturday on home ice came up with a 6-3 win over Stratford. against Goderich. The score was a very close All the games have taught the girls many 5-4. The girls played a good game but necessary rules and tricks. Good passing unfortunately ran out of time. gave the team this big win. Seaforth's goal scorers were Lisa Hender- Jill Bettles scored five goals and Kim Rau son, Kerry Stanley, Heather McKercher and scored one, Seaforth assists went to Kim Rau, Susan Howdiffe each with one. Kelly Rau 2, Jennifer Marion 1, Janice The Belles played their second• game also Rodney 2, Carrie Mctlwain 1, Robin on home ice. They lost 11-1 to Mitchell. Carnochan 1 and Andrea Gingerich 1. 'lite lone goal was scored by Lisa The Seaforth Junior Belles Ringette team Henderson, unassisted. 1 SCOREBOARD TOWN AND COUNTRY BOWLING LEAGUE High average, and single, Ron Harris 228. 401 Mon's high Triple. Reg Dick 893 Wrunon's high average and triple, Joy Ross 194, 708 ()High Single, Joyce llybelham 276. Standings Yuppies 84, Hard getters 68. 'A" Team 88 Toughies 82, Happy Gang 61, Dirty Hall Dozen 35 Last Week's Highs Men's triple and single. Ron Harris 784. 317 Women's triple and single. Judy Wells 651 243 MIXED BOWLING LEAGUE Weekly ladies high single, ripte, Helen Garrick 292. Man's high single, 1,101e. Art Finlayson 281, 838 Soasnm's ladies high single. triple. average. Bonnie Bedard 323. 701. 185 Men's high single. and average. John Coleman 389. 222 High male, Tom Kale 855 Slandtngs Yanked Doodle Dandies 32. Caro Bears 91 Blum Jays 79. BA 's Sharks 66. Ball Bangers 80. Nut Deckers 53. STATISTICS - REGULAR SEASON GAMES 1171 Ray Murray Paut MCLlwain 8ren' vandenAkker Jason Paopte G A PTS, 25 21 48 16 13 29 13 13 26 13 12 25 Tal Sills Br tan Conk Jason Schnondorwoerd Karsten Carroll Jason McNichol Jell Gemmell Jason Haran Mika Murray Brad Schroeder Jason Patterson • Goalie Jell Weber - Goalie CENTENAI RE SCORING D Akey M Betties T Turner R Drre M Sraplotnn A Russell 8 Stockley J Dale K Wel,amann 8 Date K MeladY D WeeenbMQ M Johnston D Murray J Campbell P Bennett Ryan T Price D OCnnnell J Wright 8 Campbell 11 8 12 8 0 1 4 • 0 8 17 5 5 2 4 1 6 10 8 30 10 7 35 42 3 6 51 2 12 15 9 9 4 10 4 4 4 A a 14 16 29 12 13 17 10 10 19 18 1 60 42 11 0 5 48 9 23 23 21 15 13 11 6 4 4 PTS. 14 31 21 34 4 17 5 23 20 10 49 26 18 95 M 13 9 5 10 97 11 3 year GIC. interest paid annually. 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