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The Huron Expositor, 1990-10-31, Page 84 THE HURON EXPOSITOR, OCTOBER 31. MO SDHS girls win two of three Seaforth High School guts on the alum Perth divisnn basketball team played a tole header game against enual Huron Secondary School October 29 and the Seaforth warn won two out of three In the tint game the =h. midget won 65 to 43. The Seaforth tugh curer was Laurie Peine wuh 40 poutts, and the Clinton high .coxa was Shauna Herrungway with 16 points. In the second punt the Seaforth junior won 53 to 39. The Seaforth hist' scorer was Cheryl McLlwain with 22 points, and the Clinton high Aviv" was divided between three girls with 10 points each: Rothwell, V andenElzen, and Penhatg. In the third game the Clinton ,,eniors won 35 to 21. The high scorer for Clinton was N. Garon with 14 points, and the high scorer for Seaforth was divided between two girls at 6 points each: Lisa Henderson, and Tammy Nash. AFTER THE BALL The Commercial's Barb Flanagan makes an effort to snare the ball away from a Perth defender during ladles broomball action on Wednesday night Despite efforts by both teams, Perth and Commercial were unable to overcome a 0-0 deadlock. Robinet photo 1 • • SERVICE SPECIAL OIL CHANGE -- � Knights edge Rustlers 2-1 in broomball •Includes up to 5 Litres of Oil •New Filter ALL FOR ONLY CARS AND LIGHT TRUCKS HAR 'no iter Darr The Watt 95 BOOK AN APPOINTMENT TODAY ORD MERCURY HIGHWAY 8 WEST SEAFORTH 527-1010 GET A GRIP NOW is the time to RE -GRIP & REPAIR YOUR GOLF CLUBS Bring them in now for refurbishing. ON IT!! PRO SHOP - Open till Christmas Clubs, Sportswear, Golf Bags, Shoes , Accessories, Games, Videos, Etc. "I SHOULD'A HAD IT DONE LAST FALL ?• SEAFORTH GOLF one COUNTRY CLUB THE 522-0985 NEW Just East Of Van Egmond House 18 MENS BROOMBALL KNIGHTS 2 RED RUSTLERS 1 Lawrence Vink drilled a shot into the top comer of the net for the Knights. He was assisted by Larry Bertens. Mark Louwagie scored the knights second goal with help from Paul Nyenhuis and Wayne Denham. The lone goal fro the Rustlers was scored by Ralph Nivins, assisted by Bill Greidanus and Greg Preszcator. RAIDERS 1 - PARR LINE 4 Paul Gibbings scored for Parr Line off a neat pass by Tim Blys- ma. Ed Salverda popped in a second goal and Don Wise, assisted by Wayne Pollack and Adam Wil- son, a third. Lucky thirteen Steve Gibbings scored the fourth Parr Line goal. Roy Fisher assisted. The Raiders' only goal was by Sean Melady, with help from Dave Kramers and Jeff Campbell. DUMPERS 9 - WINTHROP 0 Steve Eckert gobbled up five points from the Dumpers in this contest. Dale Kennedy was close In Mens Broomball November 1 at 8 p.m., Knights vs Easy Riders; 8:50 p.m., Winthrop vs Grads; 9:40 p.m., Parr Line vs Red Rustlers; 10:30 p.m., Raiders vs Dumpers and Royals sit out. LADIES BROOMBALL COMMERCIAL 0 - PERTH 0 This was a zip, zip game with plenty of chances by both teams for goal scoring. But, the goalies played extremely well for these teams. JR. FARMERS 0 WINTHROP 3 Hilda Young back handed a shot and scored Winthrop's first goal off great passing by Pam Dale. Dianne Anderson got two goals and one assist with Donna Arts by her side. The Junior Farmers had ample opportunities but nothing to record. YOUNGBLOOD 0 - PAR LINE 2 One minute into play and Heidi Elliott scored assisted by Bev Shea. The second Parr Line goal was scored by Sharon Whitfield with back up from Sandi Fremlin and behind, with three points and Reg,, Glenda Chaput. Youngblood were Bietz, Bob Henderson, Bob McKen- witeen and had mahy chances of zie, Dennis Murray, Colin Young and Frank Verberne each ac- cumulated a goal each. Lots of help came from Bob Nash, goalie Rick Bietz, Brett Finlayson, and Bill Dale. scoring but only heard sounds of the ball ringing off of the cross bar and goal posts. ATTENTION: Junior Broomball has been cancelled October 31, for Halloween. It will resume same 1 .0111•11.11. - SAFETY IN NUMBERS - Commercial broomball players Maureen Flanagan, and Anne Marie Maloney escort their goalie behind the net in ladies broomball action Wednesday nigh. The Commercial played the Perth to a 0-0 tie. Robinet photo. BLOCKING THE SHOT - Broomballer Maureen Flanagan blocks a shot in front of the Commercial net during ladies broomball action on Wednesday night. The Commercial and Perth played to a 0-0 tie. Robinet photo. time next week. In Ladies Broomball October 31 at 7:30 p.m., Jr. Farmers vs Young Blood; 8:20 p.m., Parr Line vs Perth; 9:10 p.m., Queens vs Com- mercial; and Winthrop Sits Out. Seaforth Belles defeat Mitchell to open ringette season The seaforth Belles couldn't have played a better game Sunday night, as they beat their arch rival team, Mitchell. Throughout the years Mitchell has always given the Seaforth squad a run for its money, REMINDER... JOIN THE FUN ... PLAY SEAFORTH BIA "Snaps From The Past" CONTEST AS APPEARED IN THE EXPOSITOR, OCTOBER 24, 1990 WIN PRIZES Entries Must Be Received By 10 a.m. Friday. November 2 Mail or bring the pages with the advertisement to Snaps from the Past Contest c/o The Huron Expositor, P.O. Box 69, Seaforth, NOK 1 WO. Make sure you print your name, address and phone number in the space provided at the top of each page. Only 1 entry per household will be eligible for a prize. Remember " Helpful Hints " Posters Correct pictures are displayed on posters in each store ... so drop in and check them outl but this time Seaforth lead the race. Things looked a little shaky at first but with a little gathering around the net and a positive "get nude, dude" chant by the girls, it was only a matter of time before If you wish to secure a lifetime income from an RRSP or ore interested in other RRSP investments at very competitive rotes. coil Arnold .1. Stinnissen 527-0410 � SunLife s BAILEY' S of Hensel) Ltd. Highway 14 262-2020 home comfort people Fumaces ' Air conditioning ' Heat pumps • We aren't comfortable - - - - unarm an' the win was final. Mitchell started the game with a quick goal, but it was answered when Tammy Nash scored unas- sisted. Tracy Fortune, a new ad- dition to the team, showed her talents as she added two more sharp goals to further Seaforth's lead. Centre man Lisa Henderson, "He- ndy" decided to get into the action as she blew the ring past Mitchell's goalie. Things got hotter as Seaforth's powerline did its stuff and added to the score a goal by Tammy Nash, assisted by "Hendy" and defencemen Tracey Sills. It was then that Mitchell decided to get into the game as Zehr and McMann each added a goal. This was only playdough for Fortune as she accumulated two more goals to make it 7 to 3. Help came from the fabulous "Hendy" and the great defence player Shelly Nigh. The second period was a close call as Mitchell really put the juniors beat The Junior ringeue team started its regular season with success. The first game was played against Mitchell on home ice. Seaforth played well in getting the ring out of its end and into Mitchell's net. The final score after a tough battle was 6 - 4. Starting off the scoring was Julie Carter who popped one in, assisted by Cheryl McLlwain. Jill Betties added two more great goals from Jodie Hugill and a shot from the circle to give Seaforth a3-0lead. Soon after the second period had begun Cheryl McLlwain added two more goals assisted by Julie Carter and Kim Rau. To end the scoring streak Robyn Carnochan added one squeeze on Seaforth as they sneaked in two more goals. Nash was quick for the comeback with a goal assisted by another new comer from Goderich, Becky Harrison. "Hendy" got two more goals to complete a hat trick; help came from Sheri Kling and Nash. Mitchell was on a rally as they scored four more goals, to shorten Seaforth's lead to one. The last minute of the game was tense as Mitchell had numerous shots on net. They just couldn't score on Seaforths new goalie Tonya Glousher also from Goderich. The game was played fair by both teams and it was full of excitement. The final score was 10 - 9. Thanks to some new players the team is stronger than ever. Now all the players can be relieved with a full time experienced goal tender. The next game is Sunday, November 4 in Hensall at 6 p.m. Mitchell 6-4 last goal, assisted by Kris Gemmell and Carrie McLlwain. This year's team consists of: Carrie McLlwain, Katie Craig, Jill Betties, Janice Rodney, Cheryl McLlwain, Tricia Smith, Robyn Carnochan, Kim Rau, Julie Carter, Jodie Hugill, Kris Gemmell and Andrea Gingerich. The Coaching Staff consists of: Marg Dale, Debbie Dinsmore, Tracey Sills, Lois McLlwain, Deb Rau and Joyce Hugill. A good job was also shown by the goal tenders - Andrea Gingcrich and Tricia Smith. The next home game is Sunday. November 24. Come on out. Scores are tops at lanes The week of October 13 to 19 produced many fine scores at Star- light Lanes. Once again The St. James League Started the week in a great fashion, led by George Love 271 - 3314 - 291 - 900; Murray Bennewies 731, Harry Den Haan 306 - 726, Dave Moody 296 - 715 and Karen Hoegy 606. Bob Costello was top bowler in the kguiondville League with 309 - 713. Murray K ramers, with 248 - 613 and C'aml Johnston 259 - 623 were high in the Town and Country t -eague. Jerry Staples topped the Mixed Doubles with 296 - 297 - 799 and Randy Somerville 713. The Legion ended the week with fine efforts from Brian Dale 101 714 and Ann Wood 611.