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HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Expositor, 2016-10-19, Page 66 Huron Expositor • Wednesday, October 19, 2016 Cents undefeated at home Shaun Gregory Huron Expositor The Huron East Centenaires took on the Ripley Wolves October 15 in Seaforth. The Cents outplayed them physically and outshot the wolves roughly 30-25 with the Centenaires goalie, Jesse Ray- mond only giving up one goal. The end result was the hometown team winning 5-1 with one of those goals being a shorthanded wrist shot by Chett Binning. This win puts the Cents fighting for first place with a 2-1 record, as they're tied for second with the Tavistock Royals. Currently the 2016 champions, the Clinton Radars are first place in the league with a three game win strealc The general manager of the Centenaires, Tim McNaughton says the new- found success is from fixing some of the kinks from the previous year. Shaun Gregory With a good old-fashioned hockey fist pump, Centenaires Reuben Smith celebrates an assist last Saturday. "We identified some of the issues from last season and a lot of it starts from the addi- tions to the defensive core," stated McNaughton October 16. "They have helped us con- trol our own zone and move the puck forward." "A couple of the forwards we've added have been great point producers so far, every- one seems to be working really well together as a group:' The new additions are Mark VanDooren who took a hiatus for a few years, Binning from Mitchell who previously played for the Straford Cullitons and Carleton University. Also Reu- ben Smith is a great technical player especially since he is one of the most experienced power skaters. Currently he's training Seaforth Minor Hockey the art of power skating. Next up for the Cents is a head-to-head clash with the Saugeen Shores Winterhawks at 7:30 p.m. in Seaforth October 22. Chett Binning had a goal and an assist in the Centenaires 5-1 win over the Ripley Wolves. Chett Binning shoots the puck high to beat the Ripley Wolves goaltender in a shorthanded goal in the second period October 15 in Seaforth. St. Thomas Anglican welcomes new minister Shaun Gregory Huron Expositor Hailing from the town of St Mary's, Eaton has recently earned the profes- sional undergraduate degree of Master of Divinity from Huron College at Western University. Upon completing the three-year program, a position in both Seaforth and Clinton's St Paul's Anglican Church was available. Working at both Anglican churches, Eaton, 49, said it's been a life alter- ing experience with an astounding ever-changing scenery after being recently employed by the Toronto Public Library. I went from Toronto to London to St Mary's so I keep paring down as I move," Eaton said in St Paul's Anglican Church October 14, signify- ing the change from an urbanized community to a more rural setting. These rustic surround- ings are not unfamiliar to the new minister, "I was born here in Clinton, so I've came back to my roots," Shaun Eaton from St. Mary's has of the St. Thomas Anglican Churc he said. If anybody is interested in attending services they're on Sundays at the St. Thomas Anglican in Seaforth at 9:30 a.m. After that's said and done he heads to Clinton for the 11:15 a.m. service at St Paul's Anglican Church. Another option he offers is on Fridays where any local can come for council or if they simply need a friend to talk to. It's hard to believe with all these duties that this is only considered a part-time gig for Eaton, nonetheless it's what he loves to do, and Shaun Gregory been named the new minister h in Seaforth. he's more than satisfied with his decision to pursue a life in religion. "I ended up talking a course to find out a little more about Christianity," stated Eaton. "I really knew nothing until that point or very little anyways, once I took a course, it opened up a whole new world for me." Worldwide churches are declining, at the St Paul's location there are about 18-20 and in Seaforth there are roughly 25 mem- bers who attend church weekly and Eaton would like to see those numbers increase. JflLRC'H You are invited to attend these area churches ST. THOMAS ANGLICAN 21 Jarvis St., Seaforth Church Office 519-527-1522 holyspirit@tcc.on.ca Rev. Shaun Eaton - Deacon -in -Charge Sunday October 23 Worship 9:30am Everyone Welcome EGMONDVILLE UNITED CHURCH Worship Leader - Pastor Elly Dow October 23 - 10:30 Youth Sunday School 10:30 Making Olympic Medals Turkey Supper October 26 Sugar Plum Bazaar Nov. 12 Like us on facebook www.egmondvilleunitedchurch.com BETHEL BIBLE CHURCH AnAssociated Gospel Church 126 Main St. Seaforth 519-527-0982 Interim Pastor: Rev. Laurie Morris October 23 -11 am "Beholding God #5" Sunday School er23 6-9:4 October 23 - 6 pmm "BeholdTe Your Eveningso: #6 Tuesday Evenings: YouthBGroup CIub-6: 0 - 5p pm B&G Club - 6:45 pm Wednesday Evenings: Men's & Ladies' Bible Study - 7 pm` e. EVERYONE WELCOME FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 59 Goderich St. W. Seaforth 519-527-0170 Rev. Dwight Nelson Lorrie Mann - Organist Sunday Worship October 23 - 11 am Sunday School Nursery Provided a Needed ALL WELCOME Chett Binning had a goal and an assist in the Centenaires 5-1 win over the Ripley Wolves. Chett Binning shoots the puck high to beat the Ripley Wolves goaltender in a shorthanded goal in the second period October 15 in Seaforth. St. Thomas Anglican welcomes new minister Shaun Gregory Huron Expositor Hailing from the town of St Mary's, Eaton has recently earned the profes- sional undergraduate degree of Master of Divinity from Huron College at Western University. Upon completing the three-year program, a position in both Seaforth and Clinton's St Paul's Anglican Church was available. Working at both Anglican churches, Eaton, 49, said it's been a life alter- ing experience with an astounding ever-changing scenery after being recently employed by the Toronto Public Library. I went from Toronto to London to St Mary's so I keep paring down as I move," Eaton said in St Paul's Anglican Church October 14, signify- ing the change from an urbanized community to a more rural setting. These rustic surround- ings are not unfamiliar to the new minister, "I was born here in Clinton, so I've came back to my roots," Shaun Eaton from St. Mary's has of the St. Thomas Anglican Churc he said. If anybody is interested in attending services they're on Sundays at the St. Thomas Anglican in Seaforth at 9:30 a.m. After that's said and done he heads to Clinton for the 11:15 a.m. service at St Paul's Anglican Church. Another option he offers is on Fridays where any local can come for council or if they simply need a friend to talk to. It's hard to believe with all these duties that this is only considered a part-time gig for Eaton, nonetheless it's what he loves to do, and Shaun Gregory been named the new minister h in Seaforth. he's more than satisfied with his decision to pursue a life in religion. "I ended up talking a course to find out a little more about Christianity," stated Eaton. "I really knew nothing until that point or very little anyways, once I took a course, it opened up a whole new world for me." Worldwide churches are declining, at the St Paul's location there are about 18-20 and in Seaforth there are roughly 25 mem- bers who attend church weekly and Eaton would like to see those numbers increase.