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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1975-01-09, Page 13.o. I 4* ,?••• oar Ms& 4.4,47 . 4,00. r ....tp.o. A ' ,;•04 ..0•.441,...••VAI d' RN BERRY i ivh p--"2"g 3Zefls, A lUe 11)14')7 4161E1T . .111.- s(4..../.""' • '4 Mensal! llivirshi 004 lakr id, L'nl0 dal. WEST RRA CAlk: "P EAST Enibro r•oks‘101e CAN. NAT.' ' S.'EASTHOPEc'''", 1.0 briSI ONEIDA20 PIECE SEA' SALE ONEIDA * DELUXE STAINLESS FOUR 5-PIECE PLACE SETTINGS $23.7%0 RegUlar Value each $9.50 TOPNOTCH FEEDS LIMITED ra A CENTENAI R ES SAVE —1 8eaforth's goalie Larry Seymour makes a save as two opposing Lucan players collide in his crease. Although Seaforth beat. Lucan Friday -night they were defeated Tuedday night by the"Eiceter Hawks at•the arena here. - (Staff Photo) , Southgate fires one of Seaforth's 14 goals- in The final score was Seaforth 14 Lucan 5. ,(Staff Photo) trighstn f ROV PARK •C 0,10, h . Ornmiller . Mom. ARYBOGO -4.1..1,-Q 4111 GODERIC C 511111 Cr 1 .1‘41d ELMA -o ni MI ` o 2 McGILLIVR r 1% _ ,ib:::----2---____ -', .$ tottr.ty,t_ IIMMIL I St. - 11.10•410' NI,r can,. .11310QULP 3 0.1n,0 Ho .T Lucan Wonilhon / - 100klo nniso!, LOGAN onAnddr-' a 117 ;". r nsr - SIR AT f,0 P° DOWNI • - I I I 14 r:h • I . ,1110 unno ELLICP tv.tob..4. . Cr Subritigs dlc T1010110.1 Corns) 0 Zinn. Litt,st. • L., • 4F-' N. EASTHOPE 1.1-rr rr .0. Ct. C ...,... f, ADELAIDE e 74 0, Stratlito --.EAg mot rnneld e Cyi P • 4.1 II vs11•1 LDNdQN .,„Z;;!h.°",--',, renun oicbt%icril „‘• , P .- ""'1"NSORTs DO CHESTER lry 4 ,11 tot . 10.110, elle lk10110 • • le • Nin-u-in DEPIEHA T)r•frw•-• O•irsrld..• Donchy III 5”rd.orre. W. OXF ORO Mrs, Ills •I•1Jsn MI.04 kOnbl • ss 'bk• 96ron The Seafath .Centeneires.have just finished'e• busy week at the • beghming ' of -Abe month of January playing 4 games',;in 6 days. 'Their record-for-thestason is now 12 wins. • 6 loses, 2 ties which places them in second position, in standings. Their 8 game winning streak was broken last week when the Centenaires loSt 'to the Suhsets in Belmont!, This' included a 6-3 ,win over - Tavistbek last Thursday. Seaforth Defeats' rish' Last Friday, January, '3 at the Seaforth Arena the Seaforth Cente naires walked away with their second win in as many In hts, winning over the 'Lucan lrsh by the score of 14.5. This pushed the Centenaires into the lead in the series between the two teams this season winning two out of three 'games thus far. In a lightly penalized game called by the referee's Bill Walsh and Don Dixon. .The Irish jumped into an'early 1-0 lead after only 30 seconds as Mike Wraith scored on a ni ce pass originating frofn a "two on one" play from ,Ron Funstor and Ed Robb. Two minutes later Paul_ Hulley scored the equalizer for the Centenaires scoring on his own rebound from line mates Bill O'Shea and Dave McClure. At 6:44 Don Nicholson pushed Seaforth into gaining the lead which "`they never relinquished throughout the game from Randy McClinchey and Gary Phillips. Cam Doig and.Don Heard set up the Juniors next goal As Ken Doig scored defeating Heard's wide shot at the goal off his body and into • the net.Through persistant work the Centenaires got many good' chances and at 14i39 Cam Doig capitalized from brother Ken and Marvin' Kale. ' Seaforth's fifth goal came on- a ;',good indiVidual "=effort of Randy McClinchey's as he jammed the in ,the net while coming•out from behind Lucen's net. Dave McClure scored Seaforth's sixth goal and winning gal at 18:56 for the elosipg goal of .the _period stealing 11he puck from a. Lucan Irish defenseman coming out of his own end, unassisted'. The rest of the Scoring In the game went as follows:Second Period 7 - Seaforth - Bill O'Shea From Paul.Hulley 6;09. 2- Lucan - Ed. Robb from Mike Wraith 11:38. 8-Seaforth Cam Doig from. Ken Doig - 13;12. 9- Seaforth 'Dog' Nicholgen 'irdth Kerr and Gary Phillips - 13:41. 10 Seaforth - Steve Southgate from Randy McClinchey and Rick MacDonald - 17:48, 'Third Period , - 3- Lucan - Ron Turston from Mike Wraith - 8:37. 4-Lucan - Ron Turston from Mike Wraith - 9:05. 11- Seaforth - Dan Nicholson - unassisted - 5- Lucan Ron Turston from Mike Wraith and Brad - 10:44. 12- Seaforth t OrShe unassisted -- 11:56. 13- Seaforth - Ken Doig - unassisted 12:31. 14- Seaforth - Cam • Doig from Bill O'Shea. - Final Score . 1 2'3 F Seaforth Lucan • 6 4 4 14 1 1 3 5 Seaforth Slapshots 4 Larry Seymour played in goal for Seaforth with Kevin Lightfoot for Lucan..tPlay was slow in the first period bet gradually speeded up in the second and... Lucan missing five players for the game due to suspensions and illness...Centenatres streak stands at 8 games after this encounter thus showing the improvement in the Centenaires play of the later games. Lose Tight Game to Belmont Last Sunday, January 5 in the Belmont Arena the Seaforth Centenaires lost a tight, exciting game to the Belmont Sunset's by the score of 8-5. The game was well played by both teams as Seaforth played much better than a 14-4 drubbing earlier this season. Every week more and more people discover what mighty jobs are accomplished by low cost Expositor Want Ads. Dial 52'7-0240. • KEN DOIG Ken Doig is the oldest -of _the Doig brothers on this year's -edition of the Seaforth ,Centenaires. Ken is twenty years old, five foot, seven inches and one hundred and fifty pounds. ' is a forward and played on the Seaforth Beavers last year. Ken worlcs at the Bendix Mobile Home Services in Hensall. Playing in his last year of Junior eligibility, he, is the oldest.. player on the team. After a slow start, Ken-is playing good hockey. . however sand im the last one minute and twenty seconds the Suniets seined twice to make the scoreboard 'read 8-.5 in Belmont's favour. ,Loose defensive play in the eentenaire zone by Seaforth contributed to these gods which .saw Rick Landon scoring from Bob Summers and Mike Lane and at 19:02 Barry Landon,- scored, unassisted. ' . • Final Wore ' , ' .. "1 2 3 F Seaforth 0 2 3 5 Belmont - 1 4 3 8 Centenaire ennintentary Excellent crowd of Seaforth • fans at the game as they may have outnumbered the' Belmont partisans...Great effort by both teams 'but constant forcinpof the play won Belmont t e game.. :Bob 4Budden and pu Nichol played well in the net in spite of the large score...Seaforth players gained confidence for their next meeting with Belmont not regarding this close... Belmont still leads the league standings a's they have yet to suffer a loss... -- • Hosted Exeter Last. ' Tuesday night the. Centenairei played the Exeter Hawks at the Seaforth Arena but results of, this game was pot available for printing this week. t. ' The, next games The next game,_ for the Centenaires should be a very exciting one as they host the Mitchell Hawks, tomorrow night here. at the Seaforth Arena with game time slated for 8:00. • The last game with the, Hawks occurred in the home opener for the Centenaires ,when the' two teams battled to a very exciting 2-2 tie. Thus; the game tomorrow night is very-important, not just for rivalry purposes, but also to the standingS. The Centenaires continue play on the . road in Lambeth on Sunday, an ary 12 with a 3:15 start. "Th unior's return home for two g mes then against' Tavistock on Tuesday, January 14 and against Lambeth on Tuesday, January 21. All , . home game times are 8:00. Fan support is appreciated and well deserved for -the team as the Centenaires enter the stretch run as. the season is nearing its end. -. . Ccntglitires' Scoring GP G A P M” NiCholson 15 20 27'47 44' McClinchey 17 25 18 43 78 Southgate 18 19 12 31 36 McDonald 19,.. C. Doig '19 9,16 26\79 6 15'21 32 6 15 21 -29 McClure 20 6 14 2.0 72 Phillips '17 O'Shea 20 11 9 20 36 Huiley 17 9 10 19 16 6 6 12 J.8 K. Doig 20 03 8 11 58 Carnochan 12 Bennett 18 2 • 7 97,8 Heard' 15 4 3 ' 7 •4 43 7 17 Kale 19 Henderson 17 5 5 12 Wood e 8 1 ,3 4 4 An Expositor Classified will pay you dividends . have you tried 0. one? Dial 527-024 Not:0c crt6wte 1975 Licences Included 1974 CUSTOM 500, four-door sedan, '351 V-8, engine, power steering, power brakes, automatic transmission, radio, body, mouldings, white side wall tires, wheel covers, Licence FKC424 '3495 1973 FORD RANCH WAGON — six passenger station wagon, 351. engine, power iteering, power brakes, J78 WSW .tires, deluxe luggage rack, front and ' rear bumper- guards, body mouldings, tinted windshield, heavy duty- suspension, AM/FM stiereo radio with tape com- bination. 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Licence HKN 173 HE MISSED.:— tentenair #14 Steve Ft:iday night's game, again t Lucan. NOR AN In a hard hitting gaine which displayed° 'gdoel goal, tending. Belmont,took an early 1-01ead the only goal of the first period as ..,L7Rick Landon 'scored tipping a shot past Hugh Nichol from Bob S u Miners and 43,arti Landon. .....Belmont took a Z-0 lead at 8:59 of the second period as. Tim Peters connected ' from Randy Foster on ,to have ' Randy, McClinchey comp back and score for the' Cenrenaiies to slice the Belmont margin to one' goal again. For the next ,3 minutes the Centenaires suffered a defensive lapse and the Sunsets banged in 3 goals. .r...Summers increased the' Bel- mont lead to 5-1 on a short handed breakaway goal-from Rick Landon. ' Randy McClinchey ended this scoring spree for the Sunsets at 18:46 for his second goal of the game from line mate Don Nicholson, Plare resumed in the third period which saw Dave McClure score on goalie Bob Budden who played well throughout the`- game after a pass into the slot from —Kevin Bennet. and Bill O'Shea, As it appeafed that the Sunsets were, tiring under . the strain of pe nalties Summers, scored his second short handed goal of the game with Xof his team members in the "sinbin" . This time however the Sunsets did not hold on to this lead fOr long.- However, as the Centenaires narrowed the gap to one goal Again as Marvin Kale scored from the Doig. brothers, Cam and Ken and Gord Carnochan scoring a "clutch" goal at 8:42 from McClinchey and Nicholson. This is when the game picked up its pace and for the next 10 minutes the Ceritenaires held 'numerous power play advantages and did everything • but put the puck into the net to tie the score, Just before the game ended „L. 0,0a1A"9111leeMent. lc13 ' OrS0aYS .4004310400Enbeth at , yvintiers Of - the CCntenagreP • Taviptoe:1S, special Christmas 4rON AreHa51 follows; First prize John Mete e rSecondPriz Prizee: Frank, Olen P 1 1mei t ;yr Upcoming OaMetli Wednesday; January 8-4raviSt94,,. Belmont TathaLrliscdaa .1 Lucan 8:15. 8:1a5nry .ua A4 at Port Statey 8:15. ' Friday, • anuary 10••Lanibeth Exeter 8:30 and Mitchell at Seaforth 8:00. Saturday, Januaiy 11-Strathroy-at Tavistock 8:15. Sunday, January 12-Seaforth at Lambeth3:1S; Exeter at Lucan' 2:00; pelmOnt at Strathry 7:00; Tavistock at Port Stanley 7:30. Tuesday. January 14-Tavisteck at Seaforth 68:06; Strathroy at Mit- chell Wedn824, January:IS-Belmont • at tucan'8:13"and 'Port Stanley at Exeter 8:00. Well Or —PAR „PM lwalturet got!lusIrevoTtc..itoolniatot ' bettelr, .:than mew mix*" ' DAVENPORTS, and VW, DM, IIITOMPT Free' Wheat*, delivery.. Diane-St. Hubert Vander Veltion a74250 astjf Variety xof BoMPlee Dear Sir: The enclosed maps., might give you a better idea of how redistribution stands at the present time. The Electoral Boundaries Commission have no intentions of making any changes unless 10 members object, in which case the matter will be debated in the House. Gnly then would minor changes" be made, In my -estimation, but if redistribution is brought into the House for debate, then I feel we should endeavour to, at least, put Tuckersmith back in with Hinon Middlesex as it seems rather foolish to expect the Member from Huron-Bruce to travel two miles south ,of Hensall, 'when No. 8 Highway amid more reasonably be considered the dividing line. , A number of the NDP members and the Tories are very • discontented with the boundaries as proposed and I might say that both Bob Eaton and Bill Stewart, have expressed their dissatisfaction to-the Clerk of the Assembly, regarding the loss of Strathroy from the Middlesex South Riding. It would not surprise me to see the proposed electoral boundary changes come into the House for debate and although I am pleased to represent the riding as proposed, I do think it would make a lot of sense if Tuckersmith was realigned with the Huron Middlesex Riding. 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