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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-12-23, Page 14HAVE IT WITH US WELCOME TO Seaforth Restaurant and Steak House CHRISTMAS TIME SPECIALS Roast Beef with horseradish 7.95 Roast Turkey with • Cranberry 5auce 6•95 Breaded Pork Tenderloin with applesauce 5.95 Includes vegetable potato dessert and beverage Licenseclunder L L B 0 Hours Dec"-Z5-: 8 to 8 Dec 26 8 to 10 Dec 27-8 to 10 ReserVations Parties Welcome 527-1020 MAIN ST. SEAFORTH SALAD BAR FROM 4 TO 8 P.M. . ONLY A wealth of warm wishes from us to all our wonderful customers we delight in serving throughout the year. punalriP. MITCHELL 6 SEAFORTH 3 The Mitchell Hawks out• scored the Centenaires by one goal in each period as they recorded a 4-3 victory Mitchell outplayed the locals for most of the game. The score was 2.1 foraditchell after the first, and 5-3 after the-second. Mitchell scored the only goal of the third frame. 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The win was Exeter Hawks at Hensall' Sunday afternoon. arh win was only the second of the, season' in ZS games for the* Centenaires. ft was juit a matter of time before the losing bubble burst. The 'Centerfaires have been displaying an excellent brand of hockey during the last 10 to 12 games. McClure. who seems to thrive on work. was at his best on Sunday. especially m the fir5t period when he stopped all 16 shots with several of them looking like sure goals . It Was the third game in five nights for the Centenaires. who dropped two decisions earlier in the week S-3 in Luean on Wednesday. and 6-3 to Mitchell on Friday night. • In the three games Mc Owe faced a total of 134 shots. Mark McElwain gave the Centenaires a 1-Q first period Lead. He took a Bob Mammer- steeg pass and then ripped a drive past Hawk goaltender Pete Parsons. Melt% ain was at his best on Sunday chs• playing the quality leadership the team needs The second period saw the Hawks come out strong. as they scored two goals in the first three minutes to take the lead. John Keinick and Ed Willis were the marksmen with the latter's goal coming on the power play Just eight seconds later. with the Cen- tenaires Don Williamson still in the penalty box, Ian Doig scored a shorthanded goal on a pass from KAN, ain to tie the score at 2.2. At 8:35 the Centenaires took the lead as Mike Kelly scored from Kevin Denomme and Paul Smale, That goal came on a power play. The Centenaires outshot ' the Hawks in the period, but lost the services of Ian Doig and Ken Higgins who both incurred match penalties for butt ending. They-were also minus rookie defencernan Dace Erb who left with an injury after the first period. The third period which in recent games has been a disaster for the locals was just the opposite this time as they completely dominated the play. McLlwain put the Cente- anires ahead 4-2 at 11:54 of the period with a real deter- mined effort. He picked up a pass from Smale at center ice while skating full tilt, split the tough Exeter defence, drew goaltender Parsons out to lunch. and slipped the puck into the open net: It was one one of the best efforts by a Centenaire in recent years. The Hawks drew to within one at 16:40 as Preston Dearing stored but the strong forechecking and heads up defensive play by the Cente- naires kept the Hawks from getting any good chances. The locals outshot the Hawks 11-6 in the period.-but were outshot 29-28 in the game. The Centenaires picked up 52 minutes in penalties com• pared to 18 for. the Hawks The Centenaires have five straight road games before returning home on Fri. Jan. 8 to host the Thedford Browns. LUCAN 5 SEAFORTH 3 In Lucan last Wednesday night the Centenaires again suffered a third period let- down as the Irish scored three unanswered tall on the power play) goals to overcome a 1-2 second period deficit to de- feat the Centenaires 5-3. The two teams were tied 1-1 after the first period with Pete Van Drunen scoring for the Centenaires assisted by Bob Mommersteee The second frame saw the Centenaires get only three shots on the Lucan goal, but they scored on two of them. The Irsh however tested Seaforth neiminder Dan Mc- Clure with 22 shots but were only able to manage one goal. Scoring for the Centenaires were Ian Doig and Bob M otnrnersteeg Lucas outstiot the Cente- naires 49.19 in the game and also took - of 13 minor DATE EVENT Wed., Dec 23 proomball Thurs., Dec 24 Public Skating Sun., Dec 27 Public Skating Sun., Dec. 27 I HL Tues. Dec 29 Public Skating Tues., Dec. 29 Wingham vs Bantams Wed. Dec 30 Public Skating Wed., Dec. 30 Broomball Thurs., Dec. 31 Public Skating DAWNS HOURS bEcgmBER 24TH andl/ST Province of Ontario j 9:30a.m.io Canadian Imperial Bank of-Commerce 10:00 a.m. to13:00 p.m, Toronto Dominion Bank 10 a.m. to 3:00p.m. Itawhisv.aliamesoasw.amiwisaw..sissawkasiipa.m. 4, ? 2 v 2 ,ro 22 mY # 7.,. Pi 1 1 2 w r, t! .0 1 ..,0 csc...., .4_,-„, , , w it , , p4 May the radiance of y Its the Christmas spirit rif V t shine upon all-..men.. ,:.. a, 4 ri, 1 Keith Siemon hp.r4 Plumbing Farm Equipment r .• R R .#4 , Walton, Ontario 345-2734 itrierscrawirsiowipoiarmarmor,..or.magoszlakler4 SEAFORTH JEWELLERS I, .r \ \ H .11 1-5-1 111 li l 1 INF 111\.\ (ill Iti 1 OH 1 ‘. 1 10 Ht. ( '01(th 111 I Phony S2 - (12 -0 McKellar. SANDBLASTING & PAINTING GRAVITY WAGONS FARM MACHINERY TRUCK FRAMES & BOXES BRICK HOUSES Laurie McKellar Staffa 345-2879 • THIS LITTLE PIGGY — Topnotch Feeds Ltd. sent this pig to market then donated the two halves to the Centenaires Booster Club for a fund-raising raffle. A total or$718.00 was raised by the . club to cover ice and travel expenses. Presenting the pork is Topnotch general manager, Jim Cunningham (left) to winners (left to right) Jerome Murray and Wayne Bennewies and the Boosier Club -chairman Rick Wood looks on. (Photo by Rimmer) 1114.01,12U1 IE ===== NINO GICTTIESS FOCI Fresh Baked Bread, Rolls, Pastry and Donuts Daily CANADIAN & IMPORTED CHEESES "FRESH OFF THE BLOCK" Quality J.M. Schneider's Cold Cuts would like to thank our customers for theirimironage this past year and 'look forward to serving you even better in 1982. Seasons Greetings to ;everyone. From Dianne, Cheryl, Linda and Doug & Ruth TASTY NU BAKERY & CHEESE HOUSE PLACE TIME Vanastra Arena 8 - 11 p.m. Vanastra Arena 1 - 3 p.m. Vanastra Arena 2 - 4 p.m. Hensel! 6:30 - 10:30 p.m. Vanastra Arena . 1 - 3 p.m Vanastra Arena 6:45 p.m. Vanastra Arena 1 -3 p.m. Vanastra Arena 8 - 11 p,m. Vanastra Arena 1 - 3 p.m. DRYWALL KNOWN FOR HIGH QUALITY Peter Bakes Drywall COMPLETE DRYWALL SERVICE 527-1298 or 527-0606 _ - GRAND BEND .1111r"irij CLEANERS 34 Main St. Seaforth, Ont. 527-0550 • Seafbrth Zurich 527-1803 236-4912 May every happiness be yours at this loveliest of seasons! Our gratitude for your patronage. Best Wishes in the Ne‘4, Year Ham? Holidays gifts of joy and laughter during the Holiday $eason. JIM HOLLAND CONSTRUCTION Egmondville 527-0717 -r .s•