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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1994-02-16, Page 8f Open Tuesday - Saturday 9 am to 5 pm \ t DASHWOOD 237-3677 J Midgets lead in WOAA playoff action DAVID SODTT PHOTO BLUELINE DANCERS - A couple of players from the Seaforth and Mitchell midget teams appear to be taking a break for a little chorus number during some playoff hockey action at the Seaforth arena on Saturday night. Seaforth came from behind to win 4-2. Davey -Mac' back with Sens Days t 'Uwgtn . -1 94)°C‘C(1(‘ For Seaforth native and Ottawa Senator Dave McLlwain, Feb. 8 marked his first game back since he separated his shoulder on December 30. Tues. Feb. 8 Dave McLlwain rejoined his Ottawa Senator teammates for a home game against the Philadelphia Flyers. Ottawa's coach said on FM -102 the next morning he was happy to have Dave back in the line up. The Senators tied Philadelphia 3-3. Thurs. Feb. 10 McLlwain had one assist in a 6-2 home ice loss to the Tampa Bay Lightning. Sat. Feb. 12 Dave had one assist in a heart- breaking 4-3 home game over- time loss to the New York Rangers. Totals Dave now has 11 goals and 16 assists in 42 games with the " Ottawa Senators for a total of 27 points. (Ottawa still needs one more win this season to equal their total of 10 wins from the 1992-93 season). ?torr trY/t v �' VARNA 263-3031 Ron Keys 1 5 Year Annual Yield (G.I.C.) .45% R. R.S.P. *Guaranteed - No Charge For My Service • all R.R.S.P. are covered by Canada Deposit Insurance Seaforth leads Mitchell in the best of five series 2-1 with two straight home wins After a lengthy break due to exams, the Seaforth Midgets are back in action and poised to win the WOAA championship. Due to their superior regular season record, Seaforth earned a bye straight to the WOAA final series against Mitchell. The first gone of the series was slated for February 7 in Mitchell. The game started well for Seaforth with 7:25 minutes left in the fust period Jason Murray pushed one past the Mitchell netminder off a Steve Mclnally pass. By the end of the period Mitchell had taken the lead 2-1 Seaforth scored twice quickly but Mitchell tied the score. With less than five minutes left in the period Seaforth again took the lead on a Steve Mclnally goal. The third period saw Mitchell again tie the game but late in the period a fluke goal gave them the lead, Seaforth went home down by one game. The next night Seaforth was determined. Just thirteen seconds into the game Jason Murray scored. He added another goal eleven seconds later. Jeff Ryan scored five minutes after that, Steve McInally added one late, and Jason Murray another even later to end the first period. With a 5-0 lead, Seaforth was not ready to quit. Mclnally scored again, but amazingly Mitchell managed to answer with a goal. Seaforth popped in another two before the end of the period and Mitchell got another to make the score 8-2. Another pair of goals in the third gave Seaforth ten goals and Chad Lamont steered away any Mitchell attempts and the `game ended as the Midgets had hoped: the embarassment of their enemies. On Feb. 12, the two teams met again in Seaforth to determine who would take the lead in the best -of - five series. Things started all -wrong for Seaforth and preuy much stayed that way. Bad bounces played a key in Mitchell's 2-0 lead at the end of the second period. With their backs .against the wall the Midgets came out fighting and at 12:56 it payed off. Dean Finnigan pumped a goal past the Mitchell netminder and the floodgates opened. Seaforth tied the game at 6:48 and went ahead at 1:38 on a McInally goal. Adam Agar redeemed himself and held the fort with poise and cat -like reflexes. A late goal left the score 4-2 for Seaforth. ON TAP What could be the final game of the series was played Monday night. Results were not available at press time. Junior Ringette edged by Goderich On Monday, Feb. 2, the Seaforth Juniors Ringette team travelled to play their arch rivals, Goderich. Although Goderich started the scoring, Seaforth's centre, Kelly Devereaux fired one past Goderich's male goalie, to tie the game 1-1. With less than a minute Left in the first period, Goderich managed to score another goal, to end the period with a 2-1 lead. Seaforth began the scoring early in the second period with an unas- sisted goal by Melissa Finlayson. With less than 3 minutes to go in the second period, Seaforth's Kathy Devereaux shot one past the Goderich goalie to give Seaforth the 3-2 lead. Fifteen seconds later Goderich lofted one past Seaforth's goalie, Julie agar, to tie the game 3- 3. Goderich's last goal of the game, was scored with 27 seconds left on the clock, the give them the 4-3 win over Seaforth. Hard skating, excellent passing, strong defence and goal -tending contributed to this close-knit game. THE CORPORATION OF THE COUNTY OF HURON APPLICATION FOR SPECIAL LEGISLATION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, on behalf of the Corporation of the County of Huron, an appli- cation will be made to the Legislative Assembly of the Province of Ontario respecting the composition of the council of the County and the voting members for an Act as follows: • In this Act ' County' means The Corporation of the County of Huron. ' local municipality' means a town, village or township in the County that is not separated from it for municipal purposes. Despite section 26 of the Municipal Act, the council of the County shall be composed of the reeve of each local municipality. • Despite section 26 and 28 of the Municipal Act, the votes in county council shall be as follows: (i) Each reeve shall have (1) vote GThis Act applies with respect to the composition of and votes on the council commencing, December 1, 1994, and subsequent years. • This Act comes into force on the day it receives Royal Assent. • The short title of this Act is the County of Huron Act, 1993. A copy of the draft bill is available in the office of the Clerk - Administrator of the County of Huron, Court House, 1 Court House Square, Goderich, Ontario, N7A 1M2. The application will be considered by the Standing Committee on Regulations and Private Bills. Any person who has an interest in the application and wishes to make submissions, for or against the application, to the Standing Committee on Regulations and Private Bills should notify, in writing, the Clerk of the Legislative Assembly, Queen's Park, Toronto, Ontario. M7A 1A2. Dated at Goderich, this 18th day of January, 1994. DONNELLY & MURPHY Solicitors for the Corporation of the County of Huron, 18 The Square, Goderich, Ontario N7A 3Y7 Solicitors for the Applicant If you are concerned about the quality of water your family uses...you are invited to attend a local FREE WATER CLINIC ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION, SEAFOF Wednesday, February 16 - 7 P.M. and 8 P.M. • BRING a SAMPLE of YOUR WATER • We'll supply Coffee and Donuts • Video, Question and Answer Period • An informative hour for all 1 N ._ Dave Hoskins Ov Water Consultant •1-800-265-5764 ...your water care centre See Our YELLOW FLYER in the Mail THE HURON EXPOSITOR, February 15, 1994-7 Quality Work Guaranteed Susan's Sewing Dressmaking • Mending Alterations SUSAN HALFPENNY FREE PICKUP & DELIVERY Ca11527-1617 :11 UNIThI PASTORAL CENTER & RETREAT HOUSE •Weddings Personalized •Your Home or Our Chapel -Non Denominational -Ministerial Service Rev. Chris ' organ (Director) P.O. Box 424, Godsrlch, Ont. N7A 4C7 (519) 524-5724 Bas Haefling Chartt red Accountant 11 Victoria St., Mitchell ...providing a full range of accounting, computer, Tax and Financial consulting services to meet the needs of Business and Farmers Telephone (519) 348-8412 Accoclate Fax (519).348-3400 Bas Haefling, C.A., P. Ag. Barry Boyd Cancer can be beaten. Please give generously. an -is MEATS and DASHWOOD SAUSAGE COMPANY We will waive your slaughter fee* this month, if you are willing to donate L 10 lbs or more of your product. to et-ea.:m.1 Zdeoteted A COMMUNITY SERVICE YOUR DONATIONS HELP US TO HELP OTHERS *Offered for the Month of February Only. Invest In Your Community With a CREDIT UNION Your RRSP deposits are used to assist our borrowers who are your friends and neigh- bours in the community. RATES - Inquire about our special rates on New RRSPs and on Transfers In RRSP LOANS - Available at Prime CONTRIBUTION DEADLINE - March 1st /dig . III`` l 1 1 I UN 48 Ontario St. Clinton Ph. 1182-3467 Clinton Community CREDIT UNION 118 Main Street, North Exeter, OntArio Ph. 235-0640 Dauphin Feed and Supply Ltd. is proud to announce that Mike Watson has assumed the position of Manager at the Walton mill. Help us welcome Mike. Meet the Manager Days February 17, 18 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Sat. February 19 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. We will be featuring '4 in -mill specials during , 4 •tsot - .,,� `rAor �r these days. ; £ • if COFFEE c:Air b"c1003- 'Oa I- �S, Ni4\\A L.Y Air