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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1994-05-04, Page 7/ / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS AN IN-DEPTH FOCUS ON THE PEOPLE, SERVICES & PRODUCTS WHiCH MAKE SEAFORTH AREA BUSINESSES UNIQUE 1 Taking Care of Business will let the people who matter most, YOUR CUSTOMERS, find out more about the various services & products which make Seaforth Area Businesses a valuable part of Our Community. This Special Section will consist of a picture of your business, as well as information about how you see your business' future and an informative look at your business' current structure and past history. Special Prices for "TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS” 1/4 Page'74.00 112 Page (Colour included) 1137.50 run Page (colour inct,xl l) '250.00 ro Reserve Space For Yotir usiness Call Terri -Lynn or Mary at he Huron Expositor 527-0240. Goalie playoff MVP, Local hockey supporters McElwain season's tops join executive of team Goaltender Dana Duskocy won the coveted Lorne Carter Trophy for being the most valuable Seaforth Centenaire in the playoffs at the local junior hockey team's annual awards banquet Sunday afternoon at the Seaforth Curling Club. The 19 -year-old from Stratford started every game in the playoffs and spearheaded the Cents drive to the division finals, where he went four overtimes and faced 98 shots in Seaforth's final game, the longest game on record in the Ontario Hockey Association in at least the last 15 seasons, according to secretary Brent Ladds. It was the second time in a row Duskocy has won the team's top award, first presented three seasons ago in memory of the late Mr. Carter, an avid junior hockey fan. Seaforth's Paul McLlwain won the Ken Doig Trophy for being the Centenaires' regular season MVP, and another trophy for being the team's top scorer. Defenceman Scott Wright of Clinton won the Jack McLlwain Trophy for being the player who best combines sportsmanship with ability, and Goderich's Jason Hayter was named rookie of the year. Trevor Smith of Howick won the award for being Seaforth's most improved player and captain Karsten Carroll took top defenceman honors for the third Mike Watt in top 50 of draft Egmondville native Mike Wau is in the top 50 list for the NHL entry draft. The April 27 edition of the London Free Press carried a partial list of the final draft - eligible player ratings prepared by the NHL Central Scouting Service for the June 28-29 NHL entry draft in Hartford. Egmondville hockey player Mike Wau of the Stratford Cullitons was No, 40 in the list of North American -based players. HENSALL SHUFFLEBOARD April 26, 1994 High six game winners: Russell Ferguson (486); Pat Davis (481); Dave Kyle (473); Pearl McKnight (451); Dave Woodward (441);Bruce Watson (429); Hazel McEwan (419); Jim Davis (404). After shuffling we all helped to celebrate John Pepper's 92nd birthday with cake and ice cream. Karsten Carroll) (left) was named top defenceman for third time and Dana Duskocy (right) top goalie for second. time in the past four seasons. In related news, former Centenaire Boyd Devereaux of Seaforth is rated in the fourth round for the upcoming OHL draft He was named rookie of the year for the Stratford Cullitons in that team's awards banquet Friday. Another Culliton and a former Centenaire rookie of the year (1990-91), Mike Watt of Egmondvill is rated 40th among eligible Nort American players for the upcoming draft. And Dan Wildfong from liton, the Cents MVP in 1991-92 was named the St. Marys Lincoln's Most Valuable Player at the team's awards banquet also on Sunday afternoon. He also won that team's leadership trophy and an award for being "Fan of the Year". Devereaux rates in OHL draft Seaforth hockey player Boyd Devereaux was recently rated as a fourth -round draft pick for the OHL (Ontario Hockey League) to be held June 4 at the Quinte Sports Centre in Belleville. Devereaux played centre and left-wing during the 1993-94 hockey season for the Stratford Junior 'B' team. Walton school class busy The Kindergarten class at Walton-; Public School has been very busy and the children like to tell you about it. Easter March 29-31: We decor- ated eggs - Shayne; We talked about Easter - Keshia; We made books - Andrea; We sang, 'Six Little Ducks' - Andrew; We made Easter egg necklaces - Katie; We made bunnies - Marcie. Rain - April 7 - 14: We made umbrellas - Jennifer, We made raindrops - Adam; Gregory's mom came - Steven McNichol; We painted rainbows - Jimmy; We watched 'Fox and the Hound' - Chris; Mitchell's tooth fell out - Becky. 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Clinton, 482-9357 Banter, MacEwan, Feagen Insurance Brokers Limited Goderich, 524-8378 The Seaforth Centenaires' Junior Development Hockey Club Inc. got the 'rutty gritty' on last season's $62,000 -plus budget, then renewed itself at the top with the addition of five new executive members in the past week - Shelly Nigh, Jennifer Watt, Tracey Sills, Karston Carroll and Dave Murray. "All of our new directors are young and proven winners with strong local roots," said general manager Gregor Campbell. "I am elated and expect they will bring energy and fresh ideas to our organ- ization. I won't mind taking orders from any of them." The five replace treasurer Ann Bosman, secretary Gail Schroeder, directors Barb Wau and Joan Beuermann and assistant coach Joe Chaffe, all who did not stand for re-election at the local Ontario Hockey Association Junior team's Annual General Meeting at the Seaford.' and District Community Centres last Tuesday. Bosman has been connected with the Centenaires for three decades, almost since the club's founding. She fust became a director in 1978. Young, local directors join club Wayne Wiggins was acclaimed to his second term as President of the Centenaires and Campbell returns for his fifth season as G.M. The other returning directors are coach Maurice Guy, Norma Gemmell, Pete Martene and Maureen Wildfong. Director and former assistant general manager and trainer Patrick Moylan is currently in British Columbia but may rejoin the team if he returns. Newcomers Sills and Nigh will share treasurer's duties, with assistance from Bosman during the transition. Jennifer Watt becomes secretary of both of the hockey and booster clubs, and Wildfong becomes presi- dent of the booster club. New direc- tors Carroll and Murray are both will known to local hockey fans as former long time captains ofthe Cents. . The incoming executive left the door open for the addition of new directors, if they can be recruited. see Booster, page 15 MOTHER'S DAY SPECIALS Thurs., May 5 - Sun., May 8 TAYLOR'S MARKET WHOLESALE AND RETAIL OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 9 inch DUTCH APPLE PIE 2.99 NOW IN STOCK Bedding Plants Seed Onions and potatoes 212 Victoria St. HANGING BASKETS and POTTED PLANTS Local HOT HOUSE TOMATOES 1.991b. Product of Chile, Seedless RED & GREEN GRAPES 1.991b. 482-3413 Florida Red or White Reg. 99c /to NEW POTATOES.79 lb. 9 Inch STRAWBERRY RHUBARB PIE 3.991b. 2 gallon size variety of colons ROSES 11.95 Clinton Seaforth Community Hospital BOARD OF DIRECTORS VACANCY The affairs of the Seaforth Community Hospital are governed by a volunteer Board of Directors. A vacan- cy on the Board has become available for the 3 year period July/94 - June/97. Responsibilities of a Board member include attendance at the monthly Board meetings plus participation in a number of the Board Committees. 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