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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1994-08-10, Page 66 -THE HURON EXPOSITOR, August 10, 1994 Cents, McLlwain hockey school to stage hockey talent showcase The Seaforth Centenaires appointed Greg Macdonald of Milverton as an assistant to head coach Maurice Guy at an executive meeting Monday night. Macdonald, 22, was a defenceman with the Cents from 1991-93 and has previ- ous coaching experience in the Milverton minor system. He has agreed to acquire intermediate certi- fication before Seaforth's training camp opens Aug. 23. In other news, the Centenaires and Dave McLlwain Hockey School have agreed to pool forces and stage a Summer Hockey Showcase game at the Seaforth and District Community Centres on Wednesday, Aug. 24 at 8:30 p.m. Among others, the game will feature some top level hockey talent and prominent Centenaires, past and present, as: Dave McLlwain of the Ottawa Senators; NHL official Scott Driscoll (playing without the stripes); Rem Murray, Mike Watt and Steve Guolla of the Michigan State University Spartans; Matt Bames and Mike and Boyd Devereaux of the Stratford Cullitons; Brent Van den Acker of the Listowel Cyclones; Maurice Guy of the Centenaires; Dave Akey, formerly of the Centenaires, Lon- don Knights and Hull Olympiques; Jason Beuttenmiller of the Centenaires, and points in between; Danny Wildfong of the St. Marys Lincolns; Kelly Reed and Scott Muscutt of the University of New Brunswick; Steve DuBarry of Colgate University and Jay Heinbuck, originally from Mitchell and a former Culliton, now head coach of the St. Lawrence Univer- sity hockey team. Further details will be forthcom- ing in next week's Expositor. Submitted by Gregor Campbell. DAVID SCOTT PHOTO THE CALM. BEFORE THE SWIM - Five young swimmers appear calm just minutes before they jump in the water to compete against each other in the age 9-10 boys back crawl at the Seaforth Swim Meet held Saturday at Seaforth Lions Park. From left to right: Paul Stephen of Seaforth, David Buurs of Mitchell, Carson Kruse of Clinton, Nathan Spivey of Wingham and Matt Denham of Kirkton. In the photo below, the swimmers get down to business as they burst from the edge of the pool to begin the race. St. Columban tied for first On Monday, August 1, the St. Columban's Men's Soccer team played at home against London United and the home squad earned a 1-0 victory. The game started very slowly as the effects of the long weekend took its toll on the St. Columban squad and the first half ended in a scoreless tie. In the St. Columban offense and they were able to hit net with approximately 30 minutes left in the game. After being awarded a free kick close to centre, Dave Murray put a nice cross into the eighteen -yard box where Dean Martin was waiting to head his seventh goal of the season into the net. For the remainder of the game, the home team pushed yard and the match ended with the right guys on top. On Sunday, August 7, St. Columban would venture to London to play first -place London Curinga. Going into the game, St. Columban carried a three month, ten -game Perth County Plowing Match August 27 Warden Robert Mathers will be hosting the 1994 Perth County Plowing Match on Saturday, August 27. this year's event will be held on Carson's Farms - cast of Listowel on Highway 86. 4000GG1iGatIGcG1aGGOtaa 'Huron County's Complete VEHICLE 1 RENTAL Headquarters n Small & Mid-sized Cars n Passenger & Cargo Vans, Pickup Trucks n Daily, Weekly, Monthly n insurance Rentals & More n Free Delivery (� Ask about our full ca ci transportation service (11 (11u CAR & TRUCK RENTALS Division of Suncoast Ford 500 Huron Rd., Goderich CALL COLLECT ARk for Helen 524-8347 nmerev +teeeeeeeeeeee em unbeaten streak and with a win would move into a first place tie with their opposition. The Curinga squad came out early and drew first blood when a quick London striker slipped past St. Columban's defense and put the ball behind Jason Dietz, the defenceless goalkeeper. Despite some good opportunities in the first half, St. Columban was unable to respond and the half ended with London leading 1-0. Entering the second half the visitors knew they had an uphill battle as Curinga as only allowed nine goals in ten games thus far this season and St. Columban would need a pair of goals if they wished to realize a first -place position. It would be ten minutes into the second half when Dean Martin would take the visitors one step closer to this accomplish- ment when he received a ball due to the hard work of Nehru Budna and Dave Murray. Martin simply punched the ball into the corner of the net and the game -was tied. Not being pleased with only one goal, St. Columban came right back and within two minutes took the lead. Due to some good work by the defence, Brian Melady received the ball outside of the eighteen yard box and put a hard shot on the net. The goalkeeper was unable to handle the ball and Dean Martin and Steve Ryan dug the rebound out which enabled Melady to finish the play with a ball inside the cor- ner. The team held on for the rest of the game and in the end were able to celebrate a first place birth at the top of Second Division. An excellent team effort with some promising games by veterans Dave Murray and Dean Martin put the team exactly where they deserve to be at the top. St. Columban's next game is on Friday, August 12 in Mitchell at 7 p.m. All fans are invited and most welcome to attend. TOWN OF SEAFORTH PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION CLASS ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT NEW WATER STORAGE PUBLIC INFORMATION MEETING The Town of Seaforth Public Utilities Commission is planning a project to construct a new elevated water storage facility. The new tank will replace the existing water tower. Public input and comment are invited for incorporation into the planning and design of this project, particularly with regards to the location of the new tank. Three alternative sites are being considered, as follows: 1) Hospital: A new tank would be built at this site about 26 metres (85 ft.) northeast of the Medical Centre building. 2) Community Centre: A new tank would be built at this site within the existing gravel parking area east of the Community Centre building. 3) Brantford Street/Sparling Street/Elizabeth Street area: A new tank at this site would be built on Town/P.U.0 property that is west of West Branch Avenue (closed), north of Brantford Street, east of Sperling Street and south of Railway Street. A public meeting is scheduled, as follows DATE: Thursday, August 25, 1994 TIME: 7:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. LOCATION: Seaforth Town Hall Council Chambers There will be a brief presentation by the Public Utilities Commission's consultant from 7:30 p.m. to about 8:00 p.m. The consultant and Commission will be available to answer questions after the presentation. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Town of Seaforth Public Utilities Commission P.O. Box 719, Main Street Seaforth, Ontario NOK !WO Attention: Mr. Tom Phillips Manager Phone: (519) 527-0503 B.M.Ross & Associates Ltd. Consulting Engineers 62 North Street Goderich, Ontario N7A 2T4 Attention Mr. Frank Vanderlon Project Engineer Phone: (519) 524-2641 .oQ Mitchell & District Ca 9p Nurse ry School If you have a child between the ages of 21/2 and 4 we may have a space available in our Nursery School. 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FEATURING: ',Midnight Highway Z Ronnie Fray A Tribute to Elvis with Brian Penny Food by: Pineridtte B.B.Q. DON T FORGET YOUR LAWNCHAiRSIII Rick Powell DRAG RACES SATURDAY. AUGUST 13TH SAME LOCATION Adults $10 Kids (6-12) $5 5 & under FREE 2 MILES EAST OF GRAND BEND LIGHTS ON HWY #81 AIRPORT INQUIRIES: • HWY ksl % 238-5367 �y— The Huron Expositor wishes to thank all of those who participated in their readership survey. If you have not returned your survey, please send it to: The Huron Expositor, P O. Box 69, Seaforth, Ontario NOK 1 WO or Drop it off at our office located at 100 Main St. South, Seaforth. We will only be accepting surveys received on or before Friday, August 12, 1994. The winner of our draw for accommodations for 2 will be announced by August 31, 1994. Huron gtXPOSitOr "We are dedicated to producing a quality newspaper in partnership ivith you.