HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1995-01-04, Page 118 -THE HURON EXPOSITOR, January 4. 1995
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Seaforth players on all-
star team
A problem Seaforth's Centenaires
haven't had this season is putting
the puck in the net. And two of the
biggest reasons why are called
Steve and going to the Ontario
Hockey Association Junior
"D"evelopment League's All Star
Game later this month.
Forwards Steve Mclnally of
Seaforth and Steve Geiger of
Zurich, both 17, will represent the
Seaforth Juniors at the annual
showcase event which pits the
Eastern Division against the best
from the West at Lucan on Sat. Jan.
21.
Both Sieves are in the Western
Division's "top 10" in scoring.
Veteran Geiger has already
surpassed last season's totals with
the club, with 38 points in 26
games from 15 goals and 23 assists
and a mere four minutes in
penalties. Last season in 40 games
he notched 29 points from 12 goals
and 17 assists with 15 penalty
minutes.
Manager Gregor Campbell notes
Geiger is "very coachable and
doesn't let his ego get in the way of
whatever task he is assigned", and
he is the only player with the Cents
who hasn't missed a game or
practice in the two seasons he has
been with the club.
Rookie McInally was tied for the
Western Division's scoring lead
according to the last set of official
league statistics. He is averaging
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CENTENAIRES ALL-STARS - The Seaforth Centenaires will be represented by two forwards called
Steve at this season's Ontario Hockey Association Junior "D"evelopmenjLeague All-Star Game at Lucan
on Jan. 21. Veteran right winger Steve Geiger of Zurich (left) is one of the top snipers in the league, and
rookie centreman Steve Mclnally of Seaforth was tied for first in overall scoring in the league according
to the last official statistics.
close to two points per game with
43 points in 24 games from 16
goals and 27 assists, with 29
minutes in penalties. Last season he
saw limited action as an affiliate
player but managed four goals and
six assists in 15 games.
"Steve also floes a lot of things
well that help the team but don't
show up on the scoresheet,"
manager Campbell adds, "such as
going into the corner to win the
one-on-one battles for the puck and
getting back into his own zone to
help our defence clear it."
Centenaires show some spunk at home
outguessed rookie Jake McCracken,
8 ac en,
the Bulldogs' bantam -aged
goaltending sensation, with a low
and sure shot to cap the Seaforth
comeback Friday. The Cents played
the first half of the game back on
their heels, trailed 3-0 midway
through, and were outshot 19-9
during the first two periods. Scott
Wright got one back for "the
Green" before the second period
was over and Jeff Volland notched
the other in the third, as Seaforth BY BRIAN HALL
dominated the remainder of "Closed for Inventory" is a sign
regulation and the overtime you've probably seen on the door
recording at 20-8 margin in shots of a local store when owners take a
on net. few days off to count stock. These
Dave Nahrgang extended his owners know that an inventory is a
modest unbeaten string to three mugs, for tax filing p ,los%;
games in the Seaforth net, as the because they claim income on the
Centenaires rebounded from a "accrual basis."
horrible November with a Fanning and fishing businesses
respectable 5-3-1 record in are unique in that they are allowed
December. to file on the cash basis for income
Jason Beuttenmiller's powerplay tax purposes. This has led to a
blast whizzed past goaltender Adam fallacy that agriculture requires
Agar to nail down the victory over different business and financial
the Hawks Tuesday, as the procedures. This fallacy has proven
Centenaires beat defending OHA to be a serious handicap restricting
champion Mitchell for the third- managers effectiveness. Taking
straight game this time around, inventory for tax filing purposes is
ensuring them of victory in the not as critical, but is essential for
seasons' series between the two evaluating the performance of the
arch -rivals for the first time since farm over the past year; and for
1985-86. planning the direction the business
Seaforth built up a 3-0 lead in will head over the next year.
front of a lusty post -Christmas
The Seaforth Centenaires showed
some spunk in the final week of the
old year. They earned three of a
possible four points without two of
their better snipers in the lineup,
dusting Mitchell 5-3 last Tuesday
night then storming back from three
goals down to tie Mt. Brydges 3-3
Friday. Both games were in the
friendly confines of the Seaforth
and District Community Centres.
The points leave the Centenaires
in fifth place with a 12-13-2 record
in the Western Division of the
Ontario Hockey Association's
Junior "D"evelopment League as
they enter the busiest part of this
season's schedule, with four games
in five nightsthhtAveek alsAd nee -
•game weekend on tap next week.
The Cents play Belmont at home
this Friday night at 8:30 in their
next start at the SDCC.
Veteran Chad Papple stole the
puck, skated in alone then
Hawks 3 at Cents 5
First period
1. C4th, Ti Barton (Wright, Gibbings)
5:20
2..C4th, Ramer (Liule, Geiger) 17:15
Penalties • Beuuenmiller, C4th
(rough) 7:33
Second period '
3. C4th, Little (Geiger, Wright) 8:01
4. Hawks, Schiedel (Boville, Jeremy
Lamboum) 12:11
5. Hawks, Boville (Jeremy Lamboum)
16:59 pp
Penalties • hood, Mit, Ramer, C4th
(fight, game mise) Keller, Mit, Little,
C4th (fight, game misc. 2nd fight mise)
16:27; Hayter, C4th (2x butt end) 16:59
Third period
6. C4th, Beuttenmiller (Flanagan,
Geiger) 8;48 pp
7. Hawks, Boville (Schiedel, Parsons)
16:41 pp
8. C4th, Ilayter (Papple) 19:25 en
Penalties • Eidt, Mit (inter) 4:46;
Eidt, Mit (trip) 8:42; Nahrgang, C4th
(inter) 15:53
Shots on goal: NA
Goal: Seafonh (Nahrgang); Mitchell
(Agar).
Referee: Dave Whaley
Attendance: 280
BULLDOGS 3 at CENTS 3
First period
1. Mt. B, Bloomfield (Greig, 13. Carroll)
4:08
2. Mt.B, Renneboog (Kloth) 17:36
Penalties - Te Barton, C4th (trip)
1:58; Dunseith, C4th (knee) 9:14
Second period
3. Mt. B, B1^eomfield (Mann, Harrison)
2:31 pp
4. C4th, Wright (Dunsieth, Ti Barton)
8:16
Penalties - Ti Banon, C4th (cross
check) 0:30; Tubman, Mt. B (hook)
3.:34; BeuttenmiUer, C4th (cross check)
11:20; Simmons, Mt. B (slash) 12:13;
Flanagan, C4th (hold) 14:33
Third period
5. C4th, Volland (Corriveau) 6:10
6. C4th, C. Papple, 7:19 . • ' •
Penalties • BeuttenmiUer, C4th (high
stick) :08; BeuttenmiUer, C4th, Mann,
Mt. B (rough after whistle) 14:10.
Overtime period
No scoring
Penalties • K. Carroll, C4th,
1krgman, Mt. B (soups after whistle)
0:12; Hayter, C4th (slash), Bloomfield,
Mt. B (cross check) 0:30.
Shots on goal: Bulldogs - 9/10/4/4=27;
Cents - 6/3/14/6=29.
Goal: Mt. Brydges (McCracken);
Seafonh (Nahrgang),
Referee: Steve Gould
Attendance: 125 est
crowd that pushed 300, before Steve Mclnally, who was off in
frittering most of it away. Tim Quebec on a school trip, and Jason
Barton, Chad Ramer, Josh Little Murray, who is out of the lineup
and Jason Hayter got the other indefinitely after surgery on his
goals for the Centenaires. Veteran wrist, missed both of last week's
Rob Boville got two for the Hawks. games.
Farm inventory information -
available from OMAFRA
Accuracy is most important in
taking inventory and in preparing
financial statements. An inventory
should be taken immediately . after
year end, and kept on file for
preparing financial statements.
Market 1 ,\ptgck,;grpin, feed and
supplies s}}iiottlld1 be.vajl�ue at current
market prices. Livestock kept for
breeding purposes arc most
commonly valued at the same price
as at the beginning of the year.
Changes in the value of the
breeding stock are made between
years. By keeping year beginning
and ending values the same, the
financial statements will reflect the
profitability of the farm over the
past year.
For further information on taking
inventory, or other financial
matters, contact the Ontario
Ministry of Agriculture, Food and
Rural Affairs office in Clinton.
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