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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1995-09-20, Page 10r's 10"` • OFF All Mens' & ladies' Denim The Mens' Room • Cns must be presented L '' 167:17, tames ptet„b lots 1 10 -TNI Nulla+ SIMO NTON, Sept.ntb.v SO, 1801 TERRY FOX RUN - Students and staff at Huron Centennial GREGOR CAMPBELL PHOTO School at Bnicefield spent the sunny noon hour Friday money for cancer research. The totals hadn't been tabulated participating in the school's annual Terry Fox Run to raise by press time. Saturday hockey faces off in Seaforth Saturday morning hockey once again gets underway in Seaforth this weckend with a full slate of five games. The senior division won't always start first this season in the new rotating format being tried by the Seaforth and District Hockey Association. The Bruins square off against the Panthers in the senior° division first this Saturday at 6:30 a.m., followed by the Blue and Ducks an hour later. The Leafs meet the Whalers in this weekend's first junior tilt at 8:30 a.m. Next come the Canadiens and Sharks at 9:30 a.m., followed by the Oilers and Kings at 10:30 a.m. Here are the rosters for this year's teams: JUNIOR CANADIENS Kyle _ Devereaux, Stephen Henderson, Cody McNaughton, Korey Nash, Brent O'Reilly, Shannon Brooker, John Crowley, Stephanie Weber, Dave Verberne, Stephen Medd, Leah Craig, Tanner Glanville, Troy Hopkins, Curtis Ryan.- COACHES: yan.COACHES: Tom Devereaux, Richard Verberne, Terry Craig WHALERS Nick Elligsen, Wade Broome, Mike Delvecchio, Greg Medd, Trevor Engel, Gerrid Dalton, David Austin, Geoff Banks, Tyler Elligsen, Adam Broome, Christopher Cronin, Scott Dalton, Jim Morris, Joel Schenk, Mark Wilbee. COACHES: Kevan Broome, John Elligsen OILERS Josh Holland, Barry. Young, Meagan Nolan, Tyler Dalton, Kevin Murray, Brady Nolan, Brad Henderson, Quentin Burgess, MacKenzie Fisher, Bill Nigh, Darren Beaver, Matt Dalton, Jonathan Sharpe, Ryan Wilson, Greg Cronin. COACHES: Larry Dalton, Don Beaver, Tom. Nigh, Jon Bjerg KINGS Steve Carnochan, Mark Flanagan, Kyle Teichert, Jason Chappel, Nick Jansen, Marc Delchiaro, Paul Stephen, Steve Vanderlaan, Ryan Nurse, Brock Smith, Mau Carnochan, Shaun Brooker, Robert Johnston, Cory Chappel. COACHES: Ed Chappel, Tom Johnston, Paul Nurse SHARKS Joey Nesbitt, Jeremy Hildebrand, Andrew Southgate, Chris Longstaff, Mark Kirkconnell, Calahan O'Reilly, Ian Gordon, Devin. McCutcheon, Derek VanDieten, Curtis Agar, Darcy McCutcheon, Cody Machan, Patrick Kale, Shawn VanBakel, Garrett VanDieten. COACHES: Blaine McCutcheon, Ron n Kirkconnell, Brian O'Reilly LEAFS Nick Chessell, Greg McGrath, Jason Denys, Luke Vick, Bill Gridzak, Beau Dill, Lance Laverty, Ben Rapson, Dave Nuhn, Brent Coleman, Dave Chessell, Nathan Kruse, David McClory, Owen O'Reilly, Tyler VanderMolen. COACHES: Brian Nuhn, Paul Gridzak, Ron Denys SENIORS BLUES Scott VanDooren, Sean Ludwig, Mark Vock, Ryan VanDooren, Barry Noakes, Kyle Bennewies, Gerry Holland, Ryan Willis, Dave Ludwig, Stephen Knight, D.J. Small, Katie Holland, Tim McClure, Nathan Marshall, Jeff Cronin. COACHES: John VanDooren, Mike Knight, Jim Holland Hockey players move up ladder Seaforth's reputation as a hockey hotbed was once again enhanced last week as the local junior Centenaires approved the release of four players to area junior B clubs in time for the start of their seasons on the • weekend. Steve Geiger, 18, of Zurich was released to the London Nationals. The two-year veteran was the -Centenaires' most valuable player last season. Jason Murray, 18, of the Walton area was released to the St. Marys Lincolns. Mike Lauwaert, 16, of Strat- ford has gone to the Listowel Cyclones. Mark Van Dooren, .17, of Seaforth has been signed by the defending OHA Junior B champion Stratford Cullitons. Geiger, Murray and Lauwaert were all on Seaforth junior cards last season. Van Dooren was on a minor card, but under OHA regulations local junior teams must also approve releases to other junior clubs. He didn't waste any time starting his season with a bang. Van Dooren scored twice for the Cullitons, who opened their season with a win over Osh- wegan Friday night. The Cullitons and Cyclones play in the Midwestern Junior B League, while the Lincolns and Nationals play in the Western League. Seaforth ice rates approved The commercial rate decreased and ice rental fees for minor sports continue to be subsidized in the structure of 1995-96 rates approved at the August meeting of the Seaforth and District Community Centres Management Commit- tee. A base ice rate of $82.50 per hour including GST was ap- proved, up $1.50 from last year's rate of $81. Minor sports was given a 520 reduction off the hourly base, or $62.50 per hour for 1995- 96. - Community Centres Manager Graham Nesbitt reported minor hockey was charged 75 per cent of the base rate last year, and uses about 2,200 hours of ice yearly. An new off -hour basic ice rate of $62.50 was established, or $42.50 for minor sports. The respective rates were $56.70 and $40.50 last season. The new commercial rate went down, and was set at $92.50, or $10 an hour over the basic hourly rate. Last year's commercial rate was $93.15, the rental charged for such things as hockey, goalie, figure skating and ringette schools. A motion to establish the new commercial rate at 590 per hour was defeated. The management committee determined the new rates will be in effect from Sept. 5, 1995 to July 31, 1996. Lawnbowlers hold annual tourney The Seaforth Lawn Bowling Club held its annual fowl tournament on Sunday Sept. 17 at 1 p.m. with eighteen greens in play. Taking top prize for the day were the Seaforth team of Lee Ryan and Carol Carter with 3w+43. Second went to Bill Graham and Marilyn Lancaster of SL Marys with 3w+42. In third place were Fred Tilley and Thelma Coombs filling in for John and Mickey Kindersma of Stratford as John became ill and had to be transferred to hospital by ambulance after bowling the first game. We wish John a speedy recovery as he has been an enthusiastic bowler at all the local greens. Fourth prize went to Roy and Barb Triebner of Exeter with 3w+35. High two -game winners were Peter and Gloria McFalls of Exeter with 2w+47 op2. Sixth place went to Russell and Mary Oliver of Woodstock, seventh to Jack McDonald and Maudie Fisher of Lucknow, eighth to Jack Broughton of Atwood bowling with Olive Papple of Seaforth, and ninth to Erich Matzold and Jean Lunn of Seaforth ('The hat did it Jean'). Consolation prize to Lawrence Russell and Marg Deichert of Exeter with 17 shots in their last game. Bowling in Clinton on Saturday, Jack and Marie Muir won first place in a mixed pairs tournment. Also winning third were Seaforth's Neil and Edna Bell while Pat Flanagan and Olive Papple won the consolation prize. In recent womens' pairs at St. Marys two Seaforth teams were among the prize winners. Eileen Adamson and Jean Lunn and Carol Carter and Edna Bell. Eileen and Jean were also two -game winners in Wingham. Next Tuesday evening Sept. 26, will be the monthy pot luck supper at 6 p.m. with bowling and cards atter. Bingo won't publish statement Seaforth's Minor Sports Council doesn't think it is a good idea to have its bingo financial statement published in the paper annually. At a past Seaforth Council meeting Deputy -Reeve WiWam Teall suggested that the minor sports council publish such a statement so the public knows how much money is raised and where it goes. The municipality Weed. the minor sports council doesn't. No official reason was given, although the or- ganization says anyone reques- ting the statement could receive one. BRUINS Evan Eckert, Mike Murray, Adam Leonhardt, Jason Tunney, Marc Glanville, Daryl Young, Jason Anstett, Matt Flanagan, Jason MacDonald, .Curtis Murray, Derek VanDrunen, Rick Harburn, Josh Dale, Marsha Denys, Colin Kloibhofer. COACHES: Dennis Murray, Colin Young, Don Tunney -PANTHERS Tim McNaughton, Wes Vick, J.D. Nolan, Craig Somerville, Barry Medd, Kevin Carnochan, Jared Carnochan, Daniel Nash, Jeremy Holmes, Greg DeVries, Ken Pridham, Matt . Smale, Curtis Wilson, Brad Somerville, Brad Lubbers. COACHES: Joe Vick, Brian Wilson, Bill Carnochan DUCKS Scott Henderson, Everett Smith, Mark Phillips, Kevin Meidinger, - Jason Hulley, Keegan Teichert, Derek Nesbitt, Kyle Henderson, Chris Siemon, Dan O'Reilly, Kris Meidinger, Dean Wood, Joey Tunney, Craig Jervis, Jenny Delvecchio. COACHES: Karl Teichert, Murray Henderson, Greg O'Reilly Cents down Barons in penalty -filled contest A big lead can be a mixed blessing. The Centenaires learned this Friday night at the Seaforth and District Community Centres, coasting to an 8-5 exhibition junior hockey win over the Hanover Barons of the Western Junior C League. The two teams were tied 3-3 after the first period • but Seaforth scored three unanswered goals in the second then increased their lead to 8-3 midway through the final period before the visitors lit the lamp again. Scraps and stoppages seemed to increase the more out of reach the Seaforth lead became. The game ended up no classic. It took just under three hours to play, and referee J.P. Zubec had his hands full as the penal- ties required two game sheets. The Centenaires get back to their own league for their next exhibition, this Saturday night at 8:30 p.m. when they host the Thamesford Trojans, defending champions of the Ontario Hockey Association's Junior "D"evelopment League. An exhibition game against the Braves originally scheduled for Tavistock tonight (Wedne- sday) was postponed because the ice isn't ready in Tavistock. The Centenaires beat them 9- 2 when they met two weeks ago in Thamesford. Veteran Tim Barton tallied twice for the Ccntenaires, with single goals also scored by Brent Hulley, Steve Mclnally, Committee talks of second ice pad A sub -committee studying the pros and cons of a second ice pad reported "a potential of an approximately . 55 hours of usages" at last month's meeting of the Seaforth and District Community Centres Management Committee. Estimated usage is 30 hours for various groups that now use arena ice and 25 hours for the curling club, said Paul Vander- Molen. "The architect has advised approximately S1.5 -million to put up a second ice pad complete with change rooms and a lounge," his report to the management committee con- tinued. "This would be built on the west side of the present arena. Andrew Scou, Jason Dunseith, Shaun Anstett, and Jason Smith. Cory Schmidt of Stratford played the first half of the game in the Seaforth net and gave up three goals, and Scott Wood of Seaforth played the last half surrendering two more. Seaforth now has a pair of wins and a loss this pre -season. The Cents open their regular season at home Sept. 29 when they host the powerful Port Stanley Lakers. 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