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Bear Facts
Redmen rocked
BY CARLY PRICE
The SDHS girls' basketball
teams had the flair for the
dramatic last Wednesday
when they took on. the
Clinton Redmen. The midget
girls started off the set with
an aggressive attitude and
ended up defeating the
Redmen 48-14. Kim Janmaat
had 16 points, Marsha Denys
12 and Jen Delvecchio 8. The
senior Bears played second
and by working their defense
ended up winning 35-5.
Carly Price had 15 points,
and Tara McLellan 8.
Perhaps the most exciting
game of thc day was left to
the end. Thc junior Bears
were tied until the final
moments and with three sec-
onds left Heather Dale scored
clinchinga 28-26 victory.
Top scorers were Amy
Ramon, Abby Dietz, Carali
McCall, Katie Murray, and
Heather Dale with 4 points
each.
Emotions arc running high
as the battle for playoff posi-
tions continues: the SDHS
Golden Bears played in
Exeter, Monday. The final
season game is today (Oct.
30) against the Wingham
Mustangs.
Congratulations also goes
out to Sarah McLellan who
placed 23rd at the WOSSA
cross country nic'ct last
Thursday. Sarah improved,
her winning time by 'two'
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minutes. Way to run Sarah.
BY JANE POWELL
The CLN' class visited the
Blyth Festival Theatre on
Friday "to Sec the production
"New Friends, Old Friends."
Wendy Case organized the
event: keeping with her tradi-
tion of- extracurricular
involvement during her years.
as a student at SDHS. Her
hopes were to "help further
the development of social
skills by exppsing her stu-
dents to real life outings with,
a taste of theatre." Students
enjoyed the production which
enhance their learning out-
side the classroom.
Seaforth Community
Hospital is holding a mood
disaster drill today (Oct. 30)
in association with communi-
ty agencies and Disaster
•Team Reader Jennifer Penner
and Greg O'Reilly. contin-
gency team leader. SDHS
drama student will act as
casualties in the event (with
the hopes of proving their
acting abilities) while M -s.
Penner hopes to have a
smooth, efficient drill. The
event promises to be 'fun',
yet reflects a much more seri-
ous event, emergency
response in the Seaforth com-
munity.
Two peaks
falling back
"Spring forward - fall hack"
means two peaks a day for
the Seaforth Public Utility'
Commission.
The end of daylight time
annually on thelast weekend
• of October alters electrical
power consumption locally
explains PUC manager Tom
Phillips.
Instead of just one peak
everyday at around 10:45
a.m. there's another, some-
what smaller, peak reached in
Seaforth when it gets darken
at -around 4:30 to 4:45 p.m.
each day. when kids get
home front school and par-
ents get homh from work,
and thc lights start going on.
By the 'shortest day, of ever j'
year, iti a tittle under two
months, it is dark by then.
Thc morning peak remains
the ,bigget, and fairly con-
stant
onstant in town all year-, at
about a quarter to 11 when
business is at work, and noon
meals start getting cooked.
lawn bowlers
First euchre for
The Scaforth Lawn
Bowling Club held its first
euchre of the fall season Oct.
22 at the Seaforth Legion
Hall. -Twelve tables of euchre
were jrt play and prizes went
to: ladies high, Dorothy
McCluskic; lone hands, Edith
• Yeadon;.consolation, Marie
Muir; men's high, Phillip
Thomas:. lone hands, Ken
Preszcator, consolation,
Harold Coleman. Hostesses
for the evening were Thelma
Coombs, Velma Preszcator,
Rika Van Bakel and Marjorie
Rock.
The next euchre will be
held at the Legion Hall on
Nov. 26 at 8 p.m. and host-
esses will be Mary Finlayson,
Mary McClure and Cory.
Klavcr.
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Rem s hat trick
CONTINUED from pE .:9
He was lighting red lamps
with wild abandon in Los
Angeles last Thursday night.
when he scored his first NHL
hat trick, and added an assist,
to help Edmonton crown the
Kings 8-2 in front of an offi-
cial 10.195 hockey fans at
Inglewood.
AP GAME REPORT
A game report the next day
by the Associated Press on
the Internet said, among other
things:
"Murray, a rookie drafted
oy Los Angeles in 1992...
- scored three for the first
time... as the Oilers routed
the Kings...
"(Hc) was playing at
Michigan Statc when the
Kings made him their sixth
pick ... Thc two sides talked
but Murray never came close
to leaving school early...
" 'They were having proh-
lems with their ownership, so
both parties decided it was
Netter i explore other
options,' he recalled.
"Murray eventually signed
with Edmonton in August
1995, and now. he's one of
the league's hottest newcom-
ers...
".:.Murray deflected in his
first goal of the gamc to forge
a 2-2 tic (at 3:40 of the sec-
ond period)...
"...he made it 4-2 at 6:46
(of thc second), He won the
faccoff, got away from a
kings defcnceman and wrist -
cd in his second goal...over
Fisct's glove...(marking) the
end of Fiset's fourth -consecu-
tive start.:.
ONE, TWb, THREE
"The onslaught continued
in the third period. Miroslav
Satan scored Edmonton's
seventh unanswered goal on
a wraparound...Murray got
the assist for his third point
of thc gamc...
"(He) completed his hat
trick with a wrist shot over '
(L.A. goaltending replace-
ment, Byron) Dafoe's glove
from 30 feet out at 13:31 for
Edmonton's eighth consecu-
tive goal. •
" 'My role is as a defensive
forward to stop the other
team from scoring.' Murray
said. 'Anytime 1 can con-
tribute anything else is a
bonus.' "
Rcm scored 90 points for
thc Cape Breton Oilers of the
American Hockey League
last season. Hc played both
minor and junior in Seaforth.
READY FOR HALLOWEEN - on Duke Street in Seaforth.
Socialites robbed
LADIES BROOMBALL
OCT. 23
PARR LINE 2
SOCIALITES 0
Socialites had plenty of
chances on goal scoring hut
got' robbed every time. They
were keen to go hut time ran
out. Parr Line seemed to he,
--having trouble getting on the
scoreboard, finally Kim I:cc
tips in a blasting pass and
puts the hall into thc fop cor-
ner of the net, not' far behind
is Cathy Innes walking in and
around thc'oppt►sing t,carn
players, shoots and scores'.
Quick reflex' passes by Tanya
'Eckert and Glenda Chapin. .
POLAR ICE -2
WINTHROP 1
The Ione goal for Winthrop
was scored by Jen Gallagher,
who thanks Christi)
Lconhardt and Tina Bosman
for the direct pass. Polar ice
picked up the pace and the
win as Cindy Moore scores
two profitable goals with
assistance From Kinn
Finlayson. Good game ladies.
GRADS I PARR EINE 0
Parr Linc caught 40 wi,(ks .
on this goal as they picked up
their smarts and played
superb hroomhall against -the.
Grads, to..keep the score
down t6 a low' margin. The
Grads seemed to he running
everywhere and finally hash-
ful Tony Van Den Hcuvel
drills the hall and right into
the net. He certainly couldn't
have done it witholt the help
from Jim Nynhuis and Mac
O'Neil.
Ladies Brciomhall.Oct. ,30.
9:00 p.m. Parr Line ladies s
Winthrop Ladies. 9:50 p.m.
Polar 'cc vs Socialites. 10:40.
p.m. Dum1pers vs Grads..
MENS BROOMBALL
OCT. 24
WiNfHROP 2 -
ROYALS 0
- Royals had a slow start but "
picked up the pace but not on
goals. they got no breaks at
all. OK Winthrop you finally
scored some goals as first -
goal was awarded to Joc-
Kyan and second goal by a
rookie Mark McNichol, lots
of assistance .from 'Dave
Sooliticns, Steve Knights.,
Mike Tliorn,as and Jerry
Bremner. The rookie took a
12 minute time' out i}s he
couldn't believe he scored a.
goal i .guess a• shim break
was needed for him to get his
second 'wind.
KNIGHTS 1 RAIDERS 0
Our Raiders were :Short on
players and on goals. Mr.
Vink didn't .seem to have a
problem on .scoring a goal as
the other leant had a•no show.
Mr. Lawrence Vink scored
unassisted:
CONTINUED on pg. 15
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