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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1998-03-25, Page 66 -THE HURON EXPOSITOR, March 4, 11)08 Entire squad chips in as senior Bears bounce St. Marys Scan Ludwig got his usual bundle of points, 42 to be exact. and Bruce Griffin chipped in a steady 13. But those two players weren't the key. The key to to the Seaforth District High School senior Golden Bears basketball team beating St. Marys last Friday afternoon. according to coach Paul Menary• was for the rest of the squad to score more than 20 points. They got 22. And the Golden Bears won a squcakcr. 77-72. It was the WOSSA qualifier at SDHS so the local hoop- sters advance to this week- end's WOSSA "A" tourna- ment. The Bears led frorn start to finish. 20-13 at the quarter, 40-34 at the half and 61-54 at three-quarter time. Scott Henderson and Ian McKichan both popped a half-dozen points for the Bears. Brent Rihey and Barry Medd added four points each and Brett Moffett scored a pair. The senior Golden Bears lost more than they won dur- ing the Huron Conference regular season. Ludwig has developed into a fine outside shooter and is averaging about 40 points a game. Griffin is no slouch either, and looks a lot more confident on the court than he did last season, with a far deadlier eye too. The team Tacks a big centre like most teams in the confer- ence have, Menary says. But McKichan is coming along at the position. The coach calls him the most improved on his roster. Reagan Price and Trevor ward were also up from the juniors for the qualifier, giv- ing Menary the luxury of some depth on the bench, in his sixth year as coach. TOUGH "D" - The senior Golden Bears are on defence in this photograph. In the darker jerseys, they are, from left to right: Barry Medd, Scott Henderson, Bruce Griffin, Ian McKichan and Sean Ludwig. Cents wait until last second of OT to stun Irish When old codgers cogitate in hockey rinks throughout the land at this time of every year. one of their favorite, oft -repeated sayings is - "Playoffs are a whole new season." The Scaforth•Centcnaires are proof of this. With a well-earned 4-3 win over the Lucan Irish in front of an official 325 fans at the Seaforth Friday night, the Cents took a three games to THE GOAL THAT WON IT - Scott Henderson's short- handed goal stood as the winner of Friday's Cents' game. DUBLIN ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION (DUBLIN PARK) T-L4LL a 5 PITCN WEDNESDAY,' MARCH 18 7:00 pm -9:00 pm SATURDAY, MARCH 21 9:00 am -12:00 pm 10.00 Registration 95.00 extra for late registration For more information call DALE 345-2552 Seaforth & District Community Centres HOCKEY POOL '9798 RANK STANDINGS Pte. as of Mar. 1/98 1. Main St. 3 585 2. Tim McNaughton *2 579 3. Bob McNaughton 41 576 4. Dave Scott 1 576 5. Mery Bennett 111 574 6. Forever Hab 572 7. SIC I 571 8. Bruce Wilbee 570 9. Leathal Weapons 569 10. Hooters 101 568 11. Terry Gray II 568 12. JMC I 567 13. Flanagan +- Kevin 566 14. Bob McNaughton *3 565 15. Flyers - 1111 565 16. CDB -1113 564 17. Flanagan - Mike 584 18. Legion of Doom 561 19. Bruce's Best 559 20. Joe II 559 21. Taylor II 558 22. N 16 558 23. Dumtar I 557 24. McNaughton S 557 25. Dave Scott 11 556 26. Dumtar III 555 27. Sarah 555 28. Wil 555 29. Bill Boon 554 30. Watford I 554 31. B & J Knight 112 551 32. Bobby Clarke 551 33. Cam Neely 551 34. SDCC Quick Pix 551 35. Main St. 2 550 36. Alain Vigneault I 549 37. Mery Bennett - 113 549 38. Regele *3 549 39. TaylorI 549 40. Ebb - 3 548 41. Smele *1 548 42. 11 18 548 43. Archie's Service II 547 44. Derek Nesbitt 547 45. J Devereaux & Girls 547 46. SIC 2 547 47. Quinn 546 48. Swampers II 546 49. Alain Vigneault III 545 50. Regele 112 545 This ed sponsored by 22 Qoderleh St., W., Ileatbrth one lead over the Lucan Irish 6 in their best -of -seven Morenz Division semi-final. That means the Irish have to beat them three -straight now, or they are toast, and Seaforth goes on. Who would have thunked it two weeks ago, at the end of this regular schedule? The Cents are defending Moren7 champs, but finished fourth this campaign, 21 points to the rear of the first - place Irish. If there has been a defining moment in this playoff it was last Wednesday night at Lucan in game three. The series was tied 1-1, and the two teams were knotted at 6 -all, with about seven sec- onds to go in 10 -minute over- time and the faceoff in Seaforth's end. OUCH, Ouch, ouch... Neither team won the draw clean, but Seaforth's danger- ous MVP sniper Steve McInally somehow got a hold of the puck and tripped into the Lucan end. He let fly a shot and scored cleanly with one tick left on CONTINUED on Page 10. Alt Deposits Insured Within Limits Rates subiect To Verification .3% 5 Yaar Annual lnuestmeniCentre Investment & Tax Planning Secure Investment Products ... from people you can trust SEAFORTH 96 Main St. . 527-0420 Serving Seaforth Since 1986 NEW SERVICE AVAILABLE - PARALEGAL PROVINCIAL & MUNICIPAL OFFENCES GOT A TICKET? FEEL YOU ARE NOT GUILTY? FEEL YOU NEED AN AGENT ON YOUR BEHALF? 3I YEARS AS A POLICE OFFICER FREE PRIVATE CONSULTATIONS CALL JIM MACLEOD 519-522-2055 SERVING HURON & PERTH COUNTIES 2TiankNu The Seaforth Figure Skating Club would like to thank the following people and businesses for helping to make our ice show a huge success: The New Hobby Shop Tucker's Meat Shop Dr. David and Thomas Drake Wilson Sanitation Pizza Train .Seaforth Co-operative Children's Kelly Auto Sates Centre Box Fumiture Willy's Catering Services Ice Dreams Bluewater Interiors Archie's Service Centre Lois Forde Mane Street Hair Care Anna's Dress Shoppe Bopsseys Beauty Boutique Seaforth Sewing Centre Hildebrand Paint and Paper Sparky's Place - Elza's Hair Design Heads and Tails Nifty Korners Wood You Like To Paint Hildebrand Flowers Ron Driscoll t Special Vincent's Farm Equipment The Huron Expositor Graham Nesbit and the Arena Staff Joanne Flanagan Scott Driscoll - Seaforth Lioness Club Rose Moulton Jolene Riley New Orleans Pizza Edward Fuels Dr. Gerald Hany & Dr. Elizabeth van Maanen Egmondville Country Market Janet's Country Donut Cafe Flower Magic Jocus (Chris Bruxer) Sizzlers Mclntee Real Estate The Downie (Lynda A.F. Vincent) The Looking Glass Kids Kloze Pete's Paper Clip Innovative Security Systems Hair Designs by J.C. Thanks Also to: Cindy Nigh Seaforth Co-op Dolt Centre Steve and Hazel Hildebrand Frank Verbeme and Trent Ward Outback Card Shack Colleen and Ryan Driscoll Doug Dietz Lois Forde Ice Dreams (Trent and Deb Ward) The Seaforth Ringette for allowing us to run a bit late and to the Seaforth Men's Rec Hockey League for backing up 1/2 hr. and allowing us extra time to decorate. And last but not least, to the many, many volunteers. Without you, this ice show would not have been possible. . TT T 'Mr -TT w- TTT Tom- -•!r- - -r i \ Saturday, March 7th COMPLIMENTARY ANNIVERSARI4 CAKE On Sale Saturdays In March For every 79¢ you cash in at the Customer Service Booth, receive a $1.00 "Dollar Certificate" to be spent at participating stores in the mall. Certificates will be on sale Saturdays in March between 1 1:30 am and 2:30 pm while supplies last and arc redeemable until April 4th, 1998 at 5:00 pm Maximum purchase $50, certificates sold in $50 hooklets. Details at Customer Scrvicc EST • MARKETPLACE' "Closer To You With Great Savings" At the comer of C.H. Meier and Ontario in Stratford Mall Hours: Mon.-Frl. 9:3010 9:00; Sat. 9:30. 5:30; Sun. 12:00 • 5:00 KIDS PLAY PARK NOW OPEN ► ;j ; j Presents... H ;j 11 i1 ' • 11 '• 11 • 11 1 ' j � I !I(-1II 1111 11 •j t j1 11 • • 11 ' 11 jP.M. rFREE ;1 i I ;�- Seaforth MARCH FOR FOR: LOCATION: DATES: IMES: COST: TO REGISTER: Recreation Department BREAKj Holiday Happenings '98 FIVE EXCITING DAYS OF ACTIVITIES YOUR CHILDREN TO ENJOY DURING THE MARCH BREAK. CHILDREN AGES 5 TO 12 YEARS MEET AT ARENA EACH MORNING MONDAY, MARCH 16 TO FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1998 9:00 am TO 4:00 pm (supervised lunch available) S10.00 PER DAY OR $45.00 FOR THE FULL WEEK CALL THE RECREATION OFFICE, AT 527-0882. i; j; j! ; I, 1! 11 1! 11 1! 1; j: •. 11 1! 11 11 11 11 • ' • • 1! j I •: I)L I.I: ot: \VIlI I March 16 - A.M. - Welcome Ice Breakers and Games PM. - Sports and Games March 17 - A.M. - St. Patrick's Day Craft with Susan Halfpenny P.M. - 5 Pin Bowling at Starlight Lanes March 18 - A.M. - Sports and Games P.M. - Movies March 19 - A.M. - Swimming at Vanastra Rec. Centre P.M. - Crafts March 20 - A.M. - Cook your own Lunch - Then eat it! - Skating Mon, Tue. Wed. Thu. Fri. PUBLIC SKATING WILL BE HELD AT THE ARENA EVERYDAY FROM MARCH 23 TO MARCH 27 FROM 1:00TO 3:00 P.M. Seaforth & District Community Centres HOCKEY POOL '9798 RANK STANDINGS Pte. as of Mar. 1/98 1. Main St. 3 585 2. Tim McNaughton *2 579 3. Bob McNaughton 41 576 4. Dave Scott 1 576 5. Mery Bennett 111 574 6. Forever Hab 572 7. SIC I 571 8. Bruce Wilbee 570 9. Leathal Weapons 569 10. Hooters 101 568 11. Terry Gray II 568 12. JMC I 567 13. Flanagan +- Kevin 566 14. Bob McNaughton *3 565 15. Flyers - 1111 565 16. CDB -1113 564 17. Flanagan - Mike 584 18. Legion of Doom 561 19. Bruce's Best 559 20. Joe II 559 21. Taylor II 558 22. N 16 558 23. Dumtar I 557 24. McNaughton S 557 25. Dave Scott 11 556 26. Dumtar III 555 27. Sarah 555 28. Wil 555 29. Bill Boon 554 30. Watford I 554 31. B & J Knight 112 551 32. Bobby Clarke 551 33. Cam Neely 551 34. SDCC Quick Pix 551 35. Main St. 2 550 36. Alain Vigneault I 549 37. Mery Bennett - 113 549 38. Regele *3 549 39. TaylorI 549 40. Ebb - 3 548 41. Smele *1 548 42. 11 18 548 43. Archie's Service II 547 44. Derek Nesbitt 547 45. J Devereaux & Girls 547 46. SIC 2 547 47. Quinn 546 48. Swampers II 546 49. Alain Vigneault III 545 50. Regele 112 545 This ed sponsored by 22 Qoderleh St., W., Ileatbrth one lead over the Lucan Irish 6 in their best -of -seven Morenz Division semi-final. That means the Irish have to beat them three -straight now, or they are toast, and Seaforth goes on. Who would have thunked it two weeks ago, at the end of this regular schedule? The Cents are defending Moren7 champs, but finished fourth this campaign, 21 points to the rear of the first - place Irish. If there has been a defining moment in this playoff it was last Wednesday night at Lucan in game three. The series was tied 1-1, and the two teams were knotted at 6 -all, with about seven sec- onds to go in 10 -minute over- time and the faceoff in Seaforth's end. OUCH, Ouch, ouch... Neither team won the draw clean, but Seaforth's danger- ous MVP sniper Steve McInally somehow got a hold of the puck and tripped into the Lucan end. He let fly a shot and scored cleanly with one tick left on CONTINUED on Page 10. Alt Deposits Insured Within Limits Rates subiect To Verification .3% 5 Yaar Annual lnuestmeniCentre Investment & Tax Planning Secure Investment Products ... from people you can trust SEAFORTH 96 Main St. . 527-0420 Serving Seaforth Since 1986 NEW SERVICE AVAILABLE - PARALEGAL PROVINCIAL & MUNICIPAL OFFENCES GOT A TICKET? FEEL YOU ARE NOT GUILTY? FEEL YOU NEED AN AGENT ON YOUR BEHALF? 3I YEARS AS A POLICE OFFICER FREE PRIVATE CONSULTATIONS CALL JIM MACLEOD 519-522-2055 SERVING HURON & PERTH COUNTIES 2TiankNu The Seaforth Figure Skating Club would like to thank the following people and businesses for helping to make our ice show a huge success: The New Hobby Shop Tucker's Meat Shop Dr. David and Thomas Drake Wilson Sanitation Pizza Train .Seaforth Co-operative Children's Kelly Auto Sates Centre Box Fumiture Willy's Catering Services Ice Dreams Bluewater Interiors Archie's Service Centre Lois Forde Mane Street Hair Care Anna's Dress Shoppe Bopsseys Beauty Boutique Seaforth Sewing Centre Hildebrand Paint and Paper Sparky's Place - Elza's Hair Design Heads and Tails Nifty Korners Wood You Like To Paint Hildebrand Flowers Ron Driscoll t Special Vincent's Farm Equipment The Huron Expositor Graham Nesbit and the Arena Staff Joanne Flanagan Scott Driscoll - Seaforth Lioness Club Rose Moulton Jolene Riley New Orleans Pizza Edward Fuels Dr. Gerald Hany & Dr. Elizabeth van Maanen Egmondville Country Market Janet's Country Donut Cafe Flower Magic Jocus (Chris Bruxer) Sizzlers Mclntee Real Estate The Downie (Lynda A.F. Vincent) The Looking Glass Kids Kloze Pete's Paper Clip Innovative Security Systems Hair Designs by J.C. Thanks Also to: Cindy Nigh Seaforth Co-op Dolt Centre Steve and Hazel Hildebrand Frank Verbeme and Trent Ward Outback Card Shack Colleen and Ryan Driscoll Doug Dietz Lois Forde Ice Dreams (Trent and Deb Ward) The Seaforth Ringette for allowing us to run a bit late and to the Seaforth Men's Rec Hockey League for backing up 1/2 hr. and allowing us extra time to decorate. And last but not least, to the many, many volunteers. Without you, this ice show would not have been possible. . TT T 'Mr -TT w- TTT Tom- -•!r- - -r i \ Saturday, March 7th COMPLIMENTARY ANNIVERSARI4 CAKE On Sale Saturdays In March For every 79¢ you cash in at the Customer Service Booth, receive a $1.00 "Dollar Certificate" to be spent at participating stores in the mall. Certificates will be on sale Saturdays in March between 1 1:30 am and 2:30 pm while supplies last and arc redeemable until April 4th, 1998 at 5:00 pm Maximum purchase $50, certificates sold in $50 hooklets. Details at Customer Scrvicc EST • MARKETPLACE' "Closer To You With Great Savings" At the comer of C.H. Meier and Ontario in Stratford Mall Hours: Mon.-Frl. 9:3010 9:00; Sat. 9:30. 5:30; Sun. 12:00 • 5:00 KIDS PLAY PARK NOW OPEN ►