The Huron Expositor, 1999-03-10, Page 1514 -THE HURON EXPOSITOR, Mrrvh 10, 1999
The Centcnaires lost their final game against the Mitchell Hawks Saturday night in Mitchell, 4-0 after taking their
toughest adversaries through seven games.
Coach happy Cents took Hawks to seven games
BY SCOTT HILGENDORFF
Expositor Editor
..They were the Centcnaires
toughest foes all season hut
coach Jason Papplc is
pleased the team was able to
take the Mitc.hetl Hawks
through seven games in
Morenz Division of the
Junior Development Lcaguc
semi --final action. .
I'm pretty happy with
• how it all turned out," said
Papplc. .
The Hawks Icad the series,
2-0. making seven straight
games that the Cents lost to
the hard -playing team. .
Bus trip, p
The Seaforth Recreation
Department and the
Vanastra Recreation Centre -
will he,offering a Bus Trip
• to Pioneer -Sports World on
March 17. The bus will
pick up at the Seaforth and
District Community
Centres shortly after 9:00
a.m.'and return before 4:00
p.m.
Cost for the trip is
$25.00 which includes the
bus ride, rock climbing.
Pizza and pop. Other
activjties as'ailahle for an
extra fee once there include
the hatting cages. golf
driving range, and the large
arcade room. Please call
the -Recreation at
527-0882 .for more
information or Tcgistration.
Eseryunc must pre -register.
March break
The Seaforth Recreation
Department. will be
offering a March Break -
Holiday • Happenings
Program for children five
to -12 years of age. The
program will run:from 9:00
a.m. to 4:00.p.m.'each day
01 the March Break (March
15 - 19) at the Seaforth and
District `Community
Centres. Come enjoy
swimming, howling, crafts,
sports, games, movies and
lois of fun. Registration
fee will he $10.00 per day
or $45.00 for the week. To
register please call the
Recreation Office at 527-
_,__ 08112. • -----.
Horticultural .Society
The Seaforth
Horticulture Society will
he having its •first meeting
of the
year. tonight. March 10 at
the Northside United
Church... This will he a
Potluck supper meeting
beginning at.6:15 p.m. For
more information please
call 527-1753.
1%1illcnniunt boxes
• The Scaloith Branch
Library will he offering
"millennium boxes" craft
day on Friday; March 19,
1999 at 2.00 .pm. Cost for
this activity will be $2.00
and all interested children
ages 6 10 years must pre -
register by call the library
at 527-1410.
Shuffleboard
Senior Shuffleboard
continues every Wednesday
Papplc said the team .is
more disciplined, making
them tough to beat.
- But Game 3 of the series
saw the Cents taking a 5-3
win over Mitchell before
being set hack again in Game
4.
Seaforth managed tq bring'
the series to a 3 to 3 tic going
into Game 7. in Mitchell
Saturday night where they.
lost, 4-0, putting an end to
what had been a difficult
•
season forthe team. •
• We hadn'theat them all:
year. To take them to seven
games. we're happy with
that," he. said.
The final game was played
•
_with three lines and Pappte
said the team was getting a
• little tired., •
• And Mitchell came out its
strongest, for that final game.
It marked the final game
for Steve Mclnally and Jason
Hcn'lerson's Centcnaires'
career. With the final 30
seconds of the game -and the
'team losing 4-0. -Ptapple sent
in Henderson and. Mclnally
for one last go at the net:
While Henderson said the
final shot on net crossed the
line, the referee didn't agree
and the duo were unable to
`tally a score for the. Cents;
that night.
.But for the two: Papple
•
Tanned for March 17
•
•
' ecreation
Preview
by Marty Bedard
afternoon from 1:30 to 4:00
pm at
the Seaforth and District
Community Centres.
-Everyone is welcomer
come enjoy an afternoon of
fun and social. Last
week's winners were:
Ladies: Mary McMillan -.
416, Velma Presxcator -
385 and Helen MacKenzie
-. 355
" Men: Cor DeCorte -.412,
Ken Presxcator - 383 and
Earl Mc -Naughton --329.
Please' note that
`shuffleboard .will he
cancelled On March 31,
April 7 and April 14 due to•
Arena hall bookings. .
Hockey Tournament
T`hc annual Knights of
•
Columbus Hockey
Tournament will he held at-
thc Seaforth and District
Community Centres on
Saturday. March 20 and
Sunday. March 21, 1999.
Come out and cheer Liar
yourfavourite school.
Babysitting course ,
The Seaforth Cooperative
Children's Centre is'
offering a babysitting
course on Wednesday. •
March 17 from 9 a.m. to 5
p.m. The cost is $27. To
register. call 527-0682.
Registration nights
Please watch for the
annual Registration Nights
for Ball. Soccer anal Roller
Hockey. The registration
will take place during the
last wick of March.
Please watch and listen
for more details.
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said, "[t was a good°.finish."
In. one lost playoff game.
Papplc said they should have
had it with the number of.
shots they had on net.
"Their goalie played ,really
well. He held them in it.':
Papple said.
He said their first 'win
against Mitchell was one of
the seasons highlights for
the team.
He said it watt a tough
season on the'team with a
.number of -players leaving.
"We didn:t cnd upwith the
same team?' he said. .
Despite the loss of
Henderson and Mclnally,
Papple thinks if the latest. .
version of•the"team. sticks
together. they could come a
long way next year. •
"'There's a few young guys
who really came, along." said
Papplc.
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BEGINNING!
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Nay 8 West. C::nton
482-1234 .
Reading Vision: A Prpbiem
for the Middle Aged
.By: Dr. Louis- LaPlante
A strange sounding name called preahyopia
vision condition that affects most people after *Omit age
40. It occurs because the eyes lens, which is responsible
for focusing, loses its elasticity and ahilit ' to hend light as
it grows older. In fact, after 70 years, it will not bend at
all. .
This age-related vision.problem progresses and
requires a thorough eye examination every two years to
maintain optimum reading comfort. Telltale signs are a
tendency to hold reading material at arms length. and
difficulty reading in dim light. Tired eves or, headaches
after concentrating. with reading, viewing a computer
screen, or doing other close work are also .Signs: •
' • Optometrists can.readily solve this rr:adsng problem
with prescri:ption.glasses or contact lenses. There are a lot
of choices today. These include., •-
• Reading glasses - these have one prescription for clow-
work. it's a good choice for people with dear distance
vision or those who wear contact lenses for distance
viewing. They moat. be removed to see properly. far away.
. • Half -glasses - thesa may suit some people who. want to
be able to see clearly for reading as well`as for far away
when they lookup. • '- -
• Bifocals - gives clear near and distance vision in one
prescription lens only. • .
• Invisible bifocals - lens -power changes gradually from
top to hdttom without any visible lines ' Also called
Progressive Additions Ienses.or No -Line bifocals
• Monovision -'this only. works for some people A contact.
- lens focused for near vision- is worn on one r -ye and a
distance contact (if needed) is worn on' the dominant eye.
•i -have found that many patients are quite concerned
that they're losing their sight. It's important to- reassure
them that presbyopia is not a, disease or health concern
but a normal.part of aging. ft does not cause blindness.
March 24: Watch for: Cataracts and tisror -
Church
Services
You are invited to attend
. these area -churches
St. Thomas
Anglican Church
Jarvis St. Seatorth " ,•
Rev_ Robert Hiscoi
482-7861
Sunday March 14'"
Service of
Morning Prayer
at 9:30 a.m. .
. CAVAN
(Winthrop)9'30a.rr ;
NORTHSIDE
(Goderch St . Seatonhi It 00 a m -
UNITED CHURCHES -
Mivpter Rev. Jane Kuepler
.. ' 527-2635
Sunday.School during services.
. • nursery provided. -
1
First Presbyterian
• Church
1
Godench St W Seaforth
- . it 45 AM -
SundSchool ing church
ay - dur
Minister Rev,cholas Vanaermey
Nicholas�•
527 -0170
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Bethel Bible Church
An Associated Gospel Church
Meeting at Seaforth High.
• 9:45 a:m. B414le School
11:00 P/orship
Small Group Meetings Weekly
Pastor Doug Cornveau 522.0070
Catholic Church
Masses
Victoria St.. Seaforth .''
Saturday -.5 t 5 pm _ .
Sr: James Parish, Seaforth
Saturday - 7 is pm '
St. ,loseph s Parish. Canton
Sunday -.900 am.' '
St. Michael's Parish. Blyth
Sunday • 11 00 am
St James Pansn, Seaforth
• Father Dino Salvador '
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