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Home My WebLink AboutHuron Expositor, 2001-01-10, Page 11Sports sxPosITon, January 10, 2001-11 Winter recreation programs begin Happy New Year to everyone, 1 hope that you had a great holiday season. The Huron East Recreation Department will be offering Winter Programs beginning this week. Programs being offered are: Wood Refinishing, Wood Working, Dog Obedience, Fitness is Fun, Step Aerobics, Learn to Dance, Volleyball and Basketball. If you are interested in any of the above programs please call the Seaforth and District Community Centres at 527-1272 or 527-0882. Senior Shuffleboard is held at the Seaforth-and District Community Centres each Wednesday, afternoon_ from 1:30 - p.m.. Everyone is welcome to come out and enjoy an afternoon • and fellowship. Last week's winners Ladies: Catherine 374, Bea Stoll - 243, Preszcator - 239 Men: Ken Preszcator - 361 and of fun were: DeCorte and Velma Recreation preview By Marty Bedard Cor DeCorte - 253 Winter library programs start The Seaforth Branch Library has started the Winter Session. of Pre-school Story Hour. Story hour is held at the Library each Friday morning from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m., and will run from Jan. 5 to March 23. There is a small registration fee charged. For more information please call the Library at 527-1430. Marty Bedard Huron East Recreation and Facilities Dept. Phone - 519-527-0882 Fax - 519-527-2770 Email - c4threc@tcc.on.ca Centenaires give best effort of season David Stonely. "Stonely has played outstanding in his last couple of starts, so we'll be all right while we wait on Chuck," said coach Art Larivee. The Irish power play went 4 for 5 on the night which coaching staff attributed to Seaforth's slow start. "We stood and watched through the first period," said Papple. "No hustle, no stops and starts." The Cents look to move up in the standings as playoff spots begin to take shape, travelling to Port Stanley on Friday and hosting Mitchell on Sunday at 8 p.m. Teams defeats Trojans, 7-4, take on Mitchell Sunday The Cents were in Thamesford Friday, challenging the league - leading Trojans in Junior D action. Seaforth came up with their best effort of the season, trying to climb to the top of the Morenz division stunning the Trojans with a 7-4 victory. Matt Roberts, Scott Henderson (2), Aaron Parsons (2), AJ Larivee and Tim Sills, scored in the win. It was Sills' first game back from vacation and he answered questions regarding his play with an excellent effort back on a line with JD Nolan and Jeff Arnold. The team was without coach Jason Papple due to work commitments and the team's excellent performance without him suggested it was perhaps coaching that had been stifling Nolan and not Sills. General Manager, Dave Parsons was tight lipped Peewees gtt:to. semi-final round at Silver stick The Seaforth PeeWees made to the semi-final round of the Kincardine Silver Stick Tournament held Dec. 27-29 before being stopped by a Mitchell team in a close game. Seaforth defeated Walkerton 4-1 in its first game with goals scored by Mike McLaughlin (2), Matt Carnoclfan and Jared O'Rourke. Game 2 saw the squad taking on Exter and leaving them scoreless with two goals of their own from Mike McLaughlin and Dave Chesell. Mark Wilbee, who was in net for the tournament with Matt Devereaux, earned that shutout. Game 3 saw Seaforth take its first loss to the hometown team of Kincardine with a 1-0 score. But it was enough for the team to advance to the semi-finals where they lost to Mitchell, 1-0. about the situation saying only that "the team is having success right now," leaving it at that. Sunday, the Cents hosted Lucan in a division battle in what proved to be an exciting game with a 17 - goal outburst. Parsons set up Henderson with a cross ice pass to open the scoring but Lucan answered back with three consecutive power play goals to take a 3-1 lead into the second period. The teams exchanged scoring opportunities in the second as a run -and - gun game developed. Seaforth chipped away at the Irish lead, trailing 7- 6 starting the third period. Jeff Maccuspey evened the game on a blast from the point and went ahead on a goal by Sills before a bad pinch allowed the Irish to even the score with three minutes to go. Seaforth had some glorious chances including a shot by Henderson which Seaforth felt went in and Dianna's Country Bakery & Cafe St. Columban '345-2804 BAKERY SPECIAL Homemade 6" deep $� MEAT PIES Reg. 2.50 ....NOW • 2 eggs with bacon, ham or sausage toast & homefries until 11 a.m. Sat. & Sun. 82.99 . SUNDAY BRUNCH 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM $695 • SUNDAY EVENING BUFFET 3:00 PM TO 7:30 PM Salmon Loaf, Roast Beef $7 95 Come to the Brodhagen Community Centre Jan. 20, 2001 8-12 p.m. Dance to The Royalalres $25. per couple $1 5 ■ per person Lunch Provided Seaforth Optimist Club Travel The World Final Draw for 2000 January WINNERS Mark & Cheryl Steffler Carribean Cruise '100. Consolation Prize Tom Duffy 2001 TICKETS ON SALE NOW! Early Bird Draw later in January. - First Draw - February 1, 2001 out of the net but was waived off by the referee. One minute into overtime, Scott Henderson slid home a rebound on a sprawling Irish netminder for the dramatic 9-8 winner. "We got off to a slow start and we were weak defensively but it's a win," shrugged coach Jason Papple. Parsons acknowledged that, while it wasn't pretty, it was exciting for the fans. Goalie, Chuck Robertson vent down .with a sprained knee at the end of the second period and was replaced by rookie BRODHAGEN COMMUNITY CENTRE SWEETHEART DANCE with Randy Satchel) •�' February 10' 2001 Full course meal 7 p.m. d $40 per couple $20 per person FOR TICKETS CALL: 347-4127, 347-2731, 345-2718 Lookle Lookie 65 is Cookie a 1 Vanderpryt s A i i ... -» el There is indication N. rr for some celebration. '. .v • HAPPY BIRTHDAY :se :i from Your Family. arra. . CHRISTOPHER LEADERSHIP COURSE Gain confidence - learn effective speaking skills 11 Week Course Starts Jan. 23rd & Jan. 24th Stratford Jan. 25th, 2001 Listowel 7:00 - 10:00 Limited Enrollment For Information 345-2570 Toll Free 1-888-480-4992 or visit our website at: http://www.thelumen.com 5-fapp y 40th Anniversary yon e ' Karen 7vfenheere Love, Steve, Carla, Market' Zan - Dave c Angie, newest addition joskua, Pau! cy Karen, David cfr Nicol . Seaforth Taxi 527-0050 Hours: 6 a.m.$ p.m. Mon.-Thurs. 6 a.m.-Midnight Fri. -Sun. ALL YOU CAN EAT FISH & CHIPS $55 MACARONI & $ 90 PORK CASSEROLE 4 • SUNDAY, JAN. 14TH, 5 to 7 PM LIVER & ONIONS or HAM STEAK - Includes soup or garden salad, mashed potatoes or homemade fries, coleslaw, vegetable, dinner roll, coffee or tea and dessert $8.95 Seniors Discont 10% SPARKY'S PLACE FAMILY DINING 521-1964 90 Main St. Seaforth M.C.L. SOUND .* FULL D.J. SERVICE ,s Book Your Receptions, .,• ▪ Buck & Does early! v* For more info. call f w• John: Clinton w. • 482-9984 Barry/Donna: Mitchell LI • 348-0516 Royal Canadian Legion Br. 156 Seaforth SUNDAY DINNER January 21 4:30 to ? ROAST BEEF AND CHICKEN HOMEMADE DESSERTS ADULTS...$9.O0 CHILDREN...$4.55O PRE-SCHOOL...FREE TAKE OUTS AND DELIVERY AVAILABLE 527-0740 ■.■arra.■..a ti • • • • • • • • • • • 527-0180 CONSRAT1IIATIONS to this year's pizza winner KEITH SHELL (Keith says ... Pizza Party T.B.A.) WINNER! PIZZA FOR A YEAR Thank you to all whored. HOURS Mon.-Thurs. - 11 am -11 pm Fri. & Sat. - 11 am -1 am Sunday -- CLOSED GOOFRICH '4 tell FRI.-THURS. JANUARY 12 - 18 FRI. & SAT. 6:45&9:15 PM SUN. - THURS. 8 PM SAT. & SUN. MAT. 2 PM ALL MAT. SEATS '4.25 \I.11 (Il ltlti I \I tti (I 1;(m\! iii �..1I1,} 1i 1N FRI. & SAT. 9:15 PM ONLY SUN. - WED. 8 PM FRI. & SAT. 6:45 PM ONLY SAT. & SUN. MAT. 2 PM ALL MAT. SEATS '4.25 O L IRN N, c: 1. 0 8 K . 11,01)Ittt LIVERY FILMFEST THURS. JAN. 18 7 PM ONLY LONG DISTANCE, CALL 1•400.265.343e FOR TOLL FREE MOVIE INFO Fotheringham & McIntosh • Barbara Fotheringham and Ross McIntosh were united in marriage on. December 2, 2000 -at-Egnaondvllle United Church with Rev. Judith Springett officiating. Barbara is the daughter of Robert and Mary Fotheringham from RR #4 Seaforth. Ross is the son of Jim and Brenda. McIntosh from RR #4 Seaforth. Matron of Honour was Lisa Dutot friend of the bride and groom. Bestman was Mark Cantelon friend of the bride and groom. Bridesmaids were Amy Fotheringham sister-in-law to the bride. Carol Leeming sister to the groom. Ushers were William Fotheringham brother to the bride. Larry Hoggart friend of the bride and groom. The happy couple honeymooned in Cuba. Ross and Barbara reside at RR #4 Seaforth. Photo by Daniel Holm Royal Canadian Legion Br. 156 Seaforth SUNDAY DINNER January 21 4:30 to ? ROAST BEEF AND CHICKEN HOMEMADE DESSERTS ADULTS...$9.O0 CHILDREN...$4.55O PRE-SCHOOL...FREE TAKE OUTS AND DELIVERY AVAILABLE 527-0740 ■.■arra.■..a ti • • • • • • • • • • • 527-0180 CONSRAT1IIATIONS to this year's pizza winner KEITH SHELL (Keith says ... Pizza Party T.B.A.) WINNER! PIZZA FOR A YEAR Thank you to all whored. HOURS Mon.-Thurs. - 11 am -11 pm Fri. & Sat. - 11 am -1 am Sunday -- CLOSED GOOFRICH '4 tell FRI.-THURS. JANUARY 12 - 18 FRI. & SAT. 6:45&9:15 PM SUN. - THURS. 8 PM SAT. & SUN. MAT. 2 PM ALL MAT. SEATS '4.25 \I.11 (Il ltlti I \I tti (I 1;(m\! iii �..1I1,} 1i 1N FRI. & SAT. 9:15 PM ONLY SUN. - WED. 8 PM FRI. & SAT. 6:45 PM ONLY SAT. & SUN. MAT. 2 PM ALL MAT. SEATS '4.25 O L IRN N, c: 1. 0 8 K . 11,01)Ittt LIVERY FILMFEST THURS. JAN. 18 7 PM ONLY LONG DISTANCE, CALL 1•400.265.343e FOR TOLL FREE MOVIE INFO