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Sports
Centenaires leading playoff series 2-0
In second round playoff
action, the Seaforth
Centenaires have stunned the
defending champion Port
Stanley Lakers with two wins
to take a 2-0 lead in the
series.
Tuesday, the Cents opened
the series in Port Stanley.
After a tentative opening
period, Seaforth turned up
the pace and began to take it
to the Lakers. Despite
outshooting the Lakers, 21-8
in the second period.
However a five-minute
major cost the Cents a two
goal deficit facing the final
frame.
Two minutes into the third,
Port Stanley took a five-
minute penalty of their own
and that opened the door for
the Cents, as they replied
with goals by Aaron Parsons
and Justin Riccardi, to draw
even.
Port Stanley regained the
lead freeing a winger up the
right side beating Robertson
on a backhand blast.
In customary style
however, the Cents answered
right back as Scott Van
Dooren slapped in a rebound
30 seconds later to tie the
game again.
Seaforth pressed but it
looked as if the game would
head to overtime until a
quick pass from AJ Larivee
to Scott Henderson found
Van Dooren in the slot and he
buried the winner with 38
seconds remaining in the
game.
All told, the Cents outshot
the Lakers 45-19 in their first
win in Port Stanley in three
seasons.
Friday night, the squad
hoped to build on momentum
from game 1 but another
nervous first period saw them
fall behind 1-0 after 20
minutes.
"We seem to play the first
period with one hand on our
stick and one hand around
our own throat," said coach
Art Larivee.
"Once we get over the
nerves and play our game,
we're all right."
The teams traded second
period goals and the Cents
began the third down by a
goal.
Scott Henderson tied the
game at two then took the
lead for Seaforth as Jeff
Maccuspey sent him in the
right wing for his third of the
game.
With six minutes to go in
the game, Scott Van Dooren
finished a pass from
Henderson to open the Cents
lead to 4-2.
Port Stanley answered
back with a power play goal,
but again the Cents turned
right around 40 seconds later
and Jeff Maccuspey went
hard to the net and tipped in
his first of the series insuring
the game for Seaforth.
The series heated up in the
third period as Seaforth
youngsters Josh Holland
wrestled with Laker tough
guy Dan Fric and Matt
Roberts traded shots with
another Port Stanley veteran.
"The guys are playing with
passion right nbw," said
coach Jason Papple. "We're
having success with grit and
hard work."
Seaforth's win improved
their record to 11-2-0-1 in
their last 14 games at home
and General Manager Dave
Parsons gave accolades to the
enthusiasm of Cents fans
cheering on the locals.
"You want to see a group
of guys work their butts off
Special Olympics curling
Vanastra Curling Club members Paul Consitt, left, coach Sherri Taylor, Danielle Munro, Bradley
Shortreed and Ryan Jewitt finished fourth out of their eight -team division at the first ever
provincial Special Olympics Inivitational Bonspiel in Renfrew March 2-4. Absent are Brion
Salverda and coaches Don Jewitt, Chris Vanloo and Leanne McCowan. Vanastra won their
first game over Ottawa by a point, lost their second game to Renfrew by a point and then beat
Espanola. Curling hasn't been declared an official Special Olympics sport but was a
dr onstration sport at the national games last year in Ottawa.
contributed photo
Minor sports registration Mar. 28, 29
Spring is just around the
corner and it's time to think
ball, soccer and roller
hockey.
Once again the Seaforth
minor ball, minor soccer and
roller hockey registration
will be held on Wednesday,
March 28 and Thursday,
March 29 from 7-9 p.m. at
the Seaforth and District
Community Centres.
Dog Obedience Classes
The Huron East Recreation
Department will be offering
beginning dog obedience and
agility classes beginning
April 3 at the Seaforth and
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District Community Centres.
Obedience classes will go
from 7-8 p.m. and agility
classes will be held from 8-9
p.m.
Fitness Classes
Fitness is Fun spring
classes will begin during the
week of April 17.
Drusilla Leitch will once
BUCK & DOE
for
Craig (Ziggy) Snell
and
Julie Carter
Saturday, March 24
Blyth Community Centre
Music by DJ / Dancing 9-1
FOR MORE INFO CALL:
Mike 523-9805
Kris 522-0236
BUS PICKUP AT:
9 PM - Seaforth Arena
9:30 PM'- Clinton Ash & Game
Age of Majority Required
Seaforth
Minor Ball, Minor Soccer
and
Roller Hockey
Youth, Ladies, Boys (14-18 Years)
Registration Night
at
Seaforth & District Community Centres
Wed., March 28 & Thurs., March 29
7:00 PM -9:00 PM both nights
For more information please call
SEAFORTH ARENA 527-1272
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again instruct the morning
classes on Tuesday and
Thursday mornings from 9-
10 a.m.
Drusilla will also instruct
line dancing if enough
interest is shown.
Please watch for more
details on evening classes
during the spring.
BUCK & DOE
for
Trevor (Bootsy)
Fortune
Sheila Litt
Sat., March 31st
Seaforth & District
Community Centres
Music by: Prime D.1.
Lunch Provided
Tickets: $5.00
For Tickets call
Fortune's 527-1896
or Litt's 527-1275
and never give up; be there
Wednesday night," said
Parsons.
The Cents played game
three Monday in Port Stanley
and are home for game four
tonight (Wednesday) at 8
p.m. Game six (if necessary)
is in Seaforth Saturday at 8
p.m.
In other Yeck conference
matchups; Mt. Brydges
downed Thamesford 5-2 and
6-5 to take a two -game to 0
lead in that series.
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UPCOMING DANCES
at the
Brodhagen Community
/ Centre
Saturday, March 31st
South Bound
Saturday, April 7th
Diane & Country
Cavaliers
For information call
347-4127 or 347-2731
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John: Clinton'',.
482-9984
M.C.L. SOUND
Barry/Donna: Mitchell
348-0516
Goderich Power
and Sail
Squadron
COURSE
SCHEDULE
2001 VHF Radio Taik
March 20, 27 & April 3 - $35
Goderich - Exam: April 10
Victoria Public School
contact Fulton Charlton
519-524-2578
GPS Training
Clinton & District High School
Date to be announced
contact: Rod Wraith
519-357-2586
2001 Boat Pro Training 81
April 3,10,17-S55
Clinton & District High School
contact Dean Nisbett
519-524-4963
or Judy Alilovic
519-482-9511
2001 Boat Pro Training 82
May 1, 8, 15 - $55
Clinton & District High School
contact: Dean Nisbett
519-524-4963
or Judy Alilovic
519-482-9511
www.odyssey.on.ca/mgpss
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Buck &
Doe
for
Sean Melady
Rene Jekl
Sat. March 24
Seaforth Arena
Music by DJ
$5.00 Tickets
Age of Majority
For more information
345-2148 or 345-0124
OPEN
FOR TI! SEASON
FRIDAY, MARCH 23RD
SEAFORTH FREEZE KING
DRIVE.IN
1968-2001
Come Try our
FISH & CHIPS
Children's Menu Available
Ron & Gloria
Phone 527-0034 Fax 527-1949
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FORTHCOMIlVG M[ARRIAGE�
/Bill and Helen Southgate of Seaforth are
pleased to announce
the forthcoming
marriage of their
daughter
Katherine Jane
to
Richard
Johann Meier
son of Richard &
Margaretha Meier of
Goderich. The ceremony will
take place on
March 24, 2001 at 6:30 pm
at St. Thomas Anglican Church,
Seaforth
B & W TRAILBLAZERS SNOWMOBILE CLUB
ANNUAL
SPRING DANCE
WHEN:
Friday March 30, 2001
WHERE:
Brodhagen Community Centre
TICKETS: $5.00 EAch At The Door
or CaII Ted (519) 345-2012
Josh (519) 345.0067 or B&K Tire & Battery
(Brodhagen Ont.) or Faust Home Hardware
(Mitchell Ont.)
DON'T WAIT TICKETS GOING FASTIIII
Happy 25th Anniversary
Alien and Frances Wynja
March 26, 1976 March, 2001
Love from your family
FRI. - THURS
MARCH
23-29
FRI. & SAT.
6:45 & 9:15
SUN. - THURS.
heart
BREAKeRS
FRI. & SAT.
6:45 & 9:15
SUN. - WED.
8 PM
LIVERY FILMFEST
THURSDAY
MARCH 29 _
7 PM ONLY
LONG DISTANCE'S CALL 1-800.265.3438 FOR TOLL FREE MOVIE INFO
Tiank- fou
for the generous support of the
Seaforth Mites Hockey Tournament,
March 13 & 15, 2001
Archie's Sunoco
Box Furniture
Cardno's Men's Wear
Clarice
Culligan Real Estate
Dekroon Farms Ltd.
Forbes Flower Magic
Hensel! Co-op
Hildebrand Flowers
James A. Thomas
K. James Etue Insurance
Keating's Pharmacy
Ken DeCorte
McConnell, Stewart and
Devereaux Barristers
McGavin Farm Equipment
McLaughlin Chev-Olds
Middegaal Pools
Pete's Paper Clip
Pizza Train
Rona-Cashway Seaforth
Seaforth Automotive
Seaforth Creamery Inc.
Seaforth Insurance Brokers
Seaforth Vet Clinic
Sills Hardware
T.D. Bank
Tom Devereaux
Chiropractic
Total Image II
Tucker's Meat Shop
Watt's Maintenance
W.G. Thompson and
Sons Ltd.
4 vwut Special
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The
Seaforth
Knights of Columbus
would like to thank everyone who
assisted with or made donations
to the annual
HOCKEY TOURNAMENT
to make it such a
tremendous success!
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