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Home My WebLink AboutHuron Expositor, 2003-11-19, Page 1414 -THE HURON EXPOSITOR, NOVEMBER 19, 2003 Susan Hundertmark photo Peter Flanagan Memorial Tournament Seaforth players Abby McGavin and Brandon Beaver go to the boards after a puck during a game against Goderich that Seaforth lost 9-0 in the Peter FlanaganMemorial Tournament over the weekend. Winners of the tournament were Owen Sound and Mount Brydges. Atom 2 to skate in London By Susan Hundertmark Expositor Editor Seaforth's Atom 2 hockey team will be skating on the big ice at London's John Labatt Centre on Friday, Nov. 28 as part of a promotion by the London Knights. The Seaforth team, made up of local nine and 10 -year-olds, will be playing a 45 -minute game against a Blyth Atom team at 5:45 p.m. before the regular Knights' game. And, one player from each team will be chosen to warm up with the Knights before the national anthem is played. "It's pretty neat," says coach Pete Martene. "The team is keen. They get to stay for the game with the Knights afterwards and get their names on the big screen." The Atom 2 team is the second Seaforth team to participate in the Knights' promotion. Last year at the end of the minor hockey season, the Seaforth Atom 1 team was invited to play, again against Blyth, before a Knights game. "It was a freak thing last year," says. coach Ralph Currie. "We phoned down to price tickets because. we wanted to watch a Knights game as a team and were invited to play." During the same day, four other minor hockey teams also played games and six young players got to join the Knights on the ice for their pre -game warm-up skate. Jordan Currie was the lucky one from Seaforth. "He was a little scared at first because he thought the pucks might be flying but it was just a skate and then standing with the team for the national anthem," says Currie. He says the promotion involved each team selling 40 tickets each for the game, something neither Seaforth nor Blyth had difficulty doing as 83 people from Seaforth attended that night and over 40 from Blyth. "It was a great night. The kids had a hoot on the big ice surface and we all had fun watching the Knights game, even though the Knights lost to the Rangers and there was a goaltender fight that night," he says. Seaforth teams interested in taking part in the Knights' promotion were given an opportunity to sign a sheet at the arena. Martene says the Seaforth Novice team will also be playing at the John Labatt Centre sometime in January. Matt Shuffle photo Flag Football defeat The t. Columban School boys' team placed second in a recent flag football tournament in Goderich. Above, Brendan Bilcke runs down the field with Nathan Kinsman behind him. Brussels 4H Show & Sale •P- ' , lidt Grand Champion Beef Corey Rintoul Buyer Teeswater Concrete Grand Champion Lamb Shawn Drost Buyer Vattoudis Meat Elysia Townsend Katelin Nolan Malcolm Grey Insurance Townsend Tire Dave Salverda Graeme Craig - McKillop Insurance Photo Not Available Anthony Nolan KKN Builders Brussels 4-H Show & Sale was held Oct. 11 at Brussels Livestock. There were 25 calves and 33 Iambs. The 4-H members would like to thank Don Sholdice and Keith Todd for judging and Len Gamble for the use of his sales bam. We would also thank Keith Cardiff for buying breakfast and Howick Insurance for lunch. Thanks also to the following buyers: Delaney Capital, Silver Creek, Helm Welding, Teeswater Concrete, Smyth Welding, Omni Insurance, Frank Foran, Thompson feed & Supply, Cooks Elevators, Cliff Livingston, Dauphin Feed & Supply, Elliott Fence & Guiderail, Lucknow Co-op, McCaII Livestock, Jim Coultes, Norwich Packers, Omni Insurance, Valtoudis Meat Packers, MacDonald Lumber, Brussels Stockyard. Shouldice Insurance, Huron Feeding Systems, Elgin Hogg, Brussels Stockyard, Brussels Transport, Brussels Agri -Service, Walton Inn, Townsend Tire, John Farrell, CIBC - Mitchell, Green's Meat Market, Royal Homes, J. Coultas, Blackbum Radio Inc., Huron Tractor, Lowry Grain Farms. Thompson Feed & Supply, Thompson Feed & Supply, Ripley Vet Clinic, Beefway, L. Collins, and cash sponsors:: MD Agvet (Ivomec) Formosa Mutual Insurance, TD Bank - Wingham. 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