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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1988-11-09, Page 20L — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, NOVEMBER 9, 1988. ._.._ _..._ dies Aid members entertain Maplewood Manor residents The Ladies Aid of First Presbyterian Church : held its regular meeting at plewood Manor on Tuesday, November 1. One dozen residents were present in the *stair sitting room to be entertained by the following program: Two readings "Joy in friends" and "A Child's Viewpoint" were given by Viola Lawson a hymn with Mary Riley at the piano was sung, a scripture lesson from Proverbs was read by Edith McMillan and Prayer given by Edith Col- eman and a reading "Last Night's Hallowe'en" was given. A musical package contest was won by Grace Titford, while Edith Coleman played old favorite songs on the piano, hymns were sung and a poem by John Beattie, "Take with you a little honey", was read by Edith Coleman. Lunch was served by the staff at Maplewood, and Esther Thompson thanked the "Ladies Aid", on behalf of all the residents. The money for the copper contest is to be handed in to the leader before the December meeting. BLUE JAYS HONOR PLAYERS - The Toronto Blue Jays and Holi- day Inns honored 50 young ball players, representing amateur baseball leagues throughout Ontario, and their parents, at Exhibi- tion Stadium during the 1988 season windup on October 1-2. The kids were Grand Prize winners in the first annual Blue Jay spon- sored, Ontario Baseball Association "High 5" fundraising cam- paign. Over 25,000 palyers from 124 leagues participated to help Centenaires • from page 14A Jacks had scored five more goals in the third period -four of them on power plays. Seaforth's only accomplishment in the third period was a short handed goal by Ray Mur- ray which got him a hat trick. Travis Lyn- don assisted on the goal. The final score was 13-5 for Wellesley. The referee called 33 minor penalties, six Game Misconducts, and two Gross Miscon- ducts on the Centenaires through the game, while giving Wellesley 19 minor penalties. There were no fights in the game. Wellesley scored nine of its 13 goals on power plays. "I know I made a mistake by talking myself out of the game," says Mr. Nesbitt. But he also thinks he was the victim of a poor referee. He estimates his two Gross Misconducts will result in six or eight games of suspensions, and he will be appealing the penalties. Cam Doig will be helping out with the coaching of the team, and taking Mr. Nesbitt's place behind the bench during defray the cost of equipment, uniforms and travel expenses through the sale of "High 5" wafer bars. Blue Jay catcher Ernie Whitt and right -fielder Jesse Barfield presented a cheque for over $311,000 to the minor leaguers, sumbolic of funds raised in the first few months of the 1988 campaign. Jeff Holman, right, can be seen here with Jesse Barfield, Rob Ducey and Ernie Whitt. Sub- mitted photo. games. Mr. Doig was with the Centenaires on Sunday afternoon when they took on Brussels. The Brussels Bulls looked like they were going to walk away with an easy win against the Cents Sunday. They got two power play goals early in the game to take the lead. Wayne Regele scored unassisted as he jam- med the puck through the goaltender's pad to keep Seaforth in the game. And with 1:02 ' left in the period Brussels scored short handed to make the score 3-1. In the second period the Centenaires couldn't generate offence, and got only five shots and no goals, but their defence was working and the Bulls converted only one of 12 shots. The Bulls scored twice again in the first half of the third period. The score was 6-1 and "blowout" was in the air. (Or was that just diesel fumes from the relic they use to clean the ice at the Brussels arena?) 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The Bulls held on and with just over a minute remaining the Cents pulled their net - minder Trevor Fortune in favor of an extra attacker. Seaforth had most the play in Brussels end, until with 33 seconds remain- ing a Bull banked the puck off the boards at the blue line and into the empty Seaforth net. The final score was 7-4 for Brussels. Trevor Fortune made 33 saves for Seaforth, and Sterner 25 for Brussels. • The Centenaires' next chance to break their losing streak will come Friday, November 11 when they are in Mitchell. Their next home game will be Sunday November 13 when they once again take on Wellesley GINETTES RESTAURANT SEAFORTH'S FAMILY RESTAURANT! ROAST PORK DINNER includes coffee or tea and dessert SUNDAY. NOV. 13 5:00 - 7:00 'Daily Luncheon Specials •licenced Under LLBO *Seniors 15% off MON.-SAT. 6:00 A.M.-7:00 P.M. 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