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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1987-12-23, Page 1010' ----.THE HURON EXPQ$ITOR, DECEMBER 23, 1987 Cenfenai•res break. losing streak The Seaforth Centenaites looked like a two points. Betties picked up an assistand and put it 'away before the Bulls could say team reborn this weekend es they gave the his fifth point of the game on the goal, and 'mop'. Brussels came back with another top, ranked Exeter Hawks a run for their Kevin Melady got his third point. goal to try and maintain their two goal lead; money on Friday night In Seaforth, then With only 28 seconds left in the game and but the Seaforth team had other ideas, beat the Brussels Bulls on Saturday, the Centenaires still two goals down, Travis Carter narrowed the gap on a scoring play The Centenaires had some new faces in Lyndon - the ex -team captain of the Clinton with Betties and Melady, and following this• the lineupthis weekend as they took on the Mustangs - picked up the puck off a faceoff some hard forechecking by Williamson and Exeter Hawks in Seaforth. The Clinton at centre ice, busted downright wing, circl- . Terry Pugh caused the Bulls to cough up the Junior D club folded recently and, several ed behind the net fighting off defending puck in front of their net. Williamson drove players from that team showed interest in hawks, and caught the Hawks' goalie the puck right through Brussels goaltender playing for the Centenaires. Centenaires' unaware for an unassisted goal. Jeff McGavin to tie the game at three. So the coach Graham Nesbitt invited the players Now twelve seconds were left in the game Centenaires left the ice with a tie after the out to practiceand had four of them in Seaforth sweaters for the game Friday night against Exeter. Ron ,McKay,, Steve Lightfoot, Rich }kiddy, and Travis Lyndon gave the Centenaires a full lineup. The game against the Hawks was one of the best the Centenaires have played this year. The power play the team has been working on was really working inthe penalty -ridden game, and five of the seven goals the Centenaires scored came from power plank and Fortune was on the bench to allow an second period. extra Seaforth attacker. The Centenaires mounted one attack but it was broken' up The Bulls got another lead early in'the ' • and the. Hawks dumped the puck out to cen- third period, scoring at 18:35. But Melady tre ice. There wasn't enough time for the took a pass from Brad Beuttenmiller to tie Seaforth club to set up another good scoring the game up at 8:39, and Betties - not 30 opportunity, and the game ended 8-7 in favor seconds later - drifted the game winner past of the visitors. McGavin as he placed one right under the SEAFORTH VS: -BRUSSELS crossbar. The Bulls pulled McGavin to put, The Centenaires had another chance to an extra attacker on to try and tie the game break up an ugly 14 game losing streak on up, but the Centenaires held on for the re- '° Sunday night as they were in Brussels fac- mammg minutes; and Kettles got an empty- SEAFORTH COLLEGIATE HOCKEY TEAM - 1933 - This photo comes from the collec- tion of Frank Sills of'Seaforth'. Members of this hockey team were: back, G. Ballantyne, Clarence Trott, Jack Wright and I.H. Weedmark. Middle, D. Sills, George Parkes, Bill Cudmore, Earl Gillespie and Gordon (Sam) Rennie. Front, Lorne Pinkney and John Cardno: Jackson Studio, Seaforth photograph. Writer-recal- To the Editor: Recently, you had an article in your paper regarding the formation of a Hockey Team • at the Seaforth District High School. It cer- tainly has been a long time'since the last time they had one there — at least with the boys. In the 1960s and 1970s they had girl's hockey teams because some of my daughters were, on them. In the 1930s and 1920s there were quite a number of boys teams and I'm sure they had them, before that but .1 can't prove it. Perhaps some of your readers may be able to cast light on that. However I can prove the 30s by means of a photo which I am enclosing. It was taken about 1933 and in- cluded my brother Der Sells, John Cordno, Gordon -Rennie, Mr. Ballantyne the Prin- cipal, Mr. I.H. Weedmark the Science teacher and Physical .Instructor, George Parkes, Bill Cudmore, Clarence Trott, Neil Gillespie, Jack Wright and Lorne Pinkney. They are in uniform and most didn't wear MAY TI HS NOEL 1 TOP ALL -7i TH-E REST! 0 00 VEAL'S 'Abattoir - Meat Market Hwy, 83 3'•, miles east of Exeter 235-1123 CLOSED DEC, 25, 26, 27 00 . The Hawks got the first goal of the game ` ing the Bulls. net insurance goal to give the Centenaires a on a power play, but Centenaires' team cap- The 'Centenaires took . the Bulls by the 6-4 tain Mike Betties put away an answering horns rightfrom the opening face off, but in While their teani play has been improving goal assisted by Kevin Melady and Brad the first period they failed to .make the recently, the Centenaires still have a long Carter. Exeter jumped into a two goal lead scoreboard. Brussels got 15 shots on net and way to go savag t 1 th d thi • ge i er recor as they knocked in a pair of goals about a made two of them count to lump into an ear- season They now stand at 3 wins and 20 • t rt • second coming from a ly lead. losses, but these last two games are a good power play. Mike Schoonderwoerd got the Centenaires indication of what the team can do. Bu't the local club fought back as fiaek mWlhe game, as be received the-puck—The Centenaires-next-home-game-will-be from Kettles off a .draw in the Brussels end, January 3 when they tackle Belmont. ut a Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada LIFE 8 MORTGAGE INSURANCE PLANS DEFERRED ANNUITIES, INCOME TAX DEDUCTIBLE FLEXIBLE NO LOAD R.R.S.P. NON SMOKERS. RATES AVAILABLE Rep ARNOLD STINNISSEN 117 Goderich'St. East Seoforth Tel. 527.0410 defenseman Steve. Schroeder rocketed a shot from , just inside the blue line that caught the Exeter netminder off guard and screened, and the puck ended up behind him. Mike Schoonderwoerd was awarded the assist on the play, Brad Carter scored a tyinggo;al with less than two minutes left on the clock, assisted by Boddyand Betties, but the Hawks left the period a goal ahead as they scored with 33 seconds remaining. Early in the second period the Hawks put their offenseinto full gear and they owned the ice for five minutes. The first goal was scored at 17:14, and by 13:27 three more were scored as the Centenaires' defensive play fell apart -and the Hawks lead was ex- tended to 8-3. But they were to be the last goals the Exeter club. would get, and the Centenaires had a few left. Cents' net- minder Bill Tremeer was replaced by Trevor Fortune for the remainder of the game after the last Exeter goal. The power play went to work for the Centenaires, and Kevin Melady teamed up with Lyndon and Betties to get the team back on track. Betties got his second of the game with assistance from Rob McEwen and Kevin Williamson on another power play. In the third period the Centenaires held the Hawks down to 10 shots on net, and didn't let them put any past Fortune. Darren Akey, moved up from the point to play centre for this match, and deflected a shot to score his first goal of the season and put the Centenaires back in the running for SEAFORTH Anne, Penny, Andrea, Tracy May the Peace and Joy of Christmas Remain in your heart all year. Deiong Auto Service Jim, Brenda and Steve R.R. 1 Brucetield 233-5071 a* 1 -13 l? SEASONS GREETINGS Chris Merner, Bonita B'rin#melt, Wayne Dickins . s Dave Hysan, Chuck Collins, Larry Couch , " Marjorie Cansitt, Sandra Dalton, Gayle Pepper, * James Couture, Dan Rock , Scott rieagan, tig Doug Blacker Oftr RAIL 1 liiarna 262.331# RECREATION PREVIEW by Marty Bedard Hockey tournarrmeynt December 28 SENIOR SHUFFLEBOARD results for ` HOUSELEAGUE HOCKEY ON SATUR- Wednesday, December 16 are as follows: DAY, DECEMBER 26. Ladies: Ethel Haist 346, Rachel Reihl 306, RECREATION DEPARTMENT'S Hazel McGonigle 284. Men: Ken Cowan 361, WINTER PROGRAMS are set to go. William Kelley 348, Stan Hillen 346. WOOD REFINISHING: with Harvey PLEASE. NOTE: There will be NO shuf- Beuerman will be held on Monday evenings fleboard for the next two weeks. Senior from 7:30 to 9:30 pm at the Seaforth and Shuffleboard will resume on Wednesday, Distriet High School. Registration Fee will January 6, 1988. be $25 per person. Please bring your own PUBLIC SKATING DATES over the holi- small piece of furniture to work on. Pro - day season are: Tuesday, December 22 - 2-4 gram begins on Monday, January 4, 1988 pm. Wednesday, December 23 - 1-3 pm and will last 10 weeks. Moms and Tots. Monday, December 28 - 2-4 YOGA -_with Rita Loftsgard will be held pm. Wednesday, December 30 - 1-3 pm on Wednesday mornings from 8:30 to 9:30 Moms and Tots. am at the Seaforth and District Community, Seaforth - and District Minor Hockey Centres. Registration fee will be $25 per per - Association will be hosting their SECOND son, for a 10 week program. Classes begin on ANNUAL JUNIOR HOUSELEAGUE Wednesday, January 13, 1988. TOURNAMENT on Monday, December 28 Format for this program will include: from 8 am to noon. The mites will also have Relaxation, breathing, standing postures, an exhibition hockey game on the same day sitting and kneeling postures, lying down from noon to 1 pm. postures, concentrationexercises and I PLEASE NOTE' There will be no recovery and stretching. n this class you will learn how to stretch out tension, strengthen weak'areas of the body, and have a greater control over the mind. MEN'S BASKETBALL will continue on Thursday evenings from 7:30 to 9:30 at the High School. Ten weeks for $15, starting Thursday, January 7, 1988. SWIMMING -LESSONS at Vanaatra Recreation Centre will begin on Thursday, January' 14 from 4:30 to 6 pm. All color levels will be available. Transportation will leave from the Arena at 4 pm. Registration yy,, fee will be $40 which includes transporta- �,`?:ayl,.*P,`:;'�: •_ '`.(-t,;440(:4N14,0-40..1 X714,04 �1..1 tion, lessons and badges. t INCREASE YOUR RRSP FITNESS 15 FUN with Joy Lavis will con - L. INCOME WITH RRIF tinue in the new year on Tuesday and Thurs- For an Income that can hoop on � day mornings from 9 to 10 am at the Arena growing, tutn your RRSP Into a Mutual and Wednesday evenings from 8 to 9 pm also Invnstco` Raglctored Ratlramont ri ,� at the Arena. Registration fee will be $20 for • income Fund dee a week or $30 for twice a week. Classes •cl.bo.4 Rom Im.a)w•.n1 funds I° IM M0•v°I begin on Tuesday, January 12, 1988. Omer. ;K; "°t """"" `0` °O "' Other programs to watch for will be: Bad - •+Me.,.., fart e. t..f mental, t nbo:r.rry i A �` Bad- minton Ballroom Dancing, Basic and Ad - 00 :;''°"a.a°"'"°,.°"'�'°'°"r"'„,°"" vaned Microwave Cooking, Childrens ; : YOU w wo.uce eA°o *SUMO UP rau *IMP vn ' Gymnastics and Wood Carving. 7L', olu seem roe now To et01844 men '1*OM roue '! maIMrnl. For REGISTRATION OR INFORM. - Mutual TION on any of the above programs please Ctt ,y:• drop in to the Recreation Office located in I O y the Community Centres of call 527-0882. Inc Metry Christmas, and a very Happy New "'"'`"" `"+•"� Year to everyone. Let's make next year as c.+w•.r.d...a., mow r great as this year, Cheers. Water Well DRILLING W. D. Hopper and Sons ' 4 MODERN ROTARY RIGS Nsl! Dud Jim 527-1737 527-0828 527.0775 lfl :0,01„"`"7" di SEAM GREETINGS •McMillan and d t . 45;47 •,•) •r,:: : takes T rs A Very Merry Christmas with aila,ihe trimmings! KEITH SIEMON Farm Systems Ltd. R.R. #4, Wanton, Ontario -7314 high females• Heather McMillan at 111 and Barbie Stokes at 98, bawled the YBC highs for the girls en Wednesday, while Craig Harris at 139 and Steven Fehr at 135 were high for the boys. High doubles went to Heather McMillan at 202 and Barbie Stokes with 180. Steve Fehr bowled a 265 while Craig Harris bowl- ed 255, High averages are Carrie Bannon at 92 and Heather McMillan with 85. Derek McDonald averages 113 and Kevin McDonald has a 107. Standings are: Bulldogs 38, Latecomers 32, Snowballs, 30, Bluejays 27, California Cuties 27 and the Starfighters have 19. Sunday high girls were Noele Thompson at 104, Tracie Carter at 190, and Janet McBeath at 151. For the boys Joe Renny bowled a 125, Derek Gridzak bowled 179 and Kevin Dick 212. High triples were Noele Thompson at 244, Tracie Carter at 496 and Janet ' McBeath at 445. Joe Kenny bowled 295, Luke McMillan bowled 451 and Kevin Dick 544. .High averages are Noele Thompson 66, Tracie Carter 140, and Janet Mctieath 149. Boys highs are Joe Kenny 102, Robin Scar- row 133 and Jeff Alce at 161. Standings now are: Lightning Express 37, STrike Force 35, Having Fun 31, Spare' . it up 30, Keel Kats 28 and Strikers 27. ' Send a UNICEF Card Today And Help a Child in Need.