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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1990-10-24, Page 13TRAFFIC JAM IN FRONT - Seaforth Centenaires' goaltender Dana Duskocy (29) appears to have made the save on this shot from dose range by Mitchell Hawks' center Rob Boville (18), but the puck got past Duskocy and Centenaires rearguard Jett Gemmel! (7) and ended up in the net as Mitchell blanked the hometown Centenaires 5-0 Friday night in Westem Junior D Hockey League action. Bader photo. Centenaires lack snap, crackle, pop The Seaforth Centenaires got a point but lost the game Sunday afternoon at the arena, 8 - 6 in overtime to Alvinston's Flyers. The ending wasn't the best, but it was a far better game and effort than the 5 - 0 loss to the Mitchell Hawks at the arena Friday. The disappointing homestand leaves the Centenaires with five points after seven games from a win, two ties and three losses, including Sunday's in OT. A full five-minute stop -time overtime is a new wrinkle in the Ontario Hockey Association Western Junior D League this season, and the over- time loser gets a point. Seaforth is in a two-way tie for seventh place in what looks like what is going to be a well balanced league this season, one point away from the basement and four points out of first place. The local juniors are on the road to Mitchell this Friday night for an 8:30 game, and return to the Seaforth and District Community Centres Sunday afternoon at 1:30 when Belmont is in town. Kevin McLlwain's goal with slightly more than a minute left in regulation time got the local fans jumping up and down and sent the Centenaires into overtime Sunday, where Dennis Meston fired the winner past Bill Tremeer about half -way through the five minutes. The Flyers flipped the insurance goal into an empty net with 43 seconds left. Seaforth fell behind 3 - 0 early in this game, in the same kind of trance they were in Friday, but came rapping back to equalize with help from a pair of powerplay goals by the end of the first period. It was 6 - 5 for Alvinston after the second 20 minutes. Six Centenaires shared lamplighting duties: Ted Sills, Kory Dietz, Blair Beuremann, Jason Carter, David Williams and Kevin. Beuermann also got a pair of as- sists, as did Paul McLlwain. Jason Schoonderwoerd helped set up three goals, and Karsten Carroll and Jeff Gemmell each had one assist. Referee Tom Blake gave Alvinston eight minor penalties and Seaforth had seven. Seaforth had far less snap, crackle and pop Friday night, as the older and stronger Hawks got down to brass tacks from the opening whistle and beat the Centenaires to the puck all night.. Trevor Harmer scored twice for Mitchell, and Steve Eidt, Mark Ulch and Rob Boville each found the mark once, behind Centenaires' goalie Dana Duskocy. Seaforth came close a couple of times, but it wasn't enough to write home about and they rarely tested Steve Soedcr, who got the shutout. The Hawks led 2 - 0 after the first period, and 3 - 0 after the second. Referee Pete Chisholm gave Mitchell four minors and a high sticking major Seaforth had five minors. Hot Stove League: Karsten Car- roll, Deitz and Jason McNichol are the team's early point scoring leaders, each with five. McNichol is no longer with the team... The Centenaires are still waiting to hear back from the Western Ontario Athletic Association on their appeal to have Shawn Jacklin released from the Brussels minor hockey system. Jacklin, a defenceman who could really help the Centenaires, has three years experience with the Brussels midgets but wants to play junior this year. Brussels feels it would wreck their midget team. Meanwhile he comes to every game in civilian clothes, and continues to skate with the Centenaires in prac- tice and Wingham's high school team.... All Centenaires players, management and fans are invited to Mitchell's "Meet the Team" and Fan Appreciation Party for some fun, food and refreshments fol- lowing Friday night's tilt in Mitchell. There is no admission cost. Sounds like a deal to me....Belmont and the Centenaires tied 1 - 1 in their only meeting this season. Novice ringette season opens in Hensall The Seaforth Novice Ringette girls have been practising hard for almost a month now in preparation for their season opener against Exeter, in Hensall, next Sunday, October 28. In addition to the 11 "veterans" - Katie Murray, Lori MacKay, Mar- sha Denys, Kim Devereaux, Jenny Del Vecchio, Tricia Jansen, Katie Holland, Missy Etue, Nicole Munro, Clair Eckert and Jessica Finlayson, there are six rookies on the team - Jeannette Crowley, Andrea Longstaff, Sara Agar, Kim Janmatt, Bronwyn Phillips and Danielle Kistner. On Saturday, October 13, the girls travelled to Forest for an exhibition game. Although Seaforth Novice lost this game 11 - 12, for the ngw girls it was their first taste of real action and a good learning ex- perience. Nicole Munro and Jenny Del Vecchio each scored a goal and earned an assist. The lessons of the week before Mark Down Sale Some include Extra Factory Rebates. Over 200 appliances to Choose from. A smsII deposit will hold Drysdale Maior *prances I nsai ntario The Poe* to Buy Appliances 262.2728 O M Dally Fri. too $ p.m. must have stuck with the girls because on Saturday, October 20, the Novice girls had another ex- hibition game, this one against Mitchell, and they came away from this victorious. Nicole Munro scored a hat trick and added an assist. Tricia Jansen scored one on an assist from Kim Devereaux and one unassisted. Jenny Del Vecchio also added one in this 6 - 2 victory. The Novice girls are enthusiastic about playing Ringeue, are working hard to improve their Ringette play and would appreciate support at their next home game. THE ri 4Ut' EAPV8t TCAs. OCTOBER t4 tvek.i LTHIS WEEK IN Atoms win regular season game against Clinton, but lose exhibition to Harriston The Atom 1 hockey team played us first regular season game un Saturday when Clinton came to town. Seaforth won the contest 6 - 1 Only one goal was scored in the opening period. Brandon Nash's shot hit the post and deflected ted into the net. Clinton tied the game early in the second but 24 seconds later Seaforth had the lead again. Scott Van Dooren took the puck into the Clinton end. When he got to the face off circle he noticed that Mark Van Dooren was standing along in front of the net. He made a beautiful pass onto Mark's stick and Mark flipped it upstairs. The next grail was set up by the Van Ductal duo. Scott passed to Mark who took the shot, picked up his own rebound, skated around the net and then peed the puck out front to Scott Henderson who popped it in. The third period was also produc- tive for the Seaforth boys. Derek Smith scored with a hard wrist shot after Pat Coyne gave him the puck. Then Scott Henderson passed the puck up to Mark Van Dooren who took a shot. Scott Van Dooren picked up the rebound and had no trouble putting it over the sprawling goalie. Clinton didn't give up and with only 42 seconds to play Chad Chipchase scored Clinton's second goal of the game. Seaforth couldn't let them nave me last woru so with 23 seconds left in the game, Jered Munro made and end to end rush and scored the final goal. The score was Seaforth 6 and Clinton 2. The Seaforth's elation was to be short-lived, however, on Sunday Harriston came to play an ex- hibition game. They took the lead late in the first period and Seaforth didn't tie it up until late in the second period. Josh Dietz let a hard shot go from the point and Mark Van Dooren deflected it into the net. Only 23 seconds later Harriston took the lead again and never looked back. The final score was Harriston 5 and Seaforth 1. Story hours to resume at library NO SENIOR SHUF- FLEBOARD TODAY. Last weeks winners were: Ladies - Mars Shea (412), Audrey McLean (349) and Ina Scoins (329). Men - Bruce McLean (427), Gordon MacKenzie (331) and Bert Walters (315). STORY HOUR at the Seaforth Library will begin again on Satur- day, October 27, from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. This will be for children ages 4 to 7 years. This first Story Hour will be a Halloween Party. Don't miss it, call 527-1430 for infor- mation. The Library has decided to extend Story Hour. It will also be held on Friday mornings for the pre-schoolers (3 - 5 years of age) from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. THE HURON COUNTY MUSEUM would like to know if you have a toy that holds a special place in your family. If so, would you like to share your treasure with the children who participate in the 1990 Christmas programme. Toys will be handled with Professional Care, insured and owner identified. A Temporary Loan agreement will be signed. To make this exhibit meaningful all toys must date prior to 1950. Entire collections will not be accepted only a maximum of four toys per family. Please provide a history of the toy, if available. For your convenience the Museum Staff will pick up all toys at the NESBIT ELECTRIC LTD. 2294222 *Electrical Contracting & Maintenance •Electric motor sales & service •Pole Line Construction •Bucket Truck Service •24 Hour Emergency Service after 6:00 PM Call TOM RAPSON 527-1643 .••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • JOIN US You are invited to a preview of the 1991 Toyota models featuring the all new Tercel We want you to be among the first to have an advance look at the automobiles that will be changing the shape of the nineties. The all new Previa Celica and the boldly redesigned '91 Tercet will be on view. Thursday, October 25th 7p.m.to 10 p.m. We would like to thank the many customers who made the 1990 model year such a success and ask only for the opportunity to earn your business in the future. EXETER TOYOTA • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •••••••. RECREATION PREVIEW by (Recreation Director) Marty Bedard Seaforth Branch Library on Satur- day, November 3 from 2 to 4 p.m. They will be returned on Saturday, January 19 from 2 to 4 p.m. Toys will not be accepted after Novem- ber 4. Be a part of this community heritage project and create a special Christmas memory for Huron Coun- ty. The Seaforth and District RIN- GETTE ASSOCIATION is spon- soring "Christmas is Coming" with Rick and Judy Avery. This concert will be held at the Seaforth and District Community Centres on Wednesday, November 28, 1990. Two performances will be held, 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. and 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. This Family Christmas concert will entertain young and old with familiar and often requested Christmas musical numbers, as well as recent seasonal music. This couple provides music for a wide age range appeal. Everyone will have ample opportunity to sing, clap and have fun celebrating this very special time of the year. Tick - ALLAN CARTER BULLDOZING • Landscape Preparation •Fence Row Clean-up 233-7458 R.R. #4 Clinton ets are $5 in advance and $6 per person at the door. They are available at Bob and Betty's Variety, Seaforth and District Pres- chool Centre, Kids Kloze, Ray's Family Market in Egmondville or from Pat Crowley, Joan Spittal, Deb Denys or Wendy Murray. For more information you can contact Wendy Murray at 345-2040. The Seaforth Harmony Hi-Lites and Harmony Kings are hosting a TALENT AND SERVICES AUC- TION on Sunday, October 28 star- ting at 2 p.m. Doors open at 1:30 p.m. at the Seaforth and District Community Centres. This is a great chance to start your Christmas Shopping, and pick up some great bargains. The Auctioneer will be Richard Lobb. Profits made will be going towards the yearly donations to Autism and Harmonize for Speech Fund. Come out and enjoy. Saturday Public Skating at the Seaforth and District Community Centres will be sponsored by Seaforth Royal Canadian Legion 156. McMaster Siemon INSURANCE BROKERS INC. Auto • Home • Farm Branch Manager BILL (WM.) SIEMON COMMERCIAL & LIFE INSURANCE P.O. Sox 488 68 Ontario Rd . MITCHF.1.1- Ont Call Collect Ron 348-9150 348.9817 TRIANGLE ' E DIS.0 SPECIALS i>r! The tltare a. $aiar$lritesie Ca reser. cUe a /Hutu Chew. $M M* EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 22 TO NOVEMBER 4 1990 VICK'S, ASSORTED FLAVOURS DROPS2 FOR 1 00 THROAT VICK'S, 50 ml. 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