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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1990-02-14, Page 1010A ,. THE ,HURQN E)GPPSITQR, FEBRUARY 14, 1990 •DRAQ.Er_AIES` •VERTIPAt toNtEttETIANS •P.I.EATED. SIH,APES Start Your New Year Off 'Right RECYCLE WITH NOBEL SANITATION RECYCLABLES PICK-UP WITH GARBAGE CaII 527-1095 For Details NOW AVAILABLE STEEL BINS FOR COMMERCIAL USE RRSP's are not all the same Why save for retirement with an or- dinary RRSP. This year combine complete convenience with a flexi- ble RRSP that offers: •several savings choices •Mutual Fund options available eno administration costs •competitive rates ecreditor protection if a family member is designated as beneficiary *instant Tax Receipt CALL TO'PAY Tony G. Arts 107 Main St, Seaforth, Ontario Seaforth: 527-0794 London 432-1841 Sl�LuiLife The Seaf6.0,11:1,!,1YeeeO " "a.;flnfstted,off Wtngham'sF tiape'of a4vaftcement Me.the O.MNA p1ayo:Ee when Uiey yvon, tbalsecalls1 game of a tw, o, out of` hree 4,1lueaday Eight, the score was 5.2 Without a pause tthe PegWee "C"s, fac- ed off against hair tMrday, the final step towards the -Ontario playeffeBoth teams came out determined. ,to win Atte first game of this two out oj' three series. Joe Murray ,set'up the first goal when he passed the puck through the legs of a check to Jeff Flanagan at the point. Flanagan flipped the puck back to Murray who passed it to Mike Devereau$. Devereaux picked up the pass and back- handed it to Mike Weber as he skated to the front of the net and scored Seaforth's. first goal. Seaforth killed off a penalty midway through the first period and then put their second goal past Durham's goalie when Mike Devereaux picked up a pass from Mike Weber, deked around the Durham defence and slipped the puck in the net. At the five minute mark goalie Adam Agar stopped a break -away by Durham keeping the score at 2.0 to end the first period. Step=r:cam,Jos�w.A,,'' tip The woad peetod;, saw, no coring as. .poth goahee blanked .the offensiv dim by hath *tunas: Fenslin the :arena were wane so. to a fantaatte,boy when the. Dw ban and Seaforth players wore' the eloek down In this period with unbelievably fast 'action. The third period had some heart stopp- trig moments when the puck kept sticking on the wet ice. Seaforth goalie 44arP Agar made a post save on,a poke check blank- ing Durham still, Nl lilites later Durham finally got on the scoreboard when they brake in on 2 on and beat Agar on a screened shot; The score was 2-1 for Seaforth at this tiii a and Jana were sitting onthe edges of their seats, Mike Watt broke the tension when he picked, the puck up from Jason Henderson and flew down the ice to get Seaforth an insurance goal. Boyd and Mike Devereaux added an extra one to that when they skated and passed the puck into Durham's end allowing Mike Deveraux to flip in Seaforth's fourth goal. Final score to a great game, 4-1 for Seaforthi. The next game is in Durham on Sunday at 4 p.m. s ROUNDING UP THE PUCK - Seaforth Peewee "QC" skaters round up the puck and prepare to turn around and converge on their opponents from Durham Satur- day night during OMHA hockey semi-final action. Seaforth won the contest 4-1, and will take on the same team again on Sunday. Robinet photo. Recreation department to offer mini If you are a Community organization or belong to a group, and was wondering if the Recreation Department is going to host a COMMUNITY RECREATION SPRING CONFERENCE, no we are not. The Recreation Committee feels 'it is not feasi- ble to host this type of an event, due to the fact the participation level is low. Nobody wants to commit a full Saturday. We do have a solution to this problem. The Recreation Committee will bring in various guest speakers on week nights for a cou- ple of hours. These people will speak about whatever you want to hear. Therefore, I am asking for your imput.,.If your organization would like new fundraising ideas, let me know, and r will find a speaker who specializes in this area. If you or your group have any suggestions please call me at 527-0882. WHO LS A VOLUNTEER? Pro:. : bly you, or someone you know is a volunteer right now. Anyone who contributes goods to charity sales, assists with children's Recreation Programs, sits on a committee for a church or non-profit organization or participates in countless other voluntary activities, is giving of themselves to enrich their community; and that is what volunteerism is all a' t ut. Most volunteers find that by contributing to their communi- ty, they add fulfillment to their own lives as well! Volunteerism can make a dif- ference in your life and can let you make a difference to the life of your COMMUNI- Bai±liey's of Hensall Ltd. Highway #4 * Hensall * 262-2020 * Furnaces * Air Conditioning * Heft Pumps Your Carrier Home Comfort People We Aren't Comfortable Until You Are yt✓�,, r L You'll Find It At... `s4'm GODERICH 524-6901 EXETER 235-2202 AilTt G.AoLe0•R•E .Brass & Crystal *Figurines .Anniversary & Wedding Gifts *Plus, so much more! 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MEN: Charles Wood, 468, Bert workshops held this Saturday, sponsored by the Seaforth Optimist Club. This week's fitness tip; WALKING, THE ,PERFECT EXERCISE. Walking is a universal, easily accessible, non - programmed way to fitness. By its very 1-7 nature, it begs the unscientific approach. There's no conscious thought of "exercis- ing", but rosy cheeks, a spring in the stride, and the good feeling after let you know you're on the right track. "If you're looking for fitness, you'll be happy to know you can walk there." Walking doesn't of- fer the sped of running or cycling, or the demands of swimming, but it's equally pleasurable and relaxing, a great place to start, and for many, a place they happily stay. Equipment is no problem, all you need are comfortable shoes and clothing to suit the weather and you can head out the door. "Happy Walking." Walters 392 and Gordon MacKenzie 334. The Seaforth Recreation Department will be offering a MARCH BREAK PROGRAM again this year. It will be held March 12 to 16, 1990 at the Seaforth and District Community Centres. Activities will include sports, games, arts and crafts. Please watch The Expositor for more information, or call the Recreation Office at 527-0882. There is FREE PUBLIC SKATING held every available Saturday at the Seaforth and District Community Centres from 2:30 to 4 p.m. The next open skating will be Marion doubles hat trick playoff game To keep the boys sharp for the next round of playoffs, the Atom coach arrang- ed an exhibition game against Stratford for Tuesday evening. This was a minor Atom team and by the end of the game they were wishing that Seaforth was also. goal was a quick shot that hit the top of the inside of the net. Shaun Anstett scored with a shot that went between the goalie's legs. During the second period Seaforth was ,once again in command. Mark Van Dooren Seaforth took a commanding lead in the and Shaun Anstett assisted on Brent first period by scoring four go in a row. Hulley's, goal. As he shot the goalie went Stratford was only able to answer with one into the butterfly and the puck slid bet - with 34 seconds left in the period. ween .his pads. Seaforth's last goal was scored by Mark Van Dooren, assisted by The first Seaforth goal was scored by Josh Dietz when he tucked it in the short Brandon Nash, assisted by Pat Coyne and side. Chris Marion, on a shot from the slot that Stratford was able to put one more puck hit the crossbar and deflected into the net. in the net before the end of the game. The The next three goals were all unassisted final score was Seaforth 6 Stratford 2. ones. Jason Stmth,,,scored when he in- PLAYOFF ROUND , fercepteed_a.,pase, a hard•'shot at Mitchell had just finished its meeting with urham and had won the series two games straight. This was evident as they came out flying, determined to win this game also. They took an early lead scor- ing their first goal after only 45 seconds of play. Halfway through the period Shaun Anstett skated through' their defence and picked off the top right corner. The Mit- chell boys came back two minutes later to take the lead again. Seaforth continued to fight back to tie the score. This time Josh Dietz passed to Chris Marion who, after weaving in and out of, the Mitchell team, took a shot from the face off circle and scored. With one minute left in the period Seaforth took the lead for the first time in tb4ha , hhie.lyie, and,pent ,,Seafort11 .Atoms , instii 4,1xtupppftuairi�i ,• ,the game. Jason and Derek, Sam th, eprited to .net, Chris Marion's of playoffs on Saturday against Mitchell. assistsWent on ent Hulley s -goal from the point. Only two goals were scored in the se- cond period although there wduld have been a lot more if Seaforth's Scott Wood had not been hot. Less than 30 seconds into the period Chris Marion received a pass from Pat Gridzak while standing all alone in the slot and put it up into the corner. After much back and forth'play Mitchell managed to get the puck behind the Seaforth goalie again. At the end of the se- cond it was Seaforth 4 and Mitchell 3. Mitchell came out strong in the third and put in three goals in a row. With only 2 1/2 minutes left in the game Mitchell had a two goal lead. The coach decided to pull the goalie so Seaforth now hail six at- tackers and an empty net. Chris Marion scored on a back hand shot with 48 seconds left and then fired again! with 35 seconds left. Assists went to Jaso Smith, Brent Hulley, and Mark Van ooren. These two goals tied the score at at the end of regulation time. The announcer informed the fans they would be watching a full ten minute over- time period. The coach put Scott Wood back in net and the play went back'\and forth at full speed. Mitchell's number 10, Greg Houben, was assigned the job' of shadowing Seaforth's number 9, Shaun Anstett. The fans were feeling frustrated for Shaun and were impressed with how he kept his cool. With Shaun taking up so much of Mit- chell's tune, effort and manpower, Mark Van Dooren was able to get a pass from the corner to Chris Marion in the slot for the go ahead goal with only three minutes left in the overtime period. Could Seaforth hang on to the lead? Mitchell was press- ing and with nothing to lose pulled their goalie. Shaun Anstett, able to free himself for a few seconds, managed to get a pass to Chris Marion who put the puck into the empty net. The final score was Seaforth 8 Mitchell 6 after 55 minutes of play. Congratulations to the whole team for giving their best effort whether trailing or ahead and to Chris Marion for a 6 -goal game. Hopefully the team will be at their best when Mitchell comes to town. 1 HE SCORES - Seaforth High's Karsten Carroll heads towards the wrong net, the wrong way up, during Friday afternoon hockey action against the Goderich Vik- ings while goalie John Steffler stands guard. Elliott photo. 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Home Comfort People . until you are A RECREATION PREVIEW by (Recreation Director) Marty Bedard TY! BE A VOLUNTEER. For more infor- mation on becoming a volunteer, call the Recreation Office at 527-0882. SENIOR SHUFFLEBOARD continues every Wednesday afternoon from 1:30 to 4 p.m. at the Seaforth and District Com- munity Centres. All Seniors are welcome. Come out and enjoy Shuffleboard, Table Tennis or Carpet Bowling. No Admission fee is charged. Last week's shuffleboard winners were: LADIES; Ariel Wood, 350, Audry McLean 309 and Hazel McGonigle 307. MEN: Charles Wood, 468, Bert workshops held this Saturday, sponsored by the Seaforth Optimist Club. This week's fitness tip; WALKING, THE ,PERFECT EXERCISE. Walking is a universal, easily accessible, non - programmed way to fitness. By its very 1-7 nature, it begs the unscientific approach. There's no conscious thought of "exercis- ing", but rosy cheeks, a spring in the stride, and the good feeling after let you know you're on the right track. "If you're looking for fitness, you'll be happy to know you can walk there." Walking doesn't of- fer the sped of running or cycling, or the demands of swimming, but it's equally pleasurable and relaxing, a great place to start, and for many, a place they happily stay. Equipment is no problem, all you need are comfortable shoes and clothing to suit the weather and you can head out the door. "Happy Walking." Walters 392 and Gordon MacKenzie 334. The Seaforth Recreation Department will be offering a MARCH BREAK PROGRAM again this year. It will be held March 12 to 16, 1990 at the Seaforth and District Community Centres. Activities will include sports, games, arts and crafts. Please watch The Expositor for more information, or call the Recreation Office at 527-0882. There is FREE PUBLIC SKATING held every available Saturday at the Seaforth and District Community Centres from 2:30 to 4 p.m. The next open skating will be Marion doubles hat trick playoff game To keep the boys sharp for the next round of playoffs, the Atom coach arrang- ed an exhibition game against Stratford for Tuesday evening. This was a minor Atom team and by the end of the game they were wishing that Seaforth was also. goal was a quick shot that hit the top of the inside of the net. Shaun Anstett scored with a shot that went between the goalie's legs. During the second period Seaforth was ,once again in command. Mark Van Dooren Seaforth took a commanding lead in the and Shaun Anstett assisted on Brent first period by scoring four go in a row. Hulley's, goal. As he shot the goalie went Stratford was only able to answer with one into the butterfly and the puck slid bet - with 34 seconds left in the period. ween .his pads. Seaforth's last goal was scored by Mark Van Dooren, assisted by The first Seaforth goal was scored by Josh Dietz when he tucked it in the short Brandon Nash, assisted by Pat Coyne and side. Chris Marion, on a shot from the slot that Stratford was able to put one more puck hit the crossbar and deflected into the net. in the net before the end of the game. The The next three goals were all unassisted final score was Seaforth 6 Stratford 2. ones. Jason Stmth,,,scored when he in- PLAYOFF ROUND , fercepteed_a.,pase, a hard•'shot at Mitchell had just finished its meeting with urham and had won the series two games straight. This was evident as they came out flying, determined to win this game also. They took an early lead scor- ing their first goal after only 45 seconds of play. Halfway through the period Shaun Anstett skated through' their defence and picked off the top right corner. The Mit- chell boys came back two minutes later to take the lead again. Seaforth continued to fight back to tie the score. This time Josh Dietz passed to Chris Marion who, after weaving in and out of, the Mitchell team, took a shot from the face off circle and scored. With one minute left in the period Seaforth took the lead for the first time in tb4ha , hhie.lyie, and,pent ,,Seafort11 .Atoms , instii 4,1xtupppftuairi�i ,• ,the game. Jason and Derek, Sam th, eprited to .net, Chris Marion's of playoffs on Saturday against Mitchell. assistsWent on ent Hulley s -goal from the point. Only two goals were scored in the se- cond period although there wduld have been a lot more if Seaforth's Scott Wood had not been hot. Less than 30 seconds into the period Chris Marion received a pass from Pat Gridzak while standing all alone in the slot and put it up into the corner. After much back and forth'play Mitchell managed to get the puck behind the Seaforth goalie again. At the end of the se- cond it was Seaforth 4 and Mitchell 3. Mitchell came out strong in the third and put in three goals in a row. With only 2 1/2 minutes left in the game Mitchell had a two goal lead. The coach decided to pull the goalie so Seaforth now hail six at- tackers and an empty net. Chris Marion scored on a back hand shot with 48 seconds left and then fired again! with 35 seconds left. Assists went to Jaso Smith, Brent Hulley, and Mark Van ooren. These two goals tied the score at at the end of regulation time. The announcer informed the fans they would be watching a full ten minute over- time period. The coach put Scott Wood back in net and the play went back'\and forth at full speed. Mitchell's number 10, Greg Houben, was assigned the job' of shadowing Seaforth's number 9, Shaun Anstett. The fans were feeling frustrated for Shaun and were impressed with how he kept his cool. With Shaun taking up so much of Mit- chell's tune, effort and manpower, Mark Van Dooren was able to get a pass from the corner to Chris Marion in the slot for the go ahead goal with only three minutes left in the overtime period. Could Seaforth hang on to the lead? Mitchell was press- ing and with nothing to lose pulled their goalie. Shaun Anstett, able to free himself for a few seconds, managed to get a pass to Chris Marion who put the puck into the empty net. The final score was Seaforth 8 Mitchell 6 after 55 minutes of play. Congratulations to the whole team for giving their best effort whether trailing or ahead and to Chris Marion for a 6 -goal game. Hopefully the team will be at their best when Mitchell comes to town. 1 HE SCORES - Seaforth High's Karsten Carroll heads towards the wrong net, the wrong way up, during Friday afternoon hockey action against the Goderich Vik- ings while goalie John Steffler stands guard. Elliott photo. NOTICE The Hullett Township Council will be holding a PUBLIC MEETING To discuss the survey previously circulated regarding the Londesboro Community Hall DATE: TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1990 TIME: 8 P.M. AT: LONDESBORO COMMUNITY HALL Clerk -Treasurer, Township of Hullett HURON SUPERIOR MEMORIALS ESTABLISHED OVER 60 YEARS Serving Seaforth and all of Huron County MICHAEL FALCONER 153 HIGH STREET, CLINTON Buss 482-9441 R .s 482-3664 Evening cq peIntments available