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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1982-10-13, Page 15DONATOONS— The Winthrop Warrior slowpitch team donated $1,250 to the Winthrop Recreation Department. The money will go towards the cost of a new building at the ball diamond. Pictured from left are, Doug Schroeder, John Patterson and Brian McDonald. Donations are being accepted by the rec. board. (photo by Svela) - M On What's happening is a weekly column, space donated by The Huron Expositor. To list your event, call the Recreation Office at 527-0882. DATE Sat. Oct. 16 Sat, Oct. 16 Sat. Oct, 16 Sat. Oct: 16 Sat. Oct. 16 Mon. Oct. 18, Wed. Oct. 20 Wed. Oct. 20' Wed. Oct. 20 Wed. Oct. 20 Wed. Oct. 20 EVENT Jr. Ringette practice Sr. Ringette practice Novice practice • Atom practice Story Hour Lucan vs Centenaires Novice practice Atom practice Pee Wee practice Bantam practice Midget practice PLACE Hensall Hensall Hensall Hensall Library' Hensall Mitchell Mitchell Mitchell Mitchell Mitchell TOME 3:30 4:30 5:30 6:30 p.m. 1:30-2:30 p.m. • 8:30 p.m. 6 p.m. 7 p.m. 8 p.m. 9 p,m, 10 p.m. Wrap up Christmas early! Because you like nice things, the arbor's Christmas gift to you is % store wide diSCOuft Now 'till Saturday November 13. Shop early and have the finest Selection of merchandise. Thank you, and I'lri glad I could help vou. -Sheila 41 .\Ilt(ut tit (-Lmtrrn 4812 1876 Centaires .take Tavistock, 5-3 in upset victory BY MS SVELA game at 2-2. From then, on it handle several drives by the The Seaforth Centenaires was the Centenaires who Tavistock forwards, which Junior D team registered a 5-3 win over Tavistock and a 4-4 tie' with Exeter over the weekend. revealing that the team has the strength to become a top contender in the upcoming hockey season, With the speed and determi- nation displayed in the game against Tavistock, the Cente- naires have improved 100 per cent from their previous 7-1 Toss to the same team a week earlier. Spearheading the team is the outstanding goaltending of veteran Dan McClure and newcomer Keith McClure. Both goalies were in net on Saturday and managed to stave.- off several Tavistock attacks. The only tine Tavi- stock dominated the game was early in the second period when they managed to score two quick goals to tie the flI st 1 tea rt. se BY DAVE BROOME The annual Industrial Hockey League draft was held last Monday evening. Six clubs were put together 'for the upcoming season which begins play this Sun- day night (Oct. 1 7). Here is a list of the teams assembled earlier this week. Bruins: Ross Govier, Brian Cooper, Dale Kennedy. Brian Nigh. Terry.Stephenson, Pat Devereaux, Joe Dick, Ron Hildebrand, Brian Glanville, Jini Coleman,' Don Papple and Jack Ungarian. Hawks: Al Carter, Larry Dolmage, Bryan Peter. Marc Robinette, John Wilson, Jer- ome Aubiri. John Lansink, John Janmaat, Bob Chesney, Pctc Flanigan, Toni Nigh and Dan Devereaux. Penguins: Jerry Martin, Ken Swan, Kevin Bennett, Bob Schenck, Paul Hulley, Ray Scoines, John Nash,. Brian Dale. Cam kialand, 'Bob Montgomery. Gerry Allin and Mike Marion. Canadian,s: Laurie Kruse, Moe Huard. Ron Quipp, Ken Devereaux, Gary Finnigan, John Roberts. Gerry Feeney. John Watt. Jim Carter. Dave Longstaff. Larry Coyne, Gord O' Dw ver. carried the puck and com- manded play. On forward. the young line and the older veterans per- formed well together with perfectly executed passing plays,' good forechecking, and several shots on goal. In front of the net the Cente- naires continued to pressure both the Tavistock goaltender and defencen:en in the slot area. The pressure helped Seaforth score two more goals with a third insurance goal into an empty net in the last minute of play, ensuring a Seaforth victory. On defence, the Seaforth squad effectively cleared the . front of their net and kept the play in the Tavistock zone by standing up at the blueline. Their co-ordinated play was a far cry from the previous week, when they failed to s to SO Rangers: Steve Webster, Tom Devereaux, John Dever- eaux. Doug Phillips. Ray Devereaux, Jini Henderson, Kevin Coyne, Jim Holland, Tom Johnston, Randy Alex- ander and Howie Breen. Flyers: Marc Caron, Dave Broome, Terry Craig, Bill O'Shea, • George Reeves, Frank Flanigan, Casey Klaver, Brett Finlayson, Casey Van Bakel, Ben Van Den Akker, Steve Smith and Rick Dalrymple. GAMES SUNDAY NIGHT .00T. 17 IN HENSALL 6:00 7:15 10:00 Penguins Hawks Canadians Flyers Rangers Bruins Bowling standings T -Birds 19 D -W 9 Ferrari 8 Chargers 19 Corvettes 14 Mercedes 15 Men's high single George Johnston 330. Men's high triple -Reg Dick 749. Ladies high single and triple Marge Hunt 210 and 525. TASTY NU BAKERY & CHEESE HOUSE O11R BAKERY PRODUCTS ARE MADE WITH ONLY THE FINEST INGREDIENTS." Fresh DATE SQUARES 6/1.69 .6 A. • r• ('anadian , , . MARBLE CHEDDAR 2.99,, BULK -SULTANA RAISINS 1 • 1 9,h Schneiders MAC & CHEESE LOAF 2.391h Seaforth 527-1803 DALE CARNEGIE COURSE, IN EXETER Leadership And Effective Communications • Greater Poise and Self • Expressing Ideas with Confindence Greater Ease • More Effective • Improved Leadership Communications Skills • Increased Enthusiasm ° Remembering Names • Closer Family Relationships Setting Gaols • Managing Stress More • More Productive Effectively Meetings FREEexplanation preview meeting Wednesday, October 20 - 6:59 p.rn. Old Town Hall, 322 Main St., Exeter For more information Call 433-7474 Presented by RALPH NICHOLS CORP. Ian S. McGibbon M.B.A. mmmmmm saammignesm. mmmmmmmmmmmmmm ass m.m®a.®a®®®®m.®m®®mesad®m®®o®®®o®®®mm®m®s®®®®r° DISTINCTIVE WEDDING INVITATIONS 5rle�i �our wedding 111,11,11,ns from our rr,mrlrir catdIaguc { or s 'a a Keepsake cops, (+f sour Inv:Loom in lusun us gold !'7eve%L�OUII� %> ,Ntr RN.•,()Nei Or s TRnrronr TREMEER COMMERCIAL PRINTERS Seaforth, 527-1640 resulted in easy goals. Both games showed that the club has managed to learn the value of team play be- tween the newcomers and the veterans. Good checks, fine passing and a unit system have helped the team in the early stages of building a league contender. In the shots -on -goal department, the Centenaires should con- tinue to increase their shoot- ing average. It is evident that the team - can play as a unit and pressure the better clubs such as Tavistock and Exeter, who were league leaders last year. The Centenaires will have to prove that they are a strong team next Sunday. October 17, when they meet Tavistock in the league opener at 3:30 in Hensall, Hopefully the team will get the fan support it deserves, in its first game of the regular season, THE HURON EXPOSITOR, OCTOBER 13, 1982 — A15 Broomball schedule SUN. OCT. 17. CLINTON ARENA 4:00-Chiselhurst vs Grads. 4:50 -Hawks vs Bendix 5:40 -Perth vs Chiselhurst 6:30-Slabtown vs Easy Riders 7:20 (L) -Parr Line vs Winthrop 8:10 -Dumpers vs Egmondville 9:00 -Winthrop vs Parr Line 9:50 (L)-C.C.A:T. vs Queens I0:40-C.C.A.T, vs Jr. Farmers SUN. OCT. 24-CLINTON ARENA 4:00 (L)k-Parr Line vs Chiselhurst 4:50-Slabtown vs Egmondville 5:40 (L) -Jr. Farmers.vs Queens 6:30 -Winthrop vs Easy Riders 7:20 -Dumpers vs Parr Line 8:10-Chiselhurst vs Bendix 9:00 -Jr. Farmers vs Grads. 9:50 (L)-C.C.A.T. vs Winthrop 10:40-C.C.A.T vs. Hawks SUN. OCT. 31-CLINTON ARENA 4:00 -Hawks vs Chiselhurst '4:50 -Parr Line vs Easy Riders 5:40 (L) -Parr Line vs Perth 6:30 -Jr. Farmers vs Bendix 7:20 -Winthrop vs Egmondville 8:10 (L) -Queens vs Chiselhurst 9:00 -Dumpers vs Slabtown 9:50-C.C.A,T. vs Grads 10:40'(L)-C.C.A.T. vs Jr. Farmers SUN. NOV.7-CLINTON ARENA 4:00-Slabtown vs Chiselhurst 4:50 -Winthrop vs Jr. Farmers 5:40 (L) -Queens vs Winthrop 6:30 (L) -Jr. Farmers vs Parr Line 7:20-Egmondville vs Pendia 8:10 -Dumpers vs Hawks 9:00 -Easy Riders vs Grads. 9:50 (L)-C,C,A,T. vs Perth 10:40-C.C.A.T. vs Parr Line SUN. NOV.14-CLINTON ARENA 4:00 -Dumpers vs Jr. Farmers 4:50 -Easy Riders vs Hawks 5:40(L) -Jr. Farmers vs Perth 6:30 -Parr Line vs Bendix 7:20 (L) -Parr Line vs Queens 8:10-Egmondville vs Grads. 9:00 (L) -Winthrop vs Chiselhurst 9:50-Chiselhurst vs Winthrop 10:40-C.C.A.T. vs Slabtown SUN. NOV. 21-CLINTON ARENA 4:00 (L) -Perth vs Queens 4:50 (L) -Winthrop vs Jr. Farmers 5:40-EAsy Riders vs Jr. Fanners 6:30 -Dumpers vs Chiselhurst 7:20-Slabtown vs Bendix 8:10 -Parr Line vs Grads. 9:00-Egmondville vs Hawks 9.:50-C.C.A,T. vs Winthrop 10:40 (L)-C.C.A.T. vs Chiselhurst SAT. NOV. 28 -EXETER ARENA 6:00 (L)-Chiselhurst vs Jr, Farmers 6:50-Egmondville vs Jr, Farmers 7:40 (L) -Winthrop vs Perth 8:30-Slabtown vs Grads. GIANT WAREHOUSE CLEARANCE! and 'SLE TWO BIG Nil FRIDAY and SA TURDA Y OCTOBER l5andl6 FRIDAY - 6 P.M. to MIDNIGHT SATURDAY - 8 A.M. to 4 P.M. AT OUR WAREHOUSE LOCATION IN SEASFOuY'TH - This sale is not being held in our normat'location on High Street, but at our Warehouse Location on Birch Street. First Quality Wood Vanities, Marbletops; Clear Cedar Wall Panelling; Pine Wall Panelling; 5' Patio Doors; Steel Entrance Doors; Interior Wood Doors & Vinyl Foldi ng Doors; Windows & Shutters; Wood Stoves; Power Tools; Vinyl Siding and Soffit; Thermar Aluminium Siding; Misc. Siding; Decorative Brick; Light Fixtures; Kitchen Range Hoods; Bathtubs; Wall Panelling; Kerosene Heaters; Exterior Paint; Stain; Varnishes; Miscellaneous Hardware Items & Curios TRUCKLOAD OF FIBERGLASS INSULATION R 12 x 15 - '15.90 for ctn. of 90' R 20 x 15 - 514.70 for ctn. of 50' R 20 x 23 - 522.40 for ctn. of 76' --BUY OFF THE TRUCK AND SAVE GOOD SELECTION OF ALL ITEMS! BALL-MACAULAY SEAFORTH, CLINTON