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HURON
COUNTY
PUBLIC NOTICE
Re: 2009 COUNTY OF HURON BUDGET
The Draft 2009 County of Huron Budget will be reviewed at a
Special Committee of the Whole meeting scheduled for Friday,
January 9, 2009 at 9:00 a.m., Council Chambers, Court House,
Goderich, Ontario.
Barbara A. Leamen
County Clerk
The Corporation of the County of Huron
1 Court House Square
Goderich, Ontario N7A 1M2
(519) 524-8394
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Photo by Denny Scott
The Goderich Jr, C Sailors couldn't compete with Kincardine this weekend, losing 11-4 on home ice. Above, Tyler Dorscht
throws down with a Kincardine player right in front of the sin -bin during the first period as Kincardine's bench looks on.
Sailors come up short on weekend
Gerard Crease
• signal -star staff
The Goderich Jr. 'C' Sailors took a
thumping at home Saturday night, as
the top-ranked Kincardine Bulldogs
came to town to score goals and stir
up trouble in their 11-4 victory.
The Bulldogs took a total of eight
penalties in the third period alone, with
Blake Underwood and Tim Dwinnell
both scoring short-handed on Corey
Gascho.
The Sailors were light on penalties
for the game, splitting seven for the
first two periods and just two in the
third. Jamie Miller scored short-hand-
ed in the first assisted by Scott Miller.
Greg Tifiin added a solo contibution
late in the second.
Matt McClinchey exploded in the
third, scoring twice - once off the
power play.
Shawn Moore picked up two as-
sists, with Brett Phillips and Brent Al-
ton each racking up one.
Though they were plagued by pen-
alties in the third, Kincardine did the
bulk of their scoring in the tail end of
the game, putting in five of six third
period goals in the last ten minutes.
The Bulldogs seemed to have the
Sailors' penalty -killing line figured
out, scoring on both opportunities
against a short-handed Goderich line.
And those lines may change in the
coming days.
This week, the Western Junior 'C'
League teams will undergo some
transformation as players are added
and dropped for the Jan. 10 deadline.
While there is no word on what
changes will take place on Goderich's
bench, Sailors' general manager Ken
Crawford said there will be move-
ment all across the league.
Goderich's next home game is this
Saturday, Jan. 10 against Mount For-
est.
Atom Lakers start year with two wins
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The Huron Perth 'AAA' Minor
Atom Lakers started the New Year off
on a winning note, taking a couple big
wins off Waterloo 3-2 and Brantford
6-2.
The last time we played these two
teams Waterloo won 7-1 and Brant-
ford won 5-1 with a total of 12 goals
against the Lakers and two for.
The Minor Atoms took a 180 de-
gree turn and beat both teams with a
goal total of nine and four against.
"This is what hard work and im-
provement is all about," explained
coach Shawn Hertel.
In the win against Waterloo, goal -
tender Brock Baier of Wallace saved
the Lakers in the beginning of the first
period until the team got their legs.
Noah Kuno of Stratford scored the
first goal assisted by Tanner Hertel of
Sebringville. Eric Charlebois of Sau-
geen Shores scored the second goal
assisted by Tanner Hertel and Noah
Kut'lo. Mitchell Newson of Wingham
scored the winner assisted by Justin
Beuermann of Seaforth.
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Excellent back checking by Will
Thibeault of Stratford and Scott Ch-
isholm of Seaforth provided good
team defense.
On Sunday the Minor Atoms trav-
eled to Brantford. Baily Paquette of
Stratford played a solid game in net
with 23 shots. Noah Kuno scored the
first goal assisted by Hertel, Thibeault
scored the 2nd goal assisted by Jacob
Rooke of Embro. Hertel scored assist-
ed by Kuno. "Q -Ball" Quinton Mad-
dock of Owen Sound took a nice wrist
shot outside the blue line and put it in
the left top shelf on a rush out cf his
own end unassisted.
Justin Beuermann scored assisted
by Newson and Scott Chisholm on
a good effort from their line. Kuno
scored his second assisted by Hertel
and Ben Derrough of Goderich.
Charlebois did not make the score
sheet but did the small things that
contributed to his line for a success-
ful weekend which really shows how
great players aren't always on the
score sheet. Cody Treble of . Blyth
played a good grinder roll on the ice
which helps the team winning those
battles.
The Lakers' six defencemen (Brad-
ley Kraemer of Stratford, Brennan
Stapleton of St. Marys, Evan Moore-
head of Stratford, Chad Treble of
Blyth, Derrough, and Maddock)
handled the pressure better with great
communication made some nice end-
to-end rushes with the puck.
You can catch the Minor Atom Lak-
ers this weekend on Sunday, January
11 at the Maitland Recreation Centre
in Goderich as they take on Cam-
bridge.
The puck drops at 5:00 p.m.
From January 16-18 the team trav-
els to Cambridge for the Preston Inter-
national Tournament.