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SPARKY'S PLACE
FAMILY DINING
527.196490 Main St. Seaforth
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Dance For Fitness
Dance For Fun
Join
The Huron County
Cloggers!
Beginner (YOUTH) 6:00 pm
Beginner (MIXED) 6:30 pm
Intermediate 7:30 pm
Advanced 8:30 pm
All ages are welcomed!
Starting
Tuesday, October 2, 2001
at the
Seaforth & District Community
Centres
Wednesday, October 3, 2001
at the
Brussels, Morris & Grey
Community Centre
Beginner 6:30 pm
Previous Clogging Exp.
7:30 pm
Senior Clogging (55 & over)
Thurs. 10:00 am
Previous Clogging Exp.
Thurs.11:00 am
For more information call
Sherry McCall @ 527-1307
or sign up at the
Brussels Variety or Arena
GOOERICH 5247811
FRI. & SAT.
6:45 & 9:15 PM
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Supper 5 pm to 8 pm
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800 James Street, Brussels
Come to Brussels & enjoy a
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or just come for dinner...
Adults '10.00
Children 6-12 '6.00
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Sports
Veterans and `exciting young faces'
make up this year's Centenaires
A familiar core of veterans along
with some exciting new players
made up the lineup Friday as the
Centenaires once again opened. up
Centenaires
the OHA Junior Development
regular season against the North Middlesex Stars of Parkhill.
Leading the charge for the Cents are captains Jake Mavity,
Jason Brenzil, Mike Murray and Tim McClure. Last year's
division -scoring champion Scott Henderson also returns for
his overage year. Derek Akey and Jamie Black are back as
standards on the blue line while Matt Roberts, Jeff
MacCuspey and Jay Baker return up front.
The Cents have signed a strong local contingent of affiliate
players including Greg McGrath, Barry Young, Chris
Longstaff, Luke Vick, Steve Henderson, Matt Dalton and
Tyler Doig.
Coach Jason Papple said the affiliates will play an
important part in the team's regular lineup.
Newcomers Josh Demo, Bill Bradley, Chris Rebello and
Ryan Martin from Stratford and Blair Kremkau from Mitchell
round out the squad; along with goalie Nathan Illman.
General Manager Dave Parsons said the Cents have a"very
young team but wit`: enough veterans for leadership."
On Friday, the opening ceremonies included a tribute to
victims in the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks as members of the
Seaforth Mites circled the ice with Canadian and American
flags.
When the game began it became apparent early that the
Cents would be a quick, exciting young team to watch this
season.
Veteran Mike Murray
recorded the first goal for the
Cents this season when he
pinched from the point and
slapped in a rebound midway through the first.
Murray went at it again a few minutes later crossing the
blue line and firing a slap shot top corner on the Stars' goalie.
Jay Baker put the Cents up 3-0 before rookie Barry Young
went to the net off a face off and slipped in a rebound to open
up a 4-0 first -period lead.
The Cents looked like they were in control, but relaxed in
their lead and North Middlesex took advantage. Twenty
seconds into the second an awkward bounce let Parkhill slip
in alone beating goalie Nathan Illman on the breakaway. A
couple of pinpoint shots put the Stars within reach before a
scramble saw Illman get knocked down outside the net and
the Stars tip the evening goal into an open net.
"It was the standard story, a big lead and a big let up," said
Papple. "We lost some intensity."
Despite outshooting the Stars 40-20 through two periods,
the teams started the third tied at four.
The Cents battled away and had some chances but it looked
like the game might head to overtime until Roberts, Bradley
and Demo turned a three -on -two rush into what proved to be
the winner.
The Cents host Exeter Friday at 8 p.m. and travel to
Lambeth on Sunday to face the Lancers.
Season wind-up happens Sept. 29
Saturday at the Seaforth
greens saw the Goderich
Club hosting a men's pairs
tournament.
The Bester family took
first and second prize with
father Bob and youngest son
Ryan winning first while
Chris and Mike won second.
Neil Beuerman and Gar
Baker placed third and fourth
prize went to Tom Phillips
and Lee Ryan. Consolation
was Ken Barber and partner
of Brussels.
In out-of-town
Seaforth Lawnbowling Club
tournaments, two women's
pairs teams bowled in
Atwood on Tuesday at Max
and Delphine's ladies pairs.
Brenda Empey and her
mother Mary Finlayson
placed second in a closely
played third game which
ended, ten to nine for
Brenda. Their opponents
were Diane Terry and Sandy
Ronson of London who had
been to the Canadian
National games, winning a
bronze medal.
Eileen Adamson and Jean
Lunn won the consolation
prize.
At Mitchell on Wednesday,
three Seaforth men's pairs
teams competed under a very
adverse rainy day and just
two games were played.
Jack Muir and Gar Baker
won third prize. Fred Tilley
and Erich Matzold won sixth
and Neil Beuerman and
Keith Snell, ninth.
Wednesday will see the
last tournament, a men's
pairs at the Seaforth greens.
The final wind-up of the
season will be Sept. 29 at 2
p.m. with jitney bowling on
the greens or cards in the
club house for associate
members, followed by a
supper at a local restaurant.
Mary Finlayson
Clogging classes to be held in Seaforth
The Huron East
recreation department's dog
obedience program with
Anita Hansen will begin in
late September.
Once again a beginner
course will be offered from
7-8 p.m. and an agility
class from 8-9 p.m. Classes
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Janmaat-Lee
Ken & Deb Janmaat are pleased to
announce the forthcoming
marriage of their daughter
Tracy Ann
to
Brett Timothy
son of Chris & Judy Lee
on
Friday Sept. 28/01
sce:e wedding will take place
he brides parents' home.
will begin at the Seaforth
and District Community on
Tuesday, Sept. 25 and in
Brussels on Thursday, Sept.
27.
The Brussels class will
be beginners only from 9-8
p.m. For registration or
information please call the
GRADUATION
BREIT JAMES MOFFEIT
At the Barrie Campus of
Georgian College on Saturday,
September 22nd, Brett
graduated on the Dean's
Honour Roll, from Business
Automotive Marketing. Brett is
a former graduate of Huron
Centennial Public School and
SDHS, and is currently
employed at Wescast Industries
as their Marketing Co-ordinator.
We are all proud of your
successes!
Love always, Mom, Dad,
Kent, Mark and Laura,
Grandma & Grandpa Traviss
Grandma & Grandpa Moffett
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Sunday, September 30
10 am-4pm
-at the historic
Van Egmond House,
Egmondville
Adults '2.00 Students •-'1 00
Family —'5.00
Flea Market Historical Demonstrations
HURON COUNTY FEDERATION OF AGRICULTURE
ANNUAL REGIONAL MEETING
Thursday , October 11, 2001
at the
Seaforth Community Centre
Sdaforth
GUEST: Jack Wilkinson
O.F.A. President
6:30 pm - Social Time 7:00 pm - Dinner
Tickets $12:00
Contact the Huron Federation Office at 482-9642 for
tickets or your local director.
Huron East recreation
department at 527-1272 or
the Brussels arena at 887-
6621.
Clogging Classes
The Huron East
recreation department will
also be offering clogging in
Seaforth and Brussels with
instructor Sherry McCall.
Clogging will be held in
Seaforth on Tuesday
evenings and in Brussels on
Wednesday evenings
beginning Oct. 2 and 3.
A seniors' clogging class
will be held in Brussels on
Thursdays from 10-11 a.m.
and a beginner class from
11 to noon.
Please register at
BMGCC or SDCC or for
more information please
call Sherry at 527-1307.
Other fall recreation
programs to watch for will
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Bob & Carol
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be wood refinishing, learn
to dance, volleyball and
basketball.
Senior Shuffleboard
Senior Shuffleboard
continues at the Seaforth
and District Community
Centres every Wednesday
from 1:30 to 4 p.m.
Last week's winners
were:
Ladies: Shirley Stewart
424, Velma Preszcator
376 and Kathie Tippelt
372.
Men: Ken Preszcator -
350, Joe Van Dooren - 278
and Ken Lingelbach - 207.
Marty Bedard
Seaforth & District
Community Centres
Phone - 519-527-1272
Fax - 519-527-2770
Email - sdcc@ezlink.on.ca
UPCOMING DANCE
at the
Brodhagen Community
Centre 8:30 pm -12:30 am
SUNRISE
Saturday, Oct. 27
GARY McGILL
Saturday, Nov. 10
CACTUS JAM
Saturday, Dec. 15
DINNER & DANCE
New Year's Eve
9:00 pm- 1:00 am
For information call
347-4127 or 347-2731
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