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Centenaire win against Mitchell
a `questionable effort,' says GM
The Centenaires hosted division
rival Mitchell Hawks at the arena
Friday night. The Hawks were
Centenaires
suffering a depleted lineup due to
a brawl the previous game but looked early as if their
shortened bench was enough for the Cents as Seaforth
struggled with injuries of their own.
The Hawks were first on the board as their power play went
to work two minutes in to grab the opening lead.
The Cents' power play answered back with a goal of their
own when Matt Roberts got hold of a rebound to beat the
Hawks netminder.
With two minutes to go in the period, Jeff MacCuspey
found Derek Akey free in the slot and Akey buried his first of
the year to take the lead for Seaforth.
Halfway through the second the Hawks evened the score
again before Luke Vick found a loose puck in the slot and
snuck a backhander in to put the Cents up 3-2. The Hawks
answered back however walking through from a faceoff and
beating Nathan Illman to even the score at three after forty
minutes.
Newcomer Jeff McEwin notched his first goal as a
Centenaire on a shot from the point while Bill Bradley
caused a screen in front of the Hawks net.
As time wound down in the third a blocked shot led to a
Hawks breakaway allowing them
to tie the game again with four
minute; to play. It looked like the
Cents would head to overtime for
the first time this season until McEwin walked in from the
point and found a seam to bury the winner with his third point
of the game.
Despite the win general manager Dave Parsons was not
happy with the performance. "The effort was questionable
tonight, we only played as well as we had to," he said. The
win improved the Cents record to four wins and seven losses;
all four wins coming on home ice.
Sunday, the Cents returned to Mt. Brvdges for a rematch
with the defending champion Bulldogs.
The Centenaires put forth a solid effort but came up short in
the end.
The game was scoreless through two periods, but the
Bulldogs opened the scoring in the third and going up by two
on a wrap around midway through.
The Cents looked to get back into the game but had a goal
called back on a disputed high stick. Each team added another
goal as the Cents fell 3-1.
"It was a solid effort tonight," said coach Jason Papple.
"We had some good opportunities we didn't finish on. It
could just as easily have gone our way."
Hurricanes have `outstanding' first meet
On Oct. 21, the Huron
Hurricanes Aquatic Club
travelled to Tillsonburg for
the start of the 2001/2002
swim season.
The Hurricanes had an
outstanding meet with
several swimmers having
personal best times and
placing in the top 10.
Jessica Sparling, youngest
member to attend, pushed the
Hurricanes to a powerful
start with a first place finish
in females age 10 in the 50
metre freestyle and
backstroke and placed
second in the 100 metre
breaststroke.
Eleven year-old males
were led with energetic
performances from Robyn
Lobb, Thomas McManuss
and Brent Meyers. Lobb had
personal best of 1:44.82 in
100 metre breaststroke and
top 10 finishes in 50 metre
free (8) and back (10).
Meyers finished with top 10
results in 50 metre back
(10).
The 12 -year-old female
category had active
performances by Sarah
Vassen, Christy Hartman and
Aiden Barnett. Barnett had a
personal best of 42.60 sec in
the 50 metre back, placing
sixth, and placed in the top
10 for 200 medley (10) and
50 metre Free (8). Patrick
Livingston displayed
leadership in showing
tremendous effort by having
four top 10 results in 50
metre free (7), 50 metre back
(10), 100 metre breaststroke
(7) and a personal best of
2:57.89 sec in 200 metre
individual medley (6).
Meghan Morris and Sarah
Peter Flanagan Memorial
novice tourney is Nov. 17, 18
The Huron East recreation
department is now accepting
nominations for the annual
citizenship awards for Seaforth and
area.
This volunteer recognition is
presented to three valuable citizens
in three different categories - Service
to Sports, Civic Service and Humanitarian
Service.
The awards are chosen based on the
person's contribution to the community in a
volunteer capacity.
If you know somebody the fits one of the
above categories you can submit names to the
Huron East Recreation Department, Box 885,
Seaforth, ON NOK IWO. Fax 527-2770 or
Email - sdcc@ezlink.on.ca.
These awards are presented at the BIA
Christmas Dinner and Dance. Deadline for
nominations will be Nov. 9. For more
information please call 527-1272.
Peter Flanagan Memorial Novice Hockey
Tournament
The annual Peter Flanagan Memorial
Novice Hockey Tournament will be held at
the Seaforth and District Community Centres
on Nov. 17 and 18.
Teams from all over Southwestern Ontario
will be competing for the championship.
Come out and cheer on your favorite team.
Senior Shuffleboard
Senior Shuffleboard is held at the Seaforth
and District Community Centres every
Wednesday from 1:30 to 4 p.m.
All seniors are welcome to come out and
enjoy an afternoon of fun and fellowship.
Last week's results:
Ladies: Helen Scott - 405, Catherine
DeCorte - 354 and Kathie Tippelt - 305.
Men: Ken Lingelbach - 355, Harry
Pennings - 339, Joe Regier and Cor DeCorte
- 256.
Seaforth Curling Club Celebrates 125th
Anniversary
The Seaforth Curling Club will be
celebrating its 125th anniversary this year
and they invite you to come help them
celebrate the occasion.
On Saturday, Nov. 17 at 1 p.m., come out
and look at memorabilia, enjoy cake and
refreshments as well as hot beef on a bun and
home made soup.
Browse and reminisce or enter a team in
our anniversary bonspiel - no charge, four
ends, veterans, rookies, corn brooms and kilts
welcome. Come join the fun and spread the
word. If you wish to enter a team in the
bonspiel contact the curling club at 527-0590.
Residents enjoy German wines
Our October
activities began
with a lovely
autumn luncheon —
to thank the many Meals on
Wheels volunteers who
deliver hot meals to our
seniors in the community.
If anyone knows of any
community member who
might need this service, be
sure to call Town and
Country Support Services
at 482-9264.
Our residents were all
treated to a traditional
Thanksgiving turkey dinner
on Thanksgiving Day.
Favors for the meal were
provided by the Friendship
Circle from First
Presbyterian Church.
Our Wine and Cheese
party was very much
enjoyed. Residents sampled
many different German
wines as our tribute to
Germany featured many
events throughout the
month. Father Moe
Charbonneau provided
superb entertainment for
the afternoon.
Carol Carter entertained
with a lovely afternoon of
piano music. Carol LeBeau
and Bill Pepper also visi(ed
Seaforth Manor Nursing Home
to delight everyone with
piano and fiddle music. A
traditional German meal
followed by a travelogue to
Munich and Bavaria had
everyone wishing they
could travel to this
beautiful country.
The Nursery School
visited to brighten
everyone's morning.
Farewell gifts were
presented to Rev. Doreen
Canavan and Rev. Judith
Springett as they conducted
their last services here.
Rev. Lance Magdziak,
Rev. Nick Vandermey, Rev.
Sheila Macgregor, Bethel
Bible Church and Rev. Paul
Ross also conducted
worship services for the
month.
Halloween activities
included carving pumpkins,
enjoying special Halloween
treats and handing out
goodies to all the little
ghosts and goblins who
visited to show us their
costumes.
Upcoming in November,
we are looking forward to
o u r
Remembrance
Day program
with the
members of the Seaforth
Legion Branch #156 as
well as our many activities
for our Tribute to Italy.
Fisk scorched the field with
Morris having top 10 finishes
in the 15 -year-old category –
50 metre back (3), 200 metre
individual medley (9) and a
first place result in the 50
metre freestyle with a time of
29.64 seconds.
Livingston and Sparling
were voted swimmers of the
meet for their outstanding
performances.
NOTICE
For the convenience of our clients
SEAF,ORTH
VETERINARY CLINIC
will be open
THURSDAY EVENINGS
by appointment only
Please call for appointments
519-527-1760
COMMUNITY INFLUENZA IMMUNIZATION
SEAFORTH MEDICAL CLINIC
Will be offering one last flu clinic
on
THURSDAY EVENING
NOVEMBER 8
6:00 - 8:00 PM
The flu shot is free to everyone over the
age of 6 months. No appointment is
necessary, but please wear a
short -sleeved top.
Please note that due to the Flu Shot
Clinic there will NOT be any Walk -
In Clinic on Thursday evening,
November 8'. Flu shots only.
Regular Thesday and Thursday
evening Walk -In Clinics will resume
the week of November 13th.
CLINIC CLOSED
MONDAY
NOV 12 FOR
REMEMBRANCE DAY
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