The Huron Expositor, 1988-11-09, Page 1414A — THE HURON FXPOSITOR. NOVEMBER 9, 1988
VOTE
Bob Broadfoot
FOR
REEVE
FOR
TOWNSHIP OF TUCKERSMITH
November 14th
• 5 years as Councillor
• 3 years as Deputy Reeve
I have tried to get to see everyone in the Township in person, but if I missed you.
and you'd like to discuss any Issues with me, lust call 522-1498.
Your support would be greatly appreciated.
To the voters in the Township of HIBBERT
AND LOGAN and the TOWN OF MITCHELL
RE-ELECT
LOUIS MALONEY
As trustee on the
HURON -PERTH SEPARATE
SCHOOL BOARD
•Has served on the Board since 1982
'Has the EXPERIENCE, KNOWLEDGE
and DEDICATION to serve you best.
I ASK FOR YOUR SUPPORT ON NOV. 14th
GEORGE
CANTELON
FOR
REEVE
TUCKERSMITH TOWNSHIP
RE-ELECT
Edwin C. "Ted" Iliman
TOWNSHIP OF LOGAN
VOTE FOR EXPERIENCE
•8 Years Council
•3 Years Deputy Reeve
•3 Years Reeve
•And Served on Many Committees
YOUR VOTE WILL BE APPRECIATED
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GREAT FORM - Seaforth's Jane Crowley showed great promise here and went on to score again to win this contest 8-2. Mcllwrailh
in net, during a recent ringette game against Blyth. Blyth scored photo.
Centenaires extend losing streak to
The Seaforth Centenaires have got a nine were given minor penalties, and in the
game losing streak going, after losses last resulting power play Wellesley scored
weekend against the Wellesley Apple Jacks twice. Steve Schroeder was assisted by Ron
and the Brussels Bulls. Pryce on a goal to try to keep Seaforth in the
Wellesley was in Seaforth on Friday night game, but Wellesley started to run up the
for their second game of the season against score. Before the period was out they had
the Centenaires. scored four more goals.
Wellesley is the only team the Cents have Ray Murray, Andy Ball and Mike Betties
beaten this year, and Seaforth got the scar- put it together for a Seaforth power play
ing started in this contest on a goal by Ray goal, and Tim Moore was assisted by Betties
Murray in the first minute of play, with An- and Jason McNichol on another power. play
dy Ball and Dan -en Akey assisting. But goal. So the score was 8-4 in favor of the
Wellesley tied the score on a powerplay and visitors coming out of the second period.
got another marker to leave the first period Almost halfway through the third period
with a 2-1 lead. Shots on net in the first Centenaire's coach Graham Nesbitt, upset
period were 11-10 for the Apple Jacks. by having to constantly play a man short
Penalties began to hurt the Centenaires in and by Wellesley's five power play goals,
the second period. At 19:29 two Centenaires told the referee he wasn't doing a bang-up
Novice outscore Listowel 12-3
Seaforth hosted Listowel Novice on Satur- Murray assisted on Scott Van Dooren's
day, November 5. short-handed goal, Pat Coyne assisted Mark
The Seaforth team started the scoring Van Dooren and Jered Munro scored
with Mark Van Dooren's unassisted goal unassisted.
after only 27 seconds of play. The Listowel Congratulations to Scott Van Dooren for
team came back 30 seconds later to tie the his hat trick and to Mark Van Dooren for his
score at 1-1. Seaforth then took charge and double hat trick.
scored four more goals in that period -two The four defencemen, Jered Munro,
unassisted goals by Mark Van Dooren, one Jeremy McNichol, Bruce Griffin and Rob
by Scott Van Dooren assisted by Scott Criag made several excellent plays to assist
Henderson and one by Brandon Nash the goalie, Josh Dietz in the 12-3 win.
assisted by Mike Mullin. The St. Mary's Novice team came to town
The second period scoring saw three more on Sunday, November 6 for an exhibition
Seaforth goals - two by Mark Van Dooren game. It was a close game with lots of end to
and one by Scott Van Dooren assisted by end action. All the Seaforth goals were
Ben Murray. • scored by Mark Van Dooren although
Listowel started the scoring in the third several other players had excellent scoring
period with their second goal and also put opportunities. Charles Robertson stopped
one more in the net. Seaforth had four more many shots on net including one penalty
goals in this period. Charles Robertson shot. The final score was Seaforth 3, St.
assisted on Mark Van Dooren's goal, Ben Mary 's 1.
Tweens ringette shut out Exeter
The Seaforth Tween Ringette Team one. Andrea Gingerich was credited with
played its first scheduled game of the the shut -out.
season against Exeter on Sunday at the This year's team members are Jill Wood,
arena. Andrea Gingerich, Kim Rau, Jodie Hugill,
The Tweens overpowered Exeter by shut- Tricia Smith, Carrie McElwain, Julie
ting them out 9-0. Every girl played their Carter, Cheryl McLlwain, Katie Craig,
position well. Robyn Carnochan, Janice Rodney, Kris
Goal scorers for Seaforth were Janice Gemmell and Crista Clark. Coach - Marg
Rodney and Cheryl McElwain with 3 each; Dale, Assistant Coach - Julie Kinsman,
Carrie McLlwain - 2; and Kim Rau with one. Manager - Lois McElwain and Trainer -
Picking up assists were Cheryl McLlwain - Tammy Nash.
2; Janice Rodney, Kim Rau, Kris Gemmel,' The Tweens travel to Clinton on Friday
Carrie McElwain and Katie Craig each with night for a 7 p.m. game.
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job. Although he never swore at or threaten-
ed the referee, he was given a Game
Misconduct and two Gross Misconduct
penalties and ordered off the bench.
After Nebitt's ejection the ref never took
the whistle from his mouth, and the
Centenaires didn't give him reason to be le-
nient. Before the game was over the Apple
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Girls - Crista Leonnardt 135, Noelle
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Boys Kevin McDonald 158, Chriss Hoff-
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VOTE
HAZEL
HILDEBRAND
MAYOR
TOWN OF SEAFORTH
•8 YEARS EXPERIENCE
- 5 Years on Council
- 3 Years as Deputy Reev -
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•POSITIVE GROWTH FOR
OUR FUTURE
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