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· Wednesday, April 18, 2007 · Page 26 Essex Optimist Soccer Schedule Saturday, April 21, 2007 Under 7 Division Team # 1 vs. Team #2 9:00 a.m. Field #3 Team #3 vs. Team #4 9:00 a.m. Field #4 Team #5 vs. Team #6 10:00 a.m. Field #3 Team #7 vs. Team #8 10:00 a.m. Field #4 Under 10 Division Team #5 vs. Team #6 11:00 A.M. Field #3 Team #3 vs. Team #4 11:00 a.m. Field #4 Team #1 vs. Team #2 12:00 p.m. Field #3 Under 13 Division Team #5 vs. Team #6 9:00 a.m. Field #1 Team #3 vs. Team #4 9:00 a.m. Field #2 Team #1 vs. Team#2 10:30 p.m. Field #1 Under 18 Division Team #5 vs. Team #6 5:00 p.m. Field #1 Team #3 vs. Team #4 5:00 p.m. Field #2 Team #1 vs. Team #2 6:30 p.m. Field #1 For team listings, turn to page 22 73's CONTINUED FROM PAGE 18 This game ended up being a 4.5-hour marathon, needing a fourth extra period to decide a winner. The extra periods were exceptional hockey to watch and very tiring to play, as the legs must have felt like rubber for some of the players. There was everything in these extra periods. Both clubs had power play opportunities as 10 penalties were called. Both goalkeepers made some exceptional saves to keep their team in the game as well. Referee Greg Campbell called a great game from start to finish. Neither team could complain about the calls that were made. Essex even had one goal called back in the last period, because it was knocked in with a glove. Just over a minute after the no goal call, Chris Warren was the hero banging in a loose puck, much to the delight of just about everyone in the building. "The goaltenders were exceptional," said Warren. "Hats off to Grimsby, coming in our barn down three games to nothing and taking us to seven periods. I think rolling four lines helped our Willow Creek Golf Club HELP WANTED FOR PRO SHOP/ SNACK BAR 3 - 4 days per weeks - weekends a must. Must be 18 years old & have own transportation. Send resume or apply in person to: 785 Puce Road RR#3 Essex ON N8M 2X7 LOOKING FOR A CAREER OPPORTUNITY? INSURANCE BROKERS LTD. 347 MAIDSTONE AVE. E. P.O. BOX 369 ESSEX, ON N8M 2Y4 peterg@ivesinsurance.com We are EXPANDING our SALES FORCE in all 4 offices. Interested individuals (male/female) are invited to submit a resume no later than April 30th . Up in the air ­ Essex 73's #17 Cory Hamilton challenges Grimsby's captain #5 Joel Agnew for the puck during the all-Ontario Jr. "C" semi-final at Essex Arena last Friday. team in this situation. Bring on Penetang." "After that first period we had no panic," said Eddie Wheeler. "We've been in this situation before. The fans really helped us tonight with the chanting... Last year we got this far and were beat badly by Penetang. I hope we can return the favour this year." This season's Ontario final will see the 73's take on last year's champion Penetang Kings. Penetang defeated Essex in five games last season to win it all. Hopefully we will see a much different result this year. The final will probably begin some time next weekend. Please check local newspaper and radio for future updates. CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF KINGSVILLE PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT Employment Opportunity There is an immediate opening for a Seasonal Employee for the Parks & Recreation Department. Work Schedule: From April 1st to November 30th at 40 hours per week, from December 1st to March 31st up to 24 hours per week. Days, afternoons and some weekends. General building and grounds maintenance, facility supervision and custodial work. The position is a front line interacting with the general public · minimum grade 12 education · good working knowledge of maintenance and repairs to buildings, including plumbing, heating and electrical · applicants must have and maintain a G drivers license · knowledge of mechanical operations of lawn maintenance equipment including tractors and related equipment · must have excellent people skills and enjoy working outdoors with limited supervision $10.50 per hour (under review) Duties: Qualifications: OVERFLOW ­ Water spilled out of the Cottam Rotary Pond over the weekend, flooding into parts of the surrounding park. The overflow is due to a blockage in the drainage system, said Rotary Club member Wayne Hyland. The drains often freeze or become clogged with tree roots, forcing the water to rise, Hyland said. Attempts are being made to drain the excess water from the pond into an adjacent field. Rate of Pay: Send Resume to: Town of Kingsville Parks & Recreation Dept. 2021 Division Rd. North Kingsville, Ontario N9Y 2Y9 Clearly marked "Employment Application" Applications will be accepted until April 27, 2007 12:00 noon. The Gift that Gives All Year Long.. A SUBSCRIPTION TO THE ESSEX FREE PRESS Call Today For information 519-776-4268