· Wednesday, October 25, 2006 · Page 30 Atom A Forest Machine CONTINUED FROM PAGE 27 Speed and hard work throughout the second period created no score on the board but it frustrated Windsor as Essex had the answer for all their efforts. The third period started out with some questionable officiating but the Essex penalty killers responded. Adam Zanier stole the puck from a Windsor defenceman and went down one-on-one with the goalie. Zanier deked the goalie and lifted the puck over the goalie's blocker for a shorthanded goal and a 2-0 lead. As the period developed, the boys were more determined to finish what they had started and get the win. Windsor mounted a final attack on the power play but it was stifled by the glove hand of Myers. When Windsor pulled their goalie in favor of another forward, Jonah Fuerth was able to convert a pass from Wuerch into the empty net goal for a 3-0 lead. The only thing left was for the team to preserve the shut-out, and they did by forcing the play and even adding another goal with only 1.2 seconds on the clock. Huddy slipped a Fuerth pass into the net for the final goal. Final score was 4-0 for Essex. The victory came on the birthday of coach Dave Morris. It's ironic that the score was 4-0 as Dave is now also the big "4-0". Coach Dave was overheard saying he "got a very nice gift". Keep it going boys. BARRY, Dale In loving memory of a dear husband, father and grandfather who passed away October 22, 2001. His smiling way and pleasant face Are a pleasure to recall, He had a kindly word for each And died beloved by all. Some day we hope to meet him Some day we know not when, To clasp his hand in the better land Never to part again. - Lovingly remembered by his wife Michelle, Crystal, Thomas, Bradley, Kimberly, Cole and Nathan ______________________ MOORE In loving memory of a dear sister, Theresa, who passed away on October 27, 2005. Her memory is our keepsake With which we will never part, God has her in His keeping We have her in our hearts. - Always remembered and sadly missed by her sisters and families ______________________ MATTHYS In loving memory of my parents, Leon and Maria, who passed away October 23 and 25, 1996. Their weary days of pain and troubled nights are past, And in my heart I know they found sweet peace at last. - Always remembered by son Edward ______________________ ELLIS, Mary Anita October 25, 1997 Those whom we love are out of sight, but never out of mind, They are cherished in the hearts of those they leave behind. - Forever in our hearts Your Family ______________________ Call 776-4268 ADVERTISE! IT PAYS TO RIVEST, Aurele (Harold) Nov. 8, 1914 - Oct. 14, 2006 Aurele (Harold) Rivest was reunited with his lifelong friend and wife Marie Rose (Lalonde, 1993). Passed away peacefully 25 days short of his 92nd birthday. He lived life to the fullest. He loved to play the fiddle and he bowled until he was 91. KFC every Tuesday and Colasanti's every birthday. He was a retired farmer, beloved husband, father, pepe, grand pepe and avid Tiger fan. Son of the late Joe Pete and Leah Rivest. Predeceased by brothers Felix, Ted, George and Clarence. Son-in-law Eugene Granger and sisters Imelda Girard and Bridget Sylvestre. Survived by his children Veronica Granger, Yvonne and Ron Prudence, J. Paul and Gen Rivest, Fred and Yvette Rivest and Florence Rivest. Also survived by brother Sid and wife Gini Rivest, sister Rosella and husband Louis Pinsonneault. Sisters-in-law Aurora Rivest, Rita Rivest and Cecile Lalonde. Fifteen grandchildren: Bill and Debbie Granger, Roseanne and Tom Bozak, Lisa Granger, Joe and Lorianne Granger, Denise and Jim Byrne, Ron and Pam Prudence, Kay and Carson Elford, Christine and Scott Hopper, Bob and Vicki Rivest, Dennis and Cathy Rivest, Elaine and Dennis Nocent, Sharron and Greg Carr, Paul and Krista Rivest, Mike and Jody Rivest, Michelle and Norm Hermann. Also a candy giving grand pepe to 29 great grandchildren. He was an honorary member of K of C 4555 and former president of the Woodslee Friendship Club. Laid to rest on Oct. 17, 2006 in Woodslee. Special thanks to the VON nurses Vicki Smith, Cathy Rivest, Pat, Sarah, Linda, Faye and all the rest who came to Dad's aid. Always with a joke to tell and a laugh to share, he never once complained, no matter how bad it was. Rest in peace Dad on the wings of a dove. Love you forever, your family. Novice A Drs Hager/Kniaziew The Essex Ravens Novice team has started to develop and had a lot of smiles coming from this weekend's games. This team started the season with some losses that were attributed to the adjustment from house league hockey to travel hockey. In each game the team has improved and the coaching staff is anxious to see how much further the members of this team can develop. Our last weekend of games proved what the coaching staff knew all along that "hard work" will bring the results that we are all looking for. The members of this team are: Adam Amicarelli, Josh Scratch, Josh Amyotte, Johnathon Chittle, Carly Davidson, Dylan Dent, Jared Fuerth, Jacob Gagnon, Brendan Jones, Luke Mahon, Jake Maisonneuve, Nash Prieur, Grant Quinlan, Brady Rickeard, Brett Schmidt and Jake Watters. On Saturday evening the Ravens went into Amherstburg with a new attitude. We were a little flatfooted to start but eventually came to life. Amherstburg had built a 30 lead by the middle of the second period but we were not ready to quit. Essex came storming back on a nice goal from Dylan Dent as he broke into the zone around one defenceman and shot the puck into the corner of the net. This was quickly followed by Jared Fuerth on a long shot that eluded the Amherstburg goalie. Then, it was Brady Rickeard who came into the Amherstburg zone and was covered by the defence but let loose a shot that was screened by the Amherstburg defence and the goalie could not see it until it was behind him. The score at the end of the second period was 3-3. The third period had some end-to-end action but neither team could get the go ahead goal. The final score was 3-3. On Sunday the team travelled to Tecumseh for an exhibition game. Tecumseh had won a 3-1 contest just two weeks prior to this match. This game was our best effort this season. The Tecumseh team came out and put two goals on the board early to hold a 2-0 lead. The Ravens just kept to the plan of working hard and pressing the Tecumseh players. Jake Maisonneuve took a pass from Jake Watters to streak in, scoring on a break away to make the score 2-1 for Tecumseh. That is the way the second period ended. The third period started and the team refused to slow down. Just into the period, Brett Schmidt scored on a rebound from Dylan Dent to tie the game at two. Then Jared Fuerth converted a pass from Brady Rickeard and the Ravens had their first lead of the season. It was a short time later that Tecumseh scored to tie the game and it ended 3-3. The team worked very hard and each team player is developing with every practice and game. The goaltending team of Josh Scratch and Adam Amicarelli are playing very well and a win is certainly in the near future. The team will travel to St. Thomas this weekend for a tournament. Good luck Ravens. 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Quote from the EDHS Argus student tribute: "The rolling sream of life goes on But still the empty chair Reminds us of the face, the smile Of one who once sat there" Gone but not forgotten Lovingly remembered and honoured by Linda (Kingston) Todd & Tina, Morgan & Ty (Amherstburg) Tanya (Windsor) Doug & Becky, Chris & Rob (Essex) Ejay & Marcelle, Justin & Spencer (Holland) Bev & Garth & family (Ruscom)