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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1973-04-26, Page 10* t lip.r.Tti.g.:!!4R914!XPOSITOR, SEAFORTH, (21!It, APRIL 26, 1973 From V the Hoses Mouth (By Ken) ELECTROHOME AIR CONDITIONERS AT CROWN HARDWARE PHONE 527-1420 SEAFORTII I NEVER PRINK, 5/APVE, our ;Ars, OR GO opr WITH Women! AP* ToMorzgov./ r,LL ceLEDRATO MV goTFI'VRAWAv with the purchase of a CGE Air Conditioner Carry-Cool Model (AGTE 304F) not included Offer Expires April 30, 1973 FRANK KLING LIMITED PHONE 527-1320 SEAFORTH F. with central electric air conditioning ,s DATE May '7 .May 14 'May 21 ,May 28 June 4 June . 11 June 18 June, 25 .July 2 July 9 July 16 July 23 July 30 Aug. Aug. 13 B Richard Erb of Zurich has been eleCted deputy distript governor of the Lions Clubs of Region 3, District A9. He- succeeds Charles Shaw of Blyth. Grant Chisholm of Lucknow was elected chairman for Zone 3 North, at the annual rally held in Blyth on Wednesday and William Pinder of Seaforth was elected chairman of Zone 3, South. About 180 Lions, representing clubs from Zurich, Bayfield, Exeter, Wingham, Brussels, Teeswater, Lucknow,, Blyth, Goderich, Clinton and Seaforth, attended the,rally. In the upper picture are scenes from the rally while below three Seaforth Lions watch pro- ceedings., They are W. D. Stephenson, Elmer Larone and George Hays. '(Photo by Oke) Announce teams for industrial ball '7 Men's thdustrial Baseball will begin May '7th. The•decision was taken at an organizational meeting Wednesday night when members of the executive, and representatives '1:51' each team were on hand to set the rules for the coming season. Only six teams are entered this year as the Mechanics and Legion have .dropped. out. • All games will again be played on Monday nights with a single game being played at the Lions Park and a double header will be played at the Optimist Park. The early gamds are called for 7 p.m. with the late encounter at 8;30 p.m. The teams will use the 117/8" ball again this season and the rules will, be available from the 'team captains. With the six teams entered they will play a 15 game schedule meeting each team three times. All six teams will then enter the playoffs. The' list of players and schedule are below. TEACHERS Steve Hook,- 'Howard James, Don Tremeer, Leo Teatero,Gary Montgomery, Don Morton, Reg. Dick, Gord McLean, Tom Hut- chison, Ed. Dolmage, Gary Mc- Kellar, Brian Fisher, Doug. Schroeder. Doug. Scarrow, Lyle Haney. VILLAGERS Bill Price, Harry Cook, Bob McKellar, Bob Watson, Rick Wood, John Coleman, Ron Brady, Don Hoffman, Randy Gridzak, Jim Barry, Joe aillespie,Kevin Broome, Bob Clark, Ron Mc- Allister, Dave Broome, Doug. --1111debrand. MAINSTREET Bill Roberta, Bob Beutten- miller, Ray Anstett, Wayne Ellis, Brian Flannigan, Newt Collins, 4 Jack Price, Bill Pinder, Dave Watson, Bob Montgomery, Ray Hendergon, Murray Henderson, Gord Beuttenreiller, Gary Bet- ties, Gord ,Price. FIREMEN Jim Sills,, Bob Wilson , Don Hulley, John Patterson, Tom Phillips, Don Coleman, Laverne Scott Jim Glew, Ron Broome, Pete Pete Kling, George Reeves, George Garrick, Larry Broome, Jae; Baker, Frank tirummer, Keith Fisher, James Bannon,Rick HUiley. TURF CLUB Joe Dick, JIM Dick, Jack McLlwain, Jim McLlwain,Gord Pullm Don Dupee, Rbn Dris- coll, Bill Strong, Ferg McKellar, Paul McKellar, Dale Kennedy,' Don Kunder, Dick Burgess, Phil Bisback, Larry .W.esenberg. TEXACO Bob Dinsmore, Bruce -Hoel- scher, Paul Castle, Allister. Young, Ron Beuerman, Rick For.- tune, Ken Miller, Moe Huard, Ted Wales, Stew McLean, mike Marian, Ben Akkar, John Munrd, Jack Ungarian, Rick Haines, Mery Earheart. .••••••••••••••••••••••.. wcop SAVE TIM QUEEN" - to - PROCLAMATION! The Council' of the Town of Seaforth has instructed me to declare DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME, adopted for the Town of Seaforth, during the period of 4. • LIONS PARK (7P.M.) REC GROUNDS (7 P.M.) REQ GROUNDS (0:30 P.M.) Village Teachers Texaco - Main St. Village - Turf Club Turf Club - Firemen Teachers - Texaco Firemen - Village Main St. - Teacher s Texaco Turf Club - Main St. Texaco - Firemen Village Village - Texaco Teachers - Turf Club Firemen' Texaco • Teachers ' Village Main St. ' Turf Club Turf Club - Village Teachers Firemen Texaco , Teachers - Main St. Texaco Turf Club Firemen Firemen - Texaco Village 'Teachers Turf Club Turf Club Teachers Firemen Math St. Village Main St. - Village Turf Club FireMed Teachers Firemen - Teachers Texaco Main St. Turf Club Turf Club - Texaco Firemen Village Teachers Teachers - Village Turf Club Main S t. Firemen Main St. - Firemen Village Texaco Turf Club Premier William Davis announced the appointment , of former m.p.p. for, the Huron riding, Charles S. MacNaughton,' chairman of the Ontario Racing Com- mission. He succeeds Brigadier Frederick C. Wallace D.S.O. M;C. who was appointed chairman in 1965. Mr. IViacNaughton will serve a two year term as• chairman, and can •be appointed to further two year terms. The 1972 membership of the Ontario Racing Commission was 16,000. The fastest mile paced' in Canada this year was on Friday, March 30, at -Blue Bonnets. The mile in 2.00:4 was paced by the •five year old stallion wanaque. This horse is owned by Gerry Semmelhaack and Ed. Cohen of-Montreal. Monday night at the London oval Mis's' Belle Bars won the third race with Frank MacDonald on the bike. Miss Belle Bars is owned by Fred Fowler. The mile was in 2.07:4 and the pay off was $6.60. In the same race Hurricane Lisa was out .of the money. In the fourth race True Personality was fourth. At Greenwood, Wed. night the fifth race had to be declared .no contest and the money wagered returned due to fog. On Saturday afternoon at the London 'oval Artic John was fourth. At Hanover Saturday night El Sam 0 won the .first . race with Gord Pullman on the bike. •El Sam 0 is owned by the, partnership of Joe , and Jim Dick and Dick Burgess, all of Seaforth. The mile was in 2.13:1 with a pay off $3.20. In the sixth race Royal Colleen, owned py Williain Laverty, Seaforth, was third; with Ron Williamson driving. • ' ' We are glad to hear that Wayne Dupee was only shaken up when he was involVed in an accident.while driving Claybrook Ricci in the fifth, race at Hanover. Don't let the hot days of summer slow down your get-up-and-go. Stay fresh as a daisy all year long by creating the freshness of spring in your home. Complete comfort control isn't far away, if you already have a forced air heating system. -Just add a central electric cooling unit, with electronic filter and humidity control. You , ban then enjoy your own custom climate with comfortably cool, clean Pair in every room. AC1-4251:1A(R) SEAPORTS MISTRIAL SOFZBALL LEAGUE SOSE,PflAt 173 ' •li NOTE: The second named team is , the home team, respond le for paying the umpires, passing the hat, and putting away the bases. Main St. - Firemen - Turf Club Teachers - main St. iremen Main Main V l l a g sSe t . -- Texaco - Texaco - Village Main St. Texaco - Teachers - COMMERCIAL Team Standings: Canadian Wings 10,790;iSpeedies, 11,102; Superstars 10,325; Diamonds 10,274; Travellers 11,037; Maple " - Leaves 10,960. CYO Team Standings; Spee'aeri '' 9,018; Motherd 9,596; Lucky Charms 9,155. ST. JAMES LEAGUE Team Standings: Bowl-lets; 5,195; Peanuts, 5,869; Archies 5,895; Tigers 5,819; Strikers .5„366; Scorpions 5,625. TOWN PLAYOFFS A St. James 10,222; Legion 9,969; Thursday nighters 9,334; Egmondville 9,249. • TOWN PLAYOFFS B Country Club 6,250; Com- mercial 6,232; Egmondville 5,778; Huron Rual 5,670; Y.B.C. 5,601; Legion. EGMONDVILLE Team Standings: Bombers 5,338; Rockets 5,474; 'Gliders 5,550; Spitfires 5,682; Yets, 5,43'7:' Blue Max 5,675. owling results Skating club annual report In the report of the annual meeting of the Seaforth Figure Skating Club which appeared in. As' .the statement indicates, the club had a busy year during in which over $3,000. was raised. the issue of April 12th, ,the fi- nancial statement was omitted. Receipts were: Balance on hand from 1971-72 Season $524. 81; Tees 1;669.50; Carnival Ticket Sales 404.75; Costumes 82.00; Trophy. Donations 70.00; Fashion Show 319.00; Badges 19.50; Snap- shots 4.80; Movies 752.59; Misc, 26.60; Total Receipts 3,873.55. Expenses were: Ice Time $1,080.00; Fran Brady 1,150.00; Ach;ertising 64.72; Rental of YI°Y15P,, 53,R?PP.C144113e Hee* 141.00; Inter Club 62.00; Service, Charge 4.60;Pashion Show 10.75; C.F.S.A. 109.23; POstage & Sup- plies 12.73; Misc.. Carnival Ex- penses 16.93,; Gifts 34.91; Trophies 60.65; Refund, 4,00; Achievement . Day 18.10; Total Expenses $3,309.23. Balance on hand, • March 31, 1973 - $564.32. TOWN OF SEAFORTH DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME Sunday, April 29th, 1973 • at 2:01 a.m. Sunday, October 28th, 1973 at 2:011 a.m. and respectfully request the-citizens to observe the same. F. C. J. SILLS, Mayor Remember! It takes but a moment to place an Expositor Want Ad and be money in pocket. To adverlise, just Dial Seaforth 527-0240. • MATERNITY WEAR at the SEPARATE SHOPPE Main Corner - Clinton OPEN 24 CLOSED WEDS. ..go ••• • .0, Total year-round comfort is well within your reach, if you think electrically. Call your Hydro, and find out how the joys of spring can be with you every day of the year! your hydroa