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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1975-06-26, Page 9rl 1.1 t3 ra ui n ki4 1;447.:01:515.11., rf Many businesses'in,cluding : Agriculture • Manufacturing Tourism • Construction • Professional Services e Transportation • Wholesale and Retail Trades, have obtained loans from 1DB to acquire land, buildings, and machinery; to increase working capital; to start a new business; and for other purposes. If you need financing for a business proposal and are unable to obtain it elsewhere an reasonable terms and conditions, perhaps IDE can help you. iNNISMAI DEVEIMMENT BANK an elp you. DAVE ALEXANDER one of our representatives will be at The Queens Hotel, Seatorth on the first Thursday of each month [July 3 - 9 A.M. too P.IVid For prior information call 271-5650 or write 1032 Ontario St., Stratford, Ont.N5A 6z3 ) 46.4 SAVE GAS Ride a Motorcycle f ro m or a Moped HULLY GULLY Up to 150 Miles . per gallon Get 200 Smiles per gallon Huron County's Motorsport Headquarters for KAWASAKI, ARTIC CAT, and CARABELLA R. R. No. 1, HULLY GULLY Varna Sales, Service, Rentals Lawn bowlers • pot luck ,40`4.410( A pot luck supper was held in the club house on Tuesday evening. with bowling after and twenty-two enjoyed bowling with both the weather and greens ideal. Ladies high went to Grace Pepper and 2nd. Donna Patterson. For the men it was .4 Elmer Dennis first with Tom Phillips 2nd. \ Last Tuesday evening twenty-four were bowling and the winners were for the men, Harold Connell 1st with 2W plus 16 with Fred Tilley 2nd with 2W plus 12, For the ladies it was Mary Finlayson 1st with 2W plus 14 with Rachel Riehl 2nd with 1W plus 22. Seaforth ladies are participating in the Provincials being held in Stratford with trebles being Mrs. Esther Brady (skip) Thelma and Mabel Strong (lead). In doubles it is Jean Lunn and Helen Connell while Brenda Finlayson is entering the singles competition. Good luck to all. Some of our men ar e attending • a men's doubles in Exeter on Wednesday afternoon as their tournament was rained out a week ago. Good bowling to all.. Sewer Attention Veterans Ex-Service Men and Women and Dependents The Royal Canadian Legion Service Bureau Officer H. W. MOYER Provincial Service Officer of London will be visiting in the area. Anyone wishing information, advice or assistance, regard- ing War Disability Pensions, Treatment, Allowances, etc., is requested to contact the Service Officer, or Secretory. of the Local Branch, whose name appears below, NOT LATER THAN JULY 14th TO ARRANGE AN INTERVIEW. SERVICE OFFICER: flI1OROF H. NIILLER. SEAFORTH, 521-L51? From the Horses Mouth Second in the first race at Goderich raceway was Janet Expressowned and driven by William German of Clinton. Third in the ,same race wal Scot4 Bqy owned by Edith Samis and driven by Randy McLean both of Goderkfi. Third in the second race was Success Grant owned and driven by William Caldwell of Clinton. Out of the money in the third race was Hickory Lassie owned by , Walter Oster and driven by Frank MacDonald both of Clinton. The fourth race winner was Arctic John owned by Larry Dale of Seaforth and driven by Clarence O'Neil. Time of the mile was. 2:14.4 and the pay off was 5.6 0. Fourth° was Flux owned by Edward C. Hunter-Duvar of St. Marys and driven by Dennis Jewitt. Fifth was Tinys Copper Duke owned by R. McKinley Zurich and driven by Gerry Roebuck of Goderich. The fifth race winner was Kit Lee owned by D. Baker, Goderich and Douglas Kerr, Dungannon with Randy McLean driving. The time of the mile"was 2:14.4 and the pay off 9.50. Second was Bandellero owned by Carl and Grand, Fisher of Goderich and driven by Carl. Fourth was Kerr's Boy owned by Vicky and Shelly Horner of Brucefield and driven by Jack Meriam. Out of the money was TactfulTom owned by V.J.Baird of Hensall and driven by Dennis Jewitt. Fifth in the sixth race was Will He Lochinvar owned by Janet. Bennewies of Crediton and driven. by Dennis Jewitt. Out of the money was Dianne Camp owned . by Kenneth Holmes and driven by Dale Kennedy both of Seaforth. Second in the seventh race was Goldies Hit owned by Terry Rutledge and driven by Grant Volland, both of Clinton. Fifth was Dreambr idge owned by Harold Jewell and driven by Bruce Volland, both of Goderich. Out of the money was Hickory Tiburon owned by Leonard R. Skinner and Bruce E. Fenn of Windsor and driven by Dennis Jewitt. The eighth race winner was Derby Bob owned by Ron Williamson of Seaforth and Alf Ross'ofStaffa and driven by Ron. Second was Rhythm's Nancy owned by Dave Muir and driven by Johnny Muir, both of Seaforth. Second in the ninth race was Crash Landing owned by George C. Feagan of Goderich and driven by Gerry Roebuck. Third was Crimson Josie owned and driven by Bruce Volland. Fourth in the tenth race was Mikes Jimmy Lynn owned by Lay Zee M Stables, Parkhill and Ken Walgos of London and driven by Gerry Roebuck. ,." soc rc".er ii t COntiilenta OuSt 'Mg HURON EXPOSITOR 'NNE 0 1915 aWa rom inals Only one Industrial Baseball game was officially scored last Monday evening as rain forced cancellation of the late games and shortened the early contests. The only completed game saw the Turf Club remain unbeaten as they edged Main Street by a 5 - 34score aft er 5 2/3 innings. Both clubs played excellent ball as it turned into a pitchers duel between Jack Price and Jack McLiwain. The game saw the first run cross the plate in the bottom of the second as Main Street took a 1 - 0 lead. H owever, the Turf came back quickly• and scored 4 fOur big runs in the top of the third as errors proved costly to Main Street allowing 3 of the runs unearned. Both clubs managed • just one more run each before the rain fell leaving the Turf in first place and the only undefeated squad. Mathews, Lobb teams head ladies baseball In Ladies Softball on June 17 Joanne Mathews team in the early game beat Marie Little's team 35 -22. Hitting for Mathews team was Gail Price with 3 triples, Joanne Mathews and Mary Morey each with one triple and Joanne Mathews also had a h ome run. a.m. All money raised at the affair will go to the Optimist Club for use at the park. SCHEDULE Game 19 :00 A.m. Travellers VS Turf Club Game4 10:30 a.m. Firemen VS Village Game 3 12 Noon Queens VS Teachers Game 4 1:30 P.M. Texaco VS Main Street Game 5 3:00 P.M. Winners #1 VS Winners #2 The late game was rained out and played Thursday nite June 19. Carol Lobb's team beat Jane McNaughton's team 29;19. Shelia Butt had a triple from McNaughton's team. .STANDINGS G W L Pts. Carol Lob 6 5 1 10 Joanne Matthews6 4 2 8 Jane McNaughton 6 2 4 4 Marie Little 6 1 5 2 The games wi 11 be 11/2 hours long or a minimum of t innings with the final game being 7 innings or until a winner is decided. Monday's scheduled games for June 30 will be cancelled and rescheduled for the " end of the regular schedule or August 18th. Game 6 4:30 P.M. Winners #3 VS Winners #4 Game 7 7 P.M. Wiriners #5 VS Winners #6 o Seaforth fans watched their midget team be defeated once again, this time by Wingham. At the end of two innings Wingham was ahead by 2 0. In the third a double by John Feeney scored Glen Stewart and Tom Costello to tie the ball game 3t 2-2 Seaforth moved ahead 3 - 2 in the fourth but fell behind 5 - 3 in the fifth and allowed one more run in the sixth to `give Wingham a 6 3 lead. In the seventh Terry Young singled to score Glen Stewart who had walked and Tom Costello who also had singled to close the gap to 6 - 5. With the tieing run on base Mark Robinet hit a home run that was called foul. Seaforth got no further hits and Terry Young was left on hasp. The game ended with Seaforth losing 6 - 5. Note: Rich Scott pitched and went the distance with 8 strikeouts. by Brad Finlayson, played a strong game, as did Frank Verberne in goal. Again the local club received good fan support and this was a contributing factor in their fine play. Next game is Saturday, June 28 in St. .Marys. Brodhagen's record st ands at 8, wins and 3 losses. Brodhagen Brewers next home game is Thursday, June 26th. Op Sunday the Oshawa Tridents hosted the Seaforth continentals in the first round of the Ontario Cup finals. The Tridents were eliminated 'out of the running for the cup after Seaforth beat them with a score of 3-2, The first goal of the game and for Seaforth was when STephen Underwood crossed over a corner kick and with great determination, Danny McClure, placed a head ball into the top corner of the n et. Oshawa tied the game up on a penalty shot afater a hand ball was called on Mike Van der Veldon. Seaforth's next goal was due to a blistering shot by Johnny Nielson right under the goalie as he went down to attempt to stop it. Tridents made a come back and tied it up once again only to ,have Stephen Underwood blast a shot at the nc-1 and with an unsuccessful try to stop the ball by a Trident defenceman had the ball, glance off him and right in the net. The Tridents made a gr eat effort to tie up the game but superb playing by ' all the Continentals held them off 'till the end. The Continental's management would like to express their thanks to the spectators and parents who travelled with them and helped support the bus. Special thanks to Alf Ross for driving the bus, getting the team there and back safely. Sundays line-up was: Stephen Underwood: O.L. Dennis Nielson: I.L. Johnny Nielson: e. Danny McClure: 1.R. Brett Finalyson: O. R. Mark Underwood: L.H. Brodhagen Vs Kirkton. Then will be 2 300 club draws made on that night. Billy il,oeSeyinourr; ' C< H, Murray Prager .. ...,8..tf, Ted Janmaat; ' ' LB. `Mike Van der Widen: . it.% Dave , Fulani, Goal. "Subs 'Were Mike Scott, Bobby, JAnSOf::4t00.4..0 > rafOrt pi* • cpptiOOptf4 .p ex1 game is tonight, ,I4Pq,26r:197', at OP MO. • $00.9i where $eafOrth. I:140 host: Exeter J.tOga,. - BEFORE THE PARADE PASSES BY - These kids decorated their bikes for the Hensel! Spring Fair parade and also for the public school competition where the best decorated bicycles and tricycles would be given an award. (Staff Photo) `Rain cancels all but one Industrial Bali game Tournament The July 1st tournament in conjunction with the Centennial has been finalized with the first game getting underway at 9:00 St. Columban won their first league game of the season this past Sunday, upsetting the • London Carnival team by the score of 2 - 1. Bill Docking opened the scoring midway through the first half, beating the London goalie from about 12 yards out after getting the rebound off the crossbar from a shot by Brian Murray. , Paul Coyne made it 2 - 0 for St. "But I am • ashamed of begging, Sir. Em saving up for a pistol." G"InAt:TGlate Midgefball team loses again St. Columban wins first soccer game The consulation champs were the Brodhaen Brewers. .who defeated Tavistock 4 Brodhaget* ,WTiniinners of the consulation received $75.00. ' Tavistoc received $50.00 as runner u Sunday night in South Perth action Brodhagen defeated Rostock. The winning pitcher for Brodhagen was Ron School. He allowed, 7 hits and had 3 strike-outs. just inside the 18 yard line with Brodhagen to results Columban with a good shot from only 12 mi nutes to play. However, ,;,, London came right back and Result of two final games of the scored on a header from directly : Brodhagen Fastball Tournament ,in front of the net. London are as follows: Grand continued to press and with Paul ' championship game was played Coyne and Pat Delaney being between St. Clements and ejected from the game St. Kirkton. St. Clements won a 17 Columban were forced to hold on innings of play 2 - 1. St. Clements until the final whistle. . recedived $150.00. Kirkton as Comments: It was a very hot, runner up $75.00. humid day and this tended to slow '',. the• game down at times. The St.Columban defense, anchored We're Celebrating Seaforth's Centennial with a whopping discount of 20 ( Y0 off (Continued ,from Page 1 drew attention to errors which had occurred in an Expositor story of a recent council meeting. The story had said that George Hildebrand and John Sinnamon had requested their opposition to the doubling of the water rate be recorded when in fact two other councillors, Wayne Ellis and Bill Bennett also voted against v doubling the water rate with the tie vote being broken by Mayor Cardno The Expositor also had reported that council was giving a donation of $10 to the Cancer Society on behalf of Rev. E. G. Nelson's father where in fact the donation was to be given to the Heart Fund. A Canadian Red Cross Summer Safety tip: When boating obey all regulations regarding life-saving equipment, using only equipment which has been approved by the Ministry of Transport. Wear an approved personal flotation device. Do not /operate your boat in areas Where people are swimming. Remember that a boat X is potentially as dangerous as a car and requires skillful handling. Yell to us for help. everything in our stores for two days only SATURDAY AND MONDAY June 28 and June 30 Remember - This 20% centennial discount is for 2 days only and applies to everything small or large, from a needle to an overcoat or suit or dress. It's our way of saying "Thank you Seaforth" for the support and coopei'ation we have received during the 70 years We have been in business on Seaforth's main street. SEAFO H CE*TENNIAL AND SEAFORTH AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY TRACTOR - TRUCK PULL A AVOTPA Sanctioned Event Agricultural Grounds SEAFORTH Tuesday, July 1st at I p.m. PULL CLASSES 1 - Out of Field - 5000 lb. Purse $200.00 2 - " " 8000 lb. Purse $200.00 3 - 10000 lb. Purse $200.00 4 - - 12000 lb. Purse $200.00 5 " " 16000 lb. Purse $200.00 6 - " - 20000 lb. Purse $200.00 7 - Open Class 7000,1b. Purse $300.00 8 - Open Class 90001 1b. Purse $300.00 9 - Truck Class .5000 lb. Purse $200.00 (Wheelbase min. 100") 10 - Truck Class 7000 lb. Purse $200.00 (Wheelbase min. 100") - Safety equipment to NTPA Rules - Trucks to have clevis type hitch at hitch point - Weigh in at Seaforth Co-op at 10 em. SEE THE DISPLAY OF ANTIQUE EQUIPMENT Entertainment and Refreshments in the Arena 12 noon to 6 p.m. Chairman": Ken Coleman - Shop 527-0120 Home 527-0398