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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1975-09-04, Page 9Re-elect a man who speaks his mind and yours! 23 23 23 22 22 22 20 20 19 18 16 16 15 24 24 23 22 22 20 19 19 19 . 18 18 18 . • . 7caucia,sallArle WICO104.0 ••••••• Icentselvnarfas JACK RIDDELL Liberal .an *4,11 f{:".11.114, Vote Riddell This advertisement sponsored by the Huron-Middlesex Liberal Association e"/It \\\ \\\ \\\\\\ ‘14\ \\\ \\\ \\\ \\\ \\\ \\\ \\14, \\\\ A Good Stock of SPEED QUEEN FREEZERS from 1_2 to. 23 cu. ft. available ...worth looking into! • Handsome Padded Control Panel! with Multi-Cycle Selection. Choice of Water Temperatures, Spin and Agitator Speeds. • Arc-Q-Matic ® Transmission with 10-Year Parts Warranty. • Automatic Flotation Rinse Lint Removal. • Matching Padded Control Panel with Multi-Cycle Selection. • Choice of Heat Selections for All-Fabric Drying. • Giant In-A-Door Lint Screen. • 'Drum Interior Light. • Safety "Push to Start" Button. TWO-YEAR WARRANTY ON ALL PARTS SPEED QUEEN A McGraw-Edison Product DUBLIN HOME HARDWARE -Dublin, Ontario Phone 345-2273 Newirmisummi, 0 , , ppJ.,....... to be Whir!) *fled 00t .M9044. ;le*. to will get 'under way noplcisy septcm!lor 401, HARDLY A CASUAL CHAT — Squatting around 'Lynne Hill of the Teeswater pool, who did the testing , is the senior swimming class. They were being tested in Red Cross swim program on Friday. , (Staff Photo.) Centennaires to open 'training at Centralia The Seaforth Centennaires, Junior "D" hockey club is opening training camp on , September45th at Centralia at 9 P.M. All players and boys interested in playing this season are asked to be at the Seaforth High School , September 9 at 8 p.m. as a week of exercises and -Bill O'Shea to play' with preyhounds Bill O'Shea Jr. left for Sault Ste Marie on Wednesday where he will join the Sault Ste Marie Greyhound, a Major Jr. A team. Active in sports Bill O'Shea played Jr. D. Hockey with Seaforth last winter. During this summer he played baseball with Stratford in the Jr. Intercounty League. Remember! It takes but a moment to place a Huron Expositor Want Ad and be money 116 in pocket. To advertise, just dial Seaforth 527-0240. running is planned before we go on 'the ice. All interested are invited and any further information required phone Bob Dinsmore . 527-1224 . Competes' in BC tourney A seventeen year-old Seaforth lad just competed in the Canadian Junior Golf championship held in Victoria , British Columbia last week. Steve Bennett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bennett of Seaforth playd two days in a lbw day tournament against 160 top golfers in Canada. Each day golfers from 17 to 19 played 18 holes. He missed qualifying for the final 36 holes by three shots. Mr. Bennett was invited to` the British Columbia tournament after his finish last year in their London tournament. Mr. Bennett went to the . tournament with his friend Mel 'Meriam of Seaforth, and they plan to stay in British Columbia for about ten days. Skeet shoot scores Bill Stewart, Godericb John Anderson,..Kippen Greg Potter, Goderich Jim Sheardown, Goderich Harrison Shock, Zurich Manford Dierolf, Goderich John Hessels, Goderich Merv. Batkin, Clinton Lloyd Venner, Hensall Joan Dierolf, Goderich John Grey danus, Clinton Ashley Gilbert, Goderich Paul Middleton, Clinton (August 30) 'Tom Allen, Londesboro Bill McNutt, Exeter Glen Mogk, Bornholm Jerry Coleman, Seaforth Don Bricker, Goderich Dennis Bricker, Goderich Pat Heenan, Seaforth Derwin Carter, Londesboro Charlie Brandon, Clinton Merv, Batkin, Clinton Ashley Gilbert, Goderich Harrison Shock, Zurich . The opening game of the Industrial League plaY0/0 proaucedthe first upset when the Queen's squeaked out a 16.15 win in, extra innings over a surprised Travellers nine. The Travellers made Mistakes that proved costly to allow the Queens their first win. The Travellers opened a 3-4 first inning lead on three singles by Larry Broome, Kevin Kerr and Bruce McMannus. The top of the second inning however proved disasterous when the Queens Scored 9 big runs on only one bit. The Travellers gave up four walks then committed four errors when Don Nicholson provided the only hit, a single. Nine runs crossed the plate giving the Queens a 9-3 lead. The third frame proved bad for the Queens as the Travellers moved back into the game scoring 5 runs to narrow the gap to I 'run. Singles by Larry Broome, Ken Doig and Ray Hutchinson. Kevin Kerr and Dave Broome added triples and Bruce McMannus hit a home run as the Travellers looked as if they where taking over. The Queens added a single itnearned run in the fourth on three walks. The fifth inning was almost a replay of the fourth when the Queens moved ahead 11-8 on just one hit, a single by Don Nicholson The sixth inning proved produc- tive for both teams as the Queens* scored four runs on only one hit again, as Eric Chuter singled providing the power. The Travellers replied with three runs with the big blow coinng from Bruce McMannus's triple leaving the Queens ahead 541. The seventh inning saw the Travellers stage a late inning rally scoring 4 runs on two hits to force the game into extra innings. In the first extra frame both teams left a man on base but neither could manage to score. The ninth saw John Munroe single and then steal home with two outs to move the Queens 1 run up. The Travellers failed to get a man on base as the Queens pulled - out the win, Eric Chuter was the winning pitcher allowing 15 runs on 15 hits while his team could muster only 4 hits they scored lb runs as, Jack Ungarian and Kuhl Kerr had' control problems and errors provided the difference, Villagers Win 16.6 The late game proved a little more one sided when the Villag. ers opened a 1-0 series lead with a relatively easy 16-6 win over the Teachers. Both teams opened strong as the Villagers scored 4 runs in the first on five hits while the Teachers replied with 2 runs on 3 hits. In the second frame the Teachers evened the count at 4 all out scoring their opponents 2-0 and it looked like a real cliff hanger. However the Village seemed to regain their composure as they took control of in the third inning moving in front 7-4. The Teachers just couldn't muster an attack and made several costly errors as they blew the game. Rick Woods went the distance for the winners allowing ten hits while Howard James allowed foukeen hits but errors proved the downfall of the Teachers as their fielding, loft A lot desired, " • The other two series A YOU'RE CATCHING FLIES — It might look like she's catching flies but really she's trying. to pass her intermediate swimming ,test held on Friday. Anne McQuaid, or number five for the test, is doing the breast stroke. (Staff Photo) SPEED QUEEN STA., STEEL W g.,, 10,R „,„, and y Ilt n Smooth, Rust-Proof, Chip-Proof STAINLESS STEEL TUB and DRUM with a Lifetime Warranty.. SPEED QUEEN A McGraw-Edison Product 0 uality At 43 Jack Riddell is a successful farmer, a graduate of the University of Guelph, has taught high school at Clinton and Exeter, a former partner in the Hensall Livestock Sales. Since his election to the Ontario Legislature 2 years ago Jack Riddell has provided strong support in the Nixon team as the opposition spokesman on energy and environmental problems. He has been active in expressing the riding's concerns about the Davis Gov't's extravagances in EDUCATION and REGIONAL GOVERNMENT Help Huron-Middlesex - Help Ontario - Help Yourself! ):• 1) 5, 4' a. MM E M = M