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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1975-10-02, Page 7"NEW" BINGO MONDAY, 8:30 P.M. - COMMENCING October 6th AT VANASTRA RECREATION CENTRE JACKPOT - MO." IN 54 CALLS with a consolation prize of $25.00. If not won, Jackpot grows by $10.00 and number of calls increases by one, each week. 1 5 REGULAR GAMES AT 5 10." EACH 3 SHARE-THE-WEALTH GAMES ADMISSION - $1.00 INCLUDES ONE FREE CARD. AD- DITIONAL CARDS 25c EACH OR 5 FOR $1.00. *_.--- ADMISSION RESTRICTED TO THOSE 16 YEARS OF AGE OR OVER and a one hundred dollar gift certificate from Nulty Gully Sport and Recreation Ltd. Some of the riders who com- peted in the series are shown in the accompanying photos with the trophy as they were preparing the track at Walton where the club is sponsoring a sanctioned moto cross on Sunday October 5. The Maitland , Dirt Riders are all from Huron County and accounted very well for themselves against teams from across Ontario. Used SPORTS Equipment • AUCTION Sat. Oct. 4 pm .4 Seaforth Community Centre Proceeds for Arena Renovations Ties Diamond Other Sox • • 1.00 to 1.95 Dress Type Banton TURTLE NECK - Sweaters .7.95 Vests 8.95 to 11.95 , • ji lb °ARC I Knited OWN they may participate in some local club. More and more young wow couples seem to be taking part in = tournaments and enjoying the = game. The lawn bowling season is '&' almost over but members are = looking forward to euchre and bridge parties through the wintr. = Last season these mixed parties were extremely popular. ••••• •••.. .••• Dublin bowling Male MOM MOIR MOP 19 Team #1 Team #6 9 ••••• Team #4 7 Team #2 7 MAI Team #5 '1 5 = MOM 101•11 t Travelcad . pie ;HURON EXPOSITOR OCTOSEI 19TS About 200 people visited the 45 foot 5250,000 Ontario Sports Travelcade van when it was in Seaforth last week. Emily Fodor of Toronto, one of the van hosta, said that most visitors were "really enthused" about the sports information, films, video and tapes that the van holds. There is information on more than 50 sports, on how to play, on rules and coaching and on how start a club. While they were in Seafoith Travelcade staff offered two clinics, one TueSday night on badminton and one Wednesday night on cross country skiing. Recreation director Clive Buis% who invited the Travelcade here St.. Columban wins over St. Marys 6-1 St, Columban Soccer Club got back on the winning side of things this past Sunday, defeating St. Marys 6-1. This was a big victory for St. Columban after dropping their two previous games to Goderich ant London Carnival, both by 3-1 scores. As has" happened so often this . season, St. Columban started poorly against St. Marys, falling behind 1-0 after less than 1 minute had been played. How- ever, St. 'Columban came right back and by half-time were leading 3-1. Pat Delaney started things off, scoring on a well placed shot from his left wing position. Brad Finlayson then finished off the nicest play of the game on a pass from Delaney. The goal started iight from the St. Colum,- ban goal area with precise passing right up the field. Paul Coyne added the third goad before half-time when his shot was stopped by the St. Marys goalkeeper, but in so doing he carried the ball over his goal line. When the goal was whistled in by the referee the goalkeeper attacked a St. Columbah player and was then ejected from the game. In the second half St. Colum- ban continued to carry the play and before full time, shad Scored three more goals. Pat Delaney and , Paul Coyne each got their second goal of the game, along with Casey Van Bakel. St. Columban showed more hustle and desire in ,this -game Seaforth Lawn Bowlers held their final Pot Luck Supper of the season With twenty-five present. Supper was enjoyed by all with bowling on the greens afterwards. Winners were: Ladies first Mae 'Habkirk with 2 plus 27 .o/p 2. Second,trace Pepper with 2 plus 25. For the men it was 1st. Art Finlayson 2w plus 29 o/p 2 and second Bruce Henderson 2w plus, 27 o/p 5. In out of town -tournaments Jack and Donna Patterson were the high 2 game winner at St. Mary's on Sunday with grt & Mary Finlayson also among the prize winners. Students from the High School are still bowling mornings and afternoons. Perhaps in the future Team #3 , Ladies' High Single and triple, Ann Kistner, 279, 677. Men's High single laid triple - Mervin Dietz, 273, 778. CROSS COUNTRY SKI CLINIC- John Van Rhees, centre from Ontario's Sports Travelcade v .Nwhich was in Seaforth last week talks to cross country ski expert Ken Sydney, •ndon. Vivienne Newnham and Dr. Rodger Whitman, two of these who attended the clinic look at skiing \ equipment.' HURON CHAMPS- Not losing a game all season these young soccer: players, the Atoms, of the Seaforth Olympics, won the Huron Minor Soccer trophy this summer. • The ten lads scored 70 goals this term and only had five goals scored against them. Their coach Aage Marcussen said that in an exhibition game they won over the Kitchener Gunners who went on to win, the OntarkiChaMpionship. Phayers are left front: Jeff McKe0r, Charlie Malcolm, Kevin Drager, Brian Coombs; second: Paul the rear is coach Marcussen. Absent when the picture was taken was Keith MacGregor, Jack Van Loon, Jim Campbell, Danny Wesenberg and. John Dale. In McClure. - (Photo B? Wilma Oke) HURON TRAIL RIDERS WIN- Motorcyclists belonging to the all Huron County club won a trophy thig weekend at Hully Gully. The Huron Trail Riders have a mato • cross meet of their own scheduled this weekend near Walton. 4r Maitland dirt riders win On Sunday September 21 in the closing race of the four race Hully Gully good times 'moth cross series the Maitland dirt riders clinched the team award for the series. The club received a trophy donated by the London District Motorcycle Dealers Association SEASONS TICKETS for Centenna fires Home Games Family -$50.00 Adult -) $15.00 - Save' 9.00 Students - $10.00 - Save $6.00 said that these sessions Wervet too well attended bec,agae he didn't know what sports were being offered soon enough to get publicity. About 16-came to the badminton workout and about six to the cross country ski clinic. Miss Fodor said Seaforth people who visited the van seemed most interested in soccer and tennis.She and the other hosts are health, ' 'fitness and facilities management graduates from community colleges. A driver and 'an. audio visual technician are included in the van staff. The only problem with the Seaforth stop, she said, was that Tuesday night some 'rowdy kids almost wrecked the van's outside speakers. Everything in the .van invites touching and' looking but Miss Fodor said that although there is no security system, nothing's been lost yet. Part of the original idea behind Sports Travelcade was getting sports know-how out to the people in small towns. They'd been in Goderich, Kincardine and Clinton and were going to Exeter. But John Van Rhees, another host, says that attendance in small towns often is a problem. He says they need a terrific PR job and theorizes that maybe the Travelcade should go to the cities first to build up peoples' awareness of what they have to offer. Then perhaps word about Travelcade would get back to the small towns and build interest, he says. Both hosts agreed that their second visits to a community would probably be really successful, because everyone who does get to the van is interested and impressed. 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" , Brad Finlayson moved from fullback to centre forward and his constant hustle seemed to get the forward line moving. Bill Docking moved back to fullback and played a very strong game there. Marvin Kale, captain of St. Columban and Brad Finlayson are both playing on the Fanshawe College Soccer Team, which last year won the Ontario College ti e. Next game is Sunday, October 5, in St. Columban when the 2nd place London Oakridge team visit at 2 p.m. Vanastra shoots end for season Scores at the Final Vanastra Shoot for ,the Season are: Ed Britnell, Goderich 25 .John Greydanus, Clinton 23 Greg Potter, Goderich 23 Paul Middleton, Clinton 22 Mery Batkin, Clinton 22 Lloyd Venner, Hensall 22 Glen Mogk, Bornholm 21 Pat Heenan, Seaforth 21 Don Wise, Clinton 21 Ashley Gilbert, Goderich 18 Randy Middleton, Clinton 16 In shooting doubles Gregg Potter of Goderich got 16 out-of a possible 25. Pat Heenan , Seaforth, also 16 out of 25. John Greydanus scored 15, Ed. 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