HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1976-01-01, Page 7AT THE' RED FLAG,— The crowd lined .up at the • finish line to;see these two snow machines compete
in a heat'dt.the first Hu'ron Cup Classic at Hully Gully, ,
on Saturday and Sunday. The Cup was. won by Rick
Franks-Jr., of Atli ston. Joe Wolf of Michigan was
second-. (Staff Photo)
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Egmondville bo'Wling scores
Oprthnists .
Happy Bunch
Sharpies
.Penny Pinchers'
Gohddiggers•
Turtles
55
$ ' • $4 Males High Single: Hank Dors-
49 sers 280, Males High Triple;
41 • Harry DeLoyer, '734. Female High'
27 Single and Triplej... Dianne Van-
2'6 derveldpn 237, 574.
COMING OUT
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OF A TI1RN— Their drivers:lean
• the Hdron'Cup snowmobile•races at Hully GUlly. A M
anti that , was the story all Weekend. Mercs took 1
winrijrig the otl1ler two. •
they round a curve at
erc machine is i'n the lead here
3 of 15 classes with. Yamaha
(Staff.phOto)
t as out way
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Mr. 'and Mrs. Tom ai)enyCnson
and Ronald and Mrs. and Mrs..
Stuart Stevenson.
Mrs. Gertic Bennett spent
-Christmas • with her son and
family,Mr. and Mrs" Horace
Ruda& in London, and
remained tor a few days.
•• Mr. and Mrs. DonAchilles and
family. spent Boxing'Day with Mr.
and . Mrs. Adrian • "e nd their
families in .13russels;
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PLOWMEN The Huron County Plowmens-Aszociation held theft annual
meeting at the MCKillop Township offices in 'W1,nthOp on. Monday': Retiring
Russell. $olton,.. left, past. president John Clank. ancl,Hrtron..Ag- ep-Don Pullen- are-
deeply involved in the Proceedings..
• Witt K of :.0 draw
Tlu.'• Fourth 1/..•2'rek KiiiLdits ( f ooh,
Columbus of the Dean \\ lirsi I he, • 7
Assembly' of •Seaforth aiid Distv,ik t '„,,,nt .10,01 • I ,son.
h their annual CjArisimias dras\ thud 1,, Ilan
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(Staff Photo)
.11:111.than, Blx th and forirth pri/c."
cut to Jack kilt Russel, cte-r,.
Tne (Irak\ \\ as. •Inaili.• at 'the
knights of l olutitbiis 1l,tll qi Si.
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Junior D Hockey.
Friday; Jan vary. 2
,BeIr ont vs Seaforth
a tinrie: 8:30 rx r
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Sunday January 4
Mt. 'Brydges vs Seaforth
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Parka, Ski JaCkets,
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Petites, Misses; Womens,,
Regular dresses, Party
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120 Pair, Men's
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DRESS, PANTS
PLAINS & CHECKS
32 to 52 SIZES—,_
REGI111,AR 17.95 to 24,50
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Values to 55.00
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Regular 5,9.50 to '70..00
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Brown & Grey Tones
- Sizes 38 to 48 44.8°
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All,Sizes and Colors .30%
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entenotres:win*
.19M.
4eargrth Centenaircs picked,up
four points this week: as they
played three Of the top teams,
Last Tuesday' the Centenaires
downed the second place Mitchell
Hawk's by a convincing, 74
.score. Then on FOiday (after a two
hour delay because 'the OHA
failed to send referees) the local
boys downed third place Exeter
Hawks by a 6-3 'count.
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Sunday again saw a short delay
because of referees and alSii saw
the 'Lucan Irish score with less
thap I milititts remaining to nip
th '..Centenaires •a 3-2 score.
Seaforth 7 Mitchell 4
Ae Mitchell before.. over 30p
sptiLtatpr:, the Seaforth Centen,
acres )handed Mitchell a' 7-4
defeat.
The first period saw Mitchell
open the scoring at the Tip() Mark
as Bob Skinner beat Mark Nelson
iii the Seaforth net. Jamie Old,
well evened the . seore as he
converted passes from Dave
McClure and' Steve Southgate.
cants right back with
Lonnie McKay moving the Hawks
back in front. Randy McClinchey
finished oft' passes from,,Cam
Doig and Don Nicholson to even
the score 'at 2 apiece.'
The second . -period was all
Seaforth as Cam Doig moved the
Centenaires in frent,then Jamic
Caldwell, Don Nicholson and
Gary . Phillips 'all stored before
Mitchell replied with Greg Ralph
scoring, leaviRg Seaforth up 6-3.
Don Nicholson then put Seaforth
up .7-3 before the period ended
and the locals., had th,e game in the
hag.
The third period saw . Jamie
O'Donnell score with only ,4
seconds remaining as he moved
the Hawks to a. more respectable
score.
Seaforth 6 Exeter 3'
After a bad first period in which
Lou Arts kept the Centenaires in
the game. the local boys reboun-
ded to post a 6-3 win over a strong
Exeter squad.
Exeter- scored at 8:37 with
-1,3t•ian Taylor as they :peppered
Lou Arts with 16 shots. T-he locals
replied with just 4 shots but
cyclic(' the score at 1 apiece as
Rhine Caldivell scored from Dave
McClure and Steve Southgate..,,
` The second period was a
reversal of the.-•ffrst ,as Seaforth
outshot the visitors 16.7 and
counted 3,goals to move in front
and —take a commanding lead.
Gary Phillips, Bill O'Shea. and
Dort Nicholson scored the Sea-
forth goals.
The third' period again saw
Seaforth prove superior as Cam
Doig moved thipocals pp 5-1.-
Jamie, Caldwell with his second
marker put the game on ice as he
put Seaforth up 6-1.
Exeter took advantage of de:
• fensive lapses in the final minute
to score 2 goals with only 1
,minute left to make the score
more respV;:table. 'The game was
mafrod, for the 400 plus tans as
the tOtIA failed send referees
,and lit took 2 hours to round pp
substitutes.to play the contest.
- • 'Seaforth
In one Of The best
contests to date, the Wean- Trig)
nipped the .Centenaires by a
nartow. 3-2 score;
After' '"a .scoreless first period--
the teams, traded goals in the
second' frame with Gerd. Moon
• counting Laean's -goal and'Oary'
Phillips replying for. the Centen-
aires.
The third period saw Seaforth
takeAshortlived-lead on a•picturc
play by Don Nicholson and Randy...
MeClinehey only see Greg,
Corman even the score again at 2
each. The final marker came with
just 48 seconds left .as persistent
foreeheeking paid off 'and Brad
Taylor scored- giving the game, to
-the,. Irish.
The next game for' the Centen-
.at,0 will be this Friday evening
when the league -leading Belmont
sqtiad invades the local rink. (7/
Sunday aftetnodn Mt. Brydges
will arrive to play tke locals.
Don't miss these games as the
Centenaires are on the move.
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SEAFORTH
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irtstma,s Eve supper guests'k
the home of .Mr. and Mrs, Rolly
Achilles were:' Mr. and Mrs.. Bill
Taylor. Rick. Lynne, • Brian and
Bradley Of. Kintail; MK, and Mrs.
Don Danny, ChriStine
and Dwayne of Walton,. Mr. and
Mrs: Jim -Silk, Tracy:-.and Teddy
b.( Seaforth: Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry
Achilles and Debbie . of Fergits.
Mr. and - Mrs. ,Robert
Humphries and family . of
London; .v.Mr. and Mrs. -Stan
Stroop. and family of Fordwich•
-and. Mr,' William Bennett spent
Christina ," Day with Mr. and Mrs.
Stewart Humphries and, Kim.
Mr. and Mrs. Merton Haekwell
and boys, visited -on 'Christinas
Day at the home of her n4t1-11'.t.r;
Mrs, Clair, Long, BrUssels.
Christmas Day guests with Mr. . • ti ,and Mbs.•Emerson Mitchell, Ross
bong and Neil were: Mr, and
. Mrs. Wilnier Cuthill, Scaforth;'
Mrs. Bessie Mitchell, Huranvicy,
Clinton; Misses Luella and .Helen
Mitcluill and Jack Mitchell ,of
Brussels and Mr. .and, Mrs.
Gordon of Lisrowel. •
Mr. and Mrs. Allan McCall
\ter(' •Christmas, Day ' dinner
guests of Mr. and Tors. Jim
McCall and family , R.R.I. Blyth.
Boxing Day, .guest:.; with .Mr.
iinf Clark, iteitktnd Ann were:
Mr.. and i rs, David 'Brady and
Kathatin of London; .• Mr.
W.,I,Lectding', Jane, Tom,. John
and L3.4•C Twp:
M.ri• Leyning; Mr, and
Briley Clark and boys. • •
Miss Gail Sealre., R.N.' • Of
Brampton spent d` few days over
Christmas at the hdine 't'lf her
parents,
.
Mr.. and •Mrs, Allan
Searle, •
Mr. and Mrs. Walter
•Sliortreed. 'R,R.3,.. Walton' and
Mis---Ce.fe-1--54teret-recd of London
who is spending hplidays'With her
parents, vent Christmas with
Mi.. and Mrs. Hlgin,lohnston and•
family ol;Wingham.
Christmas Sunday guests with
Mr. and. Mrs. Allan McCall : TRUST COMPANY SINCE, 1689
GREY.
- AT-THE-AREN.A...
PRI., SAN, 2
8:30, p.m, • 'Jr. D. Hockey
. Seaforth vs Belmont
SAT., JAN. 3
- 2 - 3:30 p.m. -Public Skating
4:00 p.m. . Girls' Hockey Prac. „
5:30 p.m. .7 Novice Hockey
Seaforth vs Grand •Bend
7:00 p.m. - Ringette • '
SUN., JAN. 4
'2: 0 p.m. • Jr. D. Hockey
• Seaforth vs Mt. Brydges
:00 p.m.- Action'
MON., JAN...5
4,:30 p.m. • Figure Skating
9:00 p.m. - Girls Hockey Game •
Sealorth Supremes vs Mitchell' -
TUES., JAN% P
6:30 p.m. - Atom Hockey
Seaforth vs Clinin
1:30 p.m. • Jr. D. Hockey '
WED JAN. 7 'Seaforth vs Exeter
I -,3 pan, - Parents & Pre Schoolers Skating
• 8100 p.m. Women's Broomball x.
muss.: JAN. 8 " •
' 6:15 'p.m. r fower. Skating
7:30 p.m. • Men'r Broomball
Sponsored by ' CANAMAN TIRE LTD.,
Seaforth ,
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