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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1976-08-05, Page 10....... . . . ... .. nclosteloi Clo:se • .. • AIRPORT TRANSPORTATION SERVICE From Your Door To and From ORONTO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT • PASSENGERS • PARCELS • AIR EXPRESS • FREIGHT in climate controlled comfort UNITED TRAILS INC. SEAFORTH 527-1222 or, enquire at• your local travel agent 5 Tuesday evening .saw a good 'turnout of bowlers at the jitney and winners were for the ladies, 1st Thelma Dale and 2nd Katie Phillips. For the men, it was Neil Bell 41st and jack Muir 2nd. • '` 1Vednesday the ladies are having their tournament with a good entry hoped for, while the men are, sending four teams of doubles to Clinton's men's doubles. "Good luck boys." Art and Mary Finlayson placed' 3rd lirGo"derieh Canadian Tire Tournament Monday with-3W & 42 with Lee Ryan and Agnes McEwan 1st with 3W & 44 and Walter. and Jewel Westbrook 2nd 3 & 43. Recent winners in jitneys have been - Thelma Dale. and Eileen Adamoon, Katie Phillips and Lillian Pepper and for the men Lorne Dale and • Edgar • Ellen, Elmer• Townsend and Sandy Pepper. •••"•-• • • In senior..- Citizens, ;-men's trebles play cioiVn the Seaforth entry of Elmer Townsend (lead), Ed AndreWs (vice) and Art Finlayson (skip) lost out in an extra •end to the Stratford men. Sunday afternoon at 1;30 p.m. will see mixed doubles in Seaforth with bowling for the Lorne Dale trophy. Last year, there were a good number for this tourtiainerit and the club, hopes to see the greens full this year., Greens are in very good condition thanks to Skeet Shoot Scores • Ron Wilson, Kincardine Harrison Schock, Zurich Bill Pincombe, Toronto John Greidanus, Clinton Jim Bowra, Goderich Jim Caldwell, Kippen Jim East,'Clinton Dwight Kinsman, Kippen 23 23 23 23 23 22 13 12 the SOP We have a good Flat'vest Time Supply of Electric Motors Grain Augers Bin Treat Grain Scoops SEE US NOW! 7-- We like to know our eustontere by name! SEAFORTH ,ARMERS. • ,-...0000P 527-4770 Seaforth With the new ,747 Fords coming soon ... VEYE- COT TO GET 4E7.: OFF THE POT And Sell Our 1976 Models IT ALL MEANS A :.POT OF SAVING$ CHECK OUTTTRESE PICKUPS! 1976 F15.0 SUPER CAB Picku]i) finished in two tone copper metallic and' Indigo Tan' and, equipped with a 360 VS, automatic, power. steering and •brakes, swing lock mirrors, radio, rear step bumper, radial tires. An ideal family truck. 1976 STYLESIDIE.8' Pickup 1976 F150 STYLESIDE 8 PICKUP finished in two tone orange and white, equipped with a 360 V8, automatic; power steering and brakes, side mouldings, wheel discs, 'full°, step bumper. • , 1976 F150 STYLESIDE 8' PICKUP finished in- two tone midnight blue( and white equipped with a 360 V8 stick, shift, power steering and brakes, swing lock mirrors, side mouldings, high output heater and radio. BOTH THESE TRUCKS ARE PRICED RIGHT AND READY TO WORK!, We're Reducing Our Inventory rs NO en A 1 1976 Models must go See Ken at..... BILL McLAUGHLIN MOTORS LTD. Henderson, Suzanne Dallas, Kendra' Papple, Mary Jane Eisler, and Pam Betties, while playground supervisor Ruth Anne Dunlop judges the throws, (Staff Photo) We Bring It Alt. TOgeilter SERVICE sELsenoly sdiviss ee • Tuesday, July 20-was a night of showers' so on Friday night, Debbie Rau's team went down to defeat by Betty Beuttenmiller's team. Betty's team took an early lead, but by the 3rd inning, the teams' were tied 8-8. ' The game only went to five innings due to rain, and the final score was 17-10: Leanne MaKay drove in 3 runs with a home tun and Shirley Van Loon had a triple for Debbie's team. Susan Beuer- man with a home run, Barb Watt • - Seaforth Centenairs are hosting a ball game with f$H.L. Stars from 'the Walter Thaczuk Hockey School, ,this Saturday night, August 7. The game will start at 7 .at the Optimist. Park with such stars as' Terri Crisp, Dennis Dupere, Gilles Macotte. They have Ladies ball playoffs. start THROWING THE FRISBEE-Denise Morey gives her frisbee.atoss in the frisbee throwing competitions for ,play school Friday, Waiting their turn to give the frisbee a throw are Gordon Webster, Brian 1144'11U130.1i .EXPOSITOR;. A 01,11r ,„5k 1106 Corresponch. at Bob Dinsmore Monday's action gave the fans lots to cheer about as all the games proved exciting. At the Lions Park the Teachers came up with a big seventh inning.•rally to gain their second win as they nipped. the Travellers by a 9.8 score. The Travellers le d from the first inning and looked as if they had the game in the bag as they continued to hold the Teachers down and where leading *8-3 going into the bottom of the seventh. Thp TpaphPrs rallied and with the help of a few miscues managed to squeak out a victory. Bill. Weber took the loss while Doug Back' was the winning pitcher as both went the distance. . , Late Game The late game saw the battle for first place. prove nothing as the Queens and Texaco played to a 13 all tie. Texaco started strong , and as'in the first game had a big lead 13-6 going into the bottom of the seventh. The Queens rallied to push seven runs across before the final ' out to tie the scare and remain The baseball program for Sea.. fotth kids has benefitted by a little more than $1000 in Wintario grants, according to the provin- cial ministry of culture and recreation. They've announced a , $598 grant to the local girls Minor 4ith a home run and triple, and Joan Flannigan and Cathy Poland with a triple each led Betty's team to victory. Crushed On Saturday, July 24, Norah Eckert's team crushed Dorothea's 32-14. Dorothea Williamson's team led 4-1, but quickly lost the lead. Gail Pryce, Ruth Anne Dunlop, Joan Steinback and Terry NcNich- ol all had home runs for Doroth- ea's team and Nancy Scott, Norah finished their lineup with Craig Hartsburg Soo Greyhound of Jr. A. League, Jimmy Weber, Cleve- land Bisons, formerly L.A. Kings, Ivan Shannon, power skater instructor at Thaciuk School. A dance follows at the arena with the Country Cobras,-from 9-1 Squirt:Seafoeth (0) at Clinton AtetniClinton (3) •at Seaforth (1). . '- Mosquito: St. Celumban (3) at Seaforth (2). 'Softball League for baseball equipment and a $420 grant to the Seaforth House League Baseball Association. Other Wintario grants in the county include $538 for baseball ,_supplies in Belgrave, $718 for softball equipment in Zurich, Eckert and Marg Sills had home runs for the winning team. . Last Tuesday in a battle for second place, Beuttenmiller's team lost a.close contest, 20-16, to Williamson's 'team. Ruth Anne Dunlop and Terry McNichol, hit a home run each. Late Game The late, game saw Rau's team lose 30-9 to Eckert's team. Helma Wright, and Joanne Matthews each had triples for the losing team. Rose Btisback, Marg Sills, Nancy Scott, and Marie Little had home runs and Jane McNaughton had a triple for Eckerts team. Playoffs Start Playoffs start August 3rd, and Seaforth's summer playground prograni kids did well. in the Lake Huron Zone track meet in Owen Sound last Wednesday. Winners Pee Wee: Goderich Girls (0) at Seaforth (26), Seafprth (3) at Exeter (0). Bantam: St. Columban (1) at Seaforth (4). • $482 to the Bluevale and District Athletic Association and $368 to the Usborne Recreation Council fOr the same purpose. •A grant .of $500 went to the Goderich Rotary Club to sponSor the Huron Country Playhouse production of Anne of Green Gables. , games are best two out of three, First place team plays third place team; second place team plays last place team. Winners.of first round play a best out of 5 series. All throughout the season, Eckert's team lost only one game, and that was to Williamson's team. Raus team only won one game, and that was- against Williamson's team. Maybe the playoffs will change things a- round. Final Season Standings Won Lost Tied Points Norah Eckert 11 1 0 22 Dorothea Williamson? 5 0 14. Betty Beuttenmiller 5 7.. 0 10 Debbie Rau , I 11 0 2 runner-up for the seven and under age group championship for the zone. The Seaforth participants got one first and one second prize; six thirds; nine fourths; 10 fifths and 13 sixths. Smiles A mother was scolding her little boy. "You shouldn't be selfish with your toys. I've told you to let your yotinger „brother play with them half the time." "That's.whatrve been doing,', he said "I take the 'sled going down 'the hill. and he takes it Heritage ladies beat Goderich Despite the rain, Wednesday proved to be' a good night for the Heritage Estates Ladies softball team. They eluggedeheir way to a 25-13 victory over the Goderich. Sports Heritage Estates showed their power in the first inning, when, with 2 runners on base, Donna Lez hit a home run. Going into the fifth,. with the score 15-7 in Heritage's favour, Shirley Buruma hit a home run, bringing in another 2 runs. Nancy Picket hit a homer in the seventh. It was a good game with both teams playing well, the Heritage team's hitting made the greatest difference. Oilerettes in playoffs The B.P. Oilerettes started their playoffs on Friday in Win- throp against Seaforth. -Barb McClure and Diane Dennis each got a triple along with Beth . McNichol• who had two. Diane alse connected for a home run. The Oilerettes won the game 27-9, • On Tuesday, the Oilerettes played their second game in Seaforth defeating Seforth 15-4. Connie Beuermann had the only home run. The Oilerettes won the series 2 games to 0. tied with,the Duffers for top spOt. Fred Burton had a three run homer for the Duffers while Jerome A0111 replied with a solo effort for the queens. Both teams did, well at the /gate but ag,aba. errors played a big role as both teams committed costly mistakes. Big, Night At the Optimist Park the Turf Club came up with a big night at the plate and outmuscled the Villagers in posting a 24-19 win.. Turf had built up a 24-4 lead before the Village came to life but it proved for naught as they came up short allowing the Turf to post their fifth win. The late contest also proved how- close the league is this season as Mainstreet and the Firemen played to a 12 all stand off. Again both teams played well but errors.allowed unearned runs as neither team proved too effective defensively, Petting- Tight As the season quickly draws to . •a. close the action is getting tight as can be seen by ttio..leatip standings. Action this week will see the Firemen open at the OptiMist Park with, the Travellers supplying the opposition. The late, game will see the Turf Club take on the Texaco squad while at the Lions Park -the • Village and Queens start with the Teachers and Mainstreet finishing the night off. Standings Won Lost Tied Points Texaco 7 2 2 16 Queens 6 2 4 16 Mainstreet 5 3 4 14 Village 5 4 2 12 Turf Club 5 6 1 11 Travellers 5 6 1 11 Firemen 4 S 2 10 Teachers 2 9 0 4 tenaires host key greats • The Seaforth ,,ilantaot Girls The playoffs are starting now Team play ed againsi St. and players hope that the Sea- Mary's on July 29. It was 'a very good game, even with the final score of 16-11. Eileen. Coonoly had some good hits while the bases were loaded. On July 30. Seaforth played (2). • their last game against St. Mary's' It was a poor game on our part. The final score was 38-7 which was not, at all necessary.. July 31 Vanastra skeet shoot scores are: Bill Thompson, Clinton 25 Tom Allot Moltdbil 25 Harrison 5 chock; Zurich 24 Bill Pittombefr Toronto 23 Meryttatitin, Clinton 22 John Hesse!, Goderich 19 1C6ith Alleiti tOndesbOro 18 Herman PiStid., Bentitiller 17 161116m Sedotte 17 • Alt Aa0t, Clintnit.12 be'l(Oridst, Zurich' 11 Bantam • vris,:lose clo$e one forth girls will start winning some of their games. Soccer scoreboard $1000 in grants for baseball Good bowler turnout greenskeeper Sandy Pepper. Several men's entries plaiT • ;to attend Stratford'S Sig M, & M tournament on Saturday, August 7. Good bowling all. Whole Beef .90 Half Beef O91i McGREGOR Top Quality BEEF aVERNMENT INSPECTED 0,Delivery Within 10' Mile — GRANT MeGREGOR Ph. 2624839, Price subject toXnge INCLUDES: CUTTING WRAPPING and QUICK FREEZING. Local girl runner up in zone track meet of first and second prizes in the Seaforth meet competed and brought home 162 points, placing fourth in the competition with seven towns. Y Kndra Pa le was oung e pp INVEST In a Guaranteed Trust Certificate Seaforth InsUrance Agency Limited 527-1610 -Vanastralrap shoot scores this 'week are: Bill Stewart; Goderich 25 George liatn, Blyth 25 Bradley Mann, IlenSall 24 pill Thenipson, Clinton 24 ,Tom Allen,, tondesboro 22 Jeff Darling Exeter 21 iititBuicher, Clinton-21 Janet Potter, Gbderich 21 Herman 141Slier,,lletiMiller, 20 Mery Batkin, ClItittin 20 "Paul 11ittildyi Clinton 20 Jake Snider, Toronto ' $8 Ashley Gilbert, Goderich . 18, pill meGtOget; Kippen 1,8 Mtititii; Yitti•iftt - ' 16' Jinn eittigi Clinton it John Anders&Othipeit 24, AhitilLe001, Godditch . . . 23 Greg'Porter, Goderich' 2I