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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1976-09-02, Page 12OPEN HOUSE Sunday, August .12 FREE' PANCAKE BREAKFAST 90 DAYS SAME AS CASH SEE THE—I977' ARCTIC CATS AND THE LATEST IN OUTDOOR FASHION ' Come get the feeling•at • QuLLI 'SPORTS &•RECREATION LIMITED Varna Ontario Dial 519-262-5809 1973 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS 2-doo , 350 V- 8, aut-e1ratic, power steering, power brakes, Licence FAZ815 1976 CHEVET.TE COUPE, 4 cylinder, 4 speed fold-down rear seat, radio, body side moldings, only 8,980 miles with• balance of factorywarranty. Licence -KPP095, '2995 '2695 1972 GRAN TORINO Squire Wagon, 351 V- 8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, deluxe luggage rack. Licence DFU184 '2495 1975 VOLKSWAGEN RABBIT 4 cylinder, automatic, AM/FM stereo with tape deck,' sun roof, radial tires, only 13,800 miles. Licence • KCZ613 $3395 1972 fORINO 2-cloo? hardtop, 302 V-8,_ automatic, power steering, power brakes. Licence DYN958 197.3 TOYOTA CORONA Statiortwagon, 4 cylinder, 4-speed, elect* defroster, Licence H05825 '1995 s1 495 1970 METEOR 4-door sedan, V-8, autoinatiC. Before inspection special, Licence DHJ140 /95 Remember . It's Sense to See LARRY SNIDER MOTORS: LIMITED EXETER 235-1640 LONDON,227-4191 Open Week days Until 9:00 Saturdays Until 6:00 The new cars will soon be here . . . WE. NEED THE ROOM SO WE'RE CLEARING OUT USED CARS AT BIG SAVINGS Here Are Some Of The Examples • H ii!, URON EXPOSITOR, SEPTEMBER 2, 1 76 olumban dow s Turf wins 28-6 " (6, C)Oeens humiliated iriboll final ►arys, 0 St. Collarnban got 2 goal efforts from Brad Finlayson and Brian Murray in rolling to a 7 - 0 victory ()yes a weak St. Marys team. Despite missing 4 regular players due to goaltender Frank Verberne's • wedding, St. Columban dominated the whole game and the result was never in doubt. Gord Dick, Neil Murray and Bill Docking added single goals to complete the rout. series were scheduled for last night and will be reported next AI - week. • Monday's action will depend on the outcome of the games on Wednesday sq miss the action as the playoffs continue to provide plenty of excifement. Bakel, Dave Mclually, Brad • Finlayson, Jim Henderson, Brian Murray; Alt. Dave O'Reilly, Allan Murray. _ There are no games scheduled this weekend. The next game is in St. Columban on Sept, 12 as they host London Carnival. Lineup against St. Mary '.s: Goal - Gord Dick; Fullback - Neil M urray, Bill Docking. Lour Arts: - Halfback - Marvin Kale, Jim Finlayson; Forward - Casey Van Winthrop girls beat Brusiels off the servings. Of Bob Beutten- The late game Wednesday saw the Village build up d big lead t then st niggle to hang on for a 10 - 7 win over a surprising Teacher's nine. 9 The Village eollecited 12 hits including home runs by Bill Price arid Bob McKellar with Rick Woods, Randy Gridzak and,Doug Hildebrand adding triples as the Villagers used 'the long ball to advantage. TheTeachers replied with 10 hits but only Danny, Hutchinson's home run and double went for extra bases. . The second games in the C & D Winthrop Midget 'Girls won 20-5 over Brussels Thursday when they played in Brussels, Winthrop Bantam Boys lost to Sebringville in the second game of their finals. The boys gave a real good try this season. • 4,4,4 9 ...?„; Houseleague play ends with tight game ^- This This years winning team of houseleagtie competition was the Expos by an 8 - 7 margin over the Pirates. ' Pitching and going the distance for the winning club was Clendon Coombs while both Scott Price and Joe Aubin pitched for the Pirates. Going in the last inning the ,Pirates under Coach Reg. Aubin 3/ teams - in Goderich for baseb+all needed three runs, however they cou Id only muster two from a two run homer by Joe Aubin. All players this year will be receiving crests from their coaches within the next two weeks. Good games were enjoyed by everyone this summer and thanks go out to convener Bill Smith and the coaches who made it possible. 32 teams . from across the province will be in Goderich this weekend competing in the annual- Goderich Industrial Softball Tour- nament. Games get underway Friday night, September 3, at 7:30 and will continue until Monday, Lab our Day. All games will be played_ at the agrictiltural park in the county town. Teams from London, Toronto, Windsor and Kitchener as well as from all over Western Ontario are expected at the four day event. Effective Immediately ALL HAIRCUTS RAISED 50' per cut SEAFORTH BARBERS .iktorwswm:.-Asysrmmsvn,-54,:,6: home rtnts in leading the Duffers 22 hit attack. The Firemen replied With only 10 hits but after the third inning couldn't get untracked as they. led 7 - 4 after those innings but the Duffers came to life at the plate and played excellent ball as Ron Beuerman struck ont thirteen in posting 'the win. No Surprise Wednesday's action , saw no surprises as the Iylainstreeters came from behind to score a 9 -6 win ovecite Travellers The Travellers opened a 1 - 0 first inning lead as errors provided an unearned run. The second inning saw the Travellers make mistakes as Mainstreet scored 3 runs on only I hit as Ken Roth doubled in two runs. - The third was the Traveller's turn to take advantage of errors again as 3 runs on only .1 hit, 'a home run, by Ke'Vbr-14.erreerson moved the Travellers back in front. The teams traded runs in the fifth' after a scoreless fourth. The sixth inning saw Mainstreet outscore their opponents 5 - 1 to take a 9 - 6 lead which they never relinquished. Mainstreet scored their 9 runs on eight hits while the Travellers managed only six hits Series A & Series Bin to quarterfinals of the Men's Industrial Baseball have been completed as the Turf Club and Texaco advance in two straight games. The early game Monday night saw the Queens hu\miliated as the Turf Club came up with' a convincing 28 - 6 win to advance against the winner of Series 'D'. The Turf only scored one run in the first inning but were in control as.they opened a 8 - 1 lead after two innings. Jack MeLlwain was the big man for the Turf collecting a home run and' two doubles as the Turf collected nineteen hits while the Queens could manage only six. The big pray of the game was in the third inning when Ken Burgess snagged a.line drive and turned it into a triple play to snuf out a rally by the Queens and lift the Turf, The victory was the second straight far the Turf and provided the first upset as the second place finishers the Queens now move to the sidelines. The second game of the evening saw the Firemen also go to the sidelines as Texaco eliminated the smokeaters by a 16 - 7 count. Fred Berton ant, Murray Connelly contributed Or xvo$410:r •-•ii DOWN THE HATCH-Walking can work up a sweat as Doug McClure found out. .in the walkathon Saturday sponsored by the Winthrop Community Park. Doug above refreshes himself at one of the .check points along the way. , (Staff Photo) Walkathon has strange participant Skeet Shoot Scores 22 22 21 21 18 16 14' Harrison Schock, Zurich George Giles, London Mery Batkin, Clinton Murray East, Minton Paul Giles, London Jim E ast, Clinton Ashley Gilbert, Goderich ' 24 24 24 23' Every week more and more 23 people discover,what mighty jobs 2223 5a2re7.0a2c4c0o.mplished by low cost 22, Huron Expositor want Ads. Dial 20 19 16 Correspondent Marg-Hulley It was a walkathon with a different twist on Saturday when Winthrop and community people raised money for the local ball park... one of the participants was a steam engine. The engine, owned by Martin Murray and Glen McNichol, drove the whole walkathon route, from Winthrop to two and a half miles north -of Walton and back again. Mr. McNichol walked behind the machine, as did Be Little' and Bruno Braeker, who served as engineer and fireman, respectively. • The old steam machine gave a big boost to the walkathon proceeds when Mr. Murray, Mr. McNichol and Glen Beuerman got $300 in pledges for Carrying Joyce McClure, Dianne Alexander and Joyce Braeker the rast mile on the steam engine. Total pledges for the walkaton aren't in yet but organizers- expect that more than$1400 was raised. 54 people registered for. the walk Saturday morning. The youngest walkers to, complete the course were Dan. Beuerman, 3, Wayne Regele, 5, and Ronny Pryce. Walkers were served free hot dogs, hamburgers and pop when they arrived back at the Winthrop park. Scores at the Vanastra Trap Shoot of August 24 are: Bill Stewart, Goderich 25 John Anderson, Kippen .25 Jeff D arling,,,Exeter 25 John Hessel, Goderich , 25 George Ham, Blyth 25 Jim Butcher, Clinton Mery Batkin, Clinton Bradley Mann, Hensall Murray East, Clinton Russel Brintnell,Exeter Jim Caldwell, Kippen Bill Thompson, Clinton Paul Stanley, Clinton Bill McGregor, Kippen Dan Crerar, Kippen Eugene' Clark, Exeter Score&atl,he "V anastra Skeet Shoot df Aug. 28 are: Bill Thompson, Clinton 25 LIQUIDATION SALE SPORTING GOODS EPPS . CLINTON rn COMPLETE LIQUIDATION • • • "TREAT EVERY GUN #S IF IT WAS LOADED"- have Dale, Seaforth Police Constable, showed a hunter safety class the do's and don'ts of ,h ling firearms Sunday night at the town hall. a is running the course which all persons under 20 ars must take before they can write their tests for a hunting license. 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