HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1976-09-30, Page 11WINS BRONZE IN SUMMER GAMES — Brett
Finlayson, son of ARt and Mar'y Finlaysori of
Harpurhey was vice on a lawn bowling rink that won
a bronze medal in the provincial summer games in
Ottawa earlier this month. Aldo on his rink,
representing districts 1-4 were Jim Watkin, London
and Vince Powell, Brantford. They lost one game
15-15, tied on at 13 all and won their final dame,
21-20. Brett's sister, Brenda worra bronze in singles
bowling at the games last summer. (Staff Photo)
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Dancing 9 1 am,
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Seaforth Industrial Hockey League
76/77 Registration
COST: $30.00 for regular season.
REGISTER:At the Forge or the Recreation
Office" prior to Oct. 15th.
NOTE: $15.00 must be paid when
registering, remainder due Jan. 15
If hill payment is Made when
registering total cost is '$28.00.
Non resident fee of $15.00 [for
those players not residing in
Hibbert,, Hullett or
town] Must be paid upon
registering.
PLAYERS DRAFT —. SUNDAY, OCT.17
FIRST GAME — SUNDAY OCT..31
WHEN IT COMES TO
SWEATERS
COME TO STEWART'S
Color, pattern, and bulky
weaves feature this distinctive
new range of belted ,"wrap-
arounds". Cardigans, turtles,
and bulky pullovers.
FamoUs Barbara Sue
make in 100% acrylic
yarnS that are
perfectly washable.
Tweeds, stripes, Aztec patterns and novelties are a
feature in cozy new fall colors.
Of, course we have the
classic Kitten sweaters
in a fine plain range of
pullovers and cardigans,
all colors,
10.95 to 29.95
GOOD LOOKING, GOOD WASHING
SWEATERS
FOR MEN
There's hundreds to choose from in this brand new
showing of fall through winter sweaters. Wools,
Wool-Fortrel Blends or bulky orlons, all so washable.
Cardigan lovers can choose
from fishermens knits,
cable' stitches, suede trims,
Cashmere types or just good
neat plain blazer types.
Pullovers are featured in crew necks, "V" necks or,
still popular-turtle necks in a wide variety of knits,
blends and colors.
Very popular again, are the
Sleeveless types in pullover or
button front vest types in
navy, brown, beige, powder,
bone and gold.
7".95 to 22.95
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MANLEY MASHERETTES — The Champion Manley Masherettes, featured in a
story last week are, from left, back, Marg Eckert, Joanne Murray, Deloros
Beuermann, Pauline Coyne, Joanne Swart, Teresa Flanagan, Middle, Vanda
Storey, Brenda Finlayson, Sharon Murray, Marg Macauley, Front, Kevin Kale,
Helen Warren, Cathy Murray, Janice Dietz and Lar'ry Murray. Absent when the
photo was taken were Patti Flanagan,, Anne Melady and Marg Henderson.
(Staff Photo)
CONGRATULATIONS GIRLS - Larry Cook, Dublin, league convener and elected
member of the WOAA softball executive presents a trophy and banner to the
Brodhagen girls squirt team captain and pitcher, Glenda Beuermann and Eileen
Duffy. Coaches Janice Davey and Agnes Gaffney look on proudly. (Staff •Photo)
Minor hockey
rates increase
Minor Hockey rates this year
will be $15.00 per child or a
maximum $35/family plus an
addtional $10.00 per player for all
players .who register with a
travelling team the new hockey
executive decided.
, Registration will be held
Saturday October 2 at the Arena
from 10a.m.-12 noon.
Rates must be increased as last
year expenses totalled over
6,200:00 and a mere $1,800.00
was recovered in registration:
Even with an increase in
registration fees this year, the
total amount of money raised by
registration fees is far less than
the true cost of operating the
association. It is for this reason
that a number of fund raising
events will have to be held. The
first a bottle drive has been
planned for Saturday October 16
from 10a.m.-3p.m.
This year's executive
is-Convenor-Bob Beutenmiller,
Vice Convenor-Cathy Cooper,
Sec. /Treas-Peg Campbell, Post
Convenor-Joyce McClure and
Co-Houseleague Convenors-Barb
Wesenburg and Shirley . Van
Loon.
Michigan
man wins
drag races
Tom Artes of St. Clair
was the Top 'points, man in the
C.S.D.R.A. Sanctioned Drag
races held Monday at Hully
Gully. Artes, on a Yamaha, won
both the 440 and Open Super Mod
Classes to vault himself into the
lead for the Kool Kup.
With only 7 meets left he holds
a slim margin over Mercury
rider, Peter Nieuwenhuizen of
Watford.
Next race in the Canadian
Snowmobile Drag Race Ass'n
Schedule is this Sunday October
3rd at Chatham.
Brad Finlayson scored with
less than 3 minutes to play in
regulation time to defeat Leo's
Distributing 1-0 and win the 3rd
Division Cup this past Saturday.
This was a very close game
from start to finish with perhaps
the London team- having a few
more scoring opportunities than
St. Columban. Twice their Centre
forward put the ball over the corss
bar, on good chances and on
another occasion hit the post on 'a
deflected shot. Goalie Gord Dick
had a very strong game for St.
Columban as he stopped several
'hard shots and never permitted a
rebound to escape. AslO, the
fullback line of Neil Murray, Pat
Flanagan and Lou Arts stood up
well under pressure and forced
Leo's to take mainly long shots at
the net.
St. Columban could not seem to
mount a consistent attack and, the
few times that they did break
clear, their shots were handled
easily by Leo's goaltender, Then,
just as overtime seemed
inevitable, Brian Murray
centred the ball from the left wing
and Bard Finlayson banged it in
after the goalie let it slip away
from him.
St. Columban then withstood a
last minute effort by Leo's
Distributing as they threw
everyone to the attack.
After the game league
president .Joe Agnew presented
the 3rd Divsion Cup to St.
Columban captain Marvin Kale.
On Sunday, regular league play
resumed and St., Columban
defeated London Lusitanos 3-0 to
assure themselves of a 2nd place
finish and promotion to the 2nd
Division for next year. Despite
the rain which fell through out
the .entire game, the game was
well played with St. Columban'
taking control of 'the game early
and never letting Lusitanos have
any really solid scoring chances.
'Goaltender Fran Verb'erne
returned to play after sitting out 2
games with an injured wrist and
'turned in the shutout.
Gipal scorers were Brian
"kiirray with 2 and Gord Dick. St.
Columban had many more good
chances but were unable to finish
off the plays, due in part to field
conditions.
St. Columban were orginally
scheduled to play London
Portuguese "B” on October 3rd
but they have since •dropped out
of the league. Two games remian
to be played, with the final game
at home on October 17 against
Leo's Distributing.
In close soccer game
St. Columban defeats Leo's