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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1976-10-28, Page 11•....141E#1,13014 EXPci:SiTiTM .0 TO RAt.;.4.4 194: kep, Thp League Champion Texaco Duffers took the full five games to come out on top as the y defeated the Villagers three games to two to win the playoff trophy in the Men's Industrial Ball League. The final game was played at Winthrop Saturday morning to determine a winner before the league banquet. The Duffers took advantage of some outstanding fielding plays with some strong hitting to completely dominate and score a convincing 13.0 win. The first inning saw Texaco score a single marker which proved to be all they needed as 4 Ron Beuerman threw a four hitter at the Village while his team mates collected eleven hits off the servings of Rick Woods. Two double plays dampened the spirit of the Village as the Duffers took advantage of some sharp fielding to limit the village base runners. texaco won the opening game of the best of five series by a 7.6 count but tht village bounced back with a 10 -4 win to even the series at 1 game apiece. .The Duffers took the third game 7 - 2 as they again moved ircTront only to see the Village come back with a 6 - 3 victory to force a fifth and deciding game. As shown in the playoffs, the men's league proved close this season as all the teams were even in manpower and ability. Congratulations are, in order to the Texaco Duffers as they not only. won thp League champion- ship but came through in the playoffs to capture both trophies. The Village are also to be •congratulated for a tremendous showing in the playoffs and have The hockey season ,is now officially underway .and the Seaforth Centenaires didn't get off to a very good start. In the season opener the Lucan Irish downed the local boys by a 7 - 2 count as they dominated play for the first two periods. The Centenaires played well in the third period outscoring the home squad 2 - 1 shoiVing they can play with the supposedly superior team. The Centenaires played with only three defensemen and it showed as Lucan outshot the locals 76 - 32. Ian Doig and Dave McClure scored the Seaforth goals as they came on strong but it was too late and they came out on the short end. Thamesford 10 Seaforth 2 In M itchell last Wednesday evening the Centenaires dropped their second straight game.Using Mitchell as a home rink until Seaforth gets ice, the local boys failed to produce as Thamesford, a new team this season, took advantage of penalties and sloppy play to score a big 10 - 2 win over the Centenaires. Seaforth's goals came off the sticks of Dave McClure and Ron McIver. Th e Centenairerhoped to open at home (Seaforth) this Friday, Lady lawn bowlers name officers The Ladies Lawn Bowling Club named the slate of officers for the coming year at their annual meeting on Friday. Officers are: President, May Habkirk; 1st , vice,, Rachel Riehl; 2nd vice, Eileen Adamson, Sec.- Treas., Ella Munro. Tournament convenor - Jean Lunn and Ida Close. Ldcal Tournament' - Katie Phillips, Eileen Adamson and Helen Connolly. Calling Jist - Marg • Walden, L'iltia4n#ep Glose, Helen Carina Social Ccinvenor - Esther Brady, Thelma Dale, Katie Phillips. Sick - Verda Sinclair. • Euchre - Marg Walden, Katie Phillips. Bridge - Donna Patterson, Alice Reid. Buying committee - Ella Munro, Verda Sinclair. Press - Mary Finlaysorr. Auditor - Marie Muir. 'The next bridge and euchre will be held Nov. 16 at the hall. A vote of thanks was given to Jean Lunn for her past year's work as President, by May Habkirk. The group decided that the social fees and lawn bowling fees will he the same as 1976.-- /7- We're Masters Four Licenced Body Men to Serve You. COMPLETE COLLISION, FRAME AND REFINISHING SERVICE. CARL'S AUTO BODY * 24 HOUR 'TOWING * 'Brussels 887-9269 $EAF MEAT Maple Leaf Sweet Pickled Cottage Rolls lb. ' ice until ovember r POWER SKATING An excellent opportunity to learn and improve the fundamentals of skating. Begins: Thursday, November 4th Cast: $15,00 for 20 weeks $40.00 /Family Time: 6:15 - 7:15 ThLirsdays Register prior to Nov. 4 at the Recreation Office ar at the first session. _ SEE OUR DISPLAY AU new, AU Cat, For $1099. Goodbye, Colt. Goodbye, Elan. Goodbye, most used machines. Here's a noir Arctic Gnat for only Si009.401 t a Lynx 2000.9, a 1-dylinder Cat that's perfect for Mom or for the youngster ' Who's outgrown his Kitty Cat. (2000.T 2 ayl ntlar model slightly extra.) So if all your thoughts have run to Cat except the price - come running in today We've got your Cat at your price) 0 1.1.13 LLy I ik 11.111 4, H og 14 UL SPORTS & RECREATION LIMITED Vornq Ontario Dial519-262-58h THIS WEEKEND • SUNCOAST MALL . GODE R ICH Special intermission programs will feature figure skaters Lloyd Eisler Jr. and Lori Baler. This game is just a part of the activities planned for Seaforth's bigArena Weekend. Other activfr ... ties will include a dance Saturday night with music by the "Wilbees" at the Community Centre. An auction sale has been arranged, for 1 p.m. Saturday at the roundhouse and anyorie who has any items they wish to donate to the auction can call the rec office at 527-0882. Also on the agenda is a plant show and demonstrations on caring for)fertilizing and growing plants on Monday, Niov. 22 at 8 p,m. at the Community Centre. The show is being arranged by MacLean Flowers. Now in the planning stages is a Casino Night: On Friday night, Nov. 19, The Casino Night will be run by the Seaforth Optimists as their donation towards the Arena Fund. Tickets are now on sale and is hoped the evening will be a big success. Games, cards and a smorgasbord lunch will prove to se.* ..... *******•••••••••***********************o.**rnie*••• • Fresh Meaty Pork ' Spareribs lb. $ al 1 9 Fresh Pork Sweet Bones 3, $1 .00 Baby Beef Liver lb. .9 ,Cut wrapped and frozen Side of Beef lb. 89 PUNCH POWER) Punch sets Cobras apart from ail other CB's YOU GET OUT! Switchable PA Capability Noise Limiting Dynamike Gain Control Illuminated Channel Selector can, 21 Plug-In Dynamic Microphone ,. Included RF/Signal Strength Meter COBRA 21 The Standard of the Industry SPECIAL PRICES ON COBRA CB'S COBRA 19 - COBRA 21 COBRA '29 Reg. $173.95 $153.95 Reg $ 207.95 $179.95 Reg.$ 254.98 $215.95 Special Reg. $356.45 COBRA 89 BASE C B $299.00 byaabra sicy, IF EIRE M1 Tap 111 Z1 at Our Craft! Seaforth, Ontario e Office Phone 527-1320 el Plant Phone 5274291 z. 4,111..01, Te*tvtioi- named bdsebdil :chomps • SEAFORTH CURLING CLUB 1976-1977 Season Those interested in CURLING are asked to call: Dave Beattie or Bill Roberton 527-1926 or Ladies Committee Mrs. Jim Cunningham 482-7597 average Karen Hoegy, 189. Men's high single, Art Strong 341, Bob Regele 268, Lavern Hoegy 262; triple, Jack Ungariari 261, 709; high average, Gerald Groothius 210. , y.b.c. Bruins Canadians Leafs Seals Penguins Smucks Slants Legion 482-9521 Contrary to the hopes of Seaforth's Centenaire's team and Industrial Hockey League, both of whom had games scheduled for this weekend, there won't 'be ice in the arena until next weekend. Seaforth's recreation director Clive Buist said the new brine cooler arrived last Thursday and installation should have been completed by Wednesday, yesterday, But the installation has to be inspected and then it takes four or five days to make ice and Mr, Buist said the ice sttrface should be ready by next Tuesday or Wednesday, •for games next weekend. "It would be pushing our luck to have ice this weekend," said town clerk Jim Crocker. Both he and the recreation ' threatened to improve next season. At the league banquet last Saturday George Reeves moved into the President's spo t with Fred Burton a Vice President and Terry Craig secretary treasurer. The league wishes to thank Ken McLlwain past president, and Rick Woods, vice president, along with Ben Akker, Treasurer, for a tremendous job this season and a great tournament. The players are already looking forward to next year and' a fresh start. Members of the winning team are: Bob Dinsmore (Captain); Jim McLeod; Ron Beuerman; Mike Merriam; Moe Huard; Fred Burton; Rick Fortune; Clive Buist; Ben Akker; Murray Connelly; Gary Finnigan; Jim Nigro; Bruce Hoelscher; .pennis McCaulay • (coach) (Oct. 29) night when the Lucan Irish will provide the opposition. Seaforth are rebuilding and have a lot of young players but it is hoped that.once the team can get more time on their home ice things will improve. The team officials are not disappointed with the opening games as they haven't had the ice time the other teams have had and with some more experienced players-along with the younger boys they will have a good squad and be competitive. It is hoped to have a good crowd Friday night as the Centenaires 50 - 50 draw takes place. 618. Flashers Team Canada . Tomcats 1200's Ladies high sin Ungarian, 237;,„tirfpl Junior a Curling 12-21 Age New Members Welcome Instruction available for new members , Contact Bryan Vincent 527-0373 Or Glen Stewart 527-1902 •• •• . • .. director said it was too bad that local players have to wait yet another week for ice time. Mr. Guist said the Industrial Hockey League should start play on Surlday, November 7, two weeks after they had originally planned to get underway. Chris Lee places3rd The final Motocross of 1976 was held Sunday at Hully Gully, near Varna. Under the worst of weather conditions over 200 hotshoes -competed for over $3,000 in prizes and awards, with Gary Burke of London, being. the big winner of the day. He took the grand prize of a 1976 Suzuki motocross Racer. Burke, on a Yamaha, edged out four Suzuki riders who were tied for 2nd in the Good' Time Motocross Series. Team Sarnia put on a great push to come out ahead of Ottervalley (Tillsonburg) and Maitland Dirtriders in the team competition. - Chris Lee of Walton, placed third in the senior 240. First IHL game Nov. 7 The opening night for this till Novernber 7th. This depends seasons I.H.L. has been put back on the ice situation though. Yon late corners will have until pee. 4 to register. Nov. 7 /76 7;00. '8:30 10.00 Kings Flyers B1 ues Hawks Wings `StTars Police report During the week from October 20 to 26 the ' Seaforth Police Department investigated 26 occurrences. They are: Assist Public, 9; Police Information, 4; Assist Other Police Departments, I; Thefts, 5; Mischief, 3; Disturbances, 2; Traffic Complaints, 1; Lost and Found Property, 1 , Four persons were charged under the Highway Traffic Act. the N 11~ old -7axrers Wig play hockey in Seufortb. on Sunday, ?aY....314 • . Thin gang has, been organized by the fund Raising Cetwittee to raise-more 1119UPY for the arena reneyatieast. The NeH.L, Old Timers, consisting of such players as Fete Conacher, Ron Ellis, Keith McCreary, Andy Bathgate,' Cal ,Oardner,. Harry Watson and many other former N.B.L. players will take on the "Seaforth Stars" a team to be announced in the near future. . Tickets are now on sale at the price of $1. for children (under 16), $2. for adults and a family rate of $5. The . family price includes 2 adults and any number of children under 16. • • • • • • • • ' • • • • • • • • t • • • a • • • make„ a pull evening out, , WIntarto So we' hope all Op 0 yvith the new faudhigmteru, actjviVes , are well st.IPpgrtedi and any ,01,Pney Miqed 4PriPg the more atil -a114/%0 ," says. rPCTR51'5' weekend YeTA „0011000 by tion Ori9tRi CVLY0.4104t, e • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • e • • • • • • • 50 4 r.> • St. James Chargers 27 Furys 23 Lemans 22 Corvettes 15 SkyLarks 11 Pacers 7 Ladies high single, Cecilia Maloney 258; high triple Cecilia Maloney 675. Men's high single and triple, Hank, Kramers, 334 and 852. Town & Country Club Bobbelings 15 Grospeeks 11 Chickadees 10 Coocoo's 10 Woodpeckers 10 Taftpiks 7 Ladies high single and triple, Leanne McKay, 258 and 655; Centenaires drop two, need m ore ice time Top bowlers named 7 7 4 2 le, Marg Wood, Men's high single and triple, 23 Don Wood 342, 717. 11 26 Mixed Bowling League 12 Red Caps 18 17 Goldens 17 Flyers 11 Diamonds . ? Ladies high, Jill Muir, 230, Blue's 13 598; Barb Dieghton, 206, 597. Exports 12 Men's high, Jim Savauge 288, Crystals • 10 720; Neil Johnston, 277, 558. Weekly ladies single, , Marg Scott 291; triple, Betty Smith 601. Men's single and triple, Ron 12 Beurman 293, 664. 10 Ladies season high, single, Marg, Scott .291; triple and average, Betty Smith, 632 and 196. Men's Single and triple, Geo. Hays 323, 729; average, Ron Beurman 202. October 20 - Alleys 1 and 2, Blues and Red Caps. Alleys -3 & 4, Exports and Diamonds. Alleys 5 & 6, Crystals and Goldens. Spares: Gord McDonald, Katie Phillips, Glora Anne McAllister, Grant Little, John Hawert. Commercial Bowling League Red Wings.,14 Washington Capitols . 12 Flyers 12 Toros 9 Selects 8 Maple Leafs 8 Male high single, Harry Delayer 272; triple John Van Bakel 744. Ladies high single and triple Jeah Van Drunen 259 and 633. Special mention, a spare Audrey- Malone 260. SEAFORTH CENTENA1RE ,JR. HOCKEY CLUB 50/50 Draw Money (after expenses) to be-shared between • Centenaires Hockey Club and the Winner of ticket drawn $1 0.00 to the person selling most tickets $5.00 to the seller of winning ticket Tickets - 3 for 1 .00 or 50' each 1st Draw Oct. 29 - 1st Home Game • • Tickets for sale by merchants and 'embers of the hockey executive