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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1977-03-24, Page 10Scores Bowfin KAWASAKI Sales,and Service Parts and Accessories Factory Trained Mechanics at 16.13 L L G U L SPORTS RECREATION.LIM1TED I . Varna 262-81:119 ilverton NOVite 1Qses'stWo to SearfOrth ST. COL UMBAN Minor Soccer REGISTRATION DAY SAT., MARCH 26 10:30- 1:30 ST. COLUMBAN SCHOOL Ages 6-1`6 Bring birth certificate Or equivalent At the Arena FRI.MARCH 25 • 2 - 3:30 P.M. - Public Stating SAT. MARCH 26 2 - 3:30 P.M. - Public Skating. 6:30 - 9:30' P.M. - Sat. Morning Wind up 6:30 P.M. - Mites-Novice Game 7:30 P.M. - Atom Game 8:30 - PeeWee - Bantam Game SUN. MARCH 27 10:00 A.M. - Legion Pewee' Tournament 7:00 P.M. - I.H.L. Playoffs MON. MARCH 28 4:30 P.M. - Figure Skating TUES. MARCH 29 aumumn TiRE SCOCIAT( 'STAR! , F.W. Tilley Ltd. Seoforik =Row TIRE THURS. MARCH 31 7:30 P.M'. - Men's Broomball Game• WED. MARCH 30 4;5:30 p.m. - Ptiblic Skating 3:30 P.M, -Parents & Pre Schoolers 8:00 P.M. :.Wome_p's Broomball. Playoffs 6:00 P.M. ;- Power Skating he Datsun F-10 ... le Thrifty - &Good-looking Nim Select the F-10 2-door Sedan for comfort, ' economy and loads of built-in extra features. The Sedart's gas-saving: 4.4 litre engine'is trans- verse mounted. to giye driver and passenger lots of -leg room and. the effortless '4-speed transrnisgitin are back the fun of driving. Comfort and safety are . ' blended ,beautifully in this Sedan. With four-wheel independent suspension, power-assisted front disc brakes, fully reclining seats, front and rear luxury .. 'carpeting and more. The F-10 Sedan delivers great gas mileage.ai d it's.made for low service and - maintenance c, sts. .. . , Choose the 'F-10 Sports Hatchback for styling and handling with hatchback convenience. , The Sports Hatchback's sleek outside styling is patched on the inside by reclining bucket seats and a .5-speed synchromesh transmission. Its standard equipment doesn'tStop there. Youlffind more special, • features, like a tachometer, electric clock, AM/FM - radio, cpnsole box, anda corripetition steering wheel with matching shift knob. The front disc brakeS, radial tires, special chrome trim rings and-caps on the \ - wheels, are all included. Hatchback's front- Vrheel drive, rack and pinion steering and four-wheel independent suspension make.it an ideal car. . trips to vacation spots, to-work, or to the grocery store. Even with the cargo space loaded up there's plenty room inside because the F-10's gas-saving • 1.4' litre eng,ine,is mounted sideways for extra legroom. - The F-10 is one of the few true Station. Wagons that t can offer gasoline economyplus•the safe and nimble ' handling of it front-wheel drive, Like all the F-10's, the Station Wagon is loaded with built-in extra features• like heavy duty battery, flow-throughsventilaticiii," rack aricrpinion steering,. fully instrumented dash, tinted glass, rear window defogger and much, much more. Whether you choose the Sports Hatchback, Sedan, or Wagon yotftl get a lot of car for your money. The Datsun F-10's front-wheel drive nottonly offers ' great traction but makes it a lot of fun to drive in any weather. The.F-10's rally-proven 1.4 litre engine performs beautifully on the road and even better at the gas station, because it gives you a lot of miles between Full and Empty. . , Pick the F-10 3-ddor Station Wagon for the kind of room you need. y. 4 The Datsun 3-door Station Wagon offers over 52 cubic feet of easily accessible cargo space. Ideal for GERAL DA 22 Goderich St. W. SEAFORTI-1. Phone 07-1010 TEST DRIVE ONE TODAY AT' The New 40 Channel CB's Are Here" MOBILE 8 BASE MODELS DEMO Quadraphonic 8 Track TAPES 00' $5. 0 quantities "loft 'A tHORIZEO .DEALEfl .Trophies & Engravings .. 38 2 Matit8t, rWorirrierly.Eatoilix) tkette.,' 36,4201 10,-,THE HURON EXPOSITOR; MARCH 24, 19?? overtake because of a- previous loss. Over Wings The Hawks can make it by defeating the yVingdnext Sunday. The best solution would be a Wing victory this coming Sunday. 'Blues 5 Wings 3 'the Blues overcame, a. series of penalties, late in the contest and held on to beat the Wings 5 - 3 during last Sundays early game. Clive Buist led the winners by firing 4 goals: Ralph Wood,added a single goal for the Blue team. The victortdinelied one of the "final" berths for the Blues. , Doug O'Reilly netted a pair of goals. for the Red team with Art Strong notching a single score, Kings 8 Flyers 1 s The Kings won the battle of the losers last Sunday.by, virtue of an impressive 8 - 1 romp over' a hapless Flyer team. Sid Wocks and Steve Eckert each scored two goals to lead the Royal team..-., Brian Dale, Lloyd .Eisler, Bill Salisbury and Murray Connelly all added single goals,,_ ' - Paul Hulley scored the lone Flyer goal. . Men's high single and triple, 'Don Eaton, 352 and 872. • St. James Bowling League Furys 92; Lemans 91; Chargers 86; Pacers 85;, Sky Larks 77; Corvettes 73. ,Ladies high single and triple. Mary Beuerman, 296 and 753. Men's high single, Ken Roth, 303;' triple, John Coleman, 805. Milverton 'Novice played the •' first game in' .Seaforth on March , 15 with a score of 8-2 for Seaforth. Scott Driscoll was the sole scorer for Seaforth with 8 goals. Scoring each. „1 goal for Milvertim were JOT •Lies and Darwin Erb. • Monday night Seaforth played the-second game of the 'series in „Mil.ycrsot.' Scoring each I goal for AVilyerton \yere. • Ronnie Sehultz thid Darwin Erb. With Seaforth team in their quest for.he league championship. If the, Blues can win it all without Price then there will be no doubt as to who is the top tub this season. His absence will certainly make things a lot • ore interesting anyway. This year's I.H.L. awards banquet will be held on Saturday night May 7th at the Arena. .A dance will follow the meal and the band will be Bootsy, Jack and Stranger or as they are more commonly known - the Country Cobrap. Tickets will be available soon. You can get them from the team captains. It's time for the performance of the week award and last Sundays winnhr is Brian -"Buck" Glanville of •the Hawks. Glanville, a defenceman, donned 'the goalie equipment and took to the nets after an injury earlier Sunday sidelined Hawk goalie Carmen Area residents should be proud of Dublin's local Pee Wee hockey team Which has advanced to the A11-0.ntario. final in' its second year of operation. Formed initially to provide an opportunity for more, boys to participate in organized hockey, the team .of Dublin and St. Columba() alayers :has demonStrated skills much superior to its opposition all season in earning the right to the championship round.. - In the final game of the semi-final series, played in Seaforth last Wednesday night, the locals defeated Huron Park by High School Beatles, 77; Argos, 68; Ekpos, 59; Eskimos, 55. Men's High, Gary Bedard, 265 and 620. Ladies high, Karen MunrO 218; Jackie Nobel,' f93 and 545. • Egmondville ' - Mixt UpS,1943; Sho Offs, 2760; St•arklers, 2724; • Swingihr 6, 2634; tat& Specials, 2510; FlyerS, 2482. • High....Ladies, .Vernoica Meideger, 248 -and' 654. High Men, Mike Meideger, 363 and 858. • Mixed Bowling League Red ,Caps, 115; Crystals, 96; Diamonds, 92; Blues,. 86; •Exports, 81; GoldenS, 55. " Weekly High Ladies Single, Barb Wesenberg, 246; Triple,, Carol McLean 580. '„.Men's Single and Triple, John Hauwert, 279 aind•,709:, ••- Season High:. Ladies single and triple, Marg Scott, 308 and 757; 757; Average, Betty Smith, 191. Men's - Single and triple, John Coleman, 398 and 927; Average, Ron. Beuerman, 243; Legion Bowling Slant 6, 101; Team Canada, 84; Flashers 78; Schmucks 78; tom Cats 55; 1200's 47. Ladies High single and triple. Joan Eaton, 252 and 640: . [By Dave Broome] Just when you think thg you ' have worked out the perfect playoff system, 'someone comes • along and throws a curve at you. The controversy started last Sunday night after•_the Hawk- Stars contest —Which- the green team won by a 4 - 1 score, The possibility is strong that . the Wings, Stars and Hawks can all end up tied with 3 -2 records after this coming Sunday night. All three clubs claim a chance for the final berth against the Blues. The Stars lost to the Blues and Wings. There is no way, with Ihe way things stand now, that the green team can surpass either squad. They were officially eliminated two weeks ago. Because they were ousted their remaining games meant little or nothing. The controversy resulted after last week's 4 - 1 victory by the Stars over the Hawks. Both teams are now 2-2 and can finish with identical 3-2 records as already, mentioned. In order for the' Hawks to finish 3 -2 they would have to beat the Wings ... a team the Stars cannot ' (by Gwen Patterson) The. Seafo,rth Club entered two rinks in a Ladies Spiel in Goderich on Wednesday March 16th. Luis Hayter skipped a team with Sheila Murray.. Irma, Pryce HeleUthonipsOn. They won third *. prize in their draw..Also'curling, bat, out of the prizes were Anne Cunningham' kith 1..or ine• Dennome. Donna Wood and Joyce Hilderley. On Saturday, March 19th Glen Hayter, Bob Fotheringharn. Neil Dolmage and Murray 'Forbes curled in a Men's Spiel in.. Vanastra'.—and won consolation prize for their draw. On Thursday: Bob. • Wilson, John Patterson, Royce Macatilay' And DOug Macaulay 'attened a spiel in Durham. They didn't curl together as a team so I couldn't get any l'esultgfrom them beyord the fact that John -came home with a doot prize. Mixed Doug and Peggy, curled in the .two day Mixec1' International at the Exeter Club with Bev and LOrraine Alexander. They came home with second elswwww- , Stars 4 Hawks 1 Stars goalie Charlie Smith turned in, a fine performance in helping his team to defeat• the Hawks 4 - 1 during Jast Sundays late game...- Dave Longstaff scored twice for the Stars. Single goals went to, Gary Finigan and Andy White. Fred Burton tallied the lone Hawk goal. . I.H.L.Notes: Paul Hulley's goal lasts Sunday night (K ngs 8 - 1 victory over Flyers; was his 6th of the playoffs. His Flyer eam has scored a meagre total o 11 goals' which means Hulley h: s better than half those score - 'an amazing -feat to say th least. The Kings outshot th Fliers 40 - 20. The Blues outs t the Wings 33 -12 and •the outshot the Stars 18 -12. Thus the Hawks remain the only team that have not been outshot during the round robin. ' The trip to the 1.1-1.L. championship may yet become a struggle for the Blues. Forward Bill Price is off to Europe for amonth and his depart n re certainly won't aid the Blue Spiel, come and join the fun at-the . dance.• • • Up coming thing's to report will be the winners of the second draw for the Mixed league, the Pot luck supper, date and maybe something new in competition. • • pity'ers skating very hard and out playing Milverton, the. localswOn the game 13-2. .Seaforth scorers were Seott• accounting for '7 goal's', Chris Cardno scoring the hat trick and adding each .1 inure to the ',core board. were • Mike. Bet t les, ,leff • Read and Trevor Price, • After the game Captain- Scott Driscoll was presented with the Team Trophy by Joe Mergle of Milverton: Roesner. Glanville played well in allowing only 4 goals against the Stars. • It was the first time this season a• team used.a player off, their Own team ot fill in• for an absent goalie. Strange how last week the. Hawks did have to use &player from their own team yet the FlyetS got to use • Wing Goalie Gary Montgomery in their game, against the Kings. PlayoffStandings Wins Loses For Against Pts. Blues 4 •0 20 9 8 Wings 3 1 20 14 6 Hawks 2 2 16 15 4 Stars 2 2 14 15 4, Kings 1 3 15 , 19 2 Kings 1 • 3 15 - 19 2 Flyers 0 4 11 .25 q Games Next Week March 27/77 7:00 8:30 — Stars Kings Action in Sunday's IHL play Dublin team in all-Ontario against the Winner of the flesherton-Bewdley series now' anderWay, .Extensive travel will be involved, • particularly , if Bewdley (near Peterborough) is the' apposition. The' local' association is deeply involved raising funds to assist in the financing of travelling and other., related costs far the forthcoming series and would "appreciate full support in their efforts.$ Home games in the All-Ontario final will he' played in Seaforth, Dates and times will be -advertised 'when known.. Watch for them.? Come out and cheer the boys•to prize and reported a very successful spiel. Our own Mixed Invitational is this weekend. Keep in mind that the dance on Saturday Iiight is open to members and thier guests. If you can't curlin the READ-and USE:EXPOSITOR CLASSIFIED. Action Ads PHONE DIRECT 527-0240 a score•of 6 - 4, winning the series in three straight games and gaining a berth -in - the Scoring for Dublin 'in that contest were. Brendan • Lane with two, Mike Kelly, .Gary Malone,Pat Melady and John Hicknell. The boys are undefeated in ten playoff' games to date. Perhaps the most significant compliment was ,paid to them by the referees, following a game in Sarnia recently,' when they were credited with being. a "disciplined and mannerly group of individuals as well as a good hockey team." The final round will be played From Seaforth' club Two rin s in ladies spiel SEAFORTH , MINOR BASEBALL Organizational Meeting SEAF 91 7-t1-1 LOW k:1 BRAM' Tuesday,. March 29 8 p.m. 1 Wei need all people interested in being coaches, managers, executive merr,ibers of those willing to' help minor baseball' in other capacities to please attend. Hawks Wings 10:00 Blues Flyers in I r MAO • •• • . . t.