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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1978-02-02, Page 11Parkhill WINTER FUN DAY Sunday, Feb. from 1:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. PARKHILL CONSERVATION AREA fl 'Northeast of Parkhill off Highway No.7 Sponsored by' The AusableBayneld Cansen,ation.Authority • 1- p.m..- Cross Country Skiing: snowmobile and cross country ski tours 2 p.m. - Snowmobile rally: ski technique•demonstration 3 Cross countr.f i race: snowmobile and cross country-ski tours. PRIZES FILMS SNACKS Amirogoemor' At. the . '.Arena FlIDAY FEBRUARY 3 7 P.M. - 11:40 P.M. • Seaforth Broomball, Toufnament SATURDAY FEBRUARY 4 _ 7 A.M. - 10:00 P.M..- Seaforth Broomball TOui'rnament • SUNDAY FEBRUARY'S 7 A.M. - 5:30 P.M: - Seaforth Broomball • ToUrnament 7 P.M. - I.H.L. Games MONDAY; FE 4:30 - Learn to, Skate" 5:15 P,M. - Figure Skating 8:30 P.M. - Oldtimers. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 7 5:45- - Pee Wee Practice 7:00 PM. Bantam Game 8:30 P.M. -Midget Game. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8- I - 3 P.M. - Parents & Preschoolers 4 P.M. - Power Skating 5 P.M. - Novice Practice 6:15 P.M. - Jr. Practice * 8:00 P.M. - Women's Broomball • THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9 5 P.M. - Atom Practice 6:15 P.M. - Bantam Practice 7:30 P.M. - Men's Broomball \moon 7 Ennrinirm TIRE s 11 If 110111 PM. Tilley Ltd. Seaforth • UA,RY6 Los?. one,- win -one, the game in disaster for us. On January 28, Milverton came making. the score for. Milverton., Then Icon Pryce scored with a penalty shot again tying the game at 3-3, With two mitiMes left, Mike Betties seoreer and Seaforth won 4-3., The next home game isn't until February f 1. 't to Seaforth and Seaforth won 4-3.. There was no score, until the second period. Milverton had two goals before Jeff Alce scored for Seaforth.` • " Soon after the third period Ron _Pryce tied the game. Milverton answered' right back with ,a goal Come out and enipy the SEAFORTH BROOM_ BALL TOURNAMENT Men's an& Ladies February 3rd,- 4th, 5th at Seaforth Arena .Commencing Fri. 7:30 p.m. - 11:30 p.m. Sat. 7:00 a.m. -10:00 p.m. Sun. 8:00taii. - 3:30 p.m. Championship games - at 3:30 and 4:30 Teams from Seaforth, Blyth, St. Clemenli,- , j' Mt. Forest, Teeswater, Elora, Mildmay. - Admission -00 per day. Food .and refreshments served. • ..... • • .. 1976 Chevrolet Impala 4 door hardtop in creme with a tan vinyl roof, 350 V8, automatic, power steering, brakes . and windows, rear defroster, radio, side mouldings, " white wall. tires only 17000 'miles. GREAT FAMILY CAI/ 1973 GMC 3/4 Ton Pickup in tan, 350 V8, automatist sliding- rear windows, Western mirrors, snow tires. REAre WORK HORSE. t--- 1976 Ford Custom 500 2 door hardtop in silver blue metallic, 351 V8 automatic, power steering and brakes, rear defroster, radio , white walls, color keyed wheel covers, side mouldings. LUXURY AT SAVINGS 1976 Mustang11. Cobra in white with blue racing stripes;'302 V8, Automatic, power steering and brakes, luxury interior, rear defroster, radio. SPORTY "t''' TRANSPORTATION 1973 Ford custom 2 door hardtop In dark blue 351 V8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio. ECONOMY AT ITS BEST 1974 Chevelle 4 door sedan in Brown, 6 cylinder, automatic, power steering, - power brakes, radio, rear' defroster, wheel discs, white walls, only 47000 miles.Fatnily Car. rivin Id Tra Spring for one of our fine economical , safe USED CARS orJRUCKS 'Bill McLQughlin Motors 527q140 Satisfaction Sea:forth. • Service Selection . Savings tr 0-R0n FINLAND . TO CANADASeaforth Beavers and Finnish Oldtimers - exchange mementos at 'thelr game Wednesday night. More than 700 people ttended, a sm alley crowd than expected..Proceeds, after expense's which incldde erne of the-Finn's travel costs, will be split between the Beavers and Seaforth Minor Hockey. -1( • - - (Expositor Photo) WE SCORED!--Seaforth player; left, raises tits. arms Jubilantly after the BeaverS Old Timers got another .goaliin last Wednesday' night's same a ainSt the :WATCHING:. CAREFULLYQ--the crowd at the Seaforth and Finnish Oldtimers hockey game Wednesday night enjoyed the action. Played by Oldtimers rules, the game had two 20 minute periods. of straight time and the last 20 minute periociof stop time: r ,, (Expositor Photo) Lpwrt : 'boMers-, have,L. Scalorth Lawn BoWlifig Club held their* euchre and bridge. Jocial • on Tuesday evening, • Jajmary 17 with a good present. Ladies high for euchre was Helen Connell while for the men it, Was Charles Eyre.' High Bridge score fdr the evening went to .Griice Cornish. The i'lext_social will 'be at the Masonic Ha On Tuesday Februaey. 21. Finnish Oldtimers. Seaforth won 6-4 in a fast clean game ..played by Canadian Oldtimers, rules, which include no siapshots and no body checking. (Expositor Photo) By Mars Ridley 'An open meeting of lite • Winthrop Community Park . Committee was held, Tuesday at the McKillop, Municipal Office. Winthrop. The minutes of the last meeting :held Decembe r9, 1977 were read and approved. Due to two resignations from the committee, Jim, Bosnian and "-Glen Beuermann were appointed to the committee. The Committee fore 1978 will consist • -of Bob Regcle, ,Gordon Pryce, Wayne ( Dolmage, Brian Campbell. Jim _Bosnian and .glen Beuerman. After sonic discussion lt was agreed that two members who had been on the committee the longest k'Vould,:resign each year and two new members would be appointep.,:- • 1t„ was, agreed that: the committee would meet the first On January 25, Seaforth Novice Team travelled to Brussels and were defeated 7-3. At theend of the first period the game was tied 2-2. Mike Betties %Aids the star for Seaforth with .twaNgoals, Then Brussels pulled out in,front: with four goals before lion Pryce got one goal and BrUssels answered right back ttvith another ending were interested enough to attend this meeting. Such a crowd was 'never anticipated, -Seaforth beats' AlitChe# . . .Mitchell Plidgots travIlled to Seaforth on January 24 where they were clefeated•by the home team 4'41., Seaforth started to chalk up point's by Steve Stoimilan from . -ht Dojg and Mike'YaniferVeldon They played gcktd steady hockey by getting two more goals in the second period.; the, first from Joe- Anstett and the next by -Gerry McLaughlin. . . ' - , • Mitchell 'received their only goal in the third period front Dan ' Dcloyerv" But " Seafo rth came , through with a win with a goal by .Inc. Aosiett assisted from Mike Flanagan and Brett Fi ayson. iii- ••Seafiwth received ni e of the 16 :penalties .in the game. , . [By Corry 1044 Don Hearcrs,Sece/14 Boat of the game at 18:01 of the third period ggire the Centenaires g„5-4 Aetory this week over the Bothwell 13aroni. The chippy game was played before 160" fans in the SeafortIkktgerite;« The Centenaires jumped into a 3-0 first period 14ad And could have easily dbubled their output only to be •outguessed by. the Bothwell goaltetider. The Centenaires peppered 27•shots at the Bothwell 'net while at the other end of the ice Louie Arts had a rather easy time in handling' only 8 shots. The second period •saw the Barons,come out Optig and with e' help of a'roupie Seaforth deferOve errors they scored three gOalS•in less than frAlr Ininntes to tie up the game at 3-3, • The 0.41'00. Ot1t411(i.r. the Centenairs. 15211 in the r period. • The Centenairs wasted, little tittle in getting started in the third ••• frame, is' Cam Doig fired an unassisted goal at the nine second, mark. The icenteneires held 'an upper hand in the play but again • were not gettifig the breaks .around the Bothwell-...nett At- 11:09 'Seaforth 'S`"Chris Ring was sent Off for elbowing and the Barons xnanaged•to"tie the game with a power play goal at 12:47. Both 'teams worked hard to try and get the go ahead goal and finally' Bill O'Shea puca perfect pass' onto Hearcrs -stiek and he wasted 1' e. in blasting the • puck past the flothWell.. tender • • • • In additlep to heard and CAm Doig's.gOals Bruce Make DOlg were the other' Seaforth Marksmen. Scoring for, Dothwell' were Gerry Kl'aUeiv with a pair, and singles going to Percy McDotiold: Janieelt, gilletY• i:ninute,;;<*:in--penalties were called in the game with the centh.naires picking up , 4f$ , of •those, The (101• Sitot$ .on. Va! -tallied up to be 53.28 in favour of the cEnteriaires, Sparta' General Meeting of 'the Seaforth & District ,SADDLE CLUB SUN;.FEB 11:30 p.m. • Seaforth LoWer Library Guest speaker DR• STANLEY ALKEMADE New, members welcome For more information call 482 -9125, 527-1059r 523-4275 Don't throw away (hose old Wintario tiekets„,.7..--- they could. introduce yOu to s-Oine exciting reading!' • • • That's the word from Culture and• Recreation Minister Robert Welch' as he taut-idled the Ministry's newest - 'program • "Half Back" whereby you can • use old W intario tiekets to buy Canadian books and Canadian magazinesubscrintio n5.• "A Wintario ticket costs $1.00; Non-winning •tickets 'for the January 19th to April Lai? draws are now worth 50c towards thc purchase of a • Canadian. authorized hook or a subscription : to a Canadian magazine," 'Mr. 01, C4t Seaforth THIS WEEK Thum to S,ato Albatross THANK YOU We would like to thank th.e, people of • Seaforth and area 'who helped in organizing and billetting of the Finnish National Oldtimer Team. , Thanks alio to the.fans who attended the game making it a success. " A special blanks to the pUpils and staff of the Seaforth. Public School for supplying the promotional and welcome artwork. The Seaforth• Beaver Okinmers Daily Lunch Hour Specials Tuesday night only of each of the following months: :April,. May,: June,. S:ptember and October. Therefor the -next meeting date will be Aprilv4,' 1978 t..8 'p.m. at the McKillop , Municipal Office. , In "order to raise more funds for . the park. a dance was organized for April 21, 1978 at the Family ParadisetsHall with. the "Music Makers" . supplying the music. 'Tickets, are to sell at $6.00 per couple with lunch: provided. Tickets will be on sale prior to the evening and will be available - from any committee member, Please support your local park , committee . in their efforts to organize another year of minor ball for the community children. by attending our dance., *Thecommittee members would lik€ to thank those' people who • • intano worth Welch said. • - A ma'Ximuni °from old Wintario tickets whiclf is worth $2.00 may be used towards the•purchas-e of a book Or magazine subscription that- costs' 'least $3:00. , -Close • to • 100 consumer ma gazines and more than. 450 • Ontario bookstores are participa- Ong in the program. Tickets are redeemable only 'by' authorized. participants.. e • The Ministry has produced a brochure describing the prograth and listing most of the magazines participating in Half Pack. This irochure also • • inclu des a convenient coupon tor ordering new subsCriptions. • Crowd at Winthrop meeting More spolqop...p... 18 PINMPWrmil ifinspOW k4 Ij ~ 44, Sunday , February 5 SponSored by Clinton &District Snowmobile,Club 41. RegistratiOn at Ra otter's 1-3 p.m.. Numerous prizes 'donated by Lynn Hoy Etiteriirlses, Rally Gully, Vincent Farm Equipment, Scruton Fuels, Hamnt's Polaris, Fleming Feed Mill, Gord's Sports, McGee John Deere, Seaforth Entry Fee $3'.00 or 2/$5,00 ProCeeds for Trail Groomers