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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1978-09-28, Page 13The Dublin Pee Wee girls won the W.O.A.A. major championship on Sunday Sept. 24 by defeating St. Marys 35-4. They 'won the best 3 straig games out of S games. The tt, r iously eliminated Mitc ell, Chcpkow and Walk rton. During the regular s Eason they lost only I ga e to STARTING OCT. This could save your life Make your house safer & warmer. Chimney,s7--FfGes and & Ducts Professionally cleaned. Phone 262.5242 8an.-9a.m. 4 P.m.-6P-m. • FRESH BAKED GOODS Cinnamon, Sugared pr Plain CAKE DONUTS', 6 for 1 &oz. for 1A9 Chocolate, Caramel or white iced LONGJOHNS • 6 for $39 41:7 1 doz. for1.69 -Friday & Sat. only 60% whole wheatBread 24 oz. 49 4 6 grain Bread 1 I.. 'hi . Loaf 494 Tasty-Nu white sliCed bread is-made fresh daily! tastgarnue, BREAD & DONUTV/t5P Seaforth 527-1803 3. 20kg. Purina DOCK CHOW PURINA $1.00 off per bale DOG CHOW also Purina CAT. CHOW. 1.00 off per bale • . DUBLIN FEED MILL Phone 345-2330 Dublin,, Ont. MILTON J. DIETZ Phone 527-0608 R.R. 4 Seaforth, Ont. xposit • .•-•;:::-."---•-• „... , . . ... .- -_- - -...,.- - ---.% , 0 ... --.''' ... -0 ...------------- - ._.--_,...-----_>-,•-.- .. :-.,-,---- - ----.---,___- _;..-___ - , . - -.. r , - ..s--, • . . ,...: . - -. . . ._ :- - --- - , - : - - -- - -- - -,. - -, -_ .0._ . At Kippen gun club Veteran shooter breaks 5 targets Beats Although the "B" Champ- ionship has gone to Brod- hagen with a win of 9-4 the Winthrop. Warette s gave p good fight in 3 out of 5 series and enjoyed them all. After the game both teams' were invited to the home of • Ken & „, Betty Glanville. "Geraldinef ' aid a skit of "a Wife at a sale", a step dan..e by Gail • Glanville and Lila Storey, Roy Beuerman played a tune on the piano like •a pro as others sang. friends for life The Canadian Red Cross Society Men's Industrial Hockey REGISTRATION AU players must register and pay their fee, $30.09 [for 15 regular season games] by Sat., Oct. 14. Register at the Forge or .„ Recreation Office Please Note: Players still having sweaters please return for cleaning when registering. toms! GRANRcHoulaNnup . SOFTBAUTOURNAMtNT Staztiog Sppt, tITett 9 a.m. Oct. let at l pm. teaorDeuble,Knock Out. To be held lo Dublin Park , . Se,aforth Junior D HOCKEY TEAM Invites all interested players to TRAINING CAW Tues. Oct 3 7.9 P.M. Mitchell Thursday, Oct. 5, 7 - 9 Mitchell Saturday, Oct. 7, 10 A.M. - 12 -loon, Mitchell Special $299 • 95 cs8s4P,Vt Buy 1 Get 1 Free Stock Up Now Reg-.$449•95 included Bob Lcppington, Goderich: AI Kyle, Bruce- field; Dave Carter, Clinton; Lloyd Venner, Hensall and Dan Crerar, Hensall. Seven • - teen target shooter included'? Pete Black, Clinton. John Hoy, Clinton; Robert, McGregor, Kippen and Bob Snell, :Clinton. Sixteen targets were Allan Bell, Kippen and Mike • Ritchie. Fifteen taps were Dwight Kinsman, Kippen; and Brian Beer, Hensall. The club will not be shooting' the next two Sundays. Men's High Single: Don Jefferson -227; High Triple: Reg Dick - 701. Ladies High Single: Rtith- CaMpbell - 212; High Triple: Ruth Campbell 509. C . SEAFORTH CURLING CLUB At final gaMe of the Brodhagen Ladies' 'slo-Pitch team again4 the Winthrop Warretters laSt Tuesday in Winthrop, Brodhageir de- feated Winthrop 94 for the "B" Division Championship. Winthrop started off a 2-1' lead until the top of the fifth inning when Brodhagen rip- ped Winthrop 8 runs past for the rest of the game. , Brodhagen received its Tirst run in the third inning by Judy Rose to ctart Brod- Brodhagen Earl' Bennewies Was great under the blanket, Alvin Beuermaii won the toothpick race and last but not least Gary McNichol thought the whole evening was "out of sight." The teams then joined together for speeches and to cut a large cake decorated like a ball field made by Lila Winthro - A complete test consists of seven different tests and takes about one hour to complete. ParticiPant will be given a :complete fitness assessment and. exercise pres- cription after the test. Cost $12.00'. REGISTER by cabling the Recreation OftiCe 527-0882 Millie JAM) Clinton 482.3263 Gloria Riley Seaforth 527.1045 Diane McKay, Clinton, 482.7775 Irma Pryce, Seaforth, 527.0917 ,P1•111•111111111111•••••••• For Information On Men's or Mixid Curling Call- Peirtrends 90.me For 'Information on Ladies' Culling., Call MEMBERSHIPS Now Being Accepted , For. 'Assir Storey. Both .,teams are looking forward to big and better games next year and the Warette girls said Thanks, to everyone who came to the games and to Wayne the coach for stand- ing by ,untilthe very end. His • time and great patience was appreciated more then members could say. `Itageii off. The fifth inning Geraldine Sietnoir hit a one on base Homerun to bring Norma Dietz home. In the seventh inning Joan Bannon got home to make the score 4-2 for Brodhagen. The top of the ninth inning Brodhagcn scored S runs. Runs were by Geraldine Simon who hit a triple and runs were scored by Norma Dietz home and Ruthann Eckert, awl Siemon, and Bowling Scores Veteran shooter John Anderson, Kippen led the 'shooters of the Kippen Gun Club on Sunday September 24th breaking 50 tareets straight, following closely was Glen Mogk, Londesboro With 24. Next with 23 targets were Bill Johnston, Chatham John Hessels, Goderich and Jamie Caldwell, Kippen. Gordon pale, Clinton hit a 22. Doug St. Louis, Clinton, Paul Ritchie, Exeter, eech shot, 21. Eighteen target shooters Egmondville Bowling League . Ladies High Single and Triple Sue Deighton 264 and' 674. High ' Average Rose Bisback 207. Men's high single-Bob Costello 311. Men's High triple Mike Meidinger 705. 1-ligh Average Mike Meidinger 235, Standings , Red Caps 17, Crystals 14. Diamonds 12, OV's 7, Canadians 7, Carlsbergs 6. St James Bowling League Team-Standings H1LITIES - 7pts. 2nd J01111 Coleman 204 Elaine McKellar 131 Jerry Staples 175 Mike Hak 166 Louis Dielc 157 Rose Cook • • 97 CUTS 7pts. 2nd Ron Beuerman 227 Getty Kramers 159 Gary Bedard 147 Auge Marcusson 147 Claus Lindeman 137 Connie Marion 139 O.V.'S - 2+ 5= 7 pts., 2nd Line Haney 189 Rob N'oakes ' 138 Ruth Campbell 170 Bonnie Bedard , 1 141 OaytOn.fsedd es 156 Mel Cooper 175 BLUES -5+2= 7 pts.. 2nd Reg Dick 234 Don Jefferson 215 Mike .Be lard 166 Shirley ramers - 128 Gloria Love 128 FIFTIES - 5+5= 10 pts. 1st. George Love 221 Kim Maloney 137 Neil tieuerrnan 185 Elsie Willerns 165 Becci Burton - 133 GOLDENS -2+2=4 pts. 3rd Hank Kramers 224 Coleen Lindeman 104 Pete Willems 149 Diane Swirklis 148 Pahla Marcassen 165 Nelson Pullman 133 -4! Nancy Schellenberger. This was Brodhagen's winning inning. A very ex- citing game was played by both teams. , Brodhagen player'g tfohranak ood tdhoserWieisntplyttoyeci andpteam for i iting Brodhagen to Betty. Glanville's for lunch after the game. This, was m tiappreciated. Brodhagen Ladies' *- Pitch team played earlier game Friday night-vat Brod- hagen against the Winthrop Warretters. With 'Winthrop in the lead, ,hitting five runs kept the at t h ef ited and w ln ning Wo won 1'1:9 • Brodhagen .couldn't get the lead in the game. Rain started off and on -in the second inning but both teams kept playing right to the end of the ninth inning. It was a wet night- for playing. A triple was hit by Carol Waite for Brodhagen. •'• • Our Store wilt be CLOSED FOR INVENTORY A I !Day FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29 pen Reg ular Hours Saturday, September 30 sorry for the Inconvenience! WISEWAY 140ME ANE2,13.91.11.EI,NG-CENTRE 230 Ba field ltd., Clinton 482-3441 Radio /bacilli 1:Rs) A division of Tandy Electronics A. S. 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