HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-04-22, Page 12BY MENA 1.0.11B
Who has more fun than
people? If you were 'near the
Seaforth Curling Club Sun-
daY you'd think the people
who have the most fun were
curlers. What a was to Avid
up the winter's fun- pork
BBQ and a fun game of
cmrlio*- It wasn't all tun as
some were out to beat the
better,-,half when they were
.1:104W it 4a,alusi each other,
Need{ lesstio say the hetvf-half
JA-01J'4 „.
Mett ,Kt yam,, and .LIPe
'Trent*. opldid, th4-aisehtv%
Intl Ai! the 110; Ise-:
.44; tier'
At*0•00nks . to „the
'Special eve4ts committee
ti hy1 PrOvided the rest .cif the
food to complete tb'e meal.
Thosee, folks were t larenee
and Lorine Denoninir. John
and• Isabel Moore Rownnos
and Steve Brown. Bob and
Barb Jarmuth and Ruts and
Joan &Amerman.
There were prizes awarded
tor the afternoon's tun. The
is inners were: Top spot Bob
Fotheringham \\ It h Kas
Campbell. Ron Beuerman
and Donna Wood. Second
was; Gord Pryce, Wendy
Tremeer, Carl Richardso,
and Janet Hillebreeht. Dave
Ste.. Marie's team of Millie
Lobb, JOan Beuerman and
Barb Jarmuth, who helped
the last two ends, was third.
In fourth place was Bill
Lobb. Anne Cunningham.
Frank -Nigh and- Dorutlo•
Nov ''ha!,,e
Sinitic onpm, on the hinery.
"tickets. . •
Winners of:the qa,ty
shirt 4:ttnlv'*. ueri Net BO'
U.V)) Coleman, Pow
Roweliffe% and Janet
,bre0.t. .
The isSiaiiing, teams of the
year Were ,awarded their
trophies.. Marg ,,Allen pre.
settled the . Ladies Draw- with
their awards:. First Draw ; for
the Golding trophs was: Skip
Irma Price. Vice-Anne Cow
ningham. Second-Isabel
Moore. Lead-Elsie Better-
man. ,
Second draw for the
Counter trophy was Marg
Fleming's team is ith Dianne
urters wind up season9r."---"----'„...NSALL. BEAN POT.
RESTAURANT
Manual!, Landon Rd., Hwy 4 -
mdapening
April 25, 26
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A FREE FRENCH FRIES
tor-0110'0 undqr 12. =wow led b a
Ivrea
ROAST BEEF DINNER
§ervOrt0- / P:111 - bott9OYS $4.35.
fRcopreE4,AllsiDirtA
• vvith ail food
Try ourpollimelts, turkey melts and
sausage melts
Open Monday to Friday 6 a.m. - 7:30 p.m
Sat., 8 a.m. - 7:30 p.m.
Sun. 10:30 a.m, - 7:30 p.m.
ALL HOME COOKED MEALS
Proprietors - Gerald and Mary Ann Flynn and Family
McKay-vice, Mary Fother-
ingham and lead-Jane Vin-
cent. Each player was given
a gift certificate for The
Arbor. Clinton.
The men's draw awards
were branded out by Murray
• Forbes. Jim . Cunningham
presented a new trophy on
behalf of Topnotch Feeds to
the rink of cord Prysee*Oift: Hob- VV1150.11,9*: Erie 1400-
at riv/:8°011'veLict 11 4111.:l.6i0P-r4h:rif :SaciintCf. -4 :141
. silver trip( 'RV 'each ilkirs'ers.
uas4mtriled to *ti,,',Jart,nullt
•s ip :tuft • Fethertnghain
• 'Sicse:, Keith sieMbn.seepticl, v.
:Men keye0e4L. The Learn.-
. MoOte., trophy and club 'gift
e4rtificate was 'won by Bill
Campbell-skip..Ray.Hutchin-
Sori-vice. Keith -Sienion-see-
ond. Toni Turner-lead.
The Wilmer Broadfoot tro-
phy fur the competitive curl-
ing was won by Skip-Bob
Wilson, Vice-Don Tremeer.
Second-Doug Row chile and
Lead„-.8,oh Ste. Marie. • ,
Please turn to page 13
Really, it scents like o dly a week or ssi- .igir that -the
Philadelphia Phillics, surely the most unlikely of teams,
along with the Winthrop Warriors and the Seatorth 1 urt
Club. were winning their respective championships. Like
the Leafs. winter is gene mid baseball is bads.
' By the OW the New 74:1),* Islandt~rs parade around sonic
„stearrty.aMta in. May elisplairt'g, their reeen0, aim c,up.,.
• ri4ietdditSOnfinted inviestMent ley. Lord Stanley, a lot
grs Mi* will have , been raised4Truett 9p .area shall
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rtiNv •.Var,..;4ills.,grati the first-10411 .•
Of th"ti.yeerand!' ithoin ,shi...afftibig„. of - phrois' soil*
sh'IOWeA5-, tffq,•Were*.yiiig 'to linpt '4 all wt.tll•
•orie MO as slows'. .1041Metts by''-the'ensf. of fYti:•
lhat sante once po‘serfid arra wilthnisx.- been. reduced .to ti
limp limb,. itsioy net...barely able 'is( lift it aboseir is- 11 ,tilt;
let alone break a pane of glassy, nth it. Nosmil has
Some inside ,info?
Nonetheless, baseball:, bac/fin-tow n ands on d, .h as c
to wear pinstripes or bleed blue blood tort ommi I,tsortla,
to be a boy tor girl) of summer. ,
In tyo short weeks the Seaforth \lens Resis.koonal
League will launch its 14 game regular season and is it hut a ,
couple short weeks -'of that competition at .111 k %els
throughout the area will be underwas
Indeed. with the completion of their annual Nati
Tuesday. the men's fastball league needs owls to hasc the
first ball thrown out to initiate their seassin, In the strait:
eight local Peter Bay asis attempt to till holes on them
rosters left by the departure of some Iasi sear's members
Then, almost like an intra league..trade deadline. a minor
secondary 'draft as 'held - to plug .in. renVollt111114 Is aks on
their clubs, after the second week of the ss'lledulc
Then': for the next three months the• eight slobs will
battle to determine regular season leagus thantps mid 1,1
determine playoff matchups. All eight teams gs t to tee ,di
for the title. The quarter and semi-finals art the best two,
of three with the final a'best of nye.
In between, The league holds two tournaments. 1he
first, in mid-june, is for-league clubs owls .
July 1 7 . 18 and 1''9 is an invitational tomtit:\ with dub,
from Clintdn. Exeter. Goderieh and, other area communt-
ties taking part. The top four teams in the standings
represent the league in thetearnes. Lasi sear It) te.thrs,
took 'part but, this year. ace'erffing to Bob Bemis:11111111cl,
one of the founders of the 12-•y-ear:teagee, 1t is hoped as
many as 14, clubs will 'participate.
Although' it won't happen this. year. Mr. Bqiitenniiller
says the league wouldlike to add two extra gams-, a 111,111 (11
for all teams but at the moment-a shortage-of play one, fields
prevents the expanded, season.
The shortage of fields, while it is, a problem. i, a good
problem (if such a thing exists.) It means a health's number
Girl's
baseball
raster
DUNCAN EMNI: Patti- 1nne
Oridzak. Norah • Fekert,
Brenda Finlay son.
Price. Vicki Bell. Brenda
Cooper„, Barb .Brugger.
Wanda Moran. Donna Glan-
ville. Barb Eckert.
MCNICHOL: Marg La-
mont, Hessie, Kipfer, Barb
Watt. Lynn Des crean x.
Glenda Little. Marg Hender-
son. Karen Glans ille. Carol .
Benno% ies.. Susan 'Gmily,.
Sandra Bisell.
BROWNS: Linda Gridzak.
Connie Marion. r Nancy
-Huisser, Donna licuerman.
Sandy Hanes. Betty. Glan-
• eille. Barb Scott, Judy Scar-
.row, Alm Bosnian., Patti..
Hutchinson.
• SCOTTS: Deb Gridzak.
Rose -ffiSback. Cindy Glan-
ville. Terri Lynn Dale. Win-
nie Linton. Bev Eisler. Mary"
Nolan. Sharon Woods,
Sandy Smithers, Judy Emile'
• COMMERCIAL: Joan
Steinbach. Deb-Dawson. Le-
an•ne McKay. Nancy Storey,.
Marg Sills. Donna .MeLlwain.
Linda Brown. ' Martine Mil-
ler. Shirley Van Loon.
KEN 'SMITH POOLS: Tish
, Dill. Jane Annis.terda
Susan Diinlop Adeline MC-
, Arany. Marg Montgomery.
Linda Coleman.. Donna Fry.'
Michelle Bennewies. Janet
Van Bakel.
The. scasdn starts' May 5.
1981,
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Support the Nursery School
"They need more room"
FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1981
All profits from coffee will be donated by us to the Nursery
School Fund. You can help just by buying a coffee. Ahy other
O
donations will be accepted.
We are now open at 7 a.m. with a super Breakfast Special,
2 rap, 2 bacon, hash browns,, 2 hot cakes toast arid coffee
for just
$1.99 Mon. to Fri, 7 a.m. - 10 p.m.J
SUNDAY,, APRIL 26
This Sunday we will be:-serving roast beet or stuffed roast
pork or barbecued spare rubs with all the fixings Plus you
get the saiad bar All this for
Children under 12-$2-.19
WEDNESDAY, 'FAMILY DAY
This week you get salad bar, roll. and a Hot Beef Sandwich
with mashed and veg for lust '
SENIOR CITIZENS GET COFFEE OR TEA PLUS $ 2. 99 ,ELLO, OR RICE PUDDING INCL.
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Every• day we give you a trip to the salad bar and a hot
meal off our new steam table for just. $3.50
$5. 99 6
5'
fit
Licensed under L.L.B.O.
HESSEN HAUS
Mn:4 St." Seaforth 527-1820
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12 THE HURON EXPOSITOR, APRIL 22, 1981
Sportire about
by Herb Shoveller
Play ball!
of local folks. of all ages. pay tribune to Abner
Doubleday's exquisite inyention. There really is do other
sport like ball. Not that it's the best or better than others.
n is just that it is so unique And' that's ,not lost on the
younger players.
Last wipe*, formal registratairi tor minor. ball took 14,102. •
at *re Seaferth aeena. and spots hir 'bet:Weep...11M and 24:10,
XitSs are 31,..4ahle Iwo 11,10titil pt,satni.play the'towlf
'tftiY 0114M0UP. aticf fslidgio lesel 4uldition, ilk re 'are
°).Stioirepee ainthOsiss•leligtie 'ehlh.0 for softliall
. , 'Forming,. tbei, tearin-.and finding the- matipti.Wers,ls ti;
prUtOent. said .rekreation dtreetor Ilry,an) Peter,, 'finding
coaches anithelpers-is, rhe:reer/etltion "dilte4.741:01 dusMbeS .
.tile neCd for leaiters for t4,001 Ate,••..41.10Attik' •
he calls tt ales t .'. there is no panic
'''UstialPy WA: .41o1 to find someboth ' 'hi. mired • "WY c
• 'has•4 r,!rfliAN ‘-olonleers conic fors+ arylk ro not , yesireicd, sse •ritz
going to get them If's problem o ith time 'though '• The
' ;tune problem ehist s heea use as the season's st art
.approaehes rapidly. teams must start pt v paiatiop
(hat mean coaches
The recreation direshir stressed as is lit. that while the
formal week of registration is osti. kids .an still sign tip
Best lime is on roller skating s' ening, .11 the .t rs 11.1 Finlas
• and Sunda%
Coaches. though. that • is its he Doi, l Ill the sold
spring nights tool sou Bashall O• hack
—os
Marty's iOorts . Shop
and ,Apnoury,cing Marlene Glanville
as new store manager at Marty's, Plaee
.7e
4
st w"" — - WO We've changed and expanded
our T-shirt and sportswear line °
for men, ladies, boys and girls
.1
We now have western hats and baseball caps, shirts for the whole family. We have 1,000 s
of shirts. We have a complete line of team wear, jackets, hats, also T-shirts and
hats for promotion or advertising. We also sell and engrave custom trophies'.
Nave your pictures, diploma s,' kards, and keepsakes done in brass• -at Marty's.
Come in and browse.
Free draws no purchase necessary. Check our prices before you buy.
Huron Centennial School,
Brucefield
preaents
,ANNUAL
ririg' Concert
April 23 and April 24
at 8 p.m.
Tickets $2.00
Tickets can be obtained from students or
call the school at 482-3330
Ito
Marty's
5214363 Seaforth
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