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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-06-17, Page 13Is *imam, savings on uncoil wadi, amen- Plastjed whys. Ind Retailers may sell for less than the prices shown below. Sale Prices That ... "TAKE THE OUT OF • lrarnlum Quality Itbiterior Palnts 99 BUY NOW! OTTIR 1111,1111111 JUItar4v19111 FLAT. LATEX WHITE m.s. $28.99 got, Now $16.99 go. GLOSS LATEX WHITE $26.99 gal. low $19.99 gal. • r,% 1 1.00 '04 $9.00 ;74 $ 7.00 SHER win wikams . You've come to the right place ALKYD GLOSS WHITE ass. $30.9901. low $19.99111. Hildebrand Paint and Pape] 15 Main St. Seaforth • 527-1880 Interior and Exterior Decorators Otter available at participating reta ilers only. If it's from Anstetes it says, you're special' Say it with diamonds Back row L to R: Solitaire DianfOnd 91,095, Three. Diamond Engagement Ring $1,525, FrOnt row L to R: Seven Diamond Cluster 6579, Three-Stone Diamond $2,070, Sixteen Diirriond Cluster $:1,075,14 k. yellow gold Engagement rings start at $150 ANST jai Albert St.. Clinton " 28 Main St. S., Seaforth 284 Main St.. Exeter 203 Durham E.. Walkerton besirable Diamonds Back row L to I=1. Solitaire .07 ct.‘5391. Engagement with one 03 ct., two 01 ct. diamonds $325. front row L to R. Eternity with ten .045 ct. diamonds $1,210, Solitaire 45 ct. $1,875, all 14 k. yellow'gold THE HURON ExPosmon, JUNE 17. 11111 A13 Local riders win at Hay Gully Hully Gully House League Motocross race action contin- ued once again Thursday evening with over SO riders competing for points as well as weekly ribbons. On July 4 d all House League racers will be coin- petiog in the Mid-Season, ChernOionships,, when their points to date are added - together and'trOp hies arc Ap. the tap three rider* ia.each 000 11.14ers frjrk0a111141.10 jagarir w this ttipittol, event.: Tbar011ilkytt melts are as fellows:. • , • Pee Wee A; Titlark Allen, London, Mike Saida- wilt, Parkhill and Scott Wit- , son. London. Pee Wee B; Mike Gillis. • London, Terry McGregor. KiPpen and Joel Hethering- ton, London. Pee Wee C; Shawn Talbot. Goderich, Jim Dickins, Hen- salt_ and Kal Wilding. London. Enduro A; Dave Vaneste,. Kipper'. Enduro B; Scott Lovie, Exeter, Gary Lovie. Exeter; Mini-Enduro; Brian Peacock, Exeter. Novice A; John ,Maaskant. Clinton and Nick Rasa., Novice B; SCan Sands. LoOdoit. Norma Wil Itis Watford ,and *ark Minhintrick.London,; 'NOvicO ntkMO*, London sOrsisiiiiseittsnrit, gsetor and. Mike Smith 'London. 3o010,A,i'flugo.lifaaskaot, Clinton. PAW Van /t)sti gaeter 'atollAaniky Marriage, Clinton;, Junior B; Andy Stoka, St. Them,as, Mark Allen. London and Jim Port Elgin; Junior C; Steve Malpage, London, Dave McGregor. Kippen and Kevin Feehan, Sarnia. The next CMA sanctioned race at Hully Gully is sche- duled for June 28, and will feature all classes. BY JOANNE RIMMER The old cli .che "it runs in the family" came true re,- recently when Seaforth's Ro- bert and Mary Thompson, brother and sister, both went to the try-outs for the re- gional basketball team. Mont4,9f Practice.,pa;41 off When Rnhert"44aS• 0..00 player on the -.boys" ..$000.,-. westertt Ontario rf.40,00. ;ea*'and. ..r*-was,.0ticken as ate ,alternate , Tryouts, wer° two weeks. t*Pt 1,e0 PkqeOriiititisfestion attOn,*. ed each Clinic: poth:ThOrripsonS" weni"to clinic at 'Medway in Arva, and were .chosen to go. to- the try-outs "as kiiid -of a bonus" said Mary. Of 25 girls at her . clinic, six were chosen for the -Sarnia clinic, and she and Kathy Larone, another SDHS player, were two of the six. Unfortunately, Kathy was unable to go. Two other SDHS students who attended the Medway clinic were Eddy Nielsen and Dave Murray. AIX SKILLS The Medway clinic invited people from various parts of the region, such as London and Chatham, so that gives an indication of the calibre of competition the. three players faced. .The t4.4e4wa y was efPlOcatiOdi atictleViewn ed *m44. 'hall lrandlingr, atntoit stitAiasketilatt ottna,..1fity '0001 Ort;rythlitg..". .04110 . fir .401.11s• in Sarni* °insisted of a. two and a Half doer serimniage,.. One' il the poaches present was Peter Campbell, coach of the 'pro- vinCial - girls' • team,' .who, coached Mary at .camp last year. "He's a great coach." said Mary. "He's • fun but serious too, so while you learn you have fun." That's the type of atmosphere in which a person does -their best. Since Mary was chosen as Playing against a strong wind in the fast half, the St. Columban soccer squad fell behind 2-0 in the early going MitChill last Sunday. Hot the boys in green were not to be outdone as they battled back with two quick goals to tie the game at the end of the first half. Then with the wind at their bacis, St. Columban started the second half very strongly and scored to take a 3-2 lead. But as the game.v.vre on, St. Columban seemed con- tent to sit on they lead, which almost back& d as St. Bartolomeo come close 'to tying the game, St. Columban's goals were scored by Ernie Szabo, Rich-. and Verbern and Tony Arts. Saturday's gime saw Tony Gibbings playing his first gime since breaking his leg late last season. Tony Arts played another strong game in .the half-back position, tianny McClure played a strong, game on Water DRILLING W.D. Hopper •end Sons - 4 MODERN ROTARY I. RIGS I Neil 527-1737 Dun 527-0828 Jim . 527-0775 . Sportin' about alternate, she will be a, membet of the,team if her , mictiet* 'Otftv'r-centre . of forward AS open. ' She is hoping,to go to the try-Opts agalC next' Y.e4r. atid,:#11iett • "t rilAirMake 4 next. just dttfelifb OP the parapet- , One, of: the 1 2 members, of the regional team. Robert will attend• a camp in Water- loo at the end of June where most of Ontario's 12 regional teams will play. Robert is looking forward to the camp for two reasons. "It should be a good compet- ition, because the best play- ers 'of each region will be there. I'm also looking for- ward to findina out what the full-back. Line up: Tom Murray, Brian Kennedy, Danny McClure, Tom Burke, Brett Finlayson, Tony Gib- lings, Richard Verberne, Ernie Szabo, Alex Barrett, Brad Finlayson, Rick Ryan, Gary Ryan and Tony Arts. Every week more and more people disCover what mighty jOs are accom- plished by low cost Huron Expositor Want Ads. Dial 527-0240. University of Waterloo's campus is like." Robert said Waterloo is one campus that he is considering for post- secondary education. He will also attend a camp in Peterborough for five days in August. 'ECM SOMXTImg-S With ail this ping ,61l. in one hnttSeheICI. One w onders haw ;he Thompson pare*, Helen and BM , rotiti?04; the basketball schedule ."Meal* Me% acre hectic- tcw say the, 140. said ROO, "They have pr be at practiegby 5100 a-,01-. so sometimes bard.; to get them moving in the morning. But Bill and I are very 'proud of them and pleased that they have made the effort. They also kept up their classes." She added sometimes marks slip when a student is involved in extra- curricular activities. How- ever, we all know that's not ball true,. right? Sh also commended Terry Johnston, the SDHS basket- ball coach for the terrific job he does. "We appreciated Mr. Johnston's efforts, be- cause he helped Mary, Robert and many others a lot, and put in extra time, for thane who showed' interest," In n1Y,FiaSt two 9011111111s 11. futile 4900. about competi- tion and delielopinfi your ailenti .as an Athlete. ThiS AchievilP0.41t „of Mnr,y Robcrrs ilinotates wixsi you csnydo, If 34,0• 1911* oprself to One spOrt, and practice faithfully., **i*. Tonight at the arena, at 7;00 p.m. there will' be an ergeni4ational meeting for a tennis club, sponsored by the Seaforth Recreation Depart- ment. If you interested in taking up tennis, dr are presently playing, it would he for your benefit if yot' Broth r sister to St. Columban wins 3-2 on Sunday REGIONAL PARTICIPANT — Mary Thompson, R.R. 2, Seaforth, tried out for the regional girls' basketball team and was chosen as an alternate. (Photo by Rimmer) expressed your interest by attending the meeting. Bryan Peter, the recrea- tional -director, is hoping for a turnout of 20-30 people, to make a club worthwhile. He is hoping to choose an executive,•iind. discuss future BUPA at$0 Y.110,0,0140, that ,dePartraear t to lively scheduled tennis, lei; sPits for the summer wottur for monday morning* for boys and girls; ages 10-18, starting July 6. If you have any come Plaints, suarnitifmaa, or Prises relatet1 to sports!, ige44.0 401a 4e Klninter; 141111 nt: Ifignn 7 • REGIONAL BASKETBALL PLAYER — Robert W. Thompson, R.R. 2, Seaforth, qualified to play for the SouthwesterrielEntarlo Basketball team at a clinic in Sarnia two weeks ago: (Photo by Rlmmer) xpositor The Tent is gone• and there is still an Unbelievable amount of stock left. "No Sales Tax to End of June" "No Reasconable Offer Refused" 7 piece Kitchen Sets From $ 199. 4 Piece Living. Room Sets Including — Family Size Sofa — Swivel Rocker — Chair — Ottoman — 100% Nylon Cover Ente' ttaining Units From Orthopedically. Designed Mattress & Box Springs $09 From Ihir 00 Each Piece Sold in Sets $499 Buy Direct & Save You Don't Pay for Frills — Our Store is a Mess. Don't Miss this Sale — Tremendous Savings on all Home Furnishings in our Warehouse Cash, Cheques, Visa or Budget Account If you're from SEAFORTH let us know . you could save your gas costs Unclaimed Furniture Sales. 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