HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-07-08, Page 12Rathwell with tne result
Contests: youngest person
present. Darcy Rathwell,
oldest person present, Lee
McConnell, person coming
the farthest. Robert Wi lert
from Innafail. Alberta, wed-
ding anniversary closest to
picnic date. Ralph and Mona
Stephenson, most recently
married couple. Mantis and
Janice Beyersbergen, lucky
chair. Clara Johnston. lady
wearing the most pink, Mav-
is Turner. guess the correct
watermelon weight, Anna ,
McConnell. guess, the num-
ber of mints, Mona Stephen-
son, guess the number of
Jellybeans. Ralph Stephen-
son.
Races: preschool Matthew
Turner, David Rathwell,
under 8. Melody Turner.
Jason Welsh. 8-10 yr. girls.
Kathy Rathwell. Michelle
Turner. 8-10 yr. boys Ben "
Rathwell, Jason Welsh.
under. IS. Kathy Rathwell,
Mavis Turner, kick the slip-
per. girls. Becky Rathwell,
Michelle Turner, kick the
slipper. boys. Jason Welsh.
Ben Rathwell, throw the
frisbee. girls. Kathy Rath-
well, throw the frisbee. boys.
David Rathwell. young ladies
race. Kathy Rathwell. Mavis
Turner. Young men's rice.
Robert Witten. Don Rathwell
and-Dastiti turner (tied). kick
the slipper. ladies, Sandra
Turner. Brenda Wright. Kick
the slipper. men's. Robert
.Willert. David Turner.
Relays: Longest line.
Ralph Stephenson's and
David Turner's teams tied;
balloon blowing and break-
ing. David Turner's team:
Hopping on one foot. David
Turner's team.
The picnic concluded with
everyone enjoying a piece of
the watermelon won by Anna .
McConnell.
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Carnival Days Special
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Al THE HURON EXPOSITOR, AMY 3, 1981
Broome lea Travell ers to win
gin% k kaki
teachers narrowed the
gap to 1 2 in their halt of the
ino.rtg hen two 11.110,
cd thc plat. . tc r an error on
a ho b% pick tic't Doug Ba. h
Ica...hers knotted the count
in the fourth on tw,t
and an error
I ratiAlers regained the
lead in the titth when stng[es
bi. Rick Fortune. V% eber and
Bri,tome brought two runs in
Teuel- isle got oue k.In the
fifth and tied the ,gaine with .
.another in the hotioni the
• iix•dt, •
• Travellers, pot • the ,,o4nti: •
clot. of roAo o.,4-
tjuev ruffs. Ctrl;, zlelian
der: reached on. aa etTnr. then'
oi,gto by piing Lconhardt,
Broome and a, double by •
Jerry e ,Cooper:: provided th
Targin of victory
Weber got the win for
Travellers while Doug Bach
took the loss
In Sunday's first game.
winning pitcher Ets Delvec•
chin helped his own cause bs
slamming a triple and a
single in three appearances
to give Turf its 4-3 victory
over Villagers.
Mid-season
champs at
Hully Gully
The Canadian Motorcycle
Association sanctioned mid-
season championship of
Motocross blasts ofr this
Sunday at Hully Gully near
Varna.
The top riders in each of
the ten cIasset• will be on
hand competing for champ-
ionship trophies and medals
in addition to their regular
cash and prizes.
Junior and schoolboy races
begin at 10 a.m, with senior-
expert invitation events
starting at 2:30 p.m.
Stephesons meet
for 52nd year
° • FATHER AND DAUGHTER TEAM--Carpi
Carter and her father, Bill Brown won fir4t place
in the Victoria and Grey Mixed Pairs Lawn
Bowling TOUrnarnent. on Canada Day in
Goderich. The pair have been lawn bowling
together for about two years.
(Photo by Rimmer)
The provincial ladies dou
bles was played in Luc-know
July b.
Mary Finlayson and Betty
Tilley from the Seaforth
Receiving
WHE
Larr% Broome pounded out
three hits. miludtng a three
run homer in the top of the
first inning to lead 1 ra‘k
leis to an t4 sstn oskt
l eathers in Sunda% c‘en
tugs second gamt. in Sea
torth Sohball League aktion
this week
In Sunda, s first game
Intl (tub nipped ‘illagers
+1 while in Mondas night
aiaton ,i.akristreet dumped
firemen'. Iet's at.rd Vat:en,'
.,;nting,on to rei,otki,kt
over OP Bor.,
14avrA1ers . taro ...opp1,41
'wok.
tit',two lib 130 10c w sprit
in the..stanAting:%!,, nth
points ,e."1,,h 4thcr nfrie keevo...
Axe the \kliednle
()A4...t.'rts 'and'
;slamstreet Vett !Mtn tied tot
sckond w ith 12 points
Broome s home run tot
awteu a walk to BtIl ‘s, eller
and an error on' a shot h%
leadoff hatter seal Beuer
man and staked his klub to
‘kindosr in the second stage
against , Districts One. Two
and Three.
Seaforth Lawn bowlers
tame' th rough winners at
Goderich July I.
Bill Brown and Carol Cart-
er won. Fred and Betty Tilley
tame second and Art and
Mary Finlayson placed third,
Rachael Rhiel and Elmer
Townsend had highs in
two games. Lorne and Thel-
ma Dale had a high in one
game .
Esther Brady and Eileen.
Adamson won at a Ladies
Tournament in Exeter. Mary
Finlayson and Betty Tilley
'won at Lucknow ladies tour-
nament. Mel Brady and Fred
Tilley came second at Clint-
on's, mens tournament.
Open draws have been
well attended. See you at the
greens which are in good
condition thanks to our
greens keeper. Sandy Pep-
per:
The 52nd annual Stephen-
'son Reunion was held Sun-
day. June 28. at Huron
Centennial School. Bruce-
field with 35 in attendance.
Following the 5 p-m, supper.
business was conducted by
':the president. Ralph Ste-
phenson. A motion to have
the picnic hekl every second
year was defeated, and next
year's picnic will be held at
an earlier date. Sunday June
6 1982 at the same place.
The minutes of last year's
reunion were read.by Brenda
Wright. secretary-treasurer.
Following this, some con-
tests. and sports were con-
ducted by Gerald and Jean
'hurt jumped to a 2 0 lead
in the bottom of the setkind
on singles bs DkIkek k his
Bob Schenck and tack Ate
11.1w am Villagers tied the
score in the top of the third
before Tern Johnston honi
ered in the bon,- of the
inning to restore s lead
‘Illagers tied it:, ,4 aine in
the top,of the fourtl ,•hut I urf
again replied in the half as
Bob Schenck. not, his
second rum 'of the g.inte
brought home 1.0i#1"prktv.t,..d to
be .the finkt4,*in,tting cut
Kok 01P4414...1 Oise innings
v. pitch0,
and ipsg • r Mike Mario/J.:016i
torn n POpr,eits•
tigers Otoffkoriv , hiss Off of
nelVeeehin sY tees lull man-
aged six off Nfarion
Brian Cooper smashed
three singles and scored
three runt. and DodO Balloh
chipped in with three hits to
spearhead a 14-hit attack and
lead Mainstreet tii its 10-5
win over Firemen
Gary Black gave Firemen a
short-lived one run lead in
t he top tr the fire' Arlen he
The Men's Match Play for
the Brad Smith-Don Eaton
Trophy4a well underw a!, now
and several matches have
been completed in the se-
cond round. Joe Dick. who
defeated defending champ
Doug Pinder in the prelimi-
nary round. has also won
over Gord Beuttenmiller 5,
and 4. lan Doig defeated
Jerry Allin and Rod Doig won,
over Karl Teichert b and 5.
Marc Robinet moves on after,.
winning over Mike Mation
6 and 5 in an interesting
match was played between
father and son. Ken and Cam
Doig. Cam managed to de-
feat the veteran 2 and 1.
Matches to be completed
still are Lloyd Eisler vs.
Harry Jansen, Terry John-
ston vs. Ray Scoins. Cam
Doig vs. Rod Doig and Ken
Cardno vs. Gerard Melding-
et.
Tonight is men's night, an
ideal opportunity to play your
match. Last week the men
had a crier's tournament.
Depending on your handicap
you were allowed to elimi-
nate some of your worst
holes and-make them, pars.
Harry Jansen and Kevin
Bennett both went into the
sitigic.1 anti raCed home 'on a
fielder's choice
Cooper el., the game
in the bottom of the inning
when he soiled and e‘ent•
wall scored on a sacrifice
and an error
The score rem* red tied
until Mainstreet broke it
open with three runs in the
third. Singles bs Brian Nigh
and. pitcher Ron Beuetnian
were the' key -blows.
Mainstreet •' added, to its
104. in 'the fourth as Cooper
out' MO vOlc:-.5;00
resulting. two toorp,400
aust4..04 tad. they: f011owed
with.foar more ifF,the lftlj isle
• ''..0)" from .
Cooper and Peneentan,:it
Firemen Wade. " a late
charge scoring twice in' the
Sixth on '..singles. by
McLeod. Doug Anstett, Dave
Liangstaff and Toni Phillips.
then notched two more in the
seventh on singles by Black.
Bob Fischer.
Don Bob
anal. .ngstaff before the rally
ran out of steam with the
bases loaded. ' •
Beuerman took the victory
black on the leader board.
In junior match play for the
Sills Trophy. Brian Cooper of
Clinton defeated ,Dave
Campbell of Seaforth. There
are, still several matches to
be played. On Friday morn-
ing the juniors played mon-
key golf.' Each player select-
ed one club and played 4
holes using only that club.
Winners were Chris Cardno
and Dwaine Osborne,. Friday
morning at 10 a.m. is junior
time again.
On ladies' night for the
last two weeks we've had
interesting tourneys. Last
week a, crier's tournament
produced a winner from St.
Mary s° formerly from Sea-
forth, Madeline Campbell
for Manistreet while Doug
Austen took the loss.
In the week's final game
Monday night. Queens start-
ed slowly before building a
lead, then had to hang on to
turn back a late charge by BP
to record a '-5 victory and
keep pace with Mainstreet.
BP opened the scoring in
the top of the first when Bob
Dinsmore reached on a bunt
and advanced to score the
pot rune
10,0ge41.5 evened Ate--count
in .01g,.00.490 ssecond
v410
.
'Azampbett led
o wjiht a sin 0V and event!.
era Iy' st red: on successive
sacrifice bunts
BITresained theleart in the "
wren gatefter, rioot
Williatt** drove' af. high
.faitlball deep to. right-centre
for a solo shot,
The big blo%f for Queens.
was. .a two run hooter by
Jerome Aubin 'in the fifth,
following a double by Bill
Theall. Queens added to its
lead in the sixth as a triple by
Campbell. a double by Jack
Price and singles by Theall.
This Monday night we'll
have something different
again.
Our ladies' invitational is
filling up fast so be sure to
enter early. The date is July
22. It's a shot gun start at 10
a.m. We have excellent
prizes and a supermeal.
We have received numer-
ous entries already for our
men's invitational Sept. 12.
Locals are reminded to sign
up early since last year we
had a waiting list.
The 'Legion • had a very
successful mixed two-ball
Saturday with more than 40
golfers. There are no tourna-
ments planned this weekend
so come out and enjoy your
golf.
ler produced four more run',
and a 7-2 lead.
runs in the top of the seventh
Ray Klages and. Herb Shovel-
BF fought back for three
and s ingles by Jerry Heth-
comeback.
erington and Dinsmore
spearheaded BP's run for a
A double by Williamson
to pull within two, and left
Jack Price got the nod on
runners at second and third the mound for Queens while
when the final out was Hetherington took the toss
recorded. for BP,
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