The Huron Expositor, 1981-08-12, Page 13as part of Morris Township's 125th celebrations.
(Photo by Langiois)
SCHOOL REUNION — Heten 'Carmen and het
sister Eileen Ferguson, of Seaforth were just two
of many people who showed up at the Brussels
School for, Morris Township's School reunion
last Saturday. (Photo by Langlois)
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In Sunday night action Tirf
Club behind the one- hii pitch
ing of Etts DelVecchio beat
ti i Fireman 3 to url t. tub
scored tine ru the first on
doubles by. J 'k Ma l% din
and Terri. Johnston Johns-
ton hit a homer in the ;turd to
give Turf it 24/ lead. Turf
added. anntbei. 'Aim in the
seventh:one, waik. shifted by
Ro'n,Dr(secillran4 a d'oUhle its
Rob. , Schenk,. The ' Firemen
manage(,only one hit -ibi 4.....
Totof•Jahltson. n) 'the fifth a's
:Delvecchiu recorded • IP
• 'strikeouts on his 4 il'‘' to the
win. . .
Turf club takes
Firemen amo
strong Monday scoring three
runs in me first on a double bt,
Brian Cooper. two singles
and a home run by Doug Frs
Queens got two back in the
second on a walk and singles
t* Jack Price and Louis Dele-
Mainstreeters gat two more
back in the thirdertwo walks
an,:l.a triple-by 60.13emtten,
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the •(9.4rth,f4r':the,Rttets~ 'as,
they had four slut,
.clinible, and seated six At*. •
' -bi'AittwoO'an completely
4001 3n, 04 inning
hooted the ball all'over.
park. Queens, big hats kept
cooking as they scored two
more wins in the fifth. and one.
each in the.sixth and seventh•
Mainstreeters matched this
with two in the fifth and one
each in the sixth and seventh.
Dennis Campbell hit a solo
home run for the winners in
the seventh.. Dale paced
Queens 14-hit attack with
three singles. Jerome Aubin
also had three hits, a double
and two singles. Jack Price
also rapped three singles.
Playoff action starts next
Sunday and Monday nights.
W L Pts.
Queens 10 4 20
Mainstreet 10 4 20
Village 10 4 20
Travellers '9 5 18
Turf 6 8 14
Fireman 5 9 10
" Teachers 3 11 6
B.P. 3 11 6
Seaford: Industrial Ball
41 Queens First Place
4* Teachers Seventh Place.
Industrial ball
standings
Van. Egmoncl team
falls to Bad
News Beavers
Duncan hmtn took on the Browns won over Mc-
McNichols in the. ate game, Nichols 8-5 in a close game.
and won 12-9. Karen Glen- . Judy Scarrow hit twodoubles
vine and Marg Henderson hit and Barb Scott hit another
home runs for McNichols. for BrOwns. Dianne Gridzak
Diane and Patti Arm Gridzak ' belted 'a double for MeNich-
each hit a triple and dOuble
for D. Ermits. The, late game was played
The two early games on at Optimist Park. in all the
Aug. 4 were rained out, but water' Scotts won over Ken
played on later dates. D. Smiths 16-15.
BUMS beat Commercial 25-- With one more week to go
12 with Dianne 'Gridzak and in regular season play the
,
Mary McLean each standings are: Browns- 25 . doubles and a- home run. points', D. Emit'.18, Me- The-early game wes played"
July 28 at Optimist Park with Joan Steinbuck also hit a Nichol 17, Commercial 11;
Scotts beating Commercial. home run ,for Commercial. Scans 8. K. Smith 5.
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The early game at the high
school July 28 was rained
out, so was played Aug. 6.
Browns took on Ken Smiths.
BrownS won 23-18 in a.good.
close' game. Leading hitters
for Browns were Linda
Gridzak with two doubles and
Nancy Huisser with a double.
Smiths put up a good fight.
with Gerda Dili hitting' two
doubles and Janet Van Bake'
and Tish 1Jill both slamming
triples.
put the team in high spirits
for Wednesday's• game a-
gainst Topnotch. That game
was played after press -time.
Tune in next week, same time
and station, for the continu-
ing saga of the Bad News
Beavers.
rrtakes toll crt-ladies:_
-g-ames • •
Students'who passed their
second session pf swimming
instruction at Seaforth Lions'
Pool recentlyare:
Yellow: 'Bonnie Palin, Jeff
Flanagan. Melanie Cronin;
Matthew McNichol, Michael
Etue: Michelle Etue. Carol-
Ann McQuaid, Brian Cud-
more, Karen Coleman. San-
dra Storey. Karen Van Steel-
andt. John Ryan. Joe Ryan.
Marg Ryan, Pahl Ryan. Carla
Dalton, Cindy , McCallum,
Julie Smith. Adam Quipp.
Red: Chris Smith. Patricia
Murray. David Cronin. Lori
Cronin. Mike • Kelly. Craig,
`Murray, Kevin McIrlwain,
Jeff Gemmell, Sheri Maloney'
Chris Maloney. Janice Mem.
Connie Mero. Tracy Bisback,
Mark Vogel's. Jeff Caron,
Jennifer Nott, Lori Non.
.Thomes Wheatley, 'Christy
Nobel, Stephen Krauskopf,
Sherri Kling.
Orange: Beth Patin, Cindy
Maloney. Julie Smith. Scott.
Hunt. Michael Crooin. David
Kelly. Terry Kelly. Danny
McNaughton. Adam. Quip,
Holly Reeves, Jim O'Reilly,
Kurt Eickmier, Dwight Eick-
mier,, Renee Devereaux;
Chris Gemmel'. Danny
34 PARTICIPATE IN LAWN BOWLING —
Viola Kirkby of Walton was one of 34 people
who participated in a lawn bowling tournament
14 greens in play at Lorne
Dale lawn bowling tourney
The Lorne Dale Lawn Bowl-
ing Tpurnament was played
Sunday at Seaforth with 14
greens in play. Many outside
clubs were represented. Art
and Mary Finlayson were, the
winners. Ron Janes from
London was the second win-
ner. The ladies held .a tourn-
ament Wed. Aug. 5. A
Goderich team skipped by
Edythe Argyle was the win-
ner. The entries are filling up
for the 52nd anniversary
Watch out •Blue Jays. Here
come the Bad News Beavers.
The inexperienced Van Eg-
mond Foundation Phantoms,
with their funny looking T-
shirts. proved no match for
the Beavers Saturday after-
noon when the two- softball
teams look to the field.
But'then again, the Bea-
vers sfaiitaift gloat: The tvay
their practices are run the
Seaforth Co-op Nursery could
probably walk all over them.
The game was close. For
the first five minutes.. But
then the Phantoms began to
falter. Beavers began to show
the ability which previously
led them to wins in both their
practices, now even an actual
game. Boy, what next.
Dennis Nielsen. the sole
male on the VEF squad. tried
to hold the team together by
belting a two-run homer early
in the. game. But that . was
soon answered by "Reggie:*
(Herb) Shoveller, who man-
aged to hit two home runs in
the next inning. The third
inning was what put the ghost
to the Phantoms, as seven
Beavers crossed the plate.
Shoveller's hitting has only.
been mediocre this year. but
he redeemed himself with
that performance. He's play-
ing out his optioe this year
and is• heading south' to the
London area next season.
The final score'of the game
was an unofficial (there was
no official score) 22-13 for the
good guys (and 'gals). That
Core
Junior
champ
Greg Core shot a -4 to top a
field of 38 at the 11th annual
Seaforth Golf and Country
Club Junior Invitation Tues.
day. Cabs gross score gave
him the championship Of thd•
junior, flight. Todd Doig took
the juvenile title. Raymond
Anstett the bantam. and Ann
Greening of Sarnia Wen the
. girls' open flight. Trophies
wefe presented by touring
pro Gary Koch.
See next week's Expositor
for more complete residtt and
a picture of the winners.
TWO TUTORS — Rob Lane of St. Columban poses with Brad Park of the
National Hockey League's Boston Bruins. Park was a guest last week at
the Walter Tkaczuk Hockey School in Stratford where 'Ripper' Lane is
instructing. Mr. Lane wasa rightwinger with the St. Marys' juniors last
le,asOn. Park has been a NHL all-star defenceman seven seasons, five
times orrthe league's firstalt-starteartt (Photo-by Campbell)
Betterman. Brad Beuerman,
Lori-Ann McNichol, Chris
Smith, Sherri Kling, Allan
Cling, Michael Murray. Jen-
ny Caron, Patricia Murray,
Sandra Storey.
Maroon: Katrina Swirkles,
Mary Murray. Paul Murray,
Sandra O'Reilly, Tanya Van
Steelandt, Chris • Vqgels.
Jason Schoonderwoerd, Lisa
Henderson, Sandra Claes-
sens, Pam NOlan, Connie
Mew. Janice Mere
Survival: Sandra Claessens,
Pam Nolan: Connie., Mero.
Janice Mero.
Blue: John Vincent. Scott
Lamont, Chris Reeves. Tra-
cey- Fortune; Annette, Krau
skopf. Brian Henderson. Jes-
sica Mennen., Jennifer Home.
Green: Natalie Swirkles, Gor-
don,',Webster.• „Mike Sehocin-
derwoerd,
Trevor For
tune, Paul Henderson. David
Vantyghem, Lynn Huff. ,
Grey: Madonna McQuaid.
Survival: Andy Ball. Mike
Ball, Archie Goosens, Patrick
Moylan, Marianne Moylan,
Rose Mary 'Webster. Johna-
than Wheatley, Jean
Saldivar.
'Dear Mary Jane:
Villagers' big bats sere at
work in the late game Sunday
as they beat Travellers 121;
Bill Price paced the winners
with a home run and three
singles. Bob McKelier and
Doug Phillips each had three
hits to help pace the 18-hit
attack. The third inning prov-
ed to be the big one as Village
pushed across seven runs.
Mike Marion held Traveller's
bats at bay allowing only one
run.
In the first game Monday.
B. P. Bears scored four runs in
the fifth to beat Teachers 8-6.
Both teams traded runs in the
early inning. Teachers were
-ahead 5 to 3 after four
innings. Murray Bennewies
was the winning pitcher.
In late action Monday
Queens beat Main STreet 12
to &to create a three-way tie
for first place in the final
standings. Queens. Main-
street and Village all finished
with 10 wins and four losses.
Queens are awarded first
place because of their better
run diferential between the
tied teams. Mainstreet gets
second place, and the Village
third.
Mainstreeters started alit
tournament Aug. 26. We
hope to have the greens filled
for a double draw. Many of
our men played at Stratford at
their M.IVL tournament Sat-
urday.
Jack PatterSon, Fred
Tilley and Mel Brady were
low winners.
Elmer Townsend ' and
Rachel Riehl won the New
Hamburg Lawn Bowling
Tournament with 3w45 and °
an overplus of 6.
Swimmers pass
I missed you last week, you'll have to tell me all about your rafting trip.
M I I've' lived in this area for most of my life and last week was my first trip
to St Marys Wow' What an interesting place, really uhigtie and very busy As 1
hadn't planned to shop when I went, I didn't take my money, so I suggest we go
there on Sat
For starters. Earl, Campbell jewellers is having an anniversary sale You will
be glad to know they always have 20% off their Royal Doulton figurines It is really
an interesting store, with tots of room so clumsy people like me don't get paranoid
For their anniversary sale, there will be 15% off all stock and a daily up-to-56% off
savings table Besides the Doulton they carry Hummel Figurines, crystal and much
mUch..more They have a store in Exeter too!
Another place I simply fell in love with was Marshal's, right' on the Main St.
used to be the Grand Central 'Hotel Three stores in- one-gift, clothing and cards'n
things I could spend hours in the got shop atone, and for a tOurist town, the prices,
were exceptionally good In' 'the clothing section you can find really fine wools,
yarns, and all around lovely things - I actually did spend a fortune on cards and
wrap in the last section It was just so good to find' such a variety that I bought
almost 'a year's supply
Really, M l , this town :s something else I went next to Stonetown Antiques,
lust off Main St on Church 1 have never seen a better selection of collector plates• I
was -told it is the biggest in Ontario 'They even have a Plate Club Plates are a real
investment, and. any I buy from now on will be from Stonetown-. -Add to the plate
collection antique Canadiana furniture and you have a fabulous store. Prices are
good too, but most important, especially to a new 'collector like ,ms, is the free
advice
For luncit..we could then go to Westover Park, on Thomas Street .You'll love
it It's a big old home on beautiful park-like grounds, which has been turned into a
hotel, while not'losing a bit of its stately grace and charm, We -can have a goiurmet
lunch or supper in their delightful outdoor terrace cafe. I felt like a real lady Of
leisure right out of the later 1800s sitting there. It was actually somewhat
therapeutii., and the food was very gciod as were the prices. Maybe you'll be
interested in spending a weekend there this winter
Well, must rush, see you Sat Bring pietures Of your raffling trip.
Betty