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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-09-09, Page 10LAST NIGHT THURS.. *1st g2114900 Starts FRIDAY SNOWIrIMIa: f Sot. 74 • P.M;; sun-than. IP P.M. ARTN IS rii1titiNTINC GROUND NUN IS *NE ENDANGERED SPECIES COMING . ATTRACTIONS "On the Night Truer "Eye of the Needle" "First Monday in October" H PHONE 524 7811 AIN CONDI t IONE , 41 WWY t GOOERICH AT CONCESSION RO 4 • • PHONE 524 9981 -71 I PO T •PIOUS ut . TWO more Hama were 91tdaY bight play mWas ball playoff. The are new ready to starts with the Treveller s playing the Turf Club. In the first game Monday the Traveller s completely tiriafed the woe With a win over the Firemen. Travellers started the inning with one rim' on hYl,arrY BrirMeetloi Stri,Theltaveitets titore " in, the ti and. *e in the 't .d+. so, pot the game !Jet of The Firernet4tomhvlbe Travel- lers$114mitwo more runs the sixth on a triple by Bill Weber, end a single by Larry &dome, The Travellers put together 10 runs on le hits and 7 errors by the Firemen. The Firemen managed only one hiteof Traveller's pitcher Doug Leonhardt. This came in the Willi' of the seventh with 10 out. The Firemen managed only four base runners. Only one reached third. Bill Weber led the Travellers with a triple and double. This Rave the Travel- ler s the series in two straight games. In the late contest Monday the /Turf dub beat the Teaihers 9;1 to take their series in two-straight. Unlike the first in this series the Teachers made many errors and the Turf made the most out of them. The' Turf Club slatted off big in the first scoring thm runs on singles by Ets DelveceNo and Jack Final arrangements made for mens open elholna,ted Baseball action McIllwein. Terry Johnston more run in each of the second and third innings to gave the Turf a 3.0 lead. then hit a three.-ran homer to The Turf Club added one Local skaters make plans On. the greens by Caralanne ,Daig pro r .conduct APAAilit .414, . always touehviPolitleat . situation there. He found increase their lead to b.0. 1 he Teacher kouldn't get their bats going and managed only five hits. The Turf had a big four-run sixth inning, scoring four runs on three hits and three errors. The Teachers .managed their only run in the sixth. Two Turf errors helped their cause. Terry Johnston led the Turfs nine hit attack with a home raft. and 'Single,. Ets Detveechio anti each had two singles. •c`kAin YillePt hell the Teacher s,.‘vith a 44.1g4 The final preparations are underway for the Seaforth Golf and Country Club's annual men's invitation Sat- tillaY• We have more than 100 entries WhOwill• play 18 holes of golf, and .enjey smorgasbord supper 404- hatice at the . raze table. ..Pofsndln champ pogio Will .retort *era MitYsi.hohkolf to IhttiO'_•i% two In aloWilor I.the quittnereial Rotel trophy 'ter, Or' ,,.;140; Over the fielti, TII.:.a ShOrty Kinn+, ta'aphy for tow net over the 'field will, . lso e defended by Rene Vander- Meer of Indian Hills. ThereAS a strong field with, excellent golfers competing from Lon- don, Kitchener, Deedee, Belleville., Dliawautuitours, es in our area. A contingent, of 1,0 from Welland will be coming, and of course the Overseas trophy will be well contested as 10 Bermudians will fly in on_Thursday, night for a weekend of golf. Berimida's flag will fly be- side Canada's as we host our Bermudian friends for the fourth year in a row. Dolly Smatt. last year's overseas winner will be back, but he'll have stiff competitions from past winners Ian Crockwell and Dennis Morris. Tee tiff ladies played on Monday night. The,. men did have a small group out far a flag event on Thursday but it was rained aunt. The coarse was dosed on Friday and Satur- day thanks to tbe washers on Thursday etght. Vnfortupately the laStinnior .tnetniee: halal to be cancelled',. holoo4 night oh. again tonight and well hoei*tt. 114.8' tournament plan. .tied for last week. Tbertitat nten'shash is set fur Sept,. 19 when there will be golf followed bY a steak barbe- cue, . Hopefully well, have a janior Match play Winner by this time next week. dines for local , goiter% are posteliie the 0**,0-1'e:71V-- tee will be clOse all day Saturday to the general public. The Course should be in excellent shape and We've looking forward to a great day on the links. With . the never-ending rain last week only a few LADIES FITNESS Starts Sept. 22 8 p.m. Seaforth Public School Register the 1st Night instructor: Lynn Devereaux Fee: $20.00 per person . • • Compete..' 1.n En .• 'airloANNBRegmER ters. tradi .tionally do better In **than, a -iweek POO than theirienionounteepos Eislerir. will doastitt *JIM in. International, competition. do. but the area eitioa 4•44nt Russian skaters very friendly " • " 'the eharbfit,,bsbitisirater,is ..0,40, tont* Ofting,ou -land - at peSeepoip,elitions. and TO/ Club and Travel. going.ineol'ate Eno to. to that tradition in their first dians and 1415$4.41$ get *long s neW meet for the act British so the time change .tition in England last year at language barrier is overcome Sept27., Aso SePr.-13hoWili senior internatiatuti conipe- the • best," he • says. - The championship in a 3 out of 5 riyenstig7tgiant14114'7 p. mnaxt Mon- won't affect his performance. . about this time. They-finished by interpreters. This means going Co bed at 'fifth. four o'clock in the afternoon, This season, they will skate getting up at two o'clock in as seniors in all competitioni; the morning. To prepare for this hectic • The competition in Eng- season the pair has been in land is the first stage a busy Waterloo at skating school schedule in the works this since July 18. Along with 500 season for Eisler and his other skaters. Lloyd and pairs' partner Lorri Baler of Lorri. under the direction of Mitchell. Also included in their coach Kerry Lietch •of this.season's agenda are trips the Preston Figure Skattng. to Lake Placid in New York; Club, used the summer Skate Moscow in Russia; months. to get back in shape Skae Canada in Ottawa; the for the regua* season: ..For Canadian Figure Skating about eight hours each day, Championships in Brandop, the skaters engaged in off and Manitoba; and,perhaps a trip on-ice training. totheworldchampionships in As well as improving • his Copenhagen, Denmark. skating ability Eisler proved Baler and Eialer are both .18 to other students that Sea- years old. Last skating season forth athletes can play golf. In they were the second best a tournament organized by senior pair in Canada, and the the school he finished first, second best junior pair in the "He .even beat Leitch" joked world-Canadian junior ska- his Mother, 'Bev, Mr. and Mrs. Eisler live in Egmond-,... vile. • SEAFORTH MINOR. HOCKEY ASSOC. Public Meeting -Tuesday, Sept. 15 s p.m. DOUBLE EnitiAMITETh-Q. Lorri Baier of Mitchell and Lloyd Eisler of Egmondville are both 18 years old, and have beeri skating as a pair for nine years. Last season they were the second best senior pair in Canada, and the second best junior pair in the world. This season they will compete solely as seniors. (Photo by Moulding) at the Seaforth Arena Purpose: to Discuss 1981-82 plans and proposed constitution EVERYONE WELCOME Bronze swimmers Dance to Dublin Corporation at the Listowel Memorial Arena Saturdayk, Sept. 12 9 - 1 a.m. $5. per person SPONSORED BY LISTOVVEL KINSMEN CLUB Lorri and Lloyd's ' regular practice season started Sept. 2. They went to Lake Placid dr a weekSept. 6. They leave for a 10-day trip to England , later this month. Three weeks Union near the , first of December k afternce ;t .h. they , attendastatereysnad.ilySkateexCciatens- ada. The trip to the Soviet show and "will be an exper- Eisler. It is an invitational Any international trips are paid for by the „Canadian Young..Seaforth swimmers and-Bars-• at-Seaforth-..Lions received Bronze Medallions pool Aug. 29. They were: Flute Skating Association Bronze -Medallion: Susan said Mrs.. Eisler. However the Balers and Eislers must Hensall pay Mr. Leitch's expenses. finlcierTrCacheeyry1WC.otr'Sandrrak Hunt. '• ° Lloyd expects he and other Mr. and Mrs. • Harold Bronze Bar 1 - • Marty skaters will be briefed on Parker visited last week with Bedard, Marijo Kale, Joanne Mr. and Mrs. Robert Keyes at Grand Bead. Miss Sally Chaffe of Mit- chell spent a few days holidaying last week! with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Jack Corbett. Mt. and Mrs, ••Harry Hoy spent a day recently visiting with Rev. Percy, and Mrs. Ferguson at Chesley. AlbeM June Haney.-- Dave Rimmer. Bronze Bar 11 Julie ' Twynham; Margo Kale. Brorize Bar Ill - Joan Sills. Bronze Bar V Clare Devereaux. Seofor`Fli tail team to compete Fonthill The Ontario Baseball As- sociaton midget E final bet- ween Seaforth and` Fonthill was rained out on the week- end. If the weatherman co- operates the best-of-three series will be played ! this weekend. The opening game is sche- duled for Fonthill, which is on highway 20 near Welland, Saturday at 2 p.m- The final game, or games, are schedul- ed for Optimist Park in Seaforth Sunday. Game two in the series, will be at 1 p.m. Sunday. If the third game is necessary it will follow at 4:30 p.m. Seaforth advance(' to the final by sweeping Port Lamb- ton in two.straight games in the semi fin$1. , • " A r -f — See our new corn hybrids Side by Side comparisons with competitor hybrids — Demonstration and Research Plots Watch for the celebration Stafferes Food Market Anniversary Sale - Mitchell Grand Opening - St. Marys WEEK OF SEPT. 15 - 20 Many Grand Prizes Terrific Specials Numerous Give - sways Free Pop and Hot Dogs 10:00 am. to 1:00 p.m. (1,...unch frOm 11:00 12:30 p.m.) • September 14thl 1981 Farm of Ken Rogerson, Clinton - moon We are ready to. receive White Beans Wheat Seed Still. Available Trucking available Can•for pick-up or delivery WE ARE YOUR NEW PURINA DEALER Brussels Walton ectfarth 887-9261 527.4527 • * a • • •