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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-09-16, Page 10AT SEAM MN MC& THE 1982 MODELS ARE COMING 1981' FIRRIRD ESPRIT Dark maroon Metallic finish, also includes custom seat belts. tinted glass. ,custom interior trim. custom moulding group. 4.4 litre VS engine, locking wire wheel covers, radio, steel belted radial whitewall tires. accent stripes and much, much mars- Serial No. 121041. 1981 PONTIAC LEMANS Two-door, two-tone silver and dark maroon metallic finish. tinted glass. custom soot belts. extra quiet in% .sulation. sport mirrors, economical 3.11 litre V6 engine, automatic, power steering, power brakes, rally wheels. AM/FM stereo radio with 4- speaker sound system. custom moulding group and much. more. Serial No. 31534113 much , 1980 HONDAMOTOR BIKE MINSTAR CM NNW LIKE NEW-ONLY MS KM. 111 350 A FUEL ECONOMIZER ce MANY MORE MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM WEST END GARAGE "eiF MITCHELL LTD. 82 Huron Street 3484458 at 8459 cspen nightly MI 9 en day Saturday PONTIAC BUICK GMC TRUCK'S MOMPIEEPOIONE Lawn The team of Jack Patter- son, Wm. Bro,wn. Sandy Pepper won the seniors championship in Toronto last week. First time it has been won by a team outside of Toronto. Congratulations to the three b'owlers. The watch tournament was rained out a During the last two weeks St. Columban soccer teams have been winding up their regular season schedule. On Sept. 1. St. Columhan Atom B played` Clinton Atom A on a rainy day at home and lost 6-1. Dave Kelly was our lone scorer. Meanwhile our Atom A team travelled to Clinton on Sept. 2 and beat Clinton Atom BS-0. Chris Hoegy andJamie Hill were our scorers. Huron Youth Soccer Assoc- iation (HYSA) Final Stand- ings are: Equitation' Susan Pullman of R.R. 4, Seaforth won the Mike Rose Trophy for finishing first in the junior (18-and-under) equitation class at the West- ern Horse Show at London Friday. She was competing against 11 other riders, The local 17-year-old had a busy week. A week ago Monday she won another trophy in the junior western horse pleasure class at a show in Brodhagen, DEMOLITION DERBY Sunday, Sept. 27 2 p.m. Entry forms available 1st 40 carsaccepted Box 204 • Phone 271-5130 STRATFORD FALL FAIR' 1 Box '204 Phone 271-5130 Jack Prkce pitetio two, no hitters atid•oply allowed three runs in four games. and Bob McKellar was,, named the tournament's most valuable player, helping Seaforth Vill- agers win the championship at a fastball tournament in Zurich cm the weekend. Twelveteams were entered in the three-day tourney. The Villagers beat Exeter Carpet- baggers 5-3 in the final. They advanced to that final by winning their first three games: bowlers tops week ago. No plans made to re schedule it. Next Sunday Setp. 20th we are having a fowl tournament and a full entry is anticipated. Mel Brady, Bill Rogerson from Exeter came second in Lucknow, missing out for the $100.00 first prize • by one shot. , Betty and Fred Tilley got into the prize money at the Wine, Cheese Tournament in Stratford Saturday. Seaforth Lawn Bowling Club has had a good year.Tournaments have been filled and all help was appreciated. What's happening? E DATE VENT Thurs., Sept. 17 Eagles Playoff Game Fri., Sept. 18 Roller Skating Sun.. Sept. 20 Roller Skating Tues., Sept. 22 Public Meeting to Form Beavers, Cub Scouts & Boy. Scouts Roller Skating • PLACE Time Optimist Park 9 p.m. 7:30- 10p.m. 8-10:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. • 7- 9:3Q p.m. Arena Arena Arena Arena What's happening. is a. weekly column, apace donated by The Huron Expositor. TO tit your event. call the. Recreation ()Mee at 527-0902, Viliggers wt tourney The Glasgow Inn ftiiier -Sandpitier 110064 Vanastra Now Open Daily 11 to 9 Sit down Dining & Smorgasbord SEPT. 11.19-20 ton MO ms Opens 7:3e Shop time Dish 17. FRI., SAT., SUN. ' H. PHI.Strt NO I • qt y.040,0 ,ONE PA cc~oe RK LAST NIGHT THURS, SEPT. 17TH NANDI/AL !GUIDANCE ea TO 24TH sHoveimis: 01: L So v:& M P.M.. Sun..thum II P.M. Starts FRIDAY! hirtiNminMet II • NUS FEATURE FRI. & SAT. NIGHT ONLY • some ht•••• may 64•00416. ALISTAIR PlieeLCANS • 1 A. Pray you're not blessed , tern-` .111 HWY it 600ERICH AT 041 CONCESSION tO 4. . PHONE n4 MI DR VEIN TECATU I WOK% #6711410- MOM WCYRUYS11101137011141114 itesunill thaw": to *vet:talc:civet Smart enoush Which the 'aliment. And big enough to beat the system. tte W L T PTS Clinton A 7 2 I 15 St. Columban ' Kincardine Goderich Clinton B Seaforth 7 3 - 14 7 2.4- 14° 4 3 1 9 1 8 - 2 - 8 - 2 Mr. and Mrs. Don Vincent and Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Marton, Brighton, guests of the McMillans. Mrs. Vin- cent; slut of Mr. McMillan, played a few selections on the piano and. Mrs. Fullarton sang. Har010 Coleman. Mrs,'Scnttoutptennntedlier YfithArggi., olsn Patterson thanked Jean,Carey,.and Rao het a Bowling BROWNWS- DRIVE-IN THEATRE 10 Reach St., Clinton 4$2-7S3$ BOX OFFICEOPENS II:00 PM THIS• WEEKEND: SEIPTIEMBER111-11140 OIL UNDERCOATING BY Dublin Automotive Rustprotection • One low price includes • Doors, sills and rocker panels drilled and plugged • Cleaning the undercarriage and wheel housings if needed • New Oil base fluid applied • Senior citizens free pickup and delivery Phone--345-2862 ask for Warren Bennewies FOR THE BUSY. FARMERS: We have a complete mobile unit available to you at no extra cost . If you have 2 or more vehicles we'll come - to your form and oil them while you're at the harvest, MO THE HURON• EXPOSIT R SEPTEMBER 10, 1001 • pRottottAi. optAmp. A SeafOrth tearn Won. the ;Provincial *NOM ,IalortP6vOinFt04/009:11' in .TorontoSept. 9 and 19. Sixteen districts of Ontario were repres at the tournament, which was played at greens in High Park and t. e Boulevard Club. Seeforth beat teams --from Tottenham, PeIPS120rOugh, London and Willowdale(in the final) to win the title. It was the first time in the. tournament's Six-year history the thatnpionship has-been won by a team from outside of Toronto. Members. of the winning team are (from left to right): John Patterson, skip; Bill Brown, vice; Sandy Pepper, lead. (Photo by Ellis) Soccer sked ends Fireside Fellowship ATOMS W L T PTS Clinton A 11 - 1 23 St. Columban A 6 4 1 13 St. Columban B 5 4 2 12 Goderich A 5 3 1 11 Seaforth 2 6 1 5 Clinton B 2 8 1 5 `Uoderich B• 0 6 1 1 1. • • . 1 • - 1 , • - • . On Sunday afternoon, Sept 13. all St. Columban minor soccer teams (Squirts. "The Nilthistreeters. an other team in thie Seaforth Men's - industrial Fastball League, made it to the semi-finals of the tournament before bowing out. Turf 1 Tr The Turf Club drew first blood in game one of the league playoff finals. Good pitching by Doug Leonhardt of the Travellers and Ets Delvecchio of the Turf kept the game scoreless until the top of the seventh inning. Neither team could mount any offense in a tightly played game. The Turf managed. only two singles off of Leon- h,ardt's pitching. Delvelcchio and Bob Schenck smacked singles. The Travellers man- The Fireside Fellowship Group started their Septets). ber meeting with a potluck supper with 32 members and guests present. • The meeting in charge of the Colemsms and the Phil- lips' started with Viola Law, Scgt:r plesident,' .watcvn. • •Mettilset$ • and gueqs. m • Iftkigips read the seriply*440h•friith 1341tit 114 14 tellqwed with P4iyer byRev..T.-040.• A nntsiealitutaber by the Hsrm>alari -911.4114te • was enjoyed;. • _ Bob Mcfvgisin sind , Jim Keys took .up the offering. The minutes: of the June meeting were read by the Secretary, Henrietta Brown. The Treanatneit repoit was avellers 0 aged three hits off of Delvec- chio. Rick Fortune, belted a double and single. and Ralph Woods poked a single. The scole - remained scoreless unfil the top of the seventh ,when two costly Traveller's errors and a sacrifice bunt scored the game's only run. LeOnhardt struck out 12 Turf- er's,'while Delvecchio struck out seven Traveller's. Game two of the best-of-five final is scheduled for Monday night at 7 p.m. goals and— San. -Bartolomeo one for a 4-2 final. , NOTES: This Sunday Sept. 20, St. Cblumban plays the only team that has beaten , them this year. They. host Calabria,' So for good soccer action come out and cheer the guys on. Game time is 2 p.m. in Mitchell at the high school field. St. Columban boasts the two top icorers in its divisiOn. Ernie Szabo and Alex Harreit lead the league ..vyktli, 12 goals each. LINE UP: TSsiiMiii4ii, bill Docking, Brett Finlayson, , Frank Flanagan, Brian Ken- nedy. Ernie Szabo. Richard- Verberne. Tony Gibbings, Tony Arts. Brad Fintayson, Alex Harrett, . Rick Ryan, Gary Ryan. read by Peg Grieve. There weren't any children from the church who went to fantail Camp this past sum- mer. The Friendly Time will be resumed the last Sunday, in •September.., Helpers are Bob M+ Milian. ' Edith McMillgnr Pet Grieve and: "Viola Lirw= soil. Tfte.BoyiAandAfte will be in charge of the 94tober race11118. .,lean • eSlavO reading &S of, der lents". Harold Coleflaat introduc- ed :Mr; 110,4 Mrs. Torn Scott of Cromarty and Mrs,. Scott with two vocal toles which she accompanied on 'the ;into harp. The guest speaker, Jean ,qtr.ey. Cromarty, an elder in the Cromarty Presbyterian Church, spoke on the 107th General Assembly held in Ottawa, where she went as -a delegale for the Stratford- Huron Presbytry. Bob McMillan spoke for a few minutes and introduced Farewell Party for Jim and Dianne McLeod (OPP Constable McLeod is being posted on the closing of the Seaforth detachmenq SEAFORTH LEGION Friday, Sept. 18 •• Dancing 9-1 Lunch- Everyone Welcome Donation at theidoor Atoms, Mosquitoes) met in St. Columban;-for a family soccer day. Each team played their parents. or family mem- bers, and most games ended in a tie. Due to the nice weather some parents were unable to attend. Those that did had an enjoyable day. Each game was followed by refreshments and a barbecue. St. Colum- ban Minor soccer executives would like to thank all those people and children who attended and participated • and. made- a-fun -occasion for all. Our teams still have two tournaments to play this season. St. Columban defeated San Bartolomeo Saturday 4-2 and in doing so got a strangle hold on first place in the LOndon and District Soccer Associa- tion's second division. With three games remaining in the schedule, St. Columban needs one win to clinch first place. Saturday's game saw St. Columban trailing in the early minutes, as San. Bartolomeo was awarded.. p,enalty shot, and took. 179.1iesr1. CqIumban was not to be outdone and Bill Docking scored to tie the game. Minutes later Tony Gibbings scored on a beautiful shot for a 2-1 St. Columban lead. The second half saw St. Columban score two more L.DSA play vr The season started with a bang Sept. 14, Randy Gridzak started• the season off with high .single (261) and high triple (677) for the men. Judy Scarrow took ladies high scingle (236) and high,triple (560). Were these scores just luck or skill?? Team stand- ings after the first night areas • follows: Canadians 7. Red Caps 5, Crystals.5„ O.V.'s 2. Diamonds Blues 0.