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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-11-25, Page 12MITCHELL , WE'RE OFFERING "ROCK BOTTOM" PRICES ON ALL REMAINING /81 MODELS NO SALES TAX SPECIAL PRICES OFFER ENDS 6 P.M., SAT., NOV. 28TH (WITHOUT EXCEPTION) 1911 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX 2 TO:23u— -- $ 9353* 1901 PONTIAC GRAND LEMANS SEDAN-LOADED ""45 $ 10 63 8 * 10111 PONTIAC LEMANS V-6-DEMO. SEDAN "`""43 48310* Van PONTiAC PARISIENNE 4 DOOR-AIR "C"2.1141 $ 1 398* sou BUICK SKYLARK LIMITED SEDAN-DEMO-LOADED NC). 1434"$ 10 956 * 1981 BUIC,IC West End Garage of Mitchell, Ltd. 341141584w 8459 Open *Iffy till 9 P.M. and all day Satarday $2 Huron Strout WES-FEND pr .fdRif~r- or I (AA t lc% I 1981 PONTIAC -- -PHOENIX- 2 DOOR - dam° $9 51, no. 103307 1981 PONTIAC FIREBIRD lopic,A.DINED215, $11,065* 1981 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX BUCKETS - AIR NO. 512577 $10,865* 1981 PONTIAC H & N DAIRY SYSTEMS LTD - Soles, Service 8 Installation of pipelines & NZ: milking parlours 887-6063 The &cent warm weather of our Indian Summer was great while it lasted but 1 suppose we all realize that colder-weather is just around the corner. Not that a little cold weather will slow us down or keep us away from our favourite piece of forest, streambank or field. Instead it's time to think about - dusting off our cross-country skis or snowshoes, and per- haps turning a little attention to the birdfeeder. If you don't have a bird- feeder, now's the time to buy or make one. You'll have more hirds visiting your feed- Tax Rebate Ends Nov. 30 Only 4 Days WE HAVE Only 2 Monte Carlo's Only '1 Camaro agpsimpt Only 2 ,0Ids.Cutlasi Supremes Only Olds Cu(lass Brougham 1 Delta 88 ° Oldsmobile Royale CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE Only 1 Oldsmobile Oniega_ Only 1 Chevette Trucks - 1 Ton 1 -3/a Ton AND. A GOOD SELECTION OF 6 Eis 8 cyl. % tons 13- Main- St, North, e Seaforth 527.1140 McLaughlin Chevitilds Ltd. er when the snow comes if you begin stocking it now. To attract a good variety of birds you should remember that in nature birds have different feeding habits ,and food pre,- ferences4 You therefore have to provide different types of food in a number of different ways. Cardinals and Bluejays, for, instance prefer sunflower seeds on a platform while Sparrows and Juncos are content with oats and corn. Woodpeckers, Nuthatches and Chickadees like suet or fat nailed to a tree or the edge of your back porch. Another way of attracting this latter group of birds, who distinguish themselves by being able to cling, to vertical tree limbs, is to mix oats. corn and other fine birdseed with peanut butter. You can then push the resulting thick paste into one inch diameter holes you have drilled into a piece of unsplit firewood. This type of birdfeeder has more of a natural appearance to it when you hang it from a tree limb. If you add pieces of dowel ATTENTION CAT LOVERS We know how much you love your Arctic Cat snowmobile. Hully Gully is your total Arctic Cat dealer with. the stock, the service and the committ- ment, They're committed to your Cat run- ning ahead of the others, with the largest parts inventory in Western Ontario. So, if you own a. Cat' you 'don't have to go a?), further. . Hully Gully cares as much about your Arctic Cat snowmobile as you do. YOU CAN COUNT ON US. JUST OFF HWY 4 BETWEEN ,HENSALL AND BRUCE FI E L 0 262-3318 or 262-5809 STE E3MANS The family store with that hometown feeling! fft.rtiolvnIt• or M Useonte yourr C Sthar edmgan e at an it, Visa y part or icipating Stedmans se. ry Discounts in effect Nov. 26 - 27 & 28th only. COME IN 1 4ND SEE OUR LARGE SELECTIONp OF XMAS TOYS, GIFT ITEMS .)181 WRAP 'CHARGE IT' IOW 43 Main Street Midgets take 2 games in Wingham Al2 ,,VEIV10....R 25 1.951 T 1911 PONTIAC - PHOENIX 4 DOOR-4 CYL. $8 84 * NO. 143622 19111 PONTIAC a 267-V-8 NO. 121041 $ 9 5 6 1 * REGAL COUPE Ltrit r"s9775* 'EsIERA ESTATE WAGON P40.133325$16,169 * PLENTY OF TRUCKS TOO... *PRICES QUOTED ARE:. 1. AS EQUIPPED 2. SPECIAL FINANCING, TAXES, LICENCE AND OTHER BUYER INCENTIVES "NOT INCLUDED" 19111 GMC 112 TON PICK-UP 01#11--DIVA04.94liDED POWER WINDOWS-AIR $i•s4 13, 21 7 * NO. 518538 FIREBIRD 1981 GMC 1/2 TON 305.44. AUTO NO. 509791 1981 GMC 1/2 TON 305-V4-1Wro NO. 540492 sss.v AUTO NO. 524058 1981 GMC %ION PICK-UP $9391 * PICK-UP $7954 * PICK-UP $7858 * 1980 BUICK PARK AVENUE 2 DOOR COUPE. DIESEL DEMO-LOADED NO. 419731 $ 1 4,894 * $9840* 1.131 PONTIAC SEDAN-BASIC NO. 527923 1981 PONTIAC PARISIENNE-COUPE 10111 BUICK 267-V-8 SEDAN CENTURY t8933* NO. 125581 1981 BUICK LESABRE LIMITED LANDAU COUPE-CRUISE NO. 452259 $10,099* LANDAU NO. 319216 SEDAN-AUTO-4 Citt $ 84- 3- 4 * NO. 214489 CATALINA LEMANS NO. 537167 1981 GMC % TON PICK-UP DIESEL-DEMO $10 322 "No. 526470 NO.547371 $10/850* $8726 * 9956 * • In two exhibition hockey games with Wingham, our Seaforth Midgets took both games by scores of 5-2 in Wingham and 8.-4 in Vana- stra,. The game in Wingham saw Seaforth take a 1-0 lead in the first period on a goal by Dave Murray, assisted by John Dale and Jim Campbell. Jim Campbell netted the second goal with Gerard Ryan and DitVe ' Murray drawing assists. Gerry 'Wright made the, score 3-1 heading into the third period with assists from Dave MeLlwain and Gerard Ryan. Jim Campbell scored his second goal of the game. assisted by Murray and Dale. Rob Core scored the final goal. assisted by Murray. Seaforth drew eight of the 14 minor penalties in the con- test. Back home in Vanastra. Wingham took a 3-1 first period lead with John Dale netting the lone Seaforth marker. assisted by Greg Murray. Marty Bedard nar- rowed the gap to 3-2 with his goal. assisted by Rob Core. Greg Murray tied the score 3-3 with his goal with Dave Campbell drawing the assist. Wingham scored a late goal to take a 4-3 lead into the third when Seaforth 'scored five third period goals to claim the 8-4 victory. Dave Murray scored two goals and added two assists. Jim Campbell netted• two goals. and Dave McIlwain added the other Seaforth tally. John Dale had two assists while Core and in IHL, action It is becoming abutidantlY clear that arity has-- fituilly tattifved-inl e Seaforth Hockey League. After last Sunday's action only four points separate the top five clubs. Unlike the Flyers. Hawks and Canadians of a year ago. no team in the league this season can boast overall balance. It appears each squad has points of strength but all the teams have glaring weaknes- ses. The overall strength of the IHL is less than a year ago but the six participants are much, much closer. e Flyers continued their h x over the Canadians by mincing the Redshirts 8-5 during last Sunday's early Mci,lwain added single as- sists. Seaforth Look six minor penalties and Wingham had seven. In the first league game played in Vanastra. Seaforth bombed Brussels 7-1. .game..-,-- It was the second win in as many ()Wings for the orange shirts over the floundering Canucks. .- The Penguins survived, a flood of second-period penal- ties and stormed back to nip the Rangers 5-4 during the TEAM W Hawks Rangers Flyers Penguins Bruins Canadians Dave Murray was the big gun with the hat trick and one assist. Dan Wesenberg chip- ped in with two big goals. with single goals going to Jim Campbell and Barry Camp- bell. John Dale. Jim Camp- bell. Dave Campbell and night's middle match. The Rangers had built a 4-1 lead before the Pens started their spirited rally. Dave Longstaff scored the winner with just four minutes left. Perry Broome scored with just 2:25 left to Rive his Marty Bedard all had two assists each. Jerry Wright picked up a single assist. Penalties could have play- ed a big part in the game as Seaforth was hit with 14 minors, a major, a miscon- duct and a match penalty Hawks a wild 7.7 tie with the fighting Bruins during last Sundays late game. The Hawks blew a 6-3 lead to the Bruins, who erupted for four-straight goals to move into a late leadx c 'the Whiteshirts remain undefeated with three wins B O'Shea L. Broome D. Kennedy M. Robinet R. Quipp K. Swan R. Scoines D. Longstaff M. Flannigan J. Wilson K. Bennett T. Craig J. Roberts beneath the holes of your feeder the Sparrows and Juncos will be able to use it as well. It is important to keep your blidfeeder stocked. Birds will become dependent on your tbod and if the supply is not maintained, will suffer need- lessly. It is also important to maintain the supply well-into the spring because this is a time when natural food sup- " plies. are not abundant. It is a truly beautiful while Brussels only had 10 minors. The Midgets hosted Mitchell. Tues. Nov. 24. then they travel to Mitchell Mon. Nov.130. Next home game will be against Clinton on Tues. Dec. 1 at 8:15 p.m- and three ties in their first six outings. The BruinS are riding a three-game unbeaten skein. -Gaines Sunday Nov. 29. 1981 at Vanastra 6:30 Ran- gers, vs. Bruins; 8:00 Flyers vs. Hawks; 9;30 Penguins vs. Canadians. 17 17 15 6 14 8 13 12 12 12 11 6 11 3 10 7 10 12 10 0 10 4 10 9 9 9 BASIC SEDAN NO. 763803 $9 '188 * 1.9111 BUICK SKY LARK 1981 GMC % TON PICK-UP 305-V-1144EAVI, DUTY. AINICI lett ow- % TON PICK-UP SIERRA GRANDE DIESEL-2 TONE I.H.L. STANDINGS L 4 T GF GA , P 3 0 3 37 29 9 4 2 0 24 X 18 8 2 2 2 39 28 6 2 2 2 19 19 6 2 3. 1 25 32 5 1 5 0 20 38 2 PLAYER T G A P P.I.M. D. Broome Flyers 13 6 19 0 P. Broome Hawks 6 11 17 3 Four points separate teams Flyers 5 12 Hawks 5 10 Flyers 5 9 Bruins 4 9 Hawks 8 4 Bruins 10 1 Flyers 7 4 Penguins 7 3 Rangers 6 4 Flyers 4 6 Hawks 4 6 Rangers 4 6 Hawks 5 4 /t Now is the time-start XPOSiter feeding flighty friends experience to wake some winter morning and to gaze - out the window at your birdfeeder as huge flakes of snow settle the to earth. The red of the Cardinals and the blue of the Bluejays will seem to be the most vibrant shades of red and blue you have eVer seen. And the • antics-of--the-Nuthatches and Chickadees will provide some' been for having been forced to abandon that nice warm bed. 1 1