HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1977-09-07, Page 11THE BRUSSELS POST,, SEPTEMBER 7, 1977,11
13 2 nd SEAF RTH
ANNUAL FALL FAIR
Huron's only Class 'B' Fall Fair
FRIDAY
THURSDAY
SEPT.15 16
THURSDAY:-
9 p.m. Official Opening by Jack Riddell,
Huron-Middlesex M.P.P.
Popular Variety Program
Queen of The Fair Competition
Merchants and Industrial Displays
FRIDAY: - 10:Q0 a.m. MONSTER PARADE
- Bands ' - Floats - Fair -
'Judging Pet. Show • - Junior Fair ChaMpiOn;,
'ship Farm - Machinery Display Horse
Show Perth. Huron Jersey Breeders -PariSh.
Show Championship Horse. Show Chariot
• Races - Penny Sale with more than 50 'prizes.,
MIDWAY SHOWS ,. HORSE RACES •
SeJettion and crowning the'"Queen. of the Fait"
barite, S'etturdtiy.i Sept.. 17
Cabaret 'Style.
Seaforth Arena
Music by "Walter Ostanek"
Tickets $7 COU Pie
Phone Ken Moore 521-0608
Of The Huron Expositor, Sodfottli
Kenneth- CaMpbelt • Mrs. . Ruth Peatie.
President •482-080
BLYTH PLACES' SECOND — Marie McGavin
presented the runners-up at the Walton. Area Sports
Club squirt baseball tourney with their trophy
Saturday night. Accepting for Blyth were Pat Cronin
and Lain, Good. (Expositor photo)
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Woode
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Seaforth Lions
CAR CLUB NO. 7
CABARET
DANCE
Seaforth
Community Centre
Saturday
Sept. 10
Music By
Southern Comfort.
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Admission $4.00 per COU010
including btiffet
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Entertainment
• September 9 & 10
TERRA TONES
September i'6& 17
TRADITIONAL SOUNDS
September 23 & 24
MYSTERY TRAIN-
September 30 & October
HUMMING BIRDS
Every Thtirday 9:'80 to 12:80
TALENT NITE With Terry & Motla
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Walton tourney a success
He `s safe, at Walton Saturday.
The weather co-operated to
help make the third annual Squirt.
Tournament at Walton on
Saturday a success. Ten teams
entered the single knock-out
tournament playing a total of nine
games.
In the first game, the score was
Formosa 17, Winthrop 2. M.V.P.
for Formosa was Rob Soers who
hit 3 home runs and for Winthrop
M.V.P. was Jeff Campbell.
Others were: Game 2 - Blyth
M.V.P. Todd McDonald; Ethel
0, M.V.P. Scott Boylin.
Game 3 - Walton 14,
Blaine Hackwell; Brussels 4,
M.V.P, Kevin McCarter.
Game 4 - Rostock 19, M.V.P.
Jerome Bannon; Sebringville 4,
my.P. Dean McTaggert.
Game 5 - Teeswater 13, M.V.P.
Terry Kennedy; Chepstow 6,
M.V.P. Grant Fritz.
Following the first game played
by each team, players and
coaches were given hot dogs and
pop from the W.A.S.C.
In the second round, Blyth
drew a bye to advance them to the
semi-finals. • In Game 6 - Teeswater 14,
M.V.P., Steve Barley; Walton 4;
M.V.P. Blaine Hackwell.
Game 7 - Rostock .12, M.V.P.
Jerome Bannon; Formosa 0,
M.V.P. Rob. Soers.
" Rostock drew a bye to advance
them to the finals.
Game 8 - Blyth 6, M.V.P. Todd'
McDonald; Teeswater 4, M.V.P.
Jamie McPherson. • .
The final game saw Rostock
win over. Blyth 18-1. •
Six players earned $1 for each
home run hit throughoUt the
tournament; Pat Cronin, Blyth, 1;
Blaine.Hackwell, Walton, 1"; from
Formosa, Brad Voison, 1 and Rob
Soers 3, Jerome Bannan, Rostock
1 and Grant Firtz, Chepstow 2,
McGavin Farm Equipment and
the Walton. Area Sports ChM
donated the money for the home
runs.
The M.V.P. Trophy, donated
by W.A.S.C. and presented by
Lavern Godkin, was won by the
Rostock pitcher, Jerome Bannon,
whose team ailowcd only five
runs in three games.
The Blyth team received the
runner-up trophy donated by Mr.
and Mrs. Gerald Ryan and
presented by Marie McGavin.
Each player received a runner-up
crest from the W.A.SC.
The Rostock* team, the
champions. won-the Don Achilles
Memorial Trophy donated by the
Achilles family and presented by
Mrs. Kathy Achilles. The team
also won a $20 cash award along
with a champion crest for each
player from the W.A.S.C.
The teams thanked Walton for
inviting them to the tournament
and had a word of thanks for
umpires Anne BoSman, Rick
McDonald, Rodger Humphries,
Roy Gingerich, Trevor Smith and
Paul Humphries for their
excellent work throughout the
tournament.
The committee in charge
thanked the umpires, ladies who
worked in the booth, all others
that helped. Jack Nelemans with
the .help of a P.A. System from
Watts Furniture of Brussels gave
the people a play by play of each
game of the tournament.