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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1997-10-01, Page 7S � orfs `Scuttlebutt' Idols older, greyer, and more rotund at `Super Series' anniversary teem Par 4. old frozen cow pie in the net, as we soon found out, for- wards with names we couldn't pronounce at first ("Who cares, they all look alike and play the same," we said. "Machines with no heart"), like Aleksandr Yakushev and Valeriy Kharlamov. The Soviets soon got our respect, lickity-split, nonat- '�` low grudging.'$ y had heart, and earned a spot forever in ours. In retrospect, the only expert who was close to the mark before this great series began was the Sun 's sports editor George Gross. "Don't take the Soviet National Team lightly," he wrote. "They wouldn't have agreed to this series if they didn't think they had a fair chance of winning some of the games." How right he turned out to be. YOU CAN'T GO BACK Although the eighth and deciding game of the "Super Series" was as entertaining as the sport can be it was not, as new experts have deified it in the last couple of weeks, "The Greatest Hockey Game of All Time." That description covers a lot of territory but the game that would earn my nod for that particular label was also played in a September between Team Canada and the U.S.S.R., but only a decade ago - at Copps Coliseum in Hamilton. It was the second game of the Canada Cup final in 1987, which Team Canada won in double overtime on a goal by Mario "The Magnificent" Lemieux, assisted by Mr.Wayne Gretzky, "The Great". They SCORI B®AIE IID CONTINUED from Page 6. TOWN 4 COUNTRY BETTER THAN 200; Steffen 213/250; G. Johnston 238. TRIPLES OVER 600; Staffen 652. WOMEN HIGH AVERAGE; Sharon Evans 177. HIGH SINGLE Louise Dick 199. HIGH TRIPLE; Dick 496. STANDINGS Gangbusters 19, Hi-Lites 10, Joker's Wild 7, Invisibles 6. TRUILIZDnY N® tRS (Sept. 25 results) HEN HIGH AVERAGE;Murtay Bennewies 286. HIGH SINGLE: Bennewies 319. RIGH TR4PJ.E; Bennewies 858. BETTER THAN 200; Bennewies 240/319/299; Doug Leonhardt 289/295/262; Mike Thomson 237/279/30); Rob Anderson266/208; Jack Ungarian 204/219; Dean Price 219; Brian Barry 217; Ralph Johnston 212. TRIPLES OVER 600; Bennewies, Leonhardt 846, Thomson 817, Anderson 632. WOMEN HIGH AVERAGE. Gayle Easun 2W. RIGH SINGLE; Easun 309. HIGH TRIPLE; Easun 776. WEEK -Y SING .ES OVER100: Easun 21812491309; Carrie Ro)ph 224/221; Bonnie lanmaat 232. T$IPLES OVER 680; Easun, Rolph 640. STANDINGS So Sue Me 12 points, Magic Marken 11, Shut Up and Bowl 9, Slim Pickin 5. Don'T Have A Clue 5, Darr/ Corner Pin O. NQw come they re 4overet) and you re not. All results are welcome In SCOREBOARD. They should be legible and submitted by noon Monday so they can be typeset in time for publication. Who? Where? When? What and how? That's what we want to know. Our newspaper likes it relatively recent, too. Take particular care with proper names, since nobody likes to see their names spelt wrong in the paper. Space depends on the amount of advertising sold. We will design SCOREBOARD report sheets for your particular sport, if need be, then make them available at the arena, The Rxposflor office or wherever. Our number is 527-0240. played against the Soviet's also mighty and magnificent KLM tine all night. Words can't describe it. You had to be there. I was. I also scooped tickets to this past Sunday's Tem Canada 25th Anniversary Charity Game at Maple Leaf Gardens, featuring a goodly number of our aging heroes, including Henderson (now a "Born Again," but as far as I'm concerned he can be any- thing he wants to be, as I swore when he scored that big goal in September 1972 that I'd never say another bad thing aboyt him), from 25 ,yam ago. Sunday was sad. I guess you can never go back or • home again, as they say. The. ont i legend who didn't look old, grey and fat was Stan Mikita, who has aged well but looked kind of maturely wizened, even when he was in junior. Then again, 1 look kind of old, grey and fat these days too. What did I expect? Twenty-five years is a long time. THANKS TO 'EAGLE' Talk about the Rolling Tennis team takes conference title Seaforth District High School's tennis squad won the Huron -Perth team title a week ago Monday at Stratford. The conference tournament had been postponed the Friday before because of rain. Individually, Sean Ludwig and Carali McCall captured gold in mixed doubles and Cheryl Thompson and Starla Wick finished first in women's doubles The SDHS team was made up of 15 tennis players and racked up more points than all the others, for instance teams from Clinton, Stratford, Enter, Wingham, Listowel, Goderich, St. Marys and Mitchell. "We didn't get it without some luck and hard work," said coach John Ball. "It was quite a team effort." Volunteer Hank Binnendyk also helped coach the team. Water exercise a fountain of youth? Seaforth's Drusilla Leitch was one of the more than 85 aquatic fitness instructors from across Canada and the United States to attend a "state of the art" water train- ing program at West Vaughan Community Centre on Sept. 20 and 21. The "Golden Waves" func- tional fitness research pro- gram showed that seniors, aged 60 to 89 years, decreased their physiological or performance age," accord- ing to information provided by the program. "'They felt and acted as if they were 40 years old,' observed Mary Sanders, of the University of Nevada. "This was not a bad out- come for only three hours of water exercise per week for a four-month period." Leitch 'says the Golden' Waves program revealed that water training will improve upper body strength, func- tional range of motion, bal- ance and lower body strength. She was particularly impressed "that this program helped seniors improve their abdominal strength and pos- ture through stabilization exercises." Leitch teaches water fitness classes at the Vanastra Recreation Centre, and land- based classes for the Seaforth Recreation Department "where she utilizes 'function- al fitness' training on land in her fitness is fun programs. New owner at Rice's A former employee is the new owner of !lice's Store in Hullett Township. Sandy Bechtel worked at the 31 - year -old store when she was in high school. • TAYLOR'S MARKET WHOLESALE & RETAIL 212 Victoria St., Clinton 482-3413 PEACHES only a few baskets left TOMATOES by the basket BARTLETT PEARS by the basket PIE &'HALLOWE'EN PUMPKINS now available APPLES by basket or bushel SQUASH many varieties (QRQUNFM1itiOURDS r1JRKEril sr otwER 10 Ib Bag Shelburne POTATOES $1,99 NOMINATION NOTICE TO MUNICIPAL ELECTORS TOWNSHIP OF GREY NOTICE is hereby given to the Municipal Electors of the Township of Grey in the County of Huron, that Nomination Papers may be filed in the Clerk's Office (unless otherwise noted) during normal office hours between April 1st, 1997 and October 9th, 1997. Nominations may also be filed on Nomination Day (October )0th) between 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. Nomination for the following offices will be accepted. A) Reeve, Deputy -Reeve, 3 Councillors for the Township of Grsv. B). I Trustee for the Hgrgradziktgkk.SthugaggErifor the Electoral Division of the Townships of Howick, Tumberry, Morns and Grey, the Town of Wingham and the Village of Brussels. (Nonlination paper to be flied with the Clerk, Township of Howick, Gorrie). C) I Trustee for the jjlyaw•Prith Rowel Catholic Separate School Lard for the Electoral Division of Perth East, North Perth, the Townships of McKillop, Grey and Howick, the Village of Brussels and the Town of Seaforth. (Nomination paper to be filed with the Clerk of Ellice (Perth Eau), 4187 - Line 46, Rostock). D) 1 Trustee for the for the Electoral Division of the Court fes of Kent, Lambton and Huron (Nomination paper to be filed with the Clerk, City of Chatham, 3)5 King Street West. Chatham, 519-352.4500).• E) 1 Trustee for (be No. 63 for the Electoral Division of the Counties of Lambton, Huron and Bruce (Nomination paper to be filed with the Clerk, City of Sarnia, 255N Christina Street, Sarnia, Ontario 519.312-0030),• •Please contact the relevant Clerk or the municipal office for additional information if your residence is greater than 100 kilometres from the office where the nomination is 10 he filed. Nominations must be in the prescribed form and ac ompaaied by the prescnbed nomination fee of S10000. If there are an insufficient number of certified candidates to fill all pusitioalk available, nominations will be reopened for the vacant positions Only on WsIau4Y. October 1516. 1997 between 9.00 a m and 5:10 p.m. and such nominations may be filed in the office of the Clerk. Should an election be required, the same shall be held on Matailajjgyagabgr dt1U1.1997 An advance poll will he held on Salundttr.11'nrtmket.111-.142Z at the Grey Township Msaicipal Office. Deadline for obtaining certificate to vote by proxy is November 10th, 1997. Proxy certificates may also be obxainc t on ; Ibcr 10, 1997 between 12:00 noon and 5:00 p m. Brad Knight Returning Officer Township of Gay .4 Stones....Brad Park now looks like the original geri- atric Pillsbury Dough Boy. Anyway again- back to the first Super Series, our best versus their best, it was all set up by a lawyer fellow called Alan Eagleson, who has since fallen into disrepute, and for good reason. But it was the wheeler-dealer, power -trip- ping "Eagle" more than any- body else who set this great matchup up, and for that he deserves the nation's eternal gratitude. He did more than talk and fought fire with fire, pulling it off, where others had tried and all failed. He helped give our game to the world. Sold it as the great spectacle it is. In retrospect a quarter-cen- tury later, Russian (and all of Europe's) hockey has become more like ours. And our hockey has become more like theirs. 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