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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1982-10-27, Page 10(SUPER SPECIAL Poi. 10 Times -Advocate. October 27,1982 Junior Gagers defeated twice The junior girls' basketball team lost two games last week as they enter the last part of the season. At Wingham pn Monday South Huron Laced a very strong Madill team. Irene Brand managed 15 points to make the score 49-19 for Wingham. The juniors hosted a team more at their level. but were HARLEM CROWNS The. Harlem Crowns, an outshott from the Harlem Globetrotters are at the high ., school gymnasium this after- noon. At 2:00 p.m. the American team will play the high school staff. Admission is $2 and everyone is welcome. still defeated by Clinton 33-25. The girls were somewhat sluggish in getting started. However, in the third quartet they outscored Clinton 13-4. South Huron had more shots than Clinton but fewer went in. Monday Exeter hosted St. Marys and tomorrow the team travels to Seaforth. The last game of the regular season will be Monday at Stratford Central. The Huron -Perth playoffs start , after for the top six teams. This is increased from past years when only four teams advanced. However the increase won't be enough to include South Huron's juniors with their current one and six record. Help us celebrate Small Business Week All week long October 25th to 30th With groat savings to You A large selection of Collector's plates, frames and figurines at Y3 Off This remainder of stock at 1S% Off (except for consignments) A free magazine with your plate purchase Don't forget' Christmas is only 2 months away Also mark you calendar Nov. 27th for our.apen house, with Peter Etrel Snyder 10 o.i1n. to 12 p.m. The Wheat Harvest. will be in good•supp- ly as weli as complete sets, prints and cold cast bronzes. shady Rost Antiques & Collectibles 506 Main St:, S. Exeter, Ontario Phone 519-235-0299 Prop: Lois Lang - 229-6112 ON THE ATTACK - Dave Rook of the South Huron junior Panthers is brought down by the Goderich Vikings in Thursday's Huron -Perth Conference football game. Girls win field_ hockey title The f {oven Perth field Stralhroy. hockey final between South Huron and Stratford Nor- thwestern was postponed last Wednesday because of the wet field. Mohawks start Thursday night The 1982-83 season of the Exeter Mohawks in the South Huron hockey league opens their season at home tomor- row night. Thursday against the COAT Saints. game time 8:30. Friday night the Mohawks travel to Embro to play Brooksdale. who play out of. the North Oxford League, in interlocking play between the two leagues. Some of the new faces in the revamped lineup include Barry Baynham,' Brian Mercer. Brian Taylor, Brad Taylor, Steve Atthill and Rick Lindenfield while eight regulars will be returning from last year. 6th Annual Christmas Show Are Industries, pashwood. Friday. December 3 Saturday, December 4 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. daily Home -Made Baking Christmas Cakes Christmas Ornaments, Decorations, Gifts Lawn Furniture Display And much, much more Scheduled Tours . Refreshments "Something for Everyone" Don't Miss .It! • :A • w�i�► . •4 • • 4 TOWNSHIP OF STEPHEN MUNICIPAL ELECTION NOTICE b hereby given to the Municipal Electors of the Township of Stephen in the County of Huron that In compliance • with the Municipal Elections Act, RSO 1960, Chapter 306; and amendments, a Ballott walla. held for the Offices of: COUNCILLORS Throe Candidates to be Elected POLL NO. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. a. b. 10. a. HURON PERTH ROMAN CATHOLIC SEPARATE SCHOOL BOARD One Trustee to be elected Pott will be open as designated below on • MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1982 from 11:00 o'clock in the forenoon to 8:00 o'clock in the afternoon at the following places with the undermentioned offers k1 charge: • POLLING BOOTHS Centralia Community Centre, Centralia Brice Shapton's Res. Lot 16, Con. 2 Parks Board Room Crediton Stephen Twp. Community Cents, Credllon Ross Pic kertng•s Res. Lot. 11, Con. 12 Comm un ty HaR Dashwood Community HaN Shipka Greenway General Store Grand Cow Estates Recreelion Centre Grand Bend J.A.D. McCurdy b. School DEPUTY RETURNING OFFICER Etta Mae Powe ENa Willard Gerald Schenk Louise Wein Helene Regier Melvin Stade Doreen Finkbekxr Na Hodgins Doris Bestard Howard Costlgane Ted Wallen Herrald Walsh POLL CLERKS Janet Hide Alma Davey Samuel Lawson Nola Feist Evelyn McKeever Esther Salmon Olive Ratz Ross Brown Clara Station George Hamilton Sharon Baas Irene Thunder AN ADVANCE POLL will be open W. the Clerk's Office of the Municipality of the Tkrwnship of Stephen, Crediton. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1982 Iron" 9:00 o'clock M the forenoon to 8:00 o'clock in the afternoon for the purpose of receiving votes of electors who expect to be unable to vote on the regular polling day. The last time for applying for a certificate to vote by proxy from the Clerk is 5 o'clock In the afternoon of November 8, 1982. For further Information call the Clerk's office 234-6331. AN Electors we hereby requested to govern themselves accordingly. Crediton, Ontario Wilmer D. Wein October 21, 1982 Returning Officer 1f f Monday. the weather was better for the final. South Iluron easily .defeated Nor- thwestern 3-0. Cheryl Cann, Pauline DeVries and Patti Willis each scored a goal. Goalie Leanne Dillon con- tinued her perfect record of no goals. Both South Huron and Nor- thwestern qualify for WOSSA which is in Exeter this Friday and Saturday. Four other teams will -be playing: Parkside Collegiate from SI. Thomas. Medway and The team tro:n l'entr 1 Elgin in St..Thomas should be Exeter's main competition. Coach Jim Workman feels it Wilt be close but South Huron should win. OFSSA competition would be Noverhber 5 and 6 if South Huron is one of the top two teams at WOSSA Spectators are welcome at the high school field Friday afternoon and all day.Satur- day starting at 9:30.a m. SH footballers lose to Goderich The two South Huron District High School football teams dropped a Huron -Perth Conference doubleheader to the Goderich Vikings, 'Thurs- day afternoon. In much less then ideal weather conditions the junior Panthers lost by a score of 14-1 and the seniors were on the short end of a 14-6 count. Semi-final conference playoffs will be played tomor- row, Thursday. The SH juniors travel to Listowel to meet the Lords and the seniors will be in Goderich for a return engagement with the Vikings. Despite the seniors loss to Goderich, South Huron coach Ron Bogart said his team turned in their best offensive game of the season. Bogart continued, "I think. we outplayed them. We didn't get any breaks. But, I guess you have to make these 'yourself. Every drive we got going, we either fumbled or had a pass intercepted:" The coach added. "We had some desire, Jamie Chaffe and Dave Hayter ran very well. defensively we also played well. They never got any drives going, we gave them the ball and they scored." The Vikings scored all of their points on two touchdowns in the second quarter. The first came as the result of a fumble by Chris Van Gerwen on a bad snap as he tried to get a kick away. The second Goderich score came Seaforth beats Molting Hawks The Exeter Molting Hawks dropped their first game of the season in oldtimers hockey Monday as they were defeated 9-3 b%' the Seaforth Beavers. Keith Ahrens scored all three goals for the Molting Hawks. The first came on a pass from Jim Russell, the se- cond on a three-way passing .combination with Russell and Bob Jones and the third on an unassisted effort. George Coveney scored two goals for Seaforth while singles were added by Bill Weber, Bob Buetenmiller, Paul Rau, Ed Dolmage, Don Vipond, Dick Bedard and Ken Doig. after a South Huron fumble. Dave Hayter scored the on- ly South Huron touchdown on a two yard run in the third period. The convert was missed. Jamie Chaffe led the Pan- thers ground game with 126 yards on 15 -carries_ The longest was 50 yards. Dave Hayter was close behind with 106 yards on 19 cracks at the line. In total yardage, South Huron edged the Vikings 286 yards to 253 while each club picked up 12 first drowns. 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