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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1982-11-17, Page 15LO SC CH OC NO C8 PT HH MT 1313 AN BR SC NB TS CD. GF GH LO BB ST TB GG Friday ? lxed L. Smith 590 2 R. Faber 733 5 C. Murray 745 7 T. Young 715 0 R. Morrison 574 0 J..larrett 639 7 H. Luther 597 7 L. Smith 555 0 J. Darling 578 7 Sunday Mised H. Hillman 659 R. Mason 683 2 D.N.B. J. Smith 737 7 R. Funston 554 5 S. Moir 493. 0 46 37 49 57 .32 38 26 37 23 47 39 15 39 3o 32 Thursday Ladies M. McDonald 553 5 26 S. Wright 613 J. Scott 591 5 M. Chalmers 551 5 R. Luther 635 2 J. Crawford 491 2 R. Negrijn 605 2. L. Webber 697 2 Huron (lope • M.L. Masse C. Proulx R. Tebou E. Dekort K. Verbeek C4 SP LE. HS RO SU B8 NM GG 1`M OE Men's Monday Sr. G. Hoggarth J. Gosar M. Dearing C. Hendy B. Etherington S. Love Men's A D. Jackson 844 R. Anderson 767 C. Atthill 794 J. Smith 721 J. Bell 675 A. Farquhar sats J. Fuller 752 D. Jones 606 D. Mickle 565 T. Blong 544 D. Brintnell 722 13. Atkinson 689 7 7 7 3 0 0 5 4 0 0 2 7 • 46 Wed. A.M. Ladles 37 A. Appleton ,21 B. Elgie 30 A. Wilson 15 H. Beaver 49 L. Snell 56 D. Kipfer. 131 100 96 96 92 • ICC Gas Fired "Energy Saving" Forced Air Furnaces WORTH THE SWITC Add up the features Ind savings for yourself. 1 " SiFSN" Sswmesal Gists qualify you for savings up to 2 ICS Fwga Saves up to 37% on heating costs 3 Elsc le 1 .IN.l - eliminates the needless burning of the gas pilot and extra fuel 4 tont gauger - Keeps heat fuel and money from escaping up the chimney when the furnace is off 5 Nb =M - Ink TNresstat - automatically tums back temperature at night - saving you 1% for each PF below 70°F CALL MOW -FOR A FREE ESTIMATE ICCThe total energy people Plumbing, Heating, Electric L.W. Kleinstiver Ltd. Dashwood 237.3661 HD • CP PP GT TA , AC WIf 1'W RR RU 561 462 605 528 470 356 52 43 38 10 34 22 41 29 4 9 29 25 587 462 484 585 484 643 Senior Citizens L. Marshall 368 T. Walker 282 C. Hendy 366 E. Caldwell 322 M. Dearing . 451 L. Stone 273 Tuesday Ladies B. Hearn 707 7 ' 52 G. Farquhar 671 5 53 -G. Fuller 623 7 59 P. Scott 654 7 42 M: Miners 582. 7 26 L. Burdon 571 2 37 B. Morrissey 579 0 • 91 A. Zachar 581 0 34 I. Browning 591 5 :15 D. Daters 578 0 28 B. Wilson 509 2 • 16 Lucan Cup Hockey fans in the area are reminded of the third annual Lucan Challenge Cup to be - held at the Lucan arena on the weekend of December 3, 4 and 5. The third edition of this popular tournament will feature 16.ofthe best recrea- tion type hockey teams in On- tario and the northern United States. This year's president Tom Hardy is confident that a number of European teams will accept the invitation to participate in the Lucan tourney within a year or two and he also expects Bobby Hull will be in with a club in the near future. In addition to trophies, the "A" championship team will receive $1,000 and the run- nerup gets $600 and $500 goes to the "B" champ. Wdharn By MISS JEAN COPELAND Mr. and Mrs. Reg McCur- dy, Jason and Jeffrey spent the weekend in Chatham. Miss Jean Copeland spent a couple of days in Wallaceburg with Mr. and. Mrs. Carl MacLean, Alison and Brandon. In Middlesex - .r•.: . . -. Times -Advocate. November 17. 1982 Page 3A Youth attend CountyCouncil Middlesex attending were.' Tom Ryerson, RR 2 Ailsa Joel Turner, RR 2 Parkhill; Craig; Ted Schendera, RR 4 Denfield; Diane Giesen, RR 3 Greenway Lucan; Tracy deBoer, RR 1 LLucan; Bill McIntosh and% Rob DeVlugt. both of RR 1 Ailsa Craig. Youth from around Mid- dlesex county were invited to attend county council as part of Optimist Youth Apprecia- tion Week. CHEQUE PRESENTATION — Fred Dobbs, IPM chairman of gates and parking, presents a cheque for $3,000 to CCAT student representative Bill Benning while col- lege principal Doug Jamieson looks on. The cheque was in return for the students' help during the plowing match! Marauders lose two • After winning the first two games of the regular South season, Huron hockey league the Centralia Marauders were on the short end of the score in two outings this week. Friday night at the Stephen arena, the Marauders were edged 4-3 by St, Marys in an interlocking game with the North Oxford league and Sun- day afternoon they lost 5-3 to the Zurich Buckeyes. At one point early in the se- cond period in Sunday's con- test, the Buckeyes were in front by a 5-1 score. The Marauders rallied but fell two goals short: The only first period Cen- tralia goal was fired by Mark Cronyn on a three-way com- bination with Blair Hearn and Perry Knee. Jeff O'Brien notched the first Zurich score on passes from Ron Rader and Marvin Merner and in quick succes-' sion Dan Lagerwerf con- verted a pass from Scott Con- sitt and Ron Rader registered with passing help from O'Brien and Merner. Early in the second period, Marvin Merner hit on a pass from Mike Clarke and Jeff O'Brien scored again with the pass coming from Greg Kirk. The final scores for the Marauders came from the sticks of Matt Muller from Perry Knee and Doug Regier and Dave O'Neil with Mark Crenyn and Blair. Hearn assisting. In the loss to St. Marys, the Marauders scored the first goal of the game and then St. Marys fired four straight suc- cessful shots to take a lead which they never relinquished. The only first period goal came from the stick of Blair Hearn of the Marauders on an THE JOHN LENNON COLLECTION PHIL COLLINS "Hello, I Must Be Going" DOLLY PARTON "Greatest Hits" OLIVIA'S GREATEST HITS SUPERTRAMP Vol. 2 "Famous Last Words" unassisted effort. Wayne Ratz scored two of the four middle period St. Marys goals while Scott Vanstone and Terry Tomkins added singles. In a third period rally for the Marauders, Terry Underhill converted passes from Pete Wuerth and Matt Muller and Dave Smith tallied with passing help from Mark Cronyn and Dave O'Neil. During the morning the youth met with the clerk ad- ministrator and the county warden who reviewed the history of county council. This discussion was followed by a tour of the county building. ' Following the tour they Sy MRS. TOM KOOY assembled in the council • The senior citizens inet chambers where information .Monday afternoon for a time • was given and discussions of fellowship and cards in the held regarding the functions community centre. and committees of today's. The regulate euchre party. county council. Prior to noon Monday evening was conven- , hour, pictures were taken of the council members and youth together. after which the youth were taken out to lunch by council. ed by Mr. and Mrs. Roy Swartz and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lamport. Prize winners were as follows Ladies High Mary Kooy; ladies lone hands Joyce .Willard; low, Bonnie. Kooy; men's high Bob Blair; lone hands Kay Elston; low. Viola Atkinson. The next party November 29 will be cgllvened by Mr. and Mrs. Bob Blair, Kay Elston and Nelson Squire, Sunday evening dinner guests with Tom and Mary Kooy wde Mr. and Mrs. Doug .Riley, Deb and Ben, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Kooy. Bonnie and Clyde. After lunch council conven- ed, during which time the warden presented each of the youth . present, with a cer- tificate of appreciation for • their achievements in school and their .generous and unselfish contributions to their community. Terry Pike, 97 Harold Court, spoke on behalf of the youth present,and thanked county council for .the ac- tiyities of the day. Other youths from North By ANNE WAIVER The "Willing Workers" were guests of the "Couples Club" of. Grand Bend on Fri- day evening. Later they • returned to Ken and Ruth Ann Eagleson's home for a short business meeting. " ' Rev. Moore's topic for his Sermonin the United Church, Sunday was "The Two Sides: of Love". The .story for the children was on "•Glue". The senior choir sang "Travelling with Jesus" and the junior. choir's anthem was "Brighten the Corner". Ruby Isaac is leader of the choir and Evelyn Curts played the organ. The flowers in the. sanc- tuary were in memory of Mrs. -Ethel Eagleson who passed away recently. . Weextend our sympathy to the relatives in the passing of Mrs. Earl Vincedt of Shipka ' who was a former resident of the Mollard Line. yiurumrnunwuwuuuuuiuwuur. OHA Junior 'D' Hockey South Huron Rec Centre Fri . Nov. 19 830 p.m, Seaforth vi Exeter Hawks *44 F. Don't miss the ac- tion in this• keen ▪ rivalry. vnnnunuunmunminim urrunwri5 THIS FRIDAY, SATURDAY & SUNDAY NOVEMBER 19, 20, 21 ne,%; The curtain goes up this Friday to unveil the most exciting col- lection of new motorcycles ever offered by Honda. Come see now what everyone else will have to wait for spring to see. 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