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'A20 THE HURON EXPOSITOR, APRIL29, 1987.
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Busy weekend for sports at Legion hall
LEGION
NEWS
by Gordon Scott
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This past weekend was a busy one with
sports around the Branch. Friday was the
wind up of the Legion Bowling League for
this year with an exciting finish. More on
this next week after the Banquet arid Trophy
—ppeSentations.
Saturday the Branch hosted the Provin-
cial cribbage tournament and 51 teams
were ,entered from all over Ontario, A team
from FOrt Erie came out the 'winner. :Once
again the Ladies Auxiliary were very busy
serving lunch to everyone present. On
.behalf of the Branch and Executive .thanks
to everyone who had a hand in anyway to
make this day such a success. -
Dates to remember from the past: - April.
24 was the anniversary of the Battle ef Ka-
pyong, Korea. rm sure the Veterans of the
Korean Conflict will wellremember this and
May5 will be the anniversary of the Gelman
Army's surrender in 1945, followed on May 8
.by Victory in Emilie, also in 1945.
At the going down of the sun in the morn-
ing we will remember them.
" PROVINCIAL' CRIBBAGE — The Seaforth branch J. thh Royal :Canadian Legion
hosted the provincial Pribbage'championships on Saturday. Heavy into competition in
this photo are, from left, Al Nicholson, Seaforth, Larry Wilks, Latchford, Jack Eisler,
Seaforth and Dorothy Livingstone, .Latchford. •McIlwraith photo.
HAPPY REUNION • The Ontario Cribbage Championships, hosted Saturday at the
Seaforth Legion, turned out to be the setting of a happy reunion between Iwo war bud-
dies. Wes Coombs, of Seaforth, and Oliver Luzon,. of Belle River, met again after a
separation of 45 years. The pair had joined up;logether in the early 1940s in London,
but lost touch after Mr. Coombs was wounded in Italy and they were separated.
Frank Phillips photo.
Rivalries
UFOs sighted
at. Hully Gully
• UF0s•were sighted at Hully Gully April 26
- unbelievably fast objects, that is. CMA
sanctioned racing made its first 10_87 ap-
pearance at Hully Gully count, bringing
with it an entourage of 'speed riders.
Sensational in. all three Jr. classes was
Steve Bolousky, 1986 National Schoolboy
Champion. No one could match his speed,
though notable Robert Phillipeck was keen
to try. Hully Gully Honda team riders
.couldn't have asked for better racing. Alan
Strickart only had pesky Todd Townend to
contend 'with in the Seniors, while Kevin
Moore picked up class wins in Expert 125
and 250. These finishes rocket the Honda
pilot into the points lead in the provincial
standings.
Another Honda rider, Ted Van Nest, sur-
prised everyone with his consistency, grabl-
ing the holeshot in all six motos he ran. Clin-
ton's holeshot artist Dave Andrews went 4-1
for his best finish yet, third overall, in the
125 Jr. B. class.
CMA Pro. Racing action resumes at Hully
Gully, Sunday May 31.
established on motocross circuit
The 1987 House League Season is only two
races old and already rivalries have been
established between several competitors.
Some of April 25 best racing action came
in the 125 13 class. London's' holeshot artist
Steve Clayton won both starts. and it looked
Bluewater CCB
holds meeting
CLINTON - The CC13 Club held their first
Meeting of the season on April 21 in the
Wesley -Willis United Church Hall.
The meeting was opened with the national
anthem, and a short prayer. Roll call was
answered with everyone giving a name of a
bird or a flower.
During the business portion of the
meeting, it was decided that 8 pan. on May
19 there would be a Dixie Lee Chicken and
Salad Supper. Those planning to attend
should phone 482-7406 no later than May 14.
The entertainment involved all those pre-
sent, telling what activities kept them busy
during the winter months.
A social get together followed. with lunch.
Served by the Sorority which is always ap-
preciated by the members,
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