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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1986-11-19, Page 5THE HURON EXPOSITOR, NOVEMBER 19L1986 - A5 ................. Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada LIFE AND MORTGAGE INSURANCE PLANS, DEFERRED ANNUITIES INCOME TAX DEDUCTIBLE FLEXIBLE NO LOAD R.R.S.P. NON-SMOKERS RATES AVAILABLE REP Arnold Stinnissen 117 GODERICH ST. EAST SEAFORTH Tel. 527-0410 AUTO PARTS RAD SHOP 58 Main St. S. 527-0880 k FALL SPECIALS NOVEMBER 20, 21, 22 While Quantities Last TASTY NU BREAD ALWAYS FRESH COUNTRY BUNS DOZ. ati .99 CANADIAN AND IMPORTED CHEESES FRESH OFF THE BLOCK SUPER SPECIAL MEDIUM CHEDDAR LB. 2.99 CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIES BRAN MUFFINS BUTTER TARTS DOZ °'idT. 1.29 !1 6 6 FOR 1.494' 6 FOR 1.69 TYING GOAL - Bobby Nash of the C.H. Express manoeuvers the ball around his opponents In tournament broomball action Saturday. Nash eventually put the ball In th? net to tie the game 1-1 In the last seconds. of the game. Barrie won the game In overtime. Other Express players In the photo Include, Brett Finlayson, Jimmy Nash, Murray Houston and John Devereaux. (Mcllwraith photo) Dumpers make light of Winthrop MENS BROOM BALL DUMPERS 3 W INTHROP 1 It was quite a reversal in form for the old guys last Thursday night. They thrashed • W inthrop by a 3-1 score that really wasn't that close. They made like tortoises and hobbled to a 2-1 loss to the Grads a week before. It was a match in which the Dumpers gave every indication that you can't play this game and reside in a senior citizen's home at the same time. In reality, however, they possess some of the most skilled players in the league and father time hasn't dulled any of those skills. The Dumpers were the masters this night out and combined with their best effort of the season thoroughly outclassed Winthrop. Gord Dick. Frank Verberne and Dale Kennedy did the damage for the winners. Steve Knight replied for Winthrop. KNIGHTS3 EGMONDVILLE 1 The Knights are a young club that oozes an abundant amount of high octane energy. They outran and out bumped Egmondville 3-1 last week in a chippy affair. Speedy Joe. Dorssers counted twice for the victors and Larry Bertens added a single score. Steve Haggitt tallied the lone Villagers goal. RAIDERS :1 H.T. ROYALS o The week before H.T. Royals showed up at the rink with four players and forfeited. Last Thursday they had five runners and should have forfeited. The Raider*, who haven't threatened anyone this season, looked positively good, er, well, adequate in pasting the Royals 3 to goose egg. Jeff Campbell had a couple for the Raiders and rugged Martin De Corte chipped in a solo shot. PARRLNE2 JUNIOR FARM ERS 0 Icing. Offside. Icing. Offside. Icing. Ball over the boards. Offside. Icing. Ball over the boards. Get the picture? These two outfits gave new meaning to the words dull and boring. Junior Farmers and Parriine battled ??? through almost an hour of totally unimagina- tive, virtually deceased broomball that saw the latter grab? Steal? Earn? The two point win. HAVARTI BUTTER CHEESE LB. 3.49 Paul Gibbings, whose number, 69, is more exciting than his team, scored once for Parrline. Mark Schoebi had the other. C.11. EXPRESS 7 MITCHELL I The Mitchell Mustangs were in way over their collective heads in this one. C.H. Express, a team that has resembled the pizza express at times this year, turned it on and gave us one good show against a squad that has been playing everyone tough. It took C.H. half a period to get rollicking and rolling and once they did it was no contest. Marc Robinet scored three pretty goals to lead Express to the triumph. . Mike Flanagan had a pair with Bob Nash and Murray Houston finishing things off with solo efforts. Bob Cook managed the lone Mustang marker. EASY RIDERS 0 CH ISELH QRST 0 Chiselhurst had only two extra bodies but still posed a defensive problem that Easy Riders just couldn't solve. The Green Machines lack of continuity combined with their poorest outing of the season was enough to allow a short-staffed Chiselhurst squad to steal a single point. No definite theme for Christmas parade SANTA CLAUS LS COM ING TO TOW N: on December 6, 1986 the Seaforth lions Club will be hosting the annual Santa Claus Parade. The parade will commence at the Seaforth and District Community Centres and will proceed down Main Street to Victoria Park. There is no definite theme for this event. Some suggestions are nursery rhymes, fairy tales. fables, cartoons, ani- mated characters, winter wonderland, etc. In order to make this event a huge success the Lions Club is asking businesses. industries, service clubs, schools. churches. and sports groups to participate. The deadline for entries is December 1. Please submit your entries to Irwin Johnston. Box 626. Seaforth, Ontario or call 527-0743. Children. don't miss Santa. He will be making an appearance at one of the local businesses on Main Street. On Saturday. November 22, 1986 the Seaforth OPTI-MRS. are hosting a DANCE at the Seaforth and District Community Centres starting at 9 p.m. Dance to music by the lighthouse Swing Band. Admission is S7.50 for single or 515 00 per couple. Lunch included. For tickets or information call Bonnie Bedard 527.1792 or Bonnie McMillan 527-1153 RECREATION PREVIEW by Marty Bedard Mitchell, Seaforth On November 11 Mitchell came to Seaforth and the two teams faced off for another close game. The Mitchell team had scored three goals before Seaforth got on the board Midway through the second period Steve Schroeder scored and before the end of that period Andy 6'. The Seaforth Harmony Hi -Utes present a "CHRISTMAS CABAREF" followed by dancing to Traces on Saturday. November 29 at the Seaforth and District Community Centres. Tickets are available at 527-0137 or 527.1537. 510 per person. lunch included. The show begins at 7:59 p.m. Don't miss it. Don't forget SENIOR SHUFFLEBOARD every W ednesday afternoon from 1 :30-4 p. m. at the Seaforth and District Community Centres. Last week's winners were: ladies, Peggy Perkins 308. Ethel Haist 277. Rika Van Bakel 240. Men: Gordon Murray 264, Theo Van Bakel 261, Bert W alters 260. Seaforth and District Minor Hockey Association are hosting their 9th annual NOVICE HOCKEY TOURNAMENT on No- vember ;8. 29 and 30. 1986. W e will have a total of 16 teams from all over Southwestern Ontario competing in two different divisions rA & Bt. Each team is guaranteed two games. All participants will receive souvenirs of the fight close battle Ball had scored ending the second period 3- 2 for Mitchell. Just into the third period Mitchell scored again. Al the 6.56 mark Ron Pryce scored but it wasn't enough. 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