HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1982-08-04, Page 11SWORL9NG DUST AND racing motors saw motocross riders vying for top
,,spot 'in six classes of motocross racing at Hully Gully on Sunday
afternoon. Sponsored by Suzuki Canada Incorporated, the national'crown�
In each, race was awarded to riders with the highest standing. •Riders said
the track was in perfect condition, some said the best they had fiver seen.
Even with perfect conditions, spills and thrills were prevaient during the
two day event with some riders eliminated from further competition due
to fractures and sprains. The above photo sequences taken within a one
second frame, shows rider 995 lose control of his bike at the double jump.
The second photo'shows the rider sliding on the track slowing to a halt in
the third photo. Speed of the rider was estimated,at 40 miles per hour.
Protective gear and safety boots resulted in only minor injury. (Wassink
photo)
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JJJ �.' WEDNESDAY'S SCORES (July 21st) BY STEPHANOELEVESQUE advantage of OFA's property
A membership drive, Try- department. mstreet 14 Teachers
Creamery Queens I ing to organize one is no "We work for our mem-
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simple task, but the number bars. All they have to do is ask
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Queens 23 Bears I 1 of members is important to a and we'll see what we can
Creamery 1 TurfClubO lobbying group such as the do," said Mr. Stephenson.
. '•° t Federation of Agriculture
His ob also involves a lot of `
MONDAY'S lice relations, that is, to
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Mainstreet 7 Bears 0 (tft.1. Twenty -seven-year-old make everyone more aware of
Blaine Stephenson
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5 Teachers 4 job of overseeing the drive organization. He says men. -
Queens STANDINGS [as ofAug.3rd] locally along with several bets in both the Huron and
P volunteers. It is currently Perth federations have been
Creamery 19 3
6 0 26 occupying most of his time, as very helpful to him. 1
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Turf Club 19 12 5 2 26 fieldman for both the Huron Being a fieldman is a.
Teachers 19 10 6 3 23 and Perth Federations of full-time job, but Mr. Ste-
. it Villagers 1!3 9 8 1 19 Agriculture. phenson also works a 70 -acre
Queens 20 9 10 1 19 He has been fieldman since farm just west of Varga with
Mainstreet 19 9 10 0 18
Y • k,§� ' � �, - spring and obviously enjoys his brother and father. Form-
_; Bears 19 6 13 0 12 his work as he thinks of erly his grandfather's farm,
c ' possible volunteers to recruit he purchased it in 1976. It's
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; gip„ • s r, ,x�, � '� n ., , _ for the drive. When he not far from where he was
applied for the- job, he raised either, on a farm just
EVERYBODY IN—Joanne Albert, far right, Instructs her swimming 'd thought it looked attractive as south of Varna.
class on Saturday morning. This group of kids and their instructor are In it requires meeting people He has a forest technican
the Yellow class. (Photo by Hook)Kids
watch
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and is the agriculture field. diploma and for the past six
e explains his job is mostly years has worked for a
Campbell I �rY I� gather acting T a liaison between surveying company in Goder-
diploma OFA in Toronto and members ich. He received his diploma
�y�t was given a free ball, and so it should not interfere with here in Huron and Perth. from Sir Sandford Fleming
�i� l h* gQ@Q fl,5 glass of Pepsi. Andy Bean the regular golfers. There is Enthusiastic about the ben- college in Lindsay. While still
Sixty descendants of the Newington: Balloon Toss -Jim longest name (given and brightened one youngster's still room for more couples so efits of a federation member- in school, he spent summers
late John and Robert Camp- Collins, Walter McClure: surname) Rayanne Scotch. by QoPOI0AGt1O D049 life when a ticket was drawn come out if you're interested. ship, Mr. Stephenson ex. working for the Ausable-Bay-
bell met at the Seaforth Lions Pass the ball under the chin- mer; Youngest Person- Becky and Andy presented the boy There is no entry fee, but you plains an extended health field Conservation Authority.
Park on July 11, for their Brian Newington: Wheelbar- Campbell: A candy scramble The Junior Golfer's trip with his Powerbilt tour bag: must be a member. ' plan is offered to farmers. He likes his job, as there is
reunion. A program of sports row race -Mark McLlwain and closed the sports. to the Canadian Open. turned The bag was bigger than the The second round of the There, is also a full-time a lot of potential in agricul.
and contests was conducted Paul Smith. Effie Hulzebos After a buffet supper out to be a great success. The winner but he didn't seem to Club Championship will be lawyer working for OFA in lure and challenges as it
by Dr. and Mrs. Gerry and Arnold Campbell; arranged b
Muriel and Wal- weather didn't have to im- mind the kids had a playededon Sunday Aug.
B. Toronto. services are
progressesresses rapidly.
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Sullivan
and Cheryl Fraser. Spoon relay -Caroline Nes- ter McClure and Mabel and prove much'to be better than chance i� view the pros as You may play at any time available to members. Farm. He and his wife Lcisa, Wive
The results were: Clothes- bill: Pendulum Game -Becky Harry Nesbitt. president last year, and although it was they practiced for the Open. during the day but you must er-members can also take one_o, Michael. 2.
pin in bottle - Jim Collins: Campbell: Oldest person. Lawrence Ryan presided over damp at times, it didn't seem This Monday on Junior have your score attested. I e
3-lep_gcd race -Melissa Collins Nelson Reid; Most pockets - a short business meeting. to dampen the kids' spirits. morning, our young golfers Men's night winners last SEAFORTHwater Wel I I
and Rayanne Scotchmer, Arnold Campbell: Fewest ob. Officers for 1984: Pres. Law. The highlight of the day was will be playing "Monkey week were Charlie Smith, Bill
Cheryl Fraser and Brian jects in purse -Annie Reid; rence Ryan. Sec. Treas. the Junior Clinic sponsored Golr'. On Tuesday, Aug. 10 Roberton. Ron Henderson, Ir ; ®R i Ll I N GI
® by Pepsi Cola and Wilson the 0 cn Sound District and Derek Cooper. Ladies
Sports Equipment. Canadian Junior �irl's Championship night was qui I due to thefor
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Dan Talbot and American will be held at our local holiday. They had a blind W.D. Hopper
touring pros Keith Fergus , course. There are very few draw and winm•rs were Rita I Md &M9 I
and Andy Beam were the junior girls in the district but Core. Liz Caro- and Betty 14 MODERN ROTARY I
stars of the show. After doing we are hoping to have four or Watson, I RI®i
What's happening Is a weekly column, space donated by The some demonstrations and an- five competing, Our lith annual Men's
Huron Expositor. To list your event, cal[ the Recreation Office at swering questions from the On Saturday the club mem- invitation is set for Sept. 11 I 11NII 537.1797
527-0882 youngsters, a number of bers will be playing in the Air which is just around the I Duff 537-111111135
DATE EVENT PLACE TIME Putters and golf balls were Canada mixed 2 ball. There corner so get your entries in Idein 5;7-11775
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raed off. Each youngster are only nine couples playing now. I'®--- —
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Mon. Aug.9
Thurs. Aug. 5
Family Swim
Pool
5 - 6 p.m.
Pool
Mon. Aug. 9
Fri. Aug. 6
Business Swim
Pool
12-1 p.m.
Opt. Park
Mon. Aug. 9 Queens vs Mainstreet
Fri. Aug. 6
Public Swim
Pool
1:30 - 4 p.m.
Tues. Aug. 10
Public Swim
Fri, Aug. 6
Fri. Aug. 6
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Exeter vs Pee WPe
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Sat. Aug. 7
Farmers Market
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Public Swim
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Sufi. Aug. 8
Public Swim
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Sun. Aug. 8 Turf Club vs Firemen
Lions Park
Sun. Aug. 8 Creamers
vs Villagers
Lions Park
Mon. Aug.9
Business Swim
,Pool
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Public Swim
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Mon. Aug. 9
Family Swim
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Mon. Aug. 9
Bears vs Teachers
Opt. Park
Mon. Aug. 9 Queens vs Mainstreet
Opt. Park
Tues. Aug. 10
Business Swim
Pool
Tues. Aug. 10
Public Swim
Pool
Tues. Aug. 10
Family Swim
Pool
Tues. Aug.
10
Goderich vs Squirt
Opt. Park
(Soccer)
Tues. Aug.
10
Ken Smith vs
Lions Park
Commercial
Tues. Aug.
10
Browns vs McNichol
Lions Park
Wed. Aug.
11
Business Swim
Pool
Wed. Aug.
11
Public Swim
Pool
Wed. Aug.
11
Family Swim
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Wed. Aug.
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High School
(Soccer)
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1 - 4:30
& 6 - 8:30
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7 p.m.
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fifth tee on Wednesday during the Ladies Invitational .under nearly
perfect skies. (Photo by Hook)
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