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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1983-02-02, Page 9In ' WHITE SWAN PAPER a2 ROLL PKG.� TOWELS CHRISTIE MINI PUDDINGS 19 HURON EXPOSITOR, FEBRUARY 2, 1983 - A9 Town and area bowling ST. JAMES UOWLINO Iadlsa high Bingle and triply T -Birds 70, V.W'a.83, Farads 66, , Cleude1U Elliott, 304, 096. Men's Chargers 88, Corvettes 57, Mercedes hlph eIngle-Pate Vaud rvllel, 283. Men's high trip e, Rep Dadt 713. Mtltf�DoouILE 88. Men's high siegle•John Celenwa 305. Men's high triple -George Love, 7557. Ladles high Bingle and triple - Ruth Clark 243 and 583. COMMERCIAL LEAGUE Robins 44, Wotan Cardinals e5, Eagles 48, Blue Jaya 68, Hawks 87. 4 x 5 OZ. PKG. 1 e AYLMER SODA OUR REG. 1.24 450 GM. CRACKERS PORK and Fi BEANS. R 1 14 OZ. TIN 9 Ladles high single end Vrlplt Mary Beuerrnarl 340, 798. Men's 111911 single -George Garrldv. 277. High triple -Art Finleywl..1, 070. '$assn's Tidies hlah single, triple, avera9r Please turn to page 11 Hockey round -up Seal ' h Pee Wee As played two t ' ugh hoc' - this past week- = d ending with a win and a loan. Friday they travelled to Clinton, w e the whole team skated and check • hard. Seaforth took the lead the 4;33 mark of the first period with a goal scored by Mike Schoonder- woerd and assisted by Terry Gray and Don Brown. Shortly afterwards Clin- ton tied It up, but bolero the period ended Terry Gray and Steve Schroe- der chroyder had each scored a goal to put Seaforth In the lead 3-1. Clinton again tied It up In the second period. Both teams played eautlouely In the third period, until Terry Gray scored again to put Swlorth In the lead and ending the game 4-3 for Seaforth. Saturday Sealorth was not as lucky as they hooted Wingham and played a very good game. Wingham took the lead early In the first period but Seaforth tied It up with a goal by Blair Beuermann, assisted by Brad Beut- tenmlller before the period ended. Mike Schoonderwoerd aaalsted by Blair Beuermann and Gordle Q'Dwyer put Seaforth in the lead In the second period. The good goaltending of Bill Tremeer and the teamwork of the team helped Seaforth to maintain their lead Into the third period. Then at 7:47 of the third period Wingham lied the game and getting new iife from this, the visitors scored two more unanswered gaols to end the game 4-2 In Wingham'e favour. X1.44 DAYS AT STAFFEN'S SALADAA SEAFORTH MIDGETS On Jan. 25 Seatorth Midgets hosted Wingham. As usual the game was fast- moving with both teams exerting a good effort. Derek Cooper came up with some excellent seven. Wingham managed to score two In the I Irst period and 'Coop' blanked them In the second. In the third period Make Schwarz made some excellent saves as well, allowing only two goals. First gimlet the ga was scored by Greg Murray male by Kevin Malady and David Mc 'twain. Cam- eron of Wingham rota laced within one minute. Kevin Malady scored next assisted by Dave and Greg. Fourth goal was scored by Dave, assisted by Malady. Wingham tallied another marker. PKG. OF 24. REG, 2, MAPLE LEAF CHEESE SLICES 500 GM. 59YOGURT 8 8 SELTEST N' LIVELY' 500 GM. REG. 1.17 WHOT CROSS BUNS . ESTON'S PKG. OF 12 99 44 LANCIA MEDIUM, FINE, EX -FINE EGG NOODLES 144 375 GM. REG. 1.12 PKGS. FOR BAMBI BREAD 16 OZ. LOAF OUR REG. 87 59 WESTON'S '1882' 100% STONE MILLED BREAD WESTON'S PKG. OF 9 KAISER ROLLS WESTON'S PLAIN OR SUGAR DONUTS WESTON'S "BULK PACK" WAGON WHEELS WESTON'S 400 GM. 'REG. 1.88 GRAHAM SQUARES 2 FOR PKG. OF 12 PKG. OF 20 .99 .8! '!9 '48 AYLMER TOMATOES 79 28 OZ. TIN REG. 1.25 In the last two minutes Oave sooned two, the first assisted by Melody and Murray, the last by Scott Driscoll and Murray. In the third period Wingham surged back with one peal In the that minute of play. Seaforth rebounded with another goal from Dave McLlwaln assisted by Murray and Scott. Cameron sowed again unesslst- ed to end the scoring of the game. Final score was Seaforth 6 and Wingham 4. 6EAFORTH BANTAMS • On Tuedday, January 26 the South London Bantams c+uns here for an exhibition game. Thee was • game filled with penalties and the score ended In a 7-7 Ile. Leading the acoring for Seaforth was Jeff Reld-2 goals and 1 assist and Trevor Price 2 goals and 2 assists. Pat Murray scored 1 goal and 1 Istat. Mike Boniest goal, and Scott Driscoll 1 goal and 2 assists. David Akey, Chris Canino, Ron Pryce and Brian Dupuis each picked up one assist and Mark Stapleton pecked up 2 assists. NOVICE ROUNDUP On Saturday, January 22 Sea- forth eaforth travelled to Mitchell to meet their match. The legs seemed too short, the sticks goatees and team steam heavily weighted on the Mit- chell side. With John Moylan In goal Mitchell seemed to make goal scoring look easy. Steve P. scored the only Sealorth goal unassisted. Mike Coyne showed hie aggressive side and Kenny Hildebrand came through with a great game. The final score Of the game was 9-1 for Mitchell. Saturday, January 29 saw Brussels meet Seaforth at the centre Ice. Brussels scored at the 1 min. hall mark. After Jason B.'s third break- away he scored. At the end of the first period the score was 2-1. In the second period John Moylan showed his aklll. Steve P. scored with Michael Watt assisting but Brussels did a match up and the scorewas3'2 at the end of the second. Thomas Wheatley played a good defensive and poke check game but Brussels showed the 0k111 with 2 more goals. Pat Maloney was doing his Part The final score of the Brussels game was 5-2. Curling news Several people have been curling in competition out of the Seaforth Curling, Club.:: The mixed rink of Gord and Irma Pryce and Mike and Marilyn Thomas won the zone but lost to a Port Elgin rink at division level. The Colts rink representing the club were Jerry Hether- ington, Keith Siemon, Tim Collyer and Laurie Fisher. They are going to do better next Yeai,; • , . The Labatt's Tankard. rink of Gord Pryce, Bill Campbell, Mike Thomas and Dave Ste. Marie were defeated in sub- division playdowns in Wing - ham. The Masters rink of Dave Cornish, John Patterson Sr., Gord Beuttenmiller and Oli- ver Pryce won the zone in Vanastra and will play for division 13 on Feb. 6 in Teeswater. Several in club playdowns have to be played off to decide final winners. Winning the first draw for the ladies was the rink of Irma Pryce with Sharon Wilson vice, Lois King second and Maryann McNichol lead. To complete the ladies' first draw, a social hour was held on the final day of ladies' curling at the home of Sharon Wilson. Everyone greatly enjoyed the hospital-, ity and the hogged rocks results. Several spiels have already, been enjoyed this curling season with many more to come. Coming up at the club is the Bean Spiel on Feb. 5. Also the spiel sponsored by Rowcliffe Motors and Seaforth Insur- ance .on Feb. 19. Telephone Bill Lobb for entries. Winter activities planned Regardless of snow con- ditions, winter enthusiasts will enjoy the fun -filled activi- ties at Parkhill Conservation Area on Sunday. Feb. 6. The 'Ausable-Bayfield Conserva- tion Authority is once again sponsoring.the annual Winter Fun Day at the Conservation Area. If snow conditions are suitable, snowmobile and downhill innertube races as well as sleighrides are all scheduled. In addition. cross- country skiers will be able to use the ski trails at the Conservation Area. If how- ever. "green ground' condi- tions force cancellati n of these activities partic ants need not worry. The re of AYLMER 10 OZ. TIN CREAM of MUSHROOM SOUP .2 MAPLE LEAF 500 GM. CHED'R SPREAD MAPLE LEAF FLAKED MEATS • HAM •CHICKEN :CORNED BEEF :%89 279 159 SEALTEST 2 LITRE BAG REG. 2.12 CHOCOLATE 144 BAG MILK the program, including a bird carving workshop conducted by Lucan-area carver George Wickham, a cross -cut sawing competition, films and a birdwatching workshop, will be held whatever the ground conditions. t'rizes will be awarded in the competitive events and hot refreshments will be available throughout the day. Parkhill Conservation Area is located 1% miles southeast of the town of Parkhill at the junction of highways 7 and 81. Fbr further information contact the Ausable-Bayfield Conservation Authority at 235-2610. • ROWCLIFFE' MOTORS SEAFORTH IS BACK IN THE CAR BUSINESS! We Buy - Sell : Trade & Lease Come in and see DOUG or KEN S(affea's r WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES STORE HOURS MONDAY to FRIDAY 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. SATURDAY 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. price effective till closing MONDAY AT 9 P.M.FOOD MARKE.$ LIMITED at. Marys • Mitchell (4avewitAilitted 1978 CHEVY NOVA 4 Dr. 6 Cyl. Automatic ECONOMY CAR 1980 PLYMOUTH VOLARE 4 Dr. 6 Cyl. Auto. Ps.,P.B., CLEAN CAR 1975 PLYMOUTH VALIANT 4 Dr. Small 8 Automatic EXTRA CLEAN 1982 FORD FUTURA 2 Dr. Sport Coupe Radio 4 Cyl. 4 Spd. Trans. 8000 Miles ECONOMY 1976 OLD'S DELTA 88 4 Dr. 8 Cyl. P.S., P.B.. NICE CAR 1980 OLDS ROYALE BROUGHAM Diesel Loaded LUXURY 1978 DODGE MAGNUM 2 Dr. 8 Cyl. Buckets and Console LOW MILEAGE 1975 DQDGE 0100 PICK-UP 8 Cyl. P.S., P.B., Radio NICE SHAPE 1974 DODGE 2 Dr. HT 8 Cyl. P.B. & P.S. Radio CHEAP TRANSPORTATION AS IS 1975 DODGE WAGON S 500.00 Phone 527-1670 or 527-0514