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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1983-02-09, Page 115 o o Gt 6 dmimwomo -- THE HURON EXPOSITOR, FEBRUARY 9, 1983 — All SDHS to host basketball tournament ' Basketball enthusiasts will have an opportunity to view some fine play this Friday and Saturday when Seaforth District High School hosts the Golden Bear Classic Basketball Tournament. A total of eight teams will he participating in the event beginning at 6:00 p.m.. Friday evening with South Huron meeting Glencoe. The Seaforth Bears will meet Kincardine at 7:30 p.m. The action will continue on Saturday starting at 9:00 Sports policy In an effort to give fair and complete coverage to all of the many sports' events in Seaforth and area, the Expositor has developed a new policy. We are able fo pnnl team photos when a local team wins a provincial championship; otherwise we encourage action photos of various sports, which appeal t0 the largest number of readers. Weask tournament and game organizers to keep this in mind when requesting photo coverage. Game schedules cannot be printed in their entirety but games can be listed a 'week or more in advance in the tree of charge "What's Happening?" column by calling the recreation department at 527-0882. Deadline for sports stories, which are welcome and are provided each week by a number of dedicated volunteers, is still Tuesday noon. a.m. with the consolation and championship games to be held at 7:00 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. respectively. Supporters are invited to come out and cheer on the team of their choice and ,to enjoy some fine competition. OUR FINAL CLEARANCE! 22ONLY MENS WINTER JACKETS ONE OF A KIND Sizes 36 to 47 Only AT HALF PRICE Regular 29.50 to 129.50 15 ONLY BOYS WINTER JACKETS Sizes 8 to 16 Only HALF PRICE Regular 18.95 to 55.00 1 Now 950 to 2750 Leos capture championship Hundreds of broomball fans kept the new community centre busy all weekend long, councillor Irwin John- ston reported at council Tues. night. Competition was keen for the 5500 first prize in the tournament. Men's A winner was the Dumpers, followed by Chlselhurst. Elora Jr. Farmers werwthe B camps, followed by Palmerston. Chl lhurst won the women's A championship and 5300 with Parr Line second. The Queens team won the women's 8, followed by the Perth Misfits. With games scheduled until early Saturday morning. all day Saturday and Sunday, and a dance attended by 800 on Saturday night, gross revenue for the arena was 52,400. Tourney nets $2,400 JOHN ELLIGSEN ELECTRIC LTD. Farm•RtnldentIul'Comm•rcIal•Industriel 7FREE ESTIMATES" Ph. 345-2447 R.R. No. 4, Walton BE A BELIEVER! BE A SUPPORTER! You are cordially invited to attend a PUBLIC MEETING (at the Community Centrel WINNERS—Members of the Seaforth Beavers Oldtimer team congratulate goaltender Gar Baker after a 6-2 victory over Agincourt during the Al Reid Memorial Oldtimers Hockey Tournament held two weeks ago. The Beavers went on to capture the 'A' division at the tournament with four wins and a tie. Pictured from left are Don Morton, Gar Baker, Ken Doig and Bob Cheoros. (Photo by Gord Counsel') February 10th - 7:59 p.m. To discuss the formation of the Community Centres Booster Club SEAFORTH and DISTRICT COMMUNITY CEN R ,S FUND RAISING COMMITTEE - CO.OP Feb. 5 the Leos travelled to Arthur to play volleyball against teams from Tiverton, Blyth, Dublin, Brussels, Seaforth, Neusladl, Rock- wood and Arthur. Londesboro played Rockwood and came out victorious Yfwith a score of 21-4. Neustadt next fell ey al the handsel Londesboro 21-5. Seaforth tried bravely to defeat the Leos but was stopped by the high flyers of Londesboro 21-7. Unfor- tunately time ran out in the fourth game and Blyth won 18-11. In the champion match against Olympic team from Dublin known as Paratchek's Blue Machines, Londes- bore won. The team includes coach Scott Millar, asst. coach Dave Overboe, and first line squad of John E. Lawson, Ron Nesbitt, Cheryl Bromley, Russell Nesbitt, Donnie Allen, Scott Millar, and spares Bob Steam Jamieson, Laurel Dulzer, Brenda Nesbitt, Sandy Carter, Ron Mason and Scott Over boa, Faithful supporters were Helen Kolkman, Robert Adams, Theresa Overboe and Penny Overboe. Cbrykociey WIENS Reg. to WINTER VESTS AT' HALF PRICE 10 Only M, L, XL 24.95 QUILTED NYLON AND 55.00 SHERPA LINED DENIM Now 1250 to 2750 SPECIAL RACK MENS SPORT SHIRTS 1/2Price SEE OUR .88 SPECIALS A bin of boys' underwear, 'T' shirts, and men's odd garments of long johns, tops, 'T' shirts, etc. 5tellmt LAST CHANCE TO SAVE BIG J on WINTER CLOTHING & ' FOOTWEAR GRANT M. DENNIS Grant M. Dennis died suddenly at his home in Toronto on Friday, Feb. 4. 19S3.,He was in his 51st year. He was born in McKillop, the son f the late Mr. and Mrs. PPr Dennis. Mr. Dennis, who was an investigator with Outer - bridge, Barristers and Solici- tors, is survived by his wife, Joanne and his son Paul. Five sisters and two brothers also survive. They are Elsie, Mrs. S. McSpadden of Otterville; Flo. Mrs. G. Wood of Mitchell; Grace, Mrs. K. Wilbee of Ethel; Helert, Mrs. A. Simms of Sault Ste. Marie; Muth, Mrs. W. Rowe of Toronto and Murray A. and Don S. Dennis both of McKil- lop. His father-in-law Edwin Jordan also survives. Funeral services were held on Monday from the Trull Funeral Home, 2704 Yonge St., Toronto, followed by cremation. Memorial donations may be made to the charity of your choice. PRICES IN R I, F I 'Ts E NOON SATURDAY, FEB. 12 FILL YOUR FREEZER NOW WITH THESE SPECIALS! OUR OWN—PURE PORK Bruins, coach -Don Crocker, goal -Trevor Fortune, goal -Jeff Hoelscher, Dave Garrick, Steve Scott; Bill Stewart, Scott Driscoll, Kevin Cooper, Dan Primeau, Mike Schoonderwoerd, Dwayne Price, Brad Carter, Ray Lamont, Derek Cooper, Jeff Campbell, Jason Rodney and sponsor Bruce Wilbee of Seaforth Automotive. (Photos by Hook) SATURDAY, FEB. 12 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Only! ! ! 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