HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1979-08-02, Page 121Z .. THE HURON .E.XPQS1TQR. At) ;AT 2, 1979.
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by Ca�.roia nn. Dgig.
My :apologies for not: hay-
ing at least a brief coltinan le
last week's paper, but things
were pretty'hetichere at the
i
course. When you."re busy
you certainly don't have lime
to sit doss. n and, write' about
it, .Now flit :re arra. tee to ws eeks
to et %Vr. so there is plenty- of
news._ Thursday July 19
Men's Night was ie on 1» Rod:
Deity with t 34 and: Rim
Harris with a 44 fora 'S
tela) Ri.e!, t .:a - their tails
w ere Doug Pinder with a 3-
eedt Brian '%t;ll.wr ww ills a 42 ;hir
Recreation t
Last oweeicenustww lust how
balanced., the Rc'vrz.•4tiora4
league has heen this se.ts,eoi
as 3 of the 4 games Wert %%Awn
by a. one run margin flu.
Opening game .in Sun.l;iw
evening sass a real pot»hers
duel as both Chuck R.whtns
of .the:
F,iremen And Mc%
De*leccivao tat the Taira 4"lush
threw three hatters Ihe• lire
inning saw the only run t't
bad'
th, ,:at^ , s,,e;.t , .ts P.t.e Katt
,;'. ..b ,. ..,t. rY .Y3:.; ..tto t't rr:L,.
oats s 13''.4,. !. s s, :. 1 tAa'
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11r s,, tt,t 4 tett,* sacs ate
13 P 131:ars , , , r..'tre .t 5 •1
Mens sta�ding.s
tighten• up
INTENDED FOR LAST
WEEK
The Men's Recreational
league again provided plenty
of excitement for local fans
us
us action this week sass, the
league standings really tight•
en up with, only three games
left.
The opening. contest Sun=
day saw the East place Main-
street..'ontinuc to tly high as'
they upset the second place
QuienaS by a b•2 ;score.
'Mainstrect opened with a.
single unearned runhut sass
the Queens strike for three
singles. by Bill Kuno; Dennis
Campbell and Ray hug's fee
two runs ;and a 2-1 lead.
After . a. scoreless • second'
,Mamstreet evened the score
at 2 .all as a single by •Brian
Cooper coupled with 3 Que
ens errors allowed the run to '
score, Mainstreet then blew. .
the game open in the fifth as W �nthrop
b
only 1 hit a; single by D n r
Henderson...by 3 more Queen eats
.errors: allowed': four runs to
cross the: plate and a big 6-2 Q
lead for Main'streer, Neither Bel rate's
team could get untracked as
the . itchers controlled the L tarrespnndcrit
p MRS. ROBERT If C'LLEY
game . 'Winning pitcher Bots .
Beuttenntillcr- •. allotted sis (ytr ;lul. ? trri, the w4"in
hits but his ream eomMitted ew thrmidget girls defeated
just 3 errors as the Queens p g
Belgrave with a score (1(41./0
committed § errors spoiling 11. Sandra Reg,ele hit uvea
•Jack ,price's four
hitter.-
hy me*uns arid' KimThe.`late game Monday:
saw the Firemen move up
and 4•1arg •arts<;each bit one.
. into.a tie with the Queens,for : On lu1y "nth mtsttwrt'tinc hit
second laic as ,thee whip -
toed
the tVanthr.ip a&Rant ` 1iey' pit.•
d: they Village' . v • -2 up a Betel light .and lost ht
pe b• an h line point against Brussels.
score. The Village started the
• gae.with just eight players 1 r seas the s...WC.
m
but opened a 1-0first `inning Lorre Pry,:e.•and
tahint Rilev
. lead as Kole Henderson'> tacit 9tt'ta ltontrrain. `ow thA;,.
i.,im_ . h.ts f"siit d . their'
stogie scored their run. The regular season and aretarin
• • Firenien struck back. in the
second with three runs . <an t.x r;.a f`.r the playoffs,
three hits as Gary hack and
Chuck 'Robbins doubled and
a single by. Paul Rau provid•
ed the batting power. The
Firemen narrowed the gap in
the fourth as. Doug Phillips
tripled and seared on an
erre* to leave the Firemen' up
.just 3=2 The fifth was; all the
•Firinen needed as they ex-
ploded for 4 runs ;iS baek 10
back -doubles by pati) fluky
and Jerry Armstrong 'fol-
iow'ed by Dave Lcingstaff's.
triple gave the Firemen a ".2
• lead and control of the game..
A single run in the seventh.
was icing on the cake as the
• Firemen eoastcd to an east
win.
The. "opening. game Mon-
day saw the Teachers mote
three points in front of the' .
pack as they edged the B.P.
Bears by a 5.2 score. The
Bookseortns took advantage
of errors in the opening
inning to open a 3.0 lead.
It f' ..a r.:. h;a,A ; ith 1 run in
rh. thud: 1,41 .0;4t11 the big
bats of ria:.. 13..u's •rein incd
silk to as they 1:411-Vd to mount
s.,i'rr.u. threat. Both pitch-
ers., throws ser en hitters but
errors pee ter be the big
diflert•nce..ltrrre Feeney lead
the Tea.hers with two
doubles while :Mare i3oh.inct
doubled for the clears,
The final contest saw the
1 urt Club etinimit a mental
niistake in the final inning
w+hh h could hate cost
✓ ictory .is they had to settle
lar ,t 5.5 ire with the surging
1 r tvo;ilers- 1Vhat had, started
as an intentional walk ended
up as .the final out as the
Travellers salvaged the tie as
,.
• clic two tennis rlmatTt tit.tl to
the league standings.
Gun club
results
Kippen Guts Club ori Mon-
day', July 30 had 19 shooters.
Stores, were: John Ander-
son, 50 straight; Lloyd Ven..
nar, 25; Patil: Ritchie. 25;
Bert Mahaffy, 25; . • Brad.
Mann, 25; Bob Ironside, 25;
Terry! Baker, 24; John fless-
ds, 24; Jamie Caldwell, 24
Harrison Schack, 23; Brian.
Beer, 23; Made Rdmunst n,
22; Todd Caldwell, 22 Dan
Crerar°i- 21; Alan Bell, 21;
110b Caldwell, 21; Grant
':MeGreggor,18; Roy Lamport
17 and Bob Baker, 17.
a: V.
On Thursday, July lir the
pvxtr weather .kept ananv of
the Men's Night regulars
aow icy . bit the ;striaw del go
ora, Swith'C-ana Don and Mor,
Robinet t ombintng a 35 and a.
49, res,pe:ttwcly two take first
pl,t1 a in 4; very small held.
Men's .night is 4 JAtZeld4
$.00.7eSS • w he sure tt. eson:e
otrt tonight and get a ,rack. at
r
w1t'fi.t1 ,. .. tart. tr,ars 4"•etaintl
an.: post a h.,5 wwtis ,.v r the'
\1asaisaree ters
SII.YM
eilamistrv-et opened up a
t ra first mento); lead as 13 P
starts l.a*4;kd shato and wart
mattes) sewtrral . rrors li' P.
ntanap;rd a smile run to the
st,,,wtittl as J 1.M4iesttvt" but
aeaan 8. P looked shaky to
;,he field After. l.iritstreet
moss t up 5.1'a holm.' run by.
Bob Dinsmore seemed to
spark B. 1'. as the rallied to
score 3 runs, and narrow the
gap to 5-4 ,13 P settled doss
in the field and held the
M.tutstreeters S.Orelcss
V, bile tying the 'sore at 5 al
rp
the'.. fifth on Ron 13etter-
man's double'. Then atter a
scoreless sixth inning the
bottom of . the seventh sass
Ben Akker' triple thenseare
on Ren Beuerman's s;acriti e
fly to w in the game for the.
Rears.
Monday's opening contest
also provided a roneback
effort es the Travellers oyer;
came a 3•II deficit to piost, a
5-4 wt in over • the Village
squad. 'rhe Village took acd•
vantage of error$to score
three runs in the first .and,
held on to the margin for 4
innings before the Travellers •
exploded at the plate and
along with niistakes scored 4
big runs to move in front 4-3;
The Village' settled ,down and
evened the score in the sixth
but again a :last inning rally
says the Travellers push ac-
ross the winning run to take
the victory.
FINAL GAME
The final game saw several
rai.n • interruptions hut it,
the ,kith''
The MidsuMmer'.Madness
Dance was .held in the
Clubhouse on Sat. July 2:1.
Music was provided by
Stet en's • Chantry Gold'.
In ver`yone had a ;good titne
.acrd We hope to hase a dance
again to the fall.
The Legion Zone tourna-
ment was held on Sunday,
the 22nd with SO golfers, from
g hts
wasn't much lit a eontest
after the third inning as.the
f g.
league leading Teachers .ex-
ploded for " runs in the fifth.
Amus Fcenei''s Grand Slam.
homer And then c a to an
mw, a h oast
east 11.2' victory. Doug Bach
who threw a 4 hitter at the
Queens. also helped his own
.atlse with a triple AS the
leachers nosed. out in front.
I•i 3 points and: knocked,.
th. Queens out of contention
of the league championship.
WWI only 2 regular schcd-
uteri games remaining the
Teachers look like 'n''• have
first place wrapped up.
This week will sue all the
games played on • Monday
because of the long holiday.
weekend. The first place
Teachers and' second place
Firemen will start .the day at
3:30 in a battle for the• league
title_ The second game at 5
p.m. will be 'Mainstreet and
the Turf Club. Then the
Travellers and Queens will
lock horns and B.P. will.
tangle with the Village to
fn ish off the -day.
HOLIDAY BALL
It . will be a good way to end
a holiday weekend so if you.
ani to enjoy an ' afternoon
and evening out with your
family, join us at the. Opt-
imist park foranentertaining
abaseball.
d. • of b, seta Il.
STANDINGS
W L T Pts.
Teachers 8 3 .1 17
Firemen 5 3 4 1:4
Travellers' 5 5 2 12
Queens • 6. 5 1 12
1 11
Turf Club 4 6 2 10
Village 4 6 1 9
Mainstrect 3 6 2 8
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n.. Flow r.....
Maclea e s
ill. be closed
W
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f r.holicJa s o
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August 1st' to
September .4,197
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NOW DURING
Going Out of Business"Sa�e:.:.
DRASTIC 'REOL CTIONS ON ALL MERCHANDISE
us
Legions a.li'; cover eompettng
for 'learn and in.dividuai
'honours. The following Sun -
,day*, the Ltmdesboro
.Invitation was held, Over 40
golfers 'from the L.ondesboro
area were here for golf and
dinner.
The rnain event of the.
week had to be our first
annual Ladies' invitation. l.t
was ..a nine .hole sonpetition
for gross and net prizes. e.
Ladies came from lioderieh.
Stratford, Dundee. Chnton.
Bayfield and ,5ealsst•th- to•
make up a. field ...It 4"':
A new .trophy :has been,
purchased and Jean Cook of
'OW Stratford Muni+:ipel Golf
Course will be the first nettle
engraved on it Mrs. Cook
shot a 3 over par 40 to take
top honours of the day. Het
on herheelsIA .. Stella.
as, Ste.l, .
Cradder from Dundee
Coentry to Club with a 42. The
low net . winner . was Lee
ti
r tR
Worthington also of Dundee
with, a net score of 33.
Otherprize winners were:
tI>'ra McCabe. Sunset Golf
hub; 'Shirley' Ltriae, Strat-
tord Country Club; Theresa
l:niae. Stratford Municipal;
Chris Walsh. Seaforth Golf:.
Mert Rlliatte. Bayfield
Golf Club; Carolanne Doi ,
R
Seaforth. Qolf 5i C.C.; Shelia,
Morton,. Seaforth: Golf &
C.C.; Edna Vogt, :Stratford
Municipal; ,1 Io Smith, See -
forth Golf C.C,; ,Marg:
Smith. Sunset .Golf Club;
Kay Sharpe. Bayfield G.C.:
Lola; Rohfridsteh, Mitchell
C+,C.; Anna Kling, ayfield;
Mary Doig. Seaforth G
C.C.; Jenny Mountford,
Maitland C.C,.; Eleanor Liff-
.e
leur. Dundee e C.C,; Jean
Stewart, C.C.;
& Se forth G
Seaforth
Chris Hoffnleyer. Maitland
C.C.: Ruth Beuttenmiller,
Seaforth G.&C..0. Marilyn
, M rah n
Chesney. Seaforth; Jean
;Barth.tf..0as f' I * a,C'.; Mud
Bearer. lei:t ►'afC' C,Lit; rt
I-ia11, Duttl ee1a . ,il;etty
.G'arr:tt, B4y tieid tz.C`,; ;BIos-
som L inlet. 'Stratford Munic-
ipal: /tithe 1 tht'ctt. Stratford.
Municipal and 1 1.try IOttw;.
Bayfield iii;,C'.
lc)Sharp of Clinton out-
distanced, ea are one for the
Iongest time to a
b hitting
8
$oper S.hr», nt w: the Wind on
the mei' <'t leireaw. Stella
Cr:tdder t' Dundee :C.C. Was
Closest to the.pin on the fifth
green Jean Cook and
EJ'eantwr Leillcure were the
ladies vwith the least number
of putts.
• Although: the rain .and
wind threatened tounleash,.
all day. it ss aited until'
everyone had completed
4� a
their :rtntnd before pouring,
down. By then es eryone was
soeiatixing in the clubhouse
and:: gearing up for one Of,
Veltna's snipersu .suppers;
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ANNEX SALE HOURS
Thursday. August 2: 10 a.m. -9 p.m.
friday, August 3: 10 oats. - 9 p.m.
Saturday, August 4:10 a.m... 6 p.m.
Sunday. August, 5:12.noon - 6 p.m.
Monday, August 6: 10a.m. - 6 p.m.
LADIES' WEAR
LADIES' SWEATERS
• Choose from: an excellent •selection of
ladies' stylish .sweaters, These would
make an ideal gift or why not add some
to your own wardrobe
.ALL SELLING AT
25° ur oalready Io,w
` O OFF Price.
LADIES' SLACKS
$Choose from a selection of polyester
slacks specially priced to save you
money. These are priced, so low you'll
beable to afford 4 or 5pair,
Value Priced at just :2.9% pair
LADIES'.BATHING°SUII'TS.`
• Choose froth burcompldte line of ladies'
sults.' Many styles to choosefron.
YOUR CHOICE AT
25% OFF
LADIES' PURSES
•• Choose from our entire stock of ladies'
purses. Many styles to choose from. •
Now-Clearfnp•at 1/2 Price.
SLADIES SHORTS
•• These shorts are made ` from tl69
pollyester and 201 cotton'...Conadlon
madi these shorts:' come In colours of
green,, pink, :yellow' and blue in Sixos S-
M.L. Our Rig. '3.9977
Now Alit :2.9/, pair.
SAVINGS ON LADIES' WEARING
• APPAREL
W. have onerack of ladies' stocks, tops,
jackets and more, All are qualify made
garments,
Now Selling at, B/0 OFF•
the
Regular Low Price.
MEN'S WEAR
MEN'S SLACKS
• An ..assortment of: Men's stock'* in
various styles; skisValue to 11.00 olours.:'Reg.
end c
Now'Clearins eiJust 974 each,
�MEN'S JACKETS
SA1$ortnnint of one Of kind lockets in a'
Variety of stiles and sites.
Ail reduced to V2 price
3MEN'S LONG SLEEVE SHIRTS
•Chaosi from+ our 'ferret Creations in ST' ,
M.L. M.ny differinf Stylet fo; choo3.
from. Valuer Ss High es "$.Sl'
flaw Jutst'.. 1 `9y
ese
Our pri a table was, excel-
lent thanks to the many
merchants who .helped out
our first tourney, Our '.thanks
to: Eleteher.GolfiEnterprises;
wen Doig Windows; Bendix,
Hensall; John 1.ongstaff and
;David 'Langstaff, Seaforth;
The Arbor, Clinton; :Cook's
Florist, Clinton; Triangle
l iscoun t
Seaforth; ;Box. f
Furniture, Seaforth; Bob &
Betty's Variety, Seaforth;
Scott's Florist, Seaforth;
Stewart BroS.,, Seaforth;
Keating's, Pharmacy, • Sea -
forth; Pauline's Hair Care,
Seaforth; Roth's Market,
Seaforth; 1CiinS"s, Seaforth;
Good Times Travel, Sea.
forth; Larone"s,; Seaforth;
McConnell, Stewart &
Devereaux, Seaforth; Sea -
forth Jewellers; Anstett
Jewellers, Seaforth; Sled-
mans, Seaforth.
Many members helped
..
with prize donations,, their
Om and assistance. They alai
helped : to make our first
tourney a smashing success.
The Junior Match Play has,
been ssc n ;by. Greg Core, 15.
from Egrnondville. Greg, met
Joe Anstett in the final and
by %! is the first to have
bis name ,on the brand new
Sills Trophy for Annual
Competition in Junior Match
lay. Congratulations Greg)
The Men's final in the
championship level of Match.
Play is a round robin among
Doug Pinder, Rod Doig. and.
Dave Langstaff. We hope to
have news of .a winner
by
next week.
This is a long weekend
svith no tournaments sched-
uled, . so come on Out, Next
d
week I; have an interview
with Steven Bennett of Cant-
erbury C.C. in Sarnia whois
leading in points: in area
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assistantp rofessional tourn,,
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"The Store that Saves YOB Moret
MEN'S--• .BOYS.'..LADIES'-GIRLS'.ond BABY'S WEAR
YARD GOODS - POUND GOODS
SEWING MACHINES;: GROCERIES,
LOCATED ON HWY NO. 4
SOUTH OF CLINTON AT VANASTRA
GIGANTIC
ANNEX SASE
Savings in our Annex from
tQ7So/o33"° y AUGUST 2
STARTINGTHURSDT `MONDAY,
AT0:00 A•M•
AUGUST 6 Al 6 P.M.P
We have; taken our dnnual Tent Sale
indoors - to our ANNEX BUILDING
directly behind our. store (across
from Koma Boats)
We Still' offer • you: thousands of
dollars,of stock at savings. you can't
afford to miss out op! 'PLUS, MANY IN-
STORE SPECIALS.
MEN'S WEAR - CONT'D
4MEN'S COTTON SHIRTS
. These Corah shirts come' in round or v -
neck styling: Attractively styled these
come in S -M -L' in an excellent, colour
range.Compare at '7,95 sit`
Our•Annex Sale Price Just •Q'
MEN'S'' LONG' SLEE V E.SH IRTS
Iv Choose from striped styling rn-
P Y 9 or nu
bored shirts. Sizes S.M.L.
Now Just '1i;97 each
•
CHILDREN'S WEAR
SHORT SLEEVE TOPS
•.'Choose from an excellent selection of,
styles and colours: Sizes from infants
right up to teens •.
ailing .
Now &ening at '1 /Z pIr't.ce•
2GIRL'S SLACKS,
e. Choose; from an excellent selection 'of
styles. Outfit the kids for school at
these low prices..
$2.97 pair.
BOY'S AND GIRL'S JACKETS
• Choose from these shell jackets for girls
or boys. Excellent colour and site range.
Your Choice Just
$2.00 each
4 GIRL'S BIB FRONT. PANTS
• Made from 50' polyester and 50',i tot -
tort. These pants come in white, red
green or blue. Size range from 2 to 6X.
Compare at '5.99
.Now Just ;1.99'
SCHILDREN'S COATS.
., We have a selection of.children's coats
in girls and boys styles.
N'aw Clearing at
50°/ off
b BOY'S PANTS -FACTORY SECONDS
`Eiccoilent value at low, low prices. These
pants are Canadian made :and tome In
an excellent Site range.
(a) Roy's 3 too* - Reg. fo't0.95
Howlett *3.91 Or 2 for '6.97 •
Os) B'oy's ,f elastic 7.12. Reg. 'to''11:$5
Now Just'4.91 Or 2 for'$+977
lc)
'toy's Cords tl-y$ - Reg. *0'17.99
New Just '5.91 or 2 for '16.91,
day's Running Reg, '7.99
Shoes Qniy $3. 99.
Runnlng Reg*., 18.99
Men's a
Shoes` Only $4.5 1
HWY.NO.'a .1
TODGODiRICH: CLINTON
HWY NO.8
to $E AFOaTH
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FABRIC DEPARTMENT
4111 FABRICEXTRAVAGANZA
We have one table. of assorted fabrics.,
Regularly selling for '2:98 metre. Our!'
Annex. Sole Price.
•.
Just it, So metre
T-SHIRT KNITS
Choose from an excellent • selection of
stripes and plain colours.
Sale Price at $2 el / q
metre
POUND GOODS
Choose from, T -Shirting,. blanket ends,
bedspread ends, towelling and more.
Ali selling for our Annex Sole 97' Ib.
WOOL SUPER SPECIAL
We are bringing in a complete shipment
of Canadiana Sayeile. Choose from on
excellent colour range.
Last time at this low sale prite
74 a50gram ball•
READY-MADE DRAPES
Choose froth an excellent selection of
colours and sixes.
Now Selling at 1/2 price
Don't forget!
WE'VE TAKEN
OUR ANNUAL
TENT SALE
INDOORS.
By doing this, we have
cut our expenses, so
we can pass •,tl to
you even greater
savings!