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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1979-11-08, Page 12T IUFION,' 1"1 til NOVEMBER} $>. "11179 Seaforth Minor Hockey I Ska a.t Iio 1. • Ver.er $ ta..rfing at �n►� for 4 hours Mt. Brydges. ICougars vs.. Seaf orf h Centenaires Friday, November 9th. �IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIt111iIIgII1111111111111111IIiIIIlililiilllllliillllililll(Illllllilliplill,Iiilhlilllllllllit 'o Hully Gully and save on snowmobile tracks. REPLACEMENT•TRACKS For Many Models, .Now -Available xampies . doe nbardier Tracks for 7,1-79' flans, 64 to 74. Olympics, 75-79 lnuvicks4� a Ng 300 etc. . o•:, '510@:30 s Yamaha Tracks Fits Auto Ski, etc, ,,4 or co '161,42 $1145.27 Kawasaki Tracks Fits ol! models 69-74, Astrojet 76, Inviitets and Drifters to 78 mg •r' q 5171,42 154.27 NOW ONLY Polaris Tracks For Colts and Colt SS from 72-78 etc. -*a: -•,t 3240,00 $216.00 • FULL YEAR GUARANTEE .. VARNA, ONT. 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Denomrne, 5-4; East= p•nt,: Coleman, over Camp- man over IHl'derly, '9-4. bell, 10-5; Rowcliffe over Fotheringham, 8,1; Storey Mixed, Nov, 1st* 7 pan.; over 'Forbes, 6-4. Menzies over Boswell, 8-5;. Ladies, Nov. 6th; Cunning Roberton over Rowatt, 64$; ham river Smith. 9-3; F1eni.* Patterson Sr,, over Rewclif fe ing ever Lobb, 7.3; Deighton: 5-2; Brown oyer Beattie, 74, over Forbes, 6-4; Brown over Mixed, 9 p,m•; Fothering- Murray, 7-6. ' Seaforth curling PotI.ucI BY, DRUSILI A'IW'YNHAM Last Saturday, John E. Patterson, President of the, Seaforth Curling Club, wel- comed a crowd of approxi -- mately 80 members and guests to the setni-annual Pot -Luck Supper. Both he and Ladies' President Ann Laverty, thanked, their com- mittees for getting the sea- son off to a smooth start and, at a short meeting following the dinner, expressed the hope that the Club's im- proved facilities and influx of new members will make the upcoming year even more successful than last The Club has earned ,a good reputation for hosting suc- cessful Bonspiels and al- ready plans are underway for the first one'. scheduled for December 12th. Dancing to music by Sound'. Unlimited followed, and the highlight proved to be a spot dance for which a prize was donated by a small boutique LS in Clinton. This correspon- dent has decided not to report names: of the Clinton residents winning, the prize or on the 'floor -show' which followed (to:protect the guil- ty), se she won't suggest that: • a certain hot -tub owner should sign up the unnamed lady as the nucleus of his dancing-girlstaff at his,yet. unopened; "Plato's Para- dise" Club! However,• she willmention that she has it on good authority that said lady will be appearing in a return engagement at the • New Year's Eve Dance. Those members who were too busy with their. corn crop to attend the Pot Luck' will be ableto see what they, missed. Regular Curling cowmen •ced last week for. the Ladies. and Mixed teams. There are. two full draws for ;the _Mixed! 1-1 on Thursdays attd nine teams El entered for, Wednesday ' • nights, Spokesman, Dave Beattiie, has predicted two full .'draws on Wednesdays. after Christmas; Competitive curling;:should P. be underway shortly and it is hoped that Seaforth will be well represented once again, ilr , in this area; and that last' year's successful' men's team can equal' if not exceed their NM Ma OM NMI NIS MN ma K RATE FINANCING 1 1 1 on all mt,dels-new and used Some -t0, Brussels • Motors See Ot�r Selection ':79 Pontiac Parisienne with air '78 Chevelle 4 dr. '78 Ford -LTD 11 4 dr. '77 Olds. 4 door sedan '77 Buick Le Sabre 4 door sedan fully equipPed" ' 3- '77 Chev. ltfpata Sedan '77 Chev. 2 door '77 Dodge Monaco 4 .dr. with air '77 Pontiac Grande 'Prix 2 dr. hard top '77 Chevelle Malibu Classic 2- '76 LeMans 2,door '76 Chev. 4'dr. hard. top '76 Olds Cutl'aas 4 door . '76 Oldimobite 11$' hill power with air Afuntber of 71 Chev and Ford Vans '75 Chev, Impala '2 door. '74 Chevelle Malibu 4 dr. -hardtop, '74 Catalina '73 Chev. 4 dr. hardtop .Numerous 1973 Chevs,and Pohtlacs, TRUCKS '78 G.M.C. 3' ton power s, '78 G.M.C. '%•, ton 4 x 4 2- '77 G.M.C. /i ton pick ups '75 Chev. Hicube Van 15 th ton van BRUSSELS MOTORS INC. "Box 335 awn am im THE HOW OF BETTER USED CARS" Brussels Ontario ilumlids .th.'otltelr goals for the • The teams were tied 2-2 at *the end of the first period while the Centenaires took a H I scores standings II t,',fOpTEN`ScORE*S: P'layee'i'oam Gwla AIte Pta D. Broome ft r 23 . D. Kennedy. H 12 7/ 19 R. Wood F 9 $ 14 S. Southgate K a 3: '13 S. blocks S 7 4 it K. Bennett K 3 S. 11 M. Connolley F 7 3 to W. Coombs ii 5• 5 10 C, Klaver F 4 6; 10 D, Phillips, W 7 •2 9 Iia STANDINGS.. Teatti Wlos Loonies' Ties pts.. Flyers 5 0 0 10 H 3 7 gstars, 2 21I es 0 41no -ed�µings4 41record in the isritish Consuls. Let's wish them iuck UFI,.flh1 ,i 4 lead after the Seconft s Seaforth oiit4cored: the Lionti 3-1 in the third frame Drin McClur+- was again sharp *the Seaforth, nets as. he kicked put several point blank .drives, Doig's four goals makes. him; the team scoring leader with nine points based on five goals and four assists while brother Cam is hot on his heels with eight points on five goals and three assists. Lan has play ed in five games. while Cam: has played in six,, MITCiiILL 11 SEAFORTH 2 ' ' Mitch.Hawks made itthree wins inell a row over the Centenaires as they outhus- tied, outplayed, and out- scored the Centenaires by a score of 11-2. Mitchell ted 2-0, after the firstperiod and increased: it to. 6-1 after the second. They then' blew it wide open in the third period. as they outscored the Cen- tenairesby a margin of 5-1. Brad Smith, Brad Fischer, and Phil Avery each had two. goals for the Hawks while single tallies were scored by Ron Elliott, John Heiman, '.701 10.141Y,PritqrtkPriV7r*".. Mike Ayery, Steve NO ` and. Chria Ring sed for Brad flaw,: •Pbtig; and Celaten .....>;tres. CONGRATULATIONS Mary Hunt ot: Seaforth Public School is congratulated by'. teacher Georgina Reynolds as she crosses- the finish line at the Hullett Conservation Area. Students from. area public schools competed in races, at the conservation area last week. (Expositor Photo) • -“flittlERIOE, Saaft"S" Att , � at Friday's erlda ds s,. gone again Mitchell was 72$, but there Were a lot of those front 'Mitchell. All: three Centenalre losses lisve it me at the hands of Mitchell Next home game for the Centenaires is. this Friday night when they Play host to rdesWinner Mt. fi of the. By g . 50/50 draw Worth $35 was Terry Only. SHOP EXETER THiS FRIDAY lB .r�ee " / ]t 'P Ir.'t IMicinight Madness Super v,ill9t" 6 i, Ui i®l11(1, c)ht KNECHTE WE LIKE TO SERVE YOJ 1 Nescafe STAT COFFE 10 oz. Jar Tide K Food 6 Litre.. 24 oz. Loaves a< Skippy Smooth or Chunky PE'A NUT B.UTTE:R. 1 KG Hostess POTATO CHIPS 300 Gr Bag plus get a FREE HARLEQUIN' Romance Book. , inside. bag: Value of '1.50 Reg.. Price 1.47 9 Vachon PIE 1'LLI NG.S 19 oz. Tins 19 • PRODUC,: Prices effecdve slow Sitiarday, November 10,:;1979'' Prod of Honduras Golden Yellow ' or Green Tipped Chiquitta NANAS Ont. Grown No 1 IJSHROOMS' Prod of. USA Con. No 1 MBERS Aqua Fresh ; TO OTH PAST T50 ML i 9 Bordens CHOCOLATE 500 Gr. .19 Royale ROAM suE Roil Pkg. pz, Ont Grown No 1 S 2 Ib. Soo 41/4 5.