The Huron Expositor, 1978-03-30, Page 11• •
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ron Co un ty, . corn producers.
had a -good day for their first
annual Cornspiel at the Vanastra
Curling Club last Wednesday,
Farm chores were 'done ,early
in-the morningzor late at night.
even by. other members of the,
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family or Teighbours; as -the-men
enjoyed themselves for the day. It
'was certainly good to; see the
farmers'out having a good time as
the season quickly approaches
when they'll be concerned 'with
ant;:lier crop; geIting it planted;
sprayed, cultiva'ted •and t n
hopefully a better harvest than
the last one.
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THE HURON, gXPOSITOR, MARSH 30
umpers Weste
niggrio champs •
THE WINNERS — The Seaforth BP Dumpers 6rooniball team
became Western Ontario Chatripiorie on the weekend.. In the front
froth L, are: coach Elgin Dearing, Torn Melady,, Brad Finlayson,
Gord Dick, Gord, Machan, and' Manager, Danny Murray. In the
second row from L,, are Jim Finlayson, Murray Houston, Murray
MCCIirire, Jim' Henderson, At Riley, Kevin Henderson 'and Ken
Mathers. In the back row from L:, are Gary E3 en ffett Bill .Docking,
Gord Henderson, Tom Burke, Neil Murray; Clyde McClure and Dale
-Kenndy.
• (Expositor Photo),
The Seaforth BrOomball League defeated in the semi-finals by ,,the BP Dumpers won the Wester!)
Ontario Championship on ' the. SA. Clements Streakers.
weekend, The league's two top -
men's „teams and two Ladies'
teatils competed in, the regional
tournament.
In the men's division, the
Dumpers and the Mutual of
Omaha Hawks competed with the
Dumpers. ending up as ' top
winners .qf the region. The'
Dumperi will travel to Ottawa for
the Ontario Championships April
8 and 9.. The Hawks, whir also
played well, were beaten, in the
semi-Ana-67- « •
Blyth and Cltiselhurst
represented the ladies and. also
did very ' well. Chiselhurst
defeated Blyth and then were.
• Every week more' and mole
people discover what mighty jobs
are accomplished by low cost.
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All four teams-deserve a vote of
confidence on a job well done.
Corn .prOdbters have first bons
ra a
the Pioneer Seed Corg, CO. with
their • area sales manager 011ie
Ramsyre in attendance most
the day. Local -'iPioneer• salesmen
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•: FIRST CrRAW—In the first draw • of the Huron
County CornsPiel. held at Vanastra last Wednesday,-
;the winners were, front row, Alex Townsend and
George Cantelon,:and back row, Claire Cox and Ken.
0 Rogerson. The team finished second. OVerall.
-)News Record photo)
At the
Arena
FRIDAY, • MARCH 31
8:00 - 9:30 P.M. Public Skating
SATURDAY, APRIL 1
8:00 - 9:00 A.M. - Bantams
9:00 - 10:00 A.M.- Novices
10:00 - S1:00 A.M. - Mites' '
11:00 - 4:30 P.M. - Knights of Celt:a:bus Tourney
4:30 P.M. Atom HouSeleague
5:30 P.M. ; Atom Game
8:30 P.M. - Oldtimer Game
SUNDAY APRIL 2
• . 11;00 - 4:30 - Knights 'of Columbus Tourney,
8:30 P.M. • LILL. Final
MONDAY, APRIL 3 •
4 :30 - 8:30 • Figure Skating Competition Day
8:30 P.M. • Seaforth Old Timers
. TUESDAY, APRIL 4.
To be announced
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5
1:00 - 3:00 P.M.
THURSDAY , APRIL 6
robe announced
FRIDAY, APItili 7
8:30 -„,Floyd Eisler Skating Presentation
itiaftee to follow]
SATURDAY APRIL 8 . •
A.M. - 1:00 P.M. Hockey
1:30 - 3:00 P.M. -- Free Skating
3:30.- 8:30 P.M. - Wind-up Night . •
SUNDAY APRIL 9
1:30 • 3:30 P.M.- Free Skating
END OF SKATING SEASON
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The Cornspiel sponsors were
e, local seed corn sales men;
sot e even participated in the
curling. The sponsors included
OVERALL TOPS—The overall winners, and the winners of-the seconcl,draVii at the
:Huron County Cornspiel at Vanastra Curling Club last week was the team of front
row, left, 'Gerald Smith and Gord .Pryce, and back row, Neil Dolrgiage and Ross
Lovett. The team received individual trophies and will have their names inscribed
on the master plaque. All teams took home.jackets or touques donated by area seed
corn dealers. . (News Record photo)
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Jack Mayhew, Bruce Roy and Bill
Coleman contilibuted four jackets.
each With Harold Pryee giving
toques and jack knives, Bill and
Bruce also gave toques. The
'Hyland Corn Co. with. 'Ken
Cartiochan,. Jack McGregor and
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Contributed a set •of jackets' and
several caps. Ed ' Barry for:
'Stewart Seeds :and Ken Gemmel!
, for - Trojan presented sets of
jackets to respective winners.
Topnotch Feeds 'of Seaforth also
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'donated a set Of jacketS. Art
DeVoS of King Grain and Arnold,
taylor,of Asgrow donated a jacket
and caps. Milton Dieti' had four.
jackets 'for the Stitan chemical
company and Canadian Canners a
case of corn. .Verne Alderdicefor
Dekaib .had .eight curling. tams.
.The sponsors sent all the
curlers home' with good. prizes.
••The winners of the first draw Was
Alex Townsend,. with George
Cantelon, .Ken 'Rogerson ',and'
Clair Cox ' beating Rohert •
'Fotheringham.'s rink in an extra
end in a thrilling final game. Bob
and Merv'Falconer were tied for
second pladebut-aS• Bob had won
more ends his 'rink of Murray ,
Forbes, Glen Hayter and Art
lieVps- took second place over
Merv'.S 'rink 'of Merton Keyes, ^.
Dave Tyemeer. and Laird 's
Finlay,son.ln fourth place was the
Stanley ToWnship rink of Ross
McBeath, ' fifth, to Bruce
Shillinglaw, sixth to- William
Coleman, 'seventh. Robert
Caldwell and eighth . place 'to
-Edward Broadfoot„ Gerald Smith
with Neil Delmage, Ross Lovett
and Gordon Pryce won the final,
game ofthe second draw beating
ter-tonsitt, Dave Townsend,'
Brian Falconer. and._Bill Gibson:7 -
who took second place. Don
Brodie with Bob Allan, Howard
Armstrong and 'Don McGregor
tied with Bill Lobb's rink for third
place but had won more ends than
Bill so got' third place. Jim Ross,
Fred Uhler, Jack Mayhew and
George Townsend finished in that
order, ' •
Gerald Smith" won the trophy
for finiAliing with the'most points
of the day.
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first draw at 'the first annual Huron County Cornspiel
-last week Were, front „row left, Bob Fotheringharn
and Murray Forbes, and back row, Art DeVos - and
Glenn Hayter: (News Record Photo)
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