Times-Advocate, 1978-11-30, Page 34Times-Advocate, November 30, 1978
CANNING GROWERS MEET — A meeting of the Hu_ron-Perth Canning Crop Growers Association was held
Saints score 16 goals in SH loop
The Centralia College
Saints scored eight goals in
each of their two games this
week in the South Huron
Intermediate hockey league
and came away with a win
and a tie.
The Saints downed
Thedford by a score of 8-8
and played an 8-8 draw with
the Grand Bend Colonials.
Two late third period goals
clinched the victory over
Thedford although the
College boys held a slight
edge throughout the game.
The Saints led 2-1 at the
end of the first period on
goals by Rick Vanos and
Marty Becker. Assists went
to John Nyenhuis and Vanos.
Dave Sharp replied for
Thedford.
In the second period each
team scored two goals and
CCAT maintained their one
goal margin.
Jim McCutcheon and
Wayne Chalmers were the
Centralia marksmen with
assists going to Harry
Hulman and Rick Vanos,
Hitting the mark for
Thedford were Dave Sharp
and Dwayne Moloy.
In the final 20 minutes of
play, the CCAT club broke
loose with four goals and
were able to hold the op
position to two successful
shots.
Hitting the mark for the
winners were Rick Vanos,
Brian Gilpin, Wayne
Chalmers and John
Nyenhuis. Vanos and Gilpin
each added two assists while
Chalmers, Nyenhuis and
John Corman picked one
assist apiece.
Jim Laird and John Ross
were the third period
sharpshooters for Thedford.
In the game against Grand
Bend, Wayne Chalmers
scored his second goal of the
night with 29 seconds left in
the third period to give his
club the 8-6 tie.
Grand Bend jumped into a
3-2 lead at the end of the first
period, increased that to 7-5
at the end of 40 minutes of
play, only to have CCAT
come back strong in the final
session.
Cam Anderson, Paul
Maguire and Tom Anderson
each scored two goals to lead
the Colonials scaring attack
while single goals were
added by Mac Richardson
and Peter Gil.
Peter Gil was the top
playmaker for Grand Bend
with three assists While Paul
Maguire helped on two goals
and single assists went to
Tom Anderson and Cam
Anderson.
Heading the Centralia
scoring with two successful
shots each were Brian Gilpin
and Wayne Chalmers.
Scoring in single fashion
were Vince Hulshof, Kyle
Pedersen, Murray Connolly
and Marty Becker.
Picking up two assists
each were Chalmers and
Rick Vanos. Getting one
assist apiece were Marty
Becker and Gilpin.
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Dance
All Singles Over
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St. Marys Town
Hall Auditorium
Queen St., St. Marys
Music by
Disc Jockey
Admission $3.00
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JLucan tops in bowling
scorers were Brenda Smith
274 - 888; Audrey Watt 224 -
820; Edie Burt 231 - 801.
Monday ladies - Pat
MacDonald 270 - 678, Tanny
Vanderhoek 258 - 639, Diane
Williams 251 - 620, Marg
Greenlee 233 - 617, Lorraine
Mosurinjohn 234 - 604,
Donelda De Block 268, Joyce
Sovereign 267, Pat Riddell
268, Ruth Barker 244, Vicki
Horbaniuk 238, May Murphy
234, Nancy Chapman 233,
Joyce VanGeel 231, Edythe
Watson 227, Donna Parnall
226.
Senior Citizens - Laura
Williams 259, Jean Miller
.V.ZZT — A meeting of the Huron-Perth Canning Crop Growers Association was held recently jn
Elimville. Shown from the left are Ontario Vegetable Growers Marketing Board secretary-manager Tim Carroll, vice-chairman
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Thurs., Dec. 7 at 7:15
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21 GAMES
18 REGULAR
1 JACKPOT
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SHARE THE WEALTH 5 for $1.00
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The three Lucan teams
were very successful in
intertown bowling leagues
this, week coming up with
three victories.
The Lucan two team
blanked Mike’s of Stratford
11-0 with the high scores of
Larry Decaulwe 315 - 1154;
Don Ruddy 296 - 1178; Ken
Eaton 243 - 1080.
The Lucan Lanes team
downed Clinton Crown 7-4.
The leading scorers were
Charlie Glenn 315
Wayne Smith 287
Glen Gagan 292 - 1216.
The Lucan ladies shutout
Zurich by a 9 - 0 score. Top
SAVING ENERGY AT CCAT — One of the many displays at the Centralia College of Agriculture and Technology's open
house on Wednesday was this display of how solar energy can be used on the farm. While Brad Ford of RR 3, Dashwood and
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Morris of RR 1, Fullarton look on, Murton Brock of RR 2, Granton points out the features of a solar collec
tor plate. T-A photo
r NEW YEAR'S EVE
BALL
Sponsored by
The Exeter Lions
SOUTH HURON RECREATION CENTRE
Featuring: '"Mozart & Melody Makers
Dancing 9-1 $20.00 Per Couple Buffet Lunch
Tickets at Livingstones or Any Lions Member
Achievement
year leaders
LEADER HONOURED — At Saturday's 4-H
Day Marie Nethercott of Exeter received a five
certificate. Making the presentation at the left is Huron Home
Economist Bea McClenaghan. T-A photo
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A HELPING HAND — Kim Hoffman gets some assistance
from Mary Easton in doing a headstand at a recent gym
nastic session.
236, Percy Williams 234,
John Park 224, Clarence
Stanley 197, Ed Armstrong
184, Marg Elliott 171, Frank
170.
Tuesday Juniors - Philip
Clarke 232 - 372, Mike Neil
204 - 364, Jeff Nevin 187 - 330,
Al Craig 185 - 327, Stephen
Neil 189 - 300, Nancy
VanGeel 186 - 300, Paul
VanGeel 164.
Colleen’sJanice Abram
222 - 658, Tanny Vanderhoek
237 - 640, Nancy Lawrence
233 - 626, Marion Blake 210 -
613, Debbie Arnold 229,
Nancy Densmore 222, Mary
VanGeel 217, Shirley Ellis
213, Cathy Appleman 211,
Barb Wraith 200.
Wednesday Juniors - Vicki
MacDonald 145 - 251, Jeff
Gwalchmai 153 - 269, Rod
Johnson 116 - 228, Mike
Gillan 120 - 226, Jim Rudd 133
- 213, Mike Cannon 122 - 211,
Bret Butchart 115, Lisa Van
Geel 111, Sandy Hyde 108,
Ray Van Geel 106, Todd
Hay ter 106, Blaine Butchart
106.
Wednesday mixed - Wayne
Smith 303 - 794, Bill Ban
nerman 266 - 691, Janice
Abram 287 - 690, Dave
Mawdsley 299 - 672, Doug Lee
246 - 671, Dennis Carty 244 -
636, Lorna Ellyatt 244 - 631,
Bob Smith 244 - 630, Glenn
Rollings 224 - 620, Shirley I •
Bannerman 232 - 618, Russ
Smith 220 - 609, Heather
Smith 254 - 606, Holly Elson
217, Vic Capitano 213, Kim
Rae 205.
Thursday men - Don
Ruddy 261 - 737, Wayne
Smith 293 - 737,. Ken Eaton
306 - 726, Dave Mawdsley 273
- 717, Joe Manders 271 - 692,
Larry Decaluwe 304 - 690, Art
Cobleigh 299 - 685, Don Watt I
235 - 679, Jim Dixon 277 - 674, I,
Brad Taylor 238 - 661, 1
Gerrard De wan 273, Fred
Smith 262, Frank Hardy 253,
Lyle Beatson 251, Len Smith
246, Doug Cunningham 246.
Friday mixed - Jim Unwin
251 - 661, Bill Neil 227 - 652,
Kim Rae 235 - 633, Edie Burt
219 - 628, Jim Burt 261 - 627,
Maxine Parnail 215, Les
Parnail 214, Bill Butler 212,
Len Smith 212, Vai Neil 206,
Anna Mollard 204.
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9 DAY MID-TERM FLORIDA — this trip is tailored
for those who have a minimum of time to spend in
the warm Florida sunshine. Five night stay - put near
Orlando, close to Disneyworld, Seaworld, Cypress
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25 — Priced from $265.00.
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plus 3 day cruise to Nassau including all meals on
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put - Departing January 27 - February 10 -
February 24—Priced from $359.00.
14 DAY FLORIDA CIRCLE — Visit Cincinnati
Cartersville Ocala, Silver Springs, Kennedy Space
Centre and Ft. Lauderdale, Cypress Gardens and
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Departing January 27 - February 10 - February 24
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10 DAY GO BERMUDA — Our second annual 10
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quality accommodation. Round trip jet flight. In
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Full breakfast and dinner daily.. Hotel gratuities,
baggage handling, all taxes included. See Bermuda
in the springtime. One of our most relaxing and en
joyable trips ever. Book before January 8, 1979.
Late bookings may result in a higher airfare. Depar
ting February 22 - returning March 1 — Priced from
$579.00.
9 DAY CAROLINA — Plantation and Garden Tour.
See the Carolina s and Virginia during the most
beautiful time of the year, spring. Flowers are in full
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9 DAY NEW ORLEANS AND THE DEEP SOUTH —I
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Millionaires row, old Slave Auction and much more.
Departing March 26 - returning April 4 — Priced
from $329.00.
4 DAY WASHINGTON TOUR — Cherry Blossom
I Festival and Parade - Guided tour of Washington
including the U.S. Capitol building, Arlington
Cemetary, Lincoln Memorial etc. Departing April 6 -
returning 9—Priced from $139.00.
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Festival - same trip as above except we allow you
another day in Washington to visit Mt. Vernon, snop
or do as you wish. Departing April 6 - returning
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FARM PROJECT PEOPLE — As part of their training in the
ever complex business of modern farming, students of the
agricultural business management program at the Centralia
College of Agricultural Technology conduct a year long study
of a local farm. Looking over some of the material at the
school's open house on Wednesday was one of the project
farmers Bob Hoffman of RR 3, Dashwood along with wife
Anne-Marie and son Tim. T-A photo
Don't Forget The
Santa Claus Parade
In Exeter
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Saturday, December 16
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8
10:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon
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DECEMBER 7, 1978 at 2:00 p.m.; both days we are offering a variety 55
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doughnuts and Christmas shortbread cookies. s
^CERAMICS: Christmas trees (all sizes), Christmas bells, candlesticks,
wj angels and a wide variety of ceramic items for your living room, S?
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^WOODWORKING: end tables, picnic tables, combination benches,
chairs, loveseats, custom made signs, children's furniture, see our line ;
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COFFEE SHOP: relax after shopping at our coffee shop, refreshments
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TOURS: scheduled throughout both days of ARC Industries, South
jg Huron Bakery and Huron Hope Nursery.
DRAWS: small, medium and large Christmas trees, Draw held Friday 35
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