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The Huron Expositor, 1990-07-11, Page 88 1HE HURON EXPOSITOR, DULY 11, 1990 McLaughlin Chev-Olds Ltd. 13 Main Si. Seaforth 527-1140 • Service • Selection • Savtnya • Satisfaction • Leming • Complete BOGY SHOP Service Water WWI DRILLING W.D. Hopper and Sons 4 MODERN ROTARY 1105 Neil Dal 322-1737 322-0828 Daniel Daum, B.A., M.Acc., C.A. The partners of Kime, Mills, Dunlop are pleased to announce the appointment of Dan Daum as a manager in our Exeter office. Dan is a chartered accountant with 5 years public practice experience in our London office Dan will be responsible for providing a full range of tax, auditing and accounting services to owner -managed businesses Dan was bah, and raised*,Slratfordand attended the University of Waterloo, graduating from its new Master of Accounting program, The program is recognized as providing the finest accounting education available in Canada. Kime, Mills, Dunlop is a local firm of chartered accountants providing public accounting services primarily to small businesses. Our staff of approxi- mately 25 is practically oriented to assist our clients in meeting their needs in the areas of accounting, auditing, bookkeeping, computer acquisition and support, tax planning, business start-ups and reorganizations, valuations arid general financial management Moonlight Madness on in Seaforth in two more w SENIOR SHUFFLKBOA&D .wuunues every Wednesday after- txxuu at the Seaturth and District Community Centres frutn 1:30 to 4:00 p.m. Last week's winners were: Ladies - Mary McMillan (413), Audrey McLean (410) and Helen MacKenzie (361). Men - Brucc Mclean (387). LJo d Hearth (316) and Gordon Mack- enzic (237). The town of Seaforth will be going "LOONIE" co Friday, Jul 27, 1990. The reason is the MOON- LIGHT MADNESS SALE which will be held from 4 p.m. to Mia rugtu un Mann Street. Special event that will happen on or around Maio Street are: • 4 - 10 p.m. - Shuttle Buses bet- ween Seaforth and Clinton, bus leaves Seaforth Town Hall every hour on the half hour. • 4 - 9 p.m. - Car Bashing and Refreslauents an Gouinlack Sam. • 4 - 10 p.m. - Antique Cars co Main SL, come out and see your favourite car. 6:45 - 7:30 p.m. - Firemen's Extrication Demaastratwa- • 7:30 p.m. - Wet Sponge Fights boside dte Post Office. • 9 - 1 a.m. - Pyjama Party/Street Dance on Gouiabck Street. • 10:30 p.m. -Pyjama Parade. Come out an Friday, July 27 and have a fun evening, whole getting some bargains at your favourite MCC. MEN'S BALL HOCKEY con- tinues every Thursday evening from 8 to 10 p.m. Standings as of last week are: [RECREATION F?EVIEW y IRens[im Dirstwl A•.. iY lkdu.y (Recreation Director) Psi ty Bedard Topnotch 9 - 0 = 18 points Bode mith 5 - 4 = 10 points Hogs 4 - 5 = 8 points Beachwood 0 - 9 = 0 points INDIVIDUAL POINT LEADERS Dave McLlwain - Topnotch - 22 Brad Caner - Hogs - 21 Ke v ui McLlwain - Topnotch - 18 Ray Ans&ca - Topnotch - 16 Paul McLlwain - Topnotch - 15 This week's games will see Top- notch play Beachwood at 8 p.m. and the Hogs against Boilersmith at 9 p.m. Come up to the Area► and watch the action. Merchants fastball team tastes tournament action defeat Despite a good effort, the Seaforth Merchants were unsuc- cessful in their attempt to win a ball game this week. The Merchants lost 5-2 to Kincardine in regular league action on Thursday, then lost 11-0 and 10-0 to Orangeville and Wyoming in tournament action on the weekend. "Thursday's game in Kincardine was a really good ball game," said coach Marc Robinet. '"rine Murata (Dave Akcy) did a great job on the hill, and we had come good scoring chances, but we just couldn't come up with a hit when we needed one. As far as tournament action goes, we played flat out terrible - no offense, no defence, and very little pitching." Squirts taste victory, Peewees take to field On Thursday, June 28 the Squirt II team from St. Columban travelled to Arva, and came home with a 2-1 victory for the locals. Jason Ansteu brought in both goals for St. Columban. The Squirt II's played a great game, with good passing. Arva had two good chances at penalty shots but were denied them by St. Columban's netminder Brad Mur- ray. The PeeWee I's took on the PeeWee's II's in in-house action last week in St. Columban, and the II's came out on top with a 3-2 win. Scoring for the II's were Janice Rodney, Jamie Stapleton and Bill Ryan, while the I's goals came from Mike Watt and Jason Hender- son. This was a good practice for both teams, and well -played. TRI -COUNTY MITE FASTBALL STANDINGS JULY 7/1990 GP W L TP Seaforth # 1 Seaforth # 2 Brussels Wingham Seaforth # 3 Winthrop Atwood 11 8 9 7 10 5 12 5 9 4 10 3 9 2 3 0 16 1 1 15 5 0 10 7 0 10 5 0 8 6 1 7 7 0 4 LEAGUE PLAYOFF TOURNAMENT IN THE TRI -COUNTY MITE DIVISION IS SCHEDULED FOR JULY 27-28, HERE IN SEAFORTH. COME ON OUT AND CHEER THE TEAMS ON. Atom I's dominate Grand Bend soccer On July 4th St. Columban Atom I's hosted Grand Bend II on the Dublin field. The St. Columban team were quick to start the scoring and continued to dominate the play. Matthew Cronin and Wesley Vick did not see much action in goal and the scoring was shared by Scott Schoonerwoerd, Ryan VanDorren, Scott VanDooren, Chris Verbeme, Tim Sills and Matthew Cronin. Special mention goes to Cathy Coyne and Tricia Jansen who scored their first goals of the season. Great Work girls! Robbie Janmaat, Katie Murray and Kayle Bennewies all assisted their team to a 15 - 1 victory over Grand Bend Coaches for the St. Columban Atom I's are Rudy and Judy Jansen. The next game for the Atom I's will be on July 9 when they play St. Columban III on the Dublin field at 7:00 p.m. ATV MOUNTED WICK WEEDER Let W.G. Thompson and Sons help keep your fields clean by eliminating your milkweed problems Call us today \VG iMon;)(34 0 [Z], • ... kEJEfitTO Seaforth Hensall Mitchell Ailsa Craig Granton Pt, Albert 345-2545 262-2527 348-8433 293-3223 225-2360 529-7901 Robinet said that he hoped the team learned a lesson from as dismal showing on the weekend. "You can't drive to a tournament, put on your ball uniform and cleats, and expect to win. You have to be pumped up mentally as well as physically, and you can see by the score that we weren't." Both tournament games were short ones for Seaforth, ending with the mercy rule after five innings. ORANGEVILLE 11 - SEAFORTH 0 In the first game against Oran- geville, Doug Discopelo, Del Mitchelmore and Marty Bedard were pitchers in the losing effort. They allowed a total of 11 runs on 11 hits, walked one player and struck out one. Orangeville scored two runs in the third inning, then nine in the fourth to take the win. Hitters for Seaforth were Bill Matetich (1), Rick Boon (1) and Bedard (1). WYOMING 10 - SEAFORTH 0 Boon pitched four and two-thirds innings for the Merchants in game number two against Wyoming. He allowed 10 runs on nine hits, and struck out four players. Matetich finished up on the mound and al- lowed no runs on one hit. He walked one player and struck out one. Wyoming scored one run in the first inning, four in the second and five in the fifth to take the win. Seaforth scored no runs but got hits from Matetich (2) and Bill Dale (1). LEAGUE ACTION League action earlier in the week prompted better play from Seaforth, although it resulted in a loss. Dave Akey pitched eight innings for the Merchants in that game, and allowed only five runs on eight tuts. He walked eight batters and struck out seven. Seaforth scored first in this game in the fourth inning. Matetich walked at that time, went to second on a passed ball and then scored on an RBI double by Akcy. Kincardine quickly tied the game in the bottom of the same inning to make the score 1-1 after four. Kin- cardine scored three more times in the fifth and once more in the eighth to take a 5-1 lead. Seaforth scored one run in the ninth inning when Akey doubled, then scored on a single by Del Mitchelmore. Hitters in the game for Seaforth were Akey (2), Matetich (1), Robinet (1), Mitchelmore (1) and Boon (1). Seaforth left nine players on base and made five errors. Kincardine left 13 men on base and made one error. The Merchants play a doubleheader at home against Kin- cardine on Sunday, July 15. Games start at 1 p.m. On Tuesday, the Merchants are at home against Exeter at 6:30 p.m. Results of the game played last night in Exeter were unavailable at press time. LTHIS WEEK IN WE'RE NUMBER TWO, says this proud group of Seaforth's senior athletes, and they do try harder. Almost 40 participants travelled to the District Senior Games in Stratford recently, placing second overall, and brought home the consolation trophy which Mayor Hazel Hildebrand displays. Nine of the group will be taking part in the Regional games, slated for early August in London. Elliott photo. Senior team takes District second The Seaforth seniors who par- ticipated in the 1990 Senior Games this spring held their Potluck Sup- per and Awards Banquet this Mon- day night. A good crowd came out for the event at the Seaforth and District Community Centres, and congratulations were in order for all A Better Way To Live There comes a time when worrying about your house becomes less important. You want to\concentrate on travel, family — a carefree lifestyle. That's the time to move to General, a Canadian leader in luxury, factory built homes. General Manufactured Housing has been building quality homes for forty years. Let them take you to a new level of comfort and luxury Move into a General Manufactured home - the beginning of a lifestyle you've waited all your life to enjoy MANUFACTUC* D HOUSINC, AtvHmtl, fhrnugh MORGAN'S MOBILE HOMES AND MODULAR HOUSING 143 Victoria Street, Clinton, Ontario NOM IL() (519) 482-7066 participants and especially to the 37 seniors who travelled to Stratford for the District competition. Seaforth captured second place overall in the District, bringing home the consolation trophy, and nine of the participants will travel to London for the Regional com- petition early in August. Placing in Stratford were: • Gord Murray - 2nd - Five pin bowling • Charlie Perkins and Gord Scott - 2nd - Darts • Fred and Ernie Harburn - 2nd - Euchre • Dave Cornish - 2nd Men's Second Flight Golf • Barb Scott - 1st - Ladies Third Flight Golf • Gladys and Sandy Doig - 2nd - Shuffleboard • Helen Mackenzie - 1st - Softball Throw • Vivianne Newnham - 2nd - Swim- ming; 2nd - Triathlon • Sid Scroggs - 2nd - Swimming Also competing in Stratford were Don Wood, Watson Reid, Hazel McGonigle and Ann Wood in Five Pin bowling; Bill Harris Sri Boston pool; Charlie and Peggy Perkins, carpet bowling; Ken and Marjorie Linglebach, bridge; Ruth Thorburn and Viola Taylor, cribbage; Oliver Pryce and Ken Linglebach, crokinole; Fred Waltham, men's third flight golf; Lavern Hoegy and John Aubin, ; Neil Bell, Jean Lunn and Dorothy McCluskic, lawn bowling; Jim Puller and Bill Mitchell, snooker; Ken Barry, solo; and Olive Little, walking.