HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1970-03-12, Page 2JUNIOR FARMERS HOST BROOMBALL TOURNAMENT
- Ten teams representing five counties participated in a broomball tournament here on
Saturday sponsored by the Seaforth Junior Farmers. Gwen Sound won the event edging ()tit
Seaforth in the final game. (Staff Photo)'
Ten Teams Participate In
Broomball Tournament
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WOSSA 'A' GIRLS CHAMPIONS
S.D.H.S. Junior and Senior Whippets, capture the WOSSA
'A' Championships here on Saturday. This is the first time
both girls teams have ever won the event in the same season.
(Upper picture),,Shown here are the Senjor Champs.
Back row - Jane Sills; Sheila blerii. Denise Kerslake; Ruth
Ann Dunlop; Angela Devereaux; R. La Van, Dooren; Carol
Glanville; Cheryl Dale; Janice Dietz; Karen Glanville.
Front row - Nir. R. Burgess, Assistant Coach; Chris. -Turn=
. bull; Gail Dolg; MisS M. Weiler,
Reynolds; Barbara Bolt,.
Shown here are the Junior Champs. Back. row - Mr.
• ' burgess; "Barbara Kerslake; Sandra Coleman; Brenda Dietz;
Marianne t egeren; Jean ''McKaig; Betty MacGregor; Miss
• 'Weiler. Front row - Joan Hopper; Vicki Miller; ,Mary Nobel;
Rae Butson; Dorothy Heynesbergen;' Jean Devereauk.
(Staff Photo)
coach. Absent - Dawna
Blues
Upset
Yellows
by Gary Gray
The Greens and Blues have
both opened up one game leads
in the Industrial Hockey League
Semi-Finals.
The Blues walloped the Yel-
lows by the score of 10-5 while
the. Greens edged past the Reds-
4-2.
The Blues ,got 'three goal per-
formances from Larry Scott,
Dave Broome and Bill Pinder.
Art Strong was the other Blues
marksman. Bill Kerr and Dale
Kennedy scored twice each fox
the Yellows with Bob Papple
scoring the other.
In the late game, which turned'
out to be the best game of the
two, the Greens got third-period
goals from, Brian Flannigan and
Ray Powell and got superb goal-
tending, from Jerry Cooper in
their win over the Reds. Jimmy
Watson and JackUngarian scored
the •other goals for the, Greens.
Larry Gbn and Bill Teall
scored for Me Reds.
Games for Sunday, March 15,
1970:
7:00 Greens vs. Reds •
9.00 Blues vs. Yellows
• Monday and Tuesday night
the Cine Club received over-
whelming crowds at their pre-
sentation of ',In Cold Blood,"
the movie from a novel by
Truman Capote. Also appear-
ing' with "in Cold Blood," Was',
"A - Place to Stand;" the Oscar
winning film from the Ontario
pavilion at Expo '67. Both shows
were enjoyed 1)y all who attended.
Plans for our 1970 ',At•Home"
are now underway. This year's
theme is "Wonderland by Night"
and promises to be very exci init.
The big date is April 17, and
with just over a month to plan
it, the decorating commit e has
already assembled. Music for the
evening will be by Johnny Downs,
so it' seems that there Is an en-
joyable time in store for those
,,planning to attend.
On behalf of the entire student
body we say "Congratulations!"
to Mips Weiler and our girls'
basketball teams who ,proved
themselves tops here on Satur-
day. It was a very exciting day
for everyone and we're all proud
of our WOSSA champions.
Congratulations, also, to the
boys' teams who played a tremen-
dous season. The boys went to
Strathroy 'on Saturday, but
weren't able to keep up their
winning streak. However, we're
proud of both boys' t6.nkS, Mr.
Peiss, and Mr. Riedy for pill
in a good year.
"they'll hay; to keep 'em inside or I'll ticket you for high
sticking !"
LOTS OF EXCITEMENT AT WOSSA TOURNEY
The SDHS Senior Whippets try to pick off a rebound on this play at the WOSSA 'A' Girls
Basketball Tournament here 'on Saturday. The Whippets
'
both junior and senior, won the
championships beating out teams from Parkhill, Glencoe, Sarnia and Mitchell.
(Staff Photo)
Ten teams representing five
counties competed at the Seaforth
Arena in the Seaforth Junior
Farmers Annual Broomball
Tournament here on Saturday.
The Owen Sound Junior Far-
mers took the • "A" champion-
ship, 'winning the final game over
the Seaforth Junior Farmers.
The Minto Junior Farmers
won the consolation competition
to capture the "B" championship
• trophy wirming•-over-the _Grey
Seaforth
Hosts 7*-43
lionspiel •
In the early draw, first prize went to a rink from`Simcoe, with
Jake Reimer, skip, Wayne Nor-
man (Waterford) vice, John Van-
derlieu (Delhi) second, and Jack
Henning (Tillsonburg), lead. Se-
cond prize went to a< Tpronto
team, with Ory McJanet, skip,
Doug Brockbank, vice, Ross
Thompson, second.and Jim Clus-
ter, lead. Consolation, London
City Hall Branch, B.Bibby, skip,
W. Young, vice, M. Coates, sec-
ond, H. Griffith, lead.
The late draw saw a rink
'from St. Marys take first prize.
Dave Caldwell; skip (Stratford),
Paul Norry, vice (St.Marys),
Tom Papple (St. Marys) second,
and John Kemp, lead. Second
prize won by Wingham, Fred
Snow, skip, Nick O'Donohue,
vice, 1?0.t1, Shirk, second atid
Alex Graham, lead. Consolat-
ion prize won by a Chatham
rink skipped by Dave Bradey,
Glen Mast, vice, George Light-
foot, second and Don ,Snyder,
lead.
The Head Office Trophy was
won by the St. Marys rink with
the highest number of points.
Seaiorth was represented by
a rink skipped by Ned Boswell
and including vice Earl Ritchie •
second Gerry Blow and lead Buck
Etherington.
We don't have a color tele.
visitn, but every now and
then we tune irron some -
blue language.
. The Lambton Junior Farmers
- Girls' team defeated the Wel-
lington Junior Farmers Girls'
team.
Miss Carolyn Riddell, 20, of
R.R.I, Dundalk, was chosen the
'queen of the tournament. All 10
teams • had entered a queen, With
Miss Riddell being sponsored by
the Owen Sound Junior Farmers.
She is in her second year of
training at the Owen Sound Reg-
' tonal_ School of Nursing.
.county junior farmers.
Runners-up, chosen as prin-
cesses were Miss Susan Whit-
taker; 20, of R.R. 3, Palmerston,
Miss Minto Junior Farmer, and
Miss Brenda Ball,-19, of R. R: 3,
Aubur,n, Miss HOron Junior
Farmer.
All three were crowned by
the 1969 Queen, Miss Marleen
Gilchrist, R.R. 5, Guelph.
There were some 500 attend-
ing the day-long events and the
dance that followed_____
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