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The Huron Expositor, 1970-06-11, Page 66—,THE HURON EXPOSITOR, SEAFORTH, ONT., JUNE 11, 1970 Pee-Weer Win Third Down Goderich 8-2 lone, Murray McClure; For- wards, Dave Mcinally, George Love, Tom Love, Gord Moylan, Gerald Ryan; Alt., Ken Coyne, Bob Young, Ken Flanagan, More than 40 persons were on hand Monday evening to' form a town industrial softball league. Four teams including nearly 70 ball players will kick-out the Meet The . ST. COLUMBAN SOCCER TEAM 'Gerald Ryan Gerald has played soc- cer for 6 years with the St. Columban team.Two • years ago he was the • second highest scorer in the London and District Soccer League's Second Division with 29 goals. He plays at the outside left position. Gerald is 24' married and lives at 22 Springbank Drive, Londqn. PROPOSED HOME CARE PROGRAMME - HURON COUNTY PUBLIC MEETING To Discuss. This Subject SEAFORTH PUBLIC SCHOOL 8:30 P.M. JUNE 17 W7C1 All interested are invited to attend Dr. G. P. A. Evans, ' Medical Officer, of Health . NOTE: "Home Care" refers" to care of patients in their own home.., 23 SEAFORTH MEAT MARKET Lean Peameal Aow Cottage Rolls bd • Boneless Rump or Steak Roast $1.09 • Store' Sliced Breakfast BACON . Ideal for the Bar-B-Que SALISBURY STEAKS 89 lb GET YOUR FREE Shopping Spree Tickets at FINNIGAN'S ToadiAlemk VIC(.21.4; St. Columban Remains Only Unbeaten Team Pearly 70 Players Organize Industrial Softball . one membeY of each team, John Coleman from Genesco, Bill Teall from Mechanics, Don Jef- ferson from Mainstreet and Jim Scott from the Firemen. Members of the teams are as follows: Genesco: Larry Wesenberg, Ken Miller,John Coleman, Randy Gridzak, Bobby Clark, Joe Mero, Ken Woods, Jim Watson, Keith Bennewies, John Aubin; Jack Be- dard, Don Hartle, Brian Barry, Mike Gridzak, Phil Hoggarth. Firemen: Jim Sills, Jim Glew, Jim Scott, Don Coleman, Ron PRICED FROM $49 UP The Seaforth pee-wees have started the season off on the right foot with their second win in as Many starts. After the first inning Seaforth led six to zot. The game proceeded slowly under a slight drizzle. , At the end of four innings Huron Park had crept up to within one run. Seaforth under hot pressure came through with three • runs in the fourth and fifth to open up a gap of six runs. At the end of Huron Park's. part of the sixth inning the game was called due to rain by head umpire Roger Bennewies. Final score Seaforth 12-Huron Park 6. Manager Moe (Mauch) Huard states that ,,the turning point of the game was his hunch to change pitchers even though his starter had produced well. Moe and his staff believe that the team has sharpened up since their last outing and is predicting that there is a fine season ahead for his great team. When the pressure was onthe hitters produced well and the pitchers allowed only three hits all game.- - • The management of the pee- wees would like to thank all those who came out to support the team. Next home game is on Thursday June llthj everybody is welcome. LINESCORE R H E Seaforth 12 , 7 3 Huron Park 6 3 4 %Shea (1-o), Bennett' Car- nodule Summerville (0-1),Scott, and Seymour. PEE-WEES STRETCH STREAK TO THREE The pee-wees stretched their winning streak to three games as they defeated Goderich eight to. two last Sunday night. Behind the one hit pitching of Bill O'Shea and Kevin Bennett and the big bats of Rick Scott', Terry Stephenson, and Ross Govier who together drove in six of Seaforth's eight runs. Seaforth burst out in the first inning with three runs and added three more in the fourth. With the help of the strong pitching, and good fielding they were able to keep Goderich off the scoreboard until, the fifth inning when they finally pushed across a run. Sea- forth scored two in the sixth. While Goderich struggled for their first hit of the game in the seventh which produced their se- cond run. Manager Moe (Mauch) and I quote says' "that his team, can produce runs at any time." He has high hopes that his hot bats can keep 'the streak alive tonight at the Lions Park. Game time 6:30. LINESCORE It • H E Seaforth 8- 10 2 Goderich 2 1 4 O'Shea (2-0), Bennett, and Car- nochan; Marshall (0-1), Williams, and Moody. St. Columban remained the only team with a perfect record as they blanked the Goderich Rangers 2-0 in a London & Dis- trict Soccer League game played at Seaforth on Saturday. St. Columban carried most of the play In the 1st hall and had many fine scoring chances, but the strong defensive play of Go- derich centre-half, Howie Gotts- chalk, and goalie, Carl Moller, held the game scoreless at half- time. In the and half, St, Columban continued to carry the play, with, Goderich being pressed in their own end constantly. St. Columban finally, scored mtd-way through the half when Gord Moylan dropped a corner kidk in front of the Ranger goal and George Love headed the ball into the top right corner of the net. St. Columban continued to press the attack aid Tom Love made it 2-0 when he deflected 'the ball past the Go- derich goalie late in the game. St. Cqlumban 'goalie, Paul O'Reilly, had a fairly easy night in recording his second shut-out of the season. The next St. Columban game will be in St. Mary's on Saturday June. 13th, with kick-off at 6:00 June 20th is an open date for St. Columban and they will play 'in London on June 027th -against Roma F.C. St. Columban line-up: Goal, Paul O'Reilly; Full-backs, Tom Melady, Brian Melady; Halves, Ron McClure, Paul Ma- Win TV in Local praw Mrs. G. N. Morenz of London won a T.V. at the I.G.A. in Sea- forth. She is the daughter of Mrs. Alex Finnigan. • Pot-Luck Supper Is Success Group I of Northside church held a pot-luck supper -in the church basement with 21 mem- bers and 13 visitors present. The president welcomed guests to the meeting and read a poem on ,Lei- 13 sure'. 13 Plans were made for two wed- 3 dings the group is catering for on 17 July 4th and August 7. Dawn Wood sang a solo accompanied by her mother. The speaker, Mrs. Haines, who recently moved here from Austrilia, told of life in her na- tive country and how food prices compared to those in Canada. Mrs. .Connell thanked the spea- ker. Fullarton Township Senior Boys Softball Schedule Granton at Motherwell 9:00 Bla.nshard at Munro '7:00 Tues. July 14 Whalen at Carlingford 7:00 MotherWell at Blanshard Munro at Fullerton 9:00 Sat, July 18 Munro at Granton Staffa at Whalen Carlingford at Goulds 9:00 Blanshard at Fullerton 7:00 Tues. July 21 Blanshard at Goulds 9:00 Motherwell at Whalen Granton at Fullerton 7:00 9:00 Sat. July 25 Whalen at Blanshard Goulds at Motherwell 7:00 Fullerton at Carlingford 9:00 Granton at Staffa Tues. July 28 Carlingford at Blanshard Motherwell at Staffa ‘Granton at Goulds 7:00 Whalen at Munro 9:00 Sat. Aug. 1 Fullerton at Motherwell 9:00 Granton at Carlingford 7:00 Staffa at Blanshard • Tuesi, Aug. 4 Goulds at Fullerton 7:00 Staffa at Munro 9:00 Granton at Whalen Fullarton ToWnship Junior Girls Softball Schedule Staffa vs. Motherwell* Goulds vs. Mitchell Fullarton vs. Carling- ford - Motherwell vs. Mitchell Goulds Vs. Fullarton* Carlingford vs.' Staffa Carlingford vs. Mother- well 9,p.m. - Mitchell vs. Fullarton* - Goulds vs. Staffa - Mitchell vs. Staffa - Fullarton vs. Motherwell* , Goulds vs. Carlingford - Stela vs Fullerton* - Motherwell ies GoUlds - Carlingford VS Mitchell - Motherwell vs Staffa first softball game next Monday night• at ?:00 p-m. The teams involved In the league are the Firemen, Main- street, Mechanics and Genesco. Genesco will meet the Fire- men at the recreation grounds - and Mainstreet will play the Me- chanics at the Lions Park. The teams will play seven innings and play on each succeed- ing Monday night throughout the summer, A temporary executive was chosen to draw up a shcedule and organize the league. Included are • Broome, Jack Muir, Torn Phillips Don Hulley, Bedford Taylor, Don Tremeer, James Wright, Pete Kling, Mac Webster, Brian Mc- Ash, George Reeves, Bob Wil- son, Bill ()thee and Jim Dick. Main Street: Ray Anstett,- Bob Beuttenmiller, Bob Dinsmore, Jack Price, Don Jefferson,Brian Fischer, Don Scrimagour, Bill Roberto!), _Finlayson, Dale Kennedy, Larry Gowan, John Groothcfis, Erin Bittore, Paul Morrisson, Pete Postill, Jack Ungarian, Joe Dick, Jack Eisler. Mechanics: Bill Teall, Vern Scott, Wayne Scott, Bill Mc- Laughlin, Moe Huard, Gary Os- borne, Bill Muir, Roger Ben- newies, Roy Mennen, Frank Bre- mner, Bob Papple, Bill Kerr, Bruce Falconer, Dave Miller, Rick Forhine, Charlie Scott, Doug. McAsh, Dick Burgess. Kick the , Habit June is busting out all over. With KICK THE. HABIT cam- paigns again& cigarette smok- ing. Christmas Seal associations across the country are.waging an intensive, month-long cam-, ' paign to urge smokers to chuck their cigarettes. For a day, a week, a month, For- ever,' hopefully. Becoming a nonsmoker Or takes practice. Most smokers try to quit once. And fail. And. try again and again. It's all practice and eventually they kick the habit or cut down drastically. But some heavy smokers simply have to quit • "cold turkey". They are so hungup on smoking that they have to make a dramatic and complete break. Smokers who quit success- fully adopt certain attitudes. They see quitting as a big plus and smoking as a major min • - us. Smokers who don't man- ' age to quit still see cigarettes as a kind of friend, always there when needed. In- con- trast, -these smokers resent being deprived of cigarettes. Thinking of quitting as a positive act instead of personal • deprivatidn makes the differ- ence. And one in every three persons who tries to quit suc- ceeds. More than 21 million Americans have now. kicked the habit. Two leaflets are available free from.your Christmas Seal association. ME ,QUIT, S;VIOK- ENG, Why? and ME QUIT SMOKING, HOW?— provides the special assist lots of smok- ers want. Your Association al- so has information about with- drawal prOgrams, and other antismoking activities. 0 Get in touch Huron - Perth Tuberculosis & , Respiratory Disease Association 121 Wellington Street Stratford, .Ont. a • P 27 - Mitchell vs Goulds* July '1 - Fullarton vs Goulds 9 p.m. ' 2 Mitchell vs mcanerwell* 2 Staffa vs Carlingforal 6 Motherwell vs Carlingford* 6 Fullarton vs Mitchell 8 Staffa vs Goulds* 9 Motherwell vs Fullerton - Staffa vs Mitchell 11 - Carlingford vs Goulds* 16 Goulds vs Mbtherwell 16 - Mitchellrdfov: 1'7 Carling- Fullerton vs Staffa * games played on the grass diamond. June ;11 11 11 18 19 22 22 22 25 25 25 27 Sat. June 13 Goulds at Blanshard Whalen at Motherwell 9:00 Carlingford at Munro 7:00 Fullerton at Granton Sat. June 20 Motherwell at Carlingford 9:00 Goulds at Munro 7:00 Blanshard at Staffa Whalen at Grantod Tues. June 23 Blanshard at Whalen Motherwell at Goulds 7:00 Carlingford at Fullerton 9:00 Munro at Staffa Sat. 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