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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1970-07-09, Page 7,Nc,,w,o of 1he Seaforth Lawn 13 KNOW YOUR NATURE WHY PO A265 BOLT THEIR ,F,00D WHILE oni ANIMALS E/4)- 41- LEISURE ? - - 80146 OF THE WOLF FiRMILy THE Do6 HAS WOLF HABITS. ThEy NUFIT pRCKS OHO THE WOLF MUST EAT FAST oR LOSE SNARE OF ING KILL-. JQ Ken. Doig of Seaforth won the _Galt__ Country. _Club -Invitational Golf Taurnament -for the fourth time Vint years 40 Satudev., *RhoOting a par 71 On the eigh- teen hol e course, he beat Jerry Kesselring of Kitchener who lost . two strokes when his tee shot on the sixteenth landed in a water hazard. He finished one over at 72. Mr. Doig won a set of irons for his first place finish, the se- cond this year. He also won the Thames, .Valley Invitational "in London and •as well has two se- conds to his credit this year. He was second at the Maitland In- vitational at Goderich and second at Owen Sound and placed third in a tournament at the Stratford Golf and Country Club. London and District Soccer, SARNIA RANGERS vs. ST. COLUMBAN on SATURDAY JULY llth at 6 p.m., at ‘'Sesiforth District High School Field Meet The ST. COLUMBAN SOCCER TEAM KEN COYNE Ken is in his third year with theSt.Colum- ban Soccer Club. He plays half-back. Ken at- tended Clinton Secon- dary School and now works for Bell Tele- phone Co. He is 21, single, and lives at RR2, Staffa. PHILCO COLOUR TV WITH THE INDUSTRY'S MOST ,COMPREHENSIVE WARRANTY FROM $549Av MADE IN CANADA by CANADIANS PHILCO CT * COSMETIC COLOR EIRCUIT * ENGINEERED FOR QUALITY * HTIIOGNH QUALITY YOKE AND PIN-CUSHION CORREC- PUISE REGULATED HIGH VOLTAGE CIRCUIT * PERFORMANCE PROVED COOL CHASSIS • A.C.T. (Auto-lock Channel Tuning) * CONSTANT FOCUS VOLTAGE CIRCUIT * 20,000 HOUR CHANNEL INDICATOR LIGHT • WILCO TRANSISTORIZED SOLID STATE SIGNAL SYS- TEM * FURNITURE STYLING SEAFORTH ELECTRONICS (Formerly Stannah's TV) 17 Spading at John Phone 527-1150 FOOD MARKET* SMITH'S *PERIOR) SPECIALS FOR Thursday - Friday - Saturday Kellogg's CORN FLAKES King Size 16-oz. pkg. 390 Kadana - Bonus Cell& Bag of 120 TEA BAGS I. 690 Ros9 Brand Sweet Mixed PICKLES, 15-oz. jar 300 Blue Bonnet Coloured MARGARINE 3 lb. pkg. 990 York Kam . LUNCHEON MEAT, 12-oz. tin 420 PRODUCE USA No. 1 Santa Rosa 'PLUMS per lb. 250 2 for 29 2 f°r 290 Ontario Bunch BEETS Ontario Slicing CUCUMBERS ' FOR ADDITIONAL SPECIALS SELE LONDON FREE PRESS THURSDAY Smith's Phone 527.0990 Free Delivery • THE HURON EXPOSITgler!SEAFORTH'INTJ 4."4‘f Marys a rink skipped by Erick Matzold placed third. In men's doubles at Exeter a rink of John Patterson and Fred Tilley placed second and at Mitchell's M 141.M a rink skipped by Art Finlayson placed second. This Wednesday, weather permitting, there will be a ladies' trebles tournament in Seaforth with men's doubles in Clinton. Tuesday nignt this week a good turnout was on hand for the mixed jitney with winners as follows: Ladies: 1st Elsie Dinsmore; 2nd Thelma'Dale. Men's: 1st Art Finlayson; 2nd Norman Riehl. Our lawn mower has been in- disposed, but thanks to our neigh- bour, Clinton Club, we have been able to borrow one. Saturday sees tournaments coming 'up in both Wingham and Stratford. St. Columban Drops Game Plays at Home on Saturday Staff members from the Kilbarchan Nursing_ Home in Seaforth and the Queensway Nure1ng Home in Henson recently completed an eight week St. John's Ambulance course in home nursing care. Shown here after the presentation of Certificates and Caps are: Back row, left to tight, Mrs. .Lois Hodgert, Mrs. Doris Muir, Mra. Thelma Bode, MisSlinne Downey, Mrs. Veronica Meidinger and Mr. W..A. Hodgert. Front row, Mrs. Winona Pipe, Mrs. Shirley Coleman, Mrs. Grace Sararap, Miss Dianne Dalton and Mrs. Mildred Hoshart. Mrs. Hodgert was the examiner for the coursd. The Hodgerts are the owners-administrators of the Kilbarchan Nursing Home and the pre- sentation ceremonies took place at their residence, North Main Street, Seaforth, on Friday. (Staff Photo) A There has been a great deal of activity on the greens lately and Monday evening saw eight greens in play for the, men's doubles tournament. Winners were: • 1st Art Colson (Clinton) - 3w plus 16 - 34; 2nd Arnold Fisher (Goderich) - 9w plus 7 - 35; 3rd Jack Patterson (Seaforth) - 2w plus la - 41; 4th Ed Wood (Strat- ford) - 2w plus 12 - 34; 5th Art ' Finlayson (Seaforth) - 2w plus 6 - 30. Last Tuesday evening there • were twenty-two attending the pot-luck supper with thirty-two " bowling after. Your reporter apo- logizes for misplacing her paper with the winners names on It for last week. Our members have been pa- tronizing out of town tournaments ▪ and in a mixed trebles at St, PEE WEES The Seaforth Pee Wee base- ball team attended a Legion spon- sored tournament in Hespeler Saturday, but were defeated by Walkerton by a score of 4 to 2. The, boys were to play two games, but rain forced the can-, collation of the second round in, the tournament. While in regular league play the team is sponsored by the Op- timists, for this tournament the Seaforth branch of the Legion be- * came their sponsor for the day.-z Teams attended from Walker- ton, •K nc ardi**Hespe ler&I chell, ListoWel and Seaforth. INDUSTRIAL BALL The Seaforth• Industrial Base- ball League played its third round * of games Monday night. The Legion defeated the Tea- chers 17 to.12 while the Mecha- nics crushed:Genesco by the lop- sided score of 41 to 3. In the third game, it was Fireman 18, Main- street 8. The Firemen are in first place • with a record of 3 wins and no losses for 6 points. The Legion and Mechanics are tied for se- cond with records of 2 and one - 4 points each - while liainStreet and Teachers Jointly hold third with one win and two losses. for 2 * points. Genesco is- in the cellar with no points and a record -of three losses and no wins. The games , are played each Monday. night at the Lions Park, the recreation grounds and the public school grounds, weather - permitting. • 111 ST-AFFA JUVENILES The Staffa Juvenile . boys' baseball team has lost three straight games this past week. On June 27,• the boys were de- feated by 'Motherwell by a score of 7-6 in 'a game played at Ful- * larton Park. Goulds beat the boys from Staffa 21-7 on June '30, and on Tuesday night, Staffa dropped another game to Motherwell. ' The next game will be at home in Staffs on Sattirday night against 4 li 4 London Croatia downed St. Columban 3-1 in a London & District Soccer game which was the 1st round for the Sinosic Me- morial Trophy. The game was played at the Glendale Sports Centre in London on a field that was covered with water following heavy rains on Saturday. Croatia opened the scoring mid-way through the 1st half when a long shot hit a water puddle in front of the St. Columban goal and instead of bouricing to goalie Paul O'Reilly, the ball slid along the ground into the corner of the net. St. Columban tied the score at 1-1 about ten, minutes later when Paul Malone passed the ball to Gord Moylan who set up Gerald Ryan on the left wing with Gerald scoring on a hard low ,shot just inside the right goal post of the Croatia goal. In the last minute of the 1st half a Croatia player fired a shot that was heading into the too left corner of the St. Columban net, • but Brian Melady made a fine di- ving save, deflecting the ball over the goal with his hand. This re- sulted in a penalty shot. The 'Croatia player fired a hard shot for the right corner but goalie Paul O'Reilly made a sensational save. The referee, however, ruled that O'Reilly had moved before the ball was shot and the penalty was taken over. This time the ball was fired into the left 'side of the net to make it 2-1 for Croatie at half-time. St. Columban put up a deter- mined drive in the 2nd half in an effort' to tie the score but were unable to beat the Croatia goalie who made fine saves on Gerald Ryan, Tom Love and Brian Me- lady from close in. In the latter stages of the game with St. Columban players all playing up field, the Croatia left- winger got a break-away from centre-field and raced in to score from close in. This made the fi- nal score Croatia 3, St. Columban .1 and eliminated St. Columban from play for the Sinosic Me- morial Trophy with each game being a sudden death affair. The next St. Columban game will be Saturday, July 11th, when Sarnia Briarwood Rangers will play here with kick-off at 6:00 p.m. at the Seaforth District High School field. On July 18th, St. Columban will be in London to play Yugoslav Canadian and July 25th will be a home game with Softies Play In a' Swinging Softies ladies softball league garde played June 30 at Recreation Grounds, the Hippy Housewives defeated the Bare Ones'22 to 14. , On Tuesday' night of this week the Bare Ones reversed the re- sult and, defeated the Hippy Housewives 42-11. Games are scheduled every Tuesday evening at 7:15,,p,rn. at the Recreation Grounds. ' London Scottish to play here.'°' St. Columban line-up: Goal, Paul O'Reilly; Full-backs, Tom' Melady, Brian Melady; Halves, Murray McClure, Pahl Malone, Ron McClure; Forwards, George Love, Dave Mclnally, Tom Love, Gord Moylan, Gerald Ryan. Alt., Bob Young, Ken Coynce, Ken Flanagan. Hensall Cduncil' (Continued from page 1) wers until further investigation has been carried out on streams in the vicinity. ReeveJaques presented a re- quest from the P.U.C. that the members be alldwed $15 plus expenses for time spent at mee- tings or conventions in the in- terest of the P.U.C. and Council/ agreed. Council • granted the Hu- ron County Historical Society the sum of $10 and agreed to add a clause to the existing fire agreement to be reviewed again in 5 years time. The wage of Frank Parsons for caretaking at the dump is to. be raised to $1.65 per hour, a 15C raise. Councillor Knight raised the subject of holidays for the village clerk, Earl Campbell, and was told that the clerk had not been able to take holidays for several years. Council agreed to Make arrangements for„,the clerk to take holidays but Mr. Campbell assured triern his job is such that it would be difficult for a stran- ger to take over for a short per- iod of time. Council was unani- lhoue thatritie ,trIbPle fN" entitled A. to 4% of his rages for the years 1968-69-70 if he does riot in- tend taking holidays. Mr. 'Camp- bell told Council it should be looicing for a new clerk as his duties will terminate as of Ja- nuary 1st, 1971. The clerk pre- - sented a mid-term report to Council and reported that to date receipts' have been $6,490.92 but expenditures have been $43,297.98. Balance on hand is $19,000. Those who had taken the tour with county council agreed it had been most informative and edn- cational. Building permfts Were issued to the following: Lewis Clarke - siding; -Archie Noakes - chimney; E. Chipchase - renovate house; P. L.. McNaughton - railing on verandah; J. G. Lavender - work 'shop; Keith Buchanan - siding; Leonard Ey!? - renovate veran- dah; Ron Wareing - install toi- lets; Harry Klungel - renovate house. Specifications for a new fire hall completed by Fire, Chief David Sangster were'approved. Bills and accounts in the amount of $29,265.60 were or- dered paid and Council adjourned to meet again on Tuesday, Aug. 4. ti Slims, straights or bells, in plains, stripes or plaids, 160 pairs from brokki size ran- ges that we must clear out. You could afford to bury sev- eral pair at this crazy price. Size range from 30 to 44, but mostly 30 to 36. Hurry for these pants et SAVE UP TO 50*/0 Round neck, V neck or polo collar style, cool open knit and terry shirts with short sleeves. Sizes S-IM-L-XL. .SPEC1AL CLEARANCE . 3.95 5.95 MEN'S, SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS Our entire stock of short sleeve sport shirts goes on sale at 20% off. Choose from plain or pattern in regular or jacaet style. Regular &95 to 6.95 for 3.16 to 5.55. DISCOUNT GREAT SUMMER CLEARANCE BOYS' SHORT SLEEVE, $3.98 SPORT SHIRTS Take your pick of regular 3.29 to 3.98, this season's sport shirts at one discount price. Sizes 8 to' 16 years. Plains, stripes, pais- -leys, perma-press: -A-LL Stimmimi4DRESSES • • • • • •:$ • • • •i74 .-• • • • at,20% off . ALL LADIES' SPORTS WEAR at 20% off SPRING COATS & ALL. WEATHER COATS 20% off ALL SWIM WEAR, Ladies,' Men's, & Boys' 20% off Hi Kids! I'M 'GIVING AWAY FREE'' Vika and other prizes! Fullarton. The teams are part of the Fullarton Juvenile League. Ken Doig Wins Golf Series All this season's popular shades and patterns, to be cleared out at one big dis- count. Sizes 30 to 44 waist. Regular 4.95 to 7.95 SPECIAL 20% Discount Regular 4.95 to 10.95 SHORT SLEEVE KNIT SHIRTS "H atch for my Saliqy Contest 'in' this' newspaper" AP AN.,0141,