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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1970-07-23, Page 3‘,\\\%.01.1."F'11': var ,kotoitt4 SALES c,47/t4e, SERVICE [WEVPOLE, P•me 527-1750 • SEAFORTH RON McCLURE 9 This is Ron's first year with St. Cplumban after. four years with Goder- ich of the L. D.S. A. As a forward and halfback with Goderich he scored 12 goals. This year he is playing halfback. He is also 'a veteran of the Huron League where he played with, Winthrop. Ron is 31,4 single, and lives at R.R.#4, Walton. ita "FORE!" PRI GAO ,.1 V BUY YOUR BUTTER & EGGS Wholesale at Finnlgans Over 400,000 Canadians are us- ing the services of the Investors . Syndicate Ltd: For information phone us. D HOLNIMS MIS Deer Park - Circle,London 1.6005 SYNDICATE LIMITED SEAFORTH MONUMENT WORKS All Types of CEMETERY MEMORIALS OPFN DAILY T. PRYDE- & SON- Inquiries, arc, invited — Telephone Numbers: EXETER 235-0620 CLINTON 482.9421 ' SEAFORTH: Contact Willis Olinda: Or Bill Pinder 5271314 Bus. 5274750. 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Hp„, fit; *Olisiyok sg4Foiripli, ON*, 414Y 23,1 "News of the Seaforth Lawn Bowling Club • St. Columban and Lepdon Yugoslav Canadians played a 2-2 tie in a London and District Soccer League game played at Greenway Park in London on Saturday. Si. Columban pressed to the attack from the opening whistle and opened the scoring • after ten Minutes of the 1st half when Ken Flanagan fired a hard low shot from 30 yards out that caught the Yugoslav goalie by surprise to give St. Columban a • • merit: HUNGARIAN PARTRIDGE In the counties of Brant, Duf- ferin, Elgin, Haldimand, Halton, Middlesex, Norfolk, Oxford, Perth, Waterloo, Wellington and Wentworth in the Regional Muni- cipality of Niagara and in the townships of Hay, Stephen and Us- • borne in Huron County, the sea- sin will run frdin OctOber 3, 19'70' ' t6 November 2.4 1970E(bothil.n:vi elusive). • , • In Kent and Essex Counties, from October 21, 1970 to Novem- ber 21, 1970 •(both inclusive). In Lambton County, there will be no open season in 1970, fol- lowing an introduction of wild- trapped Hungarian partridge from eastern Ontario. No Hun- garian 'partridge existed in Lambton prior to this introduc- tion of partridge in March 1970. In the remainder of Ontario:- 41 Saturday, September- 26, 1970 to Saturday, November 21, 1970 (both inclusive). Bag 'limit - 8 per day. Pos- session limit - GROUSE . Open seasons and bag limits are similar to those in effect in • recent years. For ruffed grmise, spruce grouse; sharptailed grouse and ptarmigan the seasons esta- blished are as follows: For the southwestern counties of Brant, Dufferin, Elgin, Essex, Haldimana, Halton, Kent, Lamb- ton, Middlesex, Norfolk, Oxford, Perth, Waterloo, Wellington and Wentworth, the townships of Hay, Stephen and UsbOrne" in Huron County and the Regional Munici- pality of Niagara, the grouse sea- son will run from Saturday, Oc- tober 3, 1970 to Tuesday, Decem- • ber 15, 1970. In the remainder of the Pro- vince, including Grey and Bruce Counties, the northern portion of Huron County and. all _of south- central and southeastern Ontario, the season extends from Satur- day, September 26, 1970 to Tues- day,„Deceinber 15, 1970. Bag and possession limits for all four species are the same as in 1969, and are as follows: Ruffed grouse and Spruce Grouse - 5 per day An the aggre- gate, with a possession limit of, • 15 in the aggregate. Sharptailed Grousp - 5 per day. Possession limit 15. Ptarmigan - 5 per day. Pos- session limit 15. In 1969, the ruffed grouse, On- S • •The,, following open seasons for 1970 have been announced by' the Lands and Forests Depart- a 1 - 0 lead. St. Columban 'con- tinued to press but the Yugoslav goalie came up with fine saves on Tom Love, Gerald Ryan and George Love, the latter on a point , blank shot that the goalie just deflected over the top cross bar at tie last second. London tied the score midway through the half when their left-winger passed to the centre forward who scored into the top left corner of the St. Columban net, just out of reach of goalie Paul O'Reilly. St. Columban moved ahead .2-1 when Tom Love centred the ball from the left wing and with Gerald Ryan and the Yugoslav goalie both going for the high ball, it bounced loose and George Love fired the ball into the unguarded Yugoslav net.George Love scored again moments later but the referee called the play off-side deep in the London end to make it 2 - 1 at half-time. The Yugo- slav team came on strong in the second half but the St. Columban defence and goalie Paul O'Reilly came up with many fine saves. St. Columban also had fine chances to add to the score with both Gerald Ryan and Tom Love having break aways from centre field but neither could score, with their shots just a little off target. London tied the score at 2 - 2 with about 15 minutes left in the game when St. Columban full-back Tom Ivielady had his clearing shot blocked by another player and the ball bounced to a Yugoslav player who scored from the St. Columban goal line with goalie Paul O'Reilly having no Softies Play Again In a Swinging Softies Ladies softball league. game played July 21 at the Public School, the Bare Ones defeated the Hippy House- wives 26 to 25. Games are scheduled every Tuesday —evening -at 7:15 et the Public School." If the game is rained out on Tuesday, it will then be played the following even- ing, weather permitting. STUDENT DRIVER chance on the play. Both teams had chances to win the game but couldn't beat either goalie, with the game ending in a 2 -2 tie. The next St. Columban game will be a big one for the local squad when they host London Scottish on Saturday, July 25th with kick-off at 6:00 p.m. at the Seaforth District High School field. Scottish presently lead the league with 13/points and St. Columban have II points but St. Columban have 2 games in hand on the Scottish team. St. Columban line-up - .Goal - Paul O'Reilly ; Full backs- Tom Melady, Brian Melady; Halves - Ken Coyne, Paul Malone, -Ron McClure; Forwards-George Love, Ken Flanagan, Gerald Ryan, Gord Moylan, Tom Love; Alt. - Dave McInally, Bob Young.. - Hibbert League Is Active The Hibbert Baseball League has been active this week with games being played in all _divisions. • In a game played Friday in the junior girls division, Dublin Town defeated Hibbert South, 33-27. The game was played at the new South Hibbert Ball Park in ,Crom - arty. Jr. boys play 'this week saw Staffa South losh to Staffa North on 'Thursday. The score was 21- 12 at the South Hibbert BaIl Park. Also in the junior boys division, a • game played at Croniarty resulted in a 33-25 win for Staffa Town over Staffs Line on Saturday. On Saturday,, the Senior Boys from Whalen's Corners defeated Staffa 22 - 10 in a game played at Kirkton. The Staffa senior boys were also defeated in a game played Thursday against Ful- lerton. The final score was 19-11. The game was played at the Ful- lerton Ball. park and was part of. the Fullerton Baseball League schedule. Staffa Ball Parkas the scene Friday for a junior girls game played in the Fullerton League.. Fullerton 'won the contest by a score of ,31-23. The weather lately has not been very favourable for bowling. Several out of town tournaments have had to be cancelled, also our ladies' tournament • was again cancelled last Wednesday. , Thursday night was good bow- ling and high for the ladies saw' Ella Munrb 1st and Mae Habkirk 2nd. Tom PhilliPs headed the men with Norman Riehl second. Satur- day evening it was Marguerite Walden first with Pat Bennett, a new bowler, coming second. Art Finlayson and Ed Andrews won for the mea. Tuesday night Mae Habkirk was again high for the ladies with Ella Munro second and for the men Norman Riehl, another new bowler, Genie first with Jack Muir a close second. Wednesday is the Westing- house men's doubles tou'rnamsnt here in Seaforth, so we hope for a good day and a good turnout of bowlers, both local and out of town. The ladies plan to send a team to Wingham on Wednesday to their ladies' trebles tourna- ment. • August, 1st will be the watch tournamet here in Seaforth and we Wipe for-aSTgabd a crowd as last year. Next Tuesday night, July 28th, will be pot-luck supper and bow- ling after. Plan to attend as many as possible. Smile of our men are' planning on going to Hanover on Saturday. Good bowling all until next week! Girls Set For Exeter Game Fully Certified 1967 'Chev. "8" • Belaire Sedan, P.S., J68614 1967 Rambler Rebel Sdan, J68391 1965 Mercury "8" Sedan, P.S. & P.B. J68380 1965 Pontiac "6" Sedan, J68-926 1965 Chev. Sedan, Std., J68-580, $775 1963 Ford XL, Hardtop, J68-608 1965 Chev. Belaire Sedan, A.T., J67-212 • Lot Open Evenings to 9 p.m. "Serving Seaforth, and District Since 1940" Meet The. ST. COLUMBAN SOCCER TEAM Announce Season For Game Birds tario's most popular game bird, was at relatively low population levels acrossrnauch of the Pro- vince. Weather aitring the nesting and brooding Season was very poor for grouse for the second consecutive year, There was evi- ' dence that these birds were on the downswing Ithase of their 10-year population cycle in some areas. If good weather occurs in May and June, however, and chick survival, is' good, an improvenient in hun- ting success may occur this year. HunterS should' look for predic- • WM& publiShedby the DepartMent following the summer field sea- son. 'PHEASANT With minor exceptions, sea- son's are similar to those in effect in 1969. October 3, 1970 to De- cember 15,_ 1970 (both inclusive). In Durham County - the bag limit will be three birds of any sett per day; shooting hours are from 8 a.m. to 1/2 hour after sun- set. October 14, 1970 toNoVember 11, 1970 (both inclusive). In the counties of Brant, Dufferin, El- gin, Haldimand, Halton, Middle- sex, Norfolk, Oxford, Perth, Wa- terloo, Wentworth and Welling- ton; and in the townships of Hay, Stephen and Usborne in Huron COurity. Bag limit, three birds per day, one of which may be a hen. Shooting hours, 8 a.m. to 1/2 hour after sunset. Read the AdvertiseMents — It's a Profitable Pastime! The Brucefield Ladies' Soft- ball Team, coached by Bruce Korton and Vic HargreaVes, has won three straight games. The girls defeated Mitchell by the lopsided score of 14 to 3 and were victorious over Shakes- peare 7 to 5 in play last week. Sunday night the Brucefield team beat Exeter 15 to 9. The next game will be played Thursday, July 23, at Brucefield. Exeter will provide the OPposi- WkNr -AMS 'BR'ING" QUICK RESULTS: ?fat 521-0240 tion.