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The Huron Expositor, 1970-09-24, Page 5Choose from plain navy, gold, green or 'brown, double breasted blazers with plain or striped pants . . . or dressy checked jackets with blending plain pants, slim or flare style. They're a bargain at ON LEFTOVER 7grs 1971• Car Prices Up SAVE Buy 1970 Models ,, We Have the Following Models in Stock 1 BISCAYNE "6" A.T. SEDAN 1 BISCAYNE "8" A.T. SEDAN 2 BELAIRE "8" A.T. SEDANS 1 CHEVELLE "8" H.T., A.T. 2 CHEVELLE A.T. SEDANS SPECIALt sedion 1969 CHEV. "8", A.T., P., 6,000 miles 4 GAGt04/3 'CW71,0011? S21-t"/S0 • SEAFORTH Lot Open Rvenings to 9 p.m. "Serving Seaforth and District Since 1940" o•• kiyaort.0010$1!SR, .Slukritirtig • - s Tli& Sean timed Softball;: eague has eempleted its act tivities for this year. The spo Ones won the trophy dona..tect the Commercial Hotel atter 74.0.;- Ong the best of three play.(44. with the Hippy lloydewives. 771,9 play-off scores were:, 'first gerne. Hare Ones 24, Hippy HousewivOS 19; Hippy Housewives 13, pare Ones 12; , Bare Ones 60, Hippy Housewives 28. The season will officially end on Friday night when presentatiop of the trophy will take place during a banquet at 'the Commercial Hotel. The banquet, is scheduled for 7 o'clock. St. Columban came up with a • strong scoring attack as they downed London Yugoslav Cana- dians 5 - 2 in a London and District Soccer League game played • in Seaforth on Saturday. By virtue of the win, St. Columban 'are now all alone in first place with a record of 10 wins, 2 losses and 1 tie, for 21 points. London Scottish have 19 points and London Roma have 18., St. Columban have 5 league games remaining and nextSatur- day will be one of the most important games when they will play London Scottish in London. The game was just five min- utes old when the Yugoslays, with a fine series of passes, worked the ball into the St. Columban end and scored from directly in front of the St. Columban goal with goalie Paul O'Reilly having no chance on the play. St. Col- * umban came right back five utes later when Paul Malone passed the ball to Gerald Ryan but his hard low shot was blocked at the right corner by the Yugoslav goalie. The ball bounced across the goal-mouth and George Love fired the ball into • the open side of the Yugoslav net to make it 1-1. The remainder of the first half saw scoring chances at both ends buCthe half ended in a tie. St. Columban came on strong in the second half and moved ahead 2-1 when Gerald Ryan A good entry both local and out of town were present on Sat- urday for the annual harvest • tournament in Seaforth. lstplace went to Bill Brown and Ella Munro with 3 w plus 25 -5 2 ; 2nd, Art Finlayrion and Janet Ford with 3 w plus 25 - 47; 3rd, Mark 'Gilliland and Mae liabkirk, 3 w plus 10 - 34; 4th, Bert and Rosamond Garrett (Clinton), 2 w plus 19 - 43; 5th, Eric. Matzold and Betty Til- ,C ley, 2 w plus 16 - 39; 6th, Harris Bell and partner (Elora),2w plus 16 - 39; 7th, Jack Patterson and Helen Connell, 2 w plus 16 36. • St. Columban Continues Drive for Championship Shown above is the Legion team in the Seaforth Industrial Fastball League. Back row (left to right) Bill Smith, Rick Fortune, Bill O'Shea, Ray Henderson, Jack Eisler, Lloyd, • Eisler and Paul Morrison. Front row, Frank Phillips, John Sinnamon, Charlie Woods, Don Kunder, Ray Melanson and Jim Southgate. The team is currently playing Mainstreet in the league semi-finals. (Staff Photo) • • SPORTS Under the direction of Mr. Johnston and Mr. Ed. Feiss, this year's soccer team is well on" its way-to success. The boys have been out practising hard and getting in shape after school. The members of "the team will be , chosen some time in the near future arid: the boys will begin final, preparations for the apr proaching season. Good luck, team 1 Othet boys seeh outside the school running around are our prospective football stars.The first football game 'of the year is' scheduled for this Thursday. We hope to see a good represent- ation of the student body out there cheering the boys on from. the new bleachers which ;flys- : teriously grew up on the side- lines of our football field some- time during the Summer. Classes have commenced' once more and the rooms at SDHS are full of busy students and teachers. The days of swim- ming and sunning are over. The coming weeks will be spent at- tending classes, doing lessons and studying. Alarm clocks have been take n out of storage as symbols of the routine which will again have to be followed. The 'educating process is again in progress. Several changes ,have taken place this year at SDHS. Five classes of new grade nine stud- ents have joined our "happy throng", and are already quite well orientated. Some new rules have been set doWn by the ad- ministration. Unlike last year's system, attendance for all senior students will be checked morning and afternoon, and there will be no more legal class-skipping. This has made quite a difference to many a student who had grown accustomed to the idea that his time was his own to spend in Whatever ways seemed most beneficial and/or enjoyable' to him. However, ,almost all students have noWadjusted to the idea that school is school, and classes are to be attended. Restrictions have been placed on admittance to the school li- brary during the day, and no one is allowed to loiter in the halls or washrooms at any time. Rr)has it that a punch clock maven he placed in each' of the washrooms. Apart from these few new and somewhat binding Niles, the system remains the same as it has been in previous years. Sea- forth District will continue to process and crank out the finished product - the educated2 Goal, Paul O'Reilly; Full-backs, Tom Melady, Ron McClure; Halves, Dave McInally, Paul Ma- lone, Murray McClure; For- wards, George Love, Ken Flana- gan, Tom Love,"13rian Melady, Gerald Ryan; Alt., Gord Moylan, Ken Coyne, Bob Young. The Seaforth District High School Golden Bears were hard at it in practise Monday afternoon. Here the ball carrier follows blocking through the line during a scrimmage ,The season starts to-day with a home game against Goderich at 2:30 at the S.D.H.S. field. (Staff Photo) • Correspondent Margaret Elligsen Mainstreet Is Leading The cheerleading squad is already hard at work and will be rooting for our teams at all of the home games this year. Selected by Miss Weller, Mrs. Tymshychyn and Miss Harris, the members of the new squad are: Donna Horne, Ruth Ann Dunlop, Liz Ball, Marg. Ellig- sen, Sue Hildebrand, Sandra Johnston, Terry Kunz, Joanne Melanson, Barb Milli', Gayle Munro, Rosemary Newnham, • Dianne Phillips, Dena Wey. CINE CLUB Doug,, Wey, a grade 13 stu- dent, has been elected president of the Cine Club. During the course of the year, the club will sponsor full-length movies to be shown for the public at the school. Some very. popular movies have already been booked. Last year, the nine club was one of the school's most suc- cessful extra-curricular func- tions, and promises to be bigger and better than ever this year. TRUMPET BAND The girls' trumpet band has been quite busy spreading its fame this fall. It was featured at the Blyth Steam Show on t eptember 11, and also played The Mainstreet team took a 2 - I lead in the best of fiv0 semi-finals of the Seaforth Lai dustrial Fastball League on Sun. day afternoon when they defeated the Legion, by a score of 14 to 5. The game was very close in the 'early innings, but in the top of the fifth Bob McKellar hit a bases loaded triple to start Main- street on a scoring binge. The series was rained out on Tuesday and will continue tonight, weather permitting, at 7 o'clock at the Lions Park. The fifth and final game will be played Sunday, if necessary At' 2 P.M. The list of athletic activities of S.D.H.S. for this fall was announced this week 'by Miss Marianne Weiler. Events in,- elude Sr. boys football, Jr.boys soccer, boys and girls golf, Jr. 'arid St.-boys Jr. and Sr..- girls basketball and boys and girls cross-country. Sept. 24 Oct. 1 . Oct. 8 . Oct. 15 Oct. 2 3 Oct. 2 9 GAME TIME is 2:00 p.m. , Thtrs. Oct. 1 Stratford N.W. ;at SEAFORTH Tues. Oct. 6 p Mitchell at SEAFORTH Tues. Oct.13" SEAFORTH at Stratford Central Fri. Oct.I 6 Goderich at SEAFORTH Tues. Oct.2 0 SEAFORTH at Clinton Tues. Oct.2 7 Listowel at SEAFORTH Thurs. Oct:2 9 SEAFORTH at Wingham Thurs. Nov. 5 SEAFORTH at St. Marys Tues. Nov:1,0 SEAFORTH at SOuth Huron Semi-final play-off date Friday, November 13 Final play-off dates Tuesday,. NOvember 17 ' Thursday,November 19 SDHS Announces Fall Schedules HURON - PERTH GIRLS' BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Goderich at SEAFORTH Central at SEAFORTH ..SEAFORTH at Listowel SEAFORTH at Soutfilluron SEAFORTH at Mitchell St. Marys at SE AFORTH SINGLE GAMES at 2:30 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE a penings It, was perfect weather on Sunday for the annual Seaforth Branch 156 Royal Canadian Legion golf tournament at Doig's course. Shown between rounds Are (left) Mrs. M. Storey, Mrs. R. Doig, Mrs. L. Leonhardt, Mrs. Lloyd Rowatt, Mrs. John Patter- son and Mrs. Chas. Wood. ' (Photo by Phillips) Although the full schedule is not complete Jr. boys soccer was to start yesterday. The golf tournament will be held to- morrow at the Mitchell Golf Course. The boys volleyball tournament will,,,be held Satur- day, October 31st. ' The football and girls -basketball schedules follow. at. the MildmaY Fall Fair on Wednesday, September 16. And what would our own 125th An- nual Seaforth Fall Fair have been without the girls to lead the parade to the fair grounds? The band has accepted several invitations for • the future in- cluding the Brussels. Fall Fair- this Friday, and the Internat- ional. Plowing Match fo take place in Lindsay, Ontario, in inid-October. ,STUDENTS' COUNCIL The executive and student representatives of the students' council have been quite active in planning this term's activit- ies.' They have decided there will be no magazine or choc- olate bar campaigns this year,' but have in mind 'other projects, and are open for suggestions and comments from the student body. NEW STAFF MEMBERS Three new teachers have been added to the staff of SDHS. They are Miss Harris , or the Com- mercial Department, Mn2 John- ston, the boys' Phys. Ed. tea- cher, and Mr. Allen, of the Math Department. We welcome them to SDHS and wish them all possible success in the coming year. LEGION NOTES Seaforth Legion Howling League gets underway on Friday, October 2nd at 7 p.m. All teams are • filled. Need spares. The league will start to -count first night. carried the ball up the left wing and led a break away pass to Tom, Love who cut in through centre and fired is low drive that went just inside the right goal-pbst. St. Columban contin- ued to press the attack and upped the score to 3-1 when Gord Moylan passed to Brian Melady who broke in on the left side and fooled the Yugoslav goalie with a quick shot into the bottom left corner of the London net. The Yugoslays closed the gap to 3-2 about five minutes later after some fine passing in the St. Columban end and scored from Close in. St. Columban came right back and a long high shot by Tom Love, from,,sentre field, caught the London goalie by sur- prise as it dropped in, just under the top cross bar to make it 4-2. St. Columban counted their final goal near the end of the genie when George Love broke down 'the right wing and dropped a lead pass to Brian Melady, who broke in and scored his second goal of the night. Final score, St. Columban 5, Yugo- slays 2. The St. Columban vs. London Scottish game on.Saturday, Sept- ember 26 will be at 3:p.m. at Huron Heights Sports Field in London. St. Columban line-up; High winner of two game losses was Archie Ferguson and part- ner (Walkerton). Winner' of the spider was Elgin Smith of Atwood. Due to inclement weather there was no jitney bowling on Tuesday evening but four ladieg took part in ladies doilbles in Sarnia. Sunday saw several of our bowlers at the St. Marys mixed trebles tournament. Wednesday afternoon the lad- les are going to try and hold their, .tournament for. tga McLean trophy. BUDGET PRICED BOYS' BLAZERS "Fashion-Wise" double breasted blazers for that look just like the young men's. Colors are blue and green. Tailoring and finish' is the Don't compare with cheap imports -,4 a .g,& 10 16.95- -12r 14,. 16 1 8 .95 ci'IloVS'• DRESS PANTS;ftiltiaTress 7.50 - 9.95 Plains- Stripes BOYS' LONG SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS New Stripes and Plain Shades NEW, LONG SLEEVE COTTON SWEATERS FOR BOYS Shades of gold, green, cherry and brown cotton sweaters with matching corduroy or plush fronts and round neck ' style with contrast trim. Sizes 8 to 18. -BOys' Stanfield's SHIRTS & BRIEFS 95c ea, Boys' Tiger Brand SHIRTS & BRIEFS 79c Boys' Stanfield's THERMAL TOPS & LONGS 1.50 & 1.95 Boys' GYM and DRESS SOX 69c to 1.10 Boys' GYM 'SHORTS 1.49 to 1.65 Witfili You Want Quality Always Mop At High School football starts today with a home game at 2:30 in which the Golden Bears take on the - perennially strong Goderich team. The public is invited to attend the games played at Seaforth District High School field. The girls basketball schedule will be 'played this fall rather than in the winter so the girls will have some fall ' athletic activity. Volleyball will take up the winter months. On the National scene it looks like Montreal might take the Eastern CFL title if their win over the Argos on Sunday is any indication. BY the' looks of it, Montreal is the better team. The Americas Cup Yachting series is turning into a farce with a series of sour grapes protests issuing from both the American and Australian entries. The incident Monday after which the Australians win was taken away and awarded to the Americana. even had all the attributes for a minor international incident. Questions about the race were raised in. the Australian House of Commons and the government sent the crew of the Australian boat a telegram of encouragement. It's amazing what whole countries will argue about these days. - The local sports scene has been quiet this week with only one game in the Indtistrial League to report. If the series goes five games the final' one Sunday afternoon should be very good and provide excellent entertainment for the leagues growing numbers of follower. Sc orth La%vn Bowling Club