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never in doubt.
Monday night'saw the league
neither team could muster a -big
Lead. Howard James hurled for
' '
,
(By Keith Murray)
SWIM WEAR,
Goder got a break immediately
Y
after the kick-off. As a result John
athletic awards
proved to be the upset of the week
the Firemen
Team face the Firemen in the
standings tighten up when in the
the Teachers while Jack Ungai•h'ati
ri .
Pn Sunday, June at the
�
allowed the sixteen
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earl game at t1'ie. pool the Queens
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See ourrttiiving of New -
Mary 'Plumb Memorial - Out-
Soccer - Bruce Blake.
1.,4i'1Ptd..
,w.
,
Newcomers.
Action will continue this week
�7
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and immediately after the kick-off
took the ball towards the St.
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when the • Firemen proved fast scoring 3. a in -the, f`irst: � �� dXvld�d:'
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a 4 fQ, Am"ii' 1!'., h; a .-44416, A ? �
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a $top tw. ga ><4144g and
moving i, .: r.
- being ".Jan :Sill, Susan. Nigh;A
Last Thursday the Sipokeaters after 2 tnnin s. ,
' a Queens b a 13 , 11 The Duffexs came to life In thfs Y ,< �r,; Susan Ifi oir and Eileen C.onnQlly, .
' . n d d •th , �`r/ Last Thursday night, ;Joan. Sl11is
dti , . score,' Don. U411ey Was the hero third frame narrowing thy.' g$i"± to team defeated 911een .onnolly's
hitting a grand slam.home run in 4 - 3. The.filth teems saw thin F i° �4rR �vr team 16 to 14 while Susalu lYi his
the `llottom of the seventh to give Duffers outscore„ the. V1110%o 3 - : s J k�a g
the game to the Firemen. The to even the count at six.apiece• An. a"r��;�t"�' " man' defeat9d Stesanoir''s team
1.4 to 12,
game was a areal seesaw battle unearned xun in the sixth frame
`i Jn the Mite.Division, the Jolly
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throughout with the Queens on proved': the difference as the, In ,� •
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top 11 to -9 going into the seventh.. -Villagers took the .edge. Rick tereen Giants defeated the Pµld- a "' t�� f,, »� �
People ,,Eaters, 14 to 12, giving w
fi f f 5 3, Holley's bit proved the difference Woods allowed the, Texaco squad them a total' of three games won
lit a well 'played game, The just eleven ,hits while Mike MARVQV K.A►)(,E and one tied game: '
Firemen had, a total of eighteen Marion' gave up just nine hits to 1 '
hits while the Queens picked up the Village but again errors made;
-r• seventeen in an .even match. the difMeLcuce Is the Duffers' ST. CQLUIVlBAN S w
MEET .
played Y g ti col O�CCERCLUB
VOLLEYBALL HONOUpS Bill' MacGregor, in the other contest la ed made two coati errors allowing, 4'
received the most valuable junior boys volleyball Thursday night the Villagers of the Villagers 7 runs.'
layer ward at the hi h School awards ban Uet ., picked up an easy 23 - 10 win over In the second -game at 'the
~resenting the 'award is a
p y 9 - "teacher Harry a lifeless New Team. The Optimist Park the Teachers falls before
Dougherty. Villagers started fast counting, 5 rallied in the late innings to edge
runs in the first frame and were the New Team 11 '- 9. The gaitle a • 1
never threatened as the game was was close all the way when Goderich
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CANADA DAY '
-'iQOLI DAY -- JMV 1
STORE CLOSED
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OPEN VVWN WAY 9 bo n
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Watford; Scott Darling, Ailsa 1st. Mark Dobson; 2nd. -Joan Columban were in fact lucky to be - -- -- - --
Craig; Ken Masters, Floatman; 3rd.- N. Mawer, entering the final half trailing by
Seaforth horse show Mississauga. Howick Central School - Gozonly one goal.
D Sock -Pet er Nieuwenhizen, 1st. -Janice Fairies; 2nd. -Eliza- Neither team could get a goal in
Rain may have pt the crowd Marjo Tiger - Dianne and Watford; Ted Landers .Alden, beth McCaughan;"3rd.-Donna the final half and in the closing
awaybut there was a large Gordon Johns; 2nd. Gayna New Yolk; Bernard Vertioeven, Forler. minutes with St. Columban SPECIAL S p E A E R
Michele Flowers , Clinton. Kerwood. Maitland Valle Conservation
number of entries in the Light Y pressing but could not get a break
Horse Show; June 15, sponsored Western Pleasure Sr. :Ist Apache E Stock - Ted Landers, Alden, Authority badges are presented for the goal to tie the. final: n
by the Seaforth Agricultural Lancer - Ross Leonhardt, Born- New York; Peter Nieuwenhizen, to every student who•enterell a score.
Society, according to Alf Ross, holm; 2nd. Ossad'ano - Gerry Watford; Berpard Verhoeven, scrapbook in the competition. Irish Inklings O
President. Schrans,_Ilderton. Kenwood. Three Gottschalk brothers, Dr. W11110M F 1 t h
- - A Su er Stock • No Contest
- There were 150 entries from Western Pleasure - Jr-: 1st.Sgaw P - Ralph, Horst and 'John, on the
Bar - B$1eb Preszcator, B 'Supers Stock - No Contest. Goderich team,.Harold '
tu burn, Dungannon, Belgrave, Exeter; C Super Stock •John Van den ` Westinghouse now lam for Executive Director of the Church Renewal Foundation, for-
Auburn, Goderich, Exeter, 2nd. Rebel -Dianne Gaffney, pruyt, Chatham; Richard g playing g
Ildertory,. Granton, Dorchester, Stratford. ` Y United after spending past few mar minister at ;'Knox Presbyterian Church In Toronto, for
Lambeth, - Sparta, Kitchener- Barrell Race :-1st: Honey Dew - Thompson, Midland; Ted seasons _ with different St. many years,' and world -Columban traveller.
Brad Mousseau, Hensail; 2. nd. Landers, Alden, New York. teams...Pete Feichart
Waterloo, Monkton, Stratford D Super Stock - John Van den f Goderich is brother of Kart AN EXCELLENT SPEAKER,'
and the Seaforth area. During the Omar - Doug McCallum. Pru Chatham; Richard Th o
show spectators could' enjoy the Pale Bending: ' st. Omar - Doug' Feichart on St. Columban . •. ,
entertainment' provided in the McCallum; 2nd. Mr. Clean-- ompson, Midland; Steve, Martin, Dorchester. Good crowd in attendance. arena. Nelsen powder Puff- Contest. Upcoming Games SATURDAY, JUNE 29
Approximately 70 prizes were Bilyea, Granton. - The next game will be a home
Jr. -;Scott Darling,Ailsa Craig; •
N ded. Rescue Race: 1st. Vandy's Police,
News game against the Ingersoll Flyers
Gar Scheffelmeire Ji.) St. p '
the�chanppion tropty and ribbon Delight - Gerry Schrams, Ilder- Y ( this Saturday, June 29 at the p p.m. Huron Men's Chapel, Auburn
Jacobs.
went to Dianne and Gordon Ion; -2nd Omar Doug A Mod - Geo Metcalf, London; Seaforth District High School
John`s, Auburn. The Reserve , McCallum. A. L. \IAUGHA Soccer �roiinds. Ingersoll is a
Fla Race: 1st. Mr.Clean - Nelson Louis Rivait, Tilbury; Joe Walsh,
champion of the day was Ken g St. Marys.' CHIEF OF PCILiOE To -ugh team to beat having beaten
Fidorh, Bel e. Bilyea; 2nd. Hor►hey Dew- Brad the Irish by the score of 4 - I once SUNDAY,!JUNI �o
gam' B Mod Geo. Metcalf, London; ` _ _
The .Show Horse stake class Mausseau. - before and St. Columban must
Louis Rivait Tilbury; Steve During the week of 19th of June
was sponsbred by Wright Chev. Stake Class: Ist - Commander Martin, Dorchester, . to the 26th of June, the Seaforth get by the Flyers to advance to f>,.,
Olds Ltd., Seaforth; Winston C. Princess -Mel Qicksbn; 2nd. next round of the battle for the ' 1' Is a.m.
Powell and Frank Klin Ltd. Princess • Edna Alton. . Mod -Gary Walsh,
imeon; Police Department investigated 3rd Division 'Cup. Game time 5
Kling -Ltd. St. Jacobs; •To;n Walsh, London; 31 occurrences consisting of the
To winners were: Stock Horse Race 1/4 mile: 1st. o'clock. • •
Sorts Pae -Albert Pattison; Stan Shead, Streetsville. � "following:
Three gaited Saddle Horse - 1st. P g D. Mod - Ga Scheffelr, Bier, g' Victoria Street Unite Church Goderich
Commander Princess owned by 2nd. Tiger Joak - Doug Riley. �' YSampson,olice Information 5 1
Running Race St. 1 /2 Mile: 1st. St. Jacobs; Gar Sam son, Assist Other PDs. 3
Mel Di l�son, Goderich; gild. g Palmerston; Stan Shead, Police Assistance 7 a
Princess droned by Edna Alton, Tiger Joak -Doug Riley; 2nd. SUNDAY,JUNE 3Q r
Streetsville. Police Surveillance 3
Lucknow. Ba elver Orland HartforA - 7
Oen English Pleasure Showc 1st
Sparta. E Mod -Gary 5cheffelmeier, Lost &Found ' 4
P g St. iacobs; San Shead, False Alarms 1
Prinacess owned by Edna Alton, ri'y-
„�� Streetsville; Gary Beaudoin, Theft Under 1
Lucknow. Windsor. Animal Complaints 3 8 p.m. - Huron Mens Chapel, Auburn
English Pleasure - Stock - 1st.^r�r �, The Winners for the annual Vandalism 3
SiVOI 4L conservation err scrapbook Instcure Pro 1
o I m I 0ANOSHIEW WlPin competition sponsored by the Property EVERYONE WELCOME
j HAITERYCHE[KED Maitland Valley Conservation There was one minor accident
•rREscHE1U1a EVIL PREVAILS WHEN GOOD MEN
,l •tuidAiog From rri'• Authority haie been selected. ^ s investigated, amounting to $50,00 '
_ •ROAOMpP Each year, DO NOTHING
,,o•-• � za y 'five different damage, no .injuries. • ' •
4' `RESTROOM elementary schools 'within the There were 16 ersons char ed�
l # �Q• watershed are given a to ie ,- g ART
B p under the Highway Traffic Act.GaTES ..4 concerning conservation, and the There were 3 persons charged
• � .'! = i:a r "`�-�---�. students gf grades seven and under -lite Liquor Control Act. "Dpri't eat for an }iour..Ytake
A4� Gn2S ' eight compete in producia the No charges under the Criminal asbirih for pain ... andst y
best serap$ook. Prizes 4 $15.00,• Code, Away "Mmirrors.•
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#far
never in doubt.
Monday night'saw the league
neither team could muster a -big
Lead. Howard James hurled for
' '
,
(By Keith Murray)
SWIM WEAR,
Goder got a break immediately
Y
after the kick-off. As a result John
athletic awards
proved to be the upset of the week
the Firemen
Team face the Firemen in the
standings tighten up when in the
the Teachers while Jack Ungai•h'ati
ri .
Pn Sunday, June at the
�
allowed the sixteen
9
i
_
earl game at t1'ie. pool the Queens
Y g P Q
was the pitcher for '•the'
P
•23,
Seaforth- District High Schgol '
See ourrttiiving of New -
Mary 'Plumb Memorial - Out-
Soccer - Bruce Blake.
Q
IV '
nipped the Turf Club by a 9: - 8 -
score., Both teams played well but
Newcomers.
Action will continue this week
Soccer grounds the Goderich
United defeated
est 1944 Sea: Queen Swim
Two-`
and immediately after the kick-off
took the ball towards the St.
Y
kh:
}
Team Spirt & Leadership Sr.
a home run by Tom Turner in the
and on Wednesday night will see,
Soccer Club the
Sults. -- One-piece,
Columban goal. A scramble took
.,
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+
sixth inning 'with one on proved
the Teachers and Texacodneet to ,
St. Columban Soccer Club in a
piece and Bikini styles.
season for the St. Columban
Seaforth Whippets Most pP
valuable Player Sr.Girls
Wrestler -Fred McClure.
Seaforth Golf & Country Club -6
-
erntries eomp�ee
the difference as the Queensla
their rained out contest, with
tightly fought battle by the. score
3,
Gay prints or plaids, sizes
Girls Low Gross - £a Store
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runs on two hits to take a 3 - 0
Main Street in the late encounter.
hung on in the seventh to pull out
game, time at 8:30 p.m. Thursday .
of - 2.
A lightly blowing cross -wind
10 to 20,• .
lead.. after 4 innings. The fifth
'Firemen
-
scored to put Goderich into a 1 - 0
steady aggressive playdr and has
the win.
ni ht Main Street and the Turf
g
Club will lock horns to complete
did not affect the teams to any jb,""
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Newest designs, shades and weav'ea
in long or bait sleeve sport shims.
4.95 to 11-95
,
"T" SHIRTS
popular &ortjdecI pap -over kdt-
ted shirts. �lruat right for sports.
6.95 to 13.95
Slacks'. -and JOINS
Levl'e, G.'W.G., Outurbt: and Others
in denims, *wdurc"a r press free
cottaai., bbeads- All ekes and cdyUM
7,95 to 16-95
SWIM WEAR
Swim shorts are amore brief khie seawn enc
much more coborful. Change, to t1W mewes}
Boys' 9voin Trunirs ab L79 to 2'At1
CANADA DAY '
-'iQOLI DAY -- JMV 1
STORE CLOSED
r
OPEN VVWN WAY 9 bo n
Ph. 527-0240: Expositor Action Ads
Watford; Scott Darling, Ailsa 1st. Mark Dobson; 2nd. -Joan Columban were in fact lucky to be - -- -- - --
Craig; Ken Masters, Floatman; 3rd.- N. Mawer, entering the final half trailing by
Seaforth horse show Mississauga. Howick Central School - Gozonly one goal.
D Sock -Pet er Nieuwenhizen, 1st. -Janice Fairies; 2nd. -Eliza- Neither team could get a goal in
Rain may have pt the crowd Marjo Tiger - Dianne and Watford; Ted Landers .Alden, beth McCaughan;"3rd.-Donna the final half and in the closing
awaybut there was a large Gordon Johns; 2nd. Gayna New Yolk; Bernard Vertioeven, Forler. minutes with St. Columban SPECIAL S p E A E R
Michele Flowers , Clinton. Kerwood. Maitland Valle Conservation
number of entries in the Light Y pressing but could not get a break
Horse Show; June 15, sponsored Western Pleasure Sr. :Ist Apache E Stock - Ted Landers, Alden, Authority badges are presented for the goal to tie the. final: n
by the Seaforth Agricultural Lancer - Ross Leonhardt, Born- New York; Peter Nieuwenhizen, to every student who•enterell a score.
Society, according to Alf Ross, holm; 2nd. Ossad'ano - Gerry Watford; Berpard Verhoeven, scrapbook in the competition. Irish Inklings O
President. Schrans,_Ilderton. Kenwood. Three Gottschalk brothers, Dr. W11110M F 1 t h
- - A Su er Stock • No Contest
- There were 150 entries from Western Pleasure - Jr-: 1st.Sgaw P - Ralph, Horst and 'John, on the
Bar - B$1eb Preszcator, B 'Supers Stock - No Contest. Goderich team,.Harold '
tu burn, Dungannon, Belgrave, Exeter; C Super Stock •John Van den ` Westinghouse now lam for Executive Director of the Church Renewal Foundation, for-
Auburn, Goderich, Exeter, 2nd. Rebel -Dianne Gaffney, pruyt, Chatham; Richard g playing g
Ildertory,. Granton, Dorchester, Stratford. ` Y United after spending past few mar minister at ;'Knox Presbyterian Church In Toronto, for
Lambeth, - Sparta, Kitchener- Barrell Race :-1st: Honey Dew - Thompson, Midland; Ted seasons _ with different St. many years,' and world -Columban traveller.
Brad Mousseau, Hensail; 2. nd. Landers, Alden, New York. teams...Pete Feichart
Waterloo, Monkton, Stratford D Super Stock - John Van den f Goderich is brother of Kart AN EXCELLENT SPEAKER,'
and the Seaforth area. During the Omar - Doug McCallum. Pru Chatham; Richard Th o
show spectators could' enjoy the Pale Bending: ' st. Omar - Doug' Feichart on St. Columban . •. ,
entertainment' provided in the McCallum; 2nd. Mr. Clean-- ompson, Midland; Steve, Martin, Dorchester. Good crowd in attendance. arena. Nelsen powder Puff- Contest. Upcoming Games SATURDAY, JUNE 29
Approximately 70 prizes were Bilyea, Granton. - The next game will be a home
Jr. -;Scott Darling,Ailsa Craig; •
N ded. Rescue Race: 1st. Vandy's Police,
News game against the Ingersoll Flyers
Gar Scheffelmeire Ji.) St. p '
the�chanppion tropty and ribbon Delight - Gerry Schrams, Ilder- Y ( this Saturday, June 29 at the p p.m. Huron Men's Chapel, Auburn
Jacobs.
went to Dianne and Gordon Ion; -2nd Omar Doug A Mod - Geo Metcalf, London; Seaforth District High School
John`s, Auburn. The Reserve , McCallum. A. L. \IAUGHA Soccer �roiinds. Ingersoll is a
Fla Race: 1st. Mr.Clean - Nelson Louis Rivait, Tilbury; Joe Walsh,
champion of the day was Ken g St. Marys.' CHIEF OF PCILiOE To -ugh team to beat having beaten
Fidorh, Bel e. Bilyea; 2nd. Hor►hey Dew- Brad the Irish by the score of 4 - I once SUNDAY,!JUNI �o
gam' B Mod Geo. Metcalf, London; ` _ _
The .Show Horse stake class Mausseau. - before and St. Columban must
Louis Rivait Tilbury; Steve During the week of 19th of June
was sponsbred by Wright Chev. Stake Class: Ist - Commander Martin, Dorchester, . to the 26th of June, the Seaforth get by the Flyers to advance to f>,.,
Olds Ltd., Seaforth; Winston C. Princess -Mel Qicksbn; 2nd. next round of the battle for the ' 1' Is a.m.
Powell and Frank Klin Ltd. Princess • Edna Alton. . Mod -Gary Walsh,
imeon; Police Department investigated 3rd Division 'Cup. Game time 5
Kling -Ltd. St. Jacobs; •To;n Walsh, London; 31 occurrences consisting of the
To winners were: Stock Horse Race 1/4 mile: 1st. o'clock. • •
Sorts Pae -Albert Pattison; Stan Shead, Streetsville. � "following:
Three gaited Saddle Horse - 1st. P g D. Mod - Ga Scheffelr, Bier, g' Victoria Street Unite Church Goderich
Commander Princess owned by 2nd. Tiger Joak - Doug Riley. �' YSampson,olice Information 5 1
Running Race St. 1 /2 Mile: 1st. St. Jacobs; Gar Sam son, Assist Other PDs. 3
Mel Di l�son, Goderich; gild. g Palmerston; Stan Shead, Police Assistance 7 a
Princess droned by Edna Alton, Tiger Joak -Doug Riley; 2nd. SUNDAY,JUNE 3Q r
Streetsville. Police Surveillance 3
Lucknow. Ba elver Orland HartforA - 7
Oen English Pleasure Showc 1st
Sparta. E Mod -Gary 5cheffelmeier, Lost &Found ' 4
P g St. iacobs; San Shead, False Alarms 1
Prinacess owned by Edna Alton, ri'y-
„�� Streetsville; Gary Beaudoin, Theft Under 1
Lucknow. Windsor. Animal Complaints 3 8 p.m. - Huron Mens Chapel, Auburn
English Pleasure - Stock - 1st.^r�r �, The Winners for the annual Vandalism 3
SiVOI 4L conservation err scrapbook Instcure Pro 1
o I m I 0ANOSHIEW WlPin competition sponsored by the Property EVERYONE WELCOME
j HAITERYCHE[KED Maitland Valley Conservation There was one minor accident
•rREscHE1U1a EVIL PREVAILS WHEN GOOD MEN
,l •tuidAiog From rri'• Authority haie been selected. ^ s investigated, amounting to $50,00 '
_ •ROAOMpP Each year, DO NOTHING
,,o•-• � za y 'five different damage, no .injuries. • ' •
4' `RESTROOM elementary schools 'within the There were 16 ersons char ed�
l # �Q• watershed are given a to ie ,- g ART
B p under the Highway Traffic Act.GaTES ..4 concerning conservation, and the There were 3 persons charged
• � .'! = i:a r "`�-�---�. students gf grades seven and under -lite Liquor Control Act. "Dpri't eat for an }iour..Ytake
A4� Gn2S ' eight compete in producia the No charges under the Criminal asbirih for pain ... andst y
best serap$ook. Prizes 4 $15.00,• Code, Away "Mmirrors.•
X 1
and collected only 5 hits off the
The late game at the pool �» their missed game.
r In Monday's action the New
degree on the dry playing field'
with excellent temperature fora
,
servings of Bob Wilson while Jack
Price and Bob Beuttenmiller
Texaco •3' 2 1 7
3 3 1 7
Goder got a break immediately
Y
after the kick-off. As a result John
athletic awards
proved to be the upset of the week
the Firemen
Team face the Firemen in the
soccer game -
`
allowed the sixteen
Teachers 3 3 0 6
Gottschalk was sent into the clear
_
when completely
early game at the pool while the
e game opened thfast
P
on a breakaway beFiind die 'Irish
Mary 'Plumb Memorial - Out-
Soccer - Bruce Blake.
At the Optimist - Park the
IV '
' defenders. and scored to push
standing Female Athlete - .
dominated play both in the field
and at the plate to whip the Main
late encounter will see Texaco
and immediately after the kick-off
took the ball towards the St.
BRAD FIN .LAYSON
' Cheryl Seymour.
Team Spirt & Leadership Sr.
Street nine by an 11 - 1 score. The
and the Turf Club meet. At the
O timist Park the firstame will
Columban goal. A scramble took
Brad, playing in his second
+
Athlete - Larry Kale
pitchers topped the early innings .,pit
the Villagers against the
place in front of Frank Verberne,
season for the St. Columban
Seaforth Whippets Most pP
valuable Player Sr.Girls
Wrestler -Fred McClure.
Seaforth Golf & Country Club -6
-
erntries eomp�ee
when the Firemen managed 3
Queens and the Teachers will face
the. Irishmen's goalie and Brian
Soccer Club is a good player on
Girls Low Gross - £a Store
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runs on two hits to take a 3 - 0
Main Street in the late encounter.
Allen came up with the ball and
his inside right position. Brad is a
teams getting man breaks
g �., Y
JUNIOR BASKETBALL STAR - Bob Elligsen'
lead.. after 4 innings. The fifth
'Firemen
Captains are reminded once
scored to put Goderich into a 1 - 0
steady aggressive playdr and has
received the award for the most valuable basketball
inning saw the take
more to get their score sheets in
lead•
excellent running , stamina. ,
$10.00 and $5.00 are awarded. for
player in the junior division; Presenting the award
control of the game outscoring the
as quickly,as possible (Tuesday '
About 2 minutes later St.
'Columban
Teamingwith Brian
the best three books', in, each
is Jerr Ganser, former U, of W.Q. Men's
y
Uptown,3 - 1 to take s.6 - 1 lead. It
was just a question of how man'
1 q Y
n000)so that the games can'be
in little detail.
came back' and Pat
Delaney was sent into the cleax,in
' farm a strong ht onion of the
g g p
offense and considering they both
school.
Basketball COaeh. +
runs they could get as -Main
reported .a more
TANDINGS
front of the United goal Pat tied
have many years of soccer left in
This year's winners s)re:
Ib _
Street made error after error to
W L T lits..
the score on this attempt after
�, P
them Brad will' certain) be
Y
Hullett Central Public School,
SDHS reSE�n tS
allow several unearned runs.
Main Street was dead at the late
P
Village 5 1 1 1.1
Main S reet 4 1 1 9
_
he' on the goal b Neil Murrayaluable
m g Y Y
and Murray McClure.
to St. Columban in -the
future.
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,
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popular &ortjdecI pap -over kdt-
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Slacks'. -and JOINS
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in denims, *wdurc"a r press free
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CANADA DAY '
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Watford; Scott Darling, Ailsa 1st. Mark Dobson; 2nd. -Joan Columban were in fact lucky to be - -- -- - --
Craig; Ken Masters, Floatman; 3rd.- N. Mawer, entering the final half trailing by
Seaforth horse show Mississauga. Howick Central School - Gozonly one goal.
D Sock -Pet er Nieuwenhizen, 1st. -Janice Fairies; 2nd. -Eliza- Neither team could get a goal in
Rain may have pt the crowd Marjo Tiger - Dianne and Watford; Ted Landers .Alden, beth McCaughan;"3rd.-Donna the final half and in the closing
awaybut there was a large Gordon Johns; 2nd. Gayna New Yolk; Bernard Vertioeven, Forler. minutes with St. Columban SPECIAL S p E A E R
Michele Flowers , Clinton. Kerwood. Maitland Valle Conservation
number of entries in the Light Y pressing but could not get a break
Horse Show; June 15, sponsored Western Pleasure Sr. :Ist Apache E Stock - Ted Landers, Alden, Authority badges are presented for the goal to tie the. final: n
by the Seaforth Agricultural Lancer - Ross Leonhardt, Born- New York; Peter Nieuwenhizen, to every student who•enterell a score.
Society, according to Alf Ross, holm; 2nd. Ossad'ano - Gerry Watford; Berpard Verhoeven, scrapbook in the competition. Irish Inklings O
President. Schrans,_Ilderton. Kenwood. Three Gottschalk brothers, Dr. W11110M F 1 t h
- - A Su er Stock • No Contest
- There were 150 entries from Western Pleasure - Jr-: 1st.Sgaw P - Ralph, Horst and 'John, on the
Bar - B$1eb Preszcator, B 'Supers Stock - No Contest. Goderich team,.Harold '
tu burn, Dungannon, Belgrave, Exeter; C Super Stock •John Van den ` Westinghouse now lam for Executive Director of the Church Renewal Foundation, for-
Auburn, Goderich, Exeter, 2nd. Rebel -Dianne Gaffney, pruyt, Chatham; Richard g playing g
Ildertory,. Granton, Dorchester, Stratford. ` Y United after spending past few mar minister at ;'Knox Presbyterian Church In Toronto, for
Lambeth, - Sparta, Kitchener- Barrell Race :-1st: Honey Dew - Thompson, Midland; Ted seasons _ with different St. many years,' and world -Columban traveller.
Brad Mousseau, Hensail; 2. nd. Landers, Alden, New York. teams...Pete Feichart
Waterloo, Monkton, Stratford D Super Stock - John Van den f Goderich is brother of Kart AN EXCELLENT SPEAKER,'
and the Seaforth area. During the Omar - Doug McCallum. Pru Chatham; Richard Th o
show spectators could' enjoy the Pale Bending: ' st. Omar - Doug' Feichart on St. Columban . •. ,
entertainment' provided in the McCallum; 2nd. Mr. Clean-- ompson, Midland; Steve, Martin, Dorchester. Good crowd in attendance. arena. Nelsen powder Puff- Contest. Upcoming Games SATURDAY, JUNE 29
Approximately 70 prizes were Bilyea, Granton. - The next game will be a home
Jr. -;Scott Darling,Ailsa Craig; •
N ded. Rescue Race: 1st. Vandy's Police,
News game against the Ingersoll Flyers
Gar Scheffelmeire Ji.) St. p '
the�chanppion tropty and ribbon Delight - Gerry Schrams, Ilder- Y ( this Saturday, June 29 at the p p.m. Huron Men's Chapel, Auburn
Jacobs.
went to Dianne and Gordon Ion; -2nd Omar Doug A Mod - Geo Metcalf, London; Seaforth District High School
John`s, Auburn. The Reserve , McCallum. A. L. \IAUGHA Soccer �roiinds. Ingersoll is a
Fla Race: 1st. Mr.Clean - Nelson Louis Rivait, Tilbury; Joe Walsh,
champion of the day was Ken g St. Marys.' CHIEF OF PCILiOE To -ugh team to beat having beaten
Fidorh, Bel e. Bilyea; 2nd. Hor►hey Dew- Brad the Irish by the score of 4 - I once SUNDAY,!JUNI �o
gam' B Mod Geo. Metcalf, London; ` _ _
The .Show Horse stake class Mausseau. - before and St. Columban must
Louis Rivait Tilbury; Steve During the week of 19th of June
was sponsbred by Wright Chev. Stake Class: Ist - Commander Martin, Dorchester, . to the 26th of June, the Seaforth get by the Flyers to advance to f>,.,
Olds Ltd., Seaforth; Winston C. Princess -Mel Qicksbn; 2nd. next round of the battle for the ' 1' Is a.m.
Powell and Frank Klin Ltd. Princess • Edna Alton. . Mod -Gary Walsh,
imeon; Police Department investigated 3rd Division 'Cup. Game time 5
Kling -Ltd. St. Jacobs; •To;n Walsh, London; 31 occurrences consisting of the
To winners were: Stock Horse Race 1/4 mile: 1st. o'clock. • •
Sorts Pae -Albert Pattison; Stan Shead, Streetsville. � "following:
Three gaited Saddle Horse - 1st. P g D. Mod - Ga Scheffelr, Bier, g' Victoria Street Unite Church Goderich
Commander Princess owned by 2nd. Tiger Joak - Doug Riley. �' YSampson,olice Information 5 1
Running Race St. 1 /2 Mile: 1st. St. Jacobs; Gar Sam son, Assist Other PDs. 3
Mel Di l�son, Goderich; gild. g Palmerston; Stan Shead, Police Assistance 7 a
Princess droned by Edna Alton, Tiger Joak -Doug Riley; 2nd. SUNDAY,JUNE 3Q r
Streetsville. Police Surveillance 3
Lucknow. Ba elver Orland HartforA - 7
Oen English Pleasure Showc 1st
Sparta. E Mod -Gary 5cheffelmeier, Lost &Found ' 4
P g St. iacobs; San Shead, False Alarms 1
Prinacess owned by Edna Alton, ri'y-
„�� Streetsville; Gary Beaudoin, Theft Under 1
Lucknow. Windsor. Animal Complaints 3 8 p.m. - Huron Mens Chapel, Auburn
English Pleasure - Stock - 1st.^r�r �, The Winners for the annual Vandalism 3
SiVOI 4L conservation err scrapbook Instcure Pro 1
o I m I 0ANOSHIEW WlPin competition sponsored by the Property EVERYONE WELCOME
j HAITERYCHE[KED Maitland Valley Conservation There was one minor accident
•rREscHE1U1a EVIL PREVAILS WHEN GOOD MEN
,l •tuidAiog From rri'• Authority haie been selected. ^ s investigated, amounting to $50,00 '
_ •ROAOMpP Each year, DO NOTHING
,,o•-• � za y 'five different damage, no .injuries. • ' •
4' `RESTROOM elementary schools 'within the There were 16 ersons char ed�
l # �Q• watershed are given a to ie ,- g ART
B p under the Highway Traffic Act.GaTES ..4 concerning conservation, and the There were 3 persons charged
• � .'! = i:a r "`�-�---�. students gf grades seven and under -lite Liquor Control Act. "Dpri't eat for an }iour..Ytake
A4� Gn2S ' eight compete in producia the No charges under the Criminal asbirih for pain ... andst y
best serap$ook. Prizes 4 $15.00,• Code, Away "Mmirrors.•
and collected only 5 hits off the
Fireme 4 3 0 8
Similar to the opening goal
servings of Bob Wilson while Jack
Price and Bob Beuttenmiller
Texaco •3' 2 1 7
3 3 1 7
Goder got a break immediately
Y
after the kick-off. As a result John
athletic awards
Firemen '
'Queens
allowed the sixteen
Teachers 3 3 0 6
Gottschalk was sent into the clear
_
hits.
Turf Club 2 4 0 4
on a breakaway beFiind die 'Irish
Mary 'Plumb Memorial - Out-
Soccer - Bruce Blake.
At the Optimist - Park the
New"ream 0 7 U -' 0-
' defenders. and scored to push
standing Female Athlete - .
Student Council Award (1972)-
Villagers moved -into a first place
Goderich into the lead.
' Cheryl Seymour.
Team Spirt & Leadership Sr.
The three fast goals proved
l Sills 'Cup - Outstanding Male
Soccer - Larry Kale:
very important 'to the final
Athlete - Larry Kale
Teen Twenty -' Most Valuable
outcome, of this game what
Seaforth Whippets Most pP
valuable Player Sr.Girls
Wrestler -Fred McClure.
Seaforth Golf & Country Club -6
-
erntries eomp�ee
I
proved to be a defensive battle
with neither offense or either
-�
` Basketball -Teresa Flanagan.
g
Girls Low Gross - £a Store
Y Y
teams getting man breaks
g �., Y
Habkirk Transit - Most :Valuable` .
P er Boys Basket all
Y Y h.„,
Cann Ho lands.,
Boys- Low Gross = - Steven
s; Be�ttarmt, at
G.A.A.A.nnual - Most,,Dedicated .
_-.. , `
arott ci itis opposition goaC.
w ^ x -z°"' r ms's '"4b * Th star of this' game for St:
�ez dray �Ta'�e' " e�►en'' Coiuiiiban had to be Marvin Kale,
W.D.Hopper & Sons - Rookie of
Female Track & Field Athlete-
a heady playe'r.on halfback who
the Year Jr. Girls Basketball =
Mary Lammerant N.
There were 76 entries lined up
$10.00 and $5.00 are awarded. for
continually carried the ball up the
Margaret- Sills.
B•A.A.Annual - Most Dedicated
and competing for over $600:00 in
the best three books', in, each
field to leis offensive mates and
Larone'Annual - Most Valuable
Male Track -'Field Athlete'-
prizes in the, first snowmobile
school.
this was ^a great asset to 'St.
Player Jr. Boys Basketball -
Dan Maloneygrass
drags of 1974 'Sunday
This year's winners s)re:
Columban in this game. -.
Robert Elligsen
Ean Dolmage Memorial .- Most
afternoon at , Holly Gully.
Hullett Central Public School,
The control of the -,_p lay..._was
' �
'•
B. J. Box - Most Consistent
Improved Athlete- - Trudy
.Contestants 'from all arts of
P
Londesboroi
dominated by Goderich towards
Player Sr. Girls Vollyeball -
Elassens•.
Ontario and New York made up
1st Linda Van Dangen;
the end of the half and jumped
Ontario Athletic Leadership
the field with entries being light
2nd.'661da Sewers; 3ed.Carol
into a 3 - 1 lead of another goal by
Anne Hopper. .
• Camp - Susan Beuerman, Lyle
in the family stock and powder
Jewitt.
John Gottschalk on another
Seaforth Electronics - 'Sr. Boys
HOegy,
puff classes. The next Drag race
East Wawanosh Public S.aool,
scramble in front of Verberne.
Volleyball - Ken Chalmers
W.A.Hodgert - Team Spirit & L
School Crests Athletic Achieve-
event is :scheduled for July 28.
Belgrave.
The game really looked dismal
Leadership Jr. Girls Volley-
ment -.Linda Dorrssers, Doug
Results:
Ist.-Betty Muirs; 2nd. - Marni
for the Irish until just before time
'
ball - Barb Doig.
Fry, Cindy Dorssers, Paul
A Stock -, - Bruc a Knight,
Walsh; 3r4k,-Donna
was over when St. Columban got
Seaforth Electronics - Jr.. Boys
McClure.
School Letters Athletic Achieve-
Brussels; Warren Knight,
Brussels; Mike Maynard, Don,
Chettleburgh.
Turnberry Central School -
a lucky break on a corner kick in
the Goderich. Zone. Brad
Volleyball'- Bill MacGregor.
ment - Debbie Dorrsecs, Barb
Mills'
Wmgham.
Finlayson got 'probably the
St. Columban Soccer TEam .-
Smith, Kari Chalmers, John
,
B Stock - Mark Darling, Ailsa
1st. - Kathy Willits; 2nd. -Kevin
easiest goal in his life as when the
Most Valuable Player Jr.
Elligsen. "
Craig;Wayne Thomas, Don
y
McKa ue; 34d. -Ross Baird.
g
Goderich goalkeeper.) in , an •
9 in
Mills.
C. Stock •Peter Nieuwenhizen,
Elma Township Public School,
Newry:
attempt to clear the shot; knockedmoodshowin
the ball into his own goal. St.
SPORT SHIRTS
Newest designs, shades and weav'ea
in long or bait sleeve sport shims.
4.95 to 11-95
,
"T" SHIRTS
popular &ortjdecI pap -over kdt-
ted shirts. �lruat right for sports.
6.95 to 13.95
Slacks'. -and JOINS
Levl'e, G.'W.G., Outurbt: and Others
in denims, *wdurc"a r press free
cottaai., bbeads- All ekes and cdyUM
7,95 to 16-95
SWIM WEAR
Swim shorts are amore brief khie seawn enc
much more coborful. Change, to t1W mewes}
Boys' 9voin Trunirs ab L79 to 2'At1
CANADA DAY '
-'iQOLI DAY -- JMV 1
STORE CLOSED
r
OPEN VVWN WAY 9 bo n
Ph. 527-0240: Expositor Action Ads
Watford; Scott Darling, Ailsa 1st. Mark Dobson; 2nd. -Joan Columban were in fact lucky to be - -- -- - --
Craig; Ken Masters, Floatman; 3rd.- N. Mawer, entering the final half trailing by
Seaforth horse show Mississauga. Howick Central School - Gozonly one goal.
D Sock -Pet er Nieuwenhizen, 1st. -Janice Fairies; 2nd. -Eliza- Neither team could get a goal in
Rain may have pt the crowd Marjo Tiger - Dianne and Watford; Ted Landers .Alden, beth McCaughan;"3rd.-Donna the final half and in the closing
awaybut there was a large Gordon Johns; 2nd. Gayna New Yolk; Bernard Vertioeven, Forler. minutes with St. Columban SPECIAL S p E A E R
Michele Flowers , Clinton. Kerwood. Maitland Valle Conservation
number of entries in the Light Y pressing but could not get a break
Horse Show; June 15, sponsored Western Pleasure Sr. :Ist Apache E Stock - Ted Landers, Alden, Authority badges are presented for the goal to tie the. final: n
by the Seaforth Agricultural Lancer - Ross Leonhardt, Born- New York; Peter Nieuwenhizen, to every student who•enterell a score.
Society, according to Alf Ross, holm; 2nd. Ossad'ano - Gerry Watford; Berpard Verhoeven, scrapbook in the competition. Irish Inklings O
President. Schrans,_Ilderton. Kenwood. Three Gottschalk brothers, Dr. W11110M F 1 t h
- - A Su er Stock • No Contest
- There were 150 entries from Western Pleasure - Jr-: 1st.Sgaw P - Ralph, Horst and 'John, on the
Bar - B$1eb Preszcator, B 'Supers Stock - No Contest. Goderich team,.Harold '
tu burn, Dungannon, Belgrave, Exeter; C Super Stock •John Van den ` Westinghouse now lam for Executive Director of the Church Renewal Foundation, for-
Auburn, Goderich, Exeter, 2nd. Rebel -Dianne Gaffney, pruyt, Chatham; Richard g playing g
Ildertory,. Granton, Dorchester, Stratford. ` Y United after spending past few mar minister at ;'Knox Presbyterian Church In Toronto, for
Lambeth, - Sparta, Kitchener- Barrell Race :-1st: Honey Dew - Thompson, Midland; Ted seasons _ with different St. many years,' and world -Columban traveller.
Brad Mousseau, Hensail; 2. nd. Landers, Alden, New York. teams...Pete Feichart
Waterloo, Monkton, Stratford D Super Stock - John Van den f Goderich is brother of Kart AN EXCELLENT SPEAKER,'
and the Seaforth area. During the Omar - Doug McCallum. Pru Chatham; Richard Th o
show spectators could' enjoy the Pale Bending: ' st. Omar - Doug' Feichart on St. Columban . •. ,
entertainment' provided in the McCallum; 2nd. Mr. Clean-- ompson, Midland; Steve, Martin, Dorchester. Good crowd in attendance. arena. Nelsen powder Puff- Contest. Upcoming Games SATURDAY, JUNE 29
Approximately 70 prizes were Bilyea, Granton. - The next game will be a home
Jr. -;Scott Darling,Ailsa Craig; •
N ded. Rescue Race: 1st. Vandy's Police,
News game against the Ingersoll Flyers
Gar Scheffelmeire Ji.) St. p '
the�chanppion tropty and ribbon Delight - Gerry Schrams, Ilder- Y ( this Saturday, June 29 at the p p.m. Huron Men's Chapel, Auburn
Jacobs.
went to Dianne and Gordon Ion; -2nd Omar Doug A Mod - Geo Metcalf, London; Seaforth District High School
John`s, Auburn. The Reserve , McCallum. A. L. \IAUGHA Soccer �roiinds. Ingersoll is a
Fla Race: 1st. Mr.Clean - Nelson Louis Rivait, Tilbury; Joe Walsh,
champion of the day was Ken g St. Marys.' CHIEF OF PCILiOE To -ugh team to beat having beaten
Fidorh, Bel e. Bilyea; 2nd. Hor►hey Dew- Brad the Irish by the score of 4 - I once SUNDAY,!JUNI �o
gam' B Mod Geo. Metcalf, London; ` _ _
The .Show Horse stake class Mausseau. - before and St. Columban must
Louis Rivait Tilbury; Steve During the week of 19th of June
was sponsbred by Wright Chev. Stake Class: Ist - Commander Martin, Dorchester, . to the 26th of June, the Seaforth get by the Flyers to advance to f>,.,
Olds Ltd., Seaforth; Winston C. Princess -Mel Qicksbn; 2nd. next round of the battle for the ' 1' Is a.m.
Powell and Frank Klin Ltd. Princess • Edna Alton. . Mod -Gary Walsh,
imeon; Police Department investigated 3rd Division 'Cup. Game time 5
Kling -Ltd. St. Jacobs; •To;n Walsh, London; 31 occurrences consisting of the
To winners were: Stock Horse Race 1/4 mile: 1st. o'clock. • •
Sorts Pae -Albert Pattison; Stan Shead, Streetsville. � "following:
Three gaited Saddle Horse - 1st. P g D. Mod - Ga Scheffelr, Bier, g' Victoria Street Unite Church Goderich
Commander Princess owned by 2nd. Tiger Joak - Doug Riley. �' YSampson,olice Information 5 1
Running Race St. 1 /2 Mile: 1st. St. Jacobs; Gar Sam son, Assist Other PDs. 3
Mel Di l�son, Goderich; gild. g Palmerston; Stan Shead, Police Assistance 7 a
Princess droned by Edna Alton, Tiger Joak -Doug Riley; 2nd. SUNDAY,JUNE 3Q r
Streetsville. Police Surveillance 3
Lucknow. Ba elver Orland HartforA - 7
Oen English Pleasure Showc 1st
Sparta. E Mod -Gary 5cheffelmeier, Lost &Found ' 4
P g St. iacobs; San Shead, False Alarms 1
Prinacess owned by Edna Alton, ri'y-
„�� Streetsville; Gary Beaudoin, Theft Under 1
Lucknow. Windsor. Animal Complaints 3 8 p.m. - Huron Mens Chapel, Auburn
English Pleasure - Stock - 1st.^r�r �, The Winners for the annual Vandalism 3
SiVOI 4L conservation err scrapbook Instcure Pro 1
o I m I 0ANOSHIEW WlPin competition sponsored by the Property EVERYONE WELCOME
j HAITERYCHE[KED Maitland Valley Conservation There was one minor accident
•rREscHE1U1a EVIL PREVAILS WHEN GOOD MEN
,l •tuidAiog From rri'• Authority haie been selected. ^ s investigated, amounting to $50,00 '
_ •ROAOMpP Each year, DO NOTHING
,,o•-• � za y 'five different damage, no .injuries. • ' •
4' `RESTROOM elementary schools 'within the There were 16 ersons char ed�
l # �Q• watershed are given a to ie ,- g ART
B p under the Highway Traffic Act.GaTES ..4 concerning conservation, and the There were 3 persons charged
• � .'! = i:a r "`�-�---�. students gf grades seven and under -lite Liquor Control Act. "Dpri't eat for an }iour..Ytake
A4� Gn2S ' eight compete in producia the No charges under the Criminal asbirih for pain ... andst y
best serap$ook. Prizes 4 $15.00,• Code, Away "Mmirrors.•