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The Huron Expositor, 1974-10-10, Page 11:..,:FAk4.4 w., Seafois aficectox of Reim"= The Seaforth Figure Skating Club will begin skating Monday, November 3rd this r y is year, it still isn't too' nate to ' registeir,. Fortes may be filled out at the Recreation Office any time during office h6urs: Registration is also still 'being accepted for power skating. Those twenty:sessions offer your, child an excellent oRportunityAq improve his skating which will def nicely increase his calibre of hockey this year and for vears to come. 1. We're'still looking for anybody interested in taking ballet, at this point in time we have received insufficient interest in a ballet program but if we find enough dancers a program will.. be offere4, if interested contact the Recreation Office as soon as possible. Tonight. October 10, marks the first meeting of the Slide. 'Club. This new opportunity is open to all interested in slides and projectors.The.. club is hoping to develop a series of " travelogues and slide shows for different viewing. The THEY'RE REALLY HAPPY — A„Iot slLoxeitem'ent ' Henderson, Bob Smith, 'Ronald Janmaat, Doug• meeting will be held at the lower library at 8 n.m. shines 'ou# from every one of , these• faces of this Steinman, Steve Jansen, Billy Garrick, Tony Neelsen, Seaforth" Minor Soccer team. Surrounding the,trophy John Staffen, Front, Kevin Drager, Danny McClure, -that they ' won as tops in the Huron Soccer Robbie Core, Mark McLlwain, Jim S'avayge, ' Ed. Association play ard, back, left, Joe Dorssers, Paul Nielsen. Brian Riley'and Greg Core. ` (Staff Photo) ' Seaforth Minor Soccer Reviews successhA. season'. The soccer season is over for there next year; well done Roy. group. Aage Marcussen put in a to Doug. Anstett who made no 1974 and Seaforth can be proud of The Seaforth `,`United" (first good effort . to keep the team mist ake and Seaforth was ahead Double Bed Size, True-Prest, WABASSO or...TEXMADB SHEETS . f. White, Poly -Cotton Sheets • • • • .. • • 6.95 each Pillow Slips. to Match ...... • • • • • • • • 3.95 each Color -Print Sheets • • • • • • • . • • ' • • , • • 8.95 each i Pillow Slips to Match • ' • • • • • : • • • ... 4.95 each its young soccer players as every ^' 1-0. Just 20 minutes later J. Our stwklls1 i1pjoie t ► � (her ;" i�e� `���' The,Streakers �Clo, • a � om'"plFiLf,RLl'v4' ',. I• I ' V 'M"T"'"" � � r 1`.. s n f t ( r division took first place in .the honourable mention as they were .� -.,. -Al , �iyy F q,4 ti Color -print "Queen" Sheets . • • • • • • • • 9.95 each control and did a great job along Huron Minor Soccer Association only one point behind - St. against the Seaforth "Olympics" up by Steve Steinmann, but the " travelogues and slide shows for different viewing. The THEY'RE REALLY HAPPY — A„Iot slLoxeitem'ent ' Henderson, Bob Smith, 'Ronald Janmaat, Doug• meeting will be held at the lower library at 8 n.m. shines 'ou# from every one of , these• faces of this Steinman, Steve Jansen, Billy Garrick, Tony Neelsen, Seaforth" Minor Soccer team. Surrounding the,trophy John Staffen, Front, Kevin Drager, Danny McClure, -that they ' won as tops in the Huron Soccer Robbie Core, Mark McLlwain, Jim S'avayge, ' Ed. Association play ard, back, left, Joe Dorssers, Paul Nielsen. Brian Riley'and Greg Core. ` (Staff Photo) ' Seaforth Minor Soccer Reviews successhA. season'. The soccer season is over for there next year; well done Roy. group. Aage Marcussen put in a to Doug. Anstett who made no 1974 and Seaforth can be proud of The Seaforth `,`United" (first good effort . to keep the team mist ake and Seaforth was ahead Double Bed Size, True-Prest, WABASSO or...TEXMADB SHEETS . f. White, Poly -Cotton Sheets • • • • .. • • 6.95 each Pillow Slips. to Match ...... • • • • • • • • 3.95 each Color -Print Sheets • • • • • • • . • • ' • • , • • 8.95 each i Pillow Slips to Match • ' • • • • • : • • • ... 4.95 each its young soccer players as every .year Mosquito t earn) deserves together and the boys really 1-0. Just 20 minutes later J. Once again the bowling season The,Streakers -sense" with superb the top they have learned a lot for division took first place in .the honourable mention as they were improved as their last game Nielsen again had his chance, set has begun, and the results , of Ladies' High Single, Martha Color -print "Queen" Sheets . • • • • • • • • 9.95 each control and did a great job along Huron Minor Soccer Association only one point behind - St. against the Seaforth "Olympics" up by Steve Steinmann, but the league play will appear regularity Claessen, 222; High Triple, Alice i Pillow Slips to Match - • • • • • • 4.95 each 2 ' League. Columban. It , was ,first year showed, with the Olympics ball hit .the post and went out of in The Expositor. Please bring V.Bakel, 222, 1639. Men's Nigh was a great asset to the team. age, win or lose, and the ,basic H.M•S.A, in the Squirt Division, (6 - 8 Mosquito for these boys, but they winning by a score of only 6 - 3, in play. Just before half time' yout bowling scores into. the Single. Aog. Marcussen, 234; New clerk 216.' Men's High Single and years), the Seaforth "Dukes" was $'oaehed by Aage Steen put on a tremendous display of a good game. Pee Gordon Geddes set Johnny up newspaper office by Monday .at High John Morris, 262, Triple, 'gam FLANNELETTE SHEETS to come. Many thanks to. Ken and Seaforth carried the play and only and soccer through the seasorr.'-This The Canadians" (second with a perfect pass and a hard - the latest. Scores more than two John Coleman, 683, Aog. Mar- 227.. Marcussen. Only through hard team has fine ball control and Wee team) had the potential of shot from 20 yards out gave the 'Godferich weeks_old won't be published. cussen, 654. 4 Colored Borders Atom team) -had a hard time as work in every game and by for did the their "many fine plays brought from The coming in second place in the goal tender no chance. ST. JAMES' LEAGUE Y. B. C, 70 x 90 size . . ............. 5,95 each the new clerk for the second Small showin u practice g P P Y cheers the spectators. P H.M.S.A. but lack of interest Play was oifi from end to end Y g g . ceritre forward Johnny Nielsen Team Standings: Boomers , 12 ' squeeze by Goderich which was. Seaforth'.'United" was well from half of the team created a and there were close calls on both Team Standings: Orioles 16 '� 70 x 100 size • • • • • • • • • ... • • 6.50 each but ho a for better luck next year. runner up. The. "Dukes" beat coached by Dr. J. Underwood and big problem fo`r the rest of the • 'sides. Expos 10 Canaries 13 80 x 90 size . • • 0.50 each •• Goderich in the final game by a Dr, Bill Thompson. Watch for this boys. Some of the boys came in In the second half Goderich Cubs 10 Parrots 11 80 x 100 size • • • .• • . • .. • . • . 7.50 each score of 3-1. This terrific team team next year. with the thought that if they carne on stronganda good shot Tigers 7 Sparrows 9 represents the future of soccer in Seaforth.The "superstar" on the In the Pee Wee Division (12-14 yrs.) the Seaforth "Continental couldn't make the first t eam . forget it. It does not work that from Wayne Jackson, left winger, hit the deflecting into the Astros 7 Mets 4 Robins 9 FITTED SHEETS is little Jerry Wriaht first in the H.M.S.A. post Dodgers Blue Jays . 5 team who 37 for the "Dukes". took place Goderich` "Falcons" taking way.The competition st arts right field net, and Goderich was right back 4 Ladies' High Single, Mary Ladies' High Single, Karen Extra Heavy Flannelette scored goals In the Atom Division, (840 with f6ur behind on the and only by showing for in the game:- Even though they Turner, 261; Ladies' High Triple, Munro, 188; High Triple, Pia . second place, points up practice and by hard work kept pressing, the great work of Marcussen, 437. Men's High Single Bed • • • • • • • ' • • 7.50 each yrs.), the Seaforth "Olympics" Seaforth. The "Continentals" is a does anybody 'make the ' first Seafortoe halfback line. Sandra Johnson, 586; Men's High Terry Young, 294, Nick Houwert, Double Bed • • • • • • • • • . 8.50 each went through the season good solid team displaying clean team.vented Goderich from getting Single, Reg. Dick, 288; Men's 293; Triple, Nick H. '690. undefeated, taking a well soccer with lots of exciting plays. Soccer is a new game in a good shot on goal...it was an High Triple, Gord Dick, 718: DUBLIN MIXED LEAGUE deserved lace in the H.M.S.A. P� The went through the season Y g Seaforth but registration was u g P exciting game of soccer and both- g g COUNTRY CLUB Ladies' High Single, 'Ruth FORTREL PILLOWS 12.95 air p with Clinton ,4 points behind as undefeated, scoring 93 goals with 40% • from last year and it has teams put on a fine clean game Team Standings: Steinman, 230, High Triple, Ruth, runner up. The Olympics had 7 .against. Their well deserved been a pleasure to see the overall although the "Continentals" Straggiers 10 Steinman, 591. Men's High good competition wherever they first place in the H.M.S.A. is due interest in the game. More and seemed to be a little "up -tight" Pin Heads 12 Single, Frank Eickmeier,.285, and ��%yN • played and had to work hard as a to the boys' always coming out to more spectators are coming out at times.' The 7 High Triple, Frank Eickmeier, �s s # team to take first place. Good practice along with good for every game. One very The outst anding player for the Ups &Downs 4 684 passing, ball control and position teamwork and the ,.,excellent important aspect of this game of Goderich "Falcons" was Ding-A-Lings 7'•,1 LEGION LEAGUE play put the 'boys out in front. .coaching by Ivan Nielsen aced soccer is that of 144 boys playing, goaltender Eric Mitchell. For the The Lazy Six 2 Team Standings: This team was well coached by Laverne Stein nn Ivan Hubert Vanderveldenis best as Larry Dolmage h not one received even a� minor injury. "Continentals",. . Dave Underwood Ladies High Single, Mary 253; Higl,J.riple, •,Faye #3 Peter's Bums 7 x•and gave ; ., � b i .put�on avti�emendous��iffem: , Kreiger, #1 ? 7 t Nielsen. team manager. The Seaforth Minor Soccer display of defensive soccer 641, Average, Pearl #5 Baker's ,OZ. 5 1 Y In the • Mosquito Division, The 'Seaforth Knights" Association is looking forward to ' stopping in Goderich on the right. PP g g McCallum, 198, Mens High a kers #6 The 6 Streakers 2 (10-12 yrs.), the Seaforth (young Squirt beginners) was a trophy presentation night in p y p g Steve Steinmann controlled. -the i Single and Triple, Ron Harris, #4 ? 0 "Celtics" was the team that could coached by Ken Reidy and Jack October. game on the left and team captain 269, 671; High Average, Bob #2 v 0 s,1y •„ r. put the ball in the net as they Price. This is probably the - An exciting soccer game was Gordon Geddes looked after the Harris, 206. Ladies High Single and triple, scored 120 goals with only 7 goals g Y g against -them: The potent forward hardest -coaching job as we are g j dealing with boys 5-6 years old. It ' played at S.D.H.SDHS. field-"" gy when Seaforth centre field.. The `Continentals earned their first'place trophy.and EGMONDVILLE LEAGUE Team, Standings: Ann Wood, 288, 702; s High Single Triple., E�r' Thanksgiving line used beautiful takes to teach small boys "Continentals" (Pee Wee Goderich "Falcons" Swinging six 12 and Ed 336, Da g Y passing plays patience . the a well 669. that usually resulted in goals the game of soccer and although Division) won their final league g deserved second place. The Ups and Downs, 10 P MONDAY OCTOBER 14 scored, This hustling team has "soccer the Knights did not place near game against Goderich referee was Gordon Dick who had Ally Cats 9 -sense" with superb the top they have learned a lot for "Falcons" by a score of 2-1. the game completely ' under Striker 5 coaching from Dave McInally, next year and this makes it all points were at stake as a Goderich control and did a great job along Elves 4 who always got the team going. worthwhile. They are taught to win would have forced an extra with linesman Frank Verberne Argos 2 ' Dave's Experience in the game get along with boys their owngame for''first place, in the and`Do�g. O'Reilly. Ladies' High Single, Triple and was a great asset to the team. age, win or lose, and the ,basic H.M•S.A, Average, "Betty Hully, '315, 758, Manager of the "Celtics" was skills they learned this year will . The game started at 10 a.m. New clerk 216.' Men's High Single and Bill Brown Jr. who also ave g serve them in good stead in ears g Y and from .the opening whistle Triple, Terry Young, 300, 777. 100% to. the team. to come. Many thanks to. Ken and Seaforth carried the play and only a p po.i n teed High Average, Paul Matthews, The St. Columban Mosquito Jack. superb goal tending for Goderich 227.. Team had its debut in H.M.S.A. The Seaforth "Kickers" (young prevented Seaforth from getting Mr. Harvey' Hammond of 9 ' COMMERCIAL LEAGUE . and finished in well deserved Atom team) -had a hard time as on the scoreboard. Around the 20 Toronto Blvd., Vanastra will be Team !Standings: second place. This team put on a they just moved up from the minute mark of the first half the new clerk for the second Small Smackeko's 4 nice display of soccer in every Squirt Division. We had trouble . ceritre forward Johnny Nielsen Claims Court of Huron. He will be Boomers , 12 ' game; a good clean soccer team, getting these boys out for practice fired a hard low shot that the replacing Mrs. Mary Nediger who. Nutty Bunch 9 well coached b Ro Swart who but ho a for better luck next year. Goderich oal tender stopped On has served for Clintoh and The Hot Pants 4 STORE CLOSET} - .. Open Wed. 9:30 to.12 f; Ph. 527-024.0: Expositor Action Ads, Y Y I P g did a superb job all . summer This team has the potential of a fine dive but the ball rebounded Seaforth area for nearly 14 years The Dingelings 5 organizing his St. Columban being• first place in the Atom �r yea There are a lot ., Sr a r a v, :•x}}k.} Minor.Soccer Club. We can .be. Division next e x; Y o- u . x.: ll'{�-0? s the ti.3•: 'w`{:♦ 1�5:' �• , 1 { •. ♦}r Yet Y{ WE%`� \�,.,....k. �.� . .� + r:r ,1••,•NY•: ,,:i�r. 4•Y? '•:•r Y�•' s;: ; w.. ,. '. �. A .{v : • \ : ♦ •1}•� \ •'�4• •• ' •• ♦. ,'"•• :: ;}•x•44 •, S�•sure St. Columban will be ri ht in of gpood little soccer players in the g , ;'�.; • ;�' �� WS -10.,, y .,,�,,� gb\'"yv'•.'\\,V ,,1'.•':h}•ti�, •} g It :Y:y 4 1 •.♦ Y ♦ .,` ,• ♦ Y n,� .�.,�,�...n::, ,C:. .,•'.•},i; � ♦�:; }, +V,+.�r'�e^ .�'�,y, �. < .� 'Y a "�'•}`r. •',J{•, k','',:„''�,ti,'+'at: .`Z., •h,,,'' y •� �rg ,`'' l<�'}: ,♦••n,'' • ',�fi�'}`.,: •+':i , '1 , � +: ♦'•. E•1,{.. ' ,, i:+{ INS. ♦ \•• '}•.ti.\`y:,n� ,Y-+�•,:ti. / A\�/tCT .. •::: From the Horse"s Mouth M r mi Koo At the Western Fair Raceway Monday night in the second race Wanet Express owned aqd driven by William German. Clinton, was out of the money. In the second race Conray Frost owned by Charles Mathers and driven by Ray Mathers both of Goderich, was fifth. El Sam O owned by Richard Burgess and Joe -and Jim Dick and driven by Gord Pullman, all of Seaforth, was fourth in the seventh race. Thursday night at London in the third race Carry On Syl owned by Bruce Erskine and Wilfred Denomme , both of Goderich, was second with Ron Williamson, Seaforth on tjie bike. In the fifth race Pebbies Girl owned by George .Feagan, Goderich and Ron Feagan; Dundas was second with Gerry Roebuck of Goderich on the bike. ''.4, Friday night at London in the second race both Victor H. Volo owned by Fred Fowler, Londesboro and driven by Frank MacDonald, Clinton and Imp Mathers, owned by Charles, Eugene and John Mathers, Goderich and driven by John were both out of the money. In the fourth race Timberina Hy owned by Arnold Doak and driven by Jack Meriam , both of Goderich was fifth: In the sixth race Crimson Josie owned and driven by Bruce Volland of Goderich was third. In the ninth race Miss Belle Bars owned by Fred Fowler and driven by Frank MacDonald was out of the money. At London, Saturday night in the fourth race the winner was Single Johnie owned and driven by John Muir, Seaforth. the miie teas in 2.x0 and the payoff was 40. In the same race Saint Clair Buck owned and driven by Phil Bisback , Seaforth, was out of the tnoiney. '6 In "the eighth race Gladies boy owned and driven by Jolie 0; Muir teas fourth. . .f MORE SOCCER WINNERS These y oung soccer players' are members of yet another Huron, Championship winning Seaforth team. With coach Ivan Nielsen,: assistant coach Hubert Vandervelden and manager Larry Dolmage, the players are, left, from: Doug. Anstett, Stephen Seymour, Gordon Geddes, Johnny Welsen; second low: Steven' Steinman, Cary Doig, Pa I Garter, Chartie Stewart, Tony Arts; third 'row: Ricky Ryan, Joe .Claessens, Davfd Underwood, David Ste. Marie, Ted Janmaat. (Staff Photo) 1971 --- Ford Van, low mileage 1973 --- CMC 112 Ton 1969 --- Chev.1-Ton with 5th wheel, trailer 1970 --- Ford 3/4 Ton Truck 1970 --- ' Ford 1/2 Ton s FARMER'S SPECIAL 1961 --- Ford with box and hoist THE 1975'S ARE HERE! DEAL NOW and SAVE DOLLARS ANTI - FREEZE in STOCK NOW WE HAVE ALL YOU WANT,- 814 ANT'- DI L McLAUGHUN :MOTORS UD. F4)9D ""_Phone 527-1140 §Wo#h M19901ty