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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1975-07-31, Page 12;zz Action in a game Sunday London Celtics defeated St. Columban 2 - 0. RETURN FARE INCLUDES ADMISSION $10.00 Under 12 1/2 fare Bus leaves CNE following last grandstand performance See the Canadian National Exhibition Special Chartered Buses Leave Seaforth on Aug. 14 15 16 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 For Reservation Call: — 1E17F-1 _ 4P 1‘110CY BOX 189 SEAFORTH uNTARI-0 519 527-0050 014111111 ilrek ES We've Got The Pest Controls You Need! RIDOWAY ELECTRIC IFLYGON Fly Killers - inside and outside models • • -403:Mi410,,,e,i, 44 FLY SPRAY and FLOOR BAIT GRAIN GUARD Grain Augers and Motors 4 We like to know our customers by name! SEAFORTH FARMERS CO-OP 4 They tried hard but they lost Artistic Director James Roy has accounced that the enthusiastic responce and support received from Blyth and the surrounding area has assured a second season next year. Attendance. during the first three weeks of the Festival has been higher. than expected. Encouraged by this initial success, the Blyth Summer Fest- ival plans, next summer; to - extend its season and expand the professional company. There will be an increased number of . Results of Swimming Lessons Hard work and attendance at the swimming lessons held at the Lion's Park pays off. Below are,the lists of those who' passed their lessons at the Lion's Pool during July. Kathy Bruxer said thE Red Cross sent' the tests for the juniors, intermediates, and aFakids. 4s swimming tests !poi staff all female This past Sunday, the strong Time and again Verberne came London Celtic Soccer Club scored out of his net to grab dangerous 2 late second half goals to defeat crossing passes and those that he the local St. Columban club by 2-0 could not hold onto, punehed to in City Cup play. Despite being a the sidelines. vaster lit—dreWperienttit club,,4--^FitY-SgollrellVftt~"r (most of the players having Celtic midfielders that eVentnally learned their soccer is Scotland won them the game. They were and England), Celtic had a great superb in breaking up any deal of trouble penetrating the •St. dangerous attacks that the St. Columban defense, and when Columban team started, and once they did, were stopped by' the they had the ball, controlled it goalkeeper,, Frank Verberne. until they set up their forwards with pin-point passing. Finally, with only 15 minutes to play in the game, Celtic broke through, scoring on a corner kick. The centre forward headed' in a out and directly of the net. Five minutes later they scored an identical goal. The goalie had no, chance on 'either goal. , Despite The loss, every player on the St. Columban team played a good game and no one let up even late in the game when they were 2 goals down. The defense, anchored by Brad Finlayson, and including Dave O'Reilly, Loui Winthrop Bantams On July 25th Winthrop Ban- tams lost their 4th in a row. They dropped the game to Moncrief 16 to 4. Moncrief had 3 players that scored 3 runs. Winthrop's leading score was Doug Mitchell with 2 cf the 4 runs. In the 1st inning Moncrief lead 5 to 2, in the 2nd inning it was 6 to 2 for Moncrief. Then in the 3rd inning Moncrief scored 6 runs to take a 12 to 3 lead, The score stayed the same for the 4th. In the 5th Moncrief Lose 4th game in row increased their lead to 14 to 3, the scoring was rounded off in the 6th whrn Moncrief took he 16 to 4 lead. ,The 7th was scoreless. Arts, Grry Staples and John Van Bakel, gained much valuable experience in the game and never wilted under the constant pres- sure. The defense was the 4 Nva.k part orthel8"ain'*eai.iy in but now seem capable of holding the team in the tough games ahead. Being a Cup game, the loss does not count in league standing There is no league game this weekend but a possible tourna- ment in Clinton on Monday, August 4. League play resumes on Aug. 9th, when St. Columban travels to St. Thomas. Chad Ward had ten s!. lkeouts, pitched the whole game and was given the win. Kirk Hussey struck out 7, pitched the whole game and was given the loss. The Winthrop Bantam's have one game left, a repeat of a gan, which was rained out on June 4th against Brussels. By Kirk Hussey Seaforth Lawn Bowling Club members have been active lately in out of town tournaments. Two rinks attended Goderich .ladies doubles last Wednesday and Ella Munro and Jean Lunn placed second. In the M&M at Stratford on Saturday two mens tribles' rinks won prizes. The Lawn Bowling Club had a put luck supper on Tuesdayght and 30 stayed to bowl. The winners were Ladies 1st: Helen Connell with 2w plus 27 2 and Eileen Adamson with 2w plus 27 1. For the men, Lorne Dale. won first with 2w plus 24 and Brett r. Finlayson second with 2w plus 24. Two rinks plan to attend the mixed trebles tournament at Brussels Wednesday evening and some men have entered mens doubles in Exeter WednesdaY afternoon. Congratulations to Tom Phillips who was runner up in the second stage provincial singles play down. He wilPnow advance to the Summer Games to be held in London on Labour Day weekend. Members will bowl on Wednes- day August 6th for the Whitney Trophy and August ,10th at 1 p.m. for Lorne Dale trophy. Featuring: School Boy Junior, Senior, Expert Classes Special Sidecar Motocross Exhibition Sunday, Aug. 3 starting at 11:00 a.m. G u seniors, and she did the testing for the rest. This means the kids will be able to pass into the next level of swimming mg instruction.Ainugustlesso lessons will be posted this Friday. Pre Biginner Elizabeth Stewart, Lynn Nigh, Billy Stewart, Margaret Anne productions with a continued emphasis on original Canadian material, More special events, including music and crafts, are planned, and hopefully, an art gallery will be added. The current season has consist- ed of two main productions, one an original script Mostly in Clover based on the books of Harry J. Boyle, and The Mouse- trap by Agatha Christie. Theatre Passe • Muraille's Farm Show visited for one performance, and The Chantecleer Puppet Theatre performed two shows for children A country Cabaret, staged at The Goderich Jail and Blyth Memorial will wind up the season. Paintings by professional artists Guenter Heim and Jim Marlatt, and works in pewter by Lotte Zonnenberg were on display ,during the season. Workshops for children and adults were conducted by the company on Saturdays. Contact: Anne Roy 523-4452 McGavins meet at Lions Park The Lion's Park was the chosen for the McGavin reunion on Sunday, July 27. There were 42 present. Races and games were played followed by a smorgasbord supper. Mr. Fred McGavin was the held at the same location in July 1977. Tie for third in laches ball The early Industrial Softball game 'was Marie Little's team 'beat Jane McNaughton's team 18-16 to tie for 3rd place. The Winning runs for Little came on a Grand sldm Home Run by Ruth Ann Dunlop in the bottom of the 7th. Dunlop also had another 'Grand Slam home run. Hitting for McNaughton's team where Barb Watt, a triple, Nora Eckert and Rose" Bisback, each a home run. The late game was played in less than an hour with Joanne Mathew's team beating Carol Lobb's team 18 to 2 and tieing Lobb for 1st place. Hitting for Mathew's team was Mathews with a home run, Gail Rice with a 'home run and Marg Van Dyke with a triple. Marg also pitched a very good game and helped herself by making a lot of put outs herself. Standings: Carol Lobb:G. 11, W. 7, L. 4, Pt . 14. Joanne Mathews: G. 11, W. 7, L. 4, Pts. 14. Marie Little. G. 11, W. 4, L. /, Pts. 8. Jane McNaughton: G. 11, W. 4, L. 7, 'Pts. 8. Devereaux, Sandra Wilson, Kim and Steven Snell, Glen Rose, Nancy Taylor, Denise Morey, Peter Menheere, Deanna McCloud. and Michelle Huard. Beginners Michelle Huard. ' Joanne Carter, Bill Garrick, Jeff Bedard, Kevin Williamson, Bill Garrick, Terry Williamson, Barry Moore, Darlene Moore, Greg Humphries, Al Menheere, Paul Janmaat, Cheryl Cook, Sandra Hunt. Junior Bobbi Dale, Mary Jane Nigh, Mari Jo K,ale, Tena Bakker, Mary Jane Visser. 'Intermediates Neil Johnston, Mark Flanagan. Joanne Rimmer, Senior Marg Kale, Mary Hak Brewe r s ready for playoffs Conroy defeated Brodhagen Brewers 7-4 on July 23 in an OASA scheduled game when winning pitcher Mark Daoust allowed 7 hits and the losErCalvin Armis 6 hitse, The next night, Thursday. Brodhagen defeated Brussels 12- 4 when the winning pitcher Doug Leonhardt allowed 6 hits and•had 15 strike outs. Frank Stretton for Brussels had 12 hits and 7 strike outs. Leading batter Ron Scholl scored 2 singles and 2 home runs. Ken Rothie of Brussels scored a double and a .single. The Brewers next home game is on Tuesday August 5th when they meet Wellesly in the first game of the °ASA', playoffs. Continentals win in soccer Seaforth Continentals met with stiff competition from St. Colum- ban on Thursday in league play. Seaforth finally came through to take the game with a score of 2-1. The goals were scored by #8 Mark Underwood and #9 Johnny Niel- sen. Minors win, lose Roy Swartz's Pee Wee lost a close one to-Seaforth on Wednes- day night, 2-1 and. are now No: 2 which is considered excellent for the first year. - The Joe Visser Mosquito's are still undefeated as they took Seaforth 6-0,' Keven Coyne being the big gun with 5 goals. The Bantams, however, to date have not been so successful with only one win, but have some cancelled games to play. Much credit should be given to the coaches of those teams. We hope they can continue next year. We understand the team uniforms which were ordered early in the season have just arrived. This is International Women'S Year and nowhere is women power felt more stronglythan at the Lion's Pool. This year, the ppol and booth' staff is totally composed of women. Kathy Bruxer is the supervisor and Deta Bakker. assistaut, Sup- ervisor, Other pool staff are Ida Stinnissen, Clare Devereaux, Ann Albert, Janet Bolton and Shelia Geddes. As well, the Lion's Club hired five people as booth staff, Debbie. Dorssers, Barb Doig, Diane Jan- sen, Brenda Savauge and Lynda Vincent. • Classified, Ads pay dividends. XULLy Good Times MOTOCROSS SPORTS & RECREATION LIMITED Varna Ontario NOM 2R0 Dial 519-262-5809 day of fun for the whole Family. Pack a pleat hinch or try our delicious food. The perforrnartee Centre: Your authorized KaWnsaki 4, Arctic Cat dealer. Blyth Festivalwill be back in '76 oldest member pr and Tyler Celtics beat St.Columban,close game P a ialcetitoh nof e yours t ne leers took place. The next reunion •will be Ray and Sandra invite you to come in and check the fine selection of shoes in stock or just for some friendly chit chat. THANK YOU We The MANAGEMENT and STAFF of ROTH'S FOOD MARKET /*- wish to thank the PEOPLE of SEAFORTH and AREA for the fine welcome we received on our Opening Week. We look forward to serving you all in the future t