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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1976-06-10, Page 11a BEANBAG THROW;GIRLS-Lynn Wendy. gowan, TiOnmy Taylor, Tracy Read, Andrea Muir, Vicki Tremmer.,.' BOYS-Mark Walker, Robbie VanLoon, Andy Watson. Terry 0,1HOto4vig *044440X Patl. Tre.toe.er , Stephanie Hollow OiVIE 1.4044iMS7Vicki keno. ;Loon, LOA Heedereep, TatritriY TaylAr, tyrin Buff and BOYS.Andy Watson, Terry Gray, Paul . tialter,Rehbie VanLoon, Donnie Brown, Mark Walker. Seaforth third in area track meet ' BRODHAGEN BALL PARK Games start Friday night at 8 p.m. and all day Saturday beginning at 10 a.m. Sunday beginning at 1:00 p.m. 16 Teams are entered Rostock Juniors VS ,%hakespeare Junior Fri. 8:00 p.m. Brodhagen Brewers VS Kirkton Fri. 9:30 P.M. Lucan Irish Niners VS Owen Sound Sat. 10:00.A.M.., [front diamond] Fullerton Juniors VS Tavistock Juveniles 10:00 A.M. 0, [back diamond] Moorefield VS Conroy [front diamond] 11:30 /1.11kI. St. Penis Juniors VS Desboro [bac): diamond] Petrolla VS Bloomingdale [front diamond] • 1:00 P.M: St. Clements VS Baden [back Diamond . 1:00 P.M. 11:30 A.M. - 108th Annual Hensall Spring Fair and Stock Show Heavy horses, 'light horses, and ponies. Purebred cattle. • IMPLEMENT SHOW Tuesday, June 22 Horse judging to commence promptly at 5:30 p.m. FEATURING • 73 PRIZE HEREFORDS—FEEDING CALVES To be judged and auctioned. BABY SHOW in auditorium at 7:15 p.m. No Entry fee. Prizes for all contestants. PARADE 6:00 OFFICIAL OPENING 7;30 by Bob McKinley , M.P. BOOTH ON GROUNDS SEAFORTH & DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS BAND MONSTER MIDWAY thairplane, merry go round, kiddie rides, decorated fricycles and bicycles, costumed c1 ildren. MASTER$ OF CEREMONIES Horse Judging - Bill Kells Calf Show - Jack Riddell, M .P.:P. AUCTION SALE OPCALVES 9:30 p.m, Admission Adults $1.00 Students-50c, Cars 50c, Children Free CKNX Mobile Unit In Attendance HOT DAYS AHEAD I !Cotton' or Poly COOL HALTERS New Sleeveless PANT SUITS Cool Polyester CULLOTTE SKIRTS Choose from Bikinis, . 2-piece Swim suits, or popular One Piete Suits in bright new prints or plain shades. SIZES 8 to 44 Priced $15.00 to $35.00 Just 29 suits left. 7 Shorts - 5 Talls 17 •Regulars. - Sizes 36 to 46 $ 55• 00. WHILE THEY LAST FATHER'S DAY JUNE 20 SHOP NOW FOR BEAT SELECTION"" ALL "FATHER'sOIFV5',110XSO f S Q -A POUNCING JUMP— Danny Tyndall of Holmesville Public School files through the air on the last legs of his triple jump at the track and field meet for area elementary schools held at SDHS last Wednesday. The crew from Holmesville won, th'e championship, with -the young athletes from Seaforth Public School coming jn second. (Staff Photo) HEART AND SOUL, IN HIS THROW —Raymond Greidanus puts his whole body into his delivery in the midget boys softball throw at the field day for area elementary schools in Seaforth last week. (Staff Photo) •.••• OOOOOO .•••••.. Friday June 18 seaforth Community Ce tre • . • 0 • • Champions in Seaforth Public School's annual field day' bold recently were: SgNiQR BOYSSteve IJnderwoocled Mike Scott 41. • INTERKEDIATE ROTS:Peter Underwood 56Oennis Lauelmane 34. JUNIOR BOYS: Kieth McCiiire 34, Mitchell Lauzon 30. MIDGET BOYS: Danny Wesenberg 56, Jack VanLoon 32, SENIOR GIRLS: Pia Marcussen 52, Joanne Beven 40. INTERMEDIATE GIRLS; Lynne Henderson 50, Jill Muir 48: • JUNIOR GIRLS:Christine Knetsch 58, Cheryl Morey 26. MIDGET . GIRLS: Jeanne McDonald 56 and Janice Cairns 40. In the Primary. students Field day winner were: First Place Team-Scott Driscoll (Captain), Terry McKellar, Christine Dinsmore; David Garrick, Michelle Fry. Runner-up team-Bruce Scott (Captain), Dwain Osborne, Scott Lane,Mary Jane Eisler (absent), 'Debbie Stryker. Third was Brenda Wesenberg's team, 4th-Robbie Gl'ew's team, 5th-Tracy McPherson's team and 6th-Kevin 'Vi illiamson's team. The SPS Kindergarten's Play Day winners were: RUNNING RACE (100 ft), Girls-Wendy' Gowan, Lynn Huff, Andrea Muir, Irene Yoon, Tracy Read, Tammy Taylor. BOYS-Terry Gray, . Brad Beutenmiller, Andy Ball, Jeff Hoelscher, Andy Watson, Mark Walker. HOPPING RACE (25 ft): GIRLS-Tammy Taylor, Wendy Gown, Andrea Muir, Irene Yeon.,. Vicki Tremeer, Stephanie Holman. BOYS-Robbie Van Loon, Andy Ball, Brad Beuttenmiller, Andy Watson, Jeff Hoelscher, .Mark ' Walker. LDSA SOCCER • OOOOO •••• St. Columban vs St Mary's Sunday June 13 at 2 P.M. in St. Columban X:41.11SiMreEM.IMOM ••••• • • • • • • • • • • • • . • • • • • • • • • • • • • Seaforth Public School placed third in an area track and field meet fez elementary students, Wednesday at SDHS. Blyth Public School scored highest and Holmesville Public was second. Hullet Central students were fourth in total points, followed by Clinton Public, Huron Centennial and Calvin Christian schools. Champions •were; in order of standing: SENIOR BOYS-Kirby Deller, Clinton, Steve Plunkett, Hullett, Steve Underwood, Seaforth, Wayne Tideswell,, Clinton, Gary Souch, Blyth, Robert Hunking, Hullett, Albert Stryker, Calvin Christian.(tie) INTERMEDIATE BOYS-Bruce Hunking, Hullett, Rodney Cunningham, Hullett, Jim Fleming, Clinton, Dan Redpath, Holmesville (tie), Dave Plunkett, Hullett, John Weber, Holmesville JUNIOR BOYS-Darryle Chalmers, Blyth, Jim MacDonald, Holrnesville, ,Mitchell Lauzon, Seaforth, Kevin Coultes, Blytli, . Lance Livingstone, Hullett, Kevin' Drager, Seaforth. MIDGET BOYS-Danny Wesenberg, Seaforth, Don Littlechild, Holmesville, Kurt Whitfield, Blyth, Philip Knox, Blyth, Sean Van Dorgen, Holmesville,(Tie), Brian Coombs, Huron Centennial. SENIOR GIRLS-Debbie Wise. Holmesville, Janet Stergstra, Holmesville, Shelley Patterson, Blyth, Janice Webster, Huron Centennial, Ruthann Penfound, Hullett, Brenda Miller, Hullett. INTERMEDIATE Andrea Jackson, Holmesville, Jill Muir, Seaforth, Anita Hamm, Blyth,(tie) Chris Carter, Hullett, Nancy Taylor,Blyth, Wendy Bell, Clinton (tie) JUNIOR GIRLS-Jayne Snell, Blyth, Doris Lawson, Huron Centennial, Chris Knetsch, Seaforth, Jackie Schenck, Seaforth, Dianne Boersma,' Calvin Christian, Helen Kolkman, Blyth. MIDGET GIRLS' Jeanne McDonald, Seaforth, Darlene Hunking, Hullett, Lisa Beuttenmiller, Seaforth, Faye Carnochati, Huron Centennial, Janice' Cairns, Seaforth, Becky Collins, Huron Centennial. leadership will :lip ono the line,40Ft Monday Ajght as the Ti]Facia • 'PliftWv. ITC"the Qtleens,eetititino.,to 4:5400:.±11eir tegigettye wing/4w ',§fTe4lcS••.:Thc.. Puffers came from behind last Monday evening. to .400m a 2942. win over the .Villagers antlAepp one point lead on first plac.o, • The Villagers ,cp,Onect. a .1,04) lead. in the Rrst titp, innings 'but failed to Oat the big bats. attiv Duffera, as they -came storming back to score the, convincing win. Both teams made.. several ' miscues and looked sloppy in the field but the Texaco nine teak advantage of miscues 'to. score several unearned runs and continue to remain undefeated. Everyone on the Texaco nine collected at least one hit as they rallied to a twenty-seven hit attack. After a disastrous first two innings, the Duffers settled dam and limited the Villagers to fifteen hits with only five coming after the first two innings. The Queens kept pace and .set the stage for- next week's contest as they struggled to a hard fought 7-3 win over a strong Turf Club nine. The Queens took an early lead and had to plays heads up ball to hold on as both teams were determined. The Turf Club just couldn't find the holes as the Queens played an excellent • defensive game and remain only one point back of the Texaco nine., - The loss evened the Turf Club's record at 2 and 2. with a g4me in hand as they. have, 'a take up game with the Mainstreet 'yet to play. . Late Game The late gaine at the„ pool saw the l~est ;F club iremen n1 ;:t ic Te ome :up achers,: winning`" in't nttel 17,^1 16ve Innings. NO. fifteen'. 'Oka, .the Firemen wasted no time :in opening hJa lead AO: *belt P1YecP71e1tfelI4114 the 3: Me • to come pr their second win While ;the Teachers dropped their fourth straight, • be tte 4$ both 71.4 itqnirzr Iarte74hteta.tpreved to& Travellers anni the Mainstreet' leoreminairsoirdefectoncattethaptIpla t g andt top end of a 30,24 score in a real slugfest. The game was called after six innings because of the 2-hour time time limit and it also set all kinds. of league records in runs' sc'or'ed as the pitchers had a bad night, The pace was set in the first inning as both teams went ' through their batting order twice and even three times. The first inning saw Mainstreet in front 16.13 and set the pace for the marathon game. The victory was Mainstreet's first this season while the loss put the Travellers record at 1-3-1 as they were missing key players. Both teams looked anything but ball teams in the field as the score kept mounting, ActiOn next week will see Mainstreet and the F.iremen play the early game at the Lions' Pool while the late encounter will see first place put on the line as the Queens and Texabo face each °the?: At the Optimist Park, the Villagers and Turf Club start things off while the Teachers and Travellers round otifthe evening. A • 4 1000 at race at Hully Gully Adrian Kemps of London retained his lead in the CZ-Javva Motocross Series held Monday at Hully Qully. Kemps, driving a Suzuki came second in the first motet and first in the second to capture tile trophy in this highly contested 250 clas. (described by many as expert calibre racing and of the best they'll be seeing this year) before some 1,000 fans. 40,5i/tor direct from CTV's Pig Whistle I • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •••06•••••••44•11,664041iiimeopobsio•41•611104.•••••11004.616 .60 .0410 ,•••••itits.ib.....•06 • -Profits for Arena Renovations * -Limited Number of Tickets Available. -$6.00 each 4t Tickets Available At Crockerfootwear, , Recreation Office, The Huron'Exposifoe Library, a Fund Raising Committee Members • • , • • • • • • • • • • For Exciting Fastball action Biodhagen Baseball Tournament June llth 12th & 13th,