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The Huron Expositor, 1978-06-08, Page 12is open to all teams in the league, regardless' of division. St. Columban will • be competing in London against Croatia. .a very strong team which has played in the First Divisin for many years. Game time is .6 p.m. on Sunday, June II. An Expositor Classified will pay you' dividends. Have you tried • one? Dial 527-0240. WHAT A THROW --Glen Humphreys windS up to hurl the shot put as spectators look at Tuesday's Sports Day held in Seaforth for Huron County elementary school students. (Expositor, P hoto) yams tied in Industrial Leagv a ID, iArlD Help needed to butnd playground if Seafo?,Kti c iildren are to have 'their adventure playground hind the Seaforth Public School, volunteer help g' needed volunteers who can do anything from handling a paint brush 'to operating a tractor and auger, The joint project of the town of S forth and the Huron county .--hoard of education has now treacbed the final . stages of approval and all that's left is`.the actUal installation• of the adventure playgrotind equipment in the school yard, Although a letter outlining the Work ahead has been sent out to many parents, anyone who didn't recevie a copy and has an evening to spare, is asked to call the school at 527-0P90. The actual wo*le-on building the ramps 'tunnels and swings in 'the playgrOund is expected to start on June 12. /, To date, the funding for- the play,gtiaiind has included a $1,200 *ant frOin the Seaforth Public School the caunciL.. SW 'from .die town, and tentatively, ft, $1,Q0 Wintatio,grant 4004 tq approval) and a SLIM) grant from the commUnity Recreation 41 Centres, Ontario (subject to apt peoVal.I The value of volunteer Wog 'required to build the playground has' been' estimated at 250 man hours, valued at $1,100. Each hour's labour counts as q minimum $3 -donation towards thq Wtntario grant. The project organizers hope' tq have most of the adventurq playground erected-by the end og June. An expositor Classified will' pay you dividends, Have you trie4 one? Dial 527-0240. I") ,111 ; It CM, Fr( •••• -T- . the lake. When a fish hit, the anchor was - dropped by releasing the' slip knot and we stayed there until the action stopped. This method produced a lot of hangups, but it also - -brought us a pile of fish when others were getting skunked. . If you feel you must troll, go deep and go as' • slow as possible. Dark coloured lures and bottom running pings produce -better than tv light coloured ones, but the old fashioned'June ' bug with a large minnow in tow is still one of the best, The quarter horse earned his • name from being the fastest horse in the world• to run a distance of 440 yards, or a quarter of a mile.. On Saturday, June 10', the Exeter' Saddle,Club is devoting, a full day to quarter horses and' their owners with the Mid- western Quarter Horse Show, which will be held at Huron Industrial Park in Huron 'Park (Centralia)., The judge for the day's activities will be Ted. Dodge of Lennon, Michigan. The day's events start at 8 a.m. • with the judging of registered! quarter 'horses at halter. In the,afternoon, there will'be a number of events open, to junior • as well as senior participants. Events include junior reining for riders four, years old and under; the barrel race for all ages, and the pole bending competition. Dr. 9aryton ofa_tc be' the attending. veterinarian during the show and Ken McLel- lan of Melbourne will handle the announcing chores. n and tie - • ['BY Steve Cooke] The walleye or yellow pickerel goes by many names, but there is only one name for it When it reaches the table properly prepared-- fantastic. Most people • t speak to agree that- they would just as soon eat walleye as any other fresh water fish.,Now that the season is Open in most • of Ontario, that mysterious fishing chug hits a lot of people. Wives lose" their husbands; boyfriends disappear and . fathers go away for a period of time (usually about a week) on that "once a year" fishing trip. Everyone has their favourite lure or method for catching walleyes, but the old fashioned minnow instill one of the best. Canadian Tire stores carry a rig designed especially for this type of fishing that features two hooks an a snap for a sinker. Fish this type of setup on or • near the bottom, particularly 'on, sunny 'hot days. If you tie into one fish, get wady for action. Since walleyes are school fish, one catch indicates more in the immediate vicinity. • One trick I learned during a summer up at Cochrane was drift fishing. The anchor of the boat was hung over the side and tied to the gunwale witha slip knot. Lines were fished on . the bottom as. the boat drifted aimlesslY about • I prefer my Walleyes skinned and filleted, If you don't know how to do it, have someone show you. It's not that difficult but can be made a lot • easier by using -a good filleting knife. The Ruko Shark is an excellent floating knife availabel at most sporting goods stores for apjfroximately $8.00. Wait till you get home to do this. chore, however, as the law requires that fish in transit be identifiable, and that means leaving the skin on. When you're ready to fry those fillets, try dipping them in a thin batter made from -beer and Aunt Jemima pancake mix. Fried in butter and served up with hot stewed- tomatoes, you'll he an instant convert; and glad you are.. managed only 6 hits and commit- and just couldn't get their game ted several fielding errors. together. Texaco pounded out 16 hits and Monday's action continued on added a. double play making, only the sate trend . as $unday's- one error. Murray Connelly's triple along with two *singles led games as the Turf Club white- washed the Teachers with a 12-0 score. The Teachers. previiously the Texaco attack as they posted unbeaten, were never in the game their second straight win. as the Turf took an early lead and The second game also proved Al Delvecio dominated.....on_ the to be one-sided as the Queen's mound sileneing .the Teachers 'team, pounded out 12. hits and bats. The win moved the Turf Collected 18 runs, whipping the Club into a first place tie with the Firemen by an 18-2 score. The Teachers a§ each team now has a Queens didn't really let lose until 3-1 .record. the fourth inning when they hit ,Late Game, • for 'seven runs tha:n added-eight The late game was also lop- more in the fifth to finish the contest. The home runs by Bill sided as Mainstreet returned to form completely controlling play Kuntz and. Den Nicholson 'led the and romping to an easy 22-7 Queens hitting attack while Jack victory over the Villagers. Again Rice allowed the Firemen just one hit on a_single by Vern . Scott. the game was never in doubt as the Uptowners continue big at the For the, second straight week plate and showed they too are the Firemen where short players me,savings For Thursday-Friday & Saturdays only —arse° u Nr On our entire stock of *ALL-WEATHER COATS *SPRING COATS • PANT SUITS SUMMER DRESSES *SWIM WEAR • BLOUSES *.SKIRTS 9 SLACKS * SHORTS Our prices are always lowest so this discount makes theM super-bargains Sunday, June 18th FATHER'S DAY Watch next week's ad. For Father's Day Specials 41$ Odocaawf Ad-Ra).09y A,,G•oris. 40.44%4 9 "Mit Notice is hereby given that the Annual Meeting of SEAFORTH COMMUNITY HOSPITAL • will be held Thursday, June 29, 1978 In The. Hospital (Health Unit Conference Room) ground floor for the purpose of receiving the annual reports of the Board, of Trustees and of the officials and to elect four Trustees. The public is invited to attend The by-laws of Seaforth Community Hospital provide that the board of trnstees shall include 12 trustees to he elected by members of the hospital corporation.' '-MEMBERSHIP- The by-laws provide with respect to members as follows: [1] The following persons shall be-members upon resolution of the Board: • [a] 'A person who has donated or who donates $500.00 in any one year to the Corporation. shall be a life member. jbj The president or designated officer of an association or ' organization who pays the Corporation $25.00 in any year shall be an ex officio member of the Corporation for that year. [e] A person who pays, the annual• membership fee to the corporation in any year shall be a member of the Corporation for that year. The amount of this fee shall be established from time to time by resolution of the Board of Trustees. [d] Persons appointed honorary members shall not be Subject to fees. (2) A member who pays his fees annually shall not be *entitled to vote at any meeting of .the corporation unless his membership fee was paid in full AT LEAST THIRTY DAYS PRIOR TO THE DATE OF THE MEETING. By resolution of the Board the annual membership fee has been established at one dollar. The public is invited to Take Part in Hospital Activities Annual membership of $1 may be paid at the hospital. The meetihg_will provide an opportunity for' a discussion of hospital problems Refreshments will he servediollowing thg Meeting. Dr. Wm. J. Thompson, Secretary 12. THE HURON EIPOSITOR, JUNE 8 1.978 Naturally speaking Walleye tips offered Six baseball teams from Seaforth's sjster town, West Branch. MiikCgan..(wil1 be in. town weekend 'for a ball tournament.' About 120 players and their families will be ,camping at special facilities stet 'up at the Lion's Park and games will be pLayecLhath—at -the=—ball—di: rrrotrd there and at' the Optimist Park. According to rec director Clive Buist, two men"s fast pitch teams Col um ban The St. Columban soccer teams took 3 out of a possible 4 points in games played this past, Sunday. The "Al' team defeated Ingersoll 1-0 while the "B" team tied 1-1 with Clinton. The win for the "A" team is their first of the year to gO along with one tie and two losses. The l'B" team played 'fo its third successive 1.1 tie. . Danny Murray, who has gored all three goals for the "B" team this year, scored in the second half to even the ' score after Clinton had taken a 1-0 half time lead. In general, it was an evenly played game as both • teams missed on other scoring opportunities. St. Columban's- defensiye line of Bill Docking, Pat -ao6 Frank Flanagan, and Dave O'Reilly played superbly as they bottled th up the Ingersoll forWards for e entire game. Goalie Frank Verberne h andled all the chances he, had effortlessly as he turned in the shutout'. Although Si. Columbart had numerous scoring . chalices, Only Richard Verberne, rushing up from his halfback position, was able to mit the ball in the net. Two more St. Columban shots hit the goal post withth e goalten (ler clearly beaten.All in all, it was a steady 90 minutes of soccer which earned St. Columban this victory, the first time this year th:e3rPave played consistently for the full • There are no league games scheduled for this coming weekend. The "A" team does, however, 'pra)1 a first round math for the City CupfThis competition By, Bob Dinsmore Af- e games Sunday' ,evening where both lopsided as the Texaco Duffers returned to their old' form with an easy 15.2 win over the Travellers. Texaco took a, 5-0 first inning lead and the game was never in doubt as they dominated 'every facet of the game. The Travellers reverting back to last year's form failed to come op big at the plate as they Quarter horse show-,held on June 10 GOLFER IN ACTION Kenneth L. Doig, of Seaforth G&CC, from Seafbrth, in action at the 1'978 Ontario Champron of Champions Golf. Tournament for the -Beefeater Trophy at the Lambton Golf and Country Club in Toronto (June 1 / 78). West Branch tea ms coming and two men's and tWo—w-Rimei(s slow Pitch will meet Seaforth and area teams.. The West Branch players will arrive , late Friday night and. games will be played all day Saturday hind perhaps Sunday morning. The public is welcome at the ganiCKTifiTnilliii:A.ien dance that' will be held Saturday night on the arenafloor. Admission to the dance is • free. • • • teams • wi. Exeter Saddle Club Presents The 1978 MID-WESTERN QUARTER HORSE SHOW Sat., June 10th HURON PARK GROUNDS '/2 Mile South of Main Entrance Apprjea AQH A, CQHA and OQHA Judge - Ted It. Dodge, Lennon, Midi.. Halter Classes -- 8:00 a.m. Performance Clas$es --1:00 p.m. Watch World Quarter Horse, Congress and Quarteratna Exhibitors compete in Southwestern,. Ontario's largest annual breed show ADMISSIONrS1.00 , Fllti PARKING (No charge to Children under 12 years) returning' to last year's form.. This week's action will 'see the Queens and' Mainstreet meet the early game Sunday with the Village -and the Firemen •.facing each other in the late' game. The .Travellers will be; responsible for umpires. ' Monday's contest's will .ee the Teachers"-and Texaco start :.the evening • and the TravellerS.•and • .• Turf Club 'finish off. The Queens will be •the team suppling umpires. Standings to Date •, W ..L Pts. Teachers 3 1 6 Turf ClUb 3 1 6 Mainstreet 2 1 4 Texaco - 2 1 4 Queens 2 2 4 Village 1 3 2 Travellers 1 2 2 Firemen 0 3 0 Brodhagen Chamber of Comnierce 6th Annual /) SOFTBALL TOURNA Brodhagen June 9, 10 & 1) Friday June 9th 9 pm Dance - Lincoln Green 18 and over „majority cards only . PROCEEDS FOR COMMUNITY BETTERMENT f. if rr hi • f.