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The Huron Expositor, 1978-06-29, Page 12tower Interest Rates NOW AVAILABLE ON 1st and 2nd Mortgages anywhere in Ontario On RESIDENTIAL — INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL and FARM PROPERTIES Interim financing on new construction or land development REPRESENTATIVES IN YOUR AREA PHONE / SAFEWAY INVESTMENTS & coNSULTANTS'LTD. Head Office: 56 WeberStreet Ealt, Kitchener [5191744-6535 Branch Offices: 77 05 GOderich StreeL Port Eigh45191832-2044 504 Tenth StreetManover [5191364-3121 "WE BUY EXISTING MORTGAGES FOR INSTANT CASH" STRAWBERRIES Pick-Tour OiNn Open daily 8 a.m. weather permiftin beginning Thursday, June 22 Bring your own quart bakes 4-6 quart baskets or quart boxes may be purchased NO POTS OR PANS ALLOWED May be purchased "Ready Picked" at Lovell's fruit & Vegeta e Market #4 Hwy. at Kippen. West of Pilo. 4 Highway at Kippen intetseetioo, first tarn' on left EONARD LOVELL 262.6418 EMPLOYERS ! Enjoy your summer Ease your' work load and hire a student. They'll work for you! Carkida ManpoWer Centre For Sttidents Goderich' 524-2744 Exeter 235-1711 Snow mobile has pork picnic Family Paradise 'Snowmobile. Club had its first picnic onfune 25 at Family Paradise Park, The winners of-the sports were: Running Race, 2 and under -.Brad Beuermann, Jamie McNichol; 3; 4,' and 5 - Danny Beuertnann, Veronica Glanville; 6 and 7 - Cfiblene -Glanville, Connie McClure; 8 and 9 - Bill Glanville, Dean Glanville; 10•12 - Bill Glanville, Doris Glanville; Ladies Sharon McClure, Joan Re.uermann; Men - - Beuermann. Alex Glanville. Ball throw 12 and under • Girls, Doris Glanville, ghelene Glanville; Boys, Bill Glanville, Randy Nevers; Ladies ., Gail 'Glanville, Marsha Nevers; Men, Neil Beuerrnaw. Larry Nevers. A ball game followed the races, with Alex Glanville being lasts at bat, because he would have cried if he hadn't had the last bat. A pot :,„ luck supper was enjoyed by everyone before departing home. ore donations to park • Donations to. Lions Park and Pool 'Camila ig ,10ne. 26 include: • Previously reported E Iszacovics A: and S. White Alex Dennis S. J. Coupland P. G. Van Drunen J. R. 'Robertson $2,709.00 10.00 ' 5.00 10.00 5.00 25.00 Gordon Papple 5.00 Total to date is $2,789.60'. - Walton players-play. in Seaforth READ FOR PROFIT • USE FOR RESULTS CALL 527-0240 TODAY (11w itiron xpositor ISt.,Calumbari bla inks St. Thomas Anyone interested in taking a Brow Coursd at the Lions Pool should contact the Pool anytime durirri the' day and leave your name. Adult lessons will start Tuesday, July 4th at 8 p.m. Anyone interested can also contact the pool or just come on Tuesday night. • There arc still sonic classes open fur -thefirst session of swimming lesscins: The survival- swimming. class is still open and the pool staff is waiting fOr more response. • • •••••••***••• 00000000000000000 00000000000 • • •Arena program • • •• s • et for :summer • • • • • • • • Staff have been hired and programs set • summer's recreation program. • • Rec director Clive Buist says registrations are 'still • • being accepted. for the Totlot program at SPS. • • Supervisor is Nancy O'Shea and leaders are Linda • • Heard, Michelle Savauge, Catherine Anne Lane and • 'Kathy Whiteley. 51 children have registered, for some • part or all of the summer program. • • For the older kids an ambitious schedule of special • events is planned, under the direction of Jane Ribey, ak, Cheryl McClure and Rick Fortune, • Events include a ball hockey tournament, a film • • • festival, a bike hike to Bayfield, basketball, volleyball, • tennis,' frisbee and skateboard competitions.An • overnight trip for those from 8 to 12 to Point Farms • • Provincial Park will take place August 15 and 16. • A series of track and field meets for kids up to 18 will • • be held with local _winners eligible to go to the • international games that'll be held in Seaforth's sister • town, West Branch, Michigan. August 4, 5, 6 and 7. • • Clive expects that about 200 kids will be going from • here and, all those under 18 will be billetted free of • Bronze course open Listed below arc those who .have registered for swimming instruction. Parents arc also asked to check the time for their kids' lessons below. All the lessons begin Monday jitlY Gene Todd, pool supervi or says. SENIOR 9 - 10 A.M. Sandra Hunt, Peggy Humphries, Paul Kirkby, Tracey Wilson, Paul Ellis; Barry Vincent, Cheryl Cook. INTERMEDIATE 9 - 10 Glen Rose, Lynn Nigh, Murray Sholdice, Greg Humphries, James Groottiis, Anne Marie Kelly, Sharon. Wilson, Elizabeth S . • • • • • • ' • • • • • • • • • • • • • charge in West branch homes, Games events will include swimming, 'soccer, baseball, basketball'and volleyball as well as track and field events for all age groups. Following is a list of this summer's special clients, .. clip and save it for reference: .. • Ages •=up to 14. Monday: July 10, Ball . Hockey Tournament; 7 - 14 Monday, July 10, Craft Afternoon; 13 and up , Tuesday. -Fitly 11. Bike Hike to Bayfield; All .. ages, Wednesday. July 12. Film Festival; 7 - 18 Thursday, July 13, "track •Sz Field . meet.. All ages, -Friday, July 14, Skateboard Competition; 8 . - 13, Mon., Tues., July 17, 18, Recreational GameS-&: Sports; ,14 - 17. Mon., Tues., .July 17, 18, Boys' Basketball; 14 - 17, Mon., Tues., July 17, 18, Girls' Basketball; 7 - 14, Wednesday, July 19. Playday at God er ich , a 8 - 13, Thurs., Fri., July 20, 21, Recreational Games • 'Sc Sports; 14 - 17, Thurs.. Fr., July 20, 21, Boys' • • Basketball; 14 - 17, Thurs., Fri., July..20„ 21. Girls • • .• • Basketball; 8 • 13, Mon., July 24 - Fri.', July 28. .. • Recreational Games & Sports;. 14 - 17, Mon., July 24, • •• • Fri., July 28 Girls' Volleyball; 14 - 17, Mon., July 24:• - • • Fri., July 28, Boys'. Volleyball. • • • • 8 - 18, Wednesday, July 26. Swim Meet; All ages, • • Monday. July 31 Thurs„ Aug. 3. Tennis Instruction; • All ages, Monday, July 31. Craft Afternoon; All Ages, • • • • • Tuesday. Aug. 1, Frisbee Competition; 10 - 15, • • Wednesday, Aug. 2, Orienteering Run. • • 0, • All ages, Fri., Sat., Sun-, Mon., International • : Games; All ages, Aug. 4, S. 6, and 7-', West Branch. • • Michigan; Up to 14, Thursday, 'Aug. 10. Ball Hockey • • tournament; All ages, Thursday. Aug. 10, Craft • • • Afternoon; All ages. Friday, Aug. 11. Pet Show and ••• • Frog Derby. • Up to 15, 16 - 19. Sat., August 12, Teen's Doubles • • • • • Tennis Tournament; 8 - 12, Tues., Wed.. Au.g. 15, 16. o • Overnight at Point Farms Prov. Park; ages, • • All • • Thursday, August 17. Penny Carnival. • • 4,.• a • • • • • si o ego o * o 4 o •••••••••5•••5••e••••• for this • • • • • • • • • • • • I. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • a • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Stewart, Anne Marie Maloney. Jane Delaney. ' • • • - • JUNIOR 10 -10:30 Andrea Muir, Marg. ,K. Hunt, Danny Primeau, Scott Driscoll„ David MaeLeart, • Darlene -Baker- Billy Stewart; 'Kith Swart. • , • • JUNIOR 10 -10:30A.M. Sandra "Sholdice, Sandra Wilson,, Madonna McQuaid, Laurie. Habkirk, Cathy K411y, Anne Wilson, Lucille Delaney.'- BEGINNER 10 -10:30 Cathy. Lynn 'HA. Wendy Hoelscher, Jane Roweliffe, Sandy Rose, Vicki Tremeer, Mary Margaret,, Kelly, Joan 'Dodds, Paul. Dodds, Chad .Carlson, Rick MacLean, Paul Baker. Mary •Lou Stewart. .PRE-BEGINNER 10:30.11:00 am Michael 'Radio. .Sherri Chappel, Tracey Lewis, Jeff Hoelscher, Leanne Dolmage, Stephen Dolmage, Jerry Oliver,. Danny Oliver, Ice Currah, Aaron .Currah. PRE-BEGANNER 10:30 • - 11 A.M. Bobbi Ann Scarrow. Pat Nigh,, Jeff Medd, William,. Treincer. Patrick Ciller. Jessica Mennell. Steven Cook, Johanna, Carlson, .Jeff Dolinage, Garry Williamson, Brian Williamson. PRE-BEGINNER II' - 11;30 A.M. Paula- Matthews, Lorrie Anne Mathews; Leanne Whitmore, Melissa Whitmore, Terry. Gray, Trevor Fortune, Tracey Fortune, Amanda • Phillips, Aaron Broome, . Carey • Lynn. Baker. , Patrick Moylan, Marianne Moylan. • BEGINNER 11 - 11:30 A.M. • • • Michael Kelly", Kathy Pi:Yee, -David Cronin, Ruth Atin RuSsell, Bruce Russell, Lori Hetherington. Taniroy, Taylor, Cheryl Re.gele, Cathy Nicholson. PRE-BEGINNER 11:30 -12 A.M..• Patricia Mal•oney,Colleen Maloney, Mary Louise Maloney. Vicki Gordon, Heather Jackson, Danny • Bachert, Scott HOegy, Crystal Hoegy. PRE-BEGINNER 11 11:30 A.M. Mark Swart, Ronnie Warnmes, ROn Pry.ce, Lori Cronin. Tracey' Taylor, Wayne Regele, Lynn Russell, Patrick Kelly, David Kelly, Terry Kelly. Stephen • Jefferson. Dave O'Reilly and Rick Ryan , Scored 2 goals each to lead St; Columban "A" to a 5.0 victory over St. Thomas on Sunday. The 5.0-score was a good indication of the play St, Columban controlled the game for practically the whole 90 minute's of play. This was a first round game for the 2nd Division Cup and does not count in their regular league standings. However, St. Thomas had defeated St,-Cohtmhan,.. o 000 1 in the first league game of the year, so the convincing victory on Sunday shows a great improve- ment in the play of St. Columba and should give them confidence for the upcoming games. , O'Reilly put St- Columban into the lead at the 10 'minute mark of the 1st half as he scored on a pi nalty-shot...Ms. low shot to the right corner was ti'little soft and the St. Thomas goalie appedred to have it stopped. However, the ball went • under him and continued into the net.- Paul Coyne upped the score to 2.0 before halftime as -he broke into the clear and made no mistake on his low shot from 6 yards out. St. Columhancaine out just as strongly in the 2nd half and were rewarded 5 minutes later when Rick Ryan scored the nicest goal of the game. He clearly beat the fullback guarding him, broke in from the left wing and fired a hard shot jugt inside the far post. O'Reilly increased the lead to 4-0, again On a penalty shot. This time he gave the goalie no chance to get to the ball as his shot went into the top right corner of the net. Ryan completed the scoring for St. Columban when his free kick from 20 yards out deflected defender, Again net off . a , St. Thomas Again this Columban strongly and goalie Frank Verberne was very solid in net as he turned in another shutout. There are no league games scheduled for this coming long weekend but both the "A" and "B" teams • return to action the following week. Starting lineup againSt St. Thomas: Goal; Frank Verberne; Fullback - Pat Flanagan, Fill Doelting, Dave O'Reilly, Frank Flanagan; Midfield - Richard Verberne, Maxvin Kale; Forward Danny Murray, Gard Dick, Paul Coyne, Tony Arts; Alt.. Mike Avery, Rick Ryan, Jim Docking. Week, defence the played St.