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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-03-12, Page 15RED PENCIL FEATURE ONTARIO NO 1 POTATOES 10 LB. BAG 1.38 RED PENCIL FEATURE U.S.A. NO. 1 FLORtDA WHITE ROSE CELERY STALKS 49 EACH CANADA GRADE A BLADE BONE REMOVED . BLADE,SHORT RIB A I. ND " BONELESS ••it4 ROAST . LB: 8- • RED PENCIL FEATURE HALF SKINNE D FULLY COOKED BUTT OR SHANR. PORTION HAM Tiig exposyraqg loft A NERVOOS. EENO 4 hThiyciik teal plat a c am tlsllfp aerie '.: - can be ai den:14001g of. olaYeri on the bench as it IS for the players on the floor as these members 'Of the SDHS. Gelded Bears disdevered last weekend. Watching /heir teammates In the high school Vy0SA basketball finals in' London were, left to right,otws Iluether, Bob Johnston.Thompson, manager Patil St. Louis and coach Terry The Bears defeated Parkhill 48-31 to win the title. ' (Photo by Marty Flannigan) ti BEING COMPETITIVE MEANS BEING AS GOOD AS THE OTHER GUY. WOSSA medal won Gold for: Bears AT STAFFENS WE TRY TO BE BETTER! they could not overcome the large point deficit. When the final buzzer went, the tally was 48-31. in favour of the Bears. TheY 'had earned the Gold in the Golden Bears name. Robert Thonipson.- led scoring for Seaforth with lit points, followed by - Dennis Nielsen with II and Steve Huether with 10. The toughest is yet to come for the Bears as theN prepare for the OFSSA championships in Parkhill Thompson counted 15. while Steve Huether and Eddie Nielsen each scored 8, The final score was 65-51. decisive victory for Seaforth. The win sent Bears to the finals against North Middle- sex Mauraders, front Parkhill. The game started off close. and remained ,tight for the. lirst,three qdarters. Seaforth 400k advantage of their height: utilizing WS" Robert 'Thompson in the middle of the key to play _over the heads of the shorter Mauraders. Tension increased' and tempers rose in the fourth quarter as the clock ticked AtAvn, Dennis Nielsen drew a technical foul for slamming the ball tti the floor after a referee's call. This led to a brief "shouting match involving several players and the coach, but was quickly put aside as team members regained their composures Moments later a Parkhill' player also drew ' a- technical for losing his' teinper, on the 'court: Maurndets ran out of steam in the last few minutes. . as it became apparent that next week. They will ho comPeting .against the top Single A basketball -teams ...from •ecross the province. If recent history, is ,any in- ' dication, with Western • Ontario (WOSSA) teams winning the OFSSA title' in most of the last several years, then the Bears. this year's Cinderella Story, will live a good chance at taking the highest award possible ' for them. . OFSSA Gold. RED PENCIL FEATURE RED PENCIL FEATURE GET OUTTA MY WAY!—Seaforth Golden Bears captain Dennis Nielsen powers his way , through a Parkhill North Middlesex defensernan in his drive to the basket during the final quarter of tne VvOSSA A championshiPgame at Fanshawe College London Saturday. Trie Bears won the game 48-31 to win the regio nal ale , and now move on to.the provincial tournament in Parkhill Mar dh 19, 20and 21 Photo by Marty Flannigan) NEIL,501,15 FAmOus ICE CREAM BRAVO PLAIN SPAGHETTI SAUCE 28 OZ. • .8A9 ...REG 1,33 REG. LITRE n 2.89 leisen • misses .NCAA lib-Ming scores. mens High single and triple, Reg. Dick 343 and 864, Ladies high single, Ruth Campbell 218, high triple. 'Bonnie Beddard 566. UniVersitY' of Michigan shop putter Johnny-, Nielsen Of Seaforth didn't make it to the NCAA indoor track and field meet as hoped. despite a fine, freshmen start. The shot putter failed to, make the 59' 5" standard, required to get into the indoor meet in Detroit this weekend. His iast chance to make the meet.was in the Big Ten championships at Col- umbus recently. In that meet, Nielsen finished fourth with a toss of 58' 3". In typical Nielsen fashion, his best effort was on his final -throw., Johnny's c(mch, Jack, Har- vey. a former Big Ten shot put record-holder, called the- competition • at 'Columbus "incredible, the best_ ever in the Big Ten." The winning athlete. Mike Lehritann of Illinois. won with a record toss of 67' 4,1/2 " Mare sports \ page ,22 — '• 5002 - 5492 5721. 5085 ,5665 -5182 ST. JAMES BOWLING LEAGUE ,Grasshopietio Crickets Mosquitoes. Beetles June Bugs: Dragon Flies SENIOR CITIZENS BOWLING Ladies high- Pearl James 50 Second- Mary Riley. 429. Mens high- Tom Carter, 560; Second- Ed. Andrews. 527. High lane- Pearl James Stan Hillen Lorne Dennis, Tremeer Tom Carter Gordan Papple BY PAUL ST. LOUIS The. SDHS Golden Hear?. basketball tebm did sonw. thing. that no Seatorth team "has done for a long time, Salurday • Bears tton the WOSSA "A" gold medal anti advanced to the provincial OFSSA hamtminship purnament scheduled for March 19. ?0 and 71 With a preseason that aas unimpresso.'e to the least, and a season that began ak jib a loin- 6 Lia me losing streak. it might hate become t.'tjAkIll 144 smile Bears ..ere going to limp through this 5CON,t11 a 1111 record that t:. kk.lttlid i:11;.•t But innt the dismal past is behind the team. %%Inch is unbeaten in its lust nine games. and .% as climaxed iu weekend A‘ in at regional championships. " 'rite first g;ittic of the tournament for Seatorth Was Friday %% hen they laced the S. Joseph's Rams from St. Thomas. Beatsstarted and they were ontseored 15-14 in the first quarter. and acre dtmn at the' half. It %%ttsn:t until the third quarter that Seaforth came to life anti tight defence..keved by 'Eddie Nielsen - Lop top and Rohert Ihinnpson doe nd 'Mg the boards. ' The offense also look form as the Bears buL;a n a running game. As a result indi%idual , scoring alas high. Dennis Nielsen stirred a total of 30 points. IS of v,hich a ere in the third quarter. Robert A POSITIVE CHOIC WAYS TO SA BUY A 1980 PONTIAC or BUICK ! TAXTIMEM YOU III A SQUEEZE? 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