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Panthers win
AT THE: HIGH .K11001,
By Ann .crogek)
October
7 --Goderich at SHDHS
14 --SIIDITS at Stratford Central
21 —SHDHS at St. Marys
28— Clinton at SHDHS
November
4 — Mitchell at SHDHS Weicome
bock
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cepted with. Len Rimmer of the
Panthers picking off the Strath-
roy stray toss and returning
25 yards,
Schedules have been released
for the two South. Huron high
school football teams competing
in the Huron-Perth conference.
The senior Panthers under the
direction of Coach Ron Bogart
will be playing a six-game sche-
dule in a 10-team grouping. Glenn
Mickle's junior club are sche-
duled in three regular season
contests and one exhibition game.
The top four clubs in the senior
ranks will be eligible for play-
off competition with the first
and third and second and fourth
place teams meeting in a sud-
den-death semi-final game and
the two survivors battling out
in a similar one game final set.
The junior playoffs have the
first and second place finishers
over the season's play meeting
in a sudden-death tilt for the
group championship.
The complete schedules are
as follows:
JUNIORS
October
7 — Goderich at slams
14 — SHDHS at Stratford Central
21 — SHDHS at St. Marys
26 -- SHDHS at Listowel
SENIOR
September
30 — SHDHS at Seaforth
Rec softball
Fall has arrived and brought
with it the new school year of
1966-67,
I am pleased to be writing this
column again and shall endeavour
to keep you informed on the ac-
tivities at South Huron District
High School.
School opened for this year,
uneventfully,
The construction of the new ad-
dition is proceeding extremely
smoothly. The workers are doing
their best to get the addition up,
before winter sets in. One cannot
imagine the immensity of this
project until it is seen withone's
own eyes.
Last Tuesday, Sept. 20, an as-
sembly was held for the purpose
of introducing the students to the
candidates for President of the
Student Council and also for
Social Convenor. After a week of
vigorous campaigning, the stu-
dent body voted Fri. Sept. 23,
I am pleased to announce that
Len Hume is our president. Tina
Mills is our vice-president and
Janet Miller is our Social Con-
venor. May I wish them all the
best of luck in the coming year.
The Panthers played their first
game of the season Wed.,Sept. 21
against Strathroy, in Strathroy.
By MRS. HEBER DAVIS
Sunday at 11 am St. Patrick's
Church, Saintsbury, held Thanks-
giving service with Rev. Lyle
Bennett in charge. Mrs. Larry
Lewis, Granton, was at the organ.
The church was decorated for
the occasion with fall vegetables,
fruits and flowers. The flowers
on the altar were in loving mem-
ory of Almarie Young, placed
there by her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Heber Davis and family.
Guests for the service and
following with Mr. & Mrs. Earl
Greenlee, Mr. & Mrs. Orland
Squire and Donald, Centralia.
With Mr. & Mrs. Harry Car-
roll, Mr. & Mrs. Jack Dickins,
Mr. & Mrs. Maurice MacDonald
and Mr. & Mrs. Ron Carroll,
Ian and Brenda;
With Mr. & Mrs. Heber Davis,
Mr. & Mrs. Mervin Elston, Cen-
tralia and Mr. & Mrs. Bob Tind-
all and girls;
With Mr, & Mrs. Hugh Davis,
Mr. & Mrs. Earl Atkinson and
Mrs. Bob Coleman, Lucan and
Mrs. Richard Dickins, Exeter.
Our team won the exhibition game
20-0, Let's hope this is a good
omen for the season!
Many of the clubs have been
organized for this year. One of
the new clubs is the Music Ap-
preciation Club, under the direc-
tion of Mrs. C. Wilson.
The purpose of this club is to
enjoy together all types of
music - folk -rock, folk-pop,
country - western, rhythm and
blues, soul, classical and any
other types of recorded music.
So, if you are a music buff, this -
is the club for you.
The Art Club, under the leader-
ship of Mr. Marshall is a new
club this year. Anyone who
wishes, may join, whether you
have artistic talent or not.
The Audio-VisualClublias
started again with Mr. Shaw at the
helm. Without this club, manyof
the social functions at S.H.D.H.S.
would be total disasters.
Girls began volleyball practice
early last week.
The Senior Volley ball Champ-
ionship will be held at St. Marys,
Thurs. Nov. 10. The junio r
championship will be held at
S.H.D.H.S. Tu e s. Nov. 15. W.O.
S.S.A. V o 11 e y ball will be held
Sat., Nov. 19 at Stratford North-
Western.
Elections f or class president
and class vice-president wer e
held Monday morning, Sept. 26.
There is aSenior Panther foot-
ball game this Friday, Sept. 30,
in Seaforth. Good luck fellows!
Take care of yourself and I'll
see you next week.
PERSONALS
Mr. Tom Kooy has returned
home from South Huron Hospital,
Exeter.
Mr. Michael Davis spent the
weekend with his cousin, Mr.
David Latta, Lucan and was guest
at an anniversary dinner for Mrs.
Latta's parents, Mr. & Mrs. Earl
Atkinson of Lucan at the Latta
home.
Mrs. Clarence Davis is under
the doctor's care.
Mrs. Harry Carroll and Mrs.
Heber Davis attended the tea and
bazaar at Holy Trinity Church,
Lucan, Friday evening.
Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Barker,
Lucan, spent Sunday with Mr.
& Mrs. Jim Barker and family.
Contributions from general tax
revenues to the unemployment
insurance fund are estimated at
$62.5 million in the current year.
King and June, Woodham, with
Mr. & Mrs. Harold Bern;
Mr. & Mrs. Burton Morgan,
St. Marys, Mr. & Mrs. Wm.
Spence, Woodham, Mr. & Mrs.
Grant Skinner, Exeter and fam-
ilies, Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Strong,
Seaforth, Mrs. Mary Brock with
Mr. & Mrs. Norman Brock and
Bill;
Miss Margaret Johns, Elim-
ville with Mr. & Mrs. Thomas
Bern and family.
By MRS, THOMAS HERN
Zion West anniversary was
held Sunday with the regular
minister, Rev. J. King as speak-
er. Mr. Ken Blackler of Kirkton
sang two solos. The church choir
sang an anthem assisted by the
organist and pianist Mrs. Har-
old Hern and Vernon Bern.
Visitors in the community were
Mr. & Mrs. Phil Bern and
family, with Mr. & Mrs. Bob
Bern;
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Lynn and
Catherine of Clandeboye with Mr.
& Mrs. Harry Hern;
Mrs. Orville Snell and Jeanette
of Grimsby with Mr. & Mrs.
Ephriam Bern;
Mr. & Mrs. Harold Bell and
Carol Ann of Elimville with Mr.
& Mrs. Norman Jaques;
Mr. & Mrs. Cecil Dobson,
Kirkton and Mr. & Mrs. George
Levy and family, Russeldale, with
Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Jaques;
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Thomson and
family, Woodham, Mr. & Mrs.
Edgar Baker and David with Mr.
& Mrs. Laverne McCarter;
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Pullen,
Clinton, Mr. & Mrs. Milne Pullen,
St. Marys with Mr. & Mrs. Ang-
us Earl;
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Bowden,
Centralia, Mr. & Mrs. Ray P ayn-
ter and family, Kirkton, Mr. &
Mrs. Wm. Allison and family,
Ailsa Craig with Mr. & Mrs.
Ray Jaques;
Rev. & Mrs. John Wareham,
Atwood, Mr. & Mrs. George Case,
Newfoundland, Rev. & Mrs. J.
Last of old-time operator
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The next two Teen batters gain-
ed first by way of free passes
to load the bases, but Lanes
chucker Lyle Little settled down
and got the next batter on strikes
to end the rally.
Little's second bingle of the
game and consecutive walks to
Gilfillan and Jim Russell set the
stage for Bogart's bases clear-
ing smash.
The losers threatened briefly
in the seventh but were snuffed
out on a game closing double
play. With one out Larry Inglis
tripled, but was thrown out at the
plate on the second half of a
twin killing that went from short
to first and back to the plate.
Little went the distance on the
Lanes mound, giving up a total
of seven hits and ran into trouble
only in the sixth.
Larry Inglis, throwing for Teen
Town, was touched for ten safe
blows, with all but one coming
during the Lanes scoring ses-
sions.
The youngsters also pulled off
a double play, catching Hal Flare
at the plate on a similar ground
play situation in the fourth.
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Wayne King was judged the
winner in the Achievement Day
held by the Exeter 4-H sweet
corn club in connection with the
fall fair.
David Marshall was second and
third place went to LarrySkinner.
Finishing in the top 10 were:
Dale Skinner, Dianne Oke, Brad-
ley Pryde, Paul Kerslake, Brenda
Skinner, Kathryn Oke and Bar-
bara Dougall.
Top spot in the South Huron
4-H grain corn club was picked
up by Bill Brock. Larry Bern was
second and third went to Duncan
E therington.
Rounding out the top five were
Rick and Debbie Etherington.
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