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St. Columban soccer
Ieaaue results for JuIv 8
U18 Boys
St. Columban U18 boys
lost to Wingham by a score
5-0 on Thursday, June 25 in
Wingham but came back
with a 2-1 win on Thursday,
July 2 with goals by Calvin
Heng and Josh Fehr.
U9 Girls
On Wednesday June 24,
the U9 girls travelled to the
Taxandria Falcons pitch.
With the sunny sky above
and a light wind, it was a
great evening for a match.
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Falkingham in net, and the
defence playing solid, it
seemed that St. Columbana
might get the first goal.
However, the Falcons with
a quick turn -around notched
the first point.
Not long after, Ava Robin-
son darted down into Falcon
territory and was able to tie
the game.
With the aggressive play of
Taxandria, the girls held
their own, but could not
keep the Falcons off the
scoresheet. The game final
was 4-1 for the Falcons.
The girls gave everything
they had and will not forget
this game.
They vow to be a stronger
team when they meet again.
U15 Girls
On Monday, June 29, the
girls travelled to Lucknow
and came out with a win
with a score of 5-2.
Early in the first half, Luc -
know took the lead.
This was answered quickly
by a goal from Jaymee Nolan.
Not long after, with a beauty
cross pass from Jaymee,
Madie McKellar put one past
their keeper.
Claire Horan scored again
later on in the first half, as well.
Lucknow scored to start
the second half, but then
Claire Horan scored again,
after picking up a beauty
throw in from Natasha Klaver.
Claire scored her third of
the game from a pass from
Rachel Klaver to make it a
5-2 game.
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POLICE BRIEFS
Thieves make off
with almost 70 pigs
HURON EAST—Almost 70 pigs
were recently stolen from a local
pig fame operation in Huron Perth.
Huron County OPP officers are
investigating the incident that
occurred at the farm located
on Krauter Line. Sometime
between 12:00 p.m. on June
28 and 9:00 a.m. on June 29,
those responsible entered into
the barn through an insecure
back door. Once inside the
barn the thieves managed to
load up the pigs and subse-
quently drive away with them.
At the time of the theft, the
pigs were all about 25 to 30
pounds in weight. The total
value of the stolen pigs is esti-
mated to be around $3,000.
Any person with information
regarding this incident should
contact Huron OPP at 1-888-
310-1122 or (519) 524-8314.
Police investing
racist and
homophobic
graffiti in Goderich
GODERICH - Huron County
OPP are investigating graf-
fiti that took place overnight in
Goderich, including a swastika,
homophobic and racist slurs.
Police were notified of the
damage early on June 30
after an employee noticed the
graffiti on his way to work.
Three buildings in the southeast
area of Goderich were vandalized.
• A northeast exterior wall of
the Goderich-Huron YMCA
• The rear exterior wall of Sleep
Matters on Suncoast Drive
• A small storage shed located
at the Windsor Salt prop-
erty located on Huron Road
Police said the message
sprayed were primarily racial
and homophobic slurs. A swas-
tika symbol and "unflatter-
ing" message for police were
also sprayed onto the walls.
A combination of brown, black
and pink spray paint was used.
In a media release, police officials
said, "graffiti is any writing, sym-
bol or drawing that is applied to
any surface without the property
owner's consent. When a person
applies graffiti they are commit-
ting mischief, which can carry a
jail sentence upon conviction.
Any person with informa-
tion regarding this incident
is asked to contact Huron
County OPP at 1-888-310-
1122 or 519-524-8314.
Those who wish to remain anon-
ymous can contact Crime Stop-
pers at 1-800-222-8477 (TIPS).
Man nabbed
with pot
BLUEWATER - Huron County
OPP have charged a 31 -year-
old male driver from Dut-
ton following an early morn-
ing traffic stop on June 30.
Just before 2:00 a.m. an officer
stopped the driver of a Ford
Focus on Bayfield Main Street
North near Catherine Street East.
According to police, while speak-
ing with the driver the officer
discovered a small quantity of
marijuana inside the vehicle. A
subsequent search of the vehicle
resulted in the officer locating an
additional quantity of marihuana.
He has been charged with
possession of marijuana.
He has since been released
from custody with an upcoming
court appearance to be made
later this summer at the Ontario
Court of Justice in Goderich.
Misplaced oxygen
tank and carry
bag leads to theft
SOUTH HURON — Somewhere
is walking around with prop-
erty that belongs to the county's
emergency services department.
Paramedics from Huron County
EMS attended to a call for assis-
tance at a Carling Street residence
located in Exeter around 1:00 a.m.
Upon loading and transferring
the patient to hospital the crew
noticed they had left behind an
oxygen tank and carry bag.
According to police, the para-
medics retumed within the hour
and checked around the park-
ing lot area where the bag was
last seen however the tank and
bag were missing. The area
was searched extensively how-
ever the tank has not surfaced.
The oxygen tank has a regu-
lator connected to the tank
and it is housed in an aqua -
coloured padded carry bag.
The tank is labelled with a
County of Huron sticker. The
value of the carry bag and oxy-
gen tank is approximately $500.
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