HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1987-05-06, Page 17THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 6, 1987. PAGE 17.
Lori Appleby continues to set records
Lori Appleby of RR 2, Blyth has
had some very good finishes in
some track and field meets recent
ly-
On April 13, Lori took part in the
Madill Invitational. Schools from
Huron, Perth and Bruce counties
participated. In senior girls discus
she set a new meet record and
withathrowof31.97 and open girls
shot put with aput of 11.90 while
setting meet records in both
events.
On April 25 she competed at the
Forest City track and field meet in
CHSS team tunes up for H-P meet
London. Lori put 10.90 to win the
silver medal.
On May 2, Lori participated at
the Bluevale Relays held in
Kitchener. Lori put the shot 10.64
m. to capture the gold medal. In
discus she threw 33.84 to win the
gold medal and break the school
record. She also set meet records in
both these events.
Her next competition is May 6
and 7 for Huron-Perth held in
Goderich. Lori is in grade 12 at F.E.
Madill Secondary school in Wing
ham.
school record with a throw of 32.92
m. In senior girls shot she also seta
new school and meet record with a
put of 11:34 m. At this meet the
Madill track and field team won the
overall field performance award as
well as the total track and field
performance award.
On April 23, Lori competed at the
Medway Relays in Arva. Lori won
gold medals in open girls discus
Bulls honour supporters
Continued from page 16
restored 1966 Malibu Convertible.
His words of encouragement were
always heard on the sidelines at the
hockey games.
Mike Chapman presented a
plaque to Coach Joe Steffler who
guided them to their first semi-
finalists series since being organ
ized. He always had the right
words to say no matter what the
occasion called for and the team
appreciated his guiding hand on
the bench. President Brian Hueth-
Brussels Bullscoach Joe Steffler, centre, presented a special award to Club president Brian Heuther and
his wife, Diane, at the team’s annual banquet and Awards Night at the BMG arena on Saturday, in
recognition of the couple’s hard work throughout the year. In making the presentation, Mr. Steffler said
that the Bulls had gone further this year than at any time since the Club was first formed.
TheC.H.S.S. Track and Field
team took part in the seventh
Annual Tillsonburg Track and
Field Meet last Wednesday. The
competition involved over 40 high
schools from Western Ontario and
the competition was of a very high
calibre with as many as 80
individuals in some of the events.
In the Track portion of the event,
er then presented Joe and Lynn
Steffler with a wooden clock on
behalf of executive and players for
their hard work during the season.
Neil McGavin closed the awards
presentation with his usual good-
natured commentary on a number
of those present and was enjoyed
by all. The doors closed at 11 p.m.
to a full house who danced to Doug
and Terry’s D.J. music.
The Junior D Lottery draw still
had some weekly $50 draws to be
made and those winners were: Bev
Ming Lee, running the 1500 m.
steeple chase for the first time
finished in fourth position with a
time of 4 min. 52 sec. Steve
Dolmage set a new school record in
the Junior 110 m. hurdles finishing
fifth with a 17.39 sec. time. Darryl
Hemingway finished sixth in the
MidgetlOOm. hurdles witha 16.04
sec. time.
Williscraftof Clinton; John and
Nicole Lowe, Brussels; Jeanne
Kirkby, Walton; Kevin McArter,
Brussels; Jim Garniss, Brussels.
There were four $50 draws made
at the dance and they were Mary
Shean, Stratford; Lillian Hallam,
Auburn; Mike Vincent, Londes-
boro and Dave Harding, Gorrie.
The big prize of $1,000 was won
by Wes Albrecht of Atwood.
Thankyoutoallwhopurchased
tickets and helped make the draw a
success.
In the relay races, two excellent
performances were recorded. The
Midget Boys Mile Relay team
composed of Steve Vandendool,
Everett Ridder, Darryl Heming
way and Derek Bradshaw finished
in second position with a fine time
of4min. lOsec.TheJuniorGirls4x
100 m. Relay, competing in the
open event, placed a very impres
sive third with a new school record
time of 53.1 sec.
A number of other good perfor
mances were turned in as well.
Steve Souch finished seventh in the
Open Boys 3000 with a 9 min. 47.5
Brussels invites railway
entrepreneur to council
Brussels village council will
invite Peter Bowers who dreams of
taking over local railways if they
are abandoned by Canadian
National Railways to its June
council meeting.
Councillors made the decision
after receiving information from
Mr. Bowers’ organization Ontario
Midwestern Rail Services and a
request for a donation of $141.75 to
help continue planning to make the
rail takeover possible. CN rail
recentlv lost an attempt, before the
sec. time. Steve Vandendool had a
personal best (P.B.) of 24.9 sec. in
the 200 m. Dave Sparling also ran a
P. B. of 25 sec. in that race. Greg
Lobb ran a 10 min. 44 sec. 3000 m.
Craig Bauman had a P. B. of 5.16 m.
in the long jump, as did Steve
Dolmage a5.63 m. and Everett
Ridder at 5.11m. Kim Medd ran a 6
min. 31 sec. mile and was 10th in
her heat. Angela Reid was 14th in
the same heat. The Midget Boys 4 x
100 m. relay team composed of
Craig Baumann, Darryl Heming
way, Everett Ridder and Steve
Vandendool just missed the school
record at 49.65 sec.
Canadian Transport Commission,
to abandon the rail line through
Brussels and other area rail lines
but has reapplied for abandonment
saying the line had only 127
carloads travel on it in 1986.
Mr. Bower, from the Owen
Sound area, following the plan of
several regions in the U.S. and one
in Alberta, would like to see a
regional railway spring up from the
giant CN’s plan to abandon local
track.
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