HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1987-06-10, Page 14PAGE 14. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1987.
Three winners at the Brussels Lawn Bowling Tournament last Wednesday were in keen competition
throughout the day, with Wilma Merrifield of Atwood, left, finishing in seventh position, Ada Pethwick of
Mitchell, centre, finishing in first place, and Jean Bewley of Brussels, right, president of the Brussels
Club, finishing in fourth place.
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Stephens ends best ever
season for CHSS student
Vivienne Stephens, 15, of Blyth
ended the most successful track
and field season any Central Huron
Secondary athlete has ever had
when she took fourth and one fifth
placefinishesin the all-Ontario
track and field championships in
Hamilton May 29 and 30.
The “midget” sprinter became
the first CHSS student to ever
make it to the final heat of an
all-Ontario meet when she ran a
12.7 second 100m. sprint to qualify
for the finals. In the finals she set a
new personal best, lowering her
time to 12.67 seconds to place
fourth in the event.
On the Saturday she won her way
to the finals again with a 26.84
second time in the 200 m. In the
final she lowered that time to 26.6
seconds to tie fourth place.
She also mcved up a notch to
junior to run the all-important
anchor-leg for the CHSS junior
girls4x 100m. relay team along
with Karen Uyl, Susan Govenlock
and Lisa Beattie. This was the first
Brussels PS track champions declared
by Dan Beuermann
After a lot of huffing and puffing
they made it through the day on
Monday, June 1. All of the grades
participated in Track and Field
with the exception of kindergarten
and grade one. Pupils ran miles,
jumped to new heights and threw
for all they were worth.
Some of the favourite events
were the shot put (for bantam and
atom), thqjsoftball throw (Tyke and
Mite), the high jump and the races.
The overall winners were for
mite boys, Andrew Exel, Josh
Beuermann and Steven Machan
while the winners fof/the girls were
Krista Hunter, Janice Jacklin and
Leslie Stretton. The winners for the
tyke boys were Randy Beuermann,
Michael Dauphin and Shane Wil
son.
The winnersfor the girls were
Kim Mulvey, Stacy Hahn and
Angie Yoon.
The winners for the atom boys
were Brad Beuermann, Tim Ma-
time a CHSS relay team had ever
made it past the regional track
meet.
Going into the provincial event
the team was ranked 18th of the 21
teams in competition and so had
the disadvantage of the outside
lane in the first heat. They turned
in their fastest time of the year at
50.84 seconds to place second in
the heat and qualify for the finals.
They couldn’t match that time as
they ran 51.05 in the final to place
fifth. Their heat time is a new
school record.
This final race completed a
season which was the most suc
cessful for any athlete in track and
field ever in Central Huron history.
Vivienne finished first in the 100
meter at Huron-Perth setting a
new record of 12.9 seconds, won
the 200 meter as well, won the gold
medallions in the 100 meter and the
200 meter at WOSS A, finished first
in the WestRegionalsinthe 200
meter and second in the 100 meter
and fourth in the two events at
OFSAA.
chan and Brett Clarkson, The girls
winners were Carla Johnston,
Tricia Duskocy and Kelly Overholt.
The winners for the bantam boys
were Shawn Jacklin, Todd Rice and
Darren Johnston. The winners for
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holds first
tournament
The Brussel Lawn Bowling Club
held its first tournament of the
season Thursday, June 4, with 14
teams in competition, represent
ing five area clubs.
Winners were: first with three
wins 41 plus four, Reg. Robinson
and Ada Pethick, Mitchell; second
with two wins 40 plus one, Don and
Lois Haines, Clinton; third with
two wins 34 plus two, Jim and Jack •
Bowman; fourth with two wins 31
plusfour; Les Douglas and Jean
Bewley, Brussels; fifth with two
wins 29 plus three, Jack Broughton
and Vera Lindnor, Atwood; sixth
with two wins 25, Charlie and
Wilma Merrifield, Atwood; seven
th with two wins 24, George Inglis
and Agnes Bieman, Brussels;
Consolation - Bill and Grace
Hewitt, Atwood.
A casserole supper was served
by the Brussels ladies between the
second and third games.
The Brussels Club will welcome
new members. If anyone is inter
ested, please come Monday or
Wednesday evening at 7 p.m.
during June or Monday and
Thursday evenings in July and
August. Monday nights are Jitney
nights and Wednesday practice.
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the girls were Dawn Becker, Lisa
Pennington and Kim McWhirter.
Good luck to these students at the
North Huron Track and Field meet
on June 10 at Howick Central
School.
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