The Citizen, 1991-05-29, Page 18Sports
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 29,1991. PAGE 19.
Blyth wins soccer match
Blyth hosted Clinton in Belgrave
for their first game of the North
Huron Soccer League on Monday,
May 20.
Blyth went on the offensive early
in the game and seemed to stay that
way for the duration of the game.
Although Clinton was outscored-
having a number of younger play
ers, they showed a lot of heart.
Blyth came out on top with a final
score of 12-0.
Goal scorers were Zeb Irving,
five; Michael Courtney, two; Kim
Lee, one; Brent Hazelgrove, two;
Jeff Cowan, one; and Greg Blok,
one; Brent, two; Mark Nonkes,
one; Jeff, one; Kurt Lentz, one and
Matthew Morrison, two.
After the game all the players
enjoyed a can of pop. The next
game is in Lucknow on May 30 at
7 p.m.
Members of the team are: Zeb
Irving, Michael Courtney, Kim
Lee, Brent Hazclgrove, Jeff
Cowan, Greg Blok, Mark Nonkes,
Kurt Lentz, Matthew Morrison,
Christina Black, April Van Amers-
foort, Shawna Walker, Cappy Onn,
Zoey Onn, Michael Ansley, Shane
Burkholder, and Ronnie Abell-
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The heat is on
It's a fight to the finish as Jason Gauthier, left, tries to edge
past Randy Beuermann, in the 400 metre Bantam boys
race at Brussels Public School's track and field competition
on Thursday. Jason took the first place medallion for the
top overall score in the Bantam division, while Randy
finished second.
one. Assists from Zeb, two; Greg,Rinn.
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Hullett track results
TRACK AND FIELD
by Elly Wilts
On your mark, get set, Go! On
May 17 the students from Grade 1
to 8 had Track and Field. The
events were running long jump,
triple jump, running high jump, etc.
The events were finished at 3 p.m.
and then awards were presented.
TRACK AND FIELD
RESULTS
Results from track and field were
Blyth students enjoy program
as follows:
9 and 10 boys, Matthew Arm
strong; girls, Amanda Anderson.
11 boys, Bobby Dixon; girls,
Amy Jenkins.
12 boys, Adam Cook; girls, Jenn
Szusz.
13 and over, boys, Michael
DeJong; girls, Lindsay Anderson.
All first and seconds go to
Seaforth. Age 6 to 8 year olds par
ticipated in track and field but don't
get to go to Seaforth.
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On Wednesday, May 22 the
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The classes have been learning all
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wrote about their trip in class the
next day. Following are two
descriptions of their trip by grade
one pupils. Both are unedited ver
sions.
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and
HEALTH SPELL
by Amanda Howson and
Toni Richmond
On May 23 a group of four actors
employed by the Ontario Ministry
of Health came to put on a fitness
and health play called "Health
Spell." There were four main char
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Rod and the Wizard. Five puppets
were used to portray parents
fill-in characters.
What the health spell group
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manner. The four food groups were
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were singing and talking about it
during the entire play. The food
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meat, fish, poultry and alternates; 4
- breads and cereals. We really
enjoyed the up-beat music and
colourful costumes and set. It will
help us remember the lesson that
was taught.
AN EXCITING TRIP
by Jodi Button and
Jill Jenkins
by Nicholas Courtney
Grade 1
(unedited)
We went to African Lions Safari
yestrday. We sew a show. We sew
a Elafent stendid on The Stend. We
saw the parrot show one parrot did
rolorskation. We saw the owl fliy.
We saw the Lions. We went on a
saw a parrot ride a bike. We saw a
big black, bear. The Monkeys wor
jompde on the bus. Giraffe steck
thar had in the window.
by Michael Walsh
Grade 1
(unedited)
Yesterday we saw zebas and the
giraffes stuck lhair heds in the bus
and we got to pet them and by the
pond thair was rinos and Llamas
some we in the dert with other ones
and when we got thair we went on
a tour on the bus and we saw one
Lion with a mane then we woched
the Elephant show thair was three
Elephants a mum a bother and a
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show one of the parrot had roler
skates then we woched the birds of
pray show and thair was a vulture
in the ring.
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