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PAGE 8. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 1994.
Tigers earn B champ.
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Thanks for the great shirts
The Londesboro Squirt Girls ball team had the Londesboro Lions Club to thank for their new
shirts which they proudly displayed at a recent game. Coach Anj McCool, top.oversees the
team which are from top row left: Mandy Dunbar, Amy Stryker, Jessica Elder, Joyce Beacom
Ruthanne Huizinga and Elizabeth Bysima; second row, from left: Pam Elliott, Tiffany Reinhart,
Melissa Snell and Jennifer VanBaaren; third row, from left: Jessica Kochis, Dana Marshall,
Becky Brandon and Uneetta Eiesinger. Londesboro Lions members in front, from left are:
Bruce Vincent, John Hoggart and Ron Nesbitt. ___________
Blyth Mosquitoes take Lucknow 4- 3 UP TO 100
The Blyth Mosquito Lightning
team went to Wingham on June 16
to find Wingham very sharp. Blyth
struggled the whole game and tried
their best but not once were
rewarded for their efforts.
Wingham won 5-0.
On June 20, Lucknow came to
Blyth for an enjoyable game. Goals
were exchanged throughout the
game. Blyth managed to come out
on top with a 4-3 victory. Jeremy
VanAmersfoort scored all four
goals, being set up three times by
David Ansley. Jud Hakkers got two
assists and Aron Baker assisted on
one.
On June 23 the team played
against Goderich McDonalds. In
the first half each team got on the
scoreboard with one goal. Jeremy
set up David for Blyth's only goal.
Goderich came out strong in the
second half with three unanswered
goals to give them a 4-1 win.
On June 13, the Blyth Mosquito
Thunder team also had a tough time
against Goderich McDonalds.
Jennifer Godfrey set up David
Ansley for the only goal for Blyth.
The Brussels Tigers were "in the
money" on the weekend bringing
home the B championship from the
Seaforth Fastball Tournament.
Friday night KW Pride handed
the Tigers their only loss of the
tournament, a 9-0 mercy. Gary Pipe
went two for two in a game that
saw only five Tigers reach base.
Saturday the Tigers broke open a
1-1 tie with five runs in the fifth
inning enroute to a 10-1 win over
the Walton Brewers. Doug Conley
batted four for four while Ken
Higgins added a sixth inning grand
slam.
Sunday morning the Tigers
scored in the first and fourth
innings for a 2-0 lead, then
survived a seventh inning bases
loaded none out situation to edge
the Lieury Jets 2-1. Mike Watson,
Gary Pipe and Doug Shaw all
batted two for three.
Sunday afternoon's championship
game saw the Tigers, trailing 2-1
after four innings, tie the game in
the fifth, take the lead in the sixth,
then score three insurance runs in
the seventh for a 6-2 win over
Squirts Boys ’82
lose to Wingham
During this past week the
Brussels Squirt Boys '82' team
continued their busy June schedule
with a home-and-home series
against a solid Wingham.
On Monday the boys fought hard ■
to dig themselves out of a hi>le after
Jason Armstrong and Nathan
combined to drive in three runs
with their home runs, the Brussels
team' entered the bottom of the
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Goderich took the win 4-1.
The soccer teams appreciate lots
of fans so come on and out and
cheer.
Transport Canada estimates show
that seat belts and child restraints
have saved as many as 14,000 lives
since 1980.
Coops Sports of Seaforth.
Doug Conley went the distance
for the win while Ron Strome's
defensive play at shortstop easily
made him Player of the Game.
In Huron County Fastball League
action the Tigers scored five runs in
each of the third and sixth innings
for a 10-3 win over Belgrave.
Ron Strome batted four for four
including a three run homer while
Todd Uhrig struck out 12.
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RESIDENTS OF
HULLETT
TOWNSHIP
The regular council
meeting of July 5th has
been rescheduled for
TUESDAY, JULY 12,1994.
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Landsberg and Rubick does
nothing to commend him to me. It
is ironic, again, that he should have
been a victim of a Secular
Humanist institution, the Nazi
death camp. He should have
learned something by that!
In citing people of prominence
who have influenced the world I
find it strange that Mr. Trollope has
overlooked Christians, such as John
Wesley, whose preaching of the
Gospel to the common people of
England, and his humanitarian
efforts, so transformed that nation
that it was spared the horrors of the
French Revolution.
He has forgotten, too, Abraham
Lincoln, a dedicated Christian who
legislated an end to the dreaded
slave trade in the United States.
And what shall I say about
Wilberforce, Egerton Ryerson,
David Livingston and Martin
Luther King? The list of Christians
who bettered their world is endless,
but one must be open-minded
enough to acknowledge that.
Well, there is my reasoning and
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a drearier, devastating, soul-less
selfish, totalitarian system that
benefits neither the individual
Humanist nor the world in general.
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The facts are that Spirit-filled
Christianity is a redemptively
transforming influence in the
world; Secular Humanism results in
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