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Attend the following community clinic to
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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2001. PAGE 11.
Sparling voted swimmer of the meet
On Oct. 21, the Huron Hurricanes
Aquatic Club travelled to
Tillsonburg for the start of the
2001/2002 swim season.
The Hurricanes had an outstanding
meet with several swimmers having
personal best times and placing in
the top 10.
Jessica Sparling, youngest mem-
ber to attend, pushed the Hurricanes
to a powerful start with a first-place
Lightning
On Sunday, Saugeen Maitland
PeeWee girls defeated Hamilton
Hawks 3-1. Madison Youth complet-
ed the natural hattrick with two
assists coming from Cora Leigh
Littlejohn.
Other helpers came from Jenna
The Ontario Trillium Foundation
announced on Oct. 31 that communi-
ties and groups within the Counties
of Grey, Bruce, Huron and Perth
would receive grants totaling
$667,000. The Foundation receives
annually $100 million in funding
generated through Ontario's charity
casino initiative.
The grants are awarded for
diverse projects by many different
groups. They can range from the ren-
ovation of the park that contains the
Mitchell Cenotaph, which will be
undertaken by the local Legion to
Bruce Grey Children's Services' plan
to start and evaluate alternative
recreation programs for at-risk youth
and other children.
finish in females age 10 in the 50-
metre freestyle and backstroke and
placed second in the 100-metre
breaststroke.
Eleven-year-old males were led
with energetic performances from
Robyn Lobb, Thomas McManuss
and Brent Meyers. Lobb had per-
sonal best of 1:44.82 in 100 metre
breaststroke arid top 10 finishes in
50-metre free (8) and back (10).
Schultz and Cara Dadswell.
A week ago, Saugeen travelled to
Woodstock where they beat the
Wildcats 2-1. Youth and Courtney,
Sutherland potted one each for the
Lightning with Jodie Reid and Kendal
Whitfield adding an assist each.
The Huron County Children's Aid
Society has been awarded $48,000
over two years to develop communi-
ty gardens throughout Huron
County. The Society plans to bring
together people from diverse back-
grounds and economic status, using
the gardens to help them interact. It
is hoped that the project will allow
the participants to help one another
learn to improve their nutritional
health.
"The impact of our grants on com-
munities goes well beyond the dol-
lars," said Grant Review Team chair
John Lawson. "Often our funding is
a key element in putting together a
winning formula that brings people,
ideas and resources together."
Meyers finished with top 10 results
in 50 metre back (10).
The 12-year-old female category
had active performances by Sarah
Vassen, Christy Hartman and Aiden
Barnett. Barnett had a personal best
of 42.60 sec in the 50-metre back,
placing sixth, and placed in the top
10 for 200 medley (10) and 50-metre
Free (8).
Patrick Livingston displayed lead-
The Lighting then took on the
Guelph Wolves and beat them 2-1.
Reid and Schultz scored with
Whitfield, Sutherland and Dadswell
assisting.
The Lightning remain undefeated in
regular season play.
Profiling
Ironman
Matt Anderson
Editor's
note: During
the winter The
Citizen will be
providing pro-
files of the sev-
eral members
of the
Wingham
lronmen hock-
ey club who
are from -our
coverage area.
This is Matt
Anderson's second year as a
Wingham Jr.0 Ironman. That fact,
and his age, 18 make him one of the
old guys on a team with a large con-
tingent of rookies.
He is one of the assistant captains
on the team. When asked what posi-
tion he played Anderson was quick
to answer, "Wherever the coach
wants me to." Not a bad attitude for
someone who admits that hockey
will never be a career but would still
like to play for another two years.,
A native of Londesborough,
Anderson went to high school in
Clinton. He is currently attending
Conestoga College where he is tak-
ing woodworking.
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AWARDS
Deadline - Nov. 30th, 2001
Contact this community
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ership in showing tremendous effort
by having four top 10 results in 50-
metre free (7), 50-metre back (10),
100-metre breaststroke (7) and a per-
sonal best of 2:57.89 sec in 200-
metre individual medley (6).
Meghan Morris and Sarah Fisk
scorched the field with Morris hav-
ing top 10 finishes in the 15-year-old
It was a rout for the Brussels
PeeWee Local League players when
they travelled to Wingham Nov.
5.
Holding their hosts to two score-
less periods, Brussels took a com-
manding 4-0 lead going into . the
third. Scott Phillips, Adam McClure,
Andrew McDonald and Steven
Ropp each tallied_ a point. Assists
went to Ropp and Phillips each with
two, McDonald, Jordy Campbell
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category — 50-metre back (3), 200-
metre individual medley (9) and a
first-place result in the 50-metre
freestyle with a time of 29.64 sec-
onds.
Livingston and Sparling were
voted swimmers of the meet for their
outstanding performances.
and Chase Chapman.
The visitors continued their
onslaught knocking in two more
before Wingham got on the board.
Phillips and McClure each scored on
short-handed efforts with assits from
Ropp and Mitch Blake. Then just
seconds after Wingham finally
bulged the twine in the dying min-
utes of the game, McClure found the
net again, with helpers to Blake and
Brad McKague.
Temptation
Michael Boyle of Grand Bend just couldn't resist when he
spied this truck among the many items up for grabs at the
St. Augustine Pre-Christmas Bazaar. (Vicky Bremner photo)
Ont.Trillium Foundation
announces grant for CAS
Brussels PeeWees
remains undefeated whitewash Wingham
Maureen Bean welcomed the
Bible Study Group to her home no
Oct. 30 with 10 members attending.
The book of Mark was continued
with Rev. Paul Ross speaking on the
many miracles that Christ did while
here on earth. He closed the day's
study with prayer. The hostess,
assisted by Teresa Roetcisoender,
served a dainty lunch which was
enjoyed by all. We are going to go to
Goderich Place for the next meeting.
Auburn Lions Club Pancake
Breakfast was held at the Hall on
Sunday, Nov. 4 from 9 a.m. - noon.
The Walkerbum Club meets at Ila
Cunningham's home on NOve, 5.
Final plans will be made regarding
the upcoming meeting at a Clinton
Nursing Home.
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