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PAGE 8. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 2002.
Sports
Lawn bowling underway
First place jump
Chris Corbett of Brussels clears the bar at 1.48 metres to
take first place honours in the Atom boys high jump
competition at the North Hut...NI elementary school track and
held meet held last Thursday Wingham. (Advance-Times photo)
U- 1 1 s taste victory
The offense for the Brussels U-11
squad was hot when they met Elma
II, May 28.
Brussels kept much of the play in
their opponents' end early in the
game and Thomas Johnston showed
good defensive ability when Elma
made a rush on goalie Andrew
Lindsay. David Grobbink and
Robert Cronin also helped clear the
ball for their end.
After two good tries on the Elma
netminder by Brian Burgess, Gavin
Bowers broke the stalemate.
Burgess tallied the next two for the
home team, getting help from Kelby
Krotz and Bowers on good passing
plays. Cameron Schlosser made a
East Wawanosh school's Jump
Rope for Heart event was a huge
success with students raising $2,813
for the Heart and Stroke Foundation.
As a result of this effort, the school
will receive a new portable stereo
system for the gym and some phys.
ed. equipment from the
"HeartSmart" points earned.
Many students have earned
Gotchas this year for doing
something positive for the school.
Congratulations to Natasha Van De
Waite, Stephanie Robinson, Tyler
Hallahan, Trevor Raynard, Baillie
Bell, Jamie Losch, Jillian
Montgomery, Lacey McArter, Aaron
Keunen, Sarah Young, Matthew
Cottrill, Trevor Hopf, Adel Dodds,
Jessica Lucas, Zackery Losch and
Brooklyn Vercruyssen, who were
chosen for the final Gotcha Lunch
draw.
Both kindergarten classes are off
to the London Children's Festival on
Thursday, June 8. The students will
participate in a number of hands-on
activities, which include crafts, a
dance stage, face painters and
strolling performers.
The QSP/magazines fundraiser
raised $4,272 and frozen food raised
$1,140.
Tracey Brohm is organizing
volunteers to look after the Earth
Friendly Gardens for the summer.
The Volunteer Appreciation Tea
will be held on Tuesday, June 25
after the awards ceremony.
The Grade 4/5 and Grade 5/6
classes will be off to -Toronto to visit
the Science Centre.
On Tuesday, June 19, the students
nice defensive play racing across the
field and Lindsay was sharp in net.
The floodgates opened in the
second half when Brussels bulged
the twine five times with no answer
from Elma. Bowers worked his way
through the crowd for a shot in close
before Burgess netted two more.
Lindsay used his speed to go in
alone on net for Brussels' seventh
goal and Johnston capped the
scoring when he went cross net for
the tally.
Emily Warwick made a nice
clearing play when facing three
attackers.
Brussels earned their first victory
of the season with an 8-0 win.
will have a chance to share the
storybooks they have written and
illustrated. They will also enjoy a
visit from author Frank Glew, who
raised in the Clinton area is a former
teacher with the Waterloo Region
District School board and who is
now an author.
The Grade 3 class will be joining
the Grade 3/4 class from Turnberry
Central Public School and wil visit
the Stratford-Perth Museum to
participate in the program called
Ciphering On Slates — Welcome To
A One Room Schoolhouse.
The Grade 7/8 class will be
visiting Sainte-Marie Among The
Hurons in Midland on Wednesday,
June 19. They will be participating
in two programs entitled Royal
Navy/War of1812 and Two Cultures:
One Land.
On Thursday, June 20 in the
afternoon all students in Grades 4-8
will be participating in an intermural
two-pitch tournament here at the
school.
The Grads I and 2 classes will be
visiting the African Lion Safari near
Cambridge on Friday, June 21.
Students will be participating in
Air Bands on Friday, June 21.
The Grade 8 graduation banquet
will be held on Monday, June 24 at
the Belgrave Community Centre.
A year-end assembly will be held
on Tuesday, June 25 atl p.m.
At this assembly there will be the
presenting of public speaking
awards, track and field awards,
school teams and citizenship and
honour roll awards for the
classrooms.
The Brussels Lawn Bowling Club
met at the clubhouse Thursday, May
27 to plan the year's activities.
Eleven membeis were present.
President Yvonne Knight
welcomed everyone and proceeded
with the business. Jean Bewley read
the minutes of the fall meeting.
There is no vice-president at present
and it is hoped that a member will
volunteer.
Catering was discussed and it was
decided that since most tournaments
start at 10:30 a.m. a light lunch was
preferable to a complete dinner.
Yvonne Knight and Jean Bewley
were appointed to find prices.
Louise Bosman and Laura Johnston
It was not a good week for the
Wingham Bantam lacrosse team. -
Tuesday, May 28 the' Wingham
North Perth Bantams travelled to
Arthur. Scoring Wingham's only
goal was Cory Chapman mid-way
through the third period. Arthur
showed no mercy and by game's end
had scored eight.
_ Thursday night they played
against Guelph, a team that hasn't
lost any games all season.
Guelph scored four goals in the
first period. Wingham's Jason
Hamilton scored on a breakaway
Brussels U-7s played Howick II
on Tuesday, May 28.
The scoring started with a goal -
from Tre Sanderson. Ethan Nichol
nabbed the second goal.
After being removed from
netminding duties Anthony Lichty
scored the third goal for Brussels.
There were a few close calls then
Brock McLean scored the fourth,
fifth and final goal for Brussels.
There was awesome goalkeeping
11 tables
of bridge
in play
at senior
games
Eleven of tables of bridge were in
play last Tuesday at the Belgrave
Community Centre as the Belgrave
Community Club hosted the Zone 29
senior games. Bridge players from
Huron Perth and Middlesex Counties
competed in the one-day event.
Earning the gold medal with a
score of 7790 (32 hands) was the
team from St. Marys, Doug Brown
and Bill Kilborn. They gave up their
right to advance to Actifest to be held
in Kingston in August.
Claiming the silver medal and
advancing to Actifest was the
Strathroy duo of Lorraine Lamont
and Dorothy Ferguson, with a score
of 7010. The Lucan pair of Margaret
Statesburg-Leeson and Bruce Gibbs
took the bronze with a score of 5940.
' volunteered to prepare lunch for the
tournament, Thursday, June 6. The
club will pay for the food required.
The Trillium Fund was discussed.
Several clubs have received large
amounts to buy equipment.
Uxbridge received $4,000 to buy
smaller bowls so young people with
small hands and older people with
arthritic hands could participate in
the game. Some clubs received up to
$20,000.
Ontario Lawn Bowling
Association will allow the club to
use its incorporation number to
apply. Bill Bremner, Ken Barbour,
Yvonne Knight and Jean Bewley
were named as a committee to
shot in the final seconds of the
period to get on the scoreboard.
Chapman scored first in the
second period on a pass from
Hamilton and Dick Gregg. Guelph
answered with four.
Wingham held its own in the third
period with Hamilton scoring two,
Chase Chapman adding one and
Cory Chapman getting the final
Wingham goal with help from
Hamilton. Guelph scored only three
in the final period.
The final score was 11-6 for
Guelph.
by. Lichty, Tani Cardiff, Brody
Geddes and Jason Clarke to shutout
Howick. Excellent field work was
done by Meghan Dolmage, Jacob
McGavin and Heather Bone.
investigate possibilities and needs.
Bowling times were discussed.
Over the years members have met
Monday and Thursday evenings.
Some people have expressed interest
in playing but have meetings
Monday night.
After a brief discussion it was
decided to try bowling Tuesday
evenings at 7 p.m. and Thursday
evenings in hopes that there might
be more players.
The club has several sets of bowls
for visitors use.. Visitors are always
welcome.
The meeting adjourned to the
greens for the first game of the
season.
Wingham's only game this week is
Wednesday night against Elora at the
North Huron Wescast Community
complex.
Area athletes win
at regional meet
Area track and field winners from
the regional meet in Seaforth are:
senior boys, - second, Josh
Albrechtas, Blyth, third, tied,
Darcey Cook, Blyth; senior girls,
first, Brittney Peters, Blyth;
intermediate boys, third, Tony Bean,
Hullett; intermediate girls, Ashlee
Cook, Blyth, third, Kendall
Whitfield, Blyth; junior boys, tied
second, Darcy Young, Blyth, third,
Anthony Peters, Blyth; midget boys,
first, Bradley Greidanus, Hullett,
second, Kenny Plunkett, Blyth,
third, Geoffrey Gibson, Hullett;
midget girls, third, Danielle Bean,
Hullett.
Jump rope earns $2,813
Brussels U7 squad
takes on Howick II
Bantams lose to Arthur
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