HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 2000-06-21, Page 9U-9s edged by Listowel
The Listowel squad slipped by the
Brussels U-9 1 squad in a tight
match, June 12.
Netminder Evan Ducharme made
some excellent grabs during the first
half, keeping Brussels in the game.
Listowel notched two before
Brussels was able to get on the
board. Trevor Wood made a nice
pass to Andrew Lindsay for the
marker.
The home team took a 3-1 lead
Local teams get second place
Continued from page 8
jump and third in high jump.
Grey Central: Dave Schlumpf,
third 200-metres, second, 800-
metres and Cody Meyers, third, shot
put.
East Wawanosh: Jeremy
Robinson, tied for second, 100-
metres,, third, running long jump,
second, high jump; Andrew Procter,
third, 100-metres, third, standing
long jump and Levi Cook, third,
triple jump.
The Grey Central runners took
second in the 50-metre relay and
third in the 4x100-metre relay.
Brussels placed second in the
Gioushers celebrate 50th
Happy half century
Betty and John Giousher of Morris Twp. were all smiles as
they prepared to celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary
with family and friends, June 17.
PEOPLE AROUND
BELGRAVE
By Linda
Campbell
Call
357-2188
The Afternoon Unit of the UCW
met June 13 in the Sunday school
room for their final meeting until
September.
Audrey Fenton opened the meet
ing by welcoming the members and
one visitor.
Mary Taylor conducted the wor
ship.
The meditation dealt with three
fathers told about in the Bible, com
paring their love and forgiveness to
that of God.
Edith Vincent was in charge of
Bible study, continuing with the
Book of Matthew, who they
claimed wrote the first gospel before
50 AD.
Mrs. Fenton had an interesting
Mission study that was about Cathy
Nell Whatley, her husband and three
young children who are in Indonesia
before halftime.
Cameron Schlosser and Gavin
Bowers showed good hustle while
Vanessa Ropp was strong on
defence, digging out shots and stop
ping attacks. Chris Becker
made a nice clearing shot to prevent
a rush.
Lindsay and Ducharme were
thwarted several times in the second
half as they put pressure on the
Listowel netminder.
4x100-metre relay.
Grey Central Bantam Girls placed:
first, 400-metres, Julia Schlumpf;
second, 800-metres, Paula Bowies
and first, standing long jump, Emily
Roberts.
Brussels’ Rachel Elliott placed
third in triple jump.
East Wawanosh captured: second,
200-metres, first, high jump, Amy
Cook and third, 800-metres, third,
high jump, Nicole Meier.
East Wawanosh took third in the
50-metre relay and Grey Central
placed third in the 4x100-metre
relay.
In the Bantam Boys division,
Brussels’ Michael Leppington
as missionaries. Mrs. Fention read a
letter from Cathy telling of their
work and then two e-mails which
were sent later.
Mrs. Fenton closed the meeting
with a prayer.
Relatives gathered on Sunday,
June 11 for brunch at the Benmiller
Inn to celebrate Ross Taylor’s birth
day.
Those present were Eric, Mona,
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Goalie Jordan Roberts shut out the
opposition, allowing Brussels a
chance to get back in the game.
Annamieka Kerkhof took some
good hits for the team.
Lindsay scored to take the tally to
3-2, but numerous attempts late in
the game were stopped.
It was a very good, exciting game
with the entire Brussels squad put
ting in a strong effort, said Assistant
Coach Ray Becker.
earned first in the 200-metres and
second in the running long jump.
Grey Central placed: second, 100-
metres, second, 200-metres, Cory
Deihl and third, shot put, Rob
Gebhardt.
East Wawanosh finished: first,
400-metes, third, running long jump,
second, high jump, Trever Koehler;
tied for third, 800-metres, Josh
Bruton; second, triple jump, Sean
Delisle and third, high jump, Jason
Hewitt.
Grey Central earned second in the
4x100 relay and third in the 50-metre
relay.
East Wawanosh finished second in
the 50-metre relay.
Betty and John Giousher of Morris
Twp. marked their 50th anniversary
with family, friends and neighbours
at a barbecue, June 17.
Mrs. Giousher was bom to Milo
and Edna Casemore of Morris Twp.
and Mr. Giousher was the son of
George and Stella Giousher of
Tumberry Twp.
The couple was wed June 17, 1950
in Bluevale with Rev. Charles
McDonald officiating.
They were attended by Joan
(Brydges ) McDonald and Glen
Casemore.
After a honeymoon in Niagara
Falls, they settled in Bluevale for a
time until they moved to a farm on
the first concession of Morris.
They are the proud parents of
Brenda (Ken) Cucksey of RR4,
Wingham and Barb (Pete) Vossen of
St. Marys.
Their grandchildren are Chrystal,
Jennifer, Jonathan and Bridget
Cucksey and Stephany and Devin
Vossen.
Nicholas and Benjamin from Barrie,
Mary and Ivan Wightman from
Brucefield, Jim and Violet Smith
from Listowel, Eleanor Dine from
Wroxeter, Bill and Doreen Taylor
and Muriel and Ada Taylor all of
Belgrave.
After enjoying a delicious brunch
everyone returned to the home of
Ross, Ada, and Muriel Taylor to fur
ther celebrate the day.
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 2000. PAGE 9.
Just missed
It was a close call for Londesboro Tyke B ball player William
Fleming as he attempts to make a grab at first base when
his team took on Goderich Twp. at home, June 15.
Squirt squads strike
for total of 37 runs
When the Londesboro Squirts took
to the field against the Stanley Twp.
squad, the two teams hit for a total of
37 runs.
Stanley opened the scoring, notch
ing seven in their first at-bat.
Londesboro edged back with three
then held their opponent off the
board in the second inning.
Having traded runs through four
Mosquitoes sting Goderich
The Blyth Lightning Mosquitoes
were victorious when they chal
lenged Goderich, June 12.
The squad doubled up their oppo
nent with netters by Jenna Rinn,
Brett Bean, Shawn Drost and Jacob
Rouw.
Assists went to Drost (three), Bean
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innings, they went into the final
frame with Stanley Twp up 15-9.
The visitors added six to increase
their lead to 12. Londeshoro’s seven
run fifth only narrowed the gap.
The final was 21-16.
Eric Radford, Anthony Wilts,
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