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Home My WebLink AboutThe Citizen, 2006-05-04, Page 9Across the deep blue sea Stephanie Archambault, right, and Jenna Rinn arriving back on the boat after having been dunked while parasailing in Hawaii. (Photo submitted) Serving the Lakeshore... and beyond! • Kitchens • Vanities • Entertainment Units Linda Reaume • Bedrooms • Home Offices Design Consultant Wall Beds Announcement We are pleased to announce the addition of Bob Smyth. to our award winning team. Bob brings 29 years of kitchen design experience in Europc. Toronto and Huron County. He welcomes his past Bob Smyth clients & friends to contact Ucsi to Consultant him at... West Coast Vt ENSALL Considering your • !STRICT Nitrogen options... 0-OPERATIVE 28% UAN $0.494/LB N 150N - $74.11/ac Urea $0.463/LB N 150N - $69.52/ac NH3 $0.3983/LB N 150N - $59.75/ac All three products are available at HDC. Give your local HDC Field Marketer a call today to discuss your options (1-800-265-5190). 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MITCHELL GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB Members who pay their fees annually shall not be entitled to vote at any meetings of the Corporation unless• their membership fees were paid in full at least thirty (30) days prior to the date of the meeting. A person is eligible to be an Annual Member where he or she pays to the Corporation the annual membership fee of $10.00 and where he or she meets the conditions outlined in the By-laws. Annual Memberships in the Corporation are effective from April 1 in one year to March 31 in the following year. Annual Membership Fees can be purchased from the Business Offices at the hospitals no later than May 19, 2006. Andrew Williams Secretary, Board of Directors THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, MAY 4, 2006. PAGE 9. Local girls play for Hawaiian Challenge Cup Central Huron students picked up by the GDCI .girls soccer team for its trip to Waikiki during March break to play in the Hawaiian Challenge Cup. Jenna Rinn, 18, of Blyth, was the other. Archambault said that she was nervous at first, but with her parents' support, decided to go, even though there wasn't enough time to fundraise for the trip. She said that because she was able to talk with them every day on the phone she did not get homesick. Both Rinn and Archambault enjoyed the trip, even the long flight from Chicago. Archambault said that on the way out, it was fun. Linda Minielly, Eluned McNair, Sandra Cameron, Jean Bewley, Mary Craig, Allan Edgar, Joyce By Carol Burns Citizen staff Imagine being 16 and having the chance to go to Hawaii without your parents. That was the opportunity Stephanie Archambault of Auburn, faced early this spring when Ray Lewis , coach for the Goderich Blaze, a first division women's soccer team, and Goderich District Collegiate Institute's girls soccer team. Archambault, who made first division soccer team in 2005, even though she had not played soccer since she was a child, was one of two Majestic Women's Institute held its annual casserole supper and euchre party on April 28 with approximately 40 people attending. All the proceeds went to the Cancer Society. Fall fair ambassador, Yvonne DeWit was in attendance and after supper gave her speech. Prize winners were as follows: high lady, Viola Adams; high man, Edna McLellan; low man, Bill ,Craig; low lady, Jackie Moretta; ladies' lone hands, Beryl Smith; men's lone hands, Marie Stute; tally prizes, Jean Plaetzer, Mary Huether, Leona McDonald, Charlie Cameron, kitchens... 50 West .4 Goderich 440-0352 Goderich & District Chamber of Commerce Business of the Year Award 2006 Email: weslroastkil(curabletv.on.ca =I=M111.1111=1.11111 Almost the whole plane was our soccer team and parents and we had fun. "We flew to Hawaii to defeat Waterloo Oxford." said Rinn with a laugh. Once in Hawaii, the Goderich team found the heat and sun. "The whole team suntanned the first day and everyone scorched. I turned purple, and just stopped peeling a week ago."Archambault stated. But I liked everything about the trip. Rinn also experienced sunburn. She said that her legs were so burned she could barely use them and even her head was burned between the cornrows in her hair. In addition to the sun, the team faced the Hawaiian heat while still accustomed to the Canadian winter. The coach would only let the girls play for six minutes at a time because of the heat and humidity. Archambault said that when talking about the heat with the Hawaiian team, she was told that the weather was cool for Hawaii. In discussing the differences between playing soccer in Hawaii and Canada both girls commented on how well the Hawaiian team handled the ball. Archambault stated that the Hawaiian Bulls is the best girls soccer team in the United States. They get to play together year round and you can really tell by how they just seem to know where the ball is going to be. Although one game was rained out, Rinn and Archambault enjoyed the experience of playing soccer in Hawaii. Archambault had been told that there was as much rain the week they were in Hawaii, as is normal in three years. The trip was more than simply playing hockey. The beach just around the corner from the hotel where the team stayed was a big attraction. Swimming Triebner, Lawrence Plaetzer, Thelma Wilson, Lloyd Smith and Isabel Craig. with sea turtles and the colourful tropical fiSh was a memorable experience for Rinn. Climbing a volcanic mountain was a highlight for Archambault. Archambault enthuses about the experience of parasailing with Rinn. She said that it was a bit scary but fun, although she was surprised when they were dipped in the water just before being pulled back onto the boat, Spending time with the Hawaiian team at a barbecue was enjoyed by both girls. Rinn states that she continues to chat by email with some of the girls. The Hawaiians wanted to know all about living with snow, and shared what it was like living in a warm climate surrounded by the ocean. A significant event for both Rinn and Archambault occurred during their trip to the Pearl Harbour Memorial. There they met an ex- serviceman who had been stationed at Clinton during the war. Prized souvenirs include those signed by him. Rinn and Archambault are young women whose sports activities give them a schedule that seems overwhelming. Rinn is at school most mornings by 7:30 a.m. when she goes in the gym and works out. She is the school's athletics coordinator and on the student's council. Almost every afternoon and evening/is taken up by training and sports. She is very appreciative of her trainer who spends four afternoons a week helping her perfect her game. Archambault shares Rinn's enthusiasm for most ball sports. Prior to becoming involved in team sports. she showed 4-H cattle for five years. Soccer keeps both girls away from school at least one day a week. Archambault credits her teachers for their willingness to accept her absences and provide her with help during lunch hours. This and family support enables her to keep up her school work. Majestic WI hosts party