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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 2006-06-22, Page 10PAGE 10. THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 2006. Three million Canadians have a hearing loss. I'm one of them. Don Harron To learn more about our medical research and public education programs and how you can help, call 1-866 HEAR YOU, toll free. rearing f ound a ti o n Fonclahon canadierme de rode Congratulations Dawn Dawn Dolmage graduated with distinction from Conestoga College's Recreation and Leisure Services, June 15, 2006. Dawn has a job in the field and is currently working at Goderich Place. Good work Dawn. We are proud of you. Love Dad, Mom, Derek and Matt. C'siatatiag 50 1/440,6 Grey Fire Department -' ANNUAL BREAKFAST Sunday, June 25 8 to 12 - Ethel Hall Adults - $5.00 Children - $2.00 Preschoolers - Free Proceeds for the purchase of equipment The Huron County Administration Centre in Goderich will be CLOSED Mon, July 3, 2006 for Canada Day NOTICE Seaforth could be a stop on Canadian Golf Tour Fun for a It was going Ryan got his pleasant day Gropp photo) A strong third inning brought a 15-14 victory to the Ethel Mites in its June 13 game against the Blyth #2. Ethel homeruns came from Ben Hruska and Pearson Smith. Alex Peters, Ryan Plunkett, Josh Van Soest and Bryce Glousher had Motocross racing has become a very popular sport among both riders and spectators. Locally, there were 20 participants at the recent event in Walton. Highlights include Mitchell Godkin's second place finish in the 50cc (7-8) class and a solid first- place win in the 50cc GP class. James Banks fought hard for his first-place finish in the ATV Pro class. Chris Lee, the host of the event, found a moment in his day on Saturday to pilot his bike to a third- place finish in the +50 class. Other local riders' results are: Damon Machan, Monkton, 50cc (4- 6), 15th, 50cc GP, 14th; Mitchell Godkin, Walton, 50cc (7-8), second, 50cc GP, first, 60cc, 22nd; Lucas Godkin, Walton, 50cc (7-8), 12th; Mackenzie Machan, Molesworth, 50cc (7-8), fifth, 50cc GP, third; Damon Sanford, Bluevale, 50cc (7- 8), 16th; Cody Richmond, Belgrave, 60cc. 19th; Tyler Listman, Kinburn, Nee (12-16), 7th, Supermini, 12th; Brent Godkin, Kirkton, 80cc (12- 16), 18th, Supermini, 17th; Josh Shea, Seaforth, 80cc (12-16), 23rd, Supermini, 20th; Greg Bowers, Brussels, 125 Beginner, 18th; Chad Henderson. Bluevale, 125 Beginner, homeruns for Blyth. Pitching for Ethel were Smith, Hruska, and Isaac Baker. Shelby Hinchberger was the pitchers' helper. Blyth pitchers included Ryan Nesbitt and Peters. Ryan Plunkett was pitchers' helper. eighth; James Emmrich, Walton, 250 Beginner, 10th; Scott Vande Borne, Egmondville, Schoolboy, 14th, 125 Junior, 41st, GP Junior, 35th; Scott Godkin, Kirkton, Schoolboy, 31st, 125 Junior, 37th; Jake Henderson, Bluevale, 250 Junior, 10th; Jim Sandford, Bluevale, Vet Junior, 46th; Kevin Machan, Monkton, +25, seventh, 250 Intermediate, seventh; Bruce Godkin, Walton, +40, 23rd; Chris Lee, Walton, +50, third; James Banks, Ethel, ATV Pro, first. Full results are available at www.cmrcracing.com 113 turn One hundred and thirteen attended the 25th annual Mason family reunion held at Belgrave Park June 18, 2006. All sat down to enjoy a potluck dinner. Tamera Mason won the jar of toffee candy. Mary Lou Befurt won the jar of peppermints. Toriya Mason and Cathy Caldwell By Carol Burns Citizen staff The golfing channel will be coming to Huron East in August 2008 if golf tournament manager Maureen Agar and Seaforth Golf Course manager Carolanne Doig are successful in their mission. At the June 6 meeting of Huron East council, the women shared their dream of having Seaforth become a regular stop on the Canadian Golf Tour, beginning in the third week of August 2008. Doig stated that the tour officials, including deputy commissioner Dan Halderson, co-designer of the improvements to Seaforth Golf Course, who visited Seaforth the Huron County residents will have the opportunity to participate in planning how to protect their water supply. The Ausable Bayfield and Maitland Valley Partnership is developing a working group to provide local knowledge and information regarding source water protection issues, local feedback in the planning process, and recommendations about how implementation strategies should be introduced. Municipal governments are asked to nominate potential participants by Aug. 15. Nominees will be invited to an information meeting on Sept. 6, but the working group is not expected to begin its duties until January. The partnership wants the working group membership to include agricultural organizations, commodity groups, business organizations, educational, governmental agencies, environmental groups, realtor and contractor associations, property owner associations, public health agencies, municipal, provincial and federal staff, and other stakeholders. Selection criteria include knowledge of the watershed and knowledge of relevant issues. The term of the committee will be 18 months, and members will be expected to attend regularly, to be willing to increase their knowledge about ground water issues, to work cooperatively with others, and to share the knowledge they obtain with others. There will be no reimbursement for work on this committee. People interested in participating should contact their local out for entertained the children with games of breaking balloons, a scavenger hunt, and an obstacle course. Even some big:kids' joined in the fun. There were prizes for everyone. Guests attended from Goderich, London, Listowel, Kitchener, Brussels, Seaforth and surrounding districts. previous weekend were impressed with the local golf course and supportive of the concept of holding a tournament in Seaforth. "Preparing for the tournament will require only minor modifications to the course," Doig said. , Tournaments last for six days and bring between 2,000 and 6,000 spectators daily, in addition to the 144 players with their caddies and tour officials. The golfing channel, which has a viewership of 75 million, visits tournament locations. "This will provide a tremendous opportunity to showcase East Huron, as well as bring in significant tourist revenues," Doig stated. Agar said that if Seaforth provided municipality or Tim Cumming at 519-235-2610 or 1-888-286-2610. golfers with a godd course, a good purse and fed and treated them well, the event could become an annual event. Doig said Monday that the women have chosen the Huron Perth Hospital's PACF fund as their charity, and are hoping that local businesses will work together and donate the purse. In order to encourage fans to come and watch the players, the women are planning that entrance to the course will be by donation rather than ticket sales. People interested in learning more about this opportunity can contact Agar at 519-522-1857 or seaforthgolfcourse.com.. warm day to be more than a drop in the bucket when sponge to the end of this relay played on a at Brussels Public School, Thursday. (Bonnie Ethel Mites edge Blyth team 15-14 Local racers do well at motocross Mason reunion Partnership develops working group for water protection