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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1994-06-08, Page 9TIM CUr10 PHOTO LOOK OUT BELOW! - Jillian Houston, 11, a grade six student at Seaforth Public School, soars through the air to win the Triple Jump event during an elementary school track and field competition at Seaforth District High School. The event featured Clinton, Vanastra, Huron Central, Blyth, Hullett and Seaforth schools. • St Columban soccer wins first game of season On Friday, June 3, St. Columban Men's Soccer Team played at home against London Marconi and earned their first win of the season. The fust goal of the game came from a --throw in deep in London's - end. When Dave Murray threw the ball into Brian Melady's foot. A quick shot to the top corner fooled London's goal keeper, Earnie LeVoice, and the home team was up by 1. The lead would not last long as Marconi got a goal back off of a corner kick when the ball bounced off of a St. Columban player and into the net. St. Columban would regain the lead by the end of the half when Mike "Charlie Hassel" Seiler made a nice rush to the corner and placed a cross ball over LeVoice's head. Brian Melady was lucky enough to have the ball bounce off of his head for his second of the game and the half ended 2-1 for Si. Columban. In the second half, St. Columban came out very slow and the London Team had their opposition on their heels. After weathering the storm for 30 minutes. St. Columban would get the insurance goal they needed when John Jordan and Dean Martin made some nice plays before Martin was able to get the ball past keeper LeVoice. Within the next 10 min. St. Columban would get goals by Steve Ryan and Dean Martin and the game ended 5- 1 for the home team. Strong games by Mauro Mascioli and Wayne Ryan in centre full back helped give the St. Columban team their first win this season. Their record thus far is 1-1-1 and their next game is Saturday, in London. THE HURON EXPOSITOR, Juno 8, 1994-9 PIANO TUNING • REPAIRS • REBUILDING • KEYS RECOVERED • DAMPP CHASERS • REGULATING • BENCHES RUCE PULSIFER 348.9223 Seaforth excels against county schools The area elementary school track and field meet was held recently at Seaforth District High School. Students from Clinton, Blyth, Hulleu, Huron Centennial, Seaforth and Vanastra public schools partici- pated. The following were the over- all winners from their age group: Midget Girls: 1st - Kendra Beard, Huron Centennial: 1st in 100, 200 and 400 metre races, 4th in softball throw. 2nd - Ashley Taylor, Blyth: 3rd in softball throw, 2nd in stand- ing long jump, 1st in long jump, 2nd in triple jump, 6th in high jump. Midget Boys: 1st - Aaron Lobb, Huron Centennial: 1st in 100, 200 and 400 metre races, 2nd in softball throw, 2nd in standing long 'ump, 1st in long jump, 2nd in high jump. 2nd - David Ludwig, Seaforth: 3rd in 100 metres, 2nd in 200 metres, 3rd in 400 metres, 6th in standing long jump, 4th in long jump, 4th in triple jump. Junior Girls: 1st - Jillian Houston, Seaforth: 1st in 100 and 200 metres, 4th in standing long jump; 1st in long jump, 2nd in triple TIM CW flNG PHOTO WITH MOMENTS TO SPARE - Lisa Reynolds finishes the last leg of a relay race at the race track of the Seaforth agricultural grounds. Seaforth Public School won the race which featured six county schools. Seaforth trounces Winthrop in ball game results After a slow start • with three losses to Goderich 12-6, Brussels 22-21, Seaforth #1 10-5, Seaforth #II defeated Winthrop 16-0. The big bats came from Everett Smith 3 for 3, Mike Night, Dean Price, Carl Reynolds, Scou Van Dooren, Scott Henderson who went 2 for 3. Dean Price and Mike Night split the pitching duties. Jason Mackenzie caught a line drive that was going to deep left field and turned in into a double play to end the inning. Members of team Mike Nigh, Doan Price, Carl Reynolds, Scotty Van Dooren, Everett Smith, Scott Henderson, Jason Mackenzie, Daryl Young, Mark Phillips, Curtis Costello, Rob Spittal, Barry Medd, and Rob Williams. Next home game14 Friday, June 10, 7 p.m. Optimist Park., ellYou are cordially iootled to attend the Annual Meeting of the Children's Aid Society of Iluron County on Wednesday, June 15, 1994 at the Maitland ('onlliry Catch i)ining Rooth Not Harbour Road (iocic•ric•h. ( )iltatio The business portion of the meeting will begin at 7:00 p.m. and w111 he followed at 7:45 p.111.. by Keynote Speaker, Mr. Paul ('arroii. Mr. Carroll is Director of Education for the introit County Board of Education. A social tithe will follow the meeting. Menlh(rships (R5) will he available al the door. Or nth), be purchased in advance at the agency offices. 413 MacEwan Street. Oodet frit. Ontario N7A 4M 1. Come out pnd/otic us for the evening! • • jump, 2nd in high jump. 2nd - Sandra McNichol, Seaforth: 2nd in 200 metres, 3rd in 400 metres, 3rd in softball throw, 4th in long jump, 1st in high jump. Junior Boys: 1st - Darrell McDougall, Blyth: 1st in 100 metres, 3rd in softball throw, 1st in standing long • jump, 1st in long jump, 1st in triple jump, 1st in high jump. 2nd - Derek Akey, Seaforth: 6th in softball throw, 4th in stand- ing long jump, 3rd in long jump, 3rd in triple jump, 3rd in high jump. Intermediate Girls: lst - Tammy Walker, Blyth: 5th in 100 metres, 3rd in 200 metres, 1st in 400 metres, 1st in 800 metres, 5th in long jump, 3rd in triple jump. 2nd - Carolyn Liu, Seaforth: 2nd in 100 metres, 3rd in 400 metres, 2nd in long jump, 1st in triple jump, 5111 in high jump. Intermediate Boys: 1st - Jason Tunny. Seaforth: lst in 100, 200 and 400 metres, 2nd in 800 metres. 2nd in shot put, 3rd in softball throw, 2nd in long jump, 2nd in triple jump. 2nd - B.J. Coultis, Huron Centennial: 1st in shot put, 1st in long jump, 1st in high jump. Senior Girls: 1st - Amy Hamon, Seaforth: 2nd in 100 metres, 1st in 200, 400 and 800 metres, 4th in Continued COUNSELLING • Marriage • Family • Personal Growth • Learning Disabilities BRIAN O'REILLY, D.S.W. uNTO °" St. 482-9249 Knights of Columbus & The Arthritis Society CAR DRAW WINNERS May 21, 1994 x l :> ll z ' C 41 < . WINNER!!! 1994 Pontiac Sunbird 1309591 Laurerw McKay, 51. Catharines 1994 Pontiac Sunbird 001765 Pierre Cote, Cornwall 1994 Pontiac Grand Am . - 328629 --Mrs: T.-Klrkrafid; Mae- - 1994 Pontiac Sunrunner 135350 Timothy Stuart, Welland 1994 Buick Skylark 155728 Brien Mullen, Maitland 1994 GMC S1 5 Pick Up 426840 Lloyd Mullahey, S.S. Marie 1994 Chrysler Intrepid 1330523 Zdistawa Fastyn, Mississauga • 1994 Dodge Colt 810525 Kevin MacLean, Dundas 1994 Plymouth Sundance 1349902 H. Buffet, Hamilton 1994 Plymouth Acclaim 098264 Ray Borutski, Killaloe 1994 Plymouth Voyager 204980 Lynne Holder, Sudbury 1994 Ford Tempo 307224 Mrs. Jack Gambell, Brampton 1994 ford Escort " 1164917 Heather Forbes, London 1994 Ford Mustang 476338 R. Jarvis, Gatineau Lottery Licence No. P934731 Your Support is Appreciated. AN OPEN INVITATION PAUL KLOPP, MPP FOR HURON, IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THAT THE HONOURABLE RUTH GRIER, MINISTER OF HEALTH will be holding a reception to announce the HURON -PERTH DISTRICT HEALTH COUNCIL Friday, June 10th, 1994 3:30 - 5:30 p.m. Seaforth Legion Hall i./n91/4fsutfris Inc. MANUMACTUAI IYDISTII IUTOtS `DIRECT TO YOU' • For Outdoors • Pools • Garden Areas • Sunrooms • HAMMOCKS • ARTIFICIAL PLANTS. - TREES and FLOWERS • SHADE HOUSES • ACCESSORIES k Iltilu�hr , Iu 41(7,• PPVCT .. hnlar R,.rannI n "WE HAVE IT AU. FOR GREAT CASUAL UVING" - the lllN,naf ,n f fermi O.nL" r LH.%.. 11,at I_ (`SAD,' iYattlna Qua,- SmIrhe the Farr -t % 'V ' 11111` sw elvSt WE ALSO MANUFACTURE. UMBRELLAS. REPLACEMENTS CUSHIONS. FURNITURE COVERS aq -Lloyd /Flanders 1,7,I11m„•,,, l%, 1,, A Trait,', W ,n oole i In”, • WARIHOUSIRSHOWROOM HWY. #83 EAST FAN D BEND (2 MILES FROM THE WATER PLANT) w1or-Frl.5:30-5fl0•SE. loco•5.:00 238-2110 Seaforth District Community Centres presents presents "Oa the gesolout Side" CIOI44 Fe luringinternational Comedian \touoint t K0i9hI **f4 Friday, June 10th, 1994 at the Seaforth & District Community Centres Doors Open: 8:Q0 p.m. Showtime: 9:00 p.m. Sound by: "SYSTEM" As a stolid up comic, Scurvy can tell you aboutmarry things. His humour spans the bridge between human anatomy and geology, with music being the occasional vehicle. The way Sunny mires melody and wit, leaves audiences <urpr, ed and delighted, for when they arc roll overcome with laughter. they help hive with the themes to his swigs as he ntngienlly becomes Elvis, Roy Orbivm, Willie Nelson, or a multitude of athcr artists, when playing his improv 'Word Game". Then, before one's eyes, he becomes 'Tire Mad Woman". of which sec- ing is a highly recommended exi rricnce. (Alcohol to be served) First there was "Evening at the !mirror" Then there was "Carollers Comedy Hour' Now experience "Life en the Sunny Side!" Tickets: $10.00 each "Fundraiser for Community Centre Improvements" 1t1)' I HI: I11 1 (11 1 1I\11111)''1 \lI\(. c \1 1 ( 0.\1\11 .\111 (I \ I RI S I OR :11)\:1\,(1. I I( KI 1S - ::27-Ilss2 �ti