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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1994-08-24, Page 6S -THS HURON EXPOSITOR, August 24, 11124 London grabs first place over St. Columban On Wednesday, August 17, the St. Columban Men's soccer team played against London Curinga in a match that would settle first place in the division. St. Columban opened the scoring early in the game when Dean Mar- tin headed his tenth goal of the season into the net. The home squad finished the half in control and led 1-0 at the half way point. In the second half St. Columban did not fare as well and played possibly their worst soccer of the. year. Curinga got two quick goals mid- way through the half and they held on to beat St. Columban 2-1. Not only did this shatter St. Columban's chances of winning the division but it also gave them their first loss since May 7 - the first game of the season. On Friday, August 18, St. Columban ventured to London to play the Marconi club and luckily were able to enjoy a victory. St. Columban benefitted from three quick goals within the first ten minutes and held on to beat Marconi by a 3-2 score. Steve Ryan got the fust two goals of the game after being set up beautifully by the mid -fielders. Ryan's first goal was memorable for him as it was his 200th goal by his count. To say the team was elated would be an under- statement. Nehru Bridna got the third goal when he one -timed a hard shot behind the goalkeeper. St. Columban played poor soccer for the rest of the game and could have lost if not for the excellent performance of goal helper Jason Dietz. With under a minute left to play, the referee awarded Marconi a free kick just outside the eighteen yard line. A nice hard shot that was heading for the top corner was blocked by Dietz and the resulting rebound was also stopped with him on his tail. Shortly after the referee called the game and once again, Dietz gave two points to fourteen guys that were probably undeserving. SL Columban's next home game is Saturday, August 27 at 5 p.m. All are welcome. St. Columban I and II winners At the end of the regular season St. Columban I and St. Columban II under 14 girls soccer teams had identical records of 7 wins - 2 ties - 1 loss and therefore had to play a League Championship Game to decide first place. St. Columban I played a very strong game earning first place with a 3-1 win. This past weekend the same two teams faced each other in the 'A' Championship game in Exeter as St. Columban I had previously eliminated a very strong Naim squad 2-0 and St. Columban II had defeated Exeter I by a score of 3-1. In the championship game St. Columban I was assisted by a stiff wind in the first half but strong defense by St. Columban II held the game scoreless at the mid -way mark. St. Columban II had the wind advantage in the second half and finally scored with 20 minutes remaining in the game. Despite several rushes and end-to-end play neither team scored again and St. Columban II finished as 'A' Playoff Champions with this 1-0 win. With the assistance of Kendall Schenck, Amie de Vries, Kathleen Moylan and Melissa Robertson they entered the St. Thomas Annual Tournament and brought home the Gold Medal for under 15 Girls and the Silver Medal for under 13 girls. St. Columban I Team Players (League Winners): Amie Dekroon, Tricia Jansen, Kelly Ryan, Mandy Murray, Sarah Ryan, Tracy Van Bakel, Sandra Van Loon, Jeanette Crowley, Julianne Crowley, Cathy Coyne, Kelly Murray, Andrea Flanagan, Debbie Van Bakel, Michelle Flanagan, Sarah Murray and Leanne Murray. Coaches - Kenny Coyne and Larry Flanagan. St. Columban II ("A" Champions) - Karen Del Velchio, Becky de Vries, Emily Maloney, Abby Dietz, Carali McCall, Stephanie Maylor, Danielle Kistner, Melissa Trotter, Jenny Del Velchio, Kimmy Devereaux, Melissa Van Bakel, Kcrri Lobb, Jessica Finlayson, Nichole Munro, Katie Holland, Lori McKay. Coaches - Anita deVries and Brad Finlayson. HENSALL SHUFFLEBOARD August 16, 1994 High six game winners: Pearl McKnight (548); C)crt Eagleson (514); Isabel Rogerson (500); Lloyd Lovell (487); Thelma Thiel (485); Russell Ferguson (480); Dave Woodward (451); and Gertie Moir (447). 4 TAM CUMMING PHOTO CLOSE CALL - Shawn Van Bakel of the Mite Blue Jays seems to tumble away from first base while Mite Orioles first base player Brent Coleman holds the ball in his glove. 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SEAFORTH AND DISTRICT RINGETTE SCHOOL AND GOALIE INSTRUCTION DAY Seaforth Ringette School runs September 12 - 16 unny Age and up Maximum 25 girls per class Cost - $30.00 Registration August 30 7:30 - 8:30 p.m. at Seaforth Arena Goalie Instruction Day September 17 Maximum 10 goalies Goalie instructors organized by O.R.A. Cost - $30.00 Registration August 30 7:30 - 8:30 p.m. at Seaforth Arena FRI.•SAT.•SUN. SEPT. 2.3.4/! Schedule I PM 2 Pu foi Crystal Palace SUNDAY SEPT. 4 Concert - by "Mitchell Legion Band" in Arena 4:30 - Pet Show, Pedal Pull (Registration at 1:15) 8 PM Horse Shoe Pitching, Parade of Power Horse Pull Light & Heavy (fnvitational) 6:30 PM — Pork Chop BBQ in Community Hall Church Service by Perth County Junior Farmers in Community Hall. Guest Speaker: Beatty McLean Canadian Director for Men's for Mission International Arena EVERYDAY Friday - Saturday - Sunday Exhibits & Women's Institute Displays Commercial Exhibits, School Exhibits, Junior Fair, Homemaking Clubs, 4-H Exhibits, Interesting Displays & Demonstrations. "Down -On -The -Farm" See the Animal Families " Campbell Amusements Midway " In Operation at all times ADMISSIONS (GST Included) Friday -- Adults $4.00, 12 and under $1. Pre-school free Saturday Adults $6.00, 12 and under $1. Pre-school free Sunday — Adults $4.00, 12 and under $1. Pre-school free Cars — Anytime $2.00 Passports (Adults) $10.00, available at all Mitchell Banks until closing time Friday, Sept. 4th & at Crystal Palace Gate, Friday until closing time. "School Complimentary Tickets" good for ONE ADMISSION, Fri., Sat. or Sun. 00, 00, 00, -FEJN FOR ASL --AT -!'-SHE BIGGEST -little FAIR IN ONTARIO" 1 FRIDAY SEPT. 2 10 AM — Grounds Open to Public Arena & Crystal Palace Open 4-H Achievement Day Educational Displays in Arena 11 AM — Heavy Horse Show 8 PM — Queen of the Fair Competition 9 PM — Official Opening of 1994 Fair by Karen Haslem, M.P.P. 9:30 PM — Entertainment 10:30 PM — Crowning of "1994 Queen of the Fair" 10 AM -- Grounds Open to Public I PM 2 Pu foi Crystal Palace SUNDAY SEPT. 4 Concert - by "Mitchell Legion Band" in Arena 4:30 - Pet Show, Pedal Pull (Registration at 1:15) 8 PM Horse Shoe Pitching, Parade of Power Horse Pull Light & Heavy (fnvitational) 6:30 PM — Pork Chop BBQ in Community Hall Church Service by Perth County Junior Farmers in Community Hall. Guest Speaker: Beatty McLean Canadian Director for Men's for Mission International Arena EVERYDAY Friday - Saturday - Sunday Exhibits & Women's Institute Displays Commercial Exhibits, School Exhibits, Junior Fair, Homemaking Clubs, 4-H Exhibits, Interesting Displays & Demonstrations. "Down -On -The -Farm" See the Animal Families " Campbell Amusements Midway " In Operation at all times ADMISSIONS (GST Included) Friday -- Adults $4.00, 12 and under $1. Pre-school free Saturday Adults $6.00, 12 and under $1. Pre-school free Sunday — Adults $4.00, 12 and under $1. Pre-school free Cars — Anytime $2.00 Passports (Adults) $10.00, available at all Mitchell Banks until closing time Friday, Sept. 4th & at Crystal Palace Gate, Friday until closing time. "School Complimentary Tickets" good for ONE ADMISSION, Fri., Sat. or Sun. 00, 00, 00, -FEJN FOR ASL --AT -!'-SHE BIGGEST -little FAIR IN ONTARIO" 1 = SATURDAY SEPT. 3 10 AM -- Grounds Open to Public Arena & Crystal Palace Open 12 NOON — Parade led by Mitchell Legion Band DURING THE AFTERNOON -- Pony & Light Horse Show at Grandstand Dairy, Beef, Swine Judging at Livestock Barns Step Dancing in Arena Horse Shoe Pitching Antique Machinery Show & Demo New Machinery Display 8 PM — Paul Brothers & Shirley with The Walters Family Band in Arena . (included in Gate Admission) I PM 2 Pu foi Crystal Palace SUNDAY SEPT. 4 Concert - by "Mitchell Legion Band" in Arena 4:30 - Pet Show, Pedal Pull (Registration at 1:15) 8 PM Horse Shoe Pitching, Parade of Power Horse Pull Light & Heavy (fnvitational) 6:30 PM — Pork Chop BBQ in Community Hall Church Service by Perth County Junior Farmers in Community Hall. Guest Speaker: Beatty McLean Canadian Director for Men's for Mission International Arena EVERYDAY Friday - Saturday - Sunday Exhibits & Women's Institute Displays Commercial Exhibits, School Exhibits, Junior Fair, Homemaking Clubs, 4-H Exhibits, Interesting Displays & Demonstrations. "Down -On -The -Farm" See the Animal Families " Campbell Amusements Midway " In Operation at all times ADMISSIONS (GST Included) Friday -- Adults $4.00, 12 and under $1. Pre-school free Saturday Adults $6.00, 12 and under $1. Pre-school free Sunday — Adults $4.00, 12 and under $1. Pre-school free Cars — Anytime $2.00 Passports (Adults) $10.00, available at all Mitchell Banks until closing time Friday, Sept. 4th & at Crystal Palace Gate, Friday until closing time. "School Complimentary Tickets" good for ONE ADMISSION, Fri., Sat. or Sun. 00, 00, 00, -FEJN FOR ASL --AT -!'-SHE BIGGEST -little FAIR IN ONTARIO" 1