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ST.
COLUMBAN MEN'S SOCCER TEAM - The St.
Columban Men's Soccer team is (front row) Wayne Ryan,
Mauro Mascioli, John Jordan, Dave Murray, Jason Jordan,
Steve Mclnally, Jason Dietz, (back row) Nehru Budna, Mike
TIM CUMMIING PHOTO
Seiler, Jason Vanderveldon, Brian Melady, Steve Ryan, Bill
Ryan, Jason Schoonderwoerd, Mark Muir and Terry Sloan.
Absent from photo are Jim O'Reilly and Mike Murray.
TIM CUM,LIING PHOTO
BRUSSELS IN FASTBALL CONSOLATION - Doug Shaw, of Brussels Tigers, runs for first
base as the first baseman puts his glove out to catch the ball as Brussels met Camalachie
Sox in the Consolation Final of the Seaforth Invitational Fastball Tournament on Sunday.
Culligan hat trick in loss
Roller ham
SEAFORTH MEN'S LEAGUE
( June 21 results)
LIGHTNING 7 HURRICANES 2
ROCKETS 12 YOUNG BLOOD 8
HALF -WAY
SCORING STATISTICS
ROCKETS
GAMES THIS WEEK
( Wed. June 28)
8 p.m. - 'Canes vs. Young Blood.
9 p.m. - Rockets vs. Lightning.
YOUTH LEAGUE
( June 22 results)
SENIOR
BRUINS 9 RED WINGS 5
Bruins goals: Tim Sills 3, Jon Bjerg
2, Jason Hulley 2, lan McMillan, 14
Name G A I'TS Ilvt (?).
Wildfong, Dan 15 30 45 10 Red Wings goals: Scott Van Dooren
Dapple, Steve 17 21 38 0 2, Derek Akey 2, Kathy Devereaux.
McLauglin, Gerry 17 8 25 8 Highlight: Wings fall from second
vandenAkker, 11 6 16 22 6 place to basement.
Gardner, Chris 7 9 16 0 NORDIQUES 13 FLYERS 9
Campbell, Jim 5 10 15 0 Nordiques goals: Jason Anstett 5,
Carroll, Kalen 6 8 14 4 Scott Van Dooren 2, Barry Noakes
Gemmell, Jeff 4 9 13 4 2, Keegan Teichert 2, Evan Eckert 2.
Sills, Tedward 4 9 13 0 Flyers goals: Pat Culligan 9.
Beuttcnmiller, J 6 6 12 2 Highlights: Culligan sets some kind
Williamson, Don 3 7 10 4 of record with "career" night triple
Little, Brian 5 0 5 - hat -trick in losing cause.
Gridzak, Derek 1 4 5 2 JUNIOR
Akey, Darren 2 1 3 - BLACK HAWKS 10 LEAFS 2
LIGHTNING Black Hawks goals: Curtis Wilson
McLlwain, Paul 18 19 37 6 5, Curtis Blake 2, Lance Laverty 2,
Guy, Maurice 21 13 34 0 Stephanie Weber.
Smith, Jason 19 15 34 0 Leafs goals: Derek Van Drunnen,
1 Ienderson, Jason 5 15 20 2 Mark Kirkconnell.
Workman, M 8 11 19 8 RANGERS 9 PENGUINS 6
Cardno, Kevin 4 12 16 4 Rangers goals: Tim McClure 3,
1 Ienry, Mike 6 9 11 4 Rick 1 larburn 2, Jason Chappel 2,
1 lugill, Mike 5 6 11 4 A.J. Larivee, Kevin Murray.
Nigh, I'at 1 6 7 4 Penguins goals: Derek McLay 3,
Willie, James 3 3 6 0 Nick Elligsen, Tyler Elligsen, Lance
Wood, Scott 0 3 3 0 Laverty.
HURRICANES TEAM STANDINGS
Name C A PTS ItM Senior
Finnigan, Dean 7 8 15 4 Name W LT F A PTS
Mclnally, Steve 7 7 14 0 Flyers 4 3 1 78 66 9
Smale, Mike 4 10 14 2 Bruins 4 4 0 67 65 8
Moore, Ilrad 6 5 11 0 Nordiques 3 3 2 59 61 8
Anstctt, Shaun 6 5 11 0 Red Wings 3 4 1 55 67 7
Wick, Dylan 5 6 11 4 Junior
Flanagan, Jeff 4 5 9 0 Name W LT F A PTS
Burns, Nathan 5 1 6 2. Leafs 5 2 1 61 44 11
Rodney, Justin 3 3 6 2 Black Hawks 4 4 0 53 49 8
1 lulley, Brent 2 4 6 0 Rangers 3 4 1 60 69 7
Gemmell, Jason 2 3 5 2 Penguins 2 4 2 41 53 6
Devereaux, Mike 1 4 5 2 GAMES THIS WEEK
Gardner, Brian 1 3 4 6 (Thur. June 29)
Watt, Mike 1 0 1 0 6:30 - Penguins vs. Leafs
Weber, Mike 0 0 0 0 7:30 - Rangers vs. Black Hawks
YOUNG BLOOD 8:30 - Red Wings vs. Flyers
McLlwain, Kevin 9 18 27 2 9:30 - Bruins vs. Nordiques
I)unseith, Jason 9 12 21 4���
Jervis, Scott 11 6 17 2
Smith, Derck 7 8 15 2
McCallum, Chad 5 10 15 (1
Smith, Doug 5 5 10 2
Jewitt, Scott 4 5 9 2
Van Doorcn, M 4 4 8 0
Papple, Jason 4 3 7 0
Nash, Brandon 4 3 7 0
McNichol, J 3 3 6 0
Munro, Jercd 1 1 2 (1
Rlbcy, Brent 1 2 2 0
Dietz, Josh 1 1 . 1 0
'IAM STANDINGS
Name WL T F A PIS
Rockets 7 1 1 109 61 15
Lightning 6 2 1 89 61 13
Hurricanes 2 7 0 59 102 4
Youngblood 2 7 O 54 77 4
STANDINGS
(as of June 27)
Name WL T F
Benflca 7 1 0 41
London Un 6 2 1 11
Falcons 6 2 0 19
St. Col 5 2 1 16
Exeter 4 3 1 13
Marconi 4 4 0 22
Nairn 2 3 3 10
German Can 2 4 2 14
Olympics 2 4 1 9
Maltese 0 6 2 12
Albanians 0 7 1 13
A 195
6 21
9 19
5 18
12 16
8 13
19 12
33 9
24 8
10 7
27 2
30 1
Future games: Fri. July 7 - St.
Columban at Nairn, 7 p.m.
WESTERN ONTARIO
SOCCER LEAGUE
SENIOR
Second Division/ Central
(result June 25)
Exeter Cent 1 'at ST. COL 0
ST. COLUMBAN MINOR
UNIOR
(result June 25)
St. Col A4St. Col C2
St. Columban A goals - Brian Van
Bakel 2, David Verbcrne, Combined
Effort.
Highlight: Strong defensive game.
Goalkeeper Nathan Dcwit played
superb game.
Fasthail
SOUTH HURON
FASTBALL LEAGUE
(result June 21)
Zurich 1 at C4t1a COOPS 2
(result June 22)
Monkton 3 at C4th COOPS 3
GAME THIS WEEK
Tue. - Coops at Walton
Wed. - Licury Jets at Coops, 7:30
p.m. (Lion's Park).
C4TH INVITATIONAL
TOURNAMENT
(June 23, 24, 25)
Championship
Mitchell Mets 4 London Gators 2
Consolation
Camlachie Sox 8 Brussels Tiger 3
Preliminary round
London Gators 9 Coops 1
Brussels Bulldogs 1 Coops 0
WHERE IS YOUR SCORE?
SCOREBOARD welcomes all
results from Scaforth and area
teams regardless of sport. But we
can't report it if we don't know its
happening. We require legible
results, with names correctly
spelled, at our office by Monday
noon every week. Late reports will
only be used if you've got a great
excuse. Any questions? Call
Gregor or Tim at 527-0240.
Soccer project unveiled
in Sunday ceremony
St. Columh ui and area joined
together on Sunday for the
opening of a project which has
been two years in the snaking.
The rain held off for a cere-
mony on a warm afternoon as
the community celebrated the
grand opening and blessing of
the Community Soccer Project.
With the help of volunteers
four soccer fields were created
behind St. Columban Roman
Catholic Church. A portable
was also erected for teams to
use as a change room and for
storage.
"It's nice to corns out on a
Tuesday or a Thursday and see
four games at the same time,"
said Dave DcVrics, president
of the St. Columban Minor
Soccer Association.
If anyone questioned St.
Columban's support of soccer
in the past they can't now, said
DeVries.
"If that's not commitment by
St. Columban I don't know
what is," he said, noting that
most soccer facilities in other
jurisdictions are run by the
municipality.
The new fields will be used
by 190 children who are mem-
bers of twelve teams in the
minor soccer system and also
the St. Columban men's team.
Project coordinator Tony Arts
told the crowd on Sunday that
Caddy part of history
BY GREGOR CAMPBELL
Expositor Staff
A caddy from Seaforth
played a part, however humble,
in the recent first sub -30 nine
in U.S. Open history.
The record 29 was fired a
couple of weeks ago at this
year's Open at Shinnecock
Hills by Smithfield, North
Carolina native Neal Lancaster.
He broke the previous mark of
30 shared by 16 other golfers
in U.S. Open history.
Lancaster, 32, tied the course
record with a 5 -under -par 65,
and came charging up the back
nine for the new ►nark. He
finished his first Open with a
4 -over score of 284. Observers
describe him as one of the
game's "free spirits".
His caddy, apparently
somewhat fitting of the same
description, was Scaforth native
Ken Doig Jr.
Lancaster wasn't aware of the
record until walking off the
18th green. He credited playing
partner Fuzzy Zoeller for
keeping him "relaxed". Caddy
Kenny took his mind off things
too, according to an interview
in a U.S. newspaper.
"My caddy...he hadn't said
much to me all clay," Lancaster
.said."
"When we got to the 15th tee
he said, `Do this, do that'.
"I said, 'What 1 make four
' birdies in a row and now you
get interested.
"He's been with inc three
weeks now. He's a good guy.
He looks like Squiggy from the
Laverne & Shirley show."
it took a community effort to
snake the soccer Iiclds a reality.
He outlined the construction
costs, operating costs and uni-
form costs which wcrc thou-
sands and thousands of dollars.
He said if it had been a gov-
ernment -run project it would
cost thousands of dollars more.
Volunteers helped to pick
stones and till the land. All
aspects of the work except
moving a hill were done by
volunteers.
McKillop and Hilbert town-
ships gave small donations to
the soccer project but otherwise
the fields wcrc erected without
government support.
The soccer field project has
been two years in the making.
Socccr players from St.
Columban have been playing
on fields in Dublin, Mitchell
and Scaforth until the new
facility was ready.
As part of Sunday's ceremo-
ny two honourary St.
Columban soccer jerseys were
presented to major volunteer
Frank Cronin and Father
Joseph Hardy of St. Columban
Roman Catholic Church. •
Other volunteers were also
recognized for their contribu-
tions of time and money.
The organizers say at some
time in the future they would
like to erect washrooms at the
soccer site.
The entire men's soccer
team, except for about two
members, came through the St.
Columban minor soccer sys-
tem.
Seniors win third place
Scaforth Seniors showed they
didn't have to take a hack scat
to anyone at the recent Tri -
County Senior Games in
Stratford Junc 19-20.
Scaforth earned a third place
finish and was awarded a cup
after individual performances
of four golds and one silver.
The third place came in a field
of more than 40 towns and
villages from Huron, Perth and
Middlesex.
Gordon Murray, 86, won the
Boston 'Pool' Gold from a
field of six finalists. -
Drusilla Leitch and Hank
Binnendyk captured a gold in
Seniors' tennis.
Barbara Scott garnered a -gold
in golf while Ken and Velma
Preszcator earned gold in solo.
Charlie Perkins won a silver
in the golf event.
The local Seniors were repre-
sented in 10 of the 18 events.
Organizers say they would
RITC PREVIEW
ON PAGE 16
The Huron Count/ Board of Education
SUMMER SCHOOL 1995
SECONDARY IMPROVEMENT COURSES
July 10 - August 1
English and Mathematics - Grades 9 through 12
Additional courses may be offered in Grade 9 subjects if numbers
warrant.
CONTINUING EDUCATION
for Adult Students until August 18
Most classes run daily from 8:30 a.m. to 12:00 noon.
FEES: All courses are free
LOCATION: All courses, except Continuing Education, are
offered at Central Huron Secondary School in Clinton. Bus
transportation is provided from Exeter, Goderich; Wingham and
Scaforth. Continuing Education courses will be held in Vanastra,
Wingham and Goderich. •'
For further information contact your local school or
Don Tremeer
Principal, Summer School
527-0790
as1llt
R. Brown P. Carroll
Chair Director
h e�
BOATER'S FAIR
July 8th & 9th, GRAND BEND
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will be a Big Top Tent, serving complimentary hot dogs and cold beverages, and balloons for the children.
Gord Dinsmore Marine surveyors will be there to provide free on the spot marine surveys. Everything will
• be priced to gol This all takes place on July 8th and 9th, the same weekend as the POKER RUN. 1t i9
sure to be a great event.
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like to sec more participation
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Games.
"In that heat it was a great
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press release. "With a full entry
of all games who knows what
we could achieve'?"
If you wish to secure a
lifetime income from
an RRSP
or are interested in other RRSP
investments at very competitive
rates, call
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HOCKEY
PLAYOFF
FINAL STANDINGS
Pts.
1. Bob Henderson ($500) 203
2. Joel ($200) 201
3. M&DIMOO) 193
4. Terry Grayll ($60) 192
5T. Bill McIver ($35) 185
5T. J.P.S. 3 (335) 185
7. B+C #2 (825) Cup Pick N.J.184
8. Laurene Regele (320) 175
9. Arnold 2 ($15) 174
10. Bob McNaughton #2 (810) 165
11. Paul Hallahan 2 164
12. T. & D. Picks 2 164
13. Bob Fisher 163
14. Norm f 163
15. Chief III 162
16. Robyn Doig 161
17. Young Guns 161
18. Cody McNaughton 41 160
19. Klima 160
20. Paul Hallahan 3 160
21. STATUS QUO 159
22. Norm 3 158
23. Ask 42 157
24. Rea III 157
25. Ben 1 155
26. Ben II 155
27. Ben III 155
28. Graham Hawkey 154
29. W-D+D-1 154
30. Ask N3 153
31. Bob Regele 153
32. Derek & Chris 153
33. Hi There 153
34. Jason Carroll 153
35.B&C 152
38. Bob Wilson 152
37. Joe II 152
38. Steve Van Dyke 42 151
39. Bach 111 150
40. Bruce Scott - 'Tops' 150
41. Terry Gray 1 149
42. Bach! 148
43. Bach 11 148
44. M.H.R.R.+S. 1 147
45. W-D+D-2 147
46. Bill Murphy 146
47. Brad Forbes 148
48. Cody McNaughton 42 146
49. Cooner k3 146
50. Little Klima 145
51. Phillys 20th Anniversary 145
52. Terry Martin 145
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