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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1995-10-18, Page 9GREGOR CAMPBEI-t. PHOTO McCLURE GETS LIFETIME MEMBERSHIP - Joyce McClure of McKillop Township was presented with a plaque and honorary lifetime membership at a Western Ontario Athletic Association executive meeting at Wingham last Thursday night. Here she stands with the only other living lifetime member of the WOAA, Hugh Hodges of Clinton. A painting of Alfred Lockridge,now deceased, is on the wall behind to the left. He was secretary -manager of the organization from 1942-68 and also previously received a lifetime membership. The painting on the right is of David Neilson, WOAA secretary -manager from 1978-88. Broomball season now underway Grads 4 Royal 0 The Grads wasted no time getting on the score board as Al Wynja gathered up two goals and singles went to Steve Wynja and Craig Smith. Neat passing by Tony VanDen Heuvel, Mac O'Neill, Raymond Ruston, and Martin Wynja. The Royals had trouble following the bouncing ball! Easy Riders 6 Rustlers 0 Riders' hat trick scorers were `Mr. Butson' and Mr. Vink with a little help from Terry Morey and Kurt Lindemann and. Jeff Allen. Wow! Rustlers your `line' changcs were far and few between - maybe next week you'll get a break! Parr Line 4 Raiders 1' Parr Line men came out with a full team. Single goals go out to Ed Salverda, Steve Gibbings, Dennis Dolmage and Grant Bergsma with assistance from Grand Greidanus and Darrel Lavis. Raiders took advantage of an open net as Adrian Brashes drills the ball into the net unassisted. Winthrop 1 Cyclones 2 Our 'new' team Cyclones pulled ahead as Rob Comezis captured two dazzling goals. Help came from Adam O'Neill, Mike Dooreleyers and Brian Ropp. Winthrop's only goal was scored by Jerry Bremner with a little assistance from Scott Lconhardt and Doug Campbell. Winthrop 1 Perth 0 Winthrop's only goal was scored by speedy. Janice Finlayson with direct passing from Deb Murray and Donna Arts. Perth ladieshad lots of players but came up short on goals! Socialites 0 Parr Line 1 Parr Line's wiry Bev Shea breaks down centre ice and drilled the ball directly into the net with a little assistance from Sandra Wilson and Cathy Innes. .The Socialites put up a great defensive play! Dumpers 7 Knights 0 The Dumpers `Lefty' (Gary Wright) nabbed up a hat trick of goals, with singles by Bob McKenzie, Steve Eckert Jr., John Cairns, and Bill Dale. Keen passes were made by Gary Dill, Brett Finlayson, Harold Hugill. The Knights goalie played superb but (Chico) Ron Monden could only stop so many, his fellow teammates were going in Cornish named Coops' MVP Four-year veteran Bob Cor- nish of Exeter was named the most valuable player on this year's edition of Scaforth Coops at the South Huron Fastball League's banquet at Seaforth Branch 156 of the Royal Canadian Legion Satur- day night. He plays center field. Papple at helm Kendra Papple of Eg- mondville is now the swim- ming coach of the Huron Hurricanes. They opened their season with an intra - squad meet in their home pool at the Vanastra Recreation Center on the weekend. Amber and Kristen Halfpenny from Seaforth are members of the team, which also includes swimmers from Clinton, Wingham, Londesborough, Godcrich, Hensail, Zurich and Exeter. The Hurricanes are af- filiated with Swim .Ontario and the Aqua Seven Y League. They travel to New Hamburg for their first full meet this Saturday. NOW HAS 3 TYPES OF OIL TO CHOOSE FROM Regular Drip Just Call: 345-2432 1 he Brussels Tigers and Brussels Bulldogs respectively ended up winning the A and B championships of the league. Coops were eliminated by the Lieury Red Sox in a best -of - three series after getting a bye in the first round of the playoffs. They lost the first game 3-2, won the second 6-2 but then were blanked in the rubber game 4-0. In case you haven't heard... 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MR HURON RXPPO$ITOR, October 115, 11)1511-11 Cross country teams from St. James School in Seaforth had two individual winners and three first -place teams at the Huron -Perth Separate School championships at Benmiller last Thursday. Danny Sharpe was fastest in the boys' 9 -and -10 race, and Kim Devereaux crossed the line first in the girls' 13 -and - over event. Bradley Henderson got lost leading the pack but still finished second in the boys' 8 -and -under race. St. James has some quick young ladies. The school took top team honours in girls' 9 - speedsters and -10, 11 -and -12, and 13 -and - ver races. Members of the local school's squad are pictured in the photo to the left. Back row from left: Melissa Van Bakel, Gayle Van Beek, Megan Car- nochan, Tanis Vander Molen, Leah Craig, Tina Altman, Rosanna Grobbink, Nicole Kistner, Erin Van Dooren, Mary Finlayson, Jessica Fin- layson, Robyn Nash. 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