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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1998-10-14, Page 134 TNR NU ON RXPOS1T011t OCTOHRR 14, 11Mi-13 Wedding • i GET SET, GO! Krista Verberne (top, left) of St. James School crossed the finish line in second place, out of 94 runners, in her race at last Tuesday's Patrick Cook Memorial Cross Country in Stratford. Lindsay Nash of St. Jaynes was also second in her race, and Brad Henderson (below) finished fifth CAMPBELL PHOTOS St. James' runners scoot in. 'Cook Memorial' Runners Wert c ser'wbGrc Von looked- in all shapes and sins. last Tuesday afternoon at the Patrick Cook .Memorial Cross Country. inset at St. Michael 'Catholic Secondary. School in Stratford. . Thcrc were about 1.320 participants. from 38 separate • elementary schools in Huron and Perth -rounds.. as well as Perth public schools. Patrick loved to run. • The 17 -year-old from Dublin died at home from a heart ailment in ..1991 after running at St. Michael • Thc.school's annual cross counts. considcred'a tune up for the Huron -Penh races the following week. was subse- -quently re -named in his memory. The "Cook Memorial has grown by many little strides upon stride. and has evolved into a unique event with nifty wrinkles to promote sportsmanship and the simple ,joys of competition. Most of the school and staff arc involved: Everybody finishes. because of "turtles".'They know just where to run by staying close on the heels of "rabbits" in all the races. These arc St. Michael stu- dents. The turtles run with stragglers. and keep their spirits up with encouraging words, no matter •how far alone at thc hack of the pack they may bc. The rabbits run slightly ahead of the herds to make sure nobody runs off course. There arc a dozen races in the afternoon. ‘snh distances depending on age. from 7(N)m to 2700m. Thcy finish into a make -shift chute on the track by the school. where Collision kills Brussels pian A 77 -year-old Brussels man died after a -two -vehicle colli- sion. in that village Sunday morning. Ontario Provincial Police 'say Bruce McCall failed to stop for a stop sign. then was struck broadside by a pickup truck at the intersection of Turnberry and Mill Streets at about 9:25 a.m. McCall's vehicle struck a • building after the collission. He was rushed by ambulance to Wingham hospital in criti- cal Condition, and transferred to London. where he died at 2:27 p.m. The pick up was driven by Peter Tcrpstra of RR 3 Wingham. staff have quite a chore figur- ing out some finishes,' The largest• field last week was the eight-year-old boys' race with 155 entered. ST. JAMES SCOOTS , Runners from St. Jamcs School in Scaforth were once again in the thick Of things at this year's "Cook Memorial." Fifty-one of them raced. Two were runners-up in their races. and overall the school chalked up .10 finishes in thc top -10. St. Jamcs' .girls were the quickest. Lindsay Nash was second in a field 92 runners in thc nine -and -under girls' 700m race, and•Krista Vcncernc also crossed thc line second of 94 runners in thc girls' I0- and-under700ni.- - Nicole Kistner was fourth and Mary Finlayson seventh in the 13 -and -over girls' 1800m race. Brad Henderson was fifth for 1 1 and 12-ycar-old•hoys. Lorenz Gutcnsperger was sixth in the nine -year -old - boy's run. Eighth -place finishes were achieved by Kristen Flanagan for nine-year-old girls, Rosanna Grohhink. for I I and 12 girls, and Korey Nash in thc I3 -and -over boy's race. Adrian Gutensperger was ninth far 13 -and -over boys. Twenty-nine runners partic- Silk ferns & Ivys Great for shelves & kitchen cabinet tops from $39.50 OPEN Daily 10-5 Sun. 12-5 Located on Cty. Rd. 83 just east of Hwy. 821 in BAYFIELO P•eI .. Hill 565-5959 Toll Fro* 1-ds$-666-iOd0 QN‘ti 1,g4 • in Ontario S1 o oq o iieoMner future .- P 17f1Pifl�l�• ipatcd from St. C'o1umhan School with no top -If) finish- es. FOR THE FUN OF iT Other St. James' runners who participated Tuesday •were: Haden Camphell. Pat .Morris. Jordan Nobel. Ali • Kramers. Stacie - - Van Miltenhurg. Jim Campbell. Brad McLaughlin_ lTanny• Schenk. Stephen Sharpe, Mark Van Dietcn. Chad Van Dvk. Jason Wilson. Tricia Delchiaro. Janet Wens. Marie Nigh, Megan MacGregor. Janet Boyd. Jessica Dc Jong. Sarah Finlayson. Laurie Grohhink. Tara O'Reilly. Mike McLaughlin. -Lucas Vecns- Jim Morris. Andrea Finlayson. Melissa Marion. Ashley Flanagan. Lukas Happy 25th Anniversary Marie & Bob Litt October 19 Love, your family Gutensperger. •• Matt. MacGregrir. Joel Schenk. Jon Sharpe, Nic Jansen. Thotllas Vicens. Shawn Van Dyk• Jody Boyd. Ashley Marion. Chris Longstaff. Brent O'Reilly: Kevin Verberne, Tina Altman. Amanda Van Miltcnhurg and Tanis Vander Molen. Time Talent & Treasures AUCTION FRIDAY, OCT. 16' at 7:00 PM Seaforth District High School Preview at 6:00 PM Sponsored by Feist Presbytenan Church, Seaforth • Food Booth Rides available on request For more information contact Sheila Morton 527-1903 Debbie Procter 522-1301 A unique auction with something for everyone A nth Happy Wedding Anniversary John & Elaine Penner An Open House will be held at Northside United Church, Seaforth on October 17, 1998 from 1:30 - 3:30 pm Best Wishes Only ;• 111 FRI. - THURS. OCT. 16-22 RUSH HOUR ENDSTHURSDAV in bye is the trickiest spell of all. I I`J t$CK Kat PRtekL A FRI, Si SAT. 7 & 9:00 PM SUBJECT TO SUN. - THURS. 8 PM CLASSIFICATION IONS DISTANCE'? CALI I.100 26S 3438 FOR TOLL FREE MOVIE INFO • Susan Jean, daughter of Doug and Peggy Rowcliffe s 1 ` of Seaforth and Donald James, son of James and': Charlynn Brown of Seaforth, were united in marriage on September 18. 1998 at Northside United Church in Seaforth, with Rev. Jane Kuepfer %4 officiating. Matron of Honour was Jane Smith. sister of the bride. Bridesmaids were Tracy Bowman and Meredith Collins, friends of the bride. Best Man was Ted Sills, friend of the groom. Ushers were Mark McClure, Richard Bowman, friends of the groom. > Jason Beuttenmiller, friend of the bride and Tim Brown, brother of the groom. Lighting candles were Tracey McKee and Mark Smale, friends of the bride and groom. Reading the scriptures were Kalen Carroll and Kevin Cardno friends of the bride and groom. The organist and soloist was Cheryl Ann St. Onge, friend of the bride and groom. Susan and Don would like to thank their family, friends and neighbours for sharing in their special day. • • JIM MACLEOD� This , �c_ Yii_kt f nest tali - SPECIALIZING 114 • HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT • LIQUOR LICENSE ACT - GAME & FISHING ACT 522-2055 r Atwood Lions BINGO Atwood . Community Centre EVERY THURSDAY Doors Open at 6:30 prm Ringo Starts at. 7:00 pm $1000 on 54 calls Pot of Gold $1000 on 54 calls Lonnie Bin Happy 50th Anniversary Jerome & Theresa (Eckert) Kelly were married on Oct. 16, 1948 in St. Patrick's Church Dublin. In honour of their .50th Anniversary you are invited to an open house at the St. Vincent •de Paul church hall, on Oct. 17th from 2-4 pm. Best Wishes Only Please. JJ ,Forthcomin i )4'arrrace 1. Um 4.5h/'lett Coleman . announc{ rhe forthcoming m,irrlaar of thelydaurrhrer :Karen Maar re lefiery Wayne soil or Richard 4 t arolyn • Zilch 17e marriage will rake place 5,u Oct. 17. 199$ at Tiesbyrerlan church Staten,* av C)prn reception re railer Seaiarrh.:nmmunlry r-nnre Nosh- by Susie Q sof/srer 11 e 45th Wedding Anniversary Lorne and Agnes Flanagan were married October 17, 1953 at St. Patricks Roman Catholic Church Kinkora. Mrs. Flanagan is the former Agnes Cassidy. 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