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Sports
Special effort to be made
this year to recruit members
Seaforth Lawn
Bowling Club
opened for the
summer season on
Seaforth Lawn Bowling Club
May 21 with lawn
bowling at 2 p.m. followed by a pot luck
supper at 5:30 p.m. for more than 30
members and associates.
President Neil Beuerman welcomed all
present and gave a special welcome to
Rishma Kassam, a co-op student from
Guelph University who is presently working
at the Seaforth Creamery in production
development. While she is in Seaforth she is
residing at Isabelle Hunt's.
Thank you cards had been received by the
club for the memorial donations the club had
given in memory of Katie Phillips and Art
Finlayson, two former long-time members of
the club. Neil also expressed that a special
effort is being put forth this year to recruit
new members for the club and try to interest
'new people to the game of lawn bowls.
An Open House is being held on
Wednesday, June 6 and June 13 at 7:30 p.m.
for beginners. We hope people will take
advantage of these evenings and members
will be present to answer questions about the
game and also
assist in trying out
the game of lawn
bowls.
Following
supper on opening day, euchre was played in
the club house and winners were: white
cards, high, Robert McMillan; lone hands,
Lloyd Eisler; Consolation - Rishma Kassam;
yellow cards, high, Robert Argyle; lone
hands, Isabelle Hunt; consolation, Mary
McClure. Hosting for the evening were Jack
and Marie Muir. The next social will be June
26 with supper at 6 p.m. and cards and
bowling after. Hostesses will be Bea Stoll
and Mary Finlayson.
Bowling at the Thistle Club in London on
May 24, the fours entry of Fred and Betty
Tilley and Erich and Joyce Matzold won the
consolation prize.
At Clinton Bankers Tournament Saturday,
Jack and Marie Muir won second place. The
tournament had to be called at the end of 1
1/2 games due to rain.
Our sympathy goes out to members of the
Habkirk family in the loss of May Habkirk,
another former member for many years of the
Seaforth Lawn Bowling Club.
Scoreboard
Soccer
Western Ontario Soccer League
Men's Soccer
Second Division
May 16
London Portuguese 1 at St. Columban 3
St. Columban goals: Jim O'Reilly, Dave Murray,.
Brian Melady.
Coach's Comments: Locals control ball well. Dave
Murray scores goal and assists on another to spark
club to victory.
May 26
Ingersoll 1 at St. Columban 1
St. Columban goal: Jason VanDervelde.
Coach's Comments: Very unfriendly match.
Control of play even between two clubs. Ingersoll
scores on free kick with 5 minutes remaining to earn
the draw.
London and Area Women's Soccer
League
Second Division
May 27
St. Columban 'A' 0 at Chatham 4
Coaches comment: Quick and aggressive Chatham
club dominates local team.
May 20
St. Columban 'A' 2 at
London United 1
St. Columban goals: Julianne Crowley, Sarah Szabo
Coaches comments: Szabo scores with 5 minutes
remaining to give locals first win of season. Strong
team play paves way'to victory.
Third Division
May 27
St. Columban 'B' 2 at Taxardria 1
St. Columban goals: Faye Murray, Jessica
Finlayson.
Coaches comments: Locals overcome early deficit
to defeat team from Arkona. St. Columban controls
play for most part. Jessica Finlayson scores with 5
minutes left to give team third straight victory.
May 21
Wallacetown at St. Columban 'B'
Wallacetown fails to show up for game. St.
Columban wins by forfeit.
Seaforth & District All Girls
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Saturday,
June 9, 2001
Goderich Arena
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Silent Auction & Preview...5:30 •pm •
LiveAuction...7:00 pm
OVEIL 400 "ALL NEW" ITEMS & GIFT
CERTIFICATES UP FOR IIID, THANKS TO
THE GENEROUS DONATIONS OF
AREA BUSINESSES & FAMILIES!
,SeliS...Boyd Devcraux signed Jersey. Jose Cruz Autograph, Blue Jays
tickets, soccer print. golf fees. bowling for 4. sports bags, etc.
EiderlillgifIL..Books, videos. CDs, theatre passes. numerous dining out
certificates, framed caricature by Gordon, Celtic Roots Pass, etc.
t uI M...Little Tikes wagon, car & horse. wooden rocking horse, baby crib
quilts, baby clothes. toys. stuffed animals, dolls, etc.
THIS _IL,.,202 pc. tool set. 8" bench grinder, 149 pc. drill and bits, Jr.
Fanners tool kit, oil change, gas vouchers. auto emergency kit, numerous gift
certificates, etc.
Pessellelf,..H2O International water filter, corner unit, bar stool, mirrors,
phones, Tamp, blankets, bed in a bag. arra rug. wooden shelves, etc.
GlinkiI...Lawn chairs, Nardi sprayers, trellis, BBQ set, weather vane, bird
houses, fertilizer, weed trimmer, water pot fountain, etc.
I'rr's�lrll UIT...Vital signs monitor, therapeutic pillow, safety rail, 1st Aid
& CPR Aid course, body building basket, dental basket, countless gift baskets
and gill certificates, etc.
(r sFLS...Ladybug house, Needlepoint stand, Lazy Susan, bear, candle basket,
wall hangings. band bear, planter, numerous country crafts, etc.
Gifl.4...watch, framed prints, earrings & necklace, silver pin, collectors plate,
clock, white diamonds set, numerous gift baskets, etc.
.Linda Lundstrom sweater. numerous shins, coats, hats, handknit
sweater lel, etc.
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in Goderich (beside the OPP (Mice) for a more complete
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