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12—THE HURON EXPOSITOR, June 20, 2001
Sports
Lions Pool open for evening swims
Minor hockey. Ixrwcr skating and ringette registration will he
held on Wednesday. June 20 and Thursday. June 21 from 7-9
p.m. at the Seaforth and District Community Centres. Late
registration fees will apply alter these dates, so he sure to come in
and register.
Senior shuffleboard -
Senior shuffleboard is held at the Seaforth and District
Community Centres every Wednesday afternoon from 1:30 - 4
p.m. Last week's winners were:
GRADUATION
GRADUATION
JENN KONARSKI
Richard and Brenda Konarski
are proud to announce the
graduation of their daughter
Jenn from the Michener
Institute for Applied Health
Sciences. She has accepted a
position at the Stratford
General Hospital as a Nuclear
Medicine Technologist. We
are very proud of you Jenn!
Love, Mom, Dad,
Jason and LeeAnn,
Rick and all the rest
of your family.
r
gtutth anting
4.4tattuagce
„, Don and Pat Nolan of
A/ Walton are pleased to
' announce the forthcoming
marriage of their son
Michael
to
Leanne Fenner
I daughter of Bob and Barb
Fenner of Oshawa.
The wedding will take place
il Saturday, June 23rd at
8 3:00 p.m. at Northside 8
United Church
in Seaforth '
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STEPHEN FOSTER
PEARCE
Dan and Donna Pearce,
proudly announce the graduation of
their son, Stephen from Wilfrid
Laurier University. He has
completed with distinction a
Bachelor's degree in Honours
Computing and Computer
Electronics and will be pursuing a
Master's degree from the University
of Guelph in September.
Congratulations from,
Mom, Dad & Michael
GRADUATION
- SHEILA MARIE LITT
Bob and Marie Litt proudly
announce the graduation of their
• daughter, Sheila .from the University
of Guelph, Ont. on June 7/01. Sheila
received her Honours Nutrition and
Nutraceutical Science Degree. She
previously attended Seaforth Public
School and Seaforth District Higli
School. Sheila has accepted a position
with Compusense inc. in Guelph.
Congratulations Sheila!
Love, Mom, Dad, Trevor, Andy,
Heather and Carolyn
25TH WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY
The family of
Dan & Colleen
O'Rourke
invite you to help celebrate
with them on the
occasion of their
25th Wedding Anniversary.
An open reception
will be held
Sat., June 30, 2001
9 pm - 1 am at the Dublin
Pavilion.
Your presence will be a
treasured gift.
GRADUATION
The family of Ray Townsend is pleased to
announce his graduation from the Royal
Military College of Canada in Kingston. Ray
has been enrolled in the Officer's Training
Program in Canada's only military college for
the past four years. His program has included
academic, military and athletic components.
Ray has eamed an Honours Bachelor of Arts
in Business Administration. He has assumed
a variety of positions of leadership and
responsibility within his squadron and the col-
lege. He had thetonour of participating in the
ceremony of the dedication of the Tomb of the
Unknown Soldier in Ottawa in June 2000. Ray
has been a member of intramural and varsity
teams including hockey, broomball and rugby
in which he received recognition as lop scor-
er, most sportsmanlike player and players'
player.
Ray has worked hard during his years at the
college. Al the Commissioning Parade on
May 19, Ray was awarded the Victor van der
Smissen-Rkfout Memorial Award for -the most
deserving all-round ROTP cadet morally, intel-
lectually and physically, who graduates at the
Royal Military College of Canada.' The recipi-
ent of this award is determined by secret bal-
lot of alt cadets in the college. This prestigious
award was a well-deserved surprise for Ray
and as he fell out of rank to receive his award,
he was suitably recognized by cadets on
parade and family and friends around the
parade square.
Also at the Commissioning Parade, Ray
was chosen by hi! graduating class to read
the Commissioning Scroll on behalf of them.
This scroll is the official wording used when
someone accepts a commission as an officer
in Canada's Armed Forces. Ray then
received his commission from General Ray Townsend
Maurice Baril, Chief of Defence Staff for
Canada. Ray is presently a 2nd Lieutenant and will be a Captain upon comple-
tion o1 Phase 2 of Flight Training.
Ray is currently stationed at CFB Bagotvltle kt Quebec. In September, he wilt
attend Laval University In Quebec City where he will continue studies while
awaiting Phase 2 of Flight Tralnlrg. He is hoping eventually to be assigned tri
Search and Rescue (Helicopter).
Ray Is a graduate of Arthur District High School and St. John School and was
kwofved in Arthur and area minor hockey and lacrosse, 4-H, St. John Church,
and Etre MohewM lacrosse. During high school, Ray participated in team sports
and clubs, was Student Council President and Ontario Scholar. He worked part -
erne at Sussman's.
Arthur, tat 'Most Patriotic Village In Canada' has reason to be proud of another
of its 'hometown boys'. Ray is tat son of Gerald and Mary Townsend of Arthur
and is a grandson of Dorothy and the late Elmer Townsend and Frank and Uro
late Dinah We all of SeafomM. Wsll dons, Rayt
Ladies: Helen MacKenzie - 274, Wilma Pennings - 250 and
Ann Van Dooren - 203
Men: Joe Van Dooren - 318 and Ken Lingelbach - 218.
Lions Pool hours
Beat the heat and enjoy a nice swim at the Seaforth Lions
Pool. The pool will be open week nights from 7-8:30 p.m. and
weekends during the afternoons and in the evenings. For more
information on pool activities please call 527-0950.
HAPPY 80Th BIRTHDAY
MOM
,Winnie Glanville .
Oth Wedding
Anniversary
Ron (Whitey) &
Bessie Broome
invite friends and fami-
ly to come and share
this celebration with
them.
OPEN HOUSE
Saturday, .
June 23, 2001
1 pm to 4 pm
at 25 Kippen Rd.
Egmondville, ON
Best Wishes Only
.
Q J[appy th
')f nniversaryMo
1 Keith & Shirley Snell
4
4•
Love,
Dennis,
c& Matt.
Friends and neighbours
aare invited to an
OPEN HOUSE
on
1 SATURDAY, JUNE 30th
from 2 to 4 p.m.
at the Three AAA
Only
A Restaurant In Exeter.
4, Best Wishes
•
' ' Pleea'se
r
Steve, Kim,'
Kelly, Kris, Dave,
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•
•
- HAPPY •
'80TM BIRTHDAY,
Art Anderson
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June 24
With love your family..
Don and Charlotte McKercher
are proud to announce the
graduation of their daughter,
Laura, from the University of
Guelph. Laura received her
Bachelor of Commerce
Degree with Honours in the
Co-op Hotel and Food
Administration program.
Laura is employed by the
Delta Vancouver Airport
Hotel in Richmond, British
Columbia.
Congratulations from your
family.
Church
Services
You are fruotted to attend
these area duarrhes
First Presbyterian
Church
Goderich St. W. Seaforth
Rev. Vandermey
WORSHIP SUNDAY
11:15 AM
Sunday School during Worship
St. Thomas
Anglican Church
Jarvis St. Seaforth
482-7861
Rev. Tim Connor
Sunday Service
at 9:30 am.
Parish Assistance Call
522-0929 or 345-2023
atholic Church
Saturday - 5:15 pm
St. James Parish, Seaforth
Saturday - 7:15 pm
St. Joseph's Parish, Clinton
Sunday - 9:00 am
St. Michael's Parish, Blyth
Sunday - 11:00 am
5t. James Parish, Seaforth
Father Dino Salvador
Bethel Bible Church
An Associated Gospel Church
126 Main St. Seaforth
Sunday Worship Hour 11 am
Adventure Club for Ws & Youth Groups
Wednesdays 7p.m.
Egmondville
United Church
Rev. Judith Springett
SUNDAY SCHOOL
Grades 2 to 8 - 10 a.m.
Adults - 10 a.m.
Nursery to Grade 1 - 11 a.m.
UNITED CHURCHES
9:30 a.m. Cavan
Rev. Sheila Macgregor - Minister
11:00 a.m. Northside
Winthrop 54 Goderich St. W.
527-2635 or 527-1449
Sunday, June 24th
Joint Worship Service at Winthrop Ball Park at 1 p.m. NO service at
Northside (In case of rain, service will be held at Cavan). Games and
Pork B80 to follow. Northside Trustees -- Thursday at 7:30 p.m.
Session & Stewards Wednesday 7:00 pm.
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Scoreboard
Western Ontario
Men's Soccer
Second Division
June 9
St. Columban 2 @ St. Thomas 'B'
1
St. Columban goals: Jim O'Reily.
Brian Melody.
Coach's comments: Ball control and
execution were key to the win. Both
goals developed from free kicks.
June 16
Croatia 2 @ St. Columban 3
St. Columban goals: Kevin
Meidnger, Josh Deitz, John Jordan.
Coach's comments: Two late goals
to taste victory. St. Columban has
trouble finishing on scoring
opportunities while possessing ball
for majority of game.
Next game: June 20 at 7:15 p.m. for
preliminary cup round at St.
Columban against Naim.
London and Area Women's
Soccer League
Second division
June 10
Sarnia City 5 at St. Columban 'A'
0
St. Columban goals: none
Coach's comments: Costly errors
continue to cause defeat against
division's top clubs.
Third division
June 6
City cup first round
Kikton 0 @ St. Columban 'B' 2
St. Columban goals: Jessica
Finlayson, Carali McCall.
Coach's comment: Becky Sebben
shuts down fast Kirkton striker to
keep visitors off score sheets.
June 10
St. Columban 2 at Kirkton 0
St. Columban goals: Mary
Finlayson 2.
Coach's comments: Finlayson
scores twice to lead team to sixth
..Beek "f'r Toe
for
I. Derek
Kootstra
&
Michelle
Shropshall
day, June 22
9 pm - lam
` Clinton Arena
Music By
• Neat Guys
Tickets 5.00
Age of Majority .
Lunch Provided
' ontact Brennan
482-3084
or Ro11233-7410
•
You are Cordially invited to attend the
ANNUAL GENERAL
MEETING/VOLUNTEER
APPRECIATION
of the
Alzheimer Society of Huron County on
Thursday,
June 28, 2001
at 7 p.m.
Betty Cardno Memorial Centre
317 Huron Road. Clinton. Ontario
GUEST SPEAKER:
Dr. JoAnne McLaurin
Centre for Research of
Neurodegenerative Diseases
Topic: Drug Design
for Alzheimer Disease
Please RSVP by June 22. 2001
482-1482 or 1-800-561-5012
straight victory. Game called early
due to inclement weather.
June 17
Woodstock 2 O St. Columban 3
St. Columban goals: Danielle
Kistner, Mary Finlayson, Michelle
Elliott.
Coach's comments: Very
competitive and exciting match at
local pitch. Woodstock came
expecting an easy victory but were
suprised by locals' talent and team
effort.
Nest game: lune 25 at 7 p.m. as St.
Columban travels to Strathroy.
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June 7
St. Columban 1 @ Maori 4
St. Columban goals: Justin Arts.
Coach's comment: St. Columban
was out -hustled the entire game.
June 12
St. Columban 9 vs St. Pauls 2
St. Columban goals: Mike Pletsch
4, Justin Arts. Josh Shea, Matt
VanMiltenberg, Deklan Cronin,
Devon O'Reilly.
Coach's comment: St. Columban
dominates the entire game. Great
effort by all players.
June 15
St. Columban 5 @ St. Pauls 0
St. Columban goals: Deklan Cronin
2, Justin Arts; Josh Shea; Michael
Pletsch.
Coach's comment: First shootout of
the season. St. Columban defense
was solid.
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May 29
St. Columban 6 vs Mitchell 1
St. Columban goals: Scott Van
Roessell 2, Matt Shannon 2, Nathan
Kinsman; Jimmy Campbell.
June 7
St. Columban 9 vs St. Marys 3
St, Columban goals: Jimmy
Campbell 4, Scott Van Roessell 2;
Nathan Kinsman 2, lam Murray.
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