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Huron Expositor, 2004-03-17, Page 11Sports Vick's cousins extend support in Union Wes Vick's young cousins, Emily and Simon Brekelmans, of Union, Ont. are two of his biggest supporters. The two students at Sparta Public School - Emily, 10, is in Grade 5, brother Simon, 7, Grade 2 have been collecting pop tabs since August because they hope to be able to use them to buy medical equipment. And, while they originally hoped to help Wes, 23, of Seaforth, after his dirt bike accident last summer which left him paralzyed from the waist down, the pop tab collection is now aimed at anyone who can benefit. "This is Emily's project. She and Simon were up to visit Wes in the hospital twice a week after his accident and Emily still calls him every two weeks to see how he's doing," says Wes's mom Liz. "We're really proud of her. She was named student of the month at her school for her efforts. It's quite an achievement," she says. Liz adds that while Wes has two wheelchairs - one for indoors and one for outdoors - the collection will be used for a wheelchair for someone else who needs it. "It won't benefit Wesley but it will sure as heck benefit somebody," she says. Scoreboard BOWLING Seniors March 12 Men's High Single: Steve Hook 265 Men's High Triple: Steve Hook 676 Men over 200: Steve Hook 265. 216, Hank Dormers 216, 208, Paul Copeland 204, Claude Stewart 203. Men over 600: Steve Hook 676 Women's High Single: Ann Wood 217 Women's High Triple: Joyce Matzold 541 Women over 175: Ann Wood 217, Joyce MatzoId 190, 177, Evelyn Huston 179 Women over 500: Joyce MatzoId 541. Ann Wood 516. Standings: Ron's team 48, Steve's team 48, Joyce's team 40, Paul's team 35, Pearl's team 32, Hank's team 28. St. James March 8 Men's High Single: Don Elliott 314 Mm's High llriple: Don Elliott 747 Men over 200: Don Elliott 210, 314, 223; Dave Hood 214; 261; Geo. Love 244, 219; Bob Dinsmore 207. 240, 216; Murray Kraemer 204, 241; Mark Higenell 223, Randy Becker 205; Brian Geddes 201. Men over 600: Don Elliott 747. Bob Dinsmore 663, Geo. Love 660, Dave Hood 648, Murray Kraemer 608. Women's High Single: Julie Geddes 274 Women's High Tliple: Julie Geddes 683 Women over 200: Julie Geddes 222, 274; Faye Dalrymple 212, Karen Hoegy 200, Pearl James 200. Women over 600: Julie Geddes 683. Standings - Playoffs: Orioles 2638, Eagles 2575, Falcons 2527, Hawks 2510. Orioles 2386, Blue Jays 2279. Friday Night Bowlers March 12 Men's High Average: Don Elliott 218 Mes's High Single: Dean Price 305 Men's High Tlriple: Dean Price 749 Men over 200: Dean Price 305, 223, 221, Don Elliott 259, Bruce Ungarian 214. Men over 600: Dean Price 749, Don Elliott 618 Women's High Average: Linda Kramers 175 Women's High Single: Julie Gagnier 211 Women's High Triple: Sue Rhyhard 567 Women over 200: Julie Gagnier 211 Standings: Dean's Love Bugs 85. Slim Pickings 79, I'm Easy 79, Clitaurus 67, Fuban 66, Pull House 65. SHUFFLEBOARD Women's high: June Marlene 380, Velma Preszcator 303, Audrey McLean 294. Men's high: Hank Dorssers 303, Ken Preszcator 27Hn271. HOCKEY House League Juniors Muds 13 Khtp 7 v, Sharks 7 King goals: Nick Flanagan 3. Brett Williamson 2, Ken Van Bake! 2. Sharks goals: Ian Van Doomik 2, Erik Van Doornik 2, Cody Kropf, Kristin McColl, Courtney Janmaat Otters 5 vs Leah 5 0 lens goals: Morgan Bennewies 4, Logan L r m era nt. Buck & Doe for Melanie Crdnin Craig Brooks Sat., March 2T/04 Mitchell Community Centre For tickets call: 345-0280 or 345-0089 While most of their friends and supporters don't even know Wes, his cousins have been asking classmates and members of their church to help with the collection. "My sister has bags of pop tabs in her basement and I have two million here (in Seaforth). I think it takes four million tabs for a motorized wheelchair," says Liz. Since Wes's accident last summer, the Seaforth community has been holding fundraisers for the needed medical equipment and renovations to the Vick home. "People don't have to do that anymore. The renovations are paid for and Wes is doing okay," says Liz. But, Emily is still going strong collecting in her community. "It makes me feel good because we're helping someone," says Emily in a recent article in the St. Thomas Times - Journal. "We have to continue," adds Simon. "We don't have enough - not even for one wheelchair." Liz says she's proud of how her niece and nephew have taken on the campaign. "They're still at it. They're very determined," she says. By Times -Journal Staff Times Journal photo Emily and Simon Brekelmans, of Union, have been collecting pop tabs to help purchase medical equipment for a cousin, Wes Vick, of Seaforth. Leafs goals: Kristen Devereaux 2, Robert Campbell 2, Mark Robinson. Seniors Panthers 7 vs Bruins 2 Panthers goals: Matt Huether 4, Ian Murray. Caleb Ringgenberg, Randy Murray Bruins goals: Paul Doig, Pat Moms Ducks 10 vs Blues 2 Ducks goals: Tyler Listman 3, Brent Vincent 2. Colin Campbell, Dan Schenk. Braden Connolly, Brandon Thompson, Deklan Cronin Blues goals: Jordan Currie, Cody Janmaat Atom II WOAA West Division Championships The Seaforth Atom 11 team won their division championship last week by winning the round robin playoffs. Their record in the round robin was seven wins, one lose and one tie. They out scored their opposition 43 - 10 in the nine games played. The Atoms now advance to the WOAA finals. Game one of the final round robin goes Thursday. March 18 in Seaforth at 7:30 p.m. against Milverton. The team is also doing very well in tournament play. They won two B Championships this season and this pass weekend, they won the A Championship in Lucknow. Bantam II Lucknow Tournament Seaforth 2 vs Walkerton 3 Seaforth scorer: Keith Holland Coaches' comments: Overtime shootout Seaforth 14 vs Tltamesford 2 Seaforth scorers: Alex Murray 3. Andrew Windsor, Mark Van Dieten 2. Nick Murray, Jason Wilson. Cory Dawe 2, Keith Holland 3. Chad Van Dyk. Seaforth 8 vs Milverton 2 Seaforth scorers: Kyle Robinson. Kyk Feeney, Keith Holland, Cory Dawe 3. Mark Van Dieter, Byron Berkvens BCH 2 vs Seaforth 4 Seaforth scorers: Andrew Windsor, Cory Dawe. Keith Holland, James McCall Coaches' comments: Top in playoffs and will now play Walkerton Novice Rep Saturday, March 13 Listowel Tournament Durham 6 vs Seaforth 2 Seaforth goals: Tyler Primeau, Mackenzie Beuennann South Huron 4 vs Seaforth 1 Seaforth goal: Tyler Primeau Pee Wee Rep March 12 Seaforth 5 vs Wiarton 4 Seaforth scorers: Tyler Listrnan 2. Brandon McGavin, Jesse Flanagan, Deklan Cronin. RINGETTE Bunnies Sat. March 6 Seaforth 9 vs Stratford 0 Seaforth scorers: Farren Goos 2. Mary Paige St. Onge 2. Melanie Nolan. Natasha Arts, Jolene Brown 2, Danielle Primeau. Sun. Feb. 29 Mitchell 2 vs Seaforth 9 Seaforth scorers: Hannah Garrick 2. Lauren Bedard 5, Farren Goos, Cora Taylor Sat. Feb. 21 Exeter 3 vs Seaforth 6 Seaforth scorers: Lauren Bedard. Jolene Brown, Hannah Garrick, Dani Primeau, Natter Arts 2. BANTAM B GIRLS HOCKEY WOGHI. League Playoffs Semi Final A Division March 11 Forest 1 in Mitchell Meteors 2 Mitchel] scorer: Jordan Bulbnx,k Coaches' comments: The team moves on to play Alvinston Avalanche in the final. Alvinston heat out South Huron in 3 games. Burlington Tournament "Bantam 013 Division" March 12 Mitchell Meteors 1 vs Coldwater 1 Mitchell scorer: Stacy Kraemer Coaches' comments: Mitchell dominated the game. outshooting Coldwater 34 to 4 but carne up against a very hot goaltender. March 13 Mitchell Meteors 2 vs Burlington 1 Mitchell scorers: Stacy Kraemer. Ashley Bull Coaches' comments: A physical game with end to end rushes, two fairly even teams. Shots on net. Mitchell 22. Burlington 16. Mitchell Meteors 2 vs Buffalo 0 Mitchell scorers: Jordan Bulbrook and Ashley Bull MARRIAGE Don & Charlotte McKercher are pleased to announce the marriage of their daughter Heather to Sean Roberts son of Ernest & Dolores Roberts, Tiverton. The wedding took place October 11, 2003 at Northside United Church, Seaforth. Sean & Heather reside in New Hamburg. Coaches' comments: The girls played their best game. It was Buffalo's first loss of the tournament. Kaye McLagan played excellent making some huge saves. Mitchell outshot Buffalo 19 to 14. March 14 Championship Game Mitchel] Meteors 1 vs Buffalo 0 Mitchell scorer, Caley Nicholson Coaches' comments: Mitchell Meteors win the gold medal. Very close checking game but not a lot of room to get quality shots away. Our goal, Sarah passed a beautiful pass out in front of the net and Caley one timed a shot just above the goalie's pad. Excellent team effort. The defense played a well positioned game. Buffalo was a very fast skating team and our girls skated right with them. Buck and Doe for COLLEEN COLLINS & CHRIS SMITH Sat., March 27/04 Seaforth & District Community Centres 9:00 p.m. - 1:00 a.m. Lunch provided Ages of Majority Tickets 85.00 For tickets call 482-1576,527-1209 393- 129 • r' TM 11 RON EXPOSITOR, MARCH 17, 2004.11 WEDDINGS Performed - your location or our indoor or outdoor chapel (non -denominational). For brochure call: REV. CHRIS MORGAN ALL FAITHS PASTORAL CENTRE BENMILLER, 524-5724 WEDDINGS Social Eveninpi for Michelle Dejong and Adam Kraemer March 27, 2004 9 p.m. -1 a.m. Ripley Arena Tickets: $5.00 Age of Majority Lunch Provided 9 1 tvp A 1' e� nemak cv5hep oz.! Make Your Own Beer, Wine, Coolers and Fruit Wine (Bram fine ar rt hare/) 84 4ton St., GODIRICH it 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 St rat ford Ciiir i,ts• 551 Huron St. 273-6780 Hidalgo Nightly at 8:45 & 9:15 SMBwI Matin M 2 pm Secret Window to Nightly at 7 & 9:15 82008un MMYu1. M 2 . . 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TO 1111111 111 GLOBETROTTERS Class of 2002 Naisnith Basketball Hall of Fame BEEN ' .;March 17 *f : St Patrick's Day Live Music by The Bricaf & Tom VrLIG EEE ,, Cil arzteys eLttc 1n "Formerly The Queen's Hotel" 4 Goderich St., E Seaforth 527-2982 ENTERTAINMENT SCHEDULE March 18 Carvery for Lunch 11 am -3pin KARAOKE with Bill 9 pm March 19 SAILESH X -Hated Hypnotist tickets S15 IMITFO QUANTITY 527-2982 March 20 KELLY'S HEROES "Best pub band in Canada." March 21 Join is for SUNDAY 8RUNCH l l am-3pn1 Celebrating St Patricks A// Week Long, March 11-2! ANNOUNCING THE GRAND OPENING OF OUR KITCHEN! W4We are also now open for Sunday Brunch. NEMEC 5