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Times Advocate, 1996-09-18, Page 9• COMM1JNITY2 Tittles -Advocate, September 18, 1996 Page 9 Window display winner National Trust placed first in the Exeter Fall Fair window diplay judged Friday. The winning window best depicted the fair theme of Focus on Market Gardening. The second place win- dow was created by Quilt and Calicos, the third by Wuerth Shoes and an honorable mention was given to Country Trenditions. Pictured from left are: Ruthanne Negrijn, Exeter Ag- ricultural gricultural Society President, Wendi Schwindt, National Trust employee, Joyce Black, National Trust Manager and Tom Seip, Exeter Business Association Chair. Rookie Ball champs The Lucan Irish '9' Rookie Bali Team is shown above. Front row, left to right, Adam Froats, Ben. McFalls, Jeff Latta, Bren- dan Wraith, Logan Couture, Bryce Bumstead. Middle row, left ' to right, Scott Thompson, Mike Noyes, Cam Galbraith, Mike Jacques, Mark Godwin, Brad Funstdn, Korey Hess. Back row, left to right, Doug Latta, Ron Funston, Terry Jacques, Mike Thompson, Bev Bumstead. Aviv*, t, 41‘. 0;4!A ... w.. w.- fifth Irish'9' place KINGSViLLE - The Lucan Irish '9' Rookie ball team capped off a very exciting season 'with a fifth place finish at the All -Ontario Roo- kie Ball Championships held in Kingsville. Lucan played hard but could not match the strong bats of Georgetown who eliminated Lucan. Lucan seasonal play included Lu - can Rookie Ball Tournament cham- pions, Western Ontario Qualifying Tournament champions, 'A' final- ists in both Flesherton and Mitchell tournaments, and the highlight of the Lucan season was winning the Western Ontario Baseball Associa- tion Rookie Ball championship held in Listowel August 18 and 19, to become champions in the double knockout tournament Lucan defeat- ed Flesherton, Goderich, St. Marys and Mitchell enroute to the finals. in the finals Lucan* lost the first game 17-16 in extra innings to a determined St. Marys team. The second game was a different story as Lucan won convincingly 12-1' to win the W.O.B.A. title. This was the first W.O.B.A. title for Lucan. 111,\\K YOU • 'f1 I A\ K lO1_' The coaches would like to thank all the players for their all out effort, good sportsmanship in team play and their entertainment at practice, games and pool parties. Thanks to our scorekeepers Lori and Sherry and to all our host of family fun weekends. Special thanks to all parents for your efforts in getting your kids out to play and practice. It makes your being in attendance if possible appreciated by not only your kids but the coaches as well! We would like to take this opportunity to recognize the famous lawn irish'9' baseball teams of the twenties who had the Irish Nine cigars and team pitcher on the ciga box named because of them, and on Lucan's 125 birthday the spirit of Lucan Irish Nine baseball history, and tradition Nees on. Concerned about what's in your DRINKING WAFER? •.• especially after heavy rains all rural and municipal wells may have higher levels of contamination FOR ALL YOUR WATER TESTING AND DRINKING WATER NEEDS me. �iOME PRODUCTS EXETER * WATER DISTILLERS • Many models available * STAINLESS STEEI. 12 ELEMENT COOKWARE 235-0699 Long Distance 1-800-529-9292 MARK HEiMRiCH t1 Community service fair to be held at Rec Centre EXETER - The Huron Communi- ty Services Network will be pre- senting a "Huron Community Ser- vices Fair." It will be open to the public and appeal to all ages. This informative and fun event will be held at the Exeter Recreation Cen- tre on Thursday. October 3 from 1:30 to 7 p.m. Seniors, children and all family: members will enjoy the varied activities planned for this special day. Many information booths and displays will have representatives from these agencies who will hand out brochures and answer any ques- tions you may have. We guarantee that you will leave the fair much more informed and aware of Huron County services and be glad you took the time to come! The Huron Community Service Network is a gathering of service agencies and individuals to share information, exchange ideas and enhance community leadership. We meet five times a year, usually at the OMAFRA office at 100 Don Street in Clinton. One of the most popular items on our agenda is what we call the Trading Post. At this time each member or guest has STRATFORD FESIIVAL AS IC RICHARD MOM T l E One of L.ife s Great Stages tx�f-fin Supporting a great cause O 1996 UNITED WAY PERFORMANCES The Little Foxes WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25 8:00 PM. ALL SEATS $21 Meredith Willson's The Music Man WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9 8:00 PM. ALL SEATS $26 Amadeus WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 73 8;00 PM. ALL SEATS $21 $ 10 from each ticket supports the United Way of Stratford Perth CAU THE BOX OFFICE AT Way diirount Ask for`i'Un alt opportunity; to introduce them- selves, their agency and give a short announcement of upcoming activities, It's a very informative time. After a coffee and muffin break.we often enjoy either a guest speaker, 'teaching video or other ex - Weise. The Network helped spon- sir two of its members to lake the 10 steps to Community Action (leadership) course last year. As well, they organize a public infor- mation swap each year. Our next meeting takes place on Thursday, September 26 ut 9 a.m. at the OMAFRA office •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • STILL W9NDERING IF IT WORKS? • • The • • • • - 1....,4,1' • • •• • • • • • • PS. DID •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1skjaure(Cutting 60 pounds later. 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