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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1988-08-24, Page 7THE HURON EXPOSITOR, AUGUST 24, 1988 — 7A THIS WEEK IN SANDWICH PLAY - Mike Smale, left, and teammate, close in on this Exeter player In Saturday tournament soccer action in St. Columban. St. Columban won the game, and went on to meet another St. Columban team in the final. Mcllwraith photo. FAX CANON WE SEW WE SEND LETTERS FOR YOU HURON BUSINESS MACHINES CLINTON 482-7338 BODY CONTACT - St. Columban player Mike Smale put all parts of his body into play in a soccer tournament hosted by St. Colum - ban on the weekend. Here he attempts to manoeuver the ball to SI .IIN 8 511OR1151.1 4th MINOR HDOR(Y either his teammate Wayne Schoonderwoerd, foreground, or to his own feet. The two St. Columban teams ended up facing off in the finals of this tournament. Mcllwraith photo. Local soccer teams meet in PEE WEES On Tuesday, August 16, the St. Columban Pee Wees hosted Lucan and lost by the score of 2-1. The Pee Wee team just couldn't get anything going in this game as they were beaten to the ball all game by the hustling Lucan team. Mosquito age player Wayne Schoonerwoerd scored for St. Columban. ATOMS The St. Columban Atoms took a 4-2 lead in- to the second half and barely hung on as the Exeter II team battled back to tie the game 4-4 on August 15 in Exeter. Chris Marion and Scott Wood each scored two goals while Pat Gridzak and Greg Visser assisted. The Atoms season's record is 9 wins - 1 loss - 2 ties with two games left to play. MOSQUITO The two St. Columban Mosquito teams played each other on Wednesday, August 17. The game was close until the last 15 minutes when the Mosquito II team scored five times, winning the game 5-1. Mike Smale. and Wayne Schoonerwoerd each scored twice for the Mosq IIs with Jamie Stapleton scoring once. Jason Murray had the lone Mosquito I goal. • MOSQUITO TOURNAMENT • Both St. Columban teams saw action Fri- day, August 19 With the St. Columban Mos- quito I team facing Goderich at 'hi- Dublin field. It took over half the game for St. Col- umban to get going on the smaller field, but they finally did - winning 4-1. Jason Murray scored two goals for St. Columban with Col- in Devereaux and Jeremy Trubner scoring singles. Lawrence Flanagan made some ex- cellent saves playing goal in this game. At the St. Columban field Friday night, the St. Columban Mosquito II team played St. Paul's and won 5-0. Mike Smale fired two goals with Wayne Schoonerwoerd, Pat Cook and Boyd Devereaux each scoring once. Ryan Vandervliet registered the shut -out. In their second game of the tournament, the St. Columban Mosquito I's took on Em- bro and won 5-1. Mike Watt scored twice with Jeremy Trubner, Colin Devereaux and Justin Rodney scoring one each. This win put the St. Columban Mosquito I's into the A" Division finals. The St. Columban Mosquito II's second game was a close contest as they beat Ex- eter 1-0. Boyd ]Devereaux scored the lone St. Murray and Queens leading Kent Murray and the Queens lead the play offs in ladies softball. In last week's outing Kent Murray defeated Ken Smith 13-12 and the Queens defeated McNichol 27-7. For Kent Murray home runs were hit by Judy Mason and Lisa Preszcator. Joanne Aubin, Ann Bosman and Judy Mason added triples while Marilyn Denhaan and Connie tournament Columban goal. It was the St. Columban defence that kept the team in the game.. Fullbacks, Mike Devereaux and Jeff Ryan handled everything that came their way with help from halfbacks Casey Hoven, Joe Murray and Jim Crowley. Ryan Vandervliet Turn to page 16 • OUR ELEVATORS ARE READY TO RECEIVE YOUR 1988 WHITE BEAN CROP Seaforth & u• istrict Minor Hockey requires COACHES Andhelpers for all travel teams and Jr. and Sr. Houseleague for the 88%89 season. Anyone in- terested, please contact Elly Schoonderwoerd 345-2459 THANK YOU! THE ST. COLUMRAN MINOR SOCCER ' ASSOCIATION would Dike to thank Staffen's Food Market, Mitchell, EMA Food Store, Mitchell and Lyon's Food Market, Seaforth for their support and dona- tions to the food booth at the St. Columban Mosquito Tour- nament ournament held Aug. 20. Thanks also to Tony Arts, Richard Verberne, Greg Murray, Dave Murray and Wayne Ryan for refereeing. Special thanks to all the volunteers who helped at the food booth and to Ron and Mary Ryan of Ryan's Hard -Up Roost in St. Colum - ban for their continued sup- port of soccer in St. Columban. Marion each hit a double. Leading the Queens at the plate were Diane McGrath with a homerun and a triple, and Deb Murray with twb triples and a dou- ble. Hessie Kipfer also hit a home run and Joanne Holland and Hilda Young added doubles. Playoffs continue on Tuesday evenings at the Lions Park, RECREATION PREVIEW by Marty Bedard T KEN R. CAMPBELL ELEVATORS R.R. 1 DUBLIN 527-0249 Teddy Bears picnic Tuesday Join the fun at the Seaforth Branch Library's 12th Annual TEDDY BEARS PIG MC on Tuesday, August 30 at 2 p.m., ages 3 to 5 years welcome. Please pre -register at the Library as registration is limited. Ad- mission is .50e per person and bring along your favourite teddy bear. JOINT REGISTRATION for fall and winter programs will be held on Tuesday, September 13 from 7 to 9 p.m. and Wednes- day, September 14 from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Seaforth and District Community Centres. Come register for: Minor Hockey, Ringette, Figure Skating, Minor Broomball, Boy Scouts, Curling Club and Recreation Departments programs. For more informa- tion please call the Recreation office at 527-0882. G Don't miss this year's TERRY FOX RUN, C to be held on Sunday, September 18 from 8 E a.m. to 12 noon. The run will start from the Van Egmond House. Last year Seaforth recorded an all time high in money raised and the number that walked. Let's see if we can beat that number this year. All proceeds for the run, walk, jog, ride, r wheel a-thon will be going towards Cancer research. You can pick up a pledge sheet from the Town Hall, T.D. Bank, Province of Ontario Bank and the Recreation Office. The Seaforth MINOR BALL ASSOCIA- TION would like to invite all ball players and parents to their potluck dinner on Wednesday, September 14 starting at 7 p.m. at the Seaforth and District Community Centres. All Seaforth SENIOR GAMES PAR- TICIPANTS are invited to attend the annual potluck dinner to be held on Monday, September 19, starting at 6 p.m., also at the Seaforth and District Community Centres. FITNESS IS FUN, the exercise program for all ages where you are encouraged to "work at your own pace" will be held at the Seaforth and District Community Centres. Tuesday and Thursday mornings from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m., starting September 13. Special emphasis will be place on stretching, low- level aerobics and care for the back. It is suitable for beginners, older adults, seniors or anyone wishing to participate, Wednes- day evenings from 8 to 9 p.m. starting September 14. Total body conditioning, low impact aerobics, circuit training, stret- ching, strengthening for injury prevention and free weights. Men are encouraged to join. For informatin, registration call Drusilla Leitch 527-1182 or the Recreation Office 527-0882. YAMAHA 2 Days Only -This Fri. and Sat. Yamaha is now here, and we're celebrating with fun and savings. There's rides for the kids, special demonstrations, and surprises for everyone. Buy any Yamaha this weekend, and get $150.00 Off the trailer to haul it! 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