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SMALL AND MIGHTY -Grade one and.. two students from St.,
Patrick's • school in Dublin captured -the one tournament•May 22 in.
Dublin and the Huron -Perth County tournament May 25 in
Goderich, The team pulled together at the beginning of the. coun-
ty tournament to win the game:' The team is from left in the back
row: Melissa Eusepi; Larry Scherbarth, Steven Saunders, Tara
• Flanagan, Shannon Torrance,5Ricky Poppe, Joanna Van Bakel,
- Peter Terpstra,-and coaches Joan ,Murray; a Grade two teacher'
and Rita Core, a Grade one teacher. ' In the front row from left:
Shaun Mabb, Jamie Maloney, Kelly Annis, Chris Verberne, Chad
Verberne and Ben Murray. Absent was Jeremy Hutchison.
St. Patrick's wins Huron -Perth. tournament
St. Patrick's school in Dublin used team-
work to win the Huron -Perth tee -ball tourna-
ment over three other competitors May 25 in
Goderich.
The spunky team won by a score of 8-7 in a
final game against Exeter. They also beat
out Stratford, and Kingsbridge to capture the
round-robin style county tournament.
One of the coaches of the team, Grade -one
teacher Rita Core, said they are -lucky to
have such good players and added the com-
season was very exciting because the Betore winning me county tournament St,
pressure was on in the bottom of the last inn- • Patrick's school beat out two other schools
ing to win the game. The coaches told their in their one. In a round-robin tournament
children to pull together to 'try to win the for their zone May 22, the team won their.last game against Hessonby a score of 27-18.
game, The children did so and, got three Their first game against St. Columban was
people out in a row. won by a score of 24-,12. These games were
Entered in the two -county tournament, -played in Dublin.
were Dublin, Exeter, Stratford and There were nineteen schools divided. into
Kingsbridge areas, representatives of four four zones. • -
zones. To enter the county tournament these Tee -ball is played in five innings and the
petition brings out the best teamwork in the -four schools had to beat out other schools in team must get five runs or three outs per
children. She said the first game of the 'their area. - inning.
Surprise 50th
1 party held
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without Grade 13, to take credit courses towards a university degree.
Western's 1987-88 Fall -Winter Calendar for credit studies is now
available. Courses offered in your area include:•
CLINTON - CENTRAL HURON SECONDARY SCHOOL
Psychology 100 (The Human Animal) Thursdays
GODERICH - GODERICH DISTRICT COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
Psychology 020E (Introduction to Psychology) • Tuesdays
KINCARDINE - KINCARDINE DISTRICT SECONDARY SCHOOL
History 147E (Women In -History - Teleconference) Tuesdays
Sociology 233 (Social Psychology) Wednesdays
Classes begin the week of September 14, 1987.
Course selection and general academic counselling is available at Kin-
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7:00 - 8:00 p.m. This is a drop-in session; no appointments are
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Cromarty Correspondent
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Congratulations are extended to a former
resident of the Cromarty area. Jack Hog-
garth, now of Egmondville, celebrated his
90th birthday last week.
Sunday visitors with the Gordon Scotts
were their five daughters, .na Finlayson,
Staffa, Dorothy Eyre, Shedden, Anna Scott,
Agnes Splane and Frances Melville, all of
London.
On May 24, relatives of Frances and Jim
Melville, who were recently - married,
gathered at the home of Frances' parents,
Gordon and, Hazel Scott, for a shower in
their honor. As well aS the Scott family,
guests -included Jiril's sister, Sue and hus-
band • Ernie' Langelaam and family,
Waliacetown, his brother, Bob Melville and
wife Judy and their four children of London,
Jim and Allene Scott and Tom and Hazel
Colquhoun, all of Mitchell, and some of their
families.
Bob and Ruth Laing attended Judy
Waymouth's stepdancing festival in Strat-
ford Northwestern School on Sunday after-
noon. Among the many dancers taking part
in the recital was their granddaughter, Erin
Zimmer, of Stratford. Nelson Howe was also
in attendance at the festival,
Congratulations froni the community to
Jack and Betty Anne Christie on the birth of
their daughter.
Mark Cronin has arrived home after spen-
ding a few days at the Indian reserve at
Weagamow Lake, in northwestern Ontario,
along with a few students from Mitchell
District High School.
Alice and Larry Gardiner, John and Carol
Ann Scott, Margaret Jean and Ivan McCly-
moat, attended the retirement party for Jim
Chapman in Exeter on Saturday. Mr. Chap-
mart. was a former teacher at SS 6 Hibbert,
To those of you who read this column last
week and smiled to yourself - we did get our
living room rug shampooed and yes. our
sales resistance is good.
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UP, UP AND AWAY - Daryl Diegel walked on air last week when he participated in the
long jump held as part of a field day at St. Columban School. Here. it looks as though
Daryl may never 'come down to earth. Mcllwraith photo
St. Columban couple has Holland visitors
Adrain and Nolda Van Esch of Holland
are spending three weeks with Pete and
Jean Van Drunen.
Frank and Patsy Crowley; Cletus and
Dorothy Crowley and Brian Crowley of Mit-
chell, Mike and Anne Crowley of Strathroy,
Marg Van Bakel of RR 2, Dublin and Sheila
and Wayne Rolph of RR 5, Mitchell spent the
weekend in Grand Rapids, Michigan and at-
tended the wedding of their cousin Terry
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Brian and Jean Harris of Kitchener spent
the weekend with the Crowley children.
Clarence and Cecilia Ryan, Mark Ryan,
Debbie Core, Louise Ryan and Don and
Brenda Ryan and boys of Melbourne attend-
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A surprise 50th birthday party was held
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May 3I, attended by George and Yvonne
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