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3 OOSTING YOUR ,HICKS 'Workshiop will
be held or ;Wednesday, June;: 6, 1990 at the
Seaforth and District CorOtra ratty Centres
frown 7 to10 p m, In this Worksh , ,Greg
Hargs, the'Leader will ouWne why peo-.
rife give, sources of fun,:ten rules for
►�sing, lG'eoppsimo
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Namp ublig/private partner,
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1BA• SENIOR:
k�ra�►'r.ir_Y`.tiif rte`:' ��..�. _ .®
: , Wins t r an Fosses- :for' •mi,n
tesday ' May 22 the+St Club a `x Aided '
eeWee 'I slccer iteam was F b �b , by the hne. of Mike-Jannnaar, fart
• Grand .Bend ; The Sts :Co1um'ltan , t Flanagan, Jane Crowley, 'Michael Mullin
ly; domina, the° and Dann ':Cronin.. r�
Bye eve , e ` f d Bend Atoms Were trounced by tbi
with an 1152 will..',304 Devere iia dr�ave ,
,' home three'. goals for the tenni witti;ithe ' ban Atom,II1 s obi Mondaywn t,
rest scored by Mike 'Watt; ,Jaso i Murray, bhn i de . ltchg d ami was the e
;;,, Jason Henderson, Dar i ICironin and Steve , game
!I' Mclnally. Chad ,Lamont 'Played a ton and wining .a very decisive,11.0':game
t, game in goal;` aliowing oty two Grand Strong defence work by Kelly 'Britten
.a, Bend points, with help from the. defence Krissy Groot ands Amy Ford ' helps
-'1' line of Colin and Mike Devereaux and goaltenders `Mike Murray and Luke Bren-
f Dave Middegaal. nal, earn their' shutouts The Atom III
,,The St.. Columban Mosquito 'squad goals •were scored by J;ID Nolan • (S
avelled to._Coldstream on Wednesday, assisted b" Iairry..Kely, Jarnie Dick_ and
I, May 23 and downed the host team in a 2-1 �' FO , Scott ;Henderson ,(3) assisted
squeaker. Greg Visser scored both oafs by Jami ick and'Mke Murray; Larry
eu stagy
for game, Columban. It was a good close
by y (..) stated e' i tbel) Nolan on two;
and a good 'all-round ,team effort b , Jamie D rk, on anassist' by Scott' Henden
•, all. Impressive work in goal by Pat Coyne. son; and Denise O'Reilly, unassisted, on a
i and Adam Nolan. with good defence oro- penalty shot.
Ryan Boggy, and Joey StaPles,.FltdV
fife beat to help goalies' Jeff M array and Jerod
Murrayy but couldn't holdback the strong
Nairn offence Scoring for St Columban
.were Marie Beuei!dnan, assisted ,by, -Jeff
d VanBakel, and Kigan Tiechert (2),assisted
by Mark Beuerman on both goals.
Under 17's shut
Jason McNichol, a left-winger with the
Seaforth Centenaires Jr. '13' hockey team,
has been chosen by the Wihdsor Spitfires
in the lath round of the Ontario Hockey
League Draft.
The midget draft, where the team
finishing last in the GILL. is awarded first
draft pick, took place this past Saturday in
Toronto. The players were chosen from a
pool of Midget and firstyear Bantam
hockey talent in Ontario. Jason McNichol
recently wound up his second year with
tete Centenaires.
"He could be the biggest pick going,
because he wasr.chosen 244th," noted
out' Nairn.
•
St • Cciii b'anopened their hbfne season;:
witiir a, big' win over Nairn; 6-1.: T e game
started, off 01ow until, Steve Ryan yscored `
threeoats son tlieeashOts to. give St . Col
um a 3.0 legd athalf time,
Steve Hieknel went up forward fir tide
second half .;and scored oft a•point: -
Graham esbitt, McNichol's Junior 'D' shot. St. 'Columban dent tap fi•0 after "two
coach.'" en there's 1500 or 2000 kids to nice goals, by Mike 'Clyne, but Nairn '
pick from overall, and you're number 244, scored late in the game to spoil. Wirethat got t tell you'sonnethine." Shewans shut out. Steve had a•good game, .
He also noted that although McNichol saving many close 'shots to Bold on to St
didn't hav hi Coluinbans 6-1 win
s greatest season po rites he Nicki Szabo lead a 'great game and *-
with the Cntenairea this year, ,he has the trolled.the mid field',u+ell to set up beiiutiful
size (6'4" ;.260 plus pounds) that the , : -
in theuretnes, but the ball just wo�lti deo t gp
'leagues a •,e looking for. Coach Nesbitt � the net.
compared his style to Frank Mahovlich. St. Colutnbans next "garde is at home
"He has the potential, when it coarses against Eseter'on Jdaave 4th.
down to ,fillis size and his ability and
eveaythin0' Nesbitt remarked."I know
Potential is a pretty big word...but the op-
portunitythere now."
"When a door's open, you'd better run
through it
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CELEBRATING 30 .YEARS 001.F1 ,.,
As the property ofe Windsor Spitfires,
Jason McNichol no longer has. fire;option to
try out for any othiehsekey tt anis.
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THEY'RE AT THE PdST..and Intermediate boys competitors detah at''Sgafoii Pubilo , sheriffqi track and hfield day :last Tuos-.
(left.wto right) Steven Leonhardt, Scott Wood, Jason Smith, . ' clay. Elliott photo. j
Skeen Anstett and Stephen Bachert are off in the 200 metre
3 SESSIONS
July 2 - July 20
July 23 - Aug, 10
,Aug. 1.3 - Aug. 31
Ak PAVILION
'►�►T DDAY,' JUNE 2 10 AM - 1 PM
ATURDAY, JUNE 9 10 AM - 1 PM
SUMMER
FUN - 1990
REGISTRATION
Snoopyschool - Playschool - Playground Registration
will be held at the Seaforth and District Community Centres on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13 from 7:00 to 9:00 pm
Au three programs` begin on Monday, July 2 at the Seaforth Public School.
Snoopyschool le for children ages 3 to 5 years, Playschool is for children ages 6 to
8' years, and Playground Is for children ages 9 to 12 years. Registration fee for all is
$65:06 per child for the entire 7 week program, or $37.00 for half days. Activities
include games, films, special days, arts and crafts, trips, sports and many other fun
things for the children. For information call the Recreation Office at 527-0882.
The Town of Seaforth,
in conjunction with the Ministry of Housing,
has funds available
to help conserve and improve existing housing,
In the Town of Sealorth.
O.H.R.P. offers financial incentives to homeowners living in
their own properties. The program is aimed at rehabilitating sub-
standard homes, with an emphasis on faulty structural and
sanitary conditions, as well as, the upgrading of plumbing, in-
sulation, heating and electrical systems.
A system df loans (repayable and forgivable) to pay for the
property rehabilitation is available to owner -occupants whose
"adjusted family income" does not exceed $21',000. The max-
imum amount of loan available is $7,500, of which up to $4,000
may be;forgiven. The interest rate on the repayable portion is
geared to family income (0% for those under $5000, up to 10%
over $16,000)•
l er ons wisftfrtg�o improve their homesshould co rtaot the
ur itis ned to further discuss the details - f the program:
AM dhOlie Huard, Deputy Cler-ft-`I'r asurer .
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Come to Meneset Mobile Park
just outside Goderich on Lake
Huron during our Open House.
Browse through the beautiful
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