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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1990-06-20, Page 8THE HIRQN p pt3S of JANE 211 1999 M �y au r{guy ctieev.Olds Ltd. 13Ma111StSeaforth- ,5274-140 • Service • Selection • Savings • Satisfaction • Leasing • Complete BODY SHOP Service WESTERN ONTARIO SOCCER LEAGUE MEN'S 2nd DIVISION HOME GAME SUNDAY, JUNE 24 6:00 P.M. ST. COLUMBAN VS. SARNIA ST. COLUMBAN SOCCER FIELD This Ad Sponsored by: TONY G. ARTS 527-0794 SunLife Canadataftstji.,jtjes ju rte 4e.t.treith SSW Games Come- mtaee woi 1d 1i to .. nvtta :all Seniors that pacucipawd in the Seaforth Senior Games to their annual POTLUCK BANQUET AND AWARDS NIGHT. This' banquet will beheld at the Seaforth and District Community Centres on ' Monday, July 9 beginning at bpm. Please bring main dish of dessert, and your own cutlery and dishes. Everyone is welcome to stay after to enjoy some cards, prizes will be handed out. If you would like some further information on this event please call me at 527-0882. SENIOR SHUFFLEBOARD continues every Wednesday after- noon at the Seaforth and District Community Centres from 1:30 to 4:00 P.M- JAL week's.winners.OM. and PIay&mynd is for were tidies : , -Hazel McGonigle � `"t0 12� pears. (446); .ttlttd<ey McLean (431) a1 Reg n ,fee for all is $65 per Isabel Gardiner (430), Mees - Ben childfairtheertue'7-week program, Walters (506); Bnice McLean (386) or '137 for half *IS'*Iiviilies and Gordon Mturay (247) include games, films„ special days, arts; and crafts, taps. spores and ►y Other. fun things for the S N O 0 P Y' S cluldnea. For information call the CHOOL-PLAYSCH•OQ.L- recreation office at 527-0882. PLA YG.•ROUND REGISTRATION was held at the Seaforth District Community Centres last week If you missed this registration night, or could not make it in, you can still register at the Recreation Office until June 29, 1990. All three programs begin on Monday, July 2 at the Seaforth Pubic School. Snoopyschool is for Children aged 3 to 5 years, Plays- chool is for children aged 6 to 8 Plantostay in town on Sunday, July 1st to help Seafonh celebrate CANADA'S BIRTHDAY. Activities include:. 7-11. a.m. - Fired men's Pancake Breakfast at the Fireball. 1:3 ..p.m. _ Leisure Walk Poker Rally, starting from Victoria Park. 2- 3 p.m. - The Seaforth-Dashwood Community Band will entertain in Victoria Park. No loss for Squirts, PeeWees, Mosquitoes The St. Columban Mosquitoes played Grand Bend at Grand Bend's Klondike Park last week, and downed their hosts 4-2 in a right soccer match. Pat Coyne and Adam Nolan worked the net, and the scoring was opened by Pat Coyne. Greg Visser brought in St. Columban's second goal, while Greg Van Bakel and Jeff Van Loon rounded the score out to four. The PeeWee team was on the road to Lucan on Tuesday, June 12 to do battle with the Lucan squad. Good hustle on the part of the whole team, with special mention to Lawrence Flanagan, secured a tidy 5-1 win for St. Columban. Lawrence had his best outing to date in this game, setting up a number of good scoring oppor- tunities and never slowing down. Colin Devereaux, Dave Middegaal and Mike Hugill also had very strong games for St. Columban, and Chad Lamont played well in neL The PeeWee goals came from Jason Henderson and Jason Murray, with two each, and one by Scott Vosper. A 2-0 win for the SL Columban Squirt team over Exeter rounded out play on June 7, with Brad Schoonderwoerd getting both points for the team. St. Columban's first goal was a penalty shot that the goalie managed to get a piece of - but not a big enough piece to save it. Goal number two was scored when a free kick from the 18 yard line found its mark. • RECREATII PREVIE'.. by (Recreation Director) Maity Bedard Dusk - GiantFuieworks Display - at the Highschool. The Blyth Festival is pleased to announce details for the 1990 YOUTH WORKSHOPS FOR CHILDREN between the ages of 5 and 12 years. This year's yputh workshops will focus on fairy cafes, legends and traditional folk stories. Registration for all is Monday, July 2 from 9-11 a.m. and 1-3 p.m. in the Blyth Memorial Hall basement. Registration fee is $10 per child for the two week session. The children will explore, and eventually present on Friday, July 13 a day of superstition - their folk tale - and the public is invited to watch.. For further information please contact 523-4345. The Seaforth Agricultural Society will be hosting a GIANT YARD SALE next Fall. This sale will be held in the new show barn in the middle of the race track. To reserve space, you can call Lois Hodgen at 527-0046. Spaces will be 14 feet wide and will cost $8. Each ex- hibitor must supply their own table. 1 The Squirt defence and half -backs put in a strong perfonnance, pas- sing and moving the ball well. The Peewee II team met Nairn on June 12, and put in a strong defen- sive game despite a short-handed roster. They fought well but were downed by the visiting Nairn squad by a score of 4-0. Nine players battle to Under -17 close loss BAILEY' S of Hensel) Ltd. Highway #4 262-2020 Your home comfort people ° Furnaces ° Air conditioning ° ° Heat pumps We aren't comfortable-- ---- until you are! On Monday June 11, the St. Columban Under -17 team travelled to Lucan and lost a close game with a 5-4 score in favour of Lucan. St. Columban showed up for the game with nine men and played hard, holding the game to a close defen- sive battle. Lucan led the match 3-2 at half- time. St. Columban half -back Steve Bicknell scored after picking up a Steve Ryan rebound and putting it into the net. Forward Ryan scored the other goal of• the half on a breakaway, and' the goalie never had a chance. In the second half, Lucan went up 4-2 before Steve Ryan scored on a Swim team on the lookout for new members Any eager swimmers who are interested in competing on a swim team this summer are invited to come down to the Lion's pool every Monday, Wednesday and Friday afternoon, 4 - 5 p.m., for open practices beginning July 2. Jane Rowcliffe, a lifeguard at the Lion's pool, adds that there is no minimum age for the team, and that if enough interest is generated and enough swimmers come out, tank tops will be ordered for members. The fee for swim team will be $20. All other regular programs are also set to begin at the pool on July 2. headball from a Mike Etue cross to make it a 4-3 game. The referee called a very questionable goal for Lucan with 15 minutes to go in the match and Lucan went up 5-3. SL Columban pressured the Lucan squad into making some mistakes and capitalized on another Steve Ryan goal late in the game. The locals had many chances to tie the score, but failed to put the tying goal into the net. Dean Murray and Kurt Lindemann played strong games as Steve Hicknell and Kalen Carroll shared goaltending duties. A "job well done" goes out to the nine players that came out to the game, and to coach Bill Vospar. Atom II and III wins redeem Atom I loss A full slate of games for all of the St. Colwnban minor soccer teams kept the players running this week, with five wins and two losses recorded by the locals. The..Atom l team hosted Grand ert4i a ptiblui: el"d°last Wedgies- day evening and were downed by their visitors by a score of 7-1. The Atoms went into the game short- handed, and the first goal of the game was drilled in by Grand Bend in the opening minutes of the match. At half time, the score read 3-0 for Grand Bend. St. Columban had plenty of opportunities but just couldn't seem to put the ball into the net. The sole Atom I goal was scored by Scott Schoonderwoerd, with an assist by Scott Van Dooren. Mat- thew Cronin put out an outstanding effort in the St. Columban net, with HOW DOES THIS WORK AGAIN? IT'S EASY! •Do you have papers, orders, documents, that have to be in Toronto, Vancouver, New York, Los Angeles, Paris, Rome, or Listowel today? Right nowt •Ever faced with deadlines? MEET THEM WITH defence provided by Nicole Munro, Darrel Schoonderwoerd and Wesley Vick. Special thanks to Darrel Schoonderwoerd for his great work on defence, helping out the short- handed Atom I's. The Atom H's took 'to the Dublin, field earlier in the week, hosting Arva on Monday night and sending them home on the wrong end of the 5-2 St. Columban win. Tracey Van Bakel and Julie O'Rourke played an outstanding game at the half and defence positions. Jared and Jeff Murray shared net duty, with Ryan Hoegy and Joey Staples working the defence. St. Columban's Atom II goals came from Ben Murray, assisted by Mark Beuerman; Ben Murray on an assist by Jeff Van Bakel; and Keigan Teichart, with Mark Beuer- man helping out again. Gary Van Bakel shot in two goals, one single- handed and one on an assist by Jared Murray. That Monday, the Atom III squad travelled to Grand Bend and redeemed the Atom 1 loss with a 6- 2 victory. Thisgame featured some excellent defensive play by Shawn VanLoon and Denise O'Reilly, with other defencemen Kelly Boven, Luke Brennan and Krissy Groot helping out netminders Mike Mur- ray (first half) and Scott Henderson. J.D. Nolan was a scoring power- house for the Atom III game, booting in three goals, two on as- sists from Larry Kelly and one single-handed. Jamie Dick scored two, one alone and one on an assist from J.D. Nolan, while Mike Mur- ray teamed up with Jamie Dick for Si. Columban's sixth goal. TRIANGLE DISCO U NT... 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JUNIOR GIRLS 100M - Lisa Blake, Kelly Devereaux, Kathy Devereaux; 200M - Kelly Devereaux, Lisa Blake, Jill Dolmage; 400M - Kelly Devereaux, Kathy Devereaux, Lisa Blake; Running Long Jump - Lisa Blake, Marianne Vanden Hengel, Kelly Devereaux; Standing Jump - Lisa Blake, Michelle Henderson, Denise O'Reilly; Ball Throw - Michelle Henderson, Lisa Blake, Kelly Devereaux. JUNIOR BOYS 100M - Scott Van Dooren, Bran- don Nash, Robbie Janmaat; 200M - Scou Van Dooren, Brandon Nash, Mike Van Bakel; 400M - Scott Van Dooren, Brandon Nash, Ryan Van Dooren; Running Long Jump - Brandon Nash, Dean Price, Mike Nigh; Standing Jump - Mike Nigh, Mike Van Bakel, Brandon Nash; Ball Throw - Dean Price, Brandon Nash, Mike Nigh. INTERMEDIATE GIRLS 100M - Laurie Janmaat, Kelly Rau, Melissa Finlayson; 200M - Kelly Rau, Debbie Vanden Hengel, Melissa Finlayson; 400M - Kelly Rau, Melissa Finlayson, Krissy Holland; 800M - Kelly Rau, Melis- sa Finlayson, Krissy Holland; Run- ning Long Jump - Laurie Janmaat, Kelly Rau, Debbie Vanden Hengel; Standing Jump - Kelly Rau, Serena Wesley, Laurie Janmaat, Ball Throw - Kelly Rau, Serena Wesley, Julie Agar. INTERMEDIATE BOYS 100M - Jason Henderson, Boyd Devereaux, Andy Parker; LuuvaM - SENIOR GIRLS 100M - Julie Medd, Jen De Jong, Amanda Culliton; 200M - Julie Medd, Jen De Jong, Michelle Etue; 400M - Julie Medd, Janet Vanden Hoven, Michelle Etue; 800M - Julie Medd, Janet Vanden Hoven, Michelle Ewe; 1500M - Julie Medd, Jen Marion, Melissa Blake; Running Long Jump - Julie Medd, Jen De Jong, Janet Vanden Hoven; Triple Jump - Julie Medd, Michelle Etue, Katie Craig; Shot Put - Melis- sa Blake, Janet Vanden Hoven, Katie Craig. SENIOR BOYS 100M - Jeff Williamson, Mike Devereaux, Pat Devereaux; 200M - Jeff Williamson, Mike Devereaux, Steve Vanden Hengel; 400M - Jeff Williamson, Mike Devereaux, Steve Vanden Hengel; 800M - Mike Devereaux, Jeff Williamson, Steve Vanden Hengel; 1500M - Mike Devereaux, Steve Vanden Hengel, Jeff Williamson; Running Long Jump - Jeff Williamson, Steve Mero, Pat Devereaux; Triple Jump - David Middegaal, Mike Devereaux, Steve Vanden Hengel; Shot Put - Jeff Williamson, Steve Vanden Hengel, Jeff Grobbink.