HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1980-10-30, Page 8T •
KAPXPOSITO 1980, •
A TOUGH COURSE—Faye Carnochan finished fifth in the WOSSA cross
country race in London, Friday, after completing the 3500 metre coarse in
14 minutes, seventeen seconds. She qualified for the all -Ontario meet in
London this Saturday. (Photo by Ellis)
Sportalk
Paul Ellis
WOSSA a reatchallenge
Faye Car noeCi. last sear's Western.
•. Ontario mtdget goes sross sountry
champion. ts on her was to pros incsal
comtpe ition agatro
Faye qualified for Saturdas's all -
Ontario 10.F S S A ) meet by first
capturing the HuronPerth k “nferrrhe tftle
two weeks ago. and then placing fifth in the
WOSSA meet last Frodas. Bul for her. not
placing first at WOSSA was no ells•
appointment. because the grade 10 student
from Seaforth Doetrost fieoh Si. Soot! moved
up to the more k hallcnatng !linen girls
level this fall
-1 was pleased with my first sear in
junior." remarked Ease. Is. who compiled
at the Weetern Ontario lesd. in four
seperate sports in the 19-9 80 school year
'i though there would he tough sompenton
in London (at WOSSA). who h there % as."
Nine runners from SDHS attended the
,WOSSA meet Fridas. held at the London
Skt Club Among them was another well
know cross eountrs runner. Mark Under-
wood In his final year of high school Mark
fintshed sixth in the senior boss' division .
Thts ranking as increased from eighth
' after one sentor tA RC disqu'ofied. and
another was elIrmnatcgl from the standmgs
because he as a rrbe lifsr f the top senior
team
thonk it was An P rite nt sear
esproalls fer • *he ahole team
commented Mare otono the fa • t that none
SDHS reinners Lioia -f'000t foe WOSSA as
opposed to mnlc !hrf.•c last fall
Mark is n siranger athlete s other
Last sear at WOSSS finoshed fifth.
after placing second at •io Huron Perth
meet Thos sear he %es thud He
intends to pia% agaln the sentor
basketball and socorr trams at the school,
but will he funnelling a reat deaf •of his
efforts into the triple %imp nwhich he has
competed at the procmcw c%el tn past
seasons
FOR YOURSELF
• 'As 1 runner " explains Mark 18. 'You
have to want to do tt foe yourself. as well
as for. the school ' ' In a prei. nous onterstew
he said "It•s an.indoeirlual sport If vou do
badly, 'you can't blame anyone else les the
most demanding sperrt phvsc hologically ••
And demanding -it is. Every day. Mark.
Faye. and the other team members took
tirne to get out and run two. three or four
miles after school or during their lunch.
period.
"It takes a lot of conditioning. even if
you're in top shape. ••Emphasties the
team's coach. teacher Harry Dougherty
"Same runners just don't train •• At the
WOSSA meet. he repeatedly pe.ointed out
that Many of the runners who were coming
in far behind the first place finishers were
weak and exhausted. and needed
assistance to walk after crossing the finish
line. In contrast. the top runners were in
mOch better shape.
"You'll never see one of our runners
looking like that. •' stated Coach Dougherty
in London. pointing to a runner hong
assisted by two teammates The runner
was obviously in poor shape after
completing the senior boysrace well
behind the pace
"1 think tee a very e.atiercing sport to
coach.' says Mr Dougherts "It's very
individualtstic I like the type of student
you get. If they're motisated enough to be
in a sport like this. it means that they're
.probably highly. Mat IV a fed in other
activities. 1 thmk they're Very good.
dedicated people.- he added. pointing out
that both Faye and Mark are honour
students.
OTHER RUNNERS
Other runners froin o.DHS who went to
WOSSA were Rosoe Van Dyk. 22nd in
Modget girls. Wayne Rsan and Marts
Bedard. S5th and reepectovely nut of
more than 130 entrants on the tuntor tioys.
and Paul Bolton. Phillip Mertars. Todd
Morey and Jerry Wright, entered Sis a team
In the midget bro.s• race
Faye. who is also currently involved in
junior girls basketball. is putting in a lot of
time training this week in preparation for
Saturday's OFSSA meet at the 'London Ski
Club She knows the basic course after
several previous meets held It the same
location. but will be pitted against the best
cross country runner< from high schools
across the province.
When asked how well she thought she
would do this weekend in the meet. Faye
just smiled
^ Flynnis_wprised at 25
A surprise party '‘as
held at the home of Lorne
and Viola Lawson on Tues
day evening. to honour Bill
and Marie Flynn for their
25th wedding anniversars
The evening was spent
with 7 tables of euchre in
play. High score. ladies -
Jean Keys. Lone hands -
Janie SdcEssing. tonsolatton
Debbie Flynn. Men's high -
Dick Pethick. fond hands -
Fl m er Townsend. consola-
tion- Warren Whitemore. A
social and musical half hour
was enjoyed. "The Huron
Strings" supplied the music.
After lunch was served,
Dorothy Townsend read an
appropriate addtess to Bill
and Marie. Irene Whitmor"
presented the couple with a
42 piece' stainless steel flat-
ware and a silver open
server.
Bill and Marie thanked the
group for their gifts and
invited everyone to their
party on Nov. 7 at Vanastra.
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LEAGHE TEAM STAND'
INGS, OCT. 27,1980.
Giasshoppers • 10
Crickets 34
Mosquitos 26
Beetles 33
June Bugs 19
Dragonflies 25
Men's High 'Single: Reg
Diek,490; Men's high triple -
John Coleman, 735. ,
Ladies high single -*Ruth
Campbell, 220; Ladies high
- Dolores O'Dwyer,
548.
LEGION
High single - Dorothea
Williamson, 248; Al° Smale,
High triple - Dorothea
Williamson, 645; Al Smale,
737.
#5 Liteweights
#3 Higblanders
4 Tryhards
_Buggy's
,11 Shoguns
1 The Winners
17
10 ,
9
9
9
9
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WESTERN ONTARIO CHAMPS—The Winthrop Warriors
slo-pitch learn recently won the W.0:A.A. Men's "A"
Championship. Members of the team include, left to right, rear
row, Don Jew itt, Gene Powell, Pual Buchanan, Bill Campbefl,
aie...011taisie
Doug Schroeder, Tom Fehr, (front) Ron
C.?mpbell, Gord Pryce, Rick Humphrey and
Missing at the time of the photo were Ed
Patterson and Herb Shoveller.
Despite sleet curlers attend
by Brasilia Leitch
Neither a 'slow beginnihR
nor the wind and sleet were
able to dampen the enthu-
Siasm of the curlers who
turned out for the Opening
Breakfast last Sunday.
Whether they had taken
'advantage of the extra MAWS -
sleep afforded them by the
return to Standard Time or it
they were still on their way
home from Saturday night
partying. everyone seemed
to be in good spirits and were
quickly catching up on a
summer's gossip. Noting the
several new faces in the
crovf+d, Steve Brown took the
opportunity to welcome the
new curlers to the club and
introduced them' to their
fellow members. Eight teams
took to the ice for some fun.
mixed curling where Jim
Cunningham his team of
Isobel Moore. Tom Turner
and Joan Beucrman to the
first victory of the season.
Let's hope its the first of
many, Jim, and that one of
those Wintario numbers
turns up lucky this week.
Thanks go to Isobel Moore
and Roxanne Brown who
cooked a delicious breakfast.
not forgetting the fourth
member of the social cam-
mittee, John Morre, whose
smile brightened a dull day
and the space behind the
counter. Thanks to Bill and
Marg Fleming for their spe-
cial contribution to the break-
fast - now let's get down to
that serious curling!
Richard Reeder reports
that a very successful In-
struction Clinic *as held last
Thursday with at least eight
beginner curlers and twenty
juniors in attendance. Sea -
forth is lucky to have good
instructors available at short
notice thanks to the Camp-
bells, the Pryce's and the
Patterson's who ran the pro-
gramme so efficiently.,
The Pot Luck, Supper is
scheduled for Saturday Nov;
ember 8th beginning at 6:30 .
p.m. All members are invited
The supper will he followed
by a dance at 9 p.m. with
music supplied by Sound
Unlitnited. -a regular at the
pas! few Club events. Hope
to see everyone there. This is
a good opportunity to meet
the new executive for the
1980 81 season. In case you
don't know v.ho they are here
are a few of them to look out
fir: President: Doug Row-
eliffe. Secretary. Jim Rose:
Treasurer Mike Thomas
Bowlers elect officers
The annual. meeting of
the mero's section of the
Seaforth laAn BoTAltng Club
ukas held mend,. The re
sults of the. election of
officers for 1981 are as
follows Past Presodent Clare
Roth. Prestdent -John Pat
tersort. Voce• President Char
les Morphs. Secretary Stan
Hillen Treasurer.Itm Keyes
Plans were made Icor next
year's bowling tournaments
mchiciong our 52nd anniver-
(he's always ready to take
your dues!): Men's Draw:
Murray Forbes; Mixed
Draw: Marg and Brute Cole-
man; Bonspiel Committee:
Jim and Ann Cunningham;
Membership: Richard, and
Marlene Reeder; OC.A. Rep:
John Pafterson. Jr.; District
O.C.A. Rep: Bob Wilson;
Rules: Dave Cornish.
In the Ladies Section the
new President is Millie Lobb;
secretary: Wendy Tremeer;
Treasurer: Mdrlene Rober-
ton; Catering: ltma Pryce
..and SpeciaL ..Events. Gail
King. Ladies Draw: Marg
Allan. The New Junior Pres--
tdent is Mark Underwood.
And Finally - Yours Truly -
I'm always on the look out for
some news for this column. If
I don't catch you at the Club,
give me a call and let me
know Jaime you've been up
to.,
Taylor, Brian
Mike ThomaS.
Saiverda, John'
(Photo by Ellis)
Any Competetive Curlers
who have not yet submitted
their team to Bill Fleming
should do so as soon as
possible so that he can get
the draw started.
111 h8Veli6ii"Ofilie" caw-
SpieLupcuming Nov. 15/16
in next week's paper.
BRODHAGEN SQUIRTS ARE CHAMPS—
(Front row, lpft to right) Julie Horan, Tammy
DeJong, Kimberly Dietz (captain), Angela
Duffy, Barbara Rapien, Beverly Rapien, Tracey
r.arl, tournament to be held in Siemon, (iagck row, left to right) Elaine Dietz,
August I'M!
'Asst. Coach, Heather Alce, Tracey Vanden -
Town and country
Team Standongs: Cougars.
15. Hip% ado% 15: Flipflops.
13. Ankle Biters. 16; Hush
Puppies, 14 North Stars, 12
Ladies Flieh Average. Le-
anne MO< as 205: Ladies
Kph Triple Mare Ungarian.
f)84: ladies High Single.
Marg Ungartan. 2.56.
Men's High Average, Ron
Harris. 244, Men's High
Triple. Ron Harris. 666,
Men's High Single. Ron
Harris. 253.
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Town
of
Seaforth
LEAF COLLECTION
The Public Works Crew will collect
leaves on the following days:
NOVEMBER 3R1) & 17111 North of Goderich St.
NOVEMBER 4TH & 18T11 South of Goderich St.
to Railway, Tracks
NOVEMBER 5TH & 19111 Southof Railway Tracks
Please have leaves bogged and at the curbside
by .8:00 a.m. on the day of collection
LEAF BURNING
BY-LAW NO. 26-78 SECTION 14
"No person shall set any fire on any paved or improved
portions of any street...."
- BY-LAW NO. 441-42 SECTION 92
"No person shall burn any combustible material within 100 feet of
any building...."
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of the Louise Murray Trophy for the player most
exemplifying sportsmanship), . Deborah De •
Jong, Terry Vandenberk, Marcia Scherbarth,
arid coach Bill Siemon. The team is pictured
with the'W.O.A.A. Squirt Horne Brew Trophy
won over Teeswater. (Photo by Josling)
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