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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1983-04-27, Page 20HE PUMA 'EXPOSITOR, APRIL 27,,1903 • y KO, Ogg,. Be a'good *port ex -pro tells hockey banquet "Mot everyone can be good in sports but everyone can be a good sport," said Gary. Lisle as he, addressed the annual minor hockey !banquet and dance last Prl- day night in the Belgrave W.I. Hall. Mr. Lisle, a former teacher in .Belgrave, drew from his own personal experiences playing minor - hockey in Brighton and pro- fessional hockey in Holland as he stressed to the capacity crowd of players and parents the value of playing your best and having fun while doing It. Paul Coultes paid tribute to Wilfred and Hazel Haines on their many years of helping with the minor hockey pro, gram in Belgrave. Robert Gordon presented the Haines with an engraved plaque. To everyone's delight, Pat Cull presented his own com- position entitled "Them Goal Getters," a poem about the fortunes and misfortunes of the Belgrave Pee Wees and their coaches. Music was supplied by a girl's trio composed of Hea- ther and Carol Hopper and Heather Morton and a boys' trio of Ian Morton, Michael Jardin and Tom Cull. Piano solos were contributed by Pat Cull and Steve Coultes. The Belgrave coaches were called on to introduce their teams and comment on the season. Speaking for the Pee Wees were coaches Tim Tol- ton and Paul McKee, for the Squirts; Lloyd Michie and Murray Shiell and for the Tykes • Glen Coultes and Harry Wilson ee INDOOR CAMPFIRE—On Prlday night 24 Brownies and their leaders had a camp -out at the Optimist Park with ball games, sleeping bag camping and indoor campf ires like this one Saturday morning they played baseball. (Photo by Hook), and Ottobotweengtt CONFIRMATION—A total of 61 candidates were confirmed In a special ceremony Apr. 11 at St. James' Roman Catholic Church, by Austllary Bishop Most Reverend Marcel Gervais, D.D. . 38 children and four adults were from St. Jaynes' parish and 19 children from Logan parish. Confirmed in Seaforth, were, back roW, from left, Stephen Ryan, Kevin Cooper, Paul Hoste, Tony Van. Loon, John Vincent, Brian Dupuis, Mike Betties, Robert Williamson, David Vantyghem, John Williamson and Peter Menheere. Third row, Father J.C. Caruana, Robbie Van Loon, Janice Mero, Sandra Poland, Cindy McLaughlin, Linda De Jong, Kelly Calver, Madonna McQuaid, Marilyn W1lipms, Debbie Wright, Pam ,Nolan and Jeff Dolmage. Second row: Danny McNichol, Jeff Dick, Ann Wilson, Lori Harvey, Mary Katherine Vincent, Cathy Hak, Lisa Calver, Lisa O'Dwyer, Tracy Bedard, Kim Costello, Jason Rodney and Stephen Van Dyk. Front: Ron Stewart, Danny Primeau, Bishop Gervais, John Murray and Dwayne Price. (Photo by David Hook) KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION for September 1983 at GREY CENTRAL SCHOOL Ethel Wed., May 4, 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Children must be five years of age by December 31, 1983, Please bring a birth certificate aild immunization records. 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