HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1979-05-10, Page 161St *,• THE HURON EXPOSITOR, MA'. 10, 1979
LEAGUE CHAMPS — The 50's topped their league
this year. Front left are Elsie Willems, George Love,.
Maloney; Rear are Neil Beuerman, Becci Burton and
in rgutar l owting
Captain, and Kira:,
Kevin Bennewies.
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BY PAUL ELUS
"What comes to mind when ;someone,
mentions the word "'birdie"? Perhaps the
.ute,little dolls that fly over your freshly
v shed; car just at the wrong Moment. 'Qv
thi.t non-existant thing that yon" ;are
supposed to watella>,'htle-,P44 rtil: tr.s.=With,
his new' camera,
To Kathy l.arole, of $eaforth illstcict
High School, birdie Means excitement. The
excitement of badminton, a sport which:
has become popular in the last few years as,
Canadians try to stay "in shape,'"
Two weeks ago, on Tuesday.. ,April. 24,.
Kathy won the Huron -Perth Junior Girls
Singles championship held in Listowel. To
do, th's. she had to defeat five.opponentS
from schools throughout the two counties,
Placing first` at Huron-Pertlh allowed
Kathy to play in the WOSSA frnals held in
Listowel on Friday of the same week.
Against the best from schools, from, all
around Western ontario, Kathy again WOn
the gold medal.
Unfortunately, this is as far as, junior
competition goes.. 'It w•oMd have been
interesting, to see how Kathy would: have
fared in the provincial finals, had, there
been any.
But this is not the end of badminton fog
the year. Marianne Weilrr, coa'h of the
•
tirdie?
SDHS badminton team, has :set up ;an
intramural mixed couples competition,
open to all students in the school. Kathy,,
along with her partner Robert Thompson, '..•
tsexpected to win the junior level, of play,.
This is only Kathy's second year :4$
seriouS`b dmintor competition. She first
learned "toy play at badminton clinics
•sponsored b' the 1 ronto badminton!
Association 1,vhiie she still lived in the city.
Kathy and het. family moved, to Seaforth,
last summer. and, in thispast school year,
her first in high achool, she has been very .•
active in sports. A' well as badminton,
Kathy also played on the junior girls
tennis, basketball, and volleyball teams,
She played on several school teams, but
prefers singles in badminton "because 1
get to play my own game,".
What about next. year? Well, (Kathy wilt
still be in the junior level, so look for a
repeat performance, after tj}at,she'll be in
the senior division. the ''seniors do, go.
beyond WOSSA, to the provincial finals: or.
OFSSA. Kathy is looking forward to that.,
and hopes that she Will be able to do as well.
then as she had to date.
After all this, one is not surprised to hear
Kathy say, "1 just enjoy sports,
Kee"p it uk. Kathy, and watchthe birdie!
Egmondville mare
BY DE131HE RANNEY
While they were in Brus;
;els last: week two Belgian
radio reporters Pierre de Vos.
and Gerrard Valet probably
hada lot of fun but they were
here on a working missions
as well and that mission was
to get a radio program.
So
as part of that program
they interviewed two former
Belgian residents who speak,
French --Rene Delbergue of
R. R, #3, _,Auburn and. Elier
lEury ofEgmondville.
Rene Delbergue told Mr.
Valet .about the reasons his.
family had emigrated to
Canada one of which was
because the war had mixed
things up. Renesfamily and
Elie Bury's family emigrated
here together. .
He said that most Belgians
had settled around the Delhi
and; Tilsonburg. areas but
they didn't have that much
money to invest in a tobacco
farm.
of a confrontation •if they
licensed . both. Mr. Valet
added that CB will eventually:
become licensed bet ause it is
realized that people can talk
alt over the world with CB
radios:
The two radio men also.:
wanted to go to Renesplace
to see if they cold tape any of.
the Belgium CBers coming in
but Rene couldn't ,get any
e
Smiles
There are bigger, things in
life than;- money, Bills, for
instance.
Next to surviving an earth-
quake, nothing is quite so
satisfying as getting a refund
on your, income' tax.
He told Mr. Valet they had,
lived around the . Brussels
area land then later to
auburn. He and his father
have about 500 acreswith
about 130-140 diary cows...'
When Mr. Valet wanted to
know why Rene's wife .wor-
ked at the Goderiich hospital
since he thought there would
be enough work at home for a
farm wife, • Rene explained
that everything is pretty well
• . automated, here.
When asked if he .had any
regrets, Rene replied that he
had been too young to have
any regrets but added that
when he gets taling to
-Belgium on his CB radio he
always has a • feeling for
Belgium: .
Rene asked Mr. valet: why
CB radios were not licensed
in Belgium and was told that
ham radio operators were
licensed and they were afraid.
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response they day the two
men were there although he
did have some previously
recorded tapes.
When ,asked. about prob-
lems in Canada, Rene ex-
pl.ained that there is' an
unemployment problem.. But
.the also told the reporters if
you want towork in Canada
there's work to bee. found -
maybe' not for what a person
trained; as but that a person
could' get a lower job and,
work his way up.
He also told Mr. Valet that
he had been talking to a.
cousin of his in r..elgium and.
heard that there was quite a
bit of unemployment in Bel-
gium too. Mr, Valet agreed.
Mr: Bury told the radio.
reporters that his family had
moved here because they
heard about Canada on the
radio that things, were really
god here.
He said after they got here
they brought a farm and a
few : years .after that the.
house burnt down. A. bunch.
the neighbours pitched in
and collected 51.,500 for them
and they bought a new
house, Ai that time Mr. Bury
wanted, to go back to Belgium.
but his wife didn't. They
later boughea farm in Hullett
Township. They . are now
living in Egmondville..
PLAYOFF CHAMPS — These "Colts" were their league's playpf
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champs in bowling this year, Front lett are Gertil Kraemers, Gary Bedard.
and; Conroe
Marion; Back left are Aa9e Marcussen, Klaus Lindemann
ana Rc n Beuerman. (Expositor Photo),
INDIVIDUAL AWARDS.— Winners who received trophiesat their recent
bowling banquet were: Front left Ruth Campbell _ Ladies' High Average,
175; -Bonnie Bedard, Ladies' High Triple, 628; and Connie Marion,
Ladies' High Single, 278; At rear are Lyle; Haney Men's High Triple, 887;
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John Coleman Men's High Single, 355; and Ron Beuerman Men's High
Average, 230; (Expositor Photo):
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