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The Citizen, 1987-04-08, Page 13THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 1987. PAGE 13. Souch, Stephens lead CHSS track team Central Huron’s Track and Field team participated last weekend in the 10th Annual York University High School Invitational Track and Field competition in Toronto. sentatives all performed very well The competition was of a very high calibre with over 1400 of the best athletes in the province in attendance. C.H.S.S.’s 23 repre- Sports Bulls rebound for overtime wins Continued from page 12 and Kevin McArter to put Brussels in the lead. Shots on net for the period were 7-5 in favor of the Bulls. The third period proved to be the same hectic hockey with the penalty box rarely empty as the referee kept on top of the game. Six minutes into the third period Bill Haines was taken to hospital with what was feared to be a broken arm, and Lucan was assessed a boarding penalty on the play. The Bulls were not able to take advantage of their power play and the scoreless period continued. There was 29 seconds remaining on the clock when Lucan called for an illegal stick measurement on the Bulls and after four measure­ ments, the referee finally ruled in their favor. Brussels was assessed a two minute penalty. Lucan pulled their goalie and with 17 seconds on the clock scored to tie the game, thus forcing overtime. After a brief rest, the clock was set for 10 minutes and the two teams resumed action. The same strenuous play continued until there was 4:10 left on the clock and Mike Chapman scored in an open corner from linemates Tim Fritz and Blake Flett. Brussels ensured the victory when Mike Chapman came through again on a pass from Marty Rutledge and Rob Cardiff with just 13 seconds left in the overtime period giving the Bulls the 6-4 overtime victory. The Bulls had their backs to the wall, facing elimination and came through with a victory. The same will be true as they return to Lucan on Tuesday for the sixth game of the series, as the Irish lead the series 3-2 in games. The seventh game will be back in Brussels on Thursday night at 8 p.m. (if necessary). The winner of this series will commence against Tavistock on Friday night for the O.H. A. league title. We are happy to report that Bill Haines did not receive a broken arm, but was very badly bruised. It will be a tough week on the players as some of the boys are now involved in college exams. Wayne Todd of Brussels took home the 50-50 jackpot of $267 as lucky ticket holder on Sunday afternoon. with a number of school record efforts and personal bests. In the Field portion of the event, Susan Govenlock won Central Huron’s first ever gold medallion at this meet winning the Senior Girls long jump with a new school record jump of 4.62 m. Tara Cluff finished in fourth position out of 15 competitors in the Open Girls’ Triple Jump with a new school record jump of 9.12 m. Lisa Beattie finished in sixth position in the Midget Girls’ high jump with a 1.45 m. jump. Jon Leppington set a new Midget Boys’ pole vault record for the school clearing the bar at 2.90 m. for a ninth place finish. In the 60m sprint event, Viviene Stephens captured the bronze medallion with an excellent time of 8.17 sec. This represents an exceptional effort given the fact that there were 62 competitors in the event! Lisa Beattie ran a very good 8.33 sec. time in the same event which placed her in the semi-finals. In the Junior Girls event, Karen Uyl advanced also to the semi-finals with an 8.29 sec. time. In the 400 m. event, Derek Bradshaw finished first in his heat of the Midget Boys’ event with a good time of 58.1 sec. placing him tenth out of 35 runners. John Lambers finished second in his heat of the Senior Boys’ event with a personal best time of 57.6 sec. Ming Lee finished third in his heat of the Senior Boys ’ event with a fine time of 54.35 sec. Kathy Kennedy finished fourth in her Midget Girls’ 400 m. event tying the school record of 66.6 sec. Alison Jeacock finished first in her heat of the Junior event with a time of 70.4 sec. In the 1500 m. event, Steve Souch finished first in his heat with a4:29 min. time. In the Midget Boys’ Event, Greg Lobb finished second in his heat with a 4:55 min. time while Jon Leppington was third and Dean Martin fifth in the same heat with 5:04 and 5:06 min. times respectively. The next meet scheduled for the team is the Westminster Meet in London on April 15. The following are results from the remainder of the competitors from Central Huron: 60 m. sprint, Tara Cluff, third in heat; Everett Ridder, fourth in heat. 400 m., Dave Sparling, third in heat, 58 sec.; Darryl Hemingway, fourth in heat, 64.1 sec.; Everett Ridder, fourth in heat, 61.4 sec. 1500 m., Angela Reid, sixth in heat, 6:34 min. High jump, Craig Caldwell, 1.65 min., P.B. Long jump, Steve Dolmage, 5.25 m., John Lambers, 5.29m. Triple Jump, Steve Dolmage, 10.64m. Pole Vault, Terry Cox, 2.60 m. . Brussels Bulls “Player of the Week” #10 DAVE HARDING I RIGHTWING An assistant captain with the 1 flH Bulls who is known for his aggressive style of play and excellent skating ability. Dave /HH is playing his last year of Junior after previous experience with % / Ho wick A complete line of Cooper Hockey Equipment Available at: ©Oldfield Radio Pro Hardware Brussels & Radio Shack 887-6851 County council approves appointments Huron County Council gave its approval last week to the appoint­ ment of an advisory council for the Huron Alcohol and Addiction Assessment and Referral Pro­ gram. News of the appointments was included in the report of the Huron County Board of Health, presented by its chairman, Goderich Town­ ship Reeve Grant Stirling. Appointed to the advisory coun­ cil are: Mr. Stirling; Dr. James McGregor, acting medical officer of health; Arnold Mathers, Huron County Board of Education repre­ sentative; Marion Dougall, South Huron Women’s Institute repre­ sentative; Dr. D. Ecker, Exeter; Dr. M. Conlon, Alexandra Marine and General Hospital, Goderich; Lee Grove, Wingham; Robert Murphy, Wingham Advance- Times editor. The provincially funded program was recently announced by the Ontario Ministry of Health. Advertisements inviting applications for the position of program director will be appearing soon in county newspapers. marks the spot! ------for values, service, selection and much more. 1 50 ml CREST $4 QQ TOOTHPASTE I NSupeiXDrugs Josephine Street, Zehrs Plaza, WINGHAM VVe reserve the right to limit quantities 1-519-357-1243 S Winejham X A I *< •U Hwy 86 Prices in effect until April 11/87. 6pm